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Goat meat, good friends and riverbeds
Kaokoland - barren, hard, beautiful and honest. Situated in the north western part of Namibia, it is an area that demands respect from travellers but will reward beyond expectation.
In 1995 my wife and I, together with my brother-in-law and his wife did a trip in two vehicles through Namibia. We spent nine days camping in this wilderness area. The effect it had on us was unexpected and radical.
All four of us resigned from our jobs in Gauteng,picked up our roots, said goodbye to friends and family and went in search of a better quality of life. My wife and I moved to the coast in the Eastern Cape and her brother and his wife moved to the Northern Transvaal bushveld.
Another of our Kaokoland resolutions was to do annual offroad trips so that we don't get lost again in existence as opposed to actively living life.
This resolution came to nothing though. It is no easy thing to move to the platteland (country) and start from scratch. Dues have to be paid and it took some time to recover financially.
Fast forward to 2004 and nine years later I get the opportunity to once again go to Kaokoland and even better, on a bike trip! There were to be three of us. Hennie and Nardus have a long history and have done many rides together. I was the newcomer and was a bit wary as to how the dynamics would pan out. However, Kaokoland on a bike is a dream I never even dared dream and I was willing to do whatever it takes to do this trip.
We had to cover about 3500km of tar to get to Usakos, our starting point. We decided not to waste time with sleeping over and rotated the driving to do it all in one go. Twenty four hours later and we stop in Usakos, the front of the bus covered in insects from two countries, three provinces and three regions. Inside, two Dakars and a 1200 sardined with all our luggage, food and kit. (Nardus on the left, me on the right)
We woke the local mechanic, Arrie, from his afternoon nap and arranged for the Sprinter to stay in his yard for some two weeks while we are off on the bikes. He didn't know us from a bar of soap, yet he is willing to help. Namibians are good people.
We offloaded the bikes and packed our kit. Splitting the food stuffs took some deft manouvering to try and have the other guys pack the heavy stuff such as canned goods. Because of the nature of the area we have to carry extra fuel as well as water, packing light is not really an option.
Just as me and Nardus were all packed up and ready to roll, Hennie started to break out the toolboxes. He wanted to do an oil filter change! WTF?
Subsequently and on many trips I have learned that this is what Hennie does. He is never on time for departure. Prepping his bike is done just after he arrived late at the departure point. By now it doesn't bother me anymore, it is expected. It's who he is. Lately when we leave at eight for instance, we tell him we leave at seven. Works like a charm.
By the time Hennie was ready it was too late to hit the trail and we found accomodation in the local camp ground.
We spent the evening in the local hotel (the bar to be specific) with Arrie and friends. We had a splendid time and by the time we got back to the camping grounds, it was all locked up and lights out. We had to use sidecutters to get in.
The next morning we hit the road early and with a hangover. Excellent. The best adventures start with a hangover.
We passed by Spitzkoppe and took our first water break under a tree.
We were soon to enter the Namib desert and shade would be in short supply. Not too long after we hit thick river sand and the 1200 chucks me off. This was to be the first off of many. The bike was brand new and it's the first time that I had the opportunity to ride it in sand. No big deal but I noticed that it seems to not like sand that much. Also, I had very little experience with a heavy traillie in sand. That was to change rapidly.
Like I said, shade in short supply
The glare coming off the ground hid little bumps quite well. Hennie had a nasty moment when he hit a bump while his attention was on the GPS. I could see he was a bit shaken. Ending your trip in the first 150km is the last thing any of us wanted. Also Hennie was trip leader, as he had done it twice before. We would be lost without him.
Brandberg, our destination for the day.
Then we came across this:
Welwitschia Mirabilis - a desert plant that can live to a thousand years. This one was huge, it must have been several hundred years old. It actually only has two leaves, but the wind over the years tears it apart. Brandberg in the background.
Shade was still in short supply and the sun was doing it's desert thing. Brandberg can be loosely translated as Fire Mountain.
Late afternoon and we were getting close to the Ugab riverbed where we intended to sleep.
It was a day well spent.
We unanimously opted to leave our tents behind, preferring only to sleep on ground sheets.
Day one ended in loud desert silence, with Brandberg living up to it's name in the background.
Day two to come.
so dry - it's making me thristy. great shots
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Wow! Welwitschia Mirabilis. Right on!
