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Re: BEST TEAM IDENTITY
Oink, Oink, Boom. Need I say more?
Of course I've got a lot of favorites though. Exploding Bacon, Pink team, Hot, the Bees, Desperate Penguins, and the Thunderchickens are some of my top favorites. As I said to my team mate when we walked into the Detroit Regional
"You know, a robotics regional is the only place where you can walk in and see two people in chicken suits and not be confused."
But I also love Rush. They have one of the most professional identities of any FIRST team I've seen, and seeing them work is like seeing a well oiled machine. They get the job done and they do it professionally.
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2009 Detroit Xerox Creativity Award
2009 Detroit District Finalists - Thanks to 1856 and 2620
2009 Kettering District Quarter-Finalists - Thanks to 1504 and 1025.
2008 Kettering Kickoff Champions - Thanks to 67, 1075 & 2619
2008 MARC Finalists - thanks 67 & 226
2008 Great Lakes Finalists - thanks 66 & 217
2008 Western Michigan Semi-Finalists - thanks 2337 and 1504
2008 GLR Judges Award Winner
2007 Curie Division Champions - thanks 330 and 1270
2007 ARC Champions (13 and 0, plus scoring a double-keeper!) - thanks 1625 and 313
2007 MARC Champions - thanks 1732 and 1023
2007 Xerox Creativity Award - Western Michign
2006 I.R.I. Champions - thanks 71 and 1625
Last edited by Herodotus : 26-03-2008 at 23:55.
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In real life (IE when you go to apply your engineering skills to tasks in industry) there will be constraints on all sorts of things - many of which may or may not be "fair" or even "intelligent". You must learn to either work around them or use them to your advantage - preferably a bit of both. - OScubed [more] 
26-03-2008, 23:53
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