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23-07-2011, 12:15
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Re: Seattle Off-Season
I am not aware of any plans, but I've been taking a long break from things, largely, since March.
Robert Steele probably knows better than anyone, as if any team in the area has the ability to pull it off, it's probably his. 
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26-07-2011, 14:01
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Re: Seattle Off-Season
SW Washington/Oregon has Girls Generation. Which is the same game as Logomotion but only girls are allowed to drive, pit crew and pretty much touch the robot.
Also, BunnyBots is held every year and OMSI usually has a competition for teams. Here is more info. (:
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28-07-2011, 16:58
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Re: Seattle Off-Season
We will be hosting another Rookie Workshop this year. (I hope)
When we do that we will have the full field set up and teams can come and play. No official off-season event is scheduled. More details will be forthcoming. thanks Bob Skunkworks Robotics Team 1983 Des Moines Aviation High School
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