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2016-02-16T04:40:06Z

Avinash:

<choose>
<option>“I don’t see how this is going to get the robot built….” - [[Randy Havner]]</option>
<option>“Our robot is pink and it solves cancer.” - [[Stephen Mihalko]]</option>
<option>“This is the cup. For now on, if you are off topic, and I point at you, you have to put a dollar in the cup. I am going to be rich!” - [[Randy Havner]]</option>
<option>“Well, with two speeds you have two speeds and with three speeds you have three speeds.” “Yeah thats about the biggest difference.” - [[Randy Havner]] and [[Sunny Gupta]]</option>
<option>“Why do high school kids build robots? They don’t know any better…” - [[Randy Havner]]</option>
<option>[on the topic of South Park] "You see the one - “ “Randy put a dollar in the cup!” - [[Randy Havner]] and [[Stephen Mihalko]]</option>
<option>"Why did we build two robots? Because they wouldn't let us build three." - [[Randy Havner]]</option>
<option>"Does your mom know about us?" - [[Patrick Wortman]]</option>
<option>"Guys...Where's the robot?" - [[Stephen Mihalko]]</option>
<option>"Oh, go play in the street!" - [[Mary Rutland]]</option>
<option>"I don't know, I just work here." - [[Tanner Smith]]</option>
<option>"Our robot can FLY!" - [[Stephen Mihalko]]</option>
<option>"Small bills please." - [[Sue McKellar]]</option>
<option>"What?! Who put that robot there?!" - [[Logan Su]]</option>
<option>"What time is it? 12:61" - Unknown</option>
<option>[whilst on the phone] "I can't talk, I'm busy; I'm on the phone - wait" - [[Tanner Smith]]</option>
<option>[after eating three cheeseburgers] "Can I have your fries, Tanner?" - [[Michael Kapp]]</option>
<option>"I can chain better than Logan and that is my slogan." - [[Max Kennard]]</option>
<option>[while disassembling the Chimichanga] "May its soul rest in peace." "Chimichanga is certainly resting in pieces now." - Sehyun Han and Fred Smith</option>
<option>[in reference to a 11-6-2 record at Peachtree] "Well, now I have a reason for us winning at least one match in the finals." - Nitant Dandekar</option>
<option>[when asked how his first rookie meeting was] "Yes." - [[Neil Penning]] </option>
<option>[said about [[McKinley Freelon]] ] "Is that guy's name really 'Busta'?"</option>
<option>[said to [[Beatrice Herchek]] who forgot her parent volunteer form many times ] "I don't hug form-less people!" - [[Jane Khampha]]</option>
<option>[2015 Palmetto Rap Battle] "If you were a pool, I'd jump in you!" - [[Avinash Sivakumar]]
& "If you were a pool, I'd pee in you!" - [[Rishov Sarkar]]</option>
<option>"Where's the left-handed allen wrench?" - [[Nawar Khan]]</option>
<option>[while passing someone in the hallway] "HELLO. ''Hello''. Hello!" - [[Jason Wu]]</option>
<option>[at the start of Junior year] "Are you ready for college yet? Let's graduate. Now." - [[Jay Krishnaswamy]]</option>
<option>"Just say that you don't pay tax." - [[Jay Krishnaswamy]]</option>
<option>"Get a freshman to do it." - Upperclassmen.</option>
<option>[on easyC's lack of boolean variables] "What kind of programming language ''IS'' this?!" - [[Jason Wu]] and [[Rishov Sarkar]]</option>
<option>"Hembree!" - [[Jason Wu]] and [[Jay Krishnaswamy]]</option>
<option>"FABRICEEEE!!!!!!" - [[Jason Wu]]</option>
<option>"I don't read hex. I read English." - [[Jason Wu]]</option>
<option>"Just don't do it." - [[Jay Krishnaswamy]]</option>
