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Kepler Breakout Nov 2004
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Difference between version 23 and version 22:

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- ** start with Matt's Red Spruce integration example (Shawn, Matt)
- ** then work through increasingly complex examples (e.g., Cox's biodiv data) (Shawn, Matt, others)
+ ** start with Matt's Red Spruce integration example (Shawn, Matt, Mark)
+ ** then work through increasingly complex examples (e.g., Cox's biodiv data) (Shawn, Matt, Mark, others)
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- * Finish task list for additional features that need to be completed (Matt, Bertram, Shawn)
+ * Finish task list for additional features that need to be completed (Matt, Bertram, Shawn, Mark)

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