The twins were having a great time.

Actually I don’t really think they’re twins.

This is one of those, “someone put me up to it pictures.” I do think they share the same hairdresser though don’t you?

There’s no way to show every exhibitor here, although maybe that’s an idea for next year.

The Connection Point provided a great place for people to get together and learn a little more about the services that companies have to offer.

Making Mardi Gras happen was the job of these MOKAN volunteers.

They went a little bead crazy I think.

The feather boas and hats made the atmosphere perfect.

If you want to get jazzed about NAMA you gotta have a jazz band.

These folks performed outside the Connection Point area.

We hope you enjoyed them!

Some of you might say, “Chuck, there are some things you just shouldn’t show on a blog.”

You could be right. Our Connection Point final session was Mardi Gras theme. Can you tell?

Who is this famous bead collector?

I was very happy to see iPods in the ABEF silent auction in addition to all the ones given away in drawings here at the NAMA Connection Point.

I think the ABEF silent auction was one of the most well stocked I’ve seen in recent years.

Thanks to everyone who donated and bid.

I found out about this late last night but the big news is that Kansas State University is the winning team in the student marketing competition.

Congratulations to them and all the teams that came and competed.