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Do you recognize some of the people in the background?
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25-01-2006 14:00
skimoose
Re: pic: Singapore
Well I see PeteK and Brad Miller for starters. Great Job guys! 
25-01-2006 14:07
Mike Schroeder
Re: pic: Singapore
how could anyone miss that face, that only a mother could love
i found waldo... i mean kressly
25-01-2006 19:04
Rich Kressly
Re: pic: Singapore
Aw man, the Waldo comment is one thing, but at least spell the name right Myke 
By the way Arthur, pegging Bead Miller with only the top of his head visible scores bonus points!
03-04-2006 19:18
br14n
Re: pic: Singapore
woah i thought this was kevin carol posting himself in singapore.. O_o
03-04-2006 22:43
OZ_341
Re: pic: Singapore
This team is the Wissahickon/Singapore Exchange, Team SMART FVC 46. This team was mentored by Team 341 and we are so proud of them!
We have worked with this team for two years now and it has been the experience of a lifetime. We sent one student on a visit to Singapore in 2005 and then arranged for two Singapore Schools to compete at the 2005 Championship. At the 2005 Championship they won the FIRST VEX Challenge Award.
This past January they visited our High school for 10 days of cultural exchange and FVC fun! At the 2006 Delaware Regional, they won the Think Award and made it to Finalist.
We are looking forward to meeting them again in Atlanta 2006. This coming August a large group of Team 341/Wissahickon Students will travel to Singapore with an FRC machine for a two week cultural and technical exchange.
After working on this program for almost two years, I am finally going to Singapore. I am PUMPED for that!!
Good luck to FVC Team 46 at the Atlanta Championships form your friends on Team 341!!
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