Need 2 copies of the tube map- received thanks LM

[monica]

Hi All, could someone bring back a couple of tube maps, if you use the tube, Whoever brings me the maps will be rewarded. Its for a project we are organising

Thanks

[boosboss]

Download it and print it off, if that's easier.

http://www.tfl.gov.uk/assets/downloads/standard-tube-map.pdf

[monica]

Thanks boos, I need the generic one because we need to see how many times it folds, without it bulking. I know its a strange request, but it will all be a lot clearer in the spring:)-D

[Ladymuck]

monica Wrote:

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> Thanks boos, I need the generic one because we

> need to see how many times it folds, without it

> bulking. I know its a strange request, but it will

> all be a lot clearer in the spring:)-D

Hello Sweetie, you can have my two...I'll bring them to you tomorrow. xx (PS: no reward needed) xx

[HAL9000]

You could work it out with this equation: W = πt2^3(n-1)/2

The key is at Folding Paper in Half 12 Times.

HTH

[Michael Palaeologus]

monica Wrote:

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> Thanks boos, I need the generic one because we

> need to see how many times it folds, without it

> bulking. I know its a strange request, but it will

> all be a lot clearer in the spring:)-D

Reminds me of a client I once worked with in Milan. They had never done any management training of any sort and were a new team. I thought that the Newspaper Tower Building exercise would be a good ice breaker. They were a PR agency and so would have lots of newspapers. I sent an email asking them to keep some newspapers for the training day, I didnt say what for.

They replied, asking "Left wing or Right newspapers?"

There then followed a discussion with colleagues on what political colour of newspaper makes the best tower ...

[Ladymuck]

HAL9000 Wrote:

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> You could work it out with this equation: W =

> πt2^3(n-1)/2

>

> The key is at Folding Paper in Half 12 Times.

>

> HTH

It's obvious innit?!!

[monica]

Slightly off subject, but glad its raised a few interesting comments

Thanks LM see you tmrw

[Keef]

It's about the length of A4, but not quite the width.

It folds in to quarters long ways (that is how they present it). Then you can easily fold it over once more.