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User:H4X0R

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== ''Sorry nobodies home right now, plz leave ur msg in teh '''discussion''' tab.'' ==

[[File:IPRC_Seized_2016_noisebridge.jpg]]

[[User:H4X0R|空]] ([[User talk:H4X0R|talk]]) 06:45, 1 September 2016 (UTC)

Talk:Noisebridge

2016-09-20T21:05:15Z

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== How a'boot some 5MoF? ==

Can a section be added to the front page that shows active projects and new wiki entries being developed? Perhaps based on a category tag?

== <h2>New stuffs</h2> ==
*Make circuit boards [[PCB_Etching_Tutorial]]
*DefCon group [[DC415]]
*Router hacking [[WRT]]
*Basic use of [[NTP]]
*Flexible etching
**http://www.insulectro.com/content_media/file/Dupont_FRclad_H-73233.pdf
**https://www.noisebridge.net/pipermail/noisebridge-discuss/2016-August/048114.html
**http://imgur.com/gallery/TbzsP
**https://www.adafruit.com/products/1894
**http://www.ebay.com/sch/items/?_nkw=pyralux&_sacat=&_ex_kw=&_mPrRngCbx=1&_udlo=&_udhi=&_sop=12&_fpos=&_fspt=1&_sadis=&LH_CAds=&rmvSB=true
*Kali linux (live usb)
**http://docs.kali.org/downloading/kali-linux-live-usb-install
**http://docs.kali.org/downloading/kali-linux-live-usb-persistence

[[User:H4X0R|空]] ([[User talk:H4X0R|talk]]) 18:10, 8 September 2016 (UTC)

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Sewing

2016-09-20T21:04:46Z

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= Latest News =

[[File:Sewing.jpg|300px|right]]

*For the latest announcements, please subscribe to the email list here: https://www.noisebridge.net/mailman/listinfo/sewing/
The sewing area has been remodeled! Some machines have been added and others have been repaired. Also, there is a new [[SCoT|Sewing and Crafting]] event. Come join us on the 1st and 3rd Tuesdays of every month from 6:30pm to 8:30pm

= Overview =

We have four mostly functional sewing machines:
*Straight Stitch Drop Feed (Juki DDL 5550-6)
*Straight Stitch Walking Foot (Juki LU-563)
*Five-thread Overlock Serger (Juki MO-2416)
*130-Stitch Computerized Sewing and Quilting (Brother XR1355)

= Tips =
* Please DO NOT unthread the sewing machines unless you must. (e.g. to remove a spool of thread, simply cut it close to the spool so that the next person can simply tie a knot with the next thread and pull it all the way through to the needle)

* Needles, bobbins, and other parts are located in labeled drawers underneath the pegboard (PLEASE KEEP IT ORGANIZED). Also check the drawers attached to each sewing machine table.
** The closest place to get parts is at Apparel City, on Howard between 11th & 12th.
** Needles may differ between machines and come in sizes (10, 12, 14, 16, etc.). The higher numbers are heavier gauge needles suitable for thicker fabrics. Leather needles have a tiny blade at the tip. Don't use a leather needle for other fabrics, though, it will cut the threads rather than squeezing between them, leaving holes that may start rips.
**Needles for the straight stitch machines must be inserted with the scarf facing right. Please check the respective manuals.

* If you've never operated a sewing machine before, ask some people at Noisebridge (Kyle or Ely). Sewing machines are not self-explanatory and this page does assume a certain amount of prior general knowledge.
**Read the manual and do some research online.
**Printed manuals for the two Juki Machines and the Thompson are located in a grey binder on the bookshelf

*Use scraps for testing to determine thread tension and sewing speed.

*Recommended reading:

[http://www.threadsmagazine.com/item/3751/machine-needle-know-how About sewing machine needles]

[http://www.threadsmagazine.com/item/6847/perfect-machine-tension-every-time Understanding thread tension]

[http://leatherworker.net/forum/index.php?showtopic=25126&st=0 Sew heavy material]

[http://www.wipo.int/pctdb/en/wo.jsp?WO=2002000984&IA=US2001041173&DISPLAY=STATUS What is a thread wiper?]