<option>"That's high quality." - Pretty much the entire [[2013]] team.</option>
<option>[on eating the pink ginger commonly found next to sushi] "I thought it was ham." - [[Fabrice Kengne]]</option>
<option>[in foreign accent] "I don't do this one." - [[Nabil Khan]]</option>
<option>"Your face." - [[Rishov Sarkar]]</option>
<option>"How you gonna build yo robot if you ain't know the rules" - [[Nabil Khan]]</option>
<option>"Where you at?" - [[Don Shaw]] to [[Mary Rutland|Rutland]]</option>
<option>"HOLY FATIMA" - [[Nawar Khan]]</option>
<option>"Get Wrecked." - [[Rishov Sarkar]]</option>
<option>"Snack time is the only reason I come to these meetings." - [[Nabil Khan]] </option>
<option>"Fight me Bosco." - [[Mackenzie Glaser]] - </option>
<option>[[Jane Khampha]]- "How do you deal with spooky mentors?" "I just spook them back" - [[Nabil Khan]]</option>
<option>[Holding a bottle of soap] "Are you sure this is soap?" - [[Dan Ngo]]</option>
<option>[After sending a weird picture to [[Beatrice Herchek]]] "Nabil has poisoned me. Lol" - [[Poojan Raval]]</option>
<option>[Making fun of the Freshmen who Skype-call frequently] "It's ok. I used to Skype myself." - [[Nabil Khan]]</option>
<option>[[Nabil Khan]] - "Why am I still here?" "Because you have no friends to hang out with." - [[Mary Rutland]]</option>
<option>"If we're trying to be a competitive team, ok should never be ok." - [[Nabil Khan]]</option>
<option>[To [[Avinash Sivakumar|Avinash]], after knocking his hot dog out of his hand] "Why did you have to be so rough with my hot dog?" - [[Nabil Khan]]</option>
<option>"No munchies makes for a sad team." - [[Jane Khampha]], via weekly syndication.</option>
<option>[After seeing a picture of himself] "I swear I'm not that dark." - [[Avinash Sivakumar]]</option>
<option>[[Jane Khampha]] - "Una pregunta por favor." [[Aarnav Saxena]] - "You're pregnant?!"</option>
<option>"Call me what you want but you can't call me broke." - [[Alexis Phipps|Lexi Phipps]]</option>
<option>[When asked what [[Poojan Raval|Poojan]] was doing] "I think he's building the chairman's." - [[Nehemiah Elias]]</option>
<option>"I'm the greatest baller in the world." - [[Mary Rutland]]</option>
<option>[When ranting to [[Business Team]]] "Y'all inserted a bunch of boo boo foo foo into these letters!" - [[Chintan Sheth]]</option>
<option>[While helping [[Nehemiah Elias|Nehe]] with APES] "Dig in your backyard, you may find a well." - [[Aarnav Saxena]]</option>
<option>[After handing [[Mark Kim]] the flywheel belt] "Mark, can you whip me?" - [[Nehemiah Elias]]</option>
<option>"The party don't stop till I walk in." - [[Nehemiah Elias]]</option>
<option>[In a suggestive voice] "Hey daddy." - [[Alexis Phipps|Lexi Phipps]] to [[Don Shaw]]</option>
<option>"That's my burrito!" - [[Nabil Khan]]</option>
<option>[[[Jane Khampha | Jane]], half-asleep, about to fall] "Good thing I programmed my foot to catch myself before I fell"</option>
<option>"Everything is working. That's the problem!" - [[Terry Kang]]</option>
<option>[Peering into an empty box] "No sustenance here, moving on" - [[Nabil Khan]]</option>
<option>[When talking about a worm gear] "We can use one of those jabber doodles." - [[Fred Smith]]</option>
</choose><noinclude>
<option>to [[Avinash Sivakumar| Avinash]]: I know I'm late without any roses, but will you be my valentine? - [[Joel Leonardo| Joel]]</option>
<option>[When [[Poojan Raval]] went to bed] "Probably dreamin about Yeweon right now." - [[Nehemiah Elias]]

