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Reclaim the stars!
Due to light pollution, some of our night lights have disappeared! To bring back the sky's twinkle, we have decided to make some stars of our own. Join us for an evening of starcraft, constellation installation, hot cocoa and interactive towers of light. Please bring glowy things and a camera!

Time and Date
Night Lights will take place this Friday, November 10th, starting at 7:07pm and concluding at midnight. This event will be postponed in case of rain, fog or mud.

Location
University of Toronto (map) on and around Front Campus. which is 15 King's College Circle.

To get there, take the College streetcar to McCaul and walk north one block OR take the Spadina streetcar to Willcocks and walk two blocks east, then through a walkway.

The Installations
1. Stars Hundreds of LED's will be suspended from helium balloons to create an artificial starscape, creating our own constellations and a twinkling Milky Way that should be visible for miles.

2. String of Diamonds Long strings of LED's will be suspended from weather balloons. As the wind and participants move the cords, the strings will appear to glitter.

3. Faeries Much like the shoes hanging from our telephone wires, pairs of LED's will be strung together and hung from trees like couples of faeries.

4. (fly)light by Pearl Chen An animatrix sphere of 500 green LED's. website

5. The Rothko Institute will light you up with 1,000 glowing bracelets!

Artist Call + Participation
Are you an installation artist? Would you like to craft something beautiful involving light? Please e-mail us with your ideas and we can collaborate! Also, please bring glowsticks, LED's, laser pointers, art bikes or anything that glows.

Goodies!
Coffee will be provided by namelings, a brand new, student-run coffee/arts mash-up located at 147 Church St., just north of Queen.

About the Artists
Kevin Bracken always wanted to be an astronaut when he was little, but Lori Kufner maintains that he's just a space cadet. The starry-eyed pair founded Newmindspace in 2005 to reach cosmic goals and have since pulled off some pretty out-of-this-world stuff.

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Posted: 12:52 pm [GMT] on November 23 2006

hey I like the posting from mt tremblant-
who knows how many will show up and find the website- reminds me of launching baloons with message sin junior kindergarten

Anonymous from Location unknown

Posted: 09:28 pm [GMT] on November 22 2006

thats horrible that people can be so inconsiderate. Hopefully things go well nexttime

nightfield from mont-tremblant

Posted: 09:48 pm [GMT] on November 19 2006

hey you guys we find your small led in a tree in mont tremblant !!! whit only one ballon left

laural from GTA

Posted: 09:28 pm [GMT] on November 17 2006


Hi,

This was the 1st event I have ever been to and I brought a friend with me to boot who hadn't even heard about newmindspace. All I can say is we got there before all the lights on the ground were taken so we got to see a bit of stars:) It was so very sad to hear lori tell us about the missing lights when we introduced ourselves, but I am so glad that the support is strong for what you two do! I do not use paypal but I intend on being at your next event and donating as much as I can. Thanks for bringing magic to the city!

kevin from toronto

Posted: 04:13 pm [GMT] on November 17 2006

tsktsk> it's true, a number of newbie participants surely did not get the picture

Tsktsk from Location unknown

Posted: 02:17 pm [GMT] on November 17 2006

Only a few balloons were tethered, which resulted in many flying off into the sky, surely polluting another area and possibly killing birds. Shameful.

jenn from toronto

Posted: 07:12 pm [GMT] on November 15 2006

Firstly I was disappointed that I was now missing the 3rd event in a row due to ANOTHER schedule conflict, but then to read that someone stole your LEDs...!!! Some people really are jackasses.
Thanks for all your hardwork, I'm off to donate, and looking forward to (hopefully) join you at the next one.....

Dan from hooliganmedia.ca

Posted: 06:47 pm [GMT] on November 15 2006

Hey I'm with the torontolongboarders.com crew. You guys are so creative and awesome. Keep inviting us to your events. Dumb question but did you have a plan to clean up the balloons when they pop? The bright colored left over rubber is too tempting for birds which get them caught in their throats and suffocate. not to be a downer, from the sounds of it kinda seems like the balloons would have been teathered which would make it easy to get them back for clean up

lori* from toronto

Posted: 01:19 am [GMT] on November 15 2006

thanks everyone for the support!!
we've started planning for our next event already !!

elliot from woodbine

Posted: 05:38 pm [GMT] on November 14 2006

I hope newmindspace throws something awesome soon.

