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[In FIRST]...Arab and Israeli students speak on the same level, because they are alliance partners. |
Tottanka |
Pavan Dave |
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I've heard of mentors who keep talking until they are blue in the face, but this is my first time actually seeing one. |
Richard Wallace |
Pavan Dave |
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No matter what you do and how well you try to protect them, some people are just out there to be candidates for the Darwin Awards! |
Jay H 237 |
Pavan Dave |
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You can build bridges, or you can burn them. The choice is yours. |
dlavery |
Pavan Dave |
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You miss 100% of the shots you don't take. |
AdamHeard |
Pavan Dave |
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Anything that promotes science and technology is okay in my book. |
Dan Richardson |
Pavan Dave |
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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 |
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On a team, saying "it's not my job" is simply not acceptable. |
dlavery |
Pavan Dave |
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FRC is about giving students the best experience possible. |
MikeE |
Pault |
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Sometimes i wish the robot could fit into my pocket. |
GMAdan |
paulcd2000 |
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When I judge a robot, the single most important factor to me is whether or not the robot is rigid. |
Gressa |
Paul H |
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I cannot inspire greatness with mediocrity! |
Jim Zondag |
Paul H |
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The major items of FIRST are still what they always were.....understand the game, build a reliable quality machine to play it, train you drivers to use it to its full potential. If you do these things, you can win with or without any specific machine feature. |
Jim Zondag |
Paul H |
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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 |
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I was hoping they'd be selling robots. |
Tristan Lall |
PatrickBrew1086 |
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I have always liked to see people get recognized for what they do, not people doing something to get recognized. |
sanddrag |
Pat Fairbank |
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If only all this food for thought happening in this thread could somehow be funneled into solving world hunger... |
artdutra04 |
Pat Fairbank |
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Andy Baker is so awsome, that his presence alone at the competition caused the scoring system to crash....multiple times...at all 8 regionals. |
Andy Grady |
Pat Fairbank |
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If the GDC doesn't want better teams to strap components on to other robots, they should design a game that doesn't require better teams to strap components on to other robots to win. |
Tom Bottiglieri |
Pat Fairbank |
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Right now that dream is sealed behind a few milimeters of plastic for most teams. |
AllenGregoryIV |
Pat Fairbank |
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Maybe FIRST could get a sponsorship from Ikea, and we all could get flat-packed field parts with pictoral assembly instructions. And then all the parts could have funny names. |
sanddrag |
Pat Fairbank |
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Flash drive? I was thinking floppy disks...
:ahh:
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MrForbes |
Ozuru |
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Every match they would leave blue and red skid marks all over the carpet. It was like someone roadkilled a Smurf. |
Koko Ed |
Ozuru |
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After all, when any student is isolated because of a difference - because of race, gender, social beliefs, or ideological concepts - we all lose. |
MysterE |
Ozuru |
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At every event I've seen this year, there has been at least one robot that left a part on the field. Even some of the robots have decided they don't want to play and this year and made a break for it in autonomous! :yikes: |
ctt956 |
Oslim1999 |
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Oh and don't mind the lightening holes. Thats just how I waste time when I get bored :P |
SerpentEagle |
Oslim1999 |
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Hard work is a necessary prerequisite for luck. |
Ian Curtis |
onecoolc |
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If I thank everyone that I want to, we might be here for a while |
Karthik |
omutton |
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Tell them your newfound passion for FIRST as a program, and let them know all you're doing is getting more involved to broaden your FIRST horizon |
Dorienne |
omutton |
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After talking with the students on these teams I could see the light in their eyes. These were their robots! Inspired? That would be a definate YES! |
Steve W |
omutton |
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As a famous saying goes, don't criticize someone till you have walked a mile in their shoes. |
Steve W |
omutton |
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Maybe I'm just a chicken. Not to disparage the ThunderChickens. Those guys are a whole different breed of poultry. |
Kevin Sevcik |
omutton |
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Batteries are like clamps or money, you can never have enough. |
IndySam |
octothorpe |
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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 |
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Hi. My name is Rick and I am a Roboholic. |
Rick TYler |
Nuttyman54 |
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FIRST is an addiction but at least it is one of the healthiest addictions you can have (if you wear your safety goggles!). |
Pavan Dave |
Nuttyman54 |
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Point is, there is no definite answer. This is FIRST, Whatever works well with your team is the best. |
NelsonMichael |
Nuttyman54 |
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To change culture, you're going to have to get people to listen. |
Yipyapper |
Nuttyman54 |
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However, the best responses come with patience. It might be a couple of days before you get a good answer or it could be 10 minutes. |
Molten |
NorviewsVeteran |
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Last I looked, FIRST wasn't an acronym for inspiration and recognition of robots. It was and is an acronym for inspiration and recognition of science and technology. |
JaneYoung |
NorviewsVeteran |
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in other words, "always have something to do that will change up your life" |
Nawaid Ladak |
NorviewsVeteran |
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Afterall, there's a thread for everything and everything in it's thread. |
Molten |
NorviewsVeteran |
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How many robotics kids does it take to turn on a light? |
demosthenes2k8 |
NorviewsVeteran |
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I won't tar and feather you, I'll disagree though. |
Andrew Schreiber |
NorviewsVeteran |
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10:56 p.m. EDT, July 20, 1969. |
dlavery |
NorviewsVeteran |
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I like my eyeballs where they are ::safety:: |
,4lex S. |
NorviewsVeteran |
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I didn't know that Dean Kamen had 3 arms. |
kevin.li.rit |
NorviewsVeteran |
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Andymark has everything! |
nighterfighter |
NorviewsVeteran |
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Ohh the [strike]humanity[/strike] robotity! |
artdutra04 |
Noah Kleinberg |
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To me, the changing rules are a big part of the fun. If the rules stayed the same year to year, robots would start to look the same. That would be boring. |
Richard Wallace |
Noah Kleinberg |
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