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Go to Post Robot shoots forward across field and jams itself into opposing alliance bridge. It was, however, the fastest our robot ever went. PandaHatMan Kevin Selavko
Go to Post the point is that FIRST is successful, in so many different ways Pamela
Go to Post Success is inspiring high schoolers to get real world experiance through internships with their sponsors. Pamela
Go to Post Johnny V-Neun. People just want to be his kind of cool... none of us really know why... Pamela JVN
Go to Post I feel that I learned more last year than any previous year because of the challenges we faced. paldrid JaneYoung
Go to Post The more rookies the better, they always think of the things that we dont pakrat Billfred
Go to Post WE might have a different plan than being overweight, but thats just my guess pakrat Billfred
Go to Post Remember FIRST is "For Inspiration" of all students. It is a little tough to inspire students you won't allow in. pafwl Andy Baker
Go to Post you don't need a fancy workshop to build a good robot, just determined people. pacoliketaco EricH
Go to Post I think we are having that "hard fun" that Woodie Flowers keeps talking about. OZ_341 Billfred
Go to Post And when the President of the United States is playing with LEGOs and getting down on the floor to look inside of robots, then I would have to say "Mission Accomplished". OZ_341 synth3tk
Go to Post Truly listening to the wealth of advice around you is so important. Don't work in a vacuum all season long. OZ_341 Billfred
Go to Post Our strong support is the result of 14 years of very organized "nagging". :) OZ_341 ebarker
Go to Post In 2012, we built our best machine ever. Some visitors to our pit were visibly disappointed to find that our machine was a pile of extruded aluminum and urethane belting, just cleverly arranged and programmed. OZ_341 KrazyCarl92
Go to Post Reach out to successful teams and ask them for help, rather than complain about them. I have never seen a successful team deny help to anyone. OZ_341 Libby K
Go to Post Every team in FIRST can make this choice. Be positive, help others, and work like a maniac behind the scenes. This approach will bring you joy and satisfaction, whether you win or not. OZ_341 Coach Norm
Go to Post Having the foolish belief that you can win a match in which you are completely outgunned will drive you to develop a winning strategy. OZ_341 Calvin Hartley
Go to Post So, we should have respect for each other regardless of whether we are building our robot with a Waterjet or a Hacksaw. Construction methods will vary widely, but honoring your competitors should be universal. OZ_341 Jeff Waegelin
Go to Post -Our engineering mentor, Mr. Wittel- *crossing arms and sitting down* "Ahhh. I love work. I could watch it all day." OverdriveAdge bam-bam
Go to Post Calculate everything. You won't need to make speed holes if you figure it all out beforehand and get it taken care of. Otaku MattB703
Go to Post How FIRST is helping: teaching me just how much I can achieve in 6 weeks. Otaku Pavan Dave
Go to Post But that deals with quantum phys-- ooh, shiny objects. Otaku lukevanoort
Go to Post You have to admit, Regionals are pretty strange places, albiet cool Otaku Hallry
Go to Post "And we will transform our schools and colleges and universities to meet the demands of a new age. All this we can do. And all this we will do." OScubed synth3tk
Go to Post In real life (IE when you go to apply your engineering skills to tasks in industry) there will be constraints on all sorts of things - many of which may or may not be "fair" or even "intelligent". You must learn to either work around them or use them to your advantage - preferably a bit of both. OScubed Chris is me
Go to Post Prototype! Always prototype, regardless how crazy! onenerdyguy ctt956
Go to Post This is far more then any little school extracurricular, this is a FIRST Robotics Team. onecoolc Taylor
Go to Post "Drink Mountain Dew. Eat Pizza. Make Robot. This is life." onecoolc mayde
Go to Post Success to me is a feeling that is associated with achieving something you truly worked hard for; something that you can look at and say "That's my best work." OneAngryDaisy
Go to Post I can still remember how weird it was to look on the other side of our booth and see a kid in a suit tossing purple balls... OneAngryDaisy Daniel Brim
Go to Post A few years of stress is worth a lifetime of opportunity. omegasis25 dictionaria13
Go to Post I don't actually have any hex shaft stock in my house (I live in an unusual household). ollien frcguy
Go to Post Well, I think it's awesome and the best thing ever. But I'm biased. ;) OldDan1168
Go to Post Robotics is really preparing us for jobs at NASA. Look. We're past deadline, overweight, overbudget, and our project doesn't even work! Oblarg nathanww
Go to Post FRC did a lot for me in high school. I couldn't pass up the opportunity to help it do the same for others. Oblarg Taylor
Go to Post If regolith ever makes a return, I will jump out of a window. Oblarg Whippet
Go to Post The game hint is never late. Nor is it early. It arrives precisely when it means to. Oblarg Whippet
Go to Post Just goes to show that you don't need to be like everyone else to make it to Einstein. O'Sancheski Hallry
Go to Post However, because they're programmers they just redid the interpolation tables for our motors as opposed to actually fixing the bent shooter. Nuwanda frcguy
Go to Post Now why did it take 24 pages for someone to think of that?? It's so obvious it's painful. Nuttyman54 Jay H 237
Go to Post well yeah, but we can dream, can't we? Nuttyman54 Billfred
Go to Post this is a TEAM effort...teach them something. Who knows, with a little luck, you might just learn something yourself! Nuttyman54 Elgin Clock
Go to Post oooh tight leather bumpers...sexy! Nuttyman54 Michelle Celio
Go to Post Band geek + FIRST geeks = uberparty! Nuttyman54 divergentdave
Go to Post I dunno, with those Chucks, I'd be inclined to say he out-dresses the better part of DC... Nuttyman54 Jay Trzaskos
Go to Post but it was late and we were out of cardboard... Nuttyman54 Billfred
Go to Post Don't forget Morgan Freeman will be at champs. Maybe he and Will are gonna freestyle it! Nuttyman54 548swimmer
Go to Post It's the corollary that you pick them no matter what shape they start the event in. Pink is known for showing up at their 1st regional with the robot in an unfinished state. And somehow, magically by the end of qualifications it just works, and they win. Nuttyman54 Hallry
Go to Post For what it's worth, while they may or may not be legal as safety glasses, Steampunk goggles are perfectly legal as forehead protectors. Nuttyman54 frcguy
Go to Post Steampunk goggles are perfectly legal as forehead protectors. Nuttyman54 Chief Hedgehog
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