For those of you responsible for Web Design or Programming on your respective teams, chances are you've heard of the websites StackOverflow or Stack Exchange, and their network of sites aimed at providing easily-accessible, organized, professional help for a variety of topics. Well, I was browsing recently across the Stack Exchange network, and I noticed that the Robotics Stack Exchange site was now in public beta.
The website is available at:
http://robotics.stackexchange.com/
Feel free to check it out, and take advantage of the concentrated Q&A-formatted information on the site. If you are knowledgeable about robotics (which I know many of you are), then you should also stick around on the site to see if you can contribute any useful information, or just hang around in chat and pick up some further knowledge about robotics from the other users of the site.
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2006: School Mascot for Team 1652
2007-2008: Programmer for Team 1652 (Robot Mafia)
2009: Programmer on Team 1652 (Robot Mafia), Programmer on Team 2970 (eSchool eBots)
2010-2016: Volunteer, Wisconsin Regional
2017: Programming Mentor, FRC 4247 (CougarBOTS, Obama SCTE, Milwaukee, WI)
DEKA is right next to the river, and when i got there this morning they wouldn't let us into the building, but apparently there is and standing water on the first floor. The ironic thing is that i work on the water project and we can't deal with a bit of water on the floor - Greg Needel [more] 
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