Wow!! Beautiful!! Looking forward to seeing a part of the world we rarely get to explore.
Sweet, we want more or are you enjoying Freedom day?? :D
Wow - Front pagers???? :deal The magic of the desert is very apparent.
Some desert flora on the rocks above our camp.
The next morning we continued down the riverbed. As we moved on we found more and more vegetation.
Around every corner beautiful views.
We even get some surface water.
Of course, if the camera man parks his bike in one sandy track and then occupies the other sandy track himself, the unexpected accident avoidance techniques may go array.
Thats an interesting plant there.
Nice report good friends, great ride :freaky
I'm looking forward to future installments. :lurk
I've visited SA several times and have long wanted to ride in some of the more remote areas. But Namibia would be even more of an adventure. Some of terrain looks a lot like the desert in SoCal.
:clap waiting for more :D
As soon as we got to the wetter parts we came across a lot, and I do mean a lot, of elephant spoor. This troubled me quite a bit. I'll be honest, I'm damn scared of them. However we did not see any and left the riverbed through a canyon. The white stuff on the rocks is salt.
It was also time for filling up with our backup fuel. I carried mine like this.
Mid afternoon and it was starting to get really hot. The scenery was spectacular regardless. I was having an excellent time.
Rocks sprouting like weeds.
After the river sand we came to a loose shale type of sand. The worst kind, no resistence at all. In this pic we were coming from the left and I dropped it for the third time. You learn very quickly how pathetically little reserves your body has when you have to pick up a GS repeatedly (after fighting a losing battle to keep it upright).
I noticed from other ride reports that a lot of guys help each other pick up their bikes. That's not popular over here.
Several times I got a really strong feeling that I'm riding on a different planet.
Incredibly rough country,inhospitable, yet to me beautiful. Just going through these pics again completely brings the experience back to life. I feel the need to go again.
You really feel the essence of life when in these surrounds.
Cool report boet, we want more and we want it now:D
Awsome report, makes me want to move to Africa
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Cold Shoulder by Lynda La Plante
Synopsis: Lieutenant Lorraine Page had everything — a devoted husband, two beautiful daughters and an impressive career with the Homicide Squad. It's impossible to believe that she could be thrown out of the police force and end up on Skid Row. Lorraine's ex-colleagues soon forget her, as the hunt for a nightmare serial killer spirals into an all-out search for a missing witness: a victim who escaped. Lorraine Page is that witness. Against her will she is drawn into the investigation, and forced to face her past and her overwhelming guilt…
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Review (of the audiobook)
The action starts quickly with the death of an innocent child and this leads to the swift down-spiralling of our protagonist's life.
There aren't too many characters, all with distinctive (non-similar – the only two with the same letter were Lorraine and Lyle) names and a mixture of likeable and unlikeable characters. Despite her faults, I liked Lorraine and the woman who looked after her and became her sidekick, Rosie.
Just as you think the case is solved, we find there's more to it than expected and Lorraine's investigations deepen which lead to her having a career so we know she's going to be OK.
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Tuesday, December 13, 2011
Cinelli Pista
Tom writes in, "Picked this up off a mate who works as a removalist, he was pretty much given the bike and I bought it off him. Came with steel 650b rims laced to a rear record hub and front first gen dura ace, got rid of them pretty quickly and replaced with 32/40 record(pre stamped) laced to gold fiamme rims.
Just waiting on the new rear sprocket, some rubber and a replacement head tube badge.
Other parts are:
cinelli #1 stem/#14 bars
first gen record pista cranks/bb
25 tooth campagnolo chainring
record headset
the coventry chain
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christophe cages
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Not sure if I want to sell it or do a full restoration.
It's mid 60's is as far as I know from the hubs that were on it.
Serial number is 7782".
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Barber odds: Power favorite, de Silvestro longest shot
Apr 4, 2013, 7:00 PM EDT
Oddsmakers in Las Vegas have picked an obvious favorite for this week's IZOD IndyCar Series race at Barber Motorsports Park (Sunday, 3 p.m. EST, NBC Sports Network). But they've made an odd choice for the field's long shot.
Will Power, who seeks his third straight Barber win, is going off at 7/4 odds. That's no surprise.
