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In lugnet.robotics, Steve Hassenplug wrote:
> David's team and my team will be competeing against
> teams from France, Denmark, Italy and the Netherlands.
Excellent! Congradulations to both teams, and please do keep us
"stay-at-homes" up to date on how it goes! While my LEGO can't go with you, my
best wishes certainly do!
> I'll try to make sure either David or I post updates
> right here, so keep watching...
To both Dave & Steve - may I ask who is on your teams, or what you know of
the other teams? And when details of the event might be released?
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Brian Davis
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> In lugnet.robotics, Steve Hassenplug wrote:
>
> > David's team and my team will be competeing against
> > teams from France, Denmark, Italy and the Netherlands.
>
> To both Dave & Steve - may I ask who is on your teams, or what you know of
> the other teams? And when details of the event might be released?
Well, I must admit, my team is not exactly a "dream team" of builders. In addition
to myself, one teammate will celebrate the one year anniversary of leaving his "dark
years" (when he got his Mindstorms set) on our way back from Denmark.
And, of course, we can't go without our wives...
As for details, they said something would be announced at the beginning of March.
Steve
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In lugnet.robotics, Brian Davis wrote:
> To both Dave & Steve - may I ask who is on your teams, or what you know of
> the other teams?
As for the Italian team, it currently includes Giulio Ferrari, Marco Beri, Guido
Truffelli, Paolo Masetti and myself.
Ciao
Mario
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