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Talks

2014-09-01T13:04:54Z

Sully: /* Stage B */

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Thank you to everyone who gave a talk. If you didn't, then you should start thinking about what you could talk about at EMF 2016. The talk and workshop schedule can be found [https://frab.emfcamp.org/en/EMF2014/public/schedule/0 here].

There is a list of talks below, including links to resources from the talks and videos when available. If you gave a talk, please add anything which people light like to look back at (eg. suggested reading/resources, links to books on Amazon, templates for making anything you talked about).

==Friday==
===Stage A===
{| class=wikitable
! Title
! Speaker
! Video
!Resources
|-
| EMF 2014 Opening ceremony
| Jonty Wareing
|
|
|-
|High Altitude Ballooning
| Adam Greig
|
|
|-
|The Science of Hedonism and the Hedonism of Science
| Zoe Cormier
|
|
|-
|Games Minus Industry
| David Hayward
|
|
|-
|How to be an Effective Terrorist: fear and loathing in cyber security
| Dr Jessica Barker
|
|
|-
|Hacking the ZX Spectrum
| Ben Heck
|
|
|-
|The three main parties railroaded the Data Retention Act through in a week. Where does the fightback begin?
| Tom Watson MP
|
|
|-
|Showing keys in public: What could possibly go wrong?
|Jos Weyers
|
|
|-
|Gasman's ZX Spectrum Chiptune Extravaganza
| Matt Westcott
|
|
|-
|Dermot Jones plays Spanish guitar
|Dermot Jones
|
|
|-
|Live coded techno
| Yaxu (Alex McLean)
|
|
|}
===Stage B===
{| class=wikitable
! Title
! Speaker
! Video
!Resources
|-
| How Many Bugs Can a Time Server Have?
| Mike Emery & Tim Brown
|
|
|-
| Tastes Great, Less Wordy: Document Natural Language Processing (for Beer)
| Ben Fields
|
|
|-
| Not Safe For Work: Industrial Control System Security
| bsb
|
|
|-
| The Making Of The·Grid
| Adam Greig, David Turner
|
|
|-
| How buying multiple train tickets can be much cheaper than one
| Matthew Somerville
|
|
|-
| Amateur Radio: The Original Nerd Hobby!
| Ryan Sayre
|
|
|-
| The ZX Spectrum - a secret history
| Matt Westcott
|
|}
===Stage C===
{| class=wikitable
! Title
! Speaker
! Video
!Resources
|-
| BaseBot
| Tom Oinn
|
|
|-
| The Security of the Internet of Things
| José Díez
|
|
|-
| Cryptris
| Scary Boots
|
|
|-
| Can open data help save the world?
| Gavin Starks
|
|
|-
| Lightning Talks
|
|
|
|-
| Fuzzy Fuzzy Logic
| Joe Nash
|
|
|}
==Saturday==
===Stage A===
{| class=wikitable
! Title
! Speaker
! Video
!Resources
|-
| Perfect session management in privacy-sensitive web applications
| Elger ""Stitch"" Jonker
|
|
|-
| Materials and Makers
| Deb Chachra
|
|
|-
| UCL Family Geek Showoff
|
|
|
|-
| Build your own quadrotor from scratch
| Gavan Fantom
|
|
|-
| Alex Through The Looking Glass: How Life Reflects Numbers and Numbers Reflect Life
| Alex Bellos
|
|
|-
| 5 Scientific Tools That'll Blow Your Mind
| DC
|
|
|-
| We don't need no stinkin' tension wrenches
| Rob Wiegertjes
|
|
|-
| How we spent a year building a spaceship simulator in a caravan
| Tom Wyatt
|
|
|-
| Reading Hitler's Mind: Bletchley Park and The First Computer
| PJ Evans
|
|
|-
| An Operator's Guide to the Enigma Cipher Machine
| Simon Singh
|
|
|-
| UCL Geek Showoff
|
|
|
|-
| Fakebit Polytechnic
| Dave Green & Dave Pape
|
|
|-
| The 55th Flotilla (Live)
| The 55th Flotilla
|
|
|-
| 2xAA plays his Game Boy
| 2xAA
|
|
|-
| The 55th Flotilla (DJ set)
|
|
|
|}
===Stage B===
{| class=wikitable
! Title
! Speaker
! Video
!Resources
|-
| What do we have in Computers?
| Tom Hall
|
|
|-
| LaserTag - How Quasar works
| Michael Turner
|
|
|-
| Emojli: How we accidentally built an app and why we never want to build one again.
| Matt Gray, Tom Scott
| [http://youtu.be/GsyhGHUEt-k YouTube]
|
|-
| The Archers Avoider
| Libby Miller
|
|
|-
| Introduction to Information Security and Privacy
| Arjen Kamphuis
|
|
|-
| Beyond Materials: Invisibility and Perfect Imaging
| Dr Saul J. Wiggin
|
|
|-
| How to stand for Parliament
| James Smith
|
|
|-
| Where Games Break
| Hannah Nicklin
|
|
|-
| Hacking and healthcare
| Amran
|
|
|-
| Vandalising your Github commit history for fun and profit
| Sam Pikesley
|
|
|-
| Learning to Make – How I built an electromechanical display and taught myself basic electronics
| Tom Lynch
|
|
|-
| MEGA GIRP
| George Buckenham
|
|
|}