But at the other end of the spectrum, Simona de Silvestro (right) is the last rated driver in the field with 60/1 odds of winning. I'm not sure the oddsmakers took notice of her performance in St. Petersburg when she qualified third and finished sixth in her first race with KV Racing Technology and a Chevrolet engine.
Four drivers (Sebastien Bourdais, Alex Tagliani, EJ Viso and Charlie Kimball) are at 50/1.
The Lotus engine that saddled de Silvestro, Bourdais and Tagliani is, like last year's race, consigned to history. And lest we forget Bourdais put in Lotus' best race of the year at Barber a year ago, qualifying 17th and finishing an incredible ninth with a car down an estimated 50 horsepower to Chevrolet and Honda.
The field is 12/1 (JR Hildebrand, Sebastian Saavedra, James Jakes, Ana Beatriz, Ed Carpenter, Tristan Vautier and Josef Newgarden) as those seven drivers were not given individual odds. AJ Allmendinger, making his open-wheel return, also goes off at 12-1.
Another good bet – as hinted Wednesday here on MotorSports Talk – is Marco Andretti, who's had some success at Barber in the past and rolls off at 40/1.
- burm61 - Apr 4, 2013 at 7:34 PM
What are AJ's odds?
- Tony DiZinno - Apr 4, 2013 at 9:04 PM
12-1. I just updated the post. Author oversight! The full field is included in the hyperlink at the beginning of the post.
- drylake - Apr 4, 2013 at 8:45 PM
Boy. Money on Simona is tempting. When she learns how to manage her tires, look out.
- burm61 - Apr 4, 2013 at 10:09 PM
I'll take Hinchcliffe for the repeat but I hope AJ impresses. I like the guy and hope he has alot of positive build up heading into Indy.
- Terry Boyd - Apr 5, 2013 at 10:29 AM
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What the odds makers think is irrelevant when it comes to racing. Today (04/05/2013) begins practice, and if it's anything like what happened at St. Petersburg 2 weeks ago, we may have a better idea of how those odds will be changing. Powers was favored for St. Petersburg too, but we all know how that ended!
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Famine ("Top Model" contestants), pestilence (heiresses), lawlessness (Lindsay Lohan, Amanda Bynes, Lindsay Lohan, Amanda Bynes, Lindsay Lohan, Lindsay Lohan), the signs have all been right in front of our tabloid TV watching faces but only "The Soup" has truly seen it. Now, the show that brings you the best of the worst TV clips of the week, will be celebrating the highlights in pop culture that have led to 12/21/12's end of the world. In addition to naming our very own four horse-men of the Apocalypse, Joel will be placing the most damning evidence of how humanity engineered its own demise into a time capsule to be shot in to space, so when aliens discover our solar system they will know we were here, know how we blew it and maybe get a good scare when they see Brigitte Neilson.
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Court's ruling in SCSD2 lawsuit will have lasting impactsJuly 25, 2014
Staff at The Sheridan Press cannot believe 4th Judicial District Court Judge William Edelman's decision regarding the newspaper's lawsuit with Sheridan County School District 2. We felt our case was solid. The school district had been discussing a potential $45 million multi-purpose recreational facility for months. They had worked with consultants to gather market data, Read More
Despite semantics, decision regarding chief of staff demands public inputJuly 23, 2014
The recent promotion of Police Chief Richard Adriaens to city chief of staff has left many Sheridan residents scratching their heads. When did this happen? The decision wasn't talked about in public meetings, nor was it advertised. Typically, in the past, the city of Sheridan has advertised high level positions — police chief, fire chief, Read More
Planning to vote? Attend candidate forums to educate yourself firstJuly 18, 2014
The Sheridan WYO Rodeo, in all its glory, has passed. Summer farmers markets, festivals and camping opportunities are in full swing. Our community is full of tourists and entertaining attractions. But two events with a lasting impact will bear down on us in no time — the primary and general elections. The primary, set for Read More
Gov. Matt Mead merits another termJuly 16, 2014
We don't do it very often, so when The Sheridan Press endorses a candidate for office, you know it isn't a half-hearted nod. Gov. Matt Mead has fought tirelessly for Wyoming coal efforts. In June, he spent a couple of days in Washington visiting with local officials in an effort to boost the chances of Read More
When is a $45 million project not a project? When SCSD#2 spins itJuly 11, 2014
We had hoped the hearing before 4th Judicial District Court Judge William Edelman last week would have revealed more on the school district's thinking when they held closed meetings to discuss a proposed $45 million multipurpose recreation facility. We were disappointed. Sheridan County School District 2 attorney Kendal Hoopes simply reiterated the district administration's same Read More
Vacant mayor seat; who is the fairest of them all?July 9, 2014
