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When a rubber ball hits a surface, it compresses and deforms before returning to its original shape.
Glass is more solid and does not deform much when it strikes a surface, and most of the energy of the impact returns to the glass.
You are stronger than you think - and get energy back from "bumps" in the road.
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| Astrophysics Data for the 2020s workshop at Caltech Continue to push along BoxSkills for Brown Dog |
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| SMM - wrap up custom data input
INCORE - login plugin
- semantic service prototype
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| Gowtham Naraharisetty | INCORE - INCORE-543: Test and bug fix circular reduction factor for Hurricanes
Farmdoc - FD-100: Show selected inputs on results page
- FD-101: Show placeholder distribution and bin graphs
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| - NCSA Software activities
- MWBD proposal
- C2Metadata proposal
- Navigating Arctic proposal
- HR
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| - AGU poster and slides
- PR reviews
- Geostreams scaling (traffic and postgresql)
- HR
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| - TERRA hyperspectral extractor on 2017 small files
- TERRA plotclipper
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| - Misc
- GLTG
- IMLCZO
- Verify if other missing Flux Tower data (if so, create task and correct)
- Re-run Parsers for Flux Tower and Allerton non-Decagon
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IMLCZO-253
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Getting issue details...
STATUS
- In Review:
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| - Update anlaysis based on base analysis
- Check up simpl sqs service
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