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==Legacy Quotes==

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“I don’t see how this is going to get the robot built….” - [[Randy Havner]] 
“Our robot is pink and it solves cancer.” - [[Stephen Mihalko]] 
“This is the cup. For now on, if you are off topic, and I point at you, you have to put a dollar in the cup. I am going to be rich!” - [[Randy Havner]] 
“Well, with two speeds you have two speeds and with three speeds you have three speeds.” “Yeah thats about the biggest difference.” - [[Randy Havner]] and [[Sunny Gupta]] 
“Why do high school kids build robots? They don’t know any better…” - [[Randy Havner]] 
[on the topic of South Park] "You see the one - “ “Randy put a dollar in the cup!” - [[Randy Havner]] and [[Stephen Mihalko]] 
"Why did we build two robots? Because they wouldn't let us build three." - [[Randy Havner]] 
"Does your mom know about us?" - [[Patrick Wortman]] 
"Guys...Where's the robot?" - [[Stephen Mihalko]] 
"Oh, go play in the street!" - [[Mary Rutland]] 
"I don't know, I just work here." - [[Tanner Smith]] 
"Our robot can FLY!" - [[Stephen Mihalko]] 
"Small bills please." - [[Sue McKellar]] 
"What?! Who put that robot there?!" - [[Logan Su]] 
"What time is it? 12:61" - Unknown 
[whilst on the phone] "I can't talk, I'm busy; I'm on the phone - wait" - [[Tanner Smith]] 
[after eating three cheeseburgers] "Can I have your fries, [[Tanner Smith|Tanner]]?" - [[Michael Kapp]] 
"I can chain better than Logan and that is my slogan." - [[Max Kennard]] 
[while disassembling the [[Chimichanga]]] "May its soul rest in peace." "Chimichanga is certainly resting in pieces now." - [[Sehyun Han]] and [[Fred Smith]] 
[in reference to a 11-6-2 record at [[Peachtree Regional|Peachtree]]] "Well, now I have a reason for us winning at least one match in the finals." - [[Nitant Dandekar]] 
[said about [[McKinley Freelon]] ] "Is that guy's name really 'Busta'?" 
[said to [[Beatrice Herchek]] who forgot her parent volunteer form many times ] "I don't hug form-less people!" - [[Jane Khampha]] 
[2015 Palmetto Rap Battle] "If you were a pool, I'd jump in you!" - [[Avinash Sivakumar]] 
"If you were a pool, I'd pee in you!" - [[Rishov Sarkar]] 
"Where's the left-handed allen wrench" - [[Nawar Khan]] 
[while passing someone in the hallway] "HELLO. ''Hello''. Hello!" - [[Jason Wu]] 
[at the start of Junior year] "Are you ready for college yet? Let's graduate. Now." - [[Jay Krishnaswamy]] 
"Just say that you don't pay tax." - [[Jay Krishnaswamy]] 
"Get a freshman to do it." - Upperclassmen. 
[on easyC's lack of boolean variables] "What kind of programming language ''IS'' this?!" - [[Jason Wu]] and [[Rishov Sarkar]] 
"Hembree!" - [[Jason Wu]] and [[Jay Krishnaswamy]] 
"Righty Tighty, Lefty Loosy." - Unknown 
"FABRICEEEE!!!!!!" - [[Jason Wu]] 
"I don't read hex. I read English." - [[Jason Wu]] 
"Just don't do it." - [[Jay Krishnaswamy]] 
"That's high quality." - Pretty much the entire [[2013]] team. 
[on eating the pink ginger commonly found next to sushi] "I thought it was ham." - [[Fabrice Kengne]] 
[in foreign accent] "I don't do this one." - [[Nabil Khan]] 
"Your face." - [[Rishov Sarkar]] 
[[Jane Khampha]]- "How do you deal with spooky mentors?" "I just spook them back" - [[Nabil Khan]] 
[Holding a bottle of soap] "Are you sure this is soap?" - [[Dan Ngo]] 
[After sending a weird picture to [[Beatrice Herchek]]] "Nabil has poisoned me. Lol" - [[Poojan Raval]] 
[Making fun of the Freshmen who Skype-call frequently] "It's ok. I used to Skype myself." - [[Nabil Khan]] 
[[Nabil Khan]] - "Why am I still here?" "Because you have no friends to hang out with." - [[Mary Rutland]] 
"If we're trying to be a competitive team, ok should never be ok." - [[Nabil Khan]] 
[To [[Avinash Sivakumar|Avinash]], after knocking his hot dog out of his hand] "Why did you have to be so rough with my hot dog?" - [[Nabil Khan]] 
"No munchies makes for a sad team." - [[Jane Khampha]], via weekly syndication. 
[After seeing a picture of himself] "I swear I'm not that dark." - [[Avinash Sivakumar]] 
[[Jane Khampha]] - "Una pregunta por favor." [[Aarnav Saxena]] - "You're pregnant?!" 
"I'm the greatest baller in the world" - [[Mary Rutland]] 
[When ranting to [[Business Team]]] "Y'all inserted a bunch of boo boo foo foo into these letters!" - [[Chintan Sheth]] 
[While helping [[Nehemiah Elias|Nehe]] with APES] "Dig in your backyard, you may find a well." - [[Aarnav Saxena]] 
[After handing [[Mark Kim]] the flywheel belt] "Mark, can you whip me?" - [[Nehemiah Elias]] 
"The party don't stop till I walk in." - [[Nehemiah Elias]] 
[In a suggestive voice] "Hey daddy." - [[Alexis Phipps|Lexi Phipps]] to [[Don Shaw]] 
"That's my burrito!" - [[Nabil Khan]] 
"Everything is working. That's the problem!" - [[Terry Kang]] 
[When talking about a worm gear] "We can use one of those jabber doodles." - [[Fred Smith]]
[[Category:Templates]]
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2012 Rebound Rumble

