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 # Blog on event
 
 I still saw some cool things that impressed me, despite having already been to a couple in the past. Every club was impressive as always, though I still think the best parts of N@TM are the music program performances. Its too bad there were not any this time but I still had fun looking at other club's creations. I think I was most impressed by pottery because its so disconnected from anything i've ever done before. 3d animation and photography are things i've seen and even worked a bit in before, but I have never touched upon physical art like pottery or drawings before.
 
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 I was pretty intrigued by the ML team with stock ai. I think James was on the team but I thought the Machine Learning was cool and was very ambitious. I respect their project quite a lot and I think they could have been the most technically impressive project there.