From info at mztek.org  Fri Jul  3 07:57:40 2009
From: info at mztek.org (info@mztek.org)
Date: Fri Jul  3 07:57:58 2009
Subject: [dorkbotlondon-blabber] Sinful Machines July Workshop
Message-ID: <65068.213.131.163.115.1246622260.squirrel@www.mztek.org>

MzTEK presents: Sinful Machines
A Workshop by Seaweed Studio

Beginner - Intermediate Workshop. All ages & gender welcome.

http://mzktek.org/sinful-machines

   Sinful machines is a workshop which is part of a project exploring the
   delicate relationship between man, machines and sins. How is a sin
defined?
   In the original sense of the word, to sin means to ?err? or miss the mark,
   but modern definitions associate it with violations of a morality.  What
   happens when 7 deadly sins and social sins manifest themselves within
machines?

   Through the course of the workshop, we'll take you from design to creation
   of your own interactive sinful machine, using Arduino and components
such as
   sensors, lights, motors, MP3 players, and more. Stuck for ideas? We'll
have
   examples on hand to inspire you.

   Perfect for complete beginners and those with intermediate knowledge
Arduino
   skills, we welcome people of all age and gender. For those who are
stuck for
   ideas, we will also prepare a few examples to show on the day to
inspire and
   help you through your project concept.

   If you have any concerns about your ability to attend as you have
children and
   need someone to mind them, don?t hesitate to speak to us about
child-minding
   possibilities.

   ?65 includes lunch both days. ?45 special rate registration before June
12.

   Space is limited, so RSVP soon: info@mztek.org.

   Arduino beginner kits can be found at Oomlout.com.

   If you have any difficulty obtaining kit, we will have plenty to lend
at the
   workshop. Just let us know, beforehand. Email the instructors at Seaweed
   Studio: info@seaweedstudio.co.uk

   Email us at info@mztek.org // http://www.mztek.org

   Supported by [ SPACE ] 129-131 Mare Street, Hackney, London E8 3RH

From darrell at ku24.com  Tue Jul  7 16:00:58 2009
From: darrell at ku24.com (Darrell Berry)
Date: Tue Jul  7 16:01:31 2009
Subject: [dorkbotlondon-blabber] Re: <nettime> Nike Chalkbot v. StreetWriter
Message-ID: <8B9CE5F4-58A9-4465-9A15-22ED63D11DFF@ku24.com>

Very timely to see this press release -- i've just been exchanging  
emails with Nathan at DeepLocal (Chalkbot's builders) regarding these  
exact issues.

When I saw someone on Twitter mention chalkbot as a 'cool new  
thing' (my paraphrase), my initial response was WTF that's an IAA  
project! So I sent out a call on Twitter for further info, leading to  
Nathan's contacting me a couple of hours back and sending me a link to  
this page on their site:

	http://tinyurl.com/l73mvd

which details the history of Chalkbot from their perspective.

I don't have his permission to share the contents of our subsequent  
email exchange (nor have I asked for it), so let's leave that to one  
side.

Regards

D

ps I'm copy ingthe London Dorks on this -- I'm sure some of them will  
find this interesting!


On 7 Jul 2009, at 18:50, appliedautonomy@stallman.mayfirst.org wrote:

> FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
> JULY 7TH, 2009
>
> Nike Chalkbot Rips-off Streetwriter
>
> This week Nike unveiled a cool "new" chalk-writing robot used to
> print messages on the road during the Tour de France bicycle race.
> The trouble is, the robot isn't so new after all. The Nike Chalkbot
> is nearly identical to the "Streetwriter" we began developing ten
> years ago.
>
> Since 1998, the Institute for Applied Autonomy has been inventing and
> building robots to protest the militarization of robotics research
> and to reassert the public's ownership of public space. Among the
> machines we produced were GraffitiWriter, a small remote controlled
> robot capable of printing high-speed text graffiti on the pavement
> while driving, StreetWriter, a black cargo van capable of printing
> large text messages the width of a traffic lane while driving, and
> SWX a more compact trailer version of the same. Largely without
> permission, these robots were used to print politically controversial
> messages in 6 countries and major cities across the US. In 2004 the
> StreetWriter project was deployed as the SWX in protest against the
> first DARPA Grand Challenge where its mission was to print Isaac
> Asimov's First Rule of Robotics (i.e.: "A ROBOT MUST NOT KILL") at
> the starting line of the military robotics event.
>
> In pointing out that the Nike Chalkbot is a higher-resolution/higher-
> budget but otherwise obvious descendent of the StreetWriter (SWX), we
> do not claim any sort of ownership over the project or the idea. We
> have always been very open about the inner working of our machines,
> publishing "how-to" plans and helping other artists and activists
> build similar devices. While we have long expected our anti-corporate
> project to one day be reappropriated as an advertising scheme, we are
> surprised that in this case, the culprits are close associates.
> According to sources close to the project, Chalkbot was built by an
> early IAA member working under contract for Deeplocal, a startup
> company founded by a onetime ?hacktivist?. Deeplocal in turn is under
> contract with the Wieden+Kennedy PR agency, which was in turn hired
> by Nike. The IAA was neither contacted nor consulted on the Chalkbot.
>
> Beyond wanting to reassure our friends that the IAA had nothing to do
> with the Nike project, we issue this release because we are concerned
> by the corporate appropriation of ?outsider? research projects
> without acknowledgement of the amateur, collective, hobbyist, and
> activist communities upon which projects like Chalkbot are built.
> Young people witnessing the Chalkbot on television need to know this
> was not handed down from a corporate research lab, but was made on
> nights and weekends by the hard work of people not unlike themselves.
>
> We certainly understand our friends? decision to work for Nike -- we
> all have bills to pay. It is unfortunate that as they enriched
> themselves, they were unable to also enrich the communities that
> nurtured their own development.  We see this primarily as a failure
> of imagination, which we understand is a common side effect of
> working too closely with corporate sponsors. We helpfully suggest the
> following remedial ?karma-cleansing? activities:
>
> 1. Publish their plans + code, in keeping with the open nature of the
> project.
> 2. Feature a historical accounting of the technical and ideological
> origins of the robot prominently on their website and related
> publications.
> 3. Make the Chalkbot available for use by anti-corporate activists,
> free of charge.
> 4. Provide proportional financial support to new projects that share
> the anti-authoritarian and anti-commercial aims from which this
> project emerged.
>
> For more about the Institute for Applied Autonomy please visit:
> www.appliedautonomy.com <http://www.appliedautonomy.com>
>
> Click here to view the IAA's "Bridging The Gap" video:
> http://www.appliedautonomy.com/video/BridgingTheGap_DSLM.mp4
>
>
> #  distributed via <nettime>: no commercial use without permission
> #  <nettime>  is a moderated mailing list for net criticism,
> #  collaborative text filtering and cultural politics of the nets
> #  more info: http://mail.kein.org/mailman/listinfo/nettime-l
> #  archive: http://www.nettime.org contact: nettime@kein.org
>

From aninfinitenumberofmonkeys at gmail.com  Wed Jul  8 18:08:21 2009
From: aninfinitenumberofmonkeys at gmail.com (Henry Cooke)
Date: Wed Jul  8 18:08:31 2009
Subject: [dorkbotlondon-blabber] Laser-cutting acrylic
Message-ID: <63757ff00907081508u1debd26dl215011cd6a200f5a@mail.gmail.com>

Does anyone know of anywhere I can get this done on a small scale in
London? Just mucking about really, making a new lid for my laptop.

h.
From johannab at gmail.com  Wed Jul  8 18:13:57 2009
From: johannab at gmail.com (Johanna Brewer)
Date: Wed Jul  8 18:14:07 2009
Subject: [dorkbotlondon-blabber] Laser-cutting acrylic
In-Reply-To: <63757ff00907081508u1debd26dl215011cd6a200f5a@mail.gmail.com>
References: <63757ff00907081508u1debd26dl215011cd6a200f5a@mail.gmail.com>
Message-ID: <3a207b100907081513y1452219du1c9f0273d6f3ade5@mail.gmail.com>

Check out ponoko: http://www.ponoko.com/ (though not IN London it is ON the
web ;] ).

: johanna.


On Thu, Jul 9, 2009 at 12:08 AM, Henry Cooke <
aninfinitenumberofmonkeys@gmail.com> wrote:

> Does anyone know of anywhere I can get this done on a small scale in
> London? Just mucking about really, making a new lid for my laptop.
>
> h.
> ........................................................................
> .........dorkbot: people doing strange things with electricity..........
> ..........................http://dorkbot.org............................
> ........................................................................
>
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From lists at lowfrequency.org  Fri Jul 17 10:27:56 2009
From: lists at lowfrequency.org (evan.raskob [lists])
Date: Fri, 17 Jul 2009 15:27:56 +0100
Subject: [dorkbotlondon-blabber] Openlab Workshops
Message-ID: <B20A8AD0-E89C-4D31-8D10-7FEAE2AE7E6B@lowfrequency.org>


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url: http://www.pawfal.org/openlab/2009/07/17/openlab-summer- 
workshops-28-july-2009/
Facebook Event: http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=98914935948



This summer, Openlab, the London-based open source art and technology  
collective, presents a series of in-depth summer workshops exploring  
creating and hacking media using free software and tools.  Workshops  
will include both beginner and advanced instruction in such software  
as PureData, Processing, and SuperCollider, as well as using the  
microcontroller Arduino, general sound hardware hacking, and more.   
For less than the cost of the cinema, you can gain some valuable  
skills using free software!

~=~=~=~Workshop #2~=~=~=~

When: Tuesday 28 June, from 6pm-10:30pm

Where: The Roebuck pub (upstairs room), 50 Great Dover Street, SE1 4YG
Nearest transport: 35, 133, 343, 21 buses, Borough Tube (Northern line)
About 8 minute walk from London Bridge Station (Northern and Jubilee  
tube, rail, and bus station: 48, 47, 149 buses)
Map:

Cost: ?15 for the entire night, or per workshop (see below).
How to pay: At the door, or via Paypal to be guaranteed a space  
(limited to 30 people per workshop).  Please email  
workshop at pixelism.info to reserve a space in any workshop.

1) Introduction to Arduino: Microcontrollers, LEDs, sensors, and you!  
with Daniel Hirschmann - ?10
A simple introduction to the Arduino as a platform for prototyping  
physical & digital interactive objects, installation, and things .   
We will cover the programming environment, some basic electronics,  
and learn how to make sensors do stuff to lights.

Requirements:
     * A laptop computer with Arduino downloaded and installed.  Go  
through the Getting Started guide on the website.
     * An Arduino Microcontroller platform.  These can be bought from  
Tinker.it.  If needed, a few will be on hand for use, or for sale.   
Please let us know by email (see above) whether you're interested in  
buying one on the day.

Electronic Components:
Breadboard, hook-up wire, switches, LEDs, Potentiometers, Infrared  
Rangers, Ultrasonic rangers, FSR's, other sensors...  If you don't  
know what these are, DON'T worry!  We'll have a few available to use  
during the intro.  If you DO know what these are, and you have a them  
- bring them along and we can help you wire them up!

2) Processing for Visual Artists with Evan Raskob - ?10
Processing is fast becoming the tool of choice for interactive  
artists and designers looking to add some visual complexity and user  
interaction to their work, from music videos to interactive kiosks  
and print graphics.  This 2-hour workshop is the second in a series  
of summer workshops, where we work on some language fundamentals and  
drawing images to the screen. There will be open workshop time for  
questions at the end.  Some basic exposure to Processing is  
suggested.  Please bring a laptop and download Processing prior to  
the workshop. Taught by lecturer and visual performance artist Evan  
Raskob.
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From alex at slab.org  Tue Jul 21 18:52:50 2009
From: alex at slab.org (alex)
Date: Tue, 21 Jul 2009 23:52:50 +0100
Subject: [dorkbotlondon-blabber] burningdork, 21-24th August
Message-ID: <d23dc4f00907211552k5a44a9eag7500d9c2d80dac30@mail.gmail.com>

No regular dorkbotlondon in July, but there's a few tickets left for
our annual dorkcamp in August, details here:
  http://dorkbotlondon.org/wiki/index.php/DorkCamp09

From tenyen at tenyen.net  Wed Jul 22 18:27:36 2009
From: tenyen at tenyen.net (Ten Yen)
Date: Wed, 22 Jul 2009 23:27:36 +0100
Subject: [dorkbotlondon-blabber] Other events (HAR and burningdork sold
	out!).
In-Reply-To: <d23dc4f00907211552k5a44a9eag7500d9c2d80dac30@mail.gmail.com>
References: <d23dc4f00907211552k5a44a9eag7500d9c2d80dac30@mail.gmail.com>
Message-ID: <20090722222736.GA17822@tenyen.net>

