100RPM might be looking for a publisher. Here’s my Amazon author page and here are my two previous books:
• Milk Eggs Vodka: Grocery Lists Lost and Found
• 50 Sad Chairs

So see ya later keaggy.com/rpm. Posting here had slowed down so much that this page is basically shuttered anyway. It’s been a good nine years, though. Cheers.

— Bill

• THIS IS A ROBOT HOBBYIST WEB SITE I/WE DO NOT BUY AND/OR SELL ANYTHING ON THIS SITE.
• WHAT YOU GET IS INFORMATION AND PICTURES THAT WILL HELP YOU IDENTIFY ROBOTS AND THEIR BOXES, CONTROLLERS AND ITEMS THAT PERTAIN TO ROBOTS.
• I/WE DO NOT BUY OR SELL ROBOTS, MANUALS, CONTROLLERS ETC.. I/WE DO NOT BUY OR SELL ANYTHING ON THIS SITE. YOU GET LINKS TO COMPANIES THAT BUY AND SELL ROBOTS AND TOYS.
• YOU GET FILES THAT YOU CANNOT GET ANYWHERE TO HELP YOU, YOU GET INFORMATION OF WHERE TO GET THOSE ITEMS.
• I/WE DO NOT FIND PARTS FOR OTHERS. YOU GET LINKS TO CHAT ROOMS THAT CAN HELP YOU.
• YOU GET INFORMATION ON HOW TO REPAIR YOUR ROBOTS.
• I/WE DO NOT REPAIR ROBOTS. YOU GET LINKS TO OTHERS THAT DO REPAIRS.
• THERE IS NO WARRANTIES EXPRESS OR IMPLIED.”

Beer2’s technical specs:
Head – 1945 chrome BLC utility light shell.
Eye – vintage movie camera lens w/adjustable spring-loaded aluminum casing.
Body – 4.7 liter “adult soda” mini-keg.
Legs – propane tank valve handles, brass spacers, drilled-out washers, pair of aluminum Lady Josephine shoe butler (wall-mounted shoe shine holders).
Feet/base – 3 mini bread loaf pans, lamp hardware and a 1/2″ precision drilled aluminum base plate.
+assorted nuts, bolts, screws and, of course – lockwashers!

“This map shows all the piracy and armed robbery incidents reported to the IMB Piracy Reporting Centre during 2009. If exact coordinates are not provided, estimated positions are shown based on information provided. Zoom-in and click on the pointers to view more information of an individual attack. Pointers may be superimposed on each other.”

In Huntsville, Ala., there is an unusual grave site where, instead of flowers, people sometimes leave bananas.

The gravestone reads: “Miss Baker, squirrel monkey, first U.S. animal to fly in space and return alive. May 28, 1959.”

Fifty years ago, when Baker made her famous flight, she had some company in the nose cone of the Jupiter ballistic missile: a rhesus monkey named Able.

Robot innovation continued its relentless advances during 2008. In this post we would like to showcase some of our favorite robots and robot videos of the last year or so. This review is heavily slanted to consumer robots and research robots. Perhaps in the future we can do a review of industrial robots. Given the sheer number of robots that are out there we know there will be several excellent robots that we have overlooked in this review. If you know of any really awesome robots or robot videos that we have missed please let us know and we will consider adding them to this post. So without further delay, lets take a look at some of the best robots and robot videos of 2008

PS: Yay. Wordpress 2.7.1 broke my shitty custom RPM theme. I changed it to a generic one for now.