Thread: 2005 IRI Thank you's and Congrats
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Re: 2005 IRI Thank you's and Congrats
Too many people to thank. And after a 12 hour drive this may be rough.

Well here it goes.. Thanks to everyone who took the time to help set this event up and make it run soo smoothly.

And a huge thanks to Greg Needel and Jeremy Roberts. Without these guys stepping in and acting as our mentors for the weekend, we could not have done so well. They dedicated themselves to our team the whole entire weekend, helping us strategize, scout, and just getting our names out there. I really cannot say enough about what they did for us. Not only did they act as our mentors, but they gave us a hell of a fun time as well. Ive got soo much more to say, but i still can't think straight.

Jess Jank as well for being our saturday pit crew.
Kyle45 for helping us with tools and just everything over the weekend.
Paul Copioli for putting up with my incessant Artest-ness.
Karthik and team 1114 for taking a chance on a group of New Jersey kids and being able to carry us into the Semi's.
Team 71 for being great partners and a huge help when our arm went down in the quarterfinals. Without your help, we wouldve dropped out and not had a chance to work with you so long.
Team 56 for taking our robot out to Indiana in their trailer and just being great friends the whole weekend.

When my brain comes back to me, ill put down some more.
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