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After a whole year of waiting, it finally has come again: This week is Pandora time!. Unfortunately, this week is also the first week of the rather heavy electrical engineering course that I need to invest quite some time in. Might be interesting how that turns out combined with Pandora. Anyway...
Opening
This year's theme is "Pandaprijs", a TV show aired by
"Pandora TV". Teams were gathered in the Inter-Actief room
last night for the opening of the TV show. Due to problems with his helicopter
transport, the show host Dirk was unable to present the program and rules to
us, but Jorne was happy to stand in. We did catch a glimpse of the mysterious
Dirk on a specially prepared video message.
Interesting, though, was that not all teams were present. It seems that participating teams were split, the other teams had their briefing in a different location. Whether this was just to split the load and because not all teams would fit in the same location, or there is something more sneaky going on, I don't know. Though I'd put my money on the latter, for this is Pandora...