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Hallry · #1 25-02-2015, 10:41

Posted on the FRC Blog, 2/25/15: http://www.usfirst.org/roboticsprogr...y-Awesomesauce

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Event Openings, Scouting using Tableau, and FIRST Lobby Awesomesauce

Blog Date: Wednesday, February 25, 2015 - 09:25

Event Openings

We currently have space available at the Regionals below. If you are interested in signing up, please email our friendly Team Support folks at frcteams@usfirst.org and they will be happy to help.

Week 2:

Mexico City Regional
Arkansas Rock City Regional

Week 3:

Israel Regional
Australia Regional

Week 4:

AZ East Regional
Waterloo Regional
Bayou Regional
Wisconsin Regional

Week 5:

Colorado Regional
Hawaii Regional
North Bay Regional
Finger Lakes Regional
Hub City Regional
Las Vegas Regional

Week 6:

Western Canada Regional
Windsor Essex Great Lakes Regional
Lone Star Regional
Queen City Regional
AZ West Regional

Ask an Expert: FRC Scouting Using Tableau

Please join members of FRC Team 1983 (Skunkworks) and Tableau staff to discuss best practices on FRC scouting, utilizing the Tableau software that was included in the FRC Kit of Parts. This event will take place Wednesday, February 24th at 9:00pm (ET). The experts will discuss the pros and cons of qualitative and quantitative scouting, and will go over a new technique that will allow teams to take advantage of the strengths in both methods of assessment. They will do a live demonstration of the tools that Tableau offers and provide additional scouting resources for teams. As always, there will be an opportunity to ask questions during the live broadcast.

To watch the broadcast and participate in the Q&A Session, please visit the Google+ Event Page for the FRC Scouting Using Tableau broadcast. Hope you can join us!

FIRST Lobby Now 254% More Awesome

Check out the new addition to the FIRST HQ Lobby.

We want to thank our friends from FRC Team 254, The Cheesy Poofs, from San Jose, California, USA, for loaning us a version of their 2014 World Champion robot. We’re taking their willingness to loan us a robot as a sign that we’ve put that little corn dog tiff from last year behind us, and for that, and for their robot, we are very grateful. Let us never speak of corn dogs again.

Thanks, guys!

Frank