I have recently brought a new scouting tool online for the 2010 FRC Breakaway season. You can access this tool through the menu on the left of this page. You can also use this tool on facebook . Check out the facebook fan page too.
I recently discovered issues on this site regarding user registration. These have been fixed, so please take a minute and register with FIRST Objective. There will never be any spam or other advertising. After you join, take an extra minute and place a marker on our map. Hopefully more people can get connected to FIRST.
FIRST Objective is proud to be supporting a 2010 rookie FRC team. Team 3357, from Forest Hills Public Schools in Grand Rapids Michigan, is known as The COMETS (Creating Outstanding Minds, Embracing Technology & Science).
Much of my time lately has been helping this team get started and also mentoring a couple areas of the team. Check out their website at: http://comets.firstobjective.org
I plan to have a "Breakaway" scouting tool working for this year, and I also plan to do some much needed clean-up to this site. If you have any suggestios, please post something in the forums.
I want to congratulate everyone that participated in Lunacy; it was an incredible year.
On a side note, if you are currently working with a FIRST team or have in the past, please take a minute and sign up at http://firstcommunity.usfirst.org/
I am beginning to make some major changes to FIRST Objective, so hang on over the summer while they are developed and implemented. Please don't interpret this as a stay away message, but merely an invitation to come back often and witness the evolution. I'm always open to suggestions and criticism.
Look for the FIRST Objective newsletter to begin hitting your Inbox again soon. If you haven't yet become a member of FIRST Objective, take a minute and join now. It's free, no spam or advertising - just FIRST.
The following videos make up a 3 part series from Michigan Senator Nancy Cassis interviewing FIRST Founder Dean Kamen. Each clip is approximately 10 minutes.
