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FRC teams are first greeted by this great lobby at the entrance of the 2009 NYC Mega-Regional.
08-03-2009 22:38
Stuart. . . yeah i would say that rivals the championship . . .
08-03-2009 22:55
Josh Goodman*Initiating Jaw Drop Sequence*
08-03-2009 22:57
MoltenMaybe I'm just a functionalist, but I never did understand why some rooms have such high ceilings. That could be two floors easily. Oh well, maybe I'm overthinking it.
08-03-2009 23:02
smurfgirl
That is quite impressive. I wish I could've been there.
08-03-2009 23:09
tim_reiherI love Javitz; it's just plain awesome architecturally. The NYC regional was great last year, and the structure itself is even more impressive in person.
(Plus, the venue itself could run simultaneous FRC and FTC competitions!)
08-03-2009 23:14
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(Plus, the venue itself could run simultaneous FRC and FTC competitions!)
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09-03-2009 00:07
Elgin Clock
I spy with my little eye some people from my team standing at the table with the umbrella on the bottom right. 
Nice picture Rich!
09-03-2009 00:15
hiimcristhianohh the Javits center... i miss that place, i remember when my team tried the regional there 2 years ago, good o' memories
09-03-2009 02:33
artdutra04
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Maybe I'm just a functionalist, but I never did understand why some rooms have such high ceilings. That could be two floors easily. Oh well, maybe I'm overthinking it.
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09-03-2009 11:08
pacoliketacoI love the Javits center. It is just so huge there. I always bring a frisbee, since there is just so much room to play in. This year we were in the other room than the last two years. Its great because if you need to relax, just walk our of the robotics competition and you can find a nice table to sit and calm down.
09-03-2009 11:20
kevin.li.rit
More than a few steps up from the Riverbank State Park location.
09-03-2009 11:29
JohnBoucherIt really is amazing place to be, especially when they set off dynamite in the construction site next door. Every piece of glass shook.
09-03-2009 11:29
Elgin Clock
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This year we were in the other room than the last two years. Its great because if you need to relax, just walk out of the robotics competition and you can find a nice table to sit and calm down.
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More than a few steps up from the Riverbank State Park location.
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09-03-2009 13:21
Molten|
"When I am working on a problem I never think about beauty. I only think about how to solve the problem. But when I have finished, if the solution is not beautiful, I know it is wrong." - Buckminster Fuller
The world needs beautiful buildings, otherwise we'd end up just like the communist architecture in Eastern Europe. |
09-03-2009 17:43
Seat Ninja|
I love the quote, but I can't say I agree with it. Also, the picture is of fine architecture. Now, I'm no communist, but I think this might have been one thing they might have been right about.
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09-03-2009 18:11
JaneYoung
*sigh*
I thought this thread was an opportunity to showcase the beauty of the venue that staged such an incredible event this weekend. When Rich posted a photo of the Javits Center last year, it was a jaw dropping moment for me, trying to absorb the fact that so many FIRST events were taking place under one roof all at once and so many people were having a great time. And I wasn’t there to see it. Now this season, Rich posts another beautiful photo and it reminds me again of the incredible planning and organization that had to take place for the events to happen and for it to be an enjoyable weekend for everyone involved.
Inspiring, wonderful, and amazing.
10-03-2009 14:07
robostangs548
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Maybe I'm just a functionalist, but I never did understand why some rooms have such high ceilings. That could be two floors easily. Oh well, maybe I'm overthinking it.
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10-03-2009 20:34
Rich Wong
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*sigh*
I thought this thread was an opportunity to showcase the beauty of the venue that staged such an incredible event this weekend. When Rich posted a photo of the Javits Center last year, it was a jaw dropping moment for me, trying to absorb the fact that so many FIRST events were taking place under one roof all at once and so many people were having a great time. And I wasn’t there to see it. Now this season, Rich posts another beautiful photo and it reminds me again of the incredible planning and organization that had to take place for the events to happen and for it to be an enjoyable weekend for everyone involved. Inspiring, wonderful, and amazing. |