Thread: Competition Professionalism
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Unread 01-03-2008, 20:21
JaneYoung JaneYoung is offline
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Re: Competition Professionalism
I hope we can continue to celebrate FIRST in the manner that we do - inviting everyone to be a part of the celebration and encouraging everyone to have a great time. The competition, the music, the dance lines, the awesome MCs and game announcers, the interactions of the teams, the visiting guests which include VIPs and potential sponsors. I hope these celebrations continue to reflect the increasing impact of the goals of FIRST, the influence of Gracious Professionalism, and the affect on the lives of everyone involved.

Dancing at FIRST competitions is a great way for everyone to enjoy the event. If you look at the faces of the judges, they are enjoying being a part of the celebration and fun as much as anyone.

I have never picketed in my life but if we were to stop the chicken dance, I might have to wear a placard that says: save the chicken dance!
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Last edited by JaneYoung : 01-03-2008 at 20:29. Reason: word changes
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