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This is a First Lego League team in the Netherlands. Nice folks, the
pictures on their site of the lego mat and pieces are actually
HCECF's taken at the Hunt Club library here in Florida. It's a simple thing to do to help bring recognition to this great kids educational activity, so read the email below and go vote.
FLL International Forum UNITED STATES FLL Miscellaneous
YOUR VOTES PLEASE
icNRG 2340 - 09:02am Aug 23, 2007
ONLY 5 days left !
August 28th is the last day that you can vote for the RISbotics.
This Dutch First Lego League team from the RIS, called RISbotics
(www.risbotics.nl), has been nominated for the
prestigious "Eindhoven's Pride" award.
Eindhoven is one of the major cities in the Netherlands, and a major
centre of engineering, industrial design, sports, and technical
universities.
"Eindhovens Trots" (Eindhoven's Pride) is an annual award, initiated
by the city council, and the winner is chosen by the public.
RISbotics has to compete with 4 very big and well known contestants
who will surely generate loads of votes.
Last year's winner was a well known soccer team (PSV).
So, RISbotics, the underdog in this contest, needs your votes!
I think that you have to help these kids out, and make them win the
award! So, please go over to the voting page and make a difference :-
D !
To vote for them, go to the voting website.
http://www.eindhovenstrots.nl/nomineren.htm
Select "RISBotics", enter your name (naam) and email, and
click "stem" (which is the Dutch word for vote).
I estimate that they need about 7,000 votes to win, so let's give
the RISbotics all the support! (they have campaigned during the
summer and are doing quite well)
So please forward this message to every familymember, friends,
neighbours
They need lots of votes!
Thanks a million!
Doede
Coach RISbotics
www.risbotics.nl (also in English)
Coach icNRG
www.icnrg.nl (also in English)
PS, I can tell you, from a very reliable source, that email
addresses will not be used for anything else than this contest, but
votes that do not have an emailadress will not be counted.
In the NanoQuest competition RISbotics won Regional- and National
ChampionsAwards, further they won the Project- and RobotDesignAwards
in the OEC FLL in Bod? Norway and were nominated for Innovative
Design as well.
Your vote will make the difference!
pictures on their site of the lego mat and pieces are actually
HCECF's taken at the Hunt Club library here in Florida. It's a simple thing to do to help bring recognition to this great kids educational activity, so read the email below and go vote.
FLL International Forum UNITED STATES FLL Miscellaneous
YOUR VOTES PLEASE
icNRG 2340 - 09:02am Aug 23, 2007
ONLY 5 days left !
August 28th is the last day that you can vote for the RISbotics.
This Dutch First Lego League team from the RIS, called RISbotics
(www.risbotics.nl), has been nominated for the
prestigious "Eindhoven's Pride" award.
Eindhoven is one of the major cities in the Netherlands, and a major
centre of engineering, industrial design, sports, and technical
universities.
"Eindhovens Trots" (Eindhoven's Pride) is an annual award, initiated
by the city council, and the winner is chosen by the public.
RISbotics has to compete with 4 very big and well known contestants
who will surely generate loads of votes.
Last year's winner was a well known soccer team (PSV).
So, RISbotics, the underdog in this contest, needs your votes!
I think that you have to help these kids out, and make them win the
award! So, please go over to the voting page and make a difference :-
D !
To vote for them, go to the voting website.
http://www.eindhovenstrots.nl/nomineren.htm
Select "RISBotics", enter your name (naam) and email, and
click "stem" (which is the Dutch word for vote).
I estimate that they need about 7,000 votes to win, so let's give
the RISbotics all the support! (they have campaigned during the
summer and are doing quite well)
So please forward this message to every familymember, friends,
neighbours
They need lots of votes!
Thanks a million!
Doede
Coach RISbotics
www.risbotics.nl (also in English)
Coach icNRG
www.icnrg.nl (also in English)
PS, I can tell you, from a very reliable source, that email
addresses will not be used for anything else than this contest, but
votes that do not have an emailadress will not be counted.
In the NanoQuest competition RISbotics won Regional- and National
ChampionsAwards, further they won the Project- and RobotDesignAwards
in the OEC FLL in Bod? Norway and were nominated for Innovative
Design as well.
Your vote will make the difference!
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