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Nautilus

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a study in momentum

1/26/2015

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Since the holidays things have REALLY picked up.  The sub team seems to have picked up momentum, to realize this project is real, that major deadlines are coming up quickly.  Every Friday night we've been meeting at the Knights of Columbus Hall --Thank you, JFK Council!--and working through our project plans, making decisions and breaking up into sub-system teams to make sure we're covering all the details.  One of the choices we had to make was whether the pilot would be prone or recumbent.  Shown in the photos above, Mrs. Gerstman works with our table-sized volunteer to show the pros and cons of each position.  Our final decision: prone.
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