filed in News, People on Nov.06, 2002
Announcing Charles Kee Onn Wickham Born 2.30am 02.11.02 Weighing in at a solid 9lb 12oz, and having caused his poor mum quite a struggle in the process. Both are doing fine now it’s all over http://www.wickham.org.uk/charlie/index.htm
filed in News on Sep.30, 2002
The new STOIC studio is nearly complete! Freshers Fair is on Tuesday, and they’re hoping to have all wiring done by then. The new complex is based around a gorgeous 32×32 matrix and loads and loads of loverly Krone…. If anyone has a spare genlockable camera to lend them, they’re looking for a big impact on Tuesday. I’ve just loaned them a DXC3000 and some long cables. Anyone else feeling generous?
filed in Bloodhounds, People on Sep.04, 2002
Update 13 Sept 02: Bryan has found himself (see comment below) and now resides at www.inspirationmatters.com Attempts to contact the infamous pStoic bodger Bryan Crotaz have come to a full stop at AV Broadband. The pStoic blood hounds successfully tracked Bryan through Concept Broadcast to I-Vision Systems stepping over the High Court writs as they went. A contact at AV Broadband was reported as saying …Byran left without any bitchyness… So if anyone know the whereabouts of Mr B Crotaz then please let us know asap so we can set the blood hounds on him.
[Crotaz was spotted moving into a swanky new office in Southwark early last month.
Your contact at AVB must be mistaken… much bitchyness, but from boss not Bryan!]
filed in News on Jul.22, 2002
Hey all! Stoic has just moved into the Twenty-First Century! Well, kind of. Some people were impressed. Anyway, we’ve set up a postboard to brainstorm programmes, technical stuff, and general chat. All are welcome to join and post, especially alumni who want to stick their oar in. And it’s a good way to keep up-to-date with stoic happenings in addition to stoic-talk. Andy Gallagher, (outgoing) stoic tech manager
filed in News on Jul.21, 2002
The Great British Beer Festival is the Biggest Pub in the World and runs from August 6th-10th 2002 and is held at London Olympia.
The range of beers is huge with over 400 real ales from all over the country, with a selection from the smallest microbrewers in addition to some of Britain’s best-known beers. As well as real ale, ranging from wheat beers to some tasty bitters you can also sample cider, perry and beer from around the world including some fantastic real lagers from Europe and North America.
Opening times and prices
Tuesday 6th August, 5pm-10.30pm, £6.00
Wednesday 7th August, 11.30-3pm, £2.00
Wednesday 7th August, 5pm-10.30pm, £6.00
Thursday 8th August, 12 noon-10.30pm, £6.00
Friday, 9th August, 12 noon-10.30pm, £6.00
Saturday 10th August, 11am-7pm, £5
Anyone interested in going, please email me.
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