As expert coders, we are here to win. Now, you may ask, why? We, as a team, have noble cooperation within the entire team and a high passion for what we do. We tend to joke around with each other; however, this does not stop what we can achieve. We, as a team, spent a long time cooperating together to find out what each other appreciated and to ensure we could get the most out of our capabilities as 7th graders. Not only this, our team has spent continuous hours for the purpose of this competition, as we are persistent in satisfying our minds. Conclusively, we will apply full diligence to cooperate desirably to make others feel together, using this to our advantage to be motivated to practice and obtain triumph! If we are passionate, we can succeed easier, as Michael Jordan once said how "[He] missed more than 9000 shots in my career. [He] lost almost 300 games, 26 times, [He] been trusted to take the game winning shot and missed. [He] failed over and over again in [his] life. And this is why [he] succeed." Please do not feel ashamed for not voting for us to win this competition; you will not be hated on by us, as we respect everyone's opinions. 

As a whole group, we decided to have fun and not be so stressed over this competition. This is what makes our cooperation more significant than our actual performance in the activities. We know how negative thoughts and negative words from peers can be one of the major causes of low performance. Stress should not be the one who overtakes expert codes. As Andrew Bernstein once said, "The truth is that stress doesn't come from your boss, your kids, your spouse, traffic jams, health challenges, or other circumstances. It comes from your thoughts about your circumstances." People may seem paranoid about losing, but as mentioned before, our team is here to have a blissful time together. To bring matters to a close, our team will remain throughout the competition and will not show aggravations to others due to a vanquish! Matshona Dhilwayo once said, "The strong overcome their opponents, the mighty crush them, the shrewd outwit them, the cowardly hide from them, but the enlightened transcend them."

Enough with the cooperation; let's get into the way our team prepared for the semi-finals of the Hackathon at Cunningham! Our team has dedicated many hours to preparing this website and will allocate even more to practicing what they have to become experts in. Maeva has had superb knowledge of drones since not only 7th grade but also 6th, and she continues to practice by going to the library during her well-earned lunch period just to earn what it takes to succeed in this hackathon. Sumaita has dedicated her weekends and weekdays to learning Python, sacrificing what it takes just to earn her team the maximum amount of points for her capabilities. Lastly, yet importantly, Anabella has dedicated her 6th grade to doing JavaScript during technology classes two times a week and will continue practicing for her team to succeed and, of course, earn the highest amount of points for her capabilities. To draw the final curtain, our team as a whole has put in a considerable amount of devotion to be able to conquer triumph easier! As Bobby Knight once said, "The key is not the will to win; everybody has that. It is the will to prepare to win that is important."