===Stage C===
{| class=wikitable
! Title
! Speaker
! Video
!Resources
|-
| The Dilemmas of Sci-Fi (And How They're Dealt With)
| Ashton Clarke
|
|
|-
| The digital democracy dream
| Dan Jellinek
|
|
|-
| Mesh Your Brain
| Alex (Merlin) Glowaski
|
|
|-
| Hackerspaces and Diversity
| Amran
|
|
|-
| Walt Disney World: This was supposed to be the future
| Dan W
|
|
|-
| The softprinter
| Tom Myers
|
|
|-
| How to use Twilio in ten minutes flat
|
|
|
|-
| Programming for impostors and scientists
| Jane Charlesworth
|
|
|-
| Make metal castings from 3D Printed Moulds
| Calum Douglas
|
|
|-
| SimPrints: Low-cost fingerprint scanners for the developing world
| SimPrints
|
|
|-
| Lightning Talks
|
|
|
|-
| Multicast experiment: Who's on?
|
|
|
|-
| Security Quiz!
| Elger ""Stitch"" Jonker "
|
|
|}
==Sunday==
===Stage A===
{| class=wikitable
! Title
! Speaker
! Video
!Resources
|-
| Point Of Sale Device tricks: You could…live for free!
| Greg Fragkos
|
|
|-
| Recreational Maths in a Field: Flexagons, Folding Tube Maps & Braiding
| [https://twitter.com/mscroggs Matthew Scroggs]
|
| Full write up coming soon. Until then you can get [http://legavrik.blogspot.co.uk/search/label/Flexagons Flexagon templates] and [http://legavrik.blogspot.co.uk/search/label/Folding%20Tube%20Maps Folding Tube Maps] instructions
|-
| Telling stories about tech
| Alice Bell
|
|
|-
| History of Rocketry
| Jon London
|
|
|-
| Glass music, the nervous system, mesmerism and the threshold of beauty and harmony
| Erica MacArthur
|
|
|-
| My Container Ship Holiday Slideshow
| Dan W
|
|
|-
| Hacking biometric security
| Nigel K Tolley
|
|
|-
| Miracle cures, superpowers and the zombie apocalypse
| Christopher Binny
|
|
|-
| Collaborative Science Fiction Film made at EMF
| MISS ALIA SHEIKH
|
|
|-
| Demoscene Showcase
| Crypt and Rebelli0n
|
|
|-
| [[Feedback|EMF 2014 retrospective: What did we do right?]]
|
|
|
|-
| EMF 2014 Closing ceremony
| Jonty Wareing
|
|
|-
| Singer-Songwriter Hannah Howe
| Hannah Howe
|
|
|-
| Gasman's ZX Spectrum Chiptune Extravaganza Part II
| Matt Westcott
|
|
|-
| Experimental/Noise DJ-Set/Performance
| MusicaDispersa
|
|
|}

