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That's some sexy use of aluminium |
Bharat Nain |
Billfred |
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Those teams with too much pride will hinder their alliance. Know your strengths and weaknesses and be honest about them. |
Andy Brockway |
Jaine Perotti |
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You have to start at the bottom to get to the top, usually. |
Kyle |
Billfred |
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While we're on the topic of games... there have to be some people who'd be interested in a good round of FIRST ROBOTICS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
:p :yikes: :D :rolleyes: |
Leav |
Venkatesh |
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Let's Get Ready to (Graciously) Rumble!
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Mr MOE |
Kyle |
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I also predict that most predictions will be wrong. |
Joe Ross |
Bharat Nain |
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note to self: do not use robot to retrieve cars from water. |
Greg Marra |
Bharat Nain |
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It sounded like a good idea, and then I thought about it. :-/
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Wetzel |
Jessica Boucher |
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Is it legal to build 2 robots? yes. Is it crazy to do so? maybe. |
Andy Baker |
Billfred |
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Dean Kamen, you deserve a cookie. |
Jessica Boucher |
Billfred |
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Robotics season has monopolized my time for the past several weeks so I have not been keeping up with Segway news lately |
Stu Bloom |
Billfred |
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You can build an amazing robot that is capable and beautiful on a limited budget. |
Andy Baker |
Daniel Brim |
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theres nothing more macho than something made entirely out of diamond plate. |
Dan9874123 |
Josh Hambright |
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To label hard work as unfair is really a bitter assessment. |
Koko Ed |
Jaine Perotti |
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Nothing like GLR for your inaugural stint as a coach, lemme tell ya. |
Kevin Sevcik |
Billfred |
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I don't remember who said it or what the words are exactly...(I think it was Hopalong Cassidy) Don't say goodbye, just say see you later. |
Al Skierkiewicz |
Josh Hambright |
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As I told my friend Joe Johnson, just because you aren't around as much doesn't mean that you can just close the book on this chapter, instead - just keep a book marker in this place, so you can remember how to find your way back home - when the time is right.
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meaubry |
Josh Hambright |
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You are an inquisitive rookie aren't ya
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Kyle |
Beth Sweet |
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I'm nervous for those awesome rookie teams that you may not know about much but that just come and do awesome with some fantastic strategy...Rookies rock. |
Eugenia Gabrielov |
Billfred |
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When you boil it down, the name “FIRST-a-holic” represents our passion for changing the world, our energy for difficult challenges, and our bravery in facing unknowns. |
Ken Leung |
RogerR |
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I wouldn’t trade this for anything in this world ;-). |
Ken Leung |
JohnBoucher |
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I never cease to be amazed at the creative engineering employed by some teams. |
Karthik |
Billfred |
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Yeah those design flaws kill you in the end. You especially hate finding out about them in competition. |
Koko Ed |
Billfred |
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Now Dave, before you get all snarly about these- remember, I still have the button maker... |
MissInformation |
Billfred |
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using CD to answer my question is not the way to get the "ALL-BINDING FIRST ANSWER." |
rees2001 |
Billfred |
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Viva La FIRST Revolucion! |
phrontist |
Alex Pelan |
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If we all keep our "secrets" about our robots, the rest of us don't learn as much. |
Rick TYler |
Josh Hambright |
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Here we go again with all kinds of speculation. We can never out guess FIRST. |
BobC |
Billfred |
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Is it legal? Yes.
Is it Graciously Professional? Yes.
Is it smart? No. |
dlavery |
Beth Sweet |
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You can be legal and be graciously professional, but still be dumb. |
dlavery |
phrontist |
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I think applying Gracious Professionalism to strictly legal game play trivializes what is a much more important and fundamental FIRST concept. |
jimfortytwo |
Billfred |
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Dance Dance Revolution is the only solution. That rhymed. I should not be on chief at this hour of the morning. >_< |
Eugenia Gabrielov |
Billfred |
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This looks like a job for duct tape! |
JoeXIII'007 |
Billfred |
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Search is amazing. Give it a try. It's 10,000 lines of code that gets lonely if it's not played with often. |
Brandon Martus |
Billfred |
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Some may call it an obsession and they may be right, but I call it a huge learning experience. |
Elgin Clock |
russell |
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I just think the teams that will be winners will have a higher score then us :) |
Kyle |
Daniel Brim |
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There is no feeling greater than being a part of a group that would walk through fire with you. Complete commitment, complete trust, and total respect. |
Rich Kressly |
Jaine Perotti |
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They improvised. They overcame. They persevered. And they succeeded. ... I cannot remember being more proud of a group of students with which I have been associated. |
dlavery |
Jaine Perotti |
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where theres building to do, i'll be there. |
Conor Ryan |
Kyle |
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As a Mississippi boy, I'm especially proud that I could read |
Natchez |
dlavery |
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I think overcoming obstacles together builds a stronger team. |
MissInformation |
Daniel Brim |
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I guess instead of focusing on the stuff we wish we could have changed, we should focus on all of the wonderful stuff we accomplished instead! |
Winged Wonder |
Jaine Perotti |
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We can build it... we have the technology...better than it was before... Better...stronger...faster.... more PINK |
Barry Bonzack |
Daniel Brim |
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I think this just hit the nail in the head with a sledgehammer. |
Yan Wang |
Billfred |
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I trust in Martus. |
Petey |
JohnBoucher |
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I'm sure there aren't a bunch of rule makers sitting in a board room discussing "What rule can we change now to mess with the teams' heads?" Lets all just sit back and enjoy the regionals! |
Rick |
Billfred |
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If there is anything I have learned from ChiefDelphi, it's to never underestimate the coding genius that is Brandon Martus. |
Amanda Morrison |
Matt Krass |
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A quote from the Southern California Regional Visitors guide:
"If you are having problems the FIRST thing to do is ask your neighbor for help" |
ChrisH |
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We were also at 9,999 [characters] for Chairmans...Mom always said I was an under-achiever. |
Chris Fultz |
Billfred |
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Please don't act embarrassed if your designs didn't work out; join the club. You are learning and will get better every year. |
Gary Dillard |
Billfred |
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