1. Reception and Dinner for Nearly 70!
AIDC 100
Reception and Dinner for Nearly 70!

2. This must have
been early. All
is so serious!

4. Now things are starting
to loosen up!

5. The first and only
father-son members
in the AIDC 100
A lot of Auto ID years in this picture!

7. Dan, let’s have
another drink!

8. Dinner time!

9. Watch out
for that Jenny.
She’s a charmer!

10. Guillaume has Ian’s attention!
This is the
way it is!
Guillaume has Ian’s attention!

11. Karen is really in to what Don is saying. Everyone else is hungry!

12. We also worked hard at our annual meeting on October 28th!
P.S. Peter and George said they were not prepared!!!!

14. The Stony Brook staff
were fantastic hosts!
Peter brought a
bit of history
to donate to the
AIDC 100 library

15. Leadership Council (and guests) dinner-meeting on October 26th
Front row: Dave Allais, Rick Bushnell, Chuck Biss, Chuck Furedy
Back row: Jenny Hicks, Sprague Ackley, Bruce Philpot, Teddy Goldberg,
Tina Barkan, Peter Hicks, Dick Meyers

16. Stony Brook Adding Auto-ID Curriculum
In concert with the Stony Brook campus of the State University of New York, AIDC 100 has announced the creation of a new automatic identification technology curriculum at the college. AIDC 100 is a not-for-profit, professional organization that promotes the expansion of automatic-identification and data collection technologies, including RFID.
The announcement was made during AIDC 100's annual meeting, held at SUNY Stony Brook on Oct. 27. The program is being developed with a $100,000 endowment in the form of a gift annuity. Intermec Technologies, Zebra Technologies, Hand Held Products, Metrologic and Lowry Computer Products are contributing to the program by donating hardware and scholarship funding. The donated hardware will be used in a working laboratory at the university, and students will be offered internship positions at automatic-ID companies.
Students participating in the program will be eligible for an engineering degree with a minor in automatic identification, according to the university.

17. Members at Annual Meeting
Sprague Ackley
David Allais
Tina Barkan
Francis Beck
Rick Bushnell
Joe Dunlap
Jim Fales
Rick Fox
Chuck Furedy
Teddy Goldberg
Craig Harmon
Peter Hicks
John Hill
Chris Hook
Jack Householder
Jack Kindsvater
Robert LaMoreaux
Chuck Mara
Jud Miner
Dick Meyers
Theo Pavlidis
Bruce Philpot
John Robertson
Dick Sawyer
Ted Schultze
Frank Sharkey
Rich Vossel
Mike Weaver
George Wright IV
George Wright Sr.

18. The Team That Made It Happen! AIDC 100 Project Chairman Logistics
Bruce Philpot
Agenda
Craig Harmon
Registration
Chuck Biss
Bob LaMoreaux
Larry Roberts
Paul Bergé
Promotion/Publicity
Rick Bushnell
Rick Morgan
Gabriele Edgell
Jack Householder
Flyer Production/Distribution
Educational Program
Bob Rylander
Logistics
Stony Brook University
- Jason Torre
Kristen Nyitray
Chris Filstrup
Berri Brine
Lois Mazer
Meal & Reception Planning
Teddy Goldberg
Dick Meyers
Conference Materials
Paul Bergé
Bruce Philpot
Minutes
LC Meeting = Bruce Philpot
Forum (Notes) = John Hill
Annual Meeting = Bruce Philpot
Sponsors
Mementos
Bonnie Shuman
Paul Bergé
Photography
Teddy Goldberg
Robbi Goldberg
Dick Meyers
Mike Weaver
PPT Album
Bus Organization
David Allais
Rick Fox
Sponsors
Website
Larry Roberts
Treasury
Sprague Ackley
The
Team
That
Made It
Happen!

19. Gabrielle for the FLYER and to Bonney
Gabrielle Bonney
Special thanks to
Gabrielle for the FLYER
and to Bonney
For the MEMENTOS (not shown – but they were nice)

20. F abulous otographers … and we can’t forget the special efforts of our
Teddy F
abulous
otographers
… and we can’t
forget the
special efforts
of our
Robbi
Dick
Mike
Plus a TON of kudus to Teddy for all
of the food arrangements at the reception, dinner and Stony Brook.

21. Stony Brook University
AIDC 100
For an outstanding job, a special
Jason Torre
University Archivist Special Collections Department & University Archives Frank Melville, Jr. Memorial Library
Stony Brook University

22. and Members Annual Meeting
AIDC 100
Charles Wang Center
Truth in Technologies 2006
and Members Annual Meeting
Put October 5-6, 2006 on your calendar!