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Hi Everyone! September 20, 2011 If the word has not reached you, Jim Beck is no longer our Regional Director. A huge Thank you to one of the hardest working people in FIRST. Jim has always made sure that California was well represented in everything FIRST. Jim will now be handling Northern California and we welcome David Berggren as the New Regional Director for Southern California. David was an Asst. Regional Director last season, and a Senior Mentor in San Diego previously. Many of you will also know David from his team The Holy Cows. Please join me in welcoming David. -Nancy Mc _ News From San Diego: For the first time in 6 years we will be having an off-season competition in San Diego! Off-season competitions are a great way to kick off a new year, recruit new students to your team, train new and returning students and get a little more playing time with your 2011 robots. There will also be a FIRST Day celebration, with more details about that coming in the next couple of weeks. What: Battle at the Border & FIRST Day Celebration When: October 15th 2011 Where: Francis Parker School ( 6501 Linda Vista Road, San Diego, CA, 92111 ) Cost: $150 (Before October 2nd), $200 (After October 2nd) Capacity: 30 teams Rules We will be running similar rules to what we ran at the fair. We will send out a comprehensive list of the rule changes later, but here's a brief overview of the rules: Depending on the number of teams, each team will get 7 or 8 qualification matches All matches will be 3v3 Matches will have an autonomous period Minibots will be worth 20 points if they touch the top of the tower Depending on the number of teams we will have either a 4 or 8 alliance elimination tournament If you would like to register for Battle at the Border and lock in your lower registration fee, sign up here: https://spreadsheets0.google.com/spreadsheet /viewform?hl=en_us&formkey=dfjsmk9uv19y YjhnNjg2LXNleXdWeGc6MQ#gid=0 New Website Battle at the Border has a new website: battleattheborder.com Here is where you'll be able to find updates and information about the event. Fundraising For Breast Cancer Research October is national breast cancer awareness month. Since Battle at the Border is happening in October, we thought it'd be a great way to raise money for breast cancer research. So far we have a couple of different ways to raise money: Buy A Pink Uber Tube - $25 (limit 1 per team) For $25 teams can buy a pink uber tube. These pink tubes can have the name of a survivor put on them. Pink Uber Tubes will have a special importance during matches: Pink Uber Tubes can can be used as a doubler during the teleoperated portion of a match. Only teams that buy Pink Uber Tubes can score them during a match.

Sponsor A Match - $25 Teams and individuals can also sponsor matches. This means that you can buy the naming rights to a match so when the announcer introduces the match they would say "Match 8 sponsored by Team XXXX". There will also be special items at the concessions where the proceeds will go to breast cancer research. San Diego Food Bank With Thanksgiving right around the corner, Battle at the Border is also partnering with the San Diego Food Bank to hold a canned food drive. We're asking each team to bring one bag of canned goods and turn it in when the check in the morning of Battle at the Border. Battle at the Border is a great way to introduce new students to the excitement of FIRST Robotics. If you are interested in registering, please go to: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/viewform?hl=en_us&formkey=dfjsmk9uv19yyjhnnjg2l XNleXdWeGc6MQ#gid=0 Remember if you register before October 2nd registration is just $150! We hope to see all of you there! --Jon Boy Scout Robotics Badge Day On Saturday, October 15, 2011 from 9:00am to 3:00pm I along with Tarek Shraibati from CSUN will be hosting a special day for all Greater Los Angeles Ares Boy Scouts. We will have robots available for building and FRC robots around for demonstrations and for driving. We plan to videoconference with the national office in the morning and will have a badge ceremony in the afternoon for all of those who complete the requirements. If you have any Boy Scouts on your team have them contact me for more information. nmcintyre@chaminade.org The workshop will take place at the Condon Science Center at Chaminade College Preparatory 7500 Chaminade Ave West Hills, CA 91304. Fall Classic: September 24, 2011 John Burroughs High School For additional information http://larobotics.org/fallclassic2011.html Fall Workshop: November 5, 2011 California State University Northridge For more information: http://larobotics.org/workshops2011.html _ TIMS is now open for team leaders to update. The link can be found at https://my.usfirst.org/frc/tims/site.lasso FRC 2012 Kickoff Saturday, January 7, 2012 Local events are listed at : http://www.usfirst.org/roboticsprograms/fr c/local-kickoff-information _ The 2011 Food Factor Challenge has been released! http://www.firstlegoleague.org/challenge/thechalle

