Just a note: I'll likely be (and likely Armor and others as well) in the wind tunnel lab pretty much all weekend (as usual) including Monday. I'd like anyone remotely interested in any of the projects I sent out emails about earlier this week to come by at some point, preferably 2PM. If you can't make it at that time, please stop by at some point to connect. I'm planning on getting everyone moving on those ASAP. As a reminder those were: Fusebox for ground control batteries Ground Control Software It's fine if you don't have any experience necessary for the projects; stop by anyway. We can get you up to speed but you'll really need to be interested in learning it and learning it fast. If you're an electronics member who I got a project from me (specifically the guys doing the tank drain model code) I really need you to stop in at some point. The stuff we talked about at the meeting is pretty mission critical at this juncture and I need to get that straightened out. If you'd like to just stop by and see what I/we am/are doing feel free! The door will be open though you might have to call/text me to get into the ME building (682)556-2929, or you could enter through Photonics. My two rocket groups (Salty Water and Team Rocket), figure out when you're going to be building and come find me before you start please! Drew Kelley Boston University Computer Engineering '14 Chief Project Engineer ANDESITE Satellite Program Vice Director Rocket Propulsion Group http://www.burocket.org