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On Thu, Jan 10, 2013 at 5:48 AM, Vasilis Georgitzikis <email@example.com> wrote:

 Hey everyone,
 My name is Vasilis, and I'm the co-founder of P-Space, the first hackerspace in Greece, and lead developer of codebender, an online IDE for Arduino development which gives people a much better way to code, and ways to collaborate, find existing interesting projects, and work in teams.

 We'll be visiting SF in a couple of weeks, and we'll definitely drop by the space at one point. I was thinking we could also host an Arduino workshop using codebender, to teach newbies the awesome world of Arduino hacking, and show veterans the awesome that codebender is. We're thinking of dropping by on Thursday, Jan 24, and we could start the workshop in the afternoon. How does that sound?

That sounds fantastic, Vasilis -- codebender looks really cool. If you add your event to the wiki, and then send a message to noisebridge-announce nearer the date, I think you'll get a lot of interest. I'm cc:ing Rolf, who helps run Circuit Hacking Mondays -- I think visitors then would like to know about this event!

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 Vasilis

 P.S. If any existing Arduino veteran is interested in trying it out, you can check http://codebender.cc and send me your thoughts. I'm always interested for feedback from my fellow hackers :)
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The Jacksons - whose hits include ABC and I Want You Back - reunited earlier this year to tour for the first time in 28 years, with shows in the US, which have now moved on to Europe.
Brothers Jackie, Jermaine, Marlon and Tito last went on the road outside the US as a group in 1984 for their 'Victory Tour'. Their sibling, Michael Jackson, who performed with the group on many of their hits, died in 2009.
Before the U.S. leg of the tour Jackie told E! News: "I just wish Michael was here with us, but I'm sure his spirit will be in the house". He added that a Michael hologram could very well be part of a bigger tour they're planning for next year after they release a new album with their recently reunited record label Motown: "It could have Michael—absolutely," he said. "Wouldn't that be wonderful? As a matter of fact, we had that idea two years ago for Michael's Cirque du Soleil show." After the 'Unity Tour' the Jacksons plan to return to the studio and work on their first studio album since 1989's '2300 Jackson Street'. Jackie said that says that a new Jacksons project would include "a little bit of today, and also a return to our sound. We're gonna keep it simple… We can't shy away from our sound."
The set list for the 'Unity Tour' includes a number of Michael Jackson songs as well as the Jackson 5 hits. "We're going to sing some of Michael's stuff, too. We're going to honor him on the stage," Jackie commented.
The 'Unity Tour' calls at Birmingham's National Indoor Arena on February 26, before moving on to Manchester O2 Apollo, Glasgow Clyde Auditorium, Bournemouth International Centre and finishing at London's Hammersmith Apollo on March 3. Tickets go on sale on Friday morning.

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Here's an alternative and cheaper way to access the services of the great School!
Is it proposed that Holyport will pay Eton for the use of its facilities?
"They talk about Eton staff teaching at this new school - will part of their pay packet then come from the tax payers pocket? How shocking! "
Private school parents pay taxes too, you know - some of them a LOT of tax
No, Holyport doesn't border Slough, but a quick look at google maps will show you that Eton itself is marginally closer to Slough than to Holyport.
As for tax payers, of course private school parents pay tax, they also pay often extortionate fees for a mediocre product, so sorry, I don't have a lot of sympathy there.
The Times was reporting yesterday that 100 of the 500 places will be reserved for children in care - a good thing, surely, and I hope it puts pressure on other leading independent schools who have been reluctant to foster serious relationships with the state sector.
'The Times was reporting yesterday that 100 of the 500 places will be reserved for children in care'
Those wicked, evil Eton people. They're probably going to force-feed them Latin conjugations and hockey.
Press release on Eton's website here.
'Eton's sponsorship will be undertaken through provision of staff time and expertise, and sharing educational experience and facilities'.
This implies that Eton will donate staff time and not be paid for it.
Eton work with pupils in Slough schools, there is a peer mentoring scheme for GCSE students, and they share training for debating competitions. They are also co sponsors of the London Academy of Excellencei in Newham.
Oh dear, not sure how much good the debating competitions and mentoring will do in reality, but I suppose it ticks the helping the underpriveleged box.
I wonder what the admissions criteria are for the academy of excellence? Not to mention that they have chosen a 'naicer', more regenerated area of Newham to position it. Running schools in real areas of social deprivation is an enormous and unique challenge, it requires skills that Eton just doesn't possess. Having the arrogance to pretend that it does, whilst ensuring that its 'doing it's bit' in nice mc areas, really is below par!
Come on, Eton, where is your ambition? Do you really doubt your product that much?
Oh, I dunno. Your posts would have benefitted from a bit of training in debating.
You are simply coming across as an Eton hater which doesn't make for a very interesting thread
directaction Both dd and the girl she was mentoring, in GCSE Maths benefited greatly from the experience. Afterwards she texted dd to say that she was able to answer quite a few questions that she would't have been able to if she had not learnt the concepts from dd. She complained that disruptive boys often meant it was hard to concentrate in lessons. She wanted to get on to hairdressing course and needed the Maths to do so. Dd also benefited from the experience, their school is quite pressured and it was good for her to realise that in the real world B is not for bad and Oxbridge / RG not the only worthwhile future.
Glad to hear of the positive mentoring experience - I don't mean to diminish these opportunities in their own right, they clearly have some positive effect, but they are a mere drop in the ocean to what these 'great institutions' could achieve with a bit of aspiration and the courage to take a risk.
IndridCold - don't patronise me. If you understood debating, you'd see exactly what I've been trying to do on this thread, with a more than reasonable level of success.
However, I do apologise for any apparent 'public school bashing'. I just get intensely frustrated when these well meaning institutions make some attempt at helping out those less fortunate than themselves. What works at Eton will not work in the majority of the state sector. If you think it will, then prove it - but in the thick of it, not just on the nice edges. And please will someone tell Mr Gove that what works in these public schools with affluent parents who are obviously keen to buy their children the 'best' education, will not work in areas where parental engagement is minimal and wealth doesn't exist - something different is needed here.
You are right that they could do so much more, but think this is a move in the right direction, and one that you would really have to work hard to feel negative about imo.
I wonder how much more Eton could realistically do? On top of £5 million of bursaries/scholarships pa :
They sponsor an academy and now a free school.
They manage the Slough, Eton, Windsor and Hounslow Independent/State School Partnership. Saturday Schools, Mentoring etc.
They share their pitches with Langley Academy.
They host two Summer schools for State school children.
The local primary school uses Eton's music department.
They could open a free school in an area of social deprivation.
I'm not sure I understand your point directaction. Eton haven't said they are supporting Holyport College as an underprivileged venture.
Eton already does work with schools in Slough, Eton, Windsor and Maidenhead (the ones I know of personally, of course they may do more than those). Plus schools from all over the country have access to its summer schools.
It will be an option for ds if he doesn't get a sufficiently high scholarship/bursary to his senior school of choice and five minutes closer to home than Eton!
They aren't opening a free school anywhere. This school is being driven by Simon Dudley who is a Maidenhead councillor and sits on various council committees that makes the whole process a lot easier than for anyone else.
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directaction 'I just get intensely frustrated when these well meaning institutions make some attempt at helping out those less fortunate than themselves.'
That's just the point, that is all they are trying to do, they are not claiming that they are single-handedly going to revolutionise state education. Eton is unashamedly selective. It offers a very good education for a particular type of student, which it chooses carefully. I absolutely agree with you that their approach would not work in the majority of the state sector, and I never claimed that it would.
For what it's worth, I do know a reasonable amount about debating. I am a strong supporter of the Institute of Ideas and their 'Debating Matters' schools competition set up by the wonderful Claire Fox. By your own admission you are 'intensely frustrated'; getting too emotional is bad for your debating ability.
