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-{\huge \textbf{VERSIONNUMBER}}
 
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@@ -59,16 +58,18 @@ Students will compete in independent categories for recognition awards. These aw
 	
 \item distance through the course
  
-\item  time of completion
+\item time of completion
  
-\item  mechanical design contribution
+\item mechanical design contribution
  
-\item  code design contribution
+\item code design contribution
  
  \item build quality, adornment and animation
  
  \item Documentation award for writing and improving documentation
  
+ \item Toolmaker award for making tools used in the creation of robots
+ 
 \end{enumerate}
 
  At the end of the course will be a button, which the robot must press to have completed the course. The time through the course is measured and compared for the completion time award. Separate awards will be given for each robot to accomplish the course. If no robot accomplishes the whole course, then the robots will be scored solely on total distance through the course. 
@@ -77,7 +78,7 @@ Students will compete in independent categories for recognition awards. These aw
  
  An award for build quality, adornment and animation will be given for the care given to the aesthetics of the robot and especially the attention paid to human robot interaction. Robots that are perceived well and interact well with judges will be eligible for this award. 
  
-  Teams that share source early, and over multiple years, will be eligible for the two design awards. Teams will provide authorship of all code submitted, and will need to describe the functionality of each piece of code contributed by other teams. Each team awards percentages of thier own contributions and the contributions of other competitors. The percentages are totaled, like a ranked choice vote, to assign the winner of this years global design awards. 
+  Teams that share source early, and over multiple years, will be eligible for the two design awards. Teams will provide authorship of all code submitted, and will need to describe the functionality of each piece of code contributed by other teams. Each team awards percentages of their own contributions and the contributions of other competitors. The percentages are totaled, like a ranked choice vote, to assign the winner of this years global design awards. 
  
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@@ -130,7 +131,7 @@ Each team in the competition must perform some portion of the obstacle course to
 
 {\huge \textbf{Software}}
 
-\textbf{Competition Runtime:} The competition runtime is BowlerStudio. Student code will consist of a BowlerStudio launcher script that performs the entire course without further human interaction. The competition runtime computer will be Ubuntu LTS on x86\_64 processor with 32gb of ram. The competition station will be connected to a WiFi station. The robot will be connected to the same WIFi station.  
+\textbf{Competition Runtime:} The competition runtime is BowlerStudio. Student code will consist of a BowlerStudio launcher script that performs the entire course without further human interaction. The competition runtime computer will be Ubuntu LTS on x86\_64 processor with 32gb of ram. The competition station will be connected to a WiFi station. The robot will be connected to the same WiFi station.  
 
 \textbf{Libraries:} Code and design libraries can be kept as BowlerStudio Groovy scripts, or they my be distributed on Maven. Teams are expected to provide authorship of all libraries used within a submission.