VCF Midwest prizes.

[Patrick Finnegan]

On Wednesday 03 August 2005 09:08, Bob Brown wrote:
> I wasn't able to stay for the end....which exhibits won the
> balloting?

For third place, we had a tie between Tom Uban's "Imlac PDS-1D" and 
Michael Lee's "NeXTstations and More from Mike's Basement".

In second place was Laurence Kelby, with his exhibits "Got Wood" and 
"Micro Kits".

In first place was Auri Rahimzadeh's "Back to the Future" exhibit.

I want to congratulate all of the exhibitors on a job well done.  All of 
the exhibits were interesting and well laid out.  Furthermore, I feel 
that Auri's and Laurence's exhibits were in my opinion very deserving 
of first and second place - both of them had quite huge and complex 
exhibits, and did a very impressive job.  After than the "top two" 
exhibitors, who wowed us with their expansive exhibits, everyone else 
did still did a wonderful job as an exhibitor, and it would have been 
difficult for me to chose what I'd give 3rd place to, which probably 
explains why there was a tie. :)

I just want to thank everyone that came out to speak, exhibit, vend, or 
just view the exhibits.  I had a fun (if exhausting!) time, and am 
grateful for the turnout that we got.  I hope that everyone else had at 
least as much fun as I did, if not more.  Finally, I want to publically 
thank Sellam for allowing and helping me to put on as successful of a 
first midwestern VCF as we did.  I couldn't have done it without him.

Pat
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