Actually, the skilled use of emotional language is a key part of debating ability.
Be assured, I'm not weeping into my computer keyboard. In all honesty, I wish schools like Eton would keep thier nose out of state education. It's just a shame that some who were educated there, and at other prominent public schools, think that their priveleged education gives them the answers to the problems in the state sector. It doesn't. That much is blatantly obvious.
At this point I bow out - I have a very busy weekend. Perhaps I'll pop back if the thread is still burbling away on Monday.
I wish schools like Eton would keep thier nose out of state education.
Why? It has amazing facilities that no local state school can match. Even ds's school (which is private) uses Eton's facilities some of the time. Why not encourage it? There is no reason why Eton should be tasked with sorting out state education but if it can enrich some local state schools then why not? As well as this new initiative it also has a partnership with a failing comprehensive. I have a few years yet before I have to decide where ds goes next so it will be interesting to watch how things develop. At the moment there isn't a local free non-selective that I would want to send ds to.
What works at Eton will not work in the majority of the state sector.
It would work for kids from families that might not be as deprived as you want them to be, directaction, but couldn't afford Eton. It does NOT all have to be about the poorest of poorest all the time. The squeezed middle deserves something to.
I do think the whole focus some have on the "poorest" is political correctness gone mad. And as for offering such schools in areas where parental engagement is minimal... to be honest, such people shouldn't be parents. They shouldn't pro-create. Period. Yet, society seems to be saying that all money in the country should go to their children. Why?
I know, the children are innocent in this matter. But it seems to erase the responsibility of their 'parents' - and everyone else (including those who actually care for their children) has to fork up in their place. And in a world where that's the case... why should these 'parents' ever care?
Whenever I see these debates, my respect for 'wild animal mums' grows more and more. Most of them care for their young ferociously. An attitude almost completely lost in those areas with minimal parental engagement.
Anti-evolution going on in the human world...
Tasmania So that is the world is it? feral mums or tiger mums? What about the schools like the ones a few hundred yards from DDs' indie that were rated by Ofsted to be failing though they serve a very similar leafy suburb to the outstanding comps elsewhere in the borough. Or the school my disl' s family attend that serves a large working class estate in which only a very few family's are feral. Those schools are failing for one reason only, mismanagement and demotivated teachers.
However what they need is to have effective leadership that manages processes that deliver the right sort of education to both ends of the ability spectrum, to top sets, where our indies may well have something to offer, and to bottom sets, where they have no expertise. Some children are just not bright enough to be embarking on the life of middle class dreams, but we do, you know, need plumbers and hairdressers and people who will sit in call centres all day. So yes we should be directing money to bring the worst schools up to the level of the rest. It has been shown in London that it is possible to bring even the worst sink schools up to the level of the best, and yet still schools that are failing are twice as likely to be in areas of social deprivation. Maybe, just maybe, for some of these children you will break the cycle and give them the skills and qualifications to go on to better things.
Copthallresident Re call centres - it depends on the company. The one I work for effectively has a "call centre", and they only recruit graduates... often from RG unis. It's being used as "the trenches", i.e. if you're good, you'll eventually move be up to our (more posh) department and beyond.
And now ladies and gentlemen, Eton to give state schools advice on building character.
Oh goody! Etonians to teach the riff-raff about coping with lifes setbacks! Well, jolly good! I'm sure it must be terribly difficult to understand how to deal with life when you have privelege, they'll be such a help to children coping with gang culture, deprivation, lack of parental engagement etc!
Well, seven of the eight officers that represent your children coping with gang culture, deprivation, lack of parental engagement etc! certainly think so by involving themselves in this parliamentary social mobility group as stated in this penultimate paragraph of the related article. The eighth member happens to be a Labour MP who went to independent school!
