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Re: Potomac Vex League (PVL) Events
Roboticon Plaques Update: Mrs. Wiseman has gotten the engraved plates made for us (Big Thank You to her!). I now need to mail them to you so that you can affix them to the wooden plaques you received the day of the event.
I also want to mail DVDs/CDs of pictures and video in the same packages.
My goal is getting them to your schools/mentors/coaches before the end of the school year.
Blake
PS: Next season is looking good. We may have enough young teams to be able to form a Middle School league (I'm thinking of a 4-tournament season with about a dozen robots in each event); and continue to have events open to all comers (similar to this last season).
Next season we need to come up with a scheme for determining an multi-event league winner (maybe a NASCAR-style point system?).
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01-06-2007, 00:17
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