===Stage B===
{| class=wikitable
! Title
! Speaker
! Video
!Resources
|-
| Why are computers so @#!*, and what can we do about it?
| Peter Sewell
|
|
|-
| Hexayurts, Distributed Infrastructure, and Maximizing Global Minimalism
| Vinay Gupta
|
|
|-
| A brief guide to dog behaviour and human interaction
| Stuart Livings
|
| [[magnet:?xt=urn:btih:d8692fd28f7290cc2cddf953934982ca73bcaf5a&dn=Guide%20to%20Dog%20Behaviour%20and%20Human%20Interaction Magnet Link]]
|-
| Zoë Star; Neurotic IoT Machines from an Alternate Reality
| Rachel Rayns
|
|
|-
| Disruptive disintermediation: selling open digital health services to the NHS
| Carl Reynolds
|
|
|-
| Robotics and Computer Vision with MATLAB and Simulink
| Owen McAree
|
|
|-
| USB tinkering for hackers and makers
| Dominic Spill
|
|
|-
| Evading Anti-virus
| Mark A Williams
|
|
|-
| Trials and tribulations of a badge project
| Matt Lloyd
|
|
|-
| DDD: Disney Driven Development
| Melinda Seckington
|
|
|-
| Q&A on Physical Security with the worlds greatest lock hackers
| Jos Weyers, Nigel K Tolley
|
|
|-
| EMF network in a field 2014
| David Croft, Will Hargrave
|
|
|}
===Stage C===
{| class=wikitable
! Title
! Speaker
! Video
!Resources
|-
| How to catch a cat burglar with a Slice of Pi
| Derek Scuffell
|
|
|-
| Minimal effort web application security (a.k.a. how to make my job harder)
| Graham Sutherland
|
|
|-
| A look at Linux containers, what they do and what they don't
| David Leadbeater
|
|
|-
| Run your own infrastructure II
| mc.fly
|
|
|-
| Our Data, Ourselves
| Giles Greenway
|
|
|-
| Machine learning and its use in creepy internet stalking
| Maria Han Veiga
|
|
|-
| Open Space Projects
| Stephanie Pau
|
|
|-
| bach.js, an unhistory of how the great Baroque composer pioneered Javascript, 250 years before Netscape even existed
| James Aylett
|
|
|-
| Lightning Talks
|
|
|
|-
| Surreal Numbers And Mathematical Games
| [https://twitter.com/thattommyhall Tom Hall]
|
| [https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/16vTWDHBplrFDwndqzTURAV0s7OoAEy9KR58dTh8WXVY/edit slides on Google Docs]
|-
| Security Quiz!
|
|
|
|}

Talks

2014-09-01T13:02:44Z

Sully: /* Stage B */

{{link-banner}}

Thank you to everyone who gave a talk. If you didn't, then you should start thinking about what you could talk about at EMF 2016. The talk and workshop schedule can be found [https://frab.emfcamp.org/en/EMF2014/public/schedule/0 here].

There is a list of talks below, including links to resources from the talks and videos when available. If you gave a talk, please add anything which people light like to look back at (eg. suggested reading/resources, links to books on Amazon, templates for making anything you talked about).