The Sheridan City Council will accept Sheridan Mayor Dave Kinskey's resignation Thursday and consider its options for his replacement — which are limited to the six council members currently in office according to state statute. The situation seems much like choosing from the dwarfs highlighted in the classic Disney tale of Snow White. They may Read More
Pathways a community benefit; connections need better planningJuly 4, 2014
City of Sheridan officials often boast about the community's parks and pathways. They are, in fact, something to brag about. The pathways stretch for miles, allowing for recreationists including joggers, bicyclists and others to traverse the city while avoiding the major roads. But, it seems, as pathways go in, connections are sometimes an afterthought. Either Read More
Reminding public officials for whom they workJuly 2, 2014
Wyomingites like to take matters into their own hands. They want a say in the policies that affect them and want those who do wrong to be held accountable. For these reasons, Wyoming residents would have applauded an Illinois watchdog group last week when it placed an entire park district board under citizen arrest. According Read More
Schiffer's will be hard shoes to fillJune 25, 2014
Not everyone is willing to dedicate their life to serving others. Many, in fact, flinch at the concept. Serving others can take you away from family, friends and community events that promise fun and laughter. It requires selfless action, honed listening skills and a keen sense of awareness regarding what issues are most important to Read More
Many events to attend next weekend, be sure to include Relay for LifeJune 13, 2014
Next weekend will be a big one in Sheridan. Yes, I know it is the weekend of Big Horn Country USA. Brantley Gilbert, Lady Antebellum, Big & Rich, Thomas Rhett, Joe Nichols and other famous artists will be in town. But, there is another event in town that is sure to be fun, entertaining and Read More
Not bad, but local graduation rates still need workMay 21, 2014
Each of the schools in Sheridan County will celebrate graduation this weekend and those students who earn their diplomas deserve respect and praise. Many will go on to college or trade schools, others will enter the workforce immediately. But in the 2010-2011 school year, according to the Wyoming Department of Education, Sheridan County School Districts Read More
Lottery retailer applications open Wednesday, many will benefitMay 16, 2014
Feeling lucky? While some Wyoming residents likely don't care that lottery tickets will go on sale in the state for the first time later this summer, others are rubbing their lucky rabbit's foot, searching for four leaf clovers and collecting as much good luck as they can. It wasn't an easy fight to get this Read More
Support our young entrepreneurs this summerMay 14, 2014
It is time we take our "Shop Sheridan" motto one step further. This summer, let's support our young — very young — entrepreneurs. There is any number of ways for teenagers to make a couple of bucks this summer — dog walking, lawn mowing, babysitting, lemonade stands and dog poop scooping are just a few. Read More
Women less likely to seek public office; let's change thatMay 7, 2014
While approximately 50 percent of the Sheridan County population is female, only about one-third of the elected offices in Sheridan County are held by women. Why? Some would argue that women simply aren't as interested in politics or taking on such public leadership positions. Others would say that it is just too hard for women Read More
Optional One-Cent Sales Tax best spent with service organizationsMay 2, 2014
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Celebrate the good, you'll inspire moreApril 25, 2014
This week was one of recognition. Community members from various walks of life gathered, not once, but at least three times to honor our strengths over the last few days. On Thursday, volunteers and athletes kicked off the 2014 Special Olympics. They recognized that disabilities don't mean the end to a life with a celebration Read More
Changing community signals need for city administratorApril 18, 2014
Most of Wyoming's larger communities — Gillette, Riverton, Cody, Casper and Laramie — now have a city administrator or manager on staff. Cheyenne and Sheridan are the only major communities without one. In 2007, Sheridan's City Council approved the hiring of a city administrator only to have the action challenged by the community in a Read More
SCSD2 hubris serves no oneApril 11, 2014
Sheridan County School District 2 Superintendent Craig Dougherty reassured The Press in February that the district's administration and staff always have and always will return media phone calls seeking information. Yet, The Sheridan Press received notice from the district's attorney that — per district policy that has been in place for years, but never enforced Read More
Natural gas pipeline a good move for Tongue River ValleyApril 4, 2014
