David Blank-Edelman
David Blank-Edelman, the author of Perl for System Administration, and instructor for a tutorial I took.
Garry
Garry is one of the OpenAFS developers.
Love, Brian, and Mitch
Love, one of the developers of Arla, myself, and Mitch at the AFS Workshop.
Banner
The conference banner.
Tim
Tim is one of the people I know from the University of Illinois.
Esther and Garry
Esther and Garry are the AFS gurus.
Ken and Heidi
Ken and Heidi are from NRL, and are also AFS administrators.
James
James, from my old role-playing group, was there with one of the vendors.
Jon
Jon is another one of the people I know from UIUC.
Bryan
Bryan is the current maintainer of the conserver software package.
Mark
Mark is yet another UIUC person.
Giant Heart
The conference social event was held at the Franklin Institute, which has a gigantic heart you can walk into.
Zonker
Zonker is the author of a great console server FAQ.
Brian, Tim, Ray, and Steve
I'm standing in front of the Giant Heart with Tim, Ray, and Steve from UIUC.
Shlomo and Rudy
Shlomo is from Pitt and Rudy is from CERT, and I met them when Rudy was in the AFS Workshop I attended.
Ben Franklin
As you might have guessed, the Franklin Institute has a large statue of Ben Franklin.
Larry Wall
Larry Wall is the author of Perl, a fantastically useful programming language.
Rob Kolstad
Rob is the executive director of SAGE, the System Administrators Guild, but he's also the author of Unix Notes, which allows IMSA alums to spend way too much time talking to each other.
Love
Another shot of Love.