==Friday==
===Stage A===
{| class=wikitable
! Title
! Speaker
! Video
!Resources
|-
| EMF 2014 Opening ceremony
| Jonty Wareing
|
|
|-
|High Altitude Ballooning
| Adam Greig
|
|
|-
|The Science of Hedonism and the Hedonism of Science
| Zoe Cormier
|
|
|-
|Games Minus Industry
| David Hayward
|
|
|-
|How to be an Effective Terrorist: fear and loathing in cyber security
| Dr Jessica Barker
|
|
|-
|Hacking the ZX Spectrum
| Ben Heck
|
|
|-
|The three main parties railroaded the Data Retention Act through in a week. Where does the fightback begin?
| Tom Watson MP
|
|
|-
|Showing keys in public: What could possibly go wrong?
|Jos Weyers
|
|
|-
|Gasman's ZX Spectrum Chiptune Extravaganza
| Matt Westcott
|
|
|-
|Dermot Jones plays Spanish guitar
|Dermot Jones
|
|
|-
|Live coded techno
| Yaxu (Alex McLean)
|
|
|}
===Stage B===
{| class=wikitable
! Title
! Speaker
! Video
!Resources
|-
| How Many Bugs Can a Time Server Have?
| Mike Emery & Tim Brown
|
|
|-
| Tastes Great, Less Wordy: Document Natural Language Processing (for Beer)
| Ben Fields
|
|
|-
| Not Safe For Work: Industrial Control System Security
| bsb
|
|
|-
| The Making Of The·Grid
| Adam Greig, David Turner
|
|
|-
| How buying multiple train tickets can be much cheaper than one
| Matthew Somerville
|
|
|-
| Amateur Radio: The Original Nerd Hobby!
| Ryan Sayre
|
|
|-
| The ZX Spectrum - a secret history
| Matt Westcott
|
|}
===Stage C===
{| class=wikitable
! Title
! Speaker
! Video
!Resources
|-
| BaseBot
| Tom Oinn
|
|
|-
| The Security of the Internet of Things
| José Díez
|
|
|-
| Cryptris
| Scary Boots
|
|
|-
| Can open data help save the world?
| Gavin Starks
|
|
|-
| Lightning Talks
|
|
|
|-
| Fuzzy Fuzzy Logic
| Joe Nash
|
|
|}
==Saturday==
===Stage A===
{| class=wikitable
! Title
! Speaker
! Video
!Resources
|-
| Perfect session management in privacy-sensitive web applications
| Elger ""Stitch"" Jonker
|
|
|-
| Materials and Makers
| Deb Chachra
|
|
|-
| UCL Family Geek Showoff
|
|
|
|-
| Build your own quadrotor from scratch
| Gavan Fantom
|
|
|-
| Alex Through The Looking Glass: How Life Reflects Numbers and Numbers Reflect Life
| Alex Bellos
|
|
|-
| 5 Scientific Tools That'll Blow Your Mind
| DC
|
|
|-
| We don't need no stinkin' tension wrenches
| Rob Wiegertjes
|
|
|-
| How we spent a year building a spaceship simulator in a caravan
| Tom Wyatt
|
|
|-
| Reading Hitler's Mind: Bletchley Park and The First Computer
| PJ Evans
|
|
|-
| An Operator's Guide to the Enigma Cipher Machine
| Simon Singh
|
|
|-
| UCL Geek Showoff
|
|
|
|-
| Fakebit Polytechnic
| Dave Green & Dave Pape
|
|
|-
| The 55th Flotilla (Live)
| The 55th Flotilla
|
|
|-
| 2xAA plays his Game Boy
| 2xAA
|
|
|-
| The 55th Flotilla (DJ set)
|
|
|
|}
===Stage B===
{| class=wikitable
! Title
! Speaker
! Video
!Resources
|-
| What do we have in Computers?
| Tom Hall
|
|
|-
| LaserTag - How Quasar works
| Michael Turner
|
|
|-
| Emojli: How we accidentally built an app and why we never want to build one again.
| Matt Gray, Tom Scott
| http://youtu.be/GsyhGHUEt-k
|
|-
| The Archers Avoider
| Libby Miller
|
|
|-
| Introduction to Information Security and Privacy
| Arjen Kamphuis
|
|
|-
| Beyond Materials: Invisibility and Perfect Imaging
| Dr Saul J. Wiggin
|
|
|-
| How to stand for Parliament
| James Smith
|
|
|-
| Where Games Break
| Hannah Nicklin
|
|
|-
| Hacking and healthcare
| Amran
|
|
|-
| Vandalising your Github commit history for fun and profit
| Sam Pikesley
|
|
|-
| Learning to Make – How I built an electromechanical display and taught myself basic electronics
| Tom Lynch
|
|
|-
| MEGA GIRP
| George Buckenham
|
|
|}