2016-01-28T03:05:00Z

Avinash:

[[Image:FRC2012 ReboundRumble.jpg | thumb | Rebound Rumble logo 2012]]

Rebound rumble was the [[FRC]] game for [[2012]].

[[File:Optimized-2012.JPG|thumb]]

==Game Description==
The Rebound Rumble robotics game is played between two Alliances of three teams each. Each Alliance competes by trying to score as many of the basketballs in the hoops as possible during the 2-minute and 15-second match. Balls scored in higher hoops score Alliances more points. Alliances are awarded bonus points if they are balanced on bridges at the end of the match. In matches where opponent Alliances work together to balance on the white bridge, all participating teams earn additional valuable seeding points.

==Scoring==
*Top row = 6 Hybrid, 3 Teleop
*Middle row = 5 Hybrid, 2 Teleop
*Lower row = 4 Hybrid, 1 Teleop

Bridge:
*1 Robot= 10 Points
*2 Robots= 20 Points
*3 Robots= 20 Points^
^Score is doubled in Eliminations match.

==Field Description==
[[Image:Field Rebound Rumble.jpg | 300px | thumb | 3D Rendering of Rebound Rumble field layout]]

The Court for Rebound Rumble is a 27 by 54 ft carpeted area, bounded by two Alliance Walls and a guardrail system. The Court is covered with carpet (Shaw Floors, Philadelphia Commercial, Neyland II, 20, 30753, “park bench”). Hoops are located at the ends of the Court attached to the Alliance Walls. Three Bridges are located in the center of the Court. Areas of red and blue tape on the surface of the Court denote Alleys; solid red and blue semicircular areas are Keys.

Rebound rumble was awesome!

==Robots==
These are the robots that our team made for this game:
{{#ask:[[robot for year::2012]][[robot for competition::FIRST Robotics Competition]]
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}}

==External Links==
*[http://www.usfirst.org/roboticsprograms/frc/2012-rebound-rumble Game Documents]

[[Category:FRC Games]]

2010 Breakaway

2016-01-28T03:04:15Z

Avinash:

[[Image:FRC2010_Breakaway.jpg | thumb | Breakaway logo]]

Breakaway was the [[FRC]] game for [[2010]].

[[File:Optimized-2010.JPG|thumb|Members working on Chimichanga]]

==Game Description==
Teams start with their robots either touching a alliance station wall or a bump. This is all dependent on where the robot start is positioned at the start of the match. In the first 15 seconds the robots operate autonomously on their side of the field. After autonomous, the game enters a two minute teleoperated mode where humans control the robots working together to move balls into their alliance goals. During the final 20 seconds of the match, robots are allowed to expand their size and have the opportunity to climb up the towers on the bumps to score bonus points.

