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We want you here, and we want you back. Welcome. |
Gary Dillard |
dlavery |
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At this point (after shipping the robot), I'm really looking forward to doing laundry, eating a square meal, and getting to bed at a reasonable hour. |
Emily Pease |
Jessica Boucher |
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Do what you do well and I'm sure there will be much hope in your future! |
Collmandoman |
phrontist |
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Well I guess that's better than some teams idea of team bonding which would be taping a wayward freshman to the wall with duct tape. |
Koko Ed |
Billfred |
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... six weeks, it's too long, but not long enough. |
Stillen |
Daniel Brim |
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Darn, I won't be at Pittsburgh. But I ain't going anywhere this year without my gracious professionalism! |
Eugenia Gabrielov |
Billfred |
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Come on guys....what else could we expect.....its Wildstang!!! |
Kyle Love |
Billfred |
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Programmers fuel: pure, unadulterated caffeinated beverages. |
Mike |
Venkatesh |
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i do not TOUCH the robot. i don't even press the load button or the reset button. nooo touchy. but i like it better like that, this way, when something goes wrong, i can wholly blame the electronics ppl |
nehalita |
Billfred |
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That Billfred guy is going to pay for this one. |
Bcahn836 |
Billfred |
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Just wondering what types of food you have been living off of while working on your robot? Our team has had pizza almost 3-4 times a week or more. Just wondering.
SGS DRAGONS |
sgsdragons |
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Or you can always say "we programmed it that way." |
probizzle |
Billfred |
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If they're going to blame you for it anyway, you might as well have fun. |
Rick TYler |
dlavery |
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Slight physical blocks will never stop a good programmer, we can just program around it. |
AIBob |
Kyle Love |
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I want to take a moment to thank every single FIRST mentor on behalf of all the FIRSTers (students) out there, for giving us the best we can get. |
Arefin Bari |
Jaine Perotti |
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I walked out to the area where the robot was getting ready to move, and there's no room near the robot. I look again, and realize it's all students. |
rachakate |
Dave_222 |
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there is no mechanics Barbie. |
Iain McLeod |
DarkJedi613 |
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Over Weight. What else is to be expected? There is still time for the diet team to perform miracles. Meanwhile I still keep adding parts. |
Steve W |
Hallry |
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None. Ours is anorexic at the moment. Lets see if the building people can come up with a simple tetra-knockdown mechanism. |
Fixen |
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This is the best experience you will ever get.
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Arefin Bari |
Kyle |
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the rookies come up with amazing stuff (I have seen it happening), they amaze me at times. |
Arefin Bari |
Billfred |
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Our robot weighed 168lbs..... bring it on Trimspa!!! |
slickguy2007 |
Bharat Nain |
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Nothing worth gaining was ever obtained without effort. |
Jaine Perotti |
Billfred |
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No one ever said that this was easy. |
Jaine Perotti |
Billfred |
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A wise man told me a few nights ago, that it is important to own up to all your mistakes, so that others can see you doing that and wont deny and try to hide their own. |
Josh Hambright |
shyra1353 |
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you, sirs, are most definately gracious proffesionals. |
Leav |
Josh Hambright |
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Given a choice between giving a man a fish and teaching him to fish, you always want to teach them to fish. But sometimes that involves showing him how to put the worm on the hook first. |
dlavery |
Billfred |
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When you are able to get inside their heads, you will either... or.. B) Learn way to much, and end up running away screaming. - Either way, it'll be a learning experience. |
Elgin Clock |
Beth Sweet |
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Teach them to fish by catching the first fish for them. (Give them the answer, but also give them how you came to that conclusion) |
David V |
Billfred |
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FIRST definately holds the key to my heart...and everything that goes with it (except maybe the evil chop saw in the basement) |
karinka13 |
Daniel Brim |
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Its a good bug too. :) |
spadercool |
Venkatesh |
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You can't simply bring another 100 teams into FIRST and have them all asking Andy Baker questions. |
Rich Kressly |
Billfred |
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I expect you to make mistakes and need help constantly. Just be sure each time you come to me, it's a new mistake and a different kind of help you need. This way I know you're growing. |
Rich Kressly |
Billfred |
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A mentor, by definition, provides a nuturing environment and, over time, makes themselves progressively unnecessary. |
Rich Kressly |
Kyle |
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This isn't a science fair, sometimes it's okay to give away the answer, especially if they learned something on the way there. |
Karthik |
Billfred |
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the usual Canadian thing |
Karthik |
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I'd like to thank FIRST for giving me this wonderful opportunity. I've learned so much! |
Leav |
Daniel Brim |
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yesterday we completed our bot mechanically and let me tell you.... i was jumping up and down like a 12 year old girl going to a boy-band concert |
Leav |
karinka13 |
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A person is not defined by what mistakes they make, but more so by what they do after they realize their mistake. |
Andy Baker |
Billfred |
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People were learning left and right. 14-year olds knew what a pitch diameter is... cool stuff.
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Andy Baker |
Karthik |
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Was it supposed to go all sparkly and smokey like that? |
dlavery |
Billfred |
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"If all else fails, use a bigger hammer" - Steve Florence |
Logan Byers |
Josh Hambright |
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Basically: engineering is fun. |
Mike |
Jaine Perotti |
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When I see stuff like that, sometimes I say, "That's BRILLIANT, why didn't I think of that?" But I never like the answer.
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dtengineering |
Kyle |
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My only question is, Can your robot place tetras and deliver Krispy Kremes to team mentors in autonomous mode? |
Rich Kressly |
Billfred |
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I haven't seen it yet, but I have complete confidence in him, because he is Andy Baker. |
Alan Anderson |
Josh Hambright |
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Nominate your mentor for WFA, it's the best way to say 'Thank You'. |
Brandon Martus |
Billfred |
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The honor from any given job is not so much what you are doing, but how you do it; the hardest working garbage man deserves more honor then the laziest super hero. |
Josh Hambright |
Jaine Perotti |
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last year I wanted to electrically charge our frame, then cover the whole bot in tape and say it was for insulating purposes. Then I settled down and read the rule book. |
russell |
Billfred |
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There is always a way, you just have to find it. |
Arefin Bari |
Daniel Brim |
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