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Re: [rtlToronto] rtlToronto/beep1
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Sat, 5 Apr 2003 13:42:41 GMT
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In lugnet.org.ca.rtltoronto, John Guerquin writes:
> In lugnet.org.ca.rtltoronto, Chris Magno writes:
> >
> > --------------------------snip-----------------------
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> > This is a tentative schedule which will obviously be flexible to the needs of
> > participants etc.
> > 1:00 PM: Qualifying Round
> > 2:00 PM: Competition Begins
> > 2:01 PM: Competition Ends
> > 2:02 PM: Rounded Beams: Misunderstood, presented by John
> > Guerquin
That's 1 hour for the qualifying round, and 1 minute for the competition...
for the best sounding Robot (I guess)
> > 3:20 PM: Iain Hendry Playtime Theatre
> > 4:45 PM: Desert Jeff Van Winden and Leave His Lego
> > Unattended Outside Library
> > 4:00-5:00 PM: Watch Derek Raycraft, Iain Hendry, Jeff Van
> > Winden and Calum Tsang eat at Wendy's
> >
> > ---------------------------end---snip----------------------
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> >
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> LOL!!!!
> Yes, I did NOT click on that link.... me bad.... :)
> 18 minutes?????? that's all you gave me??? :)
Unless I'm mistaken, you would have gotten 1 hour, 18 minutes just before
Iain's playtime theater (and perhaps a return of Smoopie???)
While those who attend regular dinners clean up (since they've already heard
your lecture already) :), the rest can listen and be enthralled with your
future university lesson.
:)
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> yeah, I guess I made my point regarding studless beams enough times...
> I think I could take a page from Rob's thesis, and do my PhD on
> "development of a model-based four-bar linkage mechanism using LEGO studless
> beams, with over-center locking capabilities". Anyone willing to donate
> LEGO and sponsor me in this task???? :)
Uhmmmm no... not from me personally. May be Derek, Jeff Elliott, or Richard
Noeckel might have some :)
> In the meantime, I must come up with a new lecture to give.... how about....
> why getting a LEGO Marie doll to drive a technic supercar is wrong on
> sooooooooooooooo many levels!!! Or, why LEGO technic enthusiasts continue
> to migrate to the dark side of trains... except me, Bruce, and you Chris :)
no comment to the above topics, but I am sure that it would be hard to
come up with some viable thesii for the above topics, though some of the
research and defense might not be too hard... :)
> >
> > wow, this april 1st gag drags on all the way to april 4th
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> Yeah, the internet is slow here in Poland... the tuesday april fool's posts
> only got here today...
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> John
> Studless beams can be YOUR friend too...
Nice Post... I hope you are enjoying things in Europe, and I wish I was there,
not necessarily in Poland but in Europe (to Legoland Billund, Windsor, and
Gunzburg).
Hopefully, I'll be able to go to Legoland Carlsbad (maybe for Brickswest???)
Thanks,
Ben
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