Heya,

X alex <alex at slab.org> [2009-07-21 21:17] :
> No regular dorkbotlondon in July, but there's a few tickets left for
> our annual dorkcamp in August, details here:
>   http://dorkbotlondon.org/wiki/index.php/DorkCamp09

now gone to a stand-by list:
http://dorkcamp.eventwax.com/dorkcamp09

I was gutted to only find out about:

http://plumbercon.org/

*after* having booked travel to HAR . . . so in trying
to let other people know, I found out about this event
on Thursday 23rd July:

http://upcoming.yahoo.com/event/3066904?v=1&w=watch

http://groups.google.com/group/london-hack-space/browse_thread/thread/cc2ca3e74609638a
http://groups.google.com/group/london-hack-space/browse_thread/thread/ced7338174f2eabb
http://groups.google.com/group/london-hack-space/browse_thread/thread/f468eb8312df0965

(the lack of sensible threading vs. traffic puts me off that list)

heh,

-- 
--  HpA, hPa, j0y, j0y  !  tenyen at tenyen.net     |   ]
--    web/ info/ gpg    :  http://tenyen.net/  _#_#_ ] .


From a.hadzi at gold.ac.uk  Thu Jul 23 08:57:35 2009
From: a.hadzi at gold.ac.uk (adnan hadzi)
Date: Thu, 23 Jul 2009 13:57:35 +0100
Subject: [dorkbotlondon-blabber] Images of Ebb workshop  at Deptford.TV
Message-ID: <4A685E3F.10205@gold.ac.uk>

dear all,

Images of Ebb workshop w/ Rob Canning (GOTO10.org) + Adnan Hadzi 
(bitnik.org) - database film making at Deptford.TV

date: August 1st (Sat), 1pm-5pm
location: http://dek.spc.org,

To reserve a place, please *RSVP* with your *phone number* at: a.hadzi 
(at) gold.ac.uk (limited space!)
& find a description attached bellow.

all the best,
adnan


The End of Something.. A collection of reflections on the Global Crisis

31 July - 30 August 2009
Volume: 114-116 Amersham Vale, Deptford Police Station, New Cross, 
London SE14 6LG
Opening hours: 12-5pm (Fri-Sun) / http://theendofsomething.wordpress.com

WORKSHOP 1

Images of Ebb workshop
w/ Adnan Hadzi (Deptford TV) + Rob Canning (GOTO10)
August 1st (Sat) @ Deskspace medialab, 1-5pm

The Images of Ebb workshop will introduce participants to Sousveillance 
and CCTV filmmaking where material and images from the Deptford.TV 
archive will be edited to submissions from Sounds of Ebb.

Footage taken from Deptford.TV was filmed during a previous TV hacking 
workshop where participants equipped with CCTV surveillance signal 
receivers were lead through the city by incoming surveillance camera 
signals. CCTV video signal receivers cached surveillance camera signals 
into public and private spaces and were made visible: surveillance 
became sousveillance.

By making images visible which normally remain hidden, we gain access to 
the ?surveillance from above? enabling us to use these images to create 
personal narratives of the city. The Images of Ebb workshop will look at 
constructing a narrative to the Sounds of Ebb.

Sound of Ebb (a branch project of The End of Something) is an open 
source sound series that asks sound artists and artists working with 
sound to respond to the question: What is the sound of Recession? 
Contributions are collected internationally reflecting the affects of 
crisis and recession from various social contexts and geographic 
locations. Together the Sounds of Ebb and images from Sousveillance 
produce articulations of a local city in crisis with global resonances 
of recession.

Deptford.TV is a research project on collaborative film - initiated by 
Adnan Hadzi in collaboration with the Deckspace media lab, Bitnik media 
collective, Boundless project, Liquid Culture initiative, and Goldsmiths 
College.

It is an online media database documenting the urban change of Deptford, 
in Sout East London. Deptford TV functions as an open, collaborative 
platform that allows artists, filmmakers and people living and working 
around Deptford to store, share, re-edit and redistribute the 
documentation of Deptford. http://deptford.tv

GOTO10 is a collective of international artists and programmers, 
dedicated to Free/Libre/Open Source Software (FLOSS) and digital arts. 
GOTO10 aims to support and grow digital art projects and tools for 
artistic creation, located on the blurry line between software 
programming and art. http://goto10.org

To reserve a place, please RSVP with phone number to: 
a.hadzi(a)gold.ac.uk (limited space!)

