I'd love to see double shadows on Jupiter. But I don't think we're going to get a third clear night...
Everything's in the kitchen ready to go.
Monday, January 17, 2011
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- generator research
- thick cardboard
- sun ring (Blue Mountains)
- tested Rocket Hub
- sun dog (Blue Mountains)
- weather check
- Saturn, ξ UMa, and ISS at last (Blue Mountains)
- that's it that's all (Blue Mountains)
- dehumidifier frozen
- chilly
- unexpected observing (Blue Mountains)
- Iridium near Jupiter (Blue Mountains)
- broken shovel
- technically on duty
- not to worry
- nice day for snow shoeing
- received Rogers Hub
- to test the MallinCam
- webspotting 19 - CalSky
- crisp and clear (Toronto, Mississauga)
- completed TLAO lists
- volunteer group
- videos page built
- Ger likes the name
- people page updated
- no Perseid party this year
- Future Life
- porch panorama
- Todd has an Edmund
- large field explained
- strain relief
- shot the porch
- spirits
- only one
- stars identified
- mask template
- getting to know Kiwi
- can you hear me now
- upon reflection
- made an Ursa Minor image
- tune ups
- dual shadow night
- helped Herb sorta
- captured the nebula (Toronto)
- camera works (Toronto)
- mount installed and aligned
- cooling
- changed finder FOV
- finder configured
- again, tonight?
- not enough time (Toronto)
- rejuvenated heat packs
- updated prep list
- inspected binos
- oh, that's tilt!
- tripod mountable
- way back machine!
- good skies at Brick Works
- helped RASC today
- man down
- cloudy start
- climate history still available
- red film for Don
- recorded talk
- Greg gave it a thumbs-up
- that was fun (Toronto)
- solo John
- gift on door step
- via new route (Toronto)
- Kim has 'scope
- morning walk planets (Toronto)
- members observing (Toronto)
- my first shared list
- Jupiter and Moon (Toronto)
- suddenly ISS
- patched ST3
- history gone?
- not our content
- a little downtrodden
- Feb; not Jan
- uploaded monthly schedule
- uploaded expense form
- CLA adapter done
- updated ST3 for 2010 observing
- Jason and me on the web site
- nudged Steve
- Jason and me at the Council meeting
- custom cards
- built new expenses form
- font problem for Rajesh
- declined
- tested new group design
- happy perihelion
- happy to help
- locations 2010
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