Justin from Barrie

Posted: 04:47 pm [GMT] on November 14 2006

Truely dissapointing to hear. I know that soon you will reclaim the skies one night not so far from now.

laru from t.o.

Posted: 11:58 pm [GMT] on November 13 2006

i was literally fuming about this all weekend.
but, as usual, newmindspace people have saved my faith in humanity! seriously! you guys are awesome with all your donating and everything.

l&k, if you end up with an extra led somewhere, i'd still like to buy it off you!
<3

lukas from toronto

Posted: 11:52 pm [GMT] on November 13 2006

me and my friends arvied around 9, being no good with directions we wandered the streets looking for stars. it really sucks that someone ruined such a beautiful and brilliant idea. hopefully we'll see some stars in the future

Daddy-o from Burlington

Posted: 11:52 pm [GMT] on November 13 2006

I'm a 55-year-old "lurker" who a) has never attended any of your events, b) is on your email list and think you guys are TOTALLY creative, and c) really sorry someone took advantage of things. As a result, I sent you $25 via paypal.

bram from montreal

Posted: 07:51 pm [GMT] on November 13 2006

What a great initiative for Toronto's surging scene, and what a crying shame! This is the kind of thing that makes me look forward to Toronto. So I am definitely looking forward to being there next time 'round which will, I have no doubt, be insanely great.

Jacques from Parkdale

Posted: 03:18 pm [GMT] on November 13 2006

Crap!!!
I'll also pay for my LED at the next event. (I don't use paypal)
In the future though, I'm sure people'll be looking out for jerks who could be screwing around and'll be more likely to intervene now for the good of the event.

Did anyone see anyone walking off with the lights?

Don't give up guys. You're awesome.

Shaggy from Toronto

Posted: 04:54 am [GMT] on November 13 2006

I stopped by briefly because some other social event I was doing gave that option (photo scavenger hunt), and my friends at the party told me about the theft. That was really cruel, I say to the thiefs, but it looked like the party was still going regardless. Kudos to everyone for still pushing through it.

kevin from toronto

Posted: 02:02 am [GMT] on November 13 2006

the outpouring of support has been tremendous! we are so blessed to have a community made up of people like all of you :) we are so close to breaking even we can taste it.

also, at this point, night lights could happen as part of nuit blanche 2007.

Nessa from Toronto

Posted: 01:40 am [GMT] on November 13 2006

ugh, i was so hyped for Night Lights, and still can't believe it was screwed up by such idiot people. ugh. btw- any idea who the guy going around asking for LED lights was? Was he part of the group of people taking them? Originally there were all these LED lights around the field, and then they started disappearing.... keep your hopes up guys,perhaps eventually we can pull something like this off again, one day.

lena from toronto

Posted: 10:58 pm [GMT] on November 12 2006

that's horrible news! people are so disappointing sometimes...don't give up though, a mega low point means super high points are on the way, and it was a beautiful idea...
<3<3<3

Anonymous from Location unknown

Posted: 07:45 pm [GMT] on November 12 2006

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Anonymous from Location unknown

Posted: 07:38 pm [GMT] on November 12 2006

geez. when I said it was a misunderstanding I ment people taking one or 2. I had no idea people were taking entire bagfuls of them. I agree with you completely there's no excuse for that.

John D from Doontoon

Posted: 06:37 pm [GMT] on November 12 2006

I got there around 10 and was a little disappointed at the paucity of lights (but moreso at the ever-present mess of mud).

Now that I know it's because some frakkers stole the LEDs... grr I'm angry and sad. But please don't give up--we all still love you and all that you do to make this city a great place to live in.

Some cash is on the way to help out.

wavesmash from Toronto

Posted: 03:41 pm [GMT] on November 12 2006

It is very unfortunate that people would do something like that. We have donated $20 for the 1 LED that my wife put on her balloon and launched into the sky. (Don't think we can track that one down!)

