De-briefing the troops...

Friday, February 8th

Today, February 8th, we all met to discuss what we had seen at the previous Saturday's Tech Informational Clinic. Matthew, Cassie, and Anisha all attended the clinic, though Ashwin was in a strangely mysteriously inexplicable state of disappearance. First, the team members that actually showed up to the clinic informed Ashwin about the trial rig, and the different detailed problems and concepts that the rig presented. We noted to Ashwin the rapid flow of the water coming out of the river and falling into the lower basin, and the conversely extremely slow flow of the water moving at the top of the river, before it reached its inevitable falling of thirty-nine feet to the river gorge. Anisha reminded us to note that the only real source of power was when the water fell down the waterfall spigot, and the water in the top channel wasn't a viable source.
As we discussed the rig, we inevitably started to brainstorm about possible ideas to solve the problem. Cassie argued for the necessity of facing the problem of power first and foremost, as she wanted to concentrate on power first, and realizing the actual mode for moving the water after power was generated by the waterfall. We decided to sleep on it, as Anisha had her face down on the table with her eyes closed during the later stages of the meeting.

Mo