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At the CT FIRST University Day today we announced that interested teams should contact Mike Gentry, mgentry [at] ctfirst [dot] org if intetesyed in attending Bash.
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Um you may want to check your site... I just visited it and it said it had been hack by the gaza hacking team....
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Looks ok to me......
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I'm also getting the slightly frightening looking terror thing instead of the website.
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at ct.first.org ?
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Thanks....I'll report that to Mike!
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Thanks....I saw it!
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Notified the url's owner of the situation. I suspect it happened because I mentioned the url in my first post, along with my signature with the words 'Tel Aviv'......it's sad that there are people who use this technology to just spread hate!
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Also it looks like just the index has been changed because if you look on Google's Cache of the site the links to other pages on the site work. PS Jacob, if your reading this that wasn't meant to blame you, just saying public wifi, especially badly set up public wifi can be poisoned really easily |
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Is there an entrance fee for Bash this year? If so, could someone point me to where I could find more information about that, or shed some other light on the situation? Thanks in advance.
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Information has gone out to all the FRC teams in Connecticut already - but here is the info from the flyer in case you missed it:
13th Annual Bash @ the Beach October 01, 2011 Old Lyme, Connecticut Sponsored by Dominion Robotics Hosted by Teams 236 Techno Ticks (13 Years and Still Ticking) 1699 Bacon Academy Robocats, 1740 Ledyard High Colonels 2168 Fitch Aluminum Falcons and 2067 Apple Pi Based on the 2011 game Locomotion(but it is really a beach party) Photo Cabana Free Leis Awards The Millstone Power Station, Gracious Professionalism Award - Beach Bums - The Robot and Team that best capture the essence of the BEACH! Most Crowd Stirring - The Team that gets the crowd to the edge of their seats. Most Photogenic - The Robot/Team that can not stay away from those cameras. The KISS Robot - Keep it Simple and Smart, for simple but effective design. Teacher’s Pet - The Robot/Team that is the Judges’ Favorite. Most Diverse Robot - The Robot that can do it all. Spirit Award - The team that gets the house ROCKIN’, on and off the field. Most Futuristic Design - The Robot that drives technology of the future. All Business - The Team that is serious about their robotics and their FUN. BASH merchandise available Breakfast lunch and snacks available for purchase Please bring a $100 donation for Team 236’s FLL program Email gentrme@comcast.net for registration and details |
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Also, just a clarification on the e-mail your team may have received:
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Beginning to get stoked about the Bash. Team meeting earlier tonight had newbies and veterans "marveling" at our pile of electrified aluminum. We discovered that somehow one of the connectors that powers a pneumatic solenoid is missing. No luck finding the little devil either. Might be "in the bag" wherever that plastic sack got stashed. So I'll be circulating a color wanted poster in the pits at BATB, with the plea to borrow one for the day. I'll attach a picture here in case there one of you dear readers can connect our solenoid for a day.
I also found out just how (un-)marvelous our team's communication is. We apparently owe thanks to R.A.G.E for the use of one of their "STOP" buttons at the Hartford regional. I'm now told that ours is not operational despite attempts to repair it. So there are two sources of horror here: bad comm disease AND a failing single point of failure that prevents the robot from starting at all. What?!?! We only have ONE of these? Now there would have been a good e-mail to write, right? So we hobbled through checkout of the robot by wiggling the stop button cable at the point of entry into its case until the tiny green spot showed up. We got the robot to work, but we're going to need a reliable device for BATB. So, I'll be cruising the pits with two pictures, in my quest to put our robot into contention. Thanks in advance for any help you can muster for us. |
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The Stop button, if not the solenoid, is unnecessary.
The Driver Station space bar is a much more robust and dependable method of stopping the robot in an emergency (or otherwise). You can bypass the need for that silly plastic button by going to the Driver Station Diagnostics tab and double-clicking on the Stop Button entry text or light. |
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