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Go to Post This year it is what it is and, at some point, we will all find out what that is, specifically. JaneYoung Billfred
Go to Post When faced with large problems, I always see it as an opportunity to dream big. Really big. JaneYoung SavtaKenneth
Go to Post Don't let your FIRST blinders prevent you from thinking. JaneYoung rsisk
Go to Post Are you prepared to be a team member? JaneYoung kstl99
Go to Post Clearly and clearly, the go-to place is Chief Delphi. It connects all the dots. JaneYoung Hallry
Go to Post The term, bridge, is a beauty. JaneYoung Ken Patton
Go to Post Where's my hammer? I need a bigger hammer. JaneYoung Hallry
Go to Post We'll get through this as a community, this we know. JaneYoung dag0620
Go to Post It's a process of elimination led by inspiration. JaneYoung Carolyn_Grace
Go to Post Maybe we should have some safety training before and during build instead of just having flyers at our pit. Hm... JaneYoung Billfred
Go to Post As a programmer, I am trying to use more 0's than 1's to save weight. Jared Russell Rick TYler
Go to Post Well, there goes my strategy of blowing out the opponent and then committing flagrant safety and sportsmanship violations to keep the margin close :D Jared Russell Alan Anderson
Go to Post By the end of the year, I have a feeling that I'm going to know much, much more about the intricacies of orbit balls than I ever wanted to. Jared Russell Blue_Mist
Go to Post If we miss in autonomous, the team blames the programmer, If we miss in teleop, the team blames the drivers Jared Russell Jessica Boucher
Go to Post The strength of an alliance is not defined strictly by the sum of its parts. Jared Russell billbo911
Go to Post GP isn't just a good idea, it's mathematically optimal. Jared Russell DonRotolo
Go to Post The size, speed, and power of full sized FRC robots are much more sublime. People go to the zoo to see the lions and tigers, not the ants. Jared Russell kramarczyk
Go to Post Don't you hate it when you can't find the droids you're looking for? Jared Russell Mr. Pockets
Go to Post There's nothing like getting your butt kicked by the best! :D Jared Russell Chris is me
Go to Post Building a robot to survive 2 districts, a Regional, a Region Championship, and World Championships (plus 4 - soon to be 5 - off season events) is a challenge in itself. Jared Russell Hallry
Go to Post If you refuse to come to any compromises with your Ultimate Ascent robot design, you risk compromising everything (including your sanity). Jared Russell Holtzman
Go to Post Our robot will use sensors to collect information about its environment, then discard that information and drive into a wall. Jared Russell Hallry
Go to Post Building sustained excellence happens when you start with the right pieces at the top...and pick up the rest of the pieces on your way. Jared Russell rsisk
Go to Post Students learn from, are inspired by, and emulate their mentors. A team with a solid mentor base helps to create a productive, inspired, and ultimately successful group of students. Jared Russell tim-tim
Go to Post Mentors learn from, are inspired by, and emulate each other. A team with a great lead mentor leads to a productive, inspired, and ultimately successful group of mentors. Jared Russell tim-tim
Go to Post WE DEMAND FREE CORNDOGS FOR ALL MENTORS UPON ENTRY INTO THE EDWARD JONES DOME. #yourmovefrank Jared Russell Whippet
Go to Post All the same lessons that can be learned or taught with custom drive trains can also be learned or taught with custom manipulators and scoring mechanisms, and the latter is far more likely to set your team apart in the competition. Jared Russell Gregor
Go to Post Use sensors to collect data about the surrounding environment, then discard it and drive into walls. Jared Russell saikiranra
Go to Post The best way to get to Einstein is to analyze the game, figure out which three robots would make up the ideal Einstein alliance, and then design, build, iterate, and polish the one that best matches your teams' capabilities. Jared Russell cadandcookies
Go to Post Use sensors to collect data about the surrounding environment, then discard it and drive into walls. Jared Russell BBray_T1296
Go to Post The ideals that are held by myself and by many of the longtime FRC mentors and volunteers whom I consider friends and colleagues are bigger than FIRST, and we will find (or make) another vehicle for them if we are forced to. Jared Russell Cory
Go to Post There will inevitably be enough unintentional failure in any endeavor we take on that adding intentional failure on top of that seems unnecessary. Jared Russell Jared
Go to Post This is definitely the best FRC parody of an FRC parody I have seen. Jared Russell Hallry
Go to Post Is there anything more inspiring than inspiration? The answer is no; there is not. Jared Russell Hallry
Go to Post Commence the year of the brown out! Jared Russell RyanCahoon
Go to Post Sustaining an FRC team is really hard! Jared Russell EmileH
Go to Post According to a 6 year old I once met at a demo, our FRC machine was not a robot because, "How can it be a robot if it doesn't have a face?" Jared Russell ctt956
Go to Post This, right here, is why I participate in FRC. Changing lives, one corndog at a time. Jared Russell Hallry
Go to Post what is FIRST?...It's about innovation, hard work, inspiration, teaching, learning, experiment, strategy, competition, meeting new people, being inspired, aiming high and changing paradigms...Really, FIRST is what you make of it. jarowe Steve Howland
Go to Post FIRST has changed my life and I can never say thank you enough. Jason Kixmiller David Hoff
Go to Post I respect each member of any FIRST team that is truly trying to help students…how they choose to do so is up to them. Jason Kixmiller Stu Bloom
Go to Post ...the future of FIRST is very bright with all the great students and mentors coming out of the program, staying involved, and contributing their ideas and energy. Jason Morrella Karthik
Go to Post It's one thing to post thoughts, guesses, opinions - that's all good ... However, it's [different] to make statements claiming first hand knowledge & facts without actually having first hand knowledge, facts, or accurate information. Jason Morrella Daniel Brim
Go to Post Good thing that this is FIRST and not FIRD (For inspiration & Recognition of Dancing) ... :) Jason Morrella Alex Burman
Go to Post many of the greatest innovation throughout history have come from people who have ignored standard practices and traditional thinking. jason701802 jon-s
Go to Post If it's not a sport, and it's not an art, it might as well be criminal behavior, because that's how you're going to be treated. jasoni Akash Rastogi
Go to Post Please ask yourself..."If my robot is on fire and the pneumatics are randomly activating, is my main breaker someplace that I want to put MY hand?" Jaxom vhcook
Go to Post One of my early mentors gave me wise words -- when designing a system to compile & analyze information, your first design choice should always include consideration of a stack of 3x5 file cards. Jaxom CalTran
Go to Post GP may not be as common as we would like out in the "real world" but Ladies and Gentlemen it is out there. Jay H 237 Adam Y.
Go to Post I suggest that FIRST should include a "big red button" in the KOP next year to make everyone happy. :p Jay H 237 EddieMcD
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