--

The End of Something is a critical archival project that aims create a 
platform for reflection on the global crisis. During August 2009, 
LOUDSPKR in collaboration with Volume will embark on an on-going process 
of accumulation to build up an archive of personal, critical and 
creative reflections from a local and international community. Located 
in the former ?Archive Room? of a police station, Volume will become 
once again a bureau and repository for information. The archive exists 
both online in a 'digital archive' and in a physical archive at Volume. 
As a provisional space, the archive is perpetually incomplete and 
flawed. It, however, offers a space for dialogue and critical reflection 
on notions of crises that demand urgency as it increasingly seeps into 
our everyday. Through events, workshops and talks, the public will be 
engaged in processes of creating and imagining new narratives and 
understandings of a rather complex time.

Have something to contribute? Please get in touch: teos.project at gmail.com

Launch Event ? July 31st (Fri) @ Volume, 7pm-11pm
Screening: Big Willow Eco Camp in Crystal Palace south London by Stefan 
Szczelkun and Thomas Zagrosek (8pm)

Stuff.Swap ? on-going throughout the month @ Volume: Bring your stuff to 
swap! Bring objects, clothes, toys and things to exchange with another 
for Free!

www.loudspkr.org | www.volumeprojects.com



From douglas at music.columbia.edu  Thu Jul 23 09:20:53 2009
From: douglas at music.columbia.edu (douglas repetto)
Date: Thu, 23 Jul 2009 09:20:53 -0400
Subject: [dorkbotlondon-blabber] [Fwd: Call for help from a British TV
	producer]
Message-ID: <4A6863B5.80909@music.columbia.edu>



-------- Original Message --------
Subject: 	Call for help from a British TV producer
Date: 	Thu, 23 Jul 2009 12:25:54 +0100
From: 	Nick Lockey <n.lockey at mavericktv.co.uk>
To: 	<dorkbot at dorkbot.org>



Hi!



Just wondering if you might be able to point me in the right direction
with some research I?m doing?



I?m a Producer for one of the UK?s leading TV production companies and
I?m currently developing a format that sets out to get kids using power
tools and maker skills to create big, ambitious,  fun  engineering
projects (go karts, treehouses, hovercrafts, etc), building self
confidence and learning to manage risk in the process.


We?re looking for an organisation or scheme to partner with that already
runs summer camp type events that teach kids construction and
engineering skills (can be based in the UK, the US or indeed anywhere!).
Do you know anyone we could approach?



Ideally we?d love to find a project that takes a very similar approach
to Gever Tulley's fantastic 'Tinkering School'
(http://www.tinkeringschool.com/blog/2005/about/ (we?re in contact with
Gever but looking for other examples too).


Any help or advice that you could provide would be much appreciated!



Best wishes,

Nick



*Nick Lockey*

*Producer - New Media*

Maverick Television

Progress Works, Heath Mill Lane, Birmingham, B9 4AL

Tel; 0121 224 8421

Fax: 0121 771 1550

www.mavericktv.co.uk



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From paulm at paulm.com  Thu Jul 23 14:46:46 2009
From: paulm at paulm.com (Paul Makepeace)
Date: Thu, 23 Jul 2009 19:46:46 +0100
Subject: [dorkbotlondon-blabber] Other events (HAR and burningdork sold
	out!).
In-Reply-To: <20090722222736.GA17822@tenyen.net>
References: <d23dc4f00907211552k5a44a9eag7500d9c2d80dac30@mail.gmail.com> 
	<20090722222736.GA17822@tenyen.net>
Message-ID: <c37577dd0907231146m66e8139pd990da79af41edea@mail.gmail.com>

On Wed, Jul 22, 2009 at 11:27 PM, Ten Yen<tenyen at tenyen.net> wrote:
> Heya,
>
> X alex <alex at slab.org> [2009-07-21 21:17] :
>> No regular dorkbotlondon in July, but there's a few tickets left for
>> our annual dorkcamp in August, details here:
>> ? http://dorkbotlondon.org/wiki/index.php/DorkCamp09
>
> now gone to a stand-by list:
> http://dorkcamp.eventwax.com/dorkcamp09
>
> I was gutted to only find out about:
>
> http://plumbercon.org/

Oh wow, this looks good - anyone else up for it? I may be able to
score some accommodation there.

P

>
> *after* having booked travel to HAR . . . so in trying
> to let other people know, I found out about this event
> on Thursday 23rd July:
>
> http://upcoming.yahoo.com/event/3066904?v=1&w=watch
>
> http://groups.google.com/group/london-hack-space/browse_thread/thread/cc2ca3e74609638a
> http://groups.google.com/group/london-hack-space/browse_thread/thread/ced7338174f2eabb
> http://groups.google.com/group/london-hack-space/browse_thread/thread/f468eb8312df0965
>
> (the lack of sensible threading vs. traffic puts me off that list)
>
> heh,
>
> --
> -- ?HpA, hPa, j0y, j0y ?! ?tenyen at tenyen.net ? ? | ? ]
> -- ? ?web/ info/ gpg ? ?: ?http://tenyen.net/ ?_#_#_ ] .
>
> ........................................................................
> .........dorkbot: people doing strange things with electricity..........
> ..........................http://dorkbot.org............................
> ........................................................................
>

From alex at slab.org  Sat Jul 25 05:38:32 2009
From: alex at slab.org (alex)
Date: Sat, 25 Jul 2009 10:38:32 +0100
Subject: [dorkbotlondon-blabber] pubcode2 - livecoded music + vjs, London,
	Wednesday 5th August
Message-ID: <d23dc4f00907250238v241a2f06x24c0814fac20bbb6@mail.gmail.com>

++ PUBCODE2 ++

Part two in the first series of livecoded music events in London.

http://toplap.org/uk/

Live coding is a new direction in electronic music and video, and is
starting to get somewhere interesting. Live coders expose and rewire
the innards of software while it generates improvised music and/or
visuals. All code manipulation is projected for your pleasure.

When:
 7pm - 11pm, Wednesday 5th August 2009

http://toplap.org/uk/event/pubcode2/

Featuring:
 chr15m
   (making machines that make machines that make music)
 MCLD
   (beatboxing + livecoding, is it possible?)
 Yee-King + Click Nilson
   (algorithmic choreography)
 openSlub
   (crowdsourced livecoding)

Place:
 The Roebuck
 50 Great Dover Street
 London
 SE1 4YG

Map:
 http://is.gd/CL5G

Door tax:
 Free

Tube:
 Borough (5 mins walk)
 London Bridge (9 mins walk)

More info:
 http://toplap.org/uk/

TOPLAP UK gratefully acknowledges financial support from the PRS Foundation.

From alex at zivanovic.co.uk  Thu Jul 30 04:51:01 2009
From: alex at zivanovic.co.uk (Alex Zivanovic)
Date: Thu, 30 Jul 2009 09:51:01 +0100
Subject: [dorkbotlondon-blabber] Dorkbot's James Larsson on BBC News
Message-ID: <4A715EF5.8060407@zivanovic.co.uk>

I just saw this article on the BBC website about our dorkbot regular:

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/8172994.stm



Alex

From jagernot at gmail.com  Thu Jul 30 05:32:27 2009
From: jagernot at gmail.com (S Jagannathan)
Date: Thu, 30 Jul 2009 10:32:27 +0100
Subject: [dorkbotlondon-blabber] Dorkbot's James Larsson on BBC News
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lovely!
congrats james!
--j

From dowdinsk at gotadsl.co.uk  Thu Jul 30 13:10:13 2009
From: dowdinsk at gotadsl.co.uk (Steve)
Date: Thu, 30 Jul 2009 18:10:13 +0100
Subject: [dorkbotlondon-blabber] RC Helicopter and skilled pilot sought for
	stunt in Isle of Wight
Message-ID: <6A9837F2-DC56-4271-BF03-54864695059B@gotadsl.co.uk>

Anybody?

An Innovative Solution
After the sucess of operation supplyline (see below), we need to  
think outside the box a little more. If anyone happens to own a  
remote controlled helicopter that they are willing to lend, email  
ellielaw [at] hotmail [dot] com.

from savevestas blog:
http://savevestas.wordpress.com/2009/07/30/an-innovative-solution/

cheers,


                 ...   -..



Steve Dowding IT Services
http://sdit.org.uk

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