the 2011-12 school year. nge The LARFLL events page has been updated ROBOTICS (http://fll.larobotics.org/events.html) and the FLL Team Registration WEB SITE Sultana High School will have a LeRoy Nelson is the partner in Los Angeles inactive web page with up to date LeRoyNelson@earthlink.net standings, league play news, Lynn Crockett is the partner in San Diego tournament pairings. Lynn.Crockett@LEGOLAND.com Sara Tamayose is the partner in Hawaii stamayose@gmail.comteam COST Entry into the league will 250.00, http://www.hawaiifll.org/ this will cover all league matches _ as well a lunch for each session. In association with calculation of each te Robotics Sultana High School has been given the opportunity to create a Robotics League. League WPs and SPs points play is a new concept to the competition play. The league play concept is going to allow areas with a high concentrations of teams to easily manage the growing number of robotic PRACTICE First league match date is set for October 29th. During the this session league rules, policies and will be discussed. Kickoff September 10, procedures 2011 There will also be two qualifying Information coming soon. matches. Los Angeles Partner Suparna Mukherjee suparna.mukherjee@jpl.nasa.gov CONTACT INFORMATION San Diego Partner John Brooks Scott Ahlgren jbrooks6@att.net San Diego Partner Marion 17311 Brooks Sultana Ave. manybrooks@att.net Hesperia, CA 92345 _ 760-947-6777 ext 4486 scott.ahlgren@hesperiausd.org High Desert Vex Robotics League SCOTT.AHLGREN for the 2011-12 school@hesperiausd year..org! teams and allowing all levels of teams a chance to participate. The High Desert League will have up to 40 teams competing in six tournaments and taking the top scores from five of those six tournaments. League Guidelines The league qualifying sessions structures are structured to allow teams to play 4 of 6 league matches. Teams will earn points by winning matches and the Points and Strength of Sche This gives team flexibility to schedule potential conflicts an for more qualifying m points) League Finals League play final only be 2 team allian not the traditional thr Alliance selection wil done based off the fi league standings, wh teams will have their match score calculat Teams failing to com league matches will not have the opportu discard any scores. League Awards * Winning Allianc a qualifying spot fo World Championsh * Excellence awa ranked team at the the regular season.

1-12 school year. the gue o the The ha e the otic e to e up in king of es g ms to hes. by e In association with V calculation of each teams WPs and SPs points. ROBOTICS (Win Points and Strength of Schedule This gives teams the flexibility to schedule around potential conflicts and allow for more qualifying matches. points) League Finals League play finals will only be 2 team alliances, not the traditional three. Alliance selection will be done based off the final league standings, where teams will have their best 4 match score calculated. Teams failing to compete 4 league matches will have WEB SITE Sultana High School will have a inactive web page with up to date standings, league play news, tournament pairings. TEAM COST Entry into the league will 250.00, this will cover all league matches as well a lunch for each session. PRACTICE First league match date is set for October 29th. During the this session league rules, policies and procedures will be discussed. There will also be two qualifying matches. not have the opportunity to discard any scores. CONTACT INFORMATION Scott Ahlgren League Awards 17311 Sultana Ave. * Winning Alliance earns a qualifying spot for the World Championships * Excellence award to #1 ranked team at the end of Robotics Sultana High School has been given opportunity to create a Robotics League. Leag play is a new concept t competition play. league play concept is going to allow areas wi high concentrations of V teams to easily manage growing number of robo teams and allowing all levels of teams a chanc participate. The High Desert League will hav to 40 teams competing six tournaments and ta the top scores from five those six tournaments. League Guidelin The league qualifyin sessions structures are Hesperia, CA 92345 760-947-6777 ext 4486 scott.ahlgren@hesperiausd.org the regular season. structured to allow team play 4 of 6 league matc Teams will earn points winning matches and th SCOTT.AHLGREN@HESPERIAUSD.ORG! For 2011, over 149 scholarship providers are making available over 932 individual scholarship opportunities with a total value of over $14.8 Million!

http://www.usfirst.org/aboutus/scholarships The MATE Center coordinates an international student ROV competition and a network of 20 regional ROV contests that take place across U.S. and in Canada, Hong Kong, and Scotland. Student teams from middle schools, high schools, home schools, community colleges, and universities participate in the events, which consist of different classes that vary depending on the sophistication of the ROVs and the mission requirements. In addition to being fun and educational, these competitions connect students and educators with employers and working professionals from marine industries, highlight marine-related career opportunities, and promote the development of technical, problem solving, critical thinking, and teamwork skills. Information for the upcoming season will be released in November. http://www.marinetech.org/rov_competition/ teacher who can teach Honors Chemistry from October to January and for someone who can teach college Prep biology from January to June. Please contact Jen Lockwood at jlockwood@canejok12.ca.us Resources: FIRST www.usfirst.org ANDYMARKhttp://www.andymark.com PRO http://www.vexrobotics.com/products/vexpro/ www.vexrobotics.come Robotevents www.robotevents.com Carnegie Mellon Curriculum http://www.education.rec.ri.cmu.edu/roboticsc urriculum/index.html ROC http://www.hawaiiroc.org/ Autodesk Student Community http://students.autodesk.com/ Robot Magazine http://www.botmag.com/ Chief Delphi http://www.chiefdelphi.com/forums/index.php _ Grants and Fund Raising Ideas: Harvey Mudd College students are looking for an FRC team near Claremont, CA that needs mentors.we worked as mentors last season to rookie team 3473, and most of us have considerable experience from our own high school FIRST teams. If you are looking for mentors or want to hear more about what we do, please contact Sarah Ferraro at sferraro@hmc.edu. _ Local High School Looking for Science Teachers Newbury Park High School is looking for a Many local restaurants like to have school fund raising event on slow nights during week. Tuesday is a great night to host a team event. Contact the local manager and bring in lots of hungry Quote for the week: Do what you can, with what you have, where you are. Theodore Roosevelt

Reminders: 1. Let any Boy Scouts on your team know about the Robot Badge Day on October 15 th at Chaminade College Preparatory 2. Register your team for the Fall Workshop Day. 3. Touch base with your mentors and start preparing your schedule for build season. -Nancy Mc FUTURE Founding Board Member (My school e-mail is still the best way to reach me during the academic year.) nmcintyre@chaminade.org nancy@futurefound.org