==Winding a Bobbin==
*Juki DDL-5550-6 & Juki LU-563
**To wind a bobbin, place the empty bobbin on the horizontal spindle to the right of the machine body (near the hand wheel). Run a second thread through the upper holder, down to the tensioner at the back of the right side of the machine, in line with the spindle. Thread the end through one of the holes in the bobbin side, from the inside to the outside. Press the lever to push the spindle down in contact with the sewing machine belt. While holding the thread end so it doesn't just whip out of the bobbin, press the pedal to run a couple of inches (if there were fabric in the machine). Soon enough you can let go of the thread end as it will have been caught by windings on top of it. If you are doing a lot of sewing, you can start a new bobbin before the current one is empty, and let it wind up as you sew. When the bobbin is full, the lever will automatically snap out away from the belt and stop winding thread.

== Repairing a Sewing Machine ==
* If a sewing machine is actually broken and non functional, as opposed to just you can't figure out how to make it work, please call Billy from Apparel City at 415-816-8645 (mobile) and schedule an appointment for him to come fix it.
** He usually charges around $80 per hour, plus parts.
** Email the [https://www.noisebridge.net/mailman/listinfo/sewing/|sewing list] and people will chip in to cover this. If you can't manage this process, email the sewing list and find someone else who can. Also, please put a note on the machine so people know what is going on with it.

= Sewing Machines =

== Straight Stitch Drop Feed (Juki DDL 5550-6) ==

*DO NOT use the thread cut function (DO NOT depress the back part of the pedal)
**The machine is missing a thread wiper and needle guide for thread cutting.
**[[Juki Maintenance Notes]] - Replacing the counter knife, needle bar, thread guides, etc.

=== Overview ===
* General fabrics, light-weight materials and medium weight materials.
** '''Not for leather or book binding.''' Please use the right tool for the job.
* Electronic Motor
** The top speed of the machine can be adjusted using one of the knobs on a box under the table, next to the motor. It is the second knob down. Right is faster, left is slower.

=== Manual for Juki DDL-5550 ===
PDF - https://noisebridge.net/wiki/File:Juki-ddl-5550-6.pdf

== Straight Stitch Walking Foot (Juki LU-563) ==

*This is a high tension machine. You must press the knee lifter to pull thread through. This will release the tension.
**Conversely, DO NOT run into the knee lifter at all while sewing. This will release the tension and your stitches will be too loose.
*Pressing back or letting go of the pedal will engage the brake. Slightly depress the pedal to release the brake. You must do this to use the hand wheel

=== Overview ===
* Medium weight and heavy weight materials, leather and vinyl
** Not for light-weight materials!
* Clutch Motor
** This machine is VERY fast
*Horizontal Bobbin

=== Manual for Juki LU-563 ===
PDF - http://keysew.com/Webpages/DemoImages/Juki_LU-563_Instruction_Keyfooter.pdf

== Five-thread Overlock Serger (Juki MO-2416) ==

*Pulling fabric out of the machine may cause thread breaks. It is best to feed thread with the pedal when removing your workpiece.
*DO NOT UNTHREAD THE SERGER. It takes about 30 minutes and a lot of patience to thread this machine.

=== Overview ===
*The threads lock around the seam to prevent fraying for '''lightweight fabrics only''' (used for clothing, especially stretch fabrics)
*This machine does three kinds of stitches: a three-thread overlock, a chainstitch/overlock combination, or a four-thread overlock. Normally it is set up to do the three-thread overlock, which only requires one needle, and doesn't use the rear thread trace or the second upper thread trace.

*This machine has a knife placed to cut the fabric as you sew, and it *is possible* to cut your finger badly on this knife if you are not careful. BE CAREFUL. This machine also can go extremely, sometimes startlingly, fast.

