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In lugnet.licensed, Tim David wrote:
> Do we need a lugnet.licensed.indiana ?
No. Indiana is a very powerful state in terms of LEGO use, but we're not (yet!)
powerful enough to license our state name. Thanks for asking!
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Brian Davis
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Coming up is the third Sunday of July. So, this Sunday is the
regular LafLRC meeting at 3:00, at the regular place.
See you there.
Steve
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This Sunday we're going to test out Indy 5.00 or other robots for Brickworld.
And, did anyone catch that story on channel 8 on Thursday night:
http://www.wishtv.com/Global/category.asp?C=1785
See you Sunday, at the normal place, at 3:00
Steve
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This rock crawling stuff is getting to be a little rough on LEGO pieces. First
there were broken u-joints from my 4wd steering truck
http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/JBrost/BrokenLEGO/100_0570.jpg
Now there are deformed friction pins from my latest creation
http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/JBrost/BrokenLEGO/100_1497.jpg
The bent pins were a result of an end-over-end flip off a 45 deg slope.
Normally that wouldn't have been a problem, but I foolishly tried to catch it
mid-flip. Too much stress on the pins and they deformed and went shooting out
of the rock crawler.
But this is too much fun, I'm not letting a little thing like broken LEGO pieces
stop me!
John
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Usually, in May we run our Indy 5.00 event, but this year we're going to push
the date back a few weeks, and run it AFTER the "real" Indy 500.
This year, Indy 5.00 is going to be one of the Mindstorms Challenges at
Brickworld (http://www.brickworld.us)
The final rules will be posted soon, but I believe they will be basicly the same
as in past years...
http://cobweb.ecn.purdue.edu/~andy/LAFLRC/Indy5.00_Rules.pdf
I'm working on a new source for mats, so people may be able to purchase pratice
mats.
But now, start designing...
Steve
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