| January 3, 2009 |
| 9:30 am | to | 2:30 pm |
Upper Valley Robotics
FIRST Robotics Competition
Team #95 - Grasshoppers
FIRST Robotics Competition
www.team95.org
FRC enthusiasts,
Team 95 (Grasshoppers) invite you to attend the annual kickoff meeting for the 2009 FIRST Robotics
Competition. This meeting happens once every year and marks the beginning of our 6 week build
season.
If you are interested in robotics, have heard of our team, or would like to know more, I encourage you to
attend this meeting to meet the members and ask questions. The team is made up of students, parents,
engineers, teachers, and past members from the Upper Valley including
but not limited to Lebanon, Hanover, Canaan, and Hartford.
Download More Info Here: Link
A FLL comp will be held on Nov. 15 from 9AM-4PM in Thayer School of Engineering at Dartmouth.
Please come.
Open to all.
-Eric-
Our site was attacked by the Chinese spamer/bot named 200.63.42.13.
If you have any info please contact the site admin (me)
Special thanks to Axel.
-Eric-
That’s right!
We have finished uprading the site to a new look for the 2009 year.
One of the key new aspects is Ad Space for our sponsors.
Enjoy!
-Eric G.-
Here is the FLL Poster.
Criticize and Discuss.
-Eric-
We will be moving the website to my server. This way we can have a faster, cheaper and better controlled site. I have unlimited bandwidth and storage in my plan so I’m happy to share.
We may need to switch to a new platform.
Please decide
http://e107.org/
http://www.xaraya.com/
http://www.phpbb.com/
Thanks,
-Eric-
We now have a great banner to hang around!It’s six by two feet, full color, and made out of thick vinyl.Hope you can spot this huge banner soon! -Eric- 
These events are as follows,
- September 25, 2008: Team 95 Meeting Room 6 In LHS.
- November 15, 2008: Lego Robotics Competition in Thayer.
Thanks!-Eric-
Now that we all have seen the shooting in the Thayer Atrium, how about a real competition:
Yes, it really went all the way over the other ball.
We were featured on CATV8, the local public access channel in the Upper Valley, and the production made it up on YouTube:
Many thanks to Steve for shooting, editing, and publishing this video!
