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Daniela says:
are truly EVERYWHERE cameras in China. I've been wondering, why is not in my room. The Chinese do as well as no hel outside. Wherever there is a black light is a camera. At the airport there were at least a 3m ². Also in the hall, in hosting the World Cup, there are many cameras. Of course, that also in the shuttle buses that we always drive from the hotel to the World Cup Hall.
Today, the "set-up" was.
We had our interview and our presentation (which aim to ensure that the teams themselves have built and programmed robots).
My PC has crashed (because we had a short time and I could not power ....) RobotC (the programming environment) will not boot at first is fine, but now again.
We sit with Two other German teams at the table. Unfortunately it is very narrow. We have only just 4 small wooden school desks that are safe for some Chinese primary schools and exactly 4 chairs (for 6 people of course).
(forget batteries) After a few more complications we could finally start all auzuprobieren. We have noticed after a time that the coil is kaput by a kicker. We are now building the robot in another kicker, which I hope does not go kaput so fast.
Tomorrow we have our first games and the opponents are not to bad now.
among young Chinese and Taiwanese, unfortunately, we notice again that the main Parents program. Most of the children only play with the robots.
Before the team area is also a nice sign that says something like: "only subscribers are defined in the subjects' (family () and carers () have () stay out!). The rule is followed, unfortunately, hardly a team.
In our league (ie, primary 2-2) take part in a total of 29 teams, 22 of which come from Asia and 24 are from the 29 into the second round.
Janosh and Raphael have already had enough of Chinese or Asian. We'll see how long it takes for me (Ben is already used to).
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But e-mails is also allowed in China.
Daniela says:
are truly EVERYWHERE cameras in China. I've been wondering, why is not in my room. The Chinese do as well as no hel outside. Wherever there is a black light is a camera. At the airport there were at least a 3m ². Also in the hall, in hosting the World Cup, there are many cameras. Of course, that also in the shuttle buses that we always drive from the hotel to the World Cup Hall.
Today, the "set-up" was.
We had our interview and our presentation (which aim to ensure that the teams themselves have built and programmed robots).
My PC has crashed (because we had a short time and I could not power ....) RobotC (the programming environment) will not boot at first is fine, but now again.
We sit with Two other German teams at the table. Unfortunately it is very narrow. We have only just 4 small wooden school desks that are safe for some Chinese primary schools and exactly 4 chairs (for 6 people of course).
(forget batteries) After a few more complications we could finally start all auzuprobieren. We have noticed after a time that the coil is kaput by a kicker. We are now building the robot in another kicker, which I hope does not go kaput so fast.
Tomorrow we have our first games and the opponents are not to bad now.
among young Chinese and Taiwanese, unfortunately, we notice again that the main Parents program. Most of the children only play with the robots.
Before the team area is also a nice sign that says something like: "only subscribers are defined in the subjects' (family () and carers () have () stay out!). The rule is followed, unfortunately, hardly a team.
In our league (ie, primary 2-2) take part in a total of 29 teams, 22 of which come from Asia and 24 are from the 29 into the second round.
Janosh and Raphael have already had enough of Chinese or Asian. We'll see how long it takes for me (Ben is already used to).
first A high-rise next to the next
second in Shanghai Ordinary Einaufsstraße in Shanghai
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