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Re: [Palindrome] Hunt HQ...



Mike, I agree with your assessment of which rooms are best for us.
Also, assuming I can work the same network magic I've been able to work
in the past (also assuming my friends in Network haven't been laid off
by then ...), we may be able to take advantage of wireless.

I would also suggest that if registering early will get us the best
choice of rooms, we should register as Team Palindrome now (Kappa Sig
will certainly know who we are) and change our name to something
palindromic later.

--debby


--- Michael R Korn <mikekorn MIT EDU> wrote:
> Hi.
> 
> It looks like we have to use this new system to reserve our
> headquarters.  
> 
> > the relevant info is linked to off of the main puzzle www page, 
> > or can be found here: < http://web.mit.edu/puzzle/www/rooms-04.html
> >.
> > other info is here: < http://web.mit.edu/puzzle/www/rooms2-04.html
> >.
> 
> I had talked to the the MIT Schedules office a few weeks ago.  At
> first they 
> told me that only certain people (from Kappa Sig) could reserve rooms
> for the 
> Mystery Hunt.  After I explained the situation, they said that the
> Schedules 
> office would be handling all the Mystery Hunt room assignments all
> together, 
> and that I should wait until they got things organized.  I guess this
> new 
> system is what they were organizing.
> 
> Here are the rooms that they've made available (so far), with their
> relevant 
> attributes:
> 
> (ARM = movable tablet armchairs, TC = movable tables and chairs)
> (DROP = MITnet drop, JACK = phone jack)
> 
> ROOM  SEATS   DROP?   JACK?   FURN
> 
> 4-257 35      YES     NO      ARM
> 4-261 40      YES     NO      TC
> 4-265 40      YES     NO      TC
> 8-119 30      NO      YES     TC
> 8-302 42      NO      YES     TC
> 8-306 42      NO      YES     TC
> 13-3101       26      NO      YES     ARM
> 13-4101       28      NO      YES     TC
> 13-5101       40      NO      YES     TC
> 24-110        16      NO      NO      TC
> 24-112        16      NO      YES     TC
> 24-114        16      NO      YES     TC
> 24-115        48      NO      YES     TC
> 24-307        42      YES     YES     TC
> 24-402        38      NO      YES     ARM
> 26-168        42      NO      YES     ARM
> 26-204        42      NO      YES     TC
> 26-210        42      NO      NO      TC
> 26-302        35      YES     NO      TC
> 26-310        35      YES     NO      TC
> 26-314        35      YES     NO      TC
> 26-322        35      YES     NO      TC
> 26-328        35      YES     NO      TC
> 36-372        24      NO      YES     ARM
> 
> For what it's worth, 26-322 and 26-328 were the headquarters for
> Snafu Fans 
> '03 (Matrix hunt), while 8-302 and 8-306 were the auxiliary rooms for
> 
> Ycnamancy '02 (Monopoly hunt).
> 
> I'd say our best bets from this list are 4-261 and 4-265, followed by
> any of 
> the 26-3xx rooms.  24-307 has the disadvantage that it's not next to
> any other 
> classrooms, and it also has a woeful shortage of blackboard space.
> 
> That just about does it for our options, if we require a net drop and
> movable 
> tables and chairs.  On the other hand, all of the rooms (with the
> exception of 
> 26-328) claim to have wireless capabilities.  If we can use this
> instead of a 
> net drop, then this opens up more possibilities.  (Someone who knows
> more 
> about computers would have to look into this.)
> 
> At any rate, we need to register our team before December 26, and
> submit our 
> room preferences at that time.  So we need a team name before then. 
> I'll 
> start us off by suggesting "Ecroforce", a force which is applied
> equally in 
> both directions, in accordance with Newton's Third Law of Motion.
> 
> mike
> 
>  
> 
> 
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=====
Debby Levinson
debby alum mit edu

I feel that I have only a rudimentary smattering 
of information, and most of it's wasted on words 
like "rudimentary" and "smattering."
-- Columbine

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