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19-02-2008, 18:18
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Re: Welcome the Newbies
Might as well introduce myself here...
I'm Nicholas Adams from Louisiana of team 1859, going to the Ottawa regionals. This is my team's third year but my own first year in Robotics, and I was so hopeless when the year started that I couldn't even use a drill right. And now I can program our robot(not completely, but most of it anways). We even got the autonomous mode working right. I don't think you'll have to worry about me breaking rules. I go to about four other alive forums regularly; three of them are extremely strict, and the other I'm an admin at. So, hey, everybody. |
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