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Re: Prepping for 2008: Awards, Bandsaws, and Perspective
I believe that the point he/we are making is that the most important part is the journey and what you take away from it. It's not winning but feeling that you are a winner, because you accomplished more than you thought possible.
Many walk away from a competition as winners without getting a prized trophy.
I agree, it is about:
* Striving for higher goals
* Forming friendships that can last a lifetime
* Putting more time into your work
* Holding an overall higher value of quality
* Devoting your lives to the values and lessons you have learned along the way
* Caring
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2015 Wisconsin Regional Champs, Safety Award
2015 Midwest Regional Champs, Safety Award, Industrial Controls Award
2014 Midwest Regional Judges Award
2013 Lake Superior Champs
2012 World Championship Safety Award, World Finalist for the Autodesk Award
2011 Wisconsin Regional - Website Award 10,000 Lakes - Innovation in Control, Safety Award
2010 World Championship - Archimedes Semi-Finalists -World Finalist for the Autodesk Award
2010 10,000 Lakes Regional Champs, Entrepreneurship Award; Wisconsin Regional- Entrepreneurship Award, Safety Award
2009 WI Regional- Quality Award, Safety Award 10,000 Lakes - Safety Award, Motorola Quality Award, Animation Award
2008 World Championship Safety Award
2008 Wisconsin Regional Champs, Safety Award
2008 St. Louis Regional Entrepreneurship Award, Safety Award, Website Award
2007 Wisconsin Regional All-Star Rookie Award
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Winning medals and awards, being on TV or in a magazine while cool doesn’t even begin to compare to the relationships I’ve developed working with a bunch of great students. - ebarker [more] 
28-12-2007, 13:05
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