Interesting...
Thursday, December 08, 2011
previewed path
In Stellarium, I previewed the path of the International Space Station for December 10th.
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- relaxing finish
- foggy domes
- the social aspect
- the last survey?
- challenging drive
- headed to the CAO
- arranged parking
- demo'ed db
- ordered heaters for GBO
- second leg begins
- reworked database
- in his hands
- couch installed
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- doing what it's supposed to do
- helped John out
- farmable calc
- they took his money
- mini calendar formatting improved
- implemented analytics
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- grey foam order
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- NXW431 ordered
- ran Stellarium class
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- a scathingly brilliant plan
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- learning the refractor
- John liked the No stickers
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- shared ISS-Moon crossing details
- accolades on ST3 presentation
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- busy night
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- delivered SkyTools 3 demo
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- the first 2012 SkyNews
- Kepler-22b in the zone
- made ST3 handout
- problems in Opera
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- touched up Paul's 'scope
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