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Handshake, Eye Contact, How are you, share name, lead with strengths and examples of you using those strengths. (strengths ranked 1-10 agilities.org/)
--"Lead with your Strengths" AND your accomplishments. (Not just accomplishments as was likely the way for your parents/guardians)
--"Be Spiderman!" Set the intention to connect yourself to as many people as possible. It matters. Don't think you're not important because you're in high school. The tech mentors told the kids, "We want you to come up to us at networking events. We look forward to it." You never know what doors and opportunities one connection can open up or spark!
--"The Art of the Followup." Meeting people is great and Purposeful followup is something to lean into. Step 1: Connect! Email is fine but there's no info about you. LinkedIn has a professional impact and it has your background and accomplishments. ADD your STRENGTHS to Linkedin! (Minimum age 16 LinkedIn)
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The spiky design lead to only a small crack. The group knew about the one weak point and the egg cleverly rotated exactly to that position.
This group didn't get the egg until nearly the end of build. When they did, the design rapidly changed from a box to a trampoline.
The design group neglected to pass on to the implementation group their planned method of constructing the box. The design was clear that the tape was to be used to hold the egg in the centre. Unfortunately, the build group made the box too big so that it took all the tape to stretch across the space. The egg fell off even before release and the weakly constructed box fell apart in flight.
Margaret Hamilton (born August 17, 1936) she is a computer scientist, systems engineer who director of the Software Engineering Division of the MIT Instrumentation Laboratory, which developed on-board flight software for the Apollo space program
Networking LIVE in a real KC coworking space, Plexpod Crossroads.
Handshake, Eye Contact, How are you, share name, lead with strengths and examples of you using those strengths. (strengths ranked 1-10 agilities.org/)
--"Lead with your Strengths" AND your accomplishments. (Not just accomplishments as was likely the way for your parents/guardians)
--"Be Spiderman!" Set the intention to connect yourself to as many people as possible. It matters. Don't think you're not important because you're in high school. The tech mentors told the kids, "We want you to come up to us at networking events. We look forward to it." You never know what doors and opportunities one connection can open up or spark!
--"The Art of the Followup." Meeting people is great and Purposeful followup is something to lean into. Step 1: Connect! Email is fine but there's no info about you. LinkedIn has a professional impact and it has your background and accomplishments. ADD your STRENGTHS to Linkedin! (Minimum age 16 LinkedIn)
HireKC: High school & college Internships www.hirekc.org
KC Social Innovation Center www.kcsocialinnovation.org/
KC Digital Drive www.kcdigitaldrive.org/
Code for KC codeforkc.org/
Plexpod www.plexpod.com/locations/crossroads
DeBruce Foundation debruce.org/
DeBruce Foundation Agile Work Profiler agilities.org/awp
#maudlinmodellers 5 Dec 2018 hooking #arduino #arduinouno up to #raspberrypi #raspberrypizerow having the RPi transmit commands to the arduino to control LEDs. #makersgonnamake #maker #iot #embeddedsystems #softwareengineering #moncton #newbrunswick
Detailed instructions from the original designers didn't give the implementing team direction as to what to do when it didn't quite work. Instead of closely implementing the design 5 column straws and 1 row straw (leaving the large vulnerable gap), the group discussed changing the design to 4 and 2, but felt that they had to follow the design faithfully (and unsuccessfully).
It is somewhat fitting that the birth of CodeArt is birth-centric. There is a dual meaning at work here. Not only is this the first thing that most coders will ever put to screen, a coder-birth, if you will, but it is also a philosophical exclamation of nativity. What else would a postnatal program say upon its introduction to the world but "Hello World"?
Additionally, there is a play on the word Nascency -- defined as coming into existence -- to include the language chosen, C.
Sutter Buttes (the smallest mountain range in the World) - outside Yuba City in Northern California 2004