I hope that this will help to support the next event, as you're getting a ton of positive feedback.

Keep up the positive change!

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Posted: 07:01 am [GMT] on November 12 2006

hey everybody. I think it is pretty cool that despite being robbed, kevin and lori were able to create a really cool and beautiful installation. and except for the thieves, the people were all wonderful and came out in huge numbers! i hope that even if nightlights wasn't as cool as you expected, you had fun anyways. I think that despite the major setback, this event was a success.
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Cara from Toronto

Posted: 05:25 am [GMT] on November 12 2006

PS: You should post a picture of what the LEDs looked like, with a small "reward for return" note.

In the medieval fighting community, it's pretty normal for stolen swords to be located and returned to their owners, because it's a small community, and mailing lists let people disseminate news of the loss.

100 LEDs are only good for showing off, Ebaying, or storing under the bed. If it's the first two, the theifs may be caught by your loyal posses. If it's the last one, a small reward will probably get them back to you.

My sympathies to both of you.

Fab from Toronto

Posted: 05:06 am [GMT] on November 12 2006

If it's any consolation, I have a MAGNIFICENT time anyway. When the music and dancing started, despite the incredible gall of a few morons, the event was still brilliant! I appreciate all your hard work and in a way I took it for granted...at least this shocked me into realizing how much work you guys do to make Toronto magical.

Cara from Toronto

Posted: 05:21 am [GMT] on November 12 2006

Thanks for the beautiful lights, guys. Despite the thefts and some of the lights blowing away it was really pretty round about 7:30 - the LEDs, with the planes above that and a star or two peeking out at top.

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Posted: 04:21 am [GMT] on November 12 2006

sorry bud, 10$ coming your way.

Chester Pape from Riverdale

Posted: 04:02 am [GMT] on November 12 2006

Thanks guys. I gave Lori's mom $10 bucks for the 2 LEDs we got. Pictures here including the one k&l posed for me, thanks a bunch.

www.flickr.com/photos/bytepusher/sets/72157594371254316/

Kate from Vancouver

Posted: 01:31 am [GMT] on November 12 2006

I'm so sorry to hear about this. I've moved to Vancouver but attended the streetcar party when I was in Toronto. I've donated $20 via paypal. I hope that helps and others send you something as well. It's wonderful what you do to enrich the community in Toronto! Please don't be discouraged. Or, move on out to Vancouver! People would love what you do here!

Alexandra from t.o

Posted: 12:48 am [GMT] on November 12 2006

oh man I am utterly SHOCKED that people would do such a thing. It is sad because you guys go to so much effort to bring us spectacular events which are free and people take advantage of that. Very dissapointed and shame on those who stole those lights.
<3 Alex

nicki from toronto

Posted: 10:14 pm [GMT] on November 11 2006

you know, you can say that it was a misunderstanding until you're blue in the face, but the bottom line is if people DIDN'T know what was going on, they should have been asking for clarification, not walking off with handfuls/bags of lights. there is absolutely no excuse for that whatsoever. the organizers had so many things to think about at once, it was dark and muddy and there was no way to babysit for untrustworthy idiots, and it's a damn shame that was even needed. it was pretty obvious that we were installing a STATIONARY installation in the field, not a get your grubby hands in the bag, steal shit and leave type deal.

it frustrates me that anyone is even trying to make excuses for this.

Justin from Toronto

Posted: 10:12 pm [GMT] on November 11 2006

In Reply To N.
Please understand that this event was very well organized and is hte product of many great events from the past. It is very upsetting to see somoneone say "I dont see how your surprised" if you put a lot of money and time into planning nad hosting a FREE event, i beelive you would be speaking differently right now. PLease have some respect for hte people that do great things for Toronto and its people. Its a crying shame that the LED's were stolen and it is by no fault of Kevi nor Lori.

Kevin Bracken from toronto

Posted: 09:11 pm [GMT] on November 11 2006

N: we understand that some people might have believed the event was a take-an-LED-and-go-home kinda thing, but entire 100-bags disappeared instantly. That is stealing.

