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Party 2.0

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Bryan, Duane, & Paul	Party goers	Darla, Melissa, and Radena greatly elevated the "hot" quotient of the entire crowd.
Bryan, Duane, Bob, and Paul	The band plays while the people dance,	John and Darla
We don't have a lot of pics of him, but Dave Hamilton not only played the drums, he organized the whole party!	The face painters painted more than just faces.	We also had henna tattoo artists on hand.
He's hoping it will wash off in the morning...	The place was packed full of Mac folks. It's a nice feeling to have so much fun with so many Mac users.	Dave Hamilton got out from behind the skins to sing lead, too.
Bryan, Duane, and Paul	Chris Breen is an awesome keyboard player!	More party goers.
Chris, Bryan, Duane, and a dancer.	Did we mention the place was packed?	More face paintings.
Dancing...	The Macworld All Stars.	Chris Breen!
The Macworld All Stars	She's taking a break from her...err...energetic table dancing! w00t!	Bob LeVitus was wailing!
Bob and Bryan do their famous Def Leppard impression	More party goers.

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