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Welcome to condo 501. The newly decorated two bedroom, two bathroom condo is located on the 5th floor of the building and has tile through out . The condo has a gorgeous view of the Gulf of Mexico, from the moment you enter the condo. It has a large balcony to enjoy your breakfast or dinner on. This condo has custom cherry cabinets in the kitchen, and new stainless appliances. The condo has 3 flat screen televisions, a safe, and hair dryers in both bathrooms. There is a smart TV in this condo, along with a sound bar and 3 Bluray players. Snowbirds must rent January and February in order to stay for the complete month of March.
The property was very nice ...had a little problem with the king size bed. I'm a tall person and the bed was very high and hard to get into. Also a walk in shower would be great. The Herman's.
Located within walking distance of Silver Sands Outlet Mall, Winn Dixie Grocery, and many restaurants.


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Hampton Inn Philadelphia/King Of Prussia (Valley Forge)
Located near historic attractions and fantastic shopping
The Hampton Inn® hotel in Philadelphia/King of Prussia (Valley Forge) is conveniently located near Valley Forge National Park, the site of George Washington's winter encampment.View More
Harriton House
Home of Charles Thomson, secretary of the Continental Congresses
Perched amidst 16 acres of parklands, Harriton House quietly holds a place in America's history.View More
Hiway Theater
Historic home of independent cinema in the center of Jenkintown
For more than 100 years, the Hiway Theater has been a cultural fixture in the center of Jenkintown.View More
Hope Lodge Mather Mill
Georgian mansion in colonial and colonial revival decoration
Georgian mansion in colonial and colonial revival decorationView More
Horse Shoe Trail
Journey from Valley Forge to the Appalachian Trail
A challenging 130-mile trail connecting Valley Forge National Historic Park to the Appalachian TrailView More
Hotel Fiesole
A boutique hotel in Skippack Village with killer brunch
Combining old-world charm with the finest modern amenities, Skippack's Hotel Fiesole features 16 uniquely different guest rooms, Continental European cuisine served in both fine and casual dining atmospheres, a full service live entertainment lounge and banquet facilities for all occasions.
Make sure you take in the the intricate woodwork, open air lobby and breathtaking stained glass ceilings.
And Sunday morning means a champagne brunch buffet — one of the best in the region. Guests can choose from lobster eggs Benedict, gnocchi du jour, antipasto and a wide array of pastries.View More
Indian Valley Bikeworks
A surburban bike-shop convenient to the Perkiomen Trail
Explore the leafy backroads around this suburban Montgomery County town or head for the Perkiomen trailhead, which is located about three miles up the road from this Harleysville bike shop.View More
Iron Hill Brewery & Restaurant
The latest location for this award-winning brewery micro-chain
Iron Hill Brewery's regional craft beer empire comes to Ardmore in Montgomery County with eight beers on tap, six beers visibly brewed onsite and an 11,000 square-foot restaurant that can accommodate 280 people for lunch and dinner.View More
Iron Hill Brewery & Restaurant
North Wales
Brewery micro-chain has inviting beer, great food and awards galore
The award-winning Iron Hill Brewery & Restaurant is the kind of place where old friends can enjoy a round of brews at the billiards tables, or dine on seared ahi tuna and prime rib.View More
Jenkintown Festival of the Arts
14th annual arts festival will include 60 artists and a beer tent
September 20View More
Local artists, musicians, and vendors will pack the streets of Jenkintown for an afternoon of fun during the Jenkintown Festival of the Arts.
John James Audubon Center at Mill Grove
The place that inspired America's first great naturalist
The place that inspired America's first great naturalistView More
King of Prussia Mall
A shopper's paradise
The East Coast's top shopping destination — don't forget your walking shoes.View More
LEGOLAND Discovery Center
Hours of block-built family fun and LEGO exploration
Now OpenView More
A LEGO lover's dream, LEGOLAND Discovery Center features a LEGO 4D Cinema, 10 themed play areas and more, inviting families to explore and create all sorts of block-built creations.