===Stage C===
{| class=wikitable
! Title
! Speaker
! Video
!Resources
|-
| The Dilemmas of Sci-Fi (And How They're Dealt With)
| Ashton Clarke
|
|
|-
| The digital democracy dream
| Dan Jellinek
|
|
|-
| Mesh Your Brain
| Alex (Merlin) Glowaski
|
|
|-
| Hackerspaces and Diversity
| Amran
|
|
|-
| Walt Disney World: This was supposed to be the future
| Dan W
|
|
|-
| The softprinter
| Tom Myers
|
|
|-
| How to use Twilio in ten minutes flat
|
|
|
|-
| Programming for impostors and scientists
| Jane Charlesworth
|
|
|-
| Make metal castings from 3D Printed Moulds
| Calum Douglas
|
|
|-
| SimPrints: Low-cost fingerprint scanners for the developing world
| SimPrints
|
|
|-
| Lightning Talks
|
|
|
|-
| Multicast experiment: Who's on?
|
|
|
|-
| Security Quiz!
| Elger ""Stitch"" Jonker "
|
|
|}
==Sunday==
===Stage A===
{| class=wikitable
! Title
! Speaker
! Video
!Resources
|-
| Point Of Sale Device tricks: You could…live for free!
| Greg Fragkos
|
|
|-
| Recreational Maths in a Field: Flexagons, Folding Tube Maps & Braiding
| [https://twitter.com/mscroggs Matthew Scroggs]
|
| Full write up coming soon. Until then you can get [http://legavrik.blogspot.co.uk/search/label/Flexagons Flexagon templates] and [http://legavrik.blogspot.co.uk/search/label/Folding%20Tube%20Maps Folding Tube Maps] instructions
|-
| Telling stories about tech
| Alice Bell
|
|
|-
| History of Rocketry
| Jon London
|
|
|-
| Glass music, the nervous system, mesmerism and the threshold of beauty and harmony
| Erica MacArthur
|
|
|-
| My Container Ship Holiday Slideshow
| Dan W
|
|
|-
| Hacking biometric security
| Nigel K Tolley
|
|
|-
| Miracle cures, superpowers and the zombie apocalypse
| Christopher Binny
|
|
|-
| Collaborative Science Fiction Film made at EMF
| MISS ALIA SHEIKH
|
|
|-
| Demoscene Showcase
| Crypt and Rebelli0n
|
|
|-
| [[Feedback|EMF 2014 retrospective: What did we do right?]]
|
|
|
|-
| EMF 2014 Closing ceremony
| Jonty Wareing
|
|
|-
| Singer-Songwriter Hannah Howe
| Hannah Howe
|
|
|-
| Gasman's ZX Spectrum Chiptune Extravaganza Part II
| Matt Westcott
|
|
|-
| Experimental/Noise DJ-Set/Performance
| MusicaDispersa
|
|
|}

===Stage B===
{| class=wikitable
! Title
! Speaker
! Video
!Resources
|-
| Why are computers so @#!*, and what can we do about it?
| Peter Sewell
|
|
|-
| Hexayurts, Distributed Infrastructure, and Maximizing Global Minimalism
| Vinay Gupta
|
|
|-
| A brief guide to dog behaviour and human interaction
| Stuart Livings
|
| [[magnet:?xt=urn:btih:d8692fd28f7290cc2cddf953934982ca73bcaf5a&dn=Guide%20to%20Dog%20Behaviour%20and%20Human%20Interaction Magnet Link]]
|-
| Zoë Star; Neurotic IoT Machines from an Alternate Reality
| Rachel Rayns
|
|
|-
| Disruptive disintermediation: selling open digital health services to the NHS
| Carl Reynolds
|
|
|-
| Robotics and Computer Vision with MATLAB and Simulink
| Owen McAree
|
|
|-
| USB tinkering for hackers and makers
| Dominic Spill
|
|
|-
| Evading Anti-virus
| Mark A Williams
|
|
|-
| Trials and tribulations of a badge project
| Matt Lloyd
|
|
|-
| DDD: Disney Driven Development
| Melinda Seckington
|
|
|-
| Q&A on Physical Security with the worlds greatest lock hackers
| Jos Weyers, Nigel K Tolley
|
|
|-
| EMF network in a field 2014
| David Croft, Will Hargrave
|
|
|}
===Stage C===
{| class=wikitable
! Title
! Speaker
! Video
!Resources
|-
| How to catch a cat burglar with a Slice of Pi
| Derek Scuffell
|
|
|-
| Minimal effort web application security (a.k.a. how to make my job harder)
| Graham Sutherland
|
|
|-
| A look at Linux containers, what they do and what they don't
| David Leadbeater
|
|
|-
| Run your own infrastructure II
| mc.fly
|
|
|-
| Our Data, Ourselves
| Giles Greenway
|
|
|-
| Machine learning and its use in creepy internet stalking
| Maria Han Veiga
|
|
|-
| Open Space Projects
| Stephanie Pau
|
|
|-
| bach.js, an unhistory of how the great Baroque composer pioneered Javascript, 250 years before Netscape even existed
| James Aylett
|
|
|-
| Lightning Talks
|
|
|
|-
| Surreal Numbers And Mathematical Games
| [https://twitter.com/thattommyhall Tom Hall]
|
| [https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/16vTWDHBplrFDwndqzTURAV0s7OoAEy9KR58dTh8WXVY/edit slides on Google Docs]
|-
| Security Quiz!
|
|
|
|}

Feedback

2014-09-01T12:06:45Z

Sully: /* Stuff that could be improved */

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Please let us know what went well and what didn't go well at EMF this year. We really do care about your feedback and we'll try and improve this for next time.

