#Express-Bot
The express bot, built by Dave Parker from NXTprograms, is a simple driving chassis that can be enhanced with a diverse range of attachments, making the robot easy to personalise. The bot is designed solely for the 9797 Education kit, however it can be built (providing a few spare parts) with the NXT 2.0 and 1.0 kit. For educators, this robot is a great way to introduce your class to the field of programming, and provides an opportunity for students to create and design the program themselves. Students will also love the sense of independence this robot gives them.
The Express-Bot driving base can be built in under 15 minutes, and building instructions are provided in various different formats designed with teachers, coaches, and educators in mind.
#Instructions Available here!
Visit http://nxtprograms.com/ for more great projects by Dave Parker!
#HiTechnic Projects
HiTechnic is a brand of LEGO certified third party sensors that takes the realm of programming to incredible new levels. The sensors are 100% compatible with the NXT and the user-friendly LabView programmer. HiTechnic also offers programming blocks for a variety of other programming platforms for those of you who prefer a bit more sophistication.
The HiTechnic colour sensor V2, which is able to recognise a diverse range of colours, as opposed to the limited range of other colour sensors in the past
With HiTechnic products you can create extremely advanced robots that can, to name some examples, read the weather, interact with Power Functions motors, balance like a segway, and robots that replicate the precise movement of your hands!
Interested in checking the range of HiTechnic sensors available? Check out the links below
Purchase HiTechnic sensors via the official store
Alternatively, you can also purchase them via the official LEGO website
Shop@Home LEGO store
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In the New Testament, there is no numeral percentual associated with how generous one should be with their income, as opposed to the Old Testament taxation system – ‘tithing’, Jewish law where one was obligated to set aside 10% of their income or other possessions inherited (Leviticus 27:32). Whether or not a follower practices modern day tithing is often a result on their belief on the validity of Mosaic Law in modern day times. Either way, both Testaments are united by the recurring theme of being a generous giver.
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The Wilderness of Sin (מִדְבַּר סִין), not to be confused with The Wilderness of Sinai (the Israelites next destination after Rephidim), is geographically located along the Sinai Peninsula near the Red Sea, east of the Wilderness of Shur, lying between Elim and Sinai, which is separated by the Sinai Mountain Range. The Wilderness of Sin is most prominently known as the location where Yaweh introduced the Sabbath to the Hebrews, which was done during the provision of manna and quail.
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This ‘Massah’ is not to be confused with the vicintiy near Rephidim, in Qadesh-Barneʿa (קָדֵשׁ בַּרְנֵעַ) of the same name. Rather, this Massah is a name Moses actually gave to Rephidim, the full name being Rephidim Massah and Meribah. Massah מסה meaning ‘test’, and Meribah מְרִיבָה meaning ‘quarrel’, which reiterates the hostile attitude the Israelites displayed towards Moses for there being no water.
And all the congregation of the children of Israel journeyed from The Wilderness of Sin, after their journeys, according to the commandment of the LORD, and pitched in Rephidim: and there was no water for the people to drink.
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Despite the mainstream depiction of Mary travelling to Bethlehem on a donkey, there is no explicit mention of this transport in the scriptural canon that supports this.
Rather, The Protoevangelium of James, which is not included in the New Testament canon, was the first to popularise the idea of Mary riding on a Donkey.
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