We intellectually lost one group member. Succumbed to all the confusion our assignment entailed, Our disputed leader whom was proficient in computer hardware, Proclaimed that the cadet was lost because he knew almost nothing of the technology. We started well enough, we were well versed in what we had to do, and easily located the hardware components. We felt at ease as we then removed the components. Our tasks were done efficiently and swiftly, then we reassembled the said components according to HAAS specifications. We managed as a group to rise triumphantly up and finish ahead of enemy forces. We felt both accomplished and knowledgeable at the end, and now are confident on the material we covered. We had our troubles, and almost obliterated our group due a members miscalculation. But in the end, we rose up, and successfully completed our mission......first, if only we knew what perils we would soon face.
We did less than perfect work today, We attempted to initialize the HAAS specified programs on our DELL, after hours of utter turmoil, and help from the captain HAAS, we were doomed to utter failure, we were so sure of ourselves the day before, failure was NOT an option! We decided to wait until a later date and resume, though other enemy forces were closing in, we still felt capable of accomplishing our mission. So never fear, we will rise up, and we will be triumphant.
We felt a feeling of both pride and confidence today, as we accomplished our mission, and started successfully! Our DELL responded well, and we truly were dominant in all we did! The DELL was uploaded with software to HAAS specifications, running on the name UBUNTU, the DELL is now up and fully operational for the tasks at hand. The end of this three days of peril, torment, and rejoice, we managed to: