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Re: The Purpose of FIRST
Posted by Elaine Anselm.

Engineer on team #191, X-Cats, from Jos Wilson High School and Xerox.

Posted on 3/21/2000 8:09 AM MST


In Reply to: The Purpose of FIRST posted by colleen on 3/20/2000 10:30 PM MST:



I have to second Colleen's comments here.

I do believe that spirit of 'Co-Operation' is alive and well within the FIRST community. That and the passion for excellence of the individuals on each team are what keeps FIRST alive and growing. Our team has been so very fortunate over the years to work with many of you out there. Each team's forumula for success is different, but it produces the wonderful diversity that you see at competitions across the country. Some teams have a lot of money and some teams don't. One is not better than the other - the better comes from what you do with the resources you have. There are as many formulas for success as there are teams. We have been involved in FIRST since 1992 and back then I did not beleive FIRST could be where it is today. I could not be happier when I see what has happend. Cooperation has played a tremendous role here.

A special thanks goes out to Chief Delphi for being a wonderful parter in New Jersey during the finals.

Best wishes and good luck to all in Florida.

Elaine


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