NORM'S ROBOTICS: Kickoff 2011 Presentation: Maureen Reilly on Research

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Some Food Factor Links

2011 Food Factor Challenge | FIRST LEGO League
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The FLL Core Values are the fundamental elements that ... In the 2011 Food Factor Challenge, over 200000 9-16* year olds from over 55 countries will explore ...

FLL 2011 "Food Factor" Robot Game EN - YouTube
► 8:21► 8:21	www.youtube.com/watch?v=SvdTbTf4G0kSep 5, 2011 - 8 min - Uploaded by FLLHot This film explains missions and points of FLL Robot-Game 2011 "Food Factor - Keeping Food Safe". Please ...

FLL 2011 Food Factor Missions - YouTube
► 8:21► 8:21	www.youtube.com/watch?v=xf_bQbPYLT8Sep 3, 2011 - 8 min - Uploaded by bgcalbanyor These are the missions for this year's Lego Robotics Tournament.

FLL Project DVD - Food Factor season - YouTube
► 20:44► 20:44	www.youtube.com/watch?v=LFBBnyz8syMJun 27, 2011 - 21 min - Uploaded by FLLGlobal The OFFICIAL FLL Project DVD for the 2011 Food Factor season. A rookie team's guide to the FLL Project ...

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Jr.FLL Expo- Sat. Feb. 11, 2012

Chair/coordinator: Keith Wynne Email: kwynne.science@gmail.com
Co-chair/coordinator: Elizabeth Vilchis Vilchis.elizabeth@gmail.com

The date of the 2012 JrFLL Expo is set for Saturday February 11th, 2012 with a snow make up date of Sunday February 12th.

The location is: NYU Polytechnic University.

The number of participating teams is capped at 24 on a first come, first served basis.

Some teams will be invited to participate at Jacob Javits for the NYCNJ FIRST Robotics Expo, but it will be handled by lottery after the JrFLL Expo.

Cost of participation will be $40.00 per team.

The time will be from 10:00am-1:00pm.

Want the world to hear your FIRST team story?

So do we!! The NYC FIRST Communications Committee is working hard at making sure MEDIA is aware of your FIRST experiences and about all the great stuff you are achieving through your FIRST team! For that we need YOUR help!

Is FIRST making a positive difference for you and your kids or in any one helped you as a teacher? What topics are you researching and why? Have you done a remarkable research or discovery...? Do you have an amazing mentor who has made a huge difference for your team? Has FIRST in any way changed or influenced your role as a teacher? Has your school implemented changes as an outcome of FIRST participation? Has your team overcome significant obstacles to participate this year? Is there something cool happening with your team? Are you mentoring a team in China? Is your grandma an electrical engineer advising your team? Is there any story about your team you would like to share for possible Media interest? Everything counts! Please let us know by sending a story brief to nysfirstrobotics@gmail.com - or leave a message with NYC FIRST Office at 718 260 3383 and a member of our NYC Media Committee will reach you at your convenience.

What FLL is All About

Every year, in conjunction with the FIRST organization (www.usfirst.org) and as part of its K-12 broad array of initiatives, NYU-Poly inspires young people to be science and technology leaders by engaging them in robotics tournaments that build science, engineering and technology skills, while inspiring innovation and fostering well-rounded life skills.

On September 25, 2010 the NYC FIRST LEGO LEAGUE (FLL) Committee - led by Poly Alumni - will launch "Body Forward," a FIRST 2010 FLL challenge designed for youth age 9 to 14 with the purpose of exploring the cutting-edge world of biomedical engineering, discovering innovative ways to repair injuries, overcoming genetic predispositions, and maximizing the body's potential with the intended purpose of leading happier and healthier lives. More info about Body Forward can be found at www.usfirst.org/roboticsprograms/resourcecenter.aspx?id=950#2010bodyforwardchallenge.

Friday, October 07, 2011

Kickoff 2011 Presentation: Maureen Reilly on Research

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FINAL RESULTS WILL BE POSTED AFTER SI TOURNAMENT FEB. 4

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Official Results of NYC FIRST Qualifiers for 2011/12

Some Food Factor Links

2011 Food Factor Challenge | FIRST LEGO League

FLL 2011 "Food Factor" Robot Game EN - YouTube

FLL 2011 Food Factor Missions - YouTube

FLL Project DVD - Food Factor season - YouTube

Jr.FLL Expo- Sat. Feb. 11, 2012

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