<strong>Your Name:</strong> Cliff Taylor and Dana Lutenegger

<strong>Today’s Date: </strong>20 February 2009

<strong>Day(s) worked or described: </strong>Wednesday Friday

<strong>Total hours for week: </strong>6

<strong>The School: </strong>Enrico Fermi

<strong>Kind of Work: </strong>Computer Maintenance

<strong>Main Report or Narrative:</strong>

This week was fairly slow.  Many of the problems that were plaguing us for the first six weeks of the quarter seem to have subsided. 

On Wednesday, Dr. Sanders' computer was said to have been running slow.  We fixed this PCs sloth with the running of a CHKDSK and a defragmentation, and that seem to have aided us in our ever present task to provide the school with efficient machines.

Afterwards, Dana and I returned to the friendly confines of Room 219 in order to begin the time consumptuous journey which is Ghosting.  We have an excess allotment of Dells from a distant epoch...the 90s.  We took the only functioning specimen, retrieved an image and left, knowing more onerous tasks lied ahead.

On Friday, our wont for the weekend was ever increasing, but we were aware our duties must be fulfilled before we retreated to our dorms to take naps and drink orange juice.  We, in a foolish attempt to work with the dusty remnants in the innermost crevasses of our minds, thought we could setup the internet connection with all the network information we thought was so safely stored in our heads.  Alas, we failed.  After checking the network connections on our trusty G-mail accounts, we once again claimed success.  Minor though it may be, victories of the human spirit should never be underestimated in value. 

During all of this commotion, we were able to ghost several of the Dells with the image we had so ardently retrieved the 48 hours our former.  We then, during the setup of this beasts, found the graphics to be similar to that of Minoan painting on the walls of caves in Greece.  We already have our next task at hand: Successfully download the graphics drivers.