Lorimer Park
A 230-acre haven for wildlife amid suburban Abington TownshipView More
Miss Riddle's Candy Shop
Skippack's favorite candy shop offers chocolate, candy, gelato and more
A family-owned specialty candy store, Miss Riddle's Candy Shop can be found right in the heart of Skippack. Offering a large selection of fine chocolates, candy and gelato, the store — housed in a colorful storefront — is wall-to-wall sweets.View More
Norristown Farm Park
Wildlife, a working farm and breathtaking natural scenery
Wildlife, a working farm and breathtaking natural sceneryView More
Pennypack Preserve
More than 700 acres of natural meadows and woodlands
More than 700 acres of natural meadows and woodlandsView More
Perkiomen Trail
A 20-mile multi-use path from Valley Forge Park to Green Lane
Trace the route of the old Perkiomen Railroad from Valley Forge Park to Green Lane on a 20-mile trail that starts from its junction with the Schuylkill River Trail, through the lush valley of the Perkiomen Creek to Green Lane Park, the county's largest park.View More
Peter Wentz Farmstead
An authentic, working 18th-century Pennsylvania German farm
Get a glimpse of life on an 18th-century working farm, where the crops and the livestock are much the same as they would have been when the early Pennsylvania Germans first established this homestead. Learn how the farmers shear wool from sheep, visit with craftspeople producing the finished product and see open-hearth cooking in the summer kitchen.View More
Philadelphia Athletics Museum and Library
Fans memorialize their well-loved, long-departed team
The Philadelphia A's, the city's American League team and the 1929 World Series champions, left town for Kansas City in 1954. In 1996, faithful fans formed the Philadelphia Athletics Historical Society and found this storefront in downtown Hatboro, a half-hour north of Center City Philadelphia, to house their memorabilia.View More
Philadelphia Folk Festival
An exciting weekend of music, food and fun on the grassy hills of Old Poole Farm
August 17-20, 2017View More
The hills of Schwenksville, Pennsylvania come alive every summer with the sound of folk music during the long-running Philadelphia Folk Festival at Old Poole Farm near Schwenksville, Pennsylvania.
Philadelphia Premium Outlets
Premier shopping destination in Philadelphia and the Countryside
Brand loyalists and cost-conscious shoppers will feel right at home at the Philadelphia Premium Outlets.View More
Philip and Muriel Berman Museum of Art at Ursinus College
Eclectic art exhibits, with a campus-wide sculpture collection
Eclectic art exhibits, with a campus-wide sculpture collectionView More
Pottsgrove ManorView More
Residence Inn by Marriott
Philadelphia Montgomeryville
Pet-friendly, extended-stay suites in Montgomery County
The Residence Inn by Marriott Philadelphia Montgomeryville is your home away from home.View More
Saint Charles Borromeo Seminary, Ryan Memorial Library
Rare books, vaulted ceilings and arched windows inspire research
The Ryan Memorial Library and its Rare Book Collection date back to 1832 when the seminary was founded. In 1911, the library moved to its current location, which is named for Archbishop Patrick J. Ryan, second archbishop of Philadelphia. It is considered a wonderful resource for the study of systematic theology, canon law and church history, particularly the history of the Catholic Church in the United States.View More
Schuylkill River Trail
A 26.5-mile, multi-use path from Philadelphia to Phoenixville
This 26.5-mile recreational path runs along the Schuylkill River from Center City Philadelphia to Phoenixville in Chester County.View More
Playfully chic Main Line boutique
Chic and sophisticated styles on the Main LineView More
Spring Mountain
Exciting zip line canopy tours through the treetops
Try a zipline Canopy Tour for a trip up into the treetopsView More
Suburban Square
Upscale outdoor shopping — with a farmers' market
Ardmore's Suburban Square is a pedestrian-friendly upscale outdoor shopping center that serves as one of the Main Line's high-end shopping destinations.
The tradition continues today, with a recently updated farmers' market and an upscale vintage outdoor market, the Clover Market.View More


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