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30-09-2009, 16:28
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Re: [BB]: Regional Variations & Bagging It
In 2009 on Thursday at the Dallas and Houston regional events students of team 148 were kept busy from the time doors opened until the time doors closed assisting teams in getting their robots running. (Primarily the LARGE number of Texas rookie teams).
Many of these teams would not have been ready for their first match Friday morning, if it was not for this assistance. If Thursday practice is eliminated, I guess we're expected to take that show "on the road" during build season? Some people refer to Thursday as: "Practice Day" Some people refer to Thursday as: "Pit Day"... -John 
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