Several months ago, officials from Dayton, Ranchester and Sheridan County School District 1 took steps to bring a cheaper energy option to the Tongue River Valley. They've formed a joint powers board and applied for grant and loan funding from the State Loan and Investment Board. Bravo. Bringing natural gas to the valley will provide Read More
Legislature needs to let the State Board of Education do its jobMarch 28, 2014
The 11 members of the Wyoming Board of Education have a mission. They are to "set policy that will create educational systems in Wyoing that cultivate a mind for a student who will live in a world where rapid change will be the norm and the ability to adapt will be critical." It is a Read More
No excuses for boredom this summerMarch 21, 2014
Spring is in the air. Temperatures are rising — albeit slowly — and the hours of daylight are growing. Sure, we're just about guaranteed to have at least a couple more spring snow storms, but thoughts are already wandering to family vacations, activities for kids and events like the Sheridan-Wyo-Rodeo. Some area residents can be Read More
Schools should not be in business of community centersMarch 19, 2014
In the last year, Sheridan County School Districts 1 and 2 have each considered the possibility of funding community center's for students and residents of all ages. Early in 2013, SCSD1 representatives submitted plans to the county for a community center near Big Horn. They pitched the project as a location for activities, classrooms and Read More
City, county officials need to do their duty — sit down, find a solutionMarch 5, 2014
Elected officials from the city and county need to sit down at a table and hash out their differences. Last week, the county publicly released a letter written to the Sheridan City Council indicating the mayor had asked for a meeting with a couple of county commissioners for the purpose of "clearing the air" on Read More
Bringing energy development to Sheridan, why wait?February 28, 2014
In the West, most community leaders and government officials become enthusiastic over the prospect of more energy development coming to their area. After all, more development means more tax revenue and a stronger economy. In Sheridan, the community and the leaders in economic development were abuzz when a coal mine on this side of the Read More
Time to ante up — Reliable local air service vital to local economyFebruary 19, 2014
There's a sense that if you travel in and out of Sheridan via business or leisure — via the Sheridan County Airport – that Great Lakes Aviation is on its final approach here. That with what little service there is, it is undependable. The Sheridan Press in its Jan. 28 edition published a story about Read More


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CS Students: Don't let someone else eat your lunchFriday, June 5th, 2015
Disney recently outsourced an IT department with 250 positions to overseas workers—but first, they required the people who would lose their jobs to train their replacements. Amazing.
For now, I'll leave the ethical and economic discussions to someone else. What I want you to take away from this, Computer Science student, is this question: how are you equipping yourself to create value in the workplace?
Students, this is not meant to discourage you, but to make you aware of the changing landscape in the IT field. Highly motivated people like you, some studying twice as hard as you, many willing to work for much less than you, are looking forward to the opportunity to eat your lunch.
What are you going to do about it?
Any position that can be reduced to a commodity-level responsibility is likely to change dramatically by the time you graduate with your degree. Offshoring used to be limited to labor-intensive jobs, but now (thanks to technology) it's expanding to "thinking" jobs as well. These are the jobs you're preparing for.
So, how should you respond? Learn to create value and solve problems. Be extraordinary. Whenever management makes the decision to keep or let go of personnel, they always consider the value that person brings to the organization. Since people with Computer Science degrees are plentiful, it's going to take more than just a diploma and a high GPA to succeed. It's all about working for your employer, customer, or client to create value that goes beyond your job description.
How will you prepare yourself to think critically, create value, and solve problems?
So much for starting a job productively (or sanely)Wednesday, June 3rd, 2015
I would expect this in a job listing for a juggler at a circus, not for a desk job. This is a position for a knowledge worker—someone who "thinks" for a living.
Thinking to create value requires concentration. Concentration requires focus. Both require minimizing distraction both from internal sources (e.g. multitasking) and external (interruptions, distractions). That's just how the mind works most effectively.
In my personal knowledge and information management (PKIM) seminars and workshops, I teach that focus is what you shut in and concentration is what you shut out. These are essentials skills and powerful tools for any worker.