Add your feedback below:

== Good Stuff ==

* Location
* Badges
* Variety of talks
* Showers

== Stuff that could be improved ==

* Buy more beer! [[User:Russ|Russ]] ([[User talk:Russ|talk]])
* Toilets... 'nuff said! [[User:AndyB|AndyB]] ([[User talk:AndyB|AndyB]])
* More food and drink options
* Survey positions of lanes/tents/DKs as early as possible before items arrive and mark out.--[[User:Sully|Sully]] ([[User talk:Sully|talk]]) 12:06, 1 September 2014 (UTC)

==Suggestions==
* A talk (a bit like lightning talks) where people are given 5-10 minutes to share what they did with the previous event's badge. (If someone sends me the competition winners/runners up, I'll co-ordinate it) [[User:MatS|MatS]] ([[User talk:MatS|talk]]) 07:54, 1 September 2014 (UTC)

Travel

2014-08-28T08:24:18Z

Sully: /* Parking */

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The address for EMF 2014 is:

Electromagnetic Field 
Hounslow Hall Estate 
Drayton Road 
Newton Longville 
MK17 0BU

The gates will open at 9am on Friday August 29th, and (unless you're helping out with teardown) you should aim to leave by midday on Monday September 1st.

Please try and arrive on site by 9pm. If you arrive after this time, we will need to open the gate to let you in.

== Public Transport ==

=== Shuttle Bus ===
If you are travelling by public transport, we will be running two minibuses to shuttle people to and from the site.

'''Pickup Point''' Bletchley Railway Station

'''Drop off Point''' EMF Site!

The timetable for this is:

{| class="wikitable"
! style="text-align:left;"| Day
! Start Time
! End Time
|-
|Friday
|10:00
|21:00
|-
|Saturday
|09:00
|15:00
|-
|Sunday
|12:00
|22:00
|-
|Monday
|08:00
|13:00
|-
|}

=== Rail===
[http://www.nationalrail.co.uk/stations_destinations/BLY.aspx Bletchley Station] is the closest, with trains to London Euston, Birmingham, etc

If you travel by train, you may be interested in the [http://www.daysoutguide.co.uk/bletchley-park 2FOR1 offer] for [[Bletchley]] Park (requires sign up in advance and printing)

For those people who are arriving/departing between Saturday 7 PM and Sunday 1 PM (which should none of you as you should be there from Friday morning), be aware that heading to/from London between Watford Junction and Hemel Hempstead there is no train service due to planned engineering works.

There is a replacement bus service for that leg of the journey, which means the journey is going to be 2 hours (if the buses actually run on time) to/from Euston, as opposed to the normal 30-50 depending if you are on the express train or not.

=== Air ===

Closest airports are (in order) LTN, LHR, BHX. LGW and STN are also possible.
Minicab taxis (pre-booked) from airports to site:

{|
|LTN
|~35GBP
|40 mins
|-
|LHR
|~65GBP
|70 mins
|}

====From Heathrow====
Taxi from Heathrow is likely £100+

Train route
* Heathrow Express to Paddington
* Tube Paddington to Euston
* Train Euston to Bletchley

National Express bus

====From Luton====

Train?

National Express bus

====From Stansted====

There's no great east-west rail so it's probably best to take a National Express bus.

==National Express==

Run coaches from major airports, and other towns/cities where you might not be able to get a direct train service to Milton Keynes/Bletchley without going in to London, wandering around the underground to get to Euston Station and adding cost.

The Milton Keynes Coachway is a stone's throw from the M1 J14. It's quite a distance to the EMFCamp (10 miles by road) but a [[Travel#Taxis|minicab]] should be around £12-15.

