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Go to Post Who cares about the score? The score is just numbers on a board, the exciting part is watching the robots interact and seeing robots( and more importantly, people) do the impossible. Herodotus Elgin Clock
Go to Post This is a very cool robot. It doesn't look like a launcher... it looks like a lifter driving backwards. Then whammo! The ball is flying through the air. dtengineering danshaffer
Go to Post Spread inspiration; Don't destroy it. IntensifiedAmp Michelle Celio
Go to Post Team newb: To expect any average group of high schoolers to build and develop a robot in less than six weeks is...madness! Me: Madness? THIS IS FIRST! MishraArtificer
Go to Post Team newb: To expect any average group of high schoolers to build and develop a robot in less than six weeks is...madness! Me: Madness? THIS IS FIRST! Newb: Yeah, I just walked into the Pit of Death with that one. MishraArtificer RoseJ
Go to Post I walk through the door, and suddenly the field breaks down. It must be my magnetic personality. Swan217 Jherbie53
Go to Post The more you cling to the misfortunes that have already befallen you, the less you'll be able move forward from here. Kevin Sevcik SPurekar
Go to Post ..this is the first robot we've built that succeeded at everything we wanted it to. It was simple. It was low maintenance. It scored effectively. It had an autonomous that worked. Its look caught attention. And it was finished on schedule. Donut JaneYoung
Go to Post Moral of the story: Crashes happen, things break... SHIFT HAPPENS. Qbranch ComradeNikolai
Go to Post Being professional means doing things right. Being gracious means doing the right thing. They complement each other perfectly. But I think we should remember to use GP as a guide for our own behavior, not as a yardstick to measure others' shortcomings. Alan Anderson Paul Copioli
Go to Post Finding those students and giving them a lift up out of the sea of apathy that is constantly trying to drown them is one of the reasons I am in my profession. Ben Mitchell Cory
Go to Post It's not about going for any of the awards. Awards are to recognize what you are doing for First, your team, and the community. SaraBailey DonRotolo
Go to Post Announcers don't keep the score. They are fairly outgoing people, make witty remarks, and wear goofy shirts. We can't take them too seriously. :) Andy Baker Stu Bloom
Go to Post Vex has helped to shape me into what I am today. thefro526 jgannon
Go to Post Nuts for breakfast!!! Thats just screwy!!! I guess you could just bolt it down..... Wayne C. Blue_Mist
Go to Post I guess we'll just have to resort back to our original plan of telepathy. seg9585 synth3tk
Go to Post Vista is like Dave's game hints. They may look good but you really want nothing to do with them... vivek16 synth3tk
Go to Post Dang. There goes the hint that was supposed to go out next week. Gotta start over now.. dlavery whlspacedude
Go to Post Your body does not have replacement parts. Koko Ed mizscience
Go to Post Accidents happen, but they can be prevented with just a LITTLE bit of forethought. AdamC mizscience
Go to Post Sorry for the profanity but how about mentioning the "C" word? Commercials? Pavan Dave synth3tk
Go to Post Upon entering FIRST you immediately apply Murphy's Laws. A_Reed BlondeNerd
Go to Post I have never seen a coach with a better ability to yell with love. IndySam dlavery
Go to Post Woody says that gracious professionalism is "acting how you would if you grandmother was watching you"... some people must have some really crazy grandmothers. (: Cappeh A_Reed
Go to Post Things go wrong; it happens to the best of us. You learn from it and move on. Waynep mizscience
Go to Post Elgin..... ;) Will you marry me? KIDDING!!!!!!! That's yucky, everyone knows boys have cooties. Libby K synth3tk
Go to Post Anything that promotes science and technology is okay in my book. Dan Richardson Pavan Dave
Go to Post GP is asking for something then having twenty people answer graciously. synth3tk A_Reed
Go to Post Our club visited the Seattle Regional this week and they all have the FRC bug now. May God have mercy on our souls... Rick TYler dlavery
Go to Post It looks like you put a robot through a paper shredder. Madwolvez synth3tk
Go to Post Remember to have fun! That's what the FIRST experience should be for you- a lot of fun while doing a lot of learning. smurfgirl octothorpe
Go to Post In the long run, you don't remember your ranking points, you remember the lessons and friendships from when you were on a robotics team in high school. smurfgirl Joe G.
Go to Post The driver must have a relationship with the robot, the driver should talk to the robot, speak soft encouraging words to it. Pet names are also a good idea. If the driver does not love the robot, how can the driver learn to trust the robot. Gboehm synth3tk
Go to Post What is this... extreme air-keyboarding?...For those about to type, we salute you. Andy Baker Rohith Surampudi
Go to Post Believe that Dave knows what he is talking about. JaneYoung jgannon
Go to Post "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." Herodotus Karibou
Go to Post I'm a drive team coach, they don't eat lunch during competition. Rick Jessica Boucher
Go to Post Ironically, I think the best testament to the program [Dean Kamen] founded and his ideals wouldn't be if he won a Nobel Prize. It would be if you did. Kevin Sevcik mizscience
Go to Post Our team calls me "John Regular Neun," because John V-Neun is so spectacular! John Neun Billfred
Go to Post The losing alliance should know they lost, admit it, and use the desire to win to push themselves even further. artdutra04 Karthik
Go to Post Off time, at a regional? What is that? DonRotolo lukevanoort
Go to Post I think we must take seriously the importance of "infecting" the rest of the world with this passion. Tstone mizscience
Go to Post Welcome to FIRST! You will soon figure out that there is no "exit strategy" from this program. David Brinza MrForbes
Go to Post Sometimes it is more appropriate for an individual to listen than it is for him to speak. JVN Wetzel
Go to Post According to Clarke's third law, I believe their entire robot works by magic. dtengineering Herodotus
Go to Post It would be wise to consider the reasoning behind the statement rather than the statement itself. Sometimes they are right... other times their statement is incomplete... and other times they really do have no clue what they are talking about. dtengineering Pavan Dave
Go to Post As Murphy as my witness, things happen and will continue to happen. Pavan Dave Kris Verdeyen
Go to Post It's over, done, let's move on and be positive. Next year maybe everything will be perfect. :cool: Ed Sparks Stu Bloom
Go to Post FIRST is like pizza. You and I may like different toppings, but in the end it's still delicious pizza. Billfred Mike Harrison
Go to Post The answer doesn't lie with an all student run team, or an Engineer-fest team... But somewhere in the middle. Moderation is key. Cody Carey Travis Hoffman

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