So why would you set up a work environment that makes these things more difficult?
I realize that the HR person who wrote (and misspelled) that description was probably only trying to cover themselves, but I see this all too often. It still makes me wonder: when will leadership and management get the fact that it takes concentration to create value?
CS Students: Think of yourselves as problem solversFriday, May 29th, 2015
Here's an example of a potentially big change on the horizon: IBM Watson, a cognitive computer that draws conclusions based on semantic context of meaning (rather than rigid logic tables). It's not a solution to every problem, but it's a novel approach: click here to watch the 8-minute breakdown.
If it's not Watson, it will be something else. The tools of computer science never stay the same for long.
What does this mean for you?
Thinking of yourself as a "programmer" is like a carpenter calling himself a "saw-user" or "hammerer." The saw and hammer are only the tools he uses: what he does is solve problems.
It's the same for you: because of your training, programming is one tool in your toolkit that you can use to solve problems. In the same way, Watson's purpose is to augment decision-making (i.e. problem solving) capabilities. It's another tool in the 21st-century toolkit.
I teach a Technology for Business Decision-Making course that covers topics like this. I teach those students how knowledge and method are used in conjunction with technology to solve problems. These three things -- knowledge, method, and technology -- are all crucial in every field. The tools don't make the techie.
My vision for Computer Science majors is that you would all start thinking of yourselves as problem solvers. I would encourage you to keep up with current methods and tools for problem solving in your field. Your field is changing rapidly, and you need to be ready for it -- beyond the diploma.
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How IBM Verse works (based on their marketing video)Wednesday, May 20th, 2015
IBM Verse is a new-fashioned email/social/collaboration/analytics tool that's being touted as the answer to the world's problems with information overwhelm. Although their marketing is slick, I've seen little that suggests that Verse is built to enable personal productivity and knowledge work.
Read more on my business blog, Notes on Productivity.
My girls' first and last day of schoolThursday, May 7th, 2015
. . . and this week I drove them to their last day of school.
I'm very proud of them and all that they have accomplished. It's been a privilege for Kathy and me to home school our daughters and watch them grow into the lovely women they have become. It's been a delight to watch them the past four years as they have grown and matured further at The Master's College. While this chapter of their academic studies has come to an end, I know that they are life-long learners and their education will never be complete.
Best Practices for Robotics Competitions, Work, and Life in GeneralWednesday, May 6th, 2015
I also get to experience this same thing with students in my Intro to Robotics course. This course isn't just a bunch of computer science geeks doing geeky things: I use it to prepare my students to work well, both in their personal and professional lives, by teaching them essential life skills.
I know teaching life skills through robotics sounds far-fetched, so I'm going to prove it below.
In this course, one of the exercises I teach is the After-Action Review. This consists of five questions:
1. What was supposed to happen?
2. What actually happened?
3. Why did it happen?
4. What did we learn?
5. How can we do better next time?
On Monday, as I lead them through an After-Action Review, I wrote the answers to the final question on the board (as you can see on the left). The action under review was the students' preparation for their final in-class competition (which involved designing and building a robot in teams), but the answers they came up with also translate to work and life in general.
Note that these are not in order of importance or priority. They're all lessons learned. Here's what my students had to sayplus applies to best practices for life:
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The Final Robot Competition — well done, students!Tuesday, May 5th, 2015
Last night, the students in my CS328 Intro to Robotics course competed in their final robotics competition for the semester. They had to work in teams to design, build, and program robots to perform complicated tasks in a limited amount of time, and I'm very proud of what they've accomplished.
After the students presented summaries of their final papers, we set up for the more nerve-wracking part of the class. Each team was scored in four areas:
- How well their robot was designed and constructed
- How well their robot performed
- Ingenuity and problem-solving
- Gracious professionalism on the part of the team members, including teamwork and sportsmanship
Each team's robot competed twice and was ranked based on their higher score. In the end, two teams tied with a score of 1,800 (out of 2,000 points possible), so a final tiebreaker was held.
In my book, all the teams did well. It's much harder than it looks to design a strategy to match the tasks, design and build a robot for the purpose, and program the robot to accomplish that strategy. Getting their robots to complete this competition was a major test of skill for my students, so I say well done, class! It's been my pleasure to teach each and every one of you, and I look forward to doing so again.