=== Manual for Juki MO-2416 ===

* PDF - [[Media:JukiMO240424142416.pdf]]

== 130-Stitch Computerized Sewing and Quilting (Brother XR1355) ==

*This machine is stored away in one of the sewing area cubbies.

=== Overview ===
*This machine does 130 different stitches including lots of cool decorative flowers and patterns. It is also the only machine that can do a zig-zag stitch.
*'''Light fabrics only!'''

=== Manual for Brother XR1355 ===

* PDF - http://download.brother.com/welcome/doch001142/xr1355ug02en.pdf
*Spanish copy located on bookshelf in grey binder.

[[Category:Pages with a Noisebridge Tiny URL]]

== Grand Reopening Poster ==

[[File:Sewing-Area-Poster.jpg|none|300px]]

NoisebridgeChinaTrip6

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= NOISEBRIDGE HACKER TRIP TO CHINA #6 -- Start Date: 11-October-2016, in Shanghai -- End Date: 1-November-2016, in Beijing=

[[File:HTTC2014WelcomeHackers.jpg|thumb|right|Trip #4 Welcome to China!, Beijing]]

[[File:KungFuHacking_Nov_2013.jpg|thumb|right|Trip #3 Kung Fu Hacking: Hackers In Residence Kickoff event at Tsinghua University, Beijing]]

[[File:petrochemical_university.jpg|thumb|right|Trip #2 Visit to Petrochemical Univeristy, Beijing]]

[[File:Beijing_Oct_2009.jpg|thumb|right|Trip #1 Jingshan Park, Beijing]]

[[File:Shanghai_Oct_2009.jpg|thumb|right|Trip #1 Visit to injection molding factory, Shanghai]]

== Previous Hacker Trips To China ==
::''This will be the 6th Noisebridge Hacker Trip To China.'' 
::''In previous years' Hacker Trip To China, we've visited cities that currently have a hackerspace, and visited my manufacturer, Seeed Studio, and other manufacturers. We also visited Tsinghua University, considered the most prestigious university in China, and other schools -- all of which have now starting hackerspaces. China is now exploding with hackerspaces! We also went to the International Exhibition of Inventions Kunshan (IEIK 2014), near Shanghai. And everywhere we went, we were shown around by local geeks, to see what they thought was interesting where they live. Also, wherever we went, those of us interested gave talks, presentations, workshops, and demos.'' 

::''You can see info on the [[ChinaTrip|Noisebridge China Trip 1]], that happened in 2009,'' 
::''[[NoisebridgeChinaTrip2|Noisebridge China Trip 2]], that happened in 2011,'' 
::''[[NoisebridgeChinaTrip3|Noisebridge China Trip 3]], that happened in 2013,'' 
::''[[NoisebridgeChinaTrip4|Noisebridge China Trip 4]], that happened in 2014,'' 
::''[[NoisebridgeChinaTrip5|Noisebridge China Trip 5]], that happened in 2015,'' 

::-- [[User:Maltman23|Mitch]].

== This year's Hacker Trip To China ==
'''When:''' 11-October-2016 (Shanghai) through 1-November-2016 (Beijing).

'''Flight, transportation, and hotel Info''': We were each be on our own to book our own air fare to meet in Shanghai on 11-October, and fly home from Beijing on 1-November (or from wherever and whenever you decide to fly home from). 

I'll organized the itinerary and the hotels and other transport. I'll pay in advance for some of this, and you can pay me back. 

'''Where:''' In each of the cities we will go to, we'll visit some of their local hackerspace(s), and will be shown around by local geeks to see what interested them where they live. We'll also have plenty of time to do "normal" (and spectacular) tourist things too! 

'''Here's some possible places we might visit, leaving plenty of room for the serendipity that makes our Hacker Trip To China truly unique and memorable:''' 
* We'll start our trip by meeting in '''Shanghai''' on 11-October-2016. We'll visit [http://www.etonnet.com/ my manufacturer (Etonnet)] that I have used for [http://www.tvbgone.com TV-B-Gone] remote controls and [http://www.neurodreamer.com NeuroDreamer] sleep masks, where we will all get to see how products are made, from start to finish, learning how manufacturing works. We will also visit [http://xinchejian.com/ XinCheJian] hackerspace in Shanghai. We have been invited to the [http://www.shanghaimakercarnival.com/ Shanghai Maker Carnival], where we can all show off our projects and give workshops (if you like). We can also visit companies started by hardware hacker geeks, such as [http://www.dfrobot.com/ DFRobot]. We can also visit the [http://www.flickr.com/photos/maltman23/4064240200/in/set-72157622640069902/ Shanghai electronics mall] (a smaller version of the famous electronics mall we will later visit in Shenzhen).
* We'll go from Shanghai to '''Hong Kong''' and visit [http://www.dimsumlabs.com/ Dim Sum Labs] hackerspace. We'll also see lots of other cool stuff in Hong Kong. 
* Then we go across the border to mainland China again, to '''Shenzhen''' to visit [http://www.chaihuo.org/ Chaihuo Makerspace], [http://www.szdiy.org/ SZDIY] hackerspace, and a few other new hackerspaces, some of which are real, and hundreds of which are brand new (this year) over-the-top bizarre government-started places where they want to create "the next Apple" (we won't visit them all!). We have been invited to the [http://www.makerfaireshenzhen.com/english Maker Faire Shenzhen], where we can all show off our projects and give workshops (if you like). We'll also visit [http://www.seeedstudio.com Seeed Studio] - the open source hardware company - to meet the cool folks there and to see their manufacturing facilities. We'll meet with the founders of [http://dangerousprototypes.com/ Dangerous Prototypes] - another open source hardware company. We'll also visit other manufacturers, to see where all the things we use in our daily lives come from. Of course, we'll also visit the famous (and totally awesome!) [http://www.evilmadscientist.com/article.php/shenzhen/print Huaqiangbei electronics market] in Shenzhen. 
* We'll then make our way to '''Beijing''' where we'll visit the [http://www.bjmakerspace.com/ Beijing Makerspace] hackerspace. We'll also visit Tsinghua University, where they built the world's largest hackerspace last year, and where I've been hacker in residence. Beijing has lots and lots of way cool stuff to visit and be a part of.

For most of us, our trip will end here in Beijing as many people on our trip will fly home from Beijing on 1-November-2016.

''I will be in Beijing, as hacker in residence at Tsinghua University from 31-August through 10-October. Everyone is welcome to join me in Beijing for any or all of this residency. (And, of course, are everyone is free to arrive and leave whenever you like.) 
I fly home from Shanghai on 2-November. ''

'''Cost:''' For the fifth Noisebridge China trip, I paid $2,222 total (for 4 weeks), including air fare from SF and food and everything -- including all the electronics stuff that I bought. 
''Part of this year's trip may be paid for by Tsinghua University.''

'''#hashtag:''' [https://twitter.com/hashtag/httc2016 #httc2016]      (Hacker Trip To China 2016)

 
 

== Possible itinerary outline for Hacker Trip to China 6 ==

''Everyone is welcome to join me while I am hacker in residence at Tsinghua University from 31-August through 10-October.''
10-October-2016 -- Leave home for Shanghai (arrive in Shanghai on 11-October)''
''11-October-2016 -- Meet in Shanghai (hotel TBD)''
'''11-October to 17-October -- Shanghai'''
    14-Oct, afternoon: visit [http://www.etonnet.com/ Etonnet/Yagr Electronics], Mitch's manufacturer
    15-16-Oct: [http://www.shanghaimakercarnival.com/ Shanghai Maker Carnival]
'''17-October to 19-October -- Zhengzhou
    18-Oct: Summit Conference of Hacker/Maker at Zhengzhou High School No. 2
'''19-October to 24-October -- Shenzhen
    20-Oct, 4pm-10pm: BBQ and [https://www.meetup.com/Shenzhen-MakerEd-Meetup/events/234262114/ meetup] at [http://www.litchee.cn Litchee Lab]
    21-23-Oct: [http://www.makerfaireshenzhen.com/ Maker Faire Shenzhen]
'''24-October to 27-October -- Beijing''' ''
'''27-October to 30-October -- Hangzhou''' ''
    28-29 Oct: "Second Generation and Start-ups" conference
'''30-October to 1-November -- Beijing''' ''
''1-November-2016 -- fly home (arrive NA or EU on same day)''

 
 
 
 
 

== Photos from Hacker Trip to China #5==
<gallery>
File:HTTC2015HongKongNeon.jpg
File:HTTC2015ShenzhenFactory.jpg
File:HTTC2015ShanghaiTempleMall.jpg
File:HTTC2015BeijingDoor.jpg
File:HTTC2015HangzhouTemple.jpg
File:HTTC2015BeijingShop.jpg
File:HTTC2015SuzhouUmbrellas.jpg
</gallery>

Mitch's photos from [https://www.flickr.com/photos/maltman23/sets/72157659076735178 Hong Kong, Oct-2015] 
Mitch's photos from [https://www.flickr.com/photos/maltman23/sets/72157660026965949 Shenzhen, Oct-2015] 
Mitch's photos from [https://www.flickr.com/photos/maltman23/sets/72157660038275888 Shanghai, Oct-2015] 
Mitch's photos from [https://www.flickr.com/photos/maltman23/sets/72157658114137264 Beijing, Oct-2015] 
Mitch's photos from [https://www.flickr.com/photos/maltman23/albums/72157660424228042 YiWu & Hangzhou, Oct-2015] 
Mitch's photos from [https://www.flickr.com/photos/maltman23/albums/72157660650175925 Beijing Set 2, Oct-2015] 
Mitch's photos from [https://www.flickr.com/photos/maltman23/albums/72157658310336814 Shanghai & Suzhou, Oct-2015] 

[https://www.flickr.com/photos/maltman23/collections/72157660374807166/ Mitch's photos all in one place]

 
[https://picasaweb.google.com/dtharn/ChinaInOctober2015?feat=directlink Dave's photos]

 
Blake's photos:
* [https://www.flickr.com/photos/cwlcks/sets/72157662429341996 Hong Kong!]
* [https://www.flickr.com/photos/cwlcks/albums/72157660150285384 Shenzen!]
* [https://www.flickr.com/photos/cwlcks/albums/72157661790873029 Shanghai!]
* [https://www.flickr.com/photos/cwlcks/albums/72157660153522904 Beijing!]
 

Torrey's photos from [https://www.flickr.com/gp/torrey/Q840rT Hong Kong] 
Torrey's photos from [https://www.flickr.com/gp/torrey/yLo903 Shenzhen] 
Torrey's photos from [https://flic.kr/s/aHskqNiQeX Beijing] 
Torrey's photos from [https://flic.kr/s/aHskrE55NX Shanghai] 

 
 
 
 

== Photos from Hacker Trip to China #4==
<gallery>
File:HTTC2014WelcomeHackers.jpg
File:HTTC20143Nod_b.jpg
File:HTTC2014AiWeiWei.jpg
File:HTTC2014BeijingLGBTcentre.jpg
File:HTTC2014Brooms.jpg
File:HTTC2014CableFactory.jpg
File:HTTC2014ChaiHuo.jpg
File:HTTC2014GiantSewing.jpg
File:HTTC2014Huaqianbei.jpg
File:HTTC2014IEIK2014.jpg
File:HTTC2014SeeedStudio.jpg
File:HTTC2014Shanghai.jpg
File:HTTC2014Tianjin.jpg
File:HTTC2014Tienanmen.jpg
File:HTTC2014TrainConvenienceStore.jpg
File:HTTC2014TsinghuaMakersDay.jpg
File:HTTC20143Nod.jpg
File:HTTC2014XinCheJian.jpg
</gallery>

Mitch's photos from [https://www.flickr.com/photos/maltman23/sets/72157646894397704/ Beijing, Nov-2014] 
Mitch's photos from [https://www.flickr.com/photos/maltman23/sets/72157648975298719/ Shanghai, Nov-2014] 
Mitch's photos from [https://www.flickr.com/photos/maltman23/sets/72157648981933060/ Shenzhen, Nov-2014] 
Mitch's photos from [https://www.flickr.com/photos/maltman23/sets/72157649396351315/ Kunshan, Nov-2014] 
Mitch's photos from [https://www.flickr.com/photos/maltman23/sets/72157649148594118/ Shanghai (2), Nov-2014] 
Mitch's photos from [https://www.flickr.com/photos/maltman23/sets/72157649146775640/ Beijing (2), Nov-2014] 
Mitch's photos from [https://www.flickr.com/photos/maltman23/sets/72157649146987360/ Tianjin, Nov-2014] 
Mitch's photos from [https://www.flickr.com/photos/maltman23/sets/72157647372474753/ Beijing (3), Nov-2014] 
Mitch's photos from [https://www.flickr.com/photos/maltman23/sets/72157649287546450/ Singapore, Dec-2014] 

== You will Need a Chinese Visa!! ==
To go to China, you needed to get a visa!

Everyone should get a multiple-entry Tourist L visa (if you only get a single-entry visa, you won't be able to go to Hong Kong).

* And to get a visa, you need to have a passport that is valid ''at least'' 12 months after you planned to fly away from China (so, e.g., if you are leaving China on 1-November-2016, then your passport needs to be valid through 31-October-2017). Your passport must also have at least ''one entirely blank page''.

* You also need:
** a printout of a filled-out [http://www.china-embassy.org/eng/visas/fd/W020130830801798289342.pdf Visa Application Form V. 2013 of the People's Republic of China] (after we have everything we need I'll email you my filled out form as an example to follow).
** a copy of the information pages of your passport.
** a copy of your most Chinese visa (if you have been to China before).
** one 2"x2" recent color photo (not a printout).
** a screenshot or printout of hotel reservation confirmation (I'll email this to you when I have this).
** a copy of your airline tickets (both to and from China).

* For US citizens, the visa cost $140 (much cheaper for other nationalities). Starting this year, you can get a multiple-entry visa, good for 10 years. We should all apply for a Tourist L visa.

You can pay the fee by Visa, MasterCard, Money Order, Cashier's Check or Company Check. ''Cash or Personal checks are not acceptable.''

To get a visa, you can go to your local Chinese consulate. No appointment is required. You go in one day, and it will be ready for pick up 4 business days later. My experience is that it takes about an hour the first day, and takes only a few minutes to pick up the visa a few days later. (2 to 3 business-day and 1 business day/same-day express service is available for $20 or $30.) 
''NOTE: The Chinese consulates are all closed for holidays on: 2-May, 30-May, 4-July, 29-July, 5-September, 3-October, and other dates: 
[http://www.chinaconsulatesf.org/eng/lszj/t1328419.htm 2016 Chinese Consulate Holiday Schedule]''
 
(Citizens of US and Europe ''do not'' need a separate visa for Hong Kong.)
 

= Previous Noisebridge China Trips =
''If you're curious about the previous Noisebridge China Trips, they have their own wiki pages:'' 
[[ChinaTrip|Noisebridge China Trip 1]] 
          That first Noisebridge China Trip was inspired by Bunny Huang's [http://www.evilmadscientist.com/article.php/shenzhen/print "geek tour"]. 
 