N. from Toronto

Posted: 08:43 pm [GMT] on November 11 2006

Too bad to hear about the "theft". Maybe it should've been clear about what you were planning on doing with them at the end. I don't see how your surprised and upset that some were taken like that. Maybe better planning and more organization at the actual event (and future ones) will help.

O.A from Location unknown

Posted: 04:18 pm [GMT] on November 11 2006

Lovely. I was walking back from a choir practice when I saw this. It was simply amazing! Great Job!

amy lynn from toronto

Posted: 04:06 pm [GMT] on November 11 2006

aw..is that why it was a mere 3 helium balloons? now i feel bad for feeling so ripped off. sorry to hear guys. :(

Air`leth from rainyville

Posted: 09:34 am [GMT] on November 11 2006

I was sad about the LED theft as well as the mud. This had the potential to be quite beautiful though. <3

kevin from toronto

Posted: 09:19 am [GMT] on November 11 2006

we blame it on the high number of strangers at the event: we know that people who have been to our events before would never steal from us. thanks :D

yes, some LED's did disappear by accident, but it is clear at least two bags of 100 were grabbed at once, and several people are reported to have been hoarding them and leaving right away.

we consider this a very low point in our history.

Slasha from Toronto

Posted: 08:36 am [GMT] on November 11 2006

well we showed up for about 5 min. around 10:30...found it a bit odd that well...the event was less than has come to be expected. Sorry, but you have to be pretty stupid to have a misunderstanding about stealing LED lights from a display. if you witnessed this why didn't you say anything? Anyway, so sorry for this happening.

Ryan from Toronto

Posted: 06:42 am [GMT] on November 11 2006

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InterLNK from queen west

Posted: 06:28 am [GMT] on November 11 2006

I think this would have been tremendous had the lights not gone missing, any chance of a second attempt at this installation? I'm guessing the monetary loss has put a damper on things, what a shame.

Anonymous from Location unknown

Posted: 06:17 am [GMT] on November 11 2006

I'll pay for my led ...

Anonymous from Location unknown

Posted: 06:00 am [GMT] on November 11 2006

I don't think that the stars were stolen I think it was a misunderstanding. When I got to king's college, I was about an hour late. and everyone had LEDs and people were walking away with them on balloons. I saw people asking where the leds were (and i was asking too) and people said there wen't any left. and some people who had more than one LED gave them to people who didn't have any.

Kris from Toronto

Posted: 06:14 am [GMT] on November 11 2006

Great event, sorry to hear about the stolen lights, that's terrible.

keala from toronto

Posted: 03:16 am [GMT] on November 11 2006

i'm gonna miss it! i look forward to pics and/or videos. please fix the donation link, i'd like to help out that way since i wont be there. suck in all blinky the love!

Fresh from UofT

Posted: 12:28 am [GMT] on November 11 2006

cozmic bowling and night lights blitzed?
gonna be a trippy nite!

Mandi xx from toronto

Posted: 09:32 pm [GMT] on November 10 2006

I am turning my room upside down looking for shiney things. See you there!

curgoth from Toronto

Posted: 07:58 pm [GMT] on November 10 2006

weather.com is saying 30% POP in the "evening" with an 80% chance of rain "overnight". Hopefully "overnight" is late enough to still go ahead with it.

Minion from Toronto

Posted: 07:54 pm [GMT] on November 10 2006

Well, it looks sunny to me, so I really hope everything's still on *crosses fingers*

Matt from Toronto

Posted: 04:27 pm [GMT] on November 10 2006

Might rain in the evening...when will there be a posting on this events status?

Chester Pape from Riverdale

Posted: 03:40 pm [GMT] on November 10 2006

Hey kids, when will you make a final call on the weather?

kevin from toronto

Posted: 10:05 pm [GMT] on November 09 2006

all installations have been moved to front campus :)

Jojo from Toronto

Posted: 09:44 pm [GMT] on November 09 2006

Will there be an update before tomorrow night as to the location of #4 and #5? The map doesn't have labels anymore, and the donation to "stars" doesn't work.

Emma Clabo from Kensington

Posted: 06:08 pm [GMT] on November 09 2006

I'm bringing lots of hot cocoa for those who find coffee to be bitter. Can I put a donation cup out on your behalf?

lori* from homeland

Posted: 05:26 am [GMT] on November 09 2006

twinkle twinkle little catkinses!!
=^.^=

Fab from Toronto

Posted: 10:07 pm [GMT] on November 08 2006

Brilliant idea--quite literally

patrick from Scarborough T.O

Posted: 09:24 pm [GMT] on November 08 2006

if anyone wants to form a big group for something, add me on msn, i'll be going with a few friends, drinking some beers. juicehead@hotmail.com
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Maria from Toronto

Posted: 09:07 pm [GMT] on November 08 2006

Hi! I am most certainly joining you lovely people this Friday, so I was wondering if it's possible to bring that pesky old banner of mine? Let me know if that would work, or if it's not convenient let me know another time and place. Thanks, and I can't wait for Friday!

Kevin Bracken from toronto

Posted: 05:12 pm [GMT] on November 08 2006

Environment> Once again, all balloons will be composted, all stars will be re-used and nothing will be left behind. Who do you think we are?

Tron from Toronto

Posted: 04:48 pm [GMT] on November 08 2006

This will be a great event to go stoned to.

Jacques from Parkdale

Posted: 03:14 pm [GMT] on November 08 2006

I'm totally stoked for this! I've got some glow-inthe dark stars myself. Gotta figure out how to attach 'em to my jacket.

Environment? from Toronto..

Posted: 09:18 am [GMT] on November 08 2006

How is this a good idea, think of the waste and litter.

meclone2 from toronto

Posted: 02:30 am [GMT] on November 08 2006

the link to donate online seems dead?

x-veronicunt-x from Toronto

Posted: 01:48 am [GMT] on November 08 2006

omggggg im goingg!! yaayyy i hope its gonna be fun =D

Camille from Toronto

Posted: 06:49 pm [GMT] on November 07 2006

Oh, this looks like SO much fun! I'm excited. <3

Alexandra from T.O.

Posted: 02:31 pm [GMT] on November 07 2006

yayayayayay!!!!

Chris from Weston

Posted: 11:30 am [GMT] on November 07 2006

Dang, gonna miss this... hope it translates well to video/photography

Janet from Mississauga

Posted: 04:20 am [GMT] on November 07 2006

YAY! A date has been announced!

Minion from Toronto

Posted: 11:34 pm [GMT] on November 06 2006

I love pretty glowey things, I can't wait :)

lori* from homework desk :\

Posted: 08:29 pm [GMT] on November 06 2006

THEY JUST GOT HERE!!!! YAY!!!

Kerosene from Earth

Posted: 06:07 am [GMT] on November 05 2006

Unfortunately it's not getting any warmer. :S

ben brill from victoria

Posted: 03:56 am [GMT] on November 05 2006

holy fuck i wish i was in TO for this

Jenn from Toronto

Posted: 03:13 am [GMT] on November 03 2006

im actually stoked on this.

Alla from Toronto

Posted: 04:44 pm [GMT] on November 01 2006

This sounds amazing. Can't wait!!

gaj from tdot

Posted: 01:29 pm [GMT] on November 01 2006

Can't wait for the day!!! so anytime u guys know the date just let everyone kno

lilone from mississauga

Posted: 07:15 am [GMT] on October 31 2006

wow!!! sounds so *romantic*!! lols~ hopefully it'd be on a weekend!!!it would be awesome!!

Sasha from Toronto

Posted: 12:59 am [GMT] on October 31 2006

OMG i cant wait its goan be sooooo purrty!

Kerosene from Earth

Posted: 08:13 pm [GMT] on October 28 2006

If you haven't already, you may want to look up Red Pepper Spectacle Arts for help. (This isn't spam, I have no connection to the group)
www.redpepperspectaclearts.org

Alexandra from T.O.

Posted: 01:01 am [GMT] on October 26 2006

is : verrrryyyy excited for this event horray horray

Facebook from internet

Posted: 01:02 am [GMT] on October 25 2006

There is a newmindspace facebook group now.

daniel from toronto

Posted: 03:41 am [GMT] on October 23 2006

How about a huge game of laser tag?

poppy from toronto

Posted: 03:35 am [GMT] on October 23 2006

This looks sick. Any exotic ideas as to 'glowy things'?

elliot from toronto

Posted: 01:35 am [GMT] on October 22 2006

3500 glowsticks.

shannon from toronto

Posted: 08:14 pm [GMT] on October 20 2006

i have an awesome idea for a costume.

:) :D :) :D

super excited.

kevin from toronto

Posted: 03:50 am [GMT] on October 19 2006

actually we are hearing that the LEDs will /not/ confuse migrating birds, which means we could potentially do this sooner! still waiting on china...

Ian from mississauga

Posted: 03:00 am [GMT] on October 19 2006

Where do i sign up for volunteering?

Sharmie from Toronto

Posted: 02:53 am [GMT] on October 19 2006

I can't wait, this sounds like so much fun. Hopefully novemberish, then?

xofer from above

Posted: 08:06 pm [GMT] on October 18 2006

i LOVE LEDs :D and floating stuff!

elliot from deliciousville

Posted: 03:44 am [GMT] on October 17 2006

HOT CHOCOLATE!

DAVE KN@X from Toronto

Posted: 02:24 am [GMT] on October 17 2006

Hey Jaques, capture the flag was awesome! We should hang out in the future.
Laundering.Fire@gmail.com

Ian from Toronto (etobicoke)

Posted: 01:46 am [GMT] on October 17 2006

I look forward to this!

*crosses fingers* I just hope its not untill November, because every day untill then Im busy :(

Heather from Location unknown

Posted: 01:34 am [GMT] on October 17 2006

another botar fan! excellent.

I suggest.. frank sinatra. or elvis.

madato from East York

Posted: 06:35 am [GMT] on October 16 2006

to ry0n
I suggest either
Reinventing Axl Rose by Against Me!
or
Dear Sergio by Bandits of the Acoustic Revolution

Jack from Parkdale

Posted: 08:16 pm [GMT] on October 15 2006

I suggest "In Bobcaygeon" by the Tragically Hip.
"I saw the constellations reveal themselves one star at a time..."
(As the soundtrack for this event)

alia from toronto

Posted: 07:35 pm [GMT] on October 14 2006

Hurray!!
Star party!
ohhhh but when when when?

lori* from loftyloft

Posted: 06:40 pm [GMT] on October 14 2006

a 'mission impossible' type song might be kind of fun? (not that particular song, but something like it?)

shorty from shortyeock

Posted: 12:49 am [GMT] on October 14 2006

hey what up

mintjellie from the scarbage can

Posted: 03:55 pm [GMT] on October 13 2006

i would suggest "Games" by Husker Du

"ry0n from Toronto


Posted: 10:06 pm [GMT] on October 12 2006

Hi Guys, Just wanted to say love what you are doing and in fact I'm editing the video we shot of "Capture the Flag"....I need suggestions of music to cut with it. ANyone have any ideas? Fast, Energetic."

Dave from Toronto

Posted: 12:34 am [GMT] on October 13 2006

I'll bring my glow-in-the-dark space invader.

ry0n from Toronto

Posted: 10:06 pm [GMT] on October 12 2006

Hi Guys, Just wanted to say love what you are doing and in fact I'm editing the video we shot of "Capture the Flag"....I need suggestions of music to cut with it. ANyone have any ideas? Fast, Energetic.

kevin from toronto

Posted: 12:57 pm [GMT] on October 10 2006

yes.

mintjellie from the scarbage can

Posted: 10:14 am [GMT] on October 10 2006

do the LEDs contain hydrogen gas burning under extreme pressures?

kevin from toronto

Posted: 02:09 am [GMT] on October 09 2006

maybe! we had a startup ryerson caf offer free coffee! both things would be super awesome