Here are some photos showing the class and competition (click for larger images):
Team 6 sends their robot on a mission
The competition underway
A close call by the judge
The teams with their robots
My students successfully designed and programmed their robots to operate devices, handle objects, and navigate obstacles. After the students programmed the bots and pressed the "start" button, the machines were completely on their own — no direct control of any kind from the competitors. Well done, students!
More on Robotics at The Master's College:
- Two of my students master the Towers of Hanoi with a robot
- When was the last time your students asked to stay in class longer?
- Let these students convince you to take Intro to Robotics with me


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BUFFALO, NY - NOVEMBER 06: Head coach Lindy Ruff of the Buffalo Sabres looks on during the game against the Philadelphia Flyers at HSBC Arena on November 6, 2009 in Buffalo, New York. (Photo by Rick Stewart/Getty Images)
BOSTON — Many thought Thursday night's Bruins-Sabres game would begin with some fireworks and controversy. However, it was what happened in the game's final seconds that have some people talking. Sabres head coach Lindy Ruff called a timeout with just 13.6 seconds to play and his team leading 7-4. Ruff defended the move by saying he didn't like having Lane MacDermid, a noted fighter, lined up against one of his own skill guys. So, he called timeout and changed things up, which involved sending John Scott over the bench to keep the peace, so to speak. That didn't go over with at least one Bruins player. "Yeah, [Ruff] wants to be a big shot, and that's not the best play to do," Brad Marchand said. "That's pretty disrespectful. If he wants to be like that, that's fine. We just have to move on." Bruins coach Claude Julien was a little less agitated with the move, but just as confused. "I don't know. I don't know why he took it. I really don't know. He's entitled to it, so you just play along with it. He might have thought something was gonna happen, which wasn't. But that's probably for him to answer. I don't know."
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President Barack Obama talked briefly about the Iran nuclear deal and said "give peace a chance." Via the pool report:
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SIDOMULYO, Indonesia (AP) — The ash and debris that Indonesia's Mount Kelud blasted from its belly brought death and misery, and disrupted international air traffic. But for many of the millions of people cleaning up in the wake of the explosive eruption, it was also a money earner and a shot of life for their crops.
"This is a blessing of the disaster," said Imam Choiri, a farmer who was scraping up the ash from the road to use as fertilizer on his small vegetable plot a few kilometers from the crater of the rumbling mountain. Choiri said locals believe the ash helps drive away pests from crops.
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Army troops enforced a ban on people returning to houses within 10 kilometers (6 miles) of the volcano, but many people sneaked back to check on livestock and clean up. Authorities were finding it hard to prevent people from returning, given the money farmers stand to lose by staying away, and said about 56,000 people remained in 89 shelters.
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"We have so much work to do, including running and hiding from security officers," said his wife, Dinayah. Like many Indonesians, both go by a single name.
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San Antonio Spurs star Kawhi Leonard will likely return within two weeks from a hand injury, league sources told Yahoo Sports.
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LAKELAND, FL - FEBRUARY 21: (EDITOR'S NOTE: IMAGES HAVE BEEN DIGITALLY DESATURATED) Manager, Jim Leyland #10 of the Detroit Tigers poses for a portrait during Photo Day on February 21, 2009 at Joker Marchant Stadium in Lakeland, Florida. (Photo by Nick Laham/Getty Images)
The Detroit Tigers' starting pitchers have yet to allow a run, though manager Jim Leyland would probably like to see his next one go a little deeper. A day after Detroit's maligned bullpen blew a lead, Rick Porcello hopes to avoid a similar fate and help the Tigers win Thursday's series finale against the Minnesota Twins at Target Field. Detroit starters Justin Verlander and Anibal Sanchez each threw five scoreless innings in the first two games of this series, giving up a combined five hits and striking out 12. Leyland wanted to limit their pitch counts to begin the season and each had surpassed 90 through five, causing him to turn to a relief corps widely considered to be the Tigers' biggest weakness. That certainly seemed to be the case Wednesday. With Detroit leading 2-0, Darin Downs allowed a run in the seventh. Joaquin Benoit worked a scoreless eighth but walked the leadoff hitter in the ninth, then Phil Coke gave up a single and a two-run double to Eduardo Escobar as the T...
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