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So before I read all 250 pages of the Canada Center tutorial, are all sections worth it? I'm willing to read the whole thing, don't get me wrong, but only if it'll all be at least potentially worthwhile. Also if I go through the Canada one do i need to go through the NASA one too? I read the whole ...

Its best to add mass at the very end, or you can cut the arch in the middle more.

I actually got third in my region with a ridiculously high score, like something in the 350s. It wasn't that all the cars were terrible, it was just that there were curved grooves in the floor that sent nearly everyones car into the wall just off the track.

I believe if you go to the menu in the lower right corner, under style there is bonds. That shows the entire molecular structure. Its easiest to make sense of if you use the trace scheme for the backbone (under style and then scheme).

I loved Road Scholar when I was in B division, and this sound like Road Scholar on steroids. I would love to do this as well.

I modeled the zinc fingers, the DNA, and plan on modeling the sidechains on the helices that interact with the DNA. I just made little sidechains and wired them to the mini-toober. For the notecard, you just explain what creative additions you modeled and why they matter to the protein's function.

On an invitational Crave the Wave test, there was a question about why someone would want to do do a mass spectrometer analysis (I think that is what it was, it was a long time ago). Neither me or my partner knew, so we put: because you are a nerd with too much time on your hands! When we got the te...

I am using some red 40 lb fishing line. It hasn't stretched or broke on me yet, and is really easy to see. I am using a wingnut brake, but haven't quite finished it yet. If you're using wooden dowels, you could tie the string to the axle. When the car comes back, the string will wind up the axle the...

Ethan Frome is the most boring book I have ever read. Ethan loves his wifes cousin, and they want to run away together, but they don't, and instead try to commit suicide together by sledding into a tree. They survive and both end up crippled.

The only formulas I can think of are ones to determine vegetation, such as NDVI (Normalized Difference Vegetation Index ) or EVI (enhanced vegetation index), but those aren't too terribly important. If you're new to this event, I would recommend concentrating more on the types of remote sensing tech...