==Scoring==
Points are allotted as follows:
*Scored Balls = 1 point
*Elevated Robot = 2 points
*Suspended Robot = 3 points

==Field Description==
[[Image:Breakaway_Field.png | 300px | thumb | 3D Rendering of Breakaway field layout]]

Breakaway is played on a 27 by 54 foot field with two bumps separating the field into three sections - the near zone, the middle zone, and the far zone. Zones are also named after which alliance's drivers are closer (i.e. - the red zone is the zone next to the red alliance drivers). The bumps span the entire width of the field with a small tunnel for robots to drive under dividing the width of the bumps in two. Upon the tunnel is a tower where balls return into the game and where robots can climb onto to score bonus points at the end.

==Robots==
These are the robots that our team made for this game:
{{#ask:[[robot for year::2010]][[robot for competition::FIRST Robotics Competition]]
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}}

==External Links==
*[http://usfirst.org/roboticsprograms/frc/content.aspx?id=452 Game Documents]

[[Category:FRC Games]]

2011 Logo Motion

2016-01-28T03:02:36Z

Avinash:

[[Image:Logo Motion 2015.jpeg | 300px | thumb | LOGOMOTION logo 2011]]

Logo Motion was the [[FRC]] game in [[2011]].

[[File:Optimized-2011.JPG|thumb| [[Fred Smith]] helping some members ]]

==Game Description==
LOGO MOTION is played by two competing alliances on a flat 27’ x 54’ foot field. Each alliance consists of three robots. They compete to hang as many inflated plastic shapes (triangles, circles, and squares) on their grids as they can during a 2 minute and 15 second match. The higher the teams hang their game pieces on their scoring grid, the more points their alliance receives.

The match begins with one 15-second Autonomous Period in which robots operate independently of driver inputs and
must hang Ubertubes to score extra points. For the rest of the match, drivers control robots and try to maximize their alliance score by hanging as many logo pieces as possible. Any logo piece hung on the same peg as an Ubertube receives double points. If teams assemble the logo pieces on their scoring grids to form the FIRST®
logo (triangle, circle, square, in a horizontal row in that order), the points for the entire row are doubled.

The match ends with robots deploying minibots, small electro-mechanical assemblies that are independent of the host robot, onto vertical poles. The minibots race to the top of the pole to trigger a sensor and earn additional bonus points.

*Ubertube - a yellow, circular inner tube. It may only be used during the autonomous period.
*Minibot - an FTC robot or a normal small robot

==Scoring==
===UberTubes hung during Autonomous===
*Bottom row - 2 points
*Middle row - 4 points
*Top row - 6 points

===Teleop===
Logo Piece Alone Over Ubertube
*NOT Hanging 0 Points 0 Points
*Hanging on Bottom Row 1 Point 2 Points
*Hanging on Middle Row 2 Points 4 Points
*Hanging on Top Row 3 Points 6 Points

==Field Description==
As per previous years' competitions, the playing field is 27-feet wide by 54-feet long. The floor consists of gray carpet. On each end of the field, there are scoring grids immediately in front of the alliance stations, where robots are remotely controlled by drivers. Each alliance station is protected by a wall, known as the alliance wall. On each alliance wall, there are two scoring grids. Each scoring grid has 9 pegs arranged like a square. Each row is 37 inches above the next, except on the outside columns in each grid, where the bottom peg is only 30 inches above the ground.

There are openings in the alliance wall, called feeding slots, in every corner, where an alliance member may enter playing pieces into play. However, to get from the scoring grid to your alliance's feeding slot, you must transverse the field. Thus, many teams elect to throw tubes onto the field and have their alliance's robots pick them from the ground.

Four towers with cylindrical bases are in the middle of the field. The towers are used in the endgame for alliances to earn up to 30 or more points. To assist teams in driving and programming a robot through an almost completely open field, there is colored tape on the floor to allow for sensor calibration and to create visual reference points. Furthermore, the tape delineates areas where certain robots may or may not traverse.
[[File:LogoMotionField.jpg|options|2011 Logo Motion field]]

==Robots==
These are the robots that our team made for this game:
{{#ask:[[robot for year::2011]][[robot for competition::FIRST Robotics Competition]]
|format=ul
|order=
|sort=
|offset=0
|limit=20
|default= No robots have been made}}

==External Links==
*http://www.usfirst.org/uploadedFiles/Robotics_Programs/FRC/Marketing_Tools/Communication_Assets/2011/2011_FRC_Short_Game_Description.pdf
*https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Logo_Motion
[[Category:FRC Games]]

2011 Logo Motion

2016-01-28T03:02:14Z

Avinash:

[[Image:Logo Motion 2015.jpeg | 300px | thumb | LOGOMOTION logo 2011]]

Logo Motion was the [[FRC]] game in [[2011]].