Alternatively a cheaper option is to use the park and ride bus service to the Milton Keynes central train station which is £2 something. It runs every 15 minutes, and takes about 15 minutes. You can take in the sights of Milton Keynes.
Then hop on the next southbound London Midland train to Bletchley which is £3.50. They are every 30 mins. This takes about 5 minutes - its the next stop. From there the shuttle bus can transport you and all your gear to site.

==Road==
If you have spare seats consider offering them on the [[Car_Share]] Page, this will also help split the cost of fuel and parking.

The post code of the site is MK17 0BU, and most sat nav systems will do a reasonable job of getting you there. '''To reduce the disturbance to our neighbours, please avoid driving through the towns of Bletchley and Newton Longville if possible'''.

If you're coming from the M1 motorway, please take the following route:

[[File:M1_route.png|400px|thumb|right|Route map from the M1]]

===Coming From the North (M1 Southbound)===
# Leave the M1 at exit 14 (signposted Milton Keynes/Newport Pagnell)
# Head towards Milton Keynes/A509 (S)
# At the first large roundabout (Milton Keynes has lots of roundabouts) take the A4146/Childs Way towards Aylesbury/Milton Keynes South
# At the next roundabout, take the first exit (A4146/Tongwell Street towards Aylesbury).
# Carry on along the A4146, crossing over three roundabouts.
# At the next roundabout, take the third exit (A4146/All through traffic)
# Straight ahead at the next roundabout (Milton Keynes South & West). You'll pass a lake.
# At the next roundabout, take the first exit (A5 South Dunstable/Aylesbury)
# At the next (!) roundabout, take the third exit (A4146 Gt. Brickhill/Water Eaton)
# Cross straight over two more roundabouts, following the signs to Aylesbury
# At the next roundabout, take the second exit to Drayton Parslow/Newton Longville.
# You'll be pleased to hear that was the last roundabout you'll encounter (the 12th!)
# Go past the first junction (with a turning towards Newton Longville)
# At the next crossroads, turn right towards Newton Longville along Newton Road.
# Just as you enter Newton Longville ("please drive carefully") the road turns sharply right. Take the left at this junction (it should be signposted EMF).

===Coming from the South (M1 Northbound)===
# Leave the M1 at exit 13 (signposted Milton Keynes South/Bedford).
# Head toward Milton Keynes/A421 (W) from the first roadabout.
# Cross (second exit) the second roundabout shortly afterwards.
# Follow this fairly long (for Milton Keynes) section of single carriageway road.
# At the next roundabout (John Lewis distribution centre) cross straight over.
# At the next roundabout (one of Milton Keynes two space-time discontinums where supposedly parallel roads meet) take the second exit onto Groveway (H9).
# At the next roundabout take the first exit (A4146 Tongwell Street, V11)
# Follow the directions from the north from step 6.

===Parking===
If you are driving you will need to buy one parking ticket per car. The car parking is on a field on the access road approximately 300 metres from the main EMF Camp site. There is no nearby public parking. Please don't park elsewhere as you will inconvenience our neighbours or block access to the site.

==Taxis==
Below is a list of local taxi services. Entries will be added and removed as we confirm their coverage of the camp site.

* [http://www.skylinetaxis.co.uk/fare-price-guide.html Skyline Taxis]
* [http://www.eezycabs.co.uk/rates/ EEZY Cabs]
* [http://www.speedlinetaxi.com/ Speedline Taxi]
* [http://www.greenlineairporttaxis.co.uk/ Greenline]
* [http://www.rafflescars.co.uk/ Raffles Cars]

Drop-offs will likely be the same location as the shuttle bus drop off point.

Traditional Dutch Cooking Workshops and Nomzing

2014-08-21T20:46:04Z

Sully: /* Friday: King-size pannenkoeken (Dutch pancakes) */

We'll be cooking some traditional Dutch dishes at [[Villages:Village:Camp_Holland|Camp Holland]]. Why? Because we can, and sharing food is fun!

==What?==
We'll cook food, tell you how to make it yourself, and let you eat it.

'''Please pledge to pay and be present by putting your name in the tables below, and sending an e-mail to [mailto:diggie@ohm2013.org diggie@ohm2013.org] so he can send you a payment request. Please do this before 25 August, so we know how much food to bring over from #Holland'''

==Location==
Somewhere near [[Villages:Village:Camp_Holland|Camp Holland]]. We'll let you know.

==Schedule==

===Friday: King-size pannenkoeken (Dutch pancakes) ===
'''Type:''' Workshop & pancake party 
'''Start time:''' Around 17:00 
'''Price:''' £ 2 per pancake (∅42 cm!! These easily feed one generic-sized adult) 
'''Status:''' Not enough pledges yet (Pledge below!) 
Toppings include bacon, cheese, strawberry jam, [http://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stroop stroop], sugar, etc. 
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===Saturday: Frituur (deep-fried stuff)===
'''Type:''' Snackbar 
'''Time:''' Around 18:00 
'''Price:''' £ 4 per person (all you can eat) 
'''Status:''' Pretty sure this will happen 
As common as pie in The Netherlands, we'll make fries, [http://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kroket kroketten], [http://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frikadel frikandellen], [http://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kaassouffle kaassouffle's]. With real Dutch Mayonnaise. 
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===Sunday (afternoon): Erwtensoep (Green pea soup)===
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'''Start time:''' Around 15:00 (as it needs some time to cook) 
'''Price:''' £ 2 per participant (you'll get at least one portion of the soup) 
'''Status:''' Almost there... (Pledge below!) 
With [http://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rookworst rookworst], bacon, [http://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roggebrood roggebrood] with [http://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Katenspek cooked bacon], and much more 
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===Sunday (evening): Braai (BBQ)===
'''Type:''' Just eating (gezellig!) 
'''Time:''' Around 19:00 or so 
'''Price:''' £ 10 per participant (all you can eat) 
'''Status:''' This will happen 
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Traditional Dutch Cooking Workshops and Nomzing

2014-08-21T09:03:21Z

Sully: /* Saturday: Frituur (deep-fried stuff) */

We'll be cooking some traditional Dutch dishes at [[Villages:Village:Camp_Holland|Camp Holland]]. Why? Because we can, and sharing food is fun!

==What?==
We'll cook food, tell you how to make it yourself, and let you eat it.

'''Please pledge to pay and be present by putting your name in the tables below, and sending an e-mail to [mailto:diggie@ohm2013.org diggie@ohm2013] so he can send you a payment request. Please do this before 25 August, so we know how much food to bring over from #Holland'''

==Location==
Somewhere near [[Villages:Village:Camp_Holland|Camp Holland]]. We'll let you know.

==Schedule==

===Friday: King-size pannenkoeken (Dutch pancakes) ===
'''Type:''' Workshop & pancake party 
'''Start time:''' Around 17:00 GMT 
'''Price:''' £ 2 per pancake (∅42 cm!! These easily feed one generic-sized adult) 
'''Status:''' Not enough pledges yet (Pledge below!) 
Toppings include bacon, cheese, strawberry jam, [http://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stroop stroop], sugar, etc. 
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===Saturday: Frituur (deep-fried stuff)===
'''Type:''' Snackbar 
'''Time:''' Around 18:00 GMT 
'''Price:''' £ 4 per person (all you can eat) 
'''Status:''' Pretty sure this will happen 
As common as pie in The Netherlands, we'll make fries, [http://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kroket kroketten], [http://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frikadel frikandellen], [http://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kaassouffle kaassouffle's]. With real Dutch Mayonnaise. 
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===Sunday (afternoon): Erwtensoep (Green pea soup)===
'''Type:''' Workshop & tasting session 
'''Start time:''' Around 15:00 GMT (it needs some time to cook) 
'''Price:''' £ 2 per participant (you'll get at least one portion of the soup) 
'''Status:''' Not enough pledges yet (Pledge below!) 
With [http://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rookworst rookworst], bacon, [http://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roggebrood roggebrood] with [http://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Katenspek cooked bacon], and much more 
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===Sunday (evening): Braai (BBQ)===
'''Type:''' Just eating (gezellig!) 
'''Time:''' Around 19:00 GMT or so 
'''Price:''' £ 10 per participant (all you can eat) 
'''Status:''' This will happen 
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User:Sully

2014-08-13T20:28:22Z

Sully:

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User:Sully

2014-08-13T20:27:20Z

Sully: Created page with "{{Attendee |name=David Sullivan |email=sully-emf@stargazy.org |Arrival=2014/08/28 20:00 |Departure=2014/08/31 17:00 |IRC=Sully- |teams=Stage }}"

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