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02-01-2002, 21:03
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put your egos in check
It's time for everyone to put their egos in check and stop the "state X is better than state Y" and "regional A is harder than regional B." What region of the country a team is from does not determine how successful it is. The amount of technology available to a sponsor does not determine how successful the team is (btw, the technologies a company works with is actually a minor issue since little to none of the advanced technology applies to our 'simple' robots). What makes a team successful is the group of dedicated, motivated, and creative engineers and students working together to build the best darn robot they possibly can.
Mike 
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