<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2010/4/23 [2010/4/19]

<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> M W F

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

<strong>The School: </strong>Mollison<em>
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<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech General, Lab Supervision

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

The strange issue that I had mentioned in the previous post has now *un*resolved itself. I took the entire power supply apart, but I didn't really know what to look for. I thought maybe I could help it if I gave it some room to breathe and wiggled the parts here and there, but no luck. I think it's broked in some irreperable way.

Also, Mrs. Dean has YET to order the RAM I keep bugging her about. At this point, I feel pretty bad asking, but we really need it if they want to continue to use ST Math at the school, let alone anything that requires memory &gt;256 MB. She says that she's waiting on some budget things, which is understandable, but equally annoying.

I fixed a couple printers here and there, and tried to make Kronos work a bit easier on Ms. Otikiti's computer.

But, the most exciting thing is that I intend to probably teach a little computer music production seminar/class-esque sort of thing to a small group of middle schoolers (problem with selection, being fair, etc.). Mrs. Kenan and a lot of the teachers, as far as I can tell, really like the idea, and it would be my dream come true. I will probably start off with the beasics and then ask them to come up with something that I can record with them. Not sure about the logistics or size of this project yet, but it could potentially be really cool.

<strong>Currently Listening To: </strong>Nada