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Photo Gallery: A Look at the ALA Annual Conference, Day 1 | ALA Annual 2012

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Day one of the ALA Annual Conference is now behind us – see below for shots of the opening day action, and stay tuned for more live reports from #ala12 later today.

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Arms Wide Open: the Anaheim Convention Center welcomes ALA attendess. Photo: Dave Feiling Photography

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Rush on opening day registration. Photo: Dave Feiling Photography

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Molly Raphael welcomes attendees at the opening session. Photo: Dave Feiling Photography

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Molly Raphael welcomes attendees at the opening session. Photo: Dave Feiling Photography

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Opening session speaker Rebecca MacKinnon, author of Consent of the Networked Photo: Dave Feiling Photography

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ALA board members inaugurate the opening of exhibits and the conference. Photo: Dave Feiling Photography

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Exhibit hall draws a crowd. Photo: Dave Feiling Photography

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LJ/SLJ both at #2234. Photo: Dave Feiling Photography

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Attendees arriving at the LJ Movers & Shakers luncheon. Photo: Dave Feiling Photography

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The Movers & Shakers class of 2012 enjoying lunch at the Anaheim White House. Photo: Dave Feiling Photography

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LJ Editor-in-Chief Francine Fialkoff introduces the latest crop of Movers & Shakers. Photo: Dave Feiling Photography

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Inspiring luncheon speaker William Kamkwamba, author of The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind. Photo: Dave Feiling Photography

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Speaker William Kamkwamba, signing copies of his book, The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind. Photo: Dave Feiling Photography

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