Emma Clabo from Toronto

Posted: 07:33 pm [GMT] on October 08 2006

Do you need volunteers to serve/make hot chocolate?

ari from Location unknown

Posted: 06:16 am [GMT] on October 07 2006

twinkle twinkle little bat,
how I wonder where you're at,
up above the world so high,
like a tea tray in the sky.

lori* from home

Posted: 05:18 pm [GMT] on October 06 2006

the background it soooOOOOooooo pretty! ;)

Zach from Port Elgin

Posted: 01:39 pm [GMT] on October 06 2006

Sounds awesome! Capture the Flag was amazing and I definately look foward to this!

mintiejellie from trapped in a glass jar

Posted: 02:39 am [GMT] on October 06 2006

please do this on a weekend. i work late evenings now. :(

lori* from home

Posted: 05:59 am [GMT] on October 05 2006

*twinkle twinkles twinkle twinkle twinkle*

SOOOOOOO excited!

Alex "Wolfbeta" Tsiboulski from Scarborough

Posted: 05:33 pm [GMT] on October 04 2006

Count me in. Assuming i'm not working on the TBA date.

Xizor Argus from T'ronna

Posted: 06:59 pm [GMT] on October 03 2006

Kind of gives "if you build it, they will come" a whole new level of meaning. :P

I'll be there like shareware

FreeSpirit from Toronto

Posted: 08:12 pm [GMT] on October 02 2006

wohoo another glow in the dark extravaganza! I'm excited! What you guys do is true urban art, hats off to that.

P.S. capture the flag knocked my socks off, as well as my breath out of me. =)

Marcel from Mississauga

Posted: 07:18 pm [GMT] on October 02 2006

This sounds charming. The night sky is the only reason I go camping. I have a few ideas for things to bring for that night :)

kevin from toronto

Posted: 06:04 pm [GMT] on October 02 2006

lenard, we hear that argument because we have midterms too, but we also want to remind students that there is more to life than school.

Lenard from toronto

Posted: 12:03 am [GMT] on October 02 2006

Please make it after the 18th or else it may clash with a lot of ppl's midterms

katherine from toronto

Posted: 05:53 pm [GMT] on October 01 2006

sounds pretty sweet.
mm cocoa im there.

Alexandra from Toronto

Posted: 07:45 pm [GMT] on September 30 2006

count on me being there..as soon as i heard snuggles and glowing things i instantly knew I would be there!

Don from Mississauga

Posted: 03:23 pm [GMT] on September 30 2006

I'm going here, too. Too cool!!

lori* from home

Posted: 06:31 am [GMT] on September 30 2006

i can't wait to make my (okay, our) own constellations!

rusty shackleford from toronto

Posted: 06:06 am [GMT] on September 30 2006

make some LED throwies

Air`leth from Casino Letherson

Posted: 10:17 pm [GMT] on September 29 2006

Chill out with an evening of starstruck youth and paint the sky to your heart's content.

Elliot from Cecil st.

Posted: 06:21 pm [GMT] on September 29 2006

LED light, LED bright,
First LED I see tonight,
I wish I may, I wish I might,
Have the wish I wish tonight

Artem from Toronto

Posted: 01:09 am [GMT] on September 28 2006

WOW! I have to be a part of that

boomstik from toronto

Posted: 06:07 pm [GMT] on September 27 2006

Wow. just Wow. awesome idea!

shannon from toronto

Posted: 01:41 am [GMT] on September 27 2006

that sounds like a lot of fun.

kevin from toronto

Posted: 06:04 pm [GMT] on September 26 2006

definitely front campus: think picnic blankets, warm drinks, snuggles and glowing stuff :) it will be a pretty laid-back night

Damian from Mississauga(stgeorgecommuter!)

Posted: 03:09 am [GMT] on September 26 2006

Do you plan on doing this off of the MP building or on front campus?

Her HIGHness from Planet Cannabis

Posted: 09:57 pm [GMT] on September 25 2006

I am so glad you earthlings will be creating something I can add my 'special glow' to. I will try to arragne a foggy flyby


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