[[File:Optimized-2011.JPG|thumb| [[Fred]] helping some members ]]

==Game Description==
LOGO MOTION is played by two competing alliances on a flat 27’ x 54’ foot field. Each alliance consists of three robots. They compete to hang as many inflated plastic shapes (triangles, circles, and squares) on their grids as they can during a 2 minute and 15 second match. The higher the teams hang their game pieces on their scoring grid, the more points their alliance receives.

The match begins with one 15-second Autonomous Period in which robots operate independently of driver inputs and
must hang Ubertubes to score extra points. For the rest of the match, drivers control robots and try to maximize their alliance score by hanging as many logo pieces as possible. Any logo piece hung on the same peg as an Ubertube receives double points. If teams assemble the logo pieces on their scoring grids to form the FIRST®
logo (triangle, circle, square, in a horizontal row in that order), the points for the entire row are doubled.

The match ends with robots deploying minibots, small electro-mechanical assemblies that are independent of the host robot, onto vertical poles. The minibots race to the top of the pole to trigger a sensor and earn additional bonus points.

*Ubertube - a yellow, circular inner tube. It may only be used during the autonomous period.
*Minibot - an FTC robot or a normal small robot

==Scoring==
===UberTubes hung during Autonomous===
*Bottom row - 2 points
*Middle row - 4 points
*Top row - 6 points

===Teleop===
Logo Piece Alone Over Ubertube
*NOT Hanging 0 Points 0 Points
*Hanging on Bottom Row 1 Point 2 Points
*Hanging on Middle Row 2 Points 4 Points
*Hanging on Top Row 3 Points 6 Points

==Field Description==
As per previous years' competitions, the playing field is 27-feet wide by 54-feet long. The floor consists of gray carpet. On each end of the field, there are scoring grids immediately in front of the alliance stations, where robots are remotely controlled by drivers. Each alliance station is protected by a wall, known as the alliance wall. On each alliance wall, there are two scoring grids. Each scoring grid has 9 pegs arranged like a square. Each row is 37 inches above the next, except on the outside columns in each grid, where the bottom peg is only 30 inches above the ground.

There are openings in the alliance wall, called feeding slots, in every corner, where an alliance member may enter playing pieces into play. However, to get from the scoring grid to your alliance's feeding slot, you must transverse the field. Thus, many teams elect to throw tubes onto the field and have their alliance's robots pick them from the ground.

Four towers with cylindrical bases are in the middle of the field. The towers are used in the endgame for alliances to earn up to 30 or more points. To assist teams in driving and programming a robot through an almost completely open field, there is colored tape on the floor to allow for sensor calibration and to create visual reference points. Furthermore, the tape delineates areas where certain robots may or may not traverse.
[[File:LogoMotionField.jpg|options|2011 Logo Motion field]]

==Robots==
These are the robots that our team made for this game:
{{#ask:[[robot for year::2011]][[robot for competition::FIRST Robotics Competition]]
|format=ul
|order=
|sort=
|offset=0
|limit=20
|default= No robots have been made}}

==External Links==
*http://www.usfirst.org/uploadedFiles/Robotics_Programs/FRC/Marketing_Tools/Communication_Assets/2011/2011_FRC_Short_Game_Description.pdf
*https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Logo_Motion
[[Category:FRC Games]]

File:Optimized-2012.JPG

2016-01-28T01:12:55Z

Avinash:

File:Optimized-2013.JPG

2016-01-28T01:10:57Z

Avinash:

File:Optimized-2011.JPG

2016-01-28T01:08:21Z

Avinash:

File:Optimized-2010.JPG

2016-01-28T00:19:16Z

Avinash: