| Well here it is, day one. I had to get up at 6:00 so we would be in Los Alamos in time, ahhhhhhhh. I usually wake up at about 10:00, one of the advantages of being home schooled. When we arrived I unloaded my stuff from the car and proceeded to the workshop area. After a quick scan of the room I noticed Mark Dalton (cool), Scott Martin, Rick Diaz, Dave & Sheryl Hrynkiw, Paul Argo, and Mark Tilden. I got settled in and unpacked my tools as more people arrived. At around 9:10 Sheryl gave a small talk on BEAM and safety and then Dave started passing out kits. While I was waiting for him to get to the Scoutwalker II kits I walked around and took a few photos and talked to Mark. I then picked up my kit and started on the kit. It was now about 10:00 and lunch was at 11:15 so I got a little work in before we had to clear off the table so people could eat at them. I took a bunch of photos at lunch and a few afterwards. By the end of the day I was almost done with the kit and had about 20 photos. |
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Diego (left) and Andri (right) in line to pick up their kits.
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Chris getting ready to start on his "Solar Speeder" kit.
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Juan Lorenzo and Mark Tilden
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Andri
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Ivar getting started on his 2 motor walker kit.
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Me (CEO and brainchild of BEAM Online)
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Overview of the area we were in, bit small but it worked.
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April (right) and Lorenzo waiting to get back to work.
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Dave (right), Sheryl (middle) and Paul (far)
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Some kids messing around at lunch =)
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People busily working on their bots.
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Mark's, mine and various other peoples bots.
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Brent (middle) displays part of his sumo.
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Carl Bernstein, my dad, entertained us while we worked.
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Ivar finishing up his walker
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Dave helping troubleshoot a solar speeder.
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Everyone packing up.
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Almost done.
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