[[NoisebridgeChinaTrip2|Noisebridge China Trip 2]] 
 
[[NoisebridgeChinaTrip3|Hacker Trip to China 3]]
 
[[NoisebridgeChinaTrip4|Hacker Trip to China 4]]
 
[[NoisebridgeChinaTrip4|Hacker Trip to China 5]]

--[[user: maltman23 | Mitch]].

= People interested in going on the Hacker Trip to China #6, 2016: =


'''Below is a list of people interested in going on this year's Hacker Trip To China.'''
 


'''You do not need to be a member of Noisebridge to go on this trip!'''
 

'''Please email me if you have any questions, or if you would like to meet up with us on the trip:''' 
''mitch *AT* CornfieldElectronics *DOT* com''

The trip is limited to 20 people total (including Mitch) 
-- the first 19 people (after Mitch) who are either there already, or who bought tickets to meet in Shanghai on or before 11-October-2016 are the people who are in this Trip        (which probably means flying away from home on or before 10-October) 


Note: Many people have gotten good deals on their plane fares (including me) with the help of my friend Vlad at:        [http://www.flystein.com/ Flystein] Feel free to email me, and I'll send your email to Vlad, who will be happy to help you with your flights.
 

{| style="color:green; background-color:#ffffcc;" cellpadding="10" cellspacing="0" border="1"
!
! Name
! Purchased flight?
! Flight info
|-
|1
|[[user: maltman23 | Mitch Altman]]
|align="center"|Yes
|Arrive: 31-August-2016, 6:20am, on Azerbaijan Airlines J2 67 from GYD to Beijing (PEK)
|-
|2
|Paul Strohmeier
|align="center"|Yes
|Arrive: Arriving in Shanghai 10th of October, 10:10am with Aeroflot flight SU-208
|-
|3
|Gene Brock
|align="center"|No
|Arrive: your flight arrival info here
|-
|4
|Jacob Rosenthal
|align="center"|No
|Arrive: Shenzhen Sept 28th
|-
|5
|[https://garoa.net.br/wiki/Pitanga Pitanga]
|align="center"|Yes
|Arrive: 10/5 HKG Departing 11/14 HKG
|-
|6
|Rebecca Wee
|align="center"|Yes
|Arrive: Arriving Shanghai on 10/11 via Shanghai Airlines at 7:05pm - Departing Shanghai at 10/17 at 1am via Air Asia ; Arriving Beijing 10/24 via Shanghai Airlines 9103 at 3:55pm - Departing Beijing on 11/2
|-
|7
|Camila Agustini
|align="center"|Yes
|Arrive: Shanghai 10/12 Departure: Shanghai 11/1
|-
|8
|Gabi Agustini
|align="center"|?
|Arrive: 10/21 Departure: 10/31
|-
|9
|Roman Lechapelier
|align="center"|Yes
|Arrive: Shanghai 10/12 Departure: Shanghai 11/1
|-
|10
|Cedric Honnet
|align="center"|No
|Arrive: your flight arrival info here
|-
|11
|Mateusz Zalega
|align="center"|Yes
|Arrive: Shanghai 10/11; Departure: Shanghai 11/1
|-
|12
|Charles Paul
|align="center"|No
|Arrive: Hong Kong resident - will be around for HK and Shenzhen portions of trip
|-
|13
|your name here
|align="center"|No
|Arrive: your flight arrival info here
|-
|14
|your name here
|align="center"|No
|Arrive: your flight arrival info here
|-
|15
|your name here
|align="center"|No
|Arrive: your flight arrival info here
|-
|16
|your name here
|align="center"|No
|Arrive: your flight arrival info here
|-
|17
|your name here
|align="center"|No
|Arrive: your flight arrival info here
|-
|18
|your name here
|align="center"|No
|Arrive: your flight arrival info here
|-
|19
|your name here
|align="center"|No
|Arrive: your flight arrival info here
|-
|20
|your name here
|align="center"|No
|Arrive: your flight arrival info here
|-
|}

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