Saturday, September 15, 2012
received speed results
Justin sent me the results of his on-site speed testing. "Not bad at all." Good!
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- a detached view
- learned a lot
- ugh
- points north
- happy skylarking
- two oppositions?
- enough amps
- checked others
- Uranus at opposition
- he wants all of it
- found USB-serial in my gear
- let's create a buzz
- blinkers needed
- been gettin' them all along
- he's gettin' it
- still time
- not getting SCOPE?
- Centre on Facebook
- Donna's OK with it
- readying for workshop
- expanded IPs
- Hallowe'en moved
- using social media
- recommended sources
- Millie shared her Almach notes
- Eric has an article
- star quiz
- TSTM Oct cancelled
- we need more power
- was 2.5; now 1.0
- in the hopper
- Haas interested in SkyTools
- more help to IT team
- notified members of work party
- dead heater - again
- testing Skype
- to Neptune
- stars, water, clouds
- updated member data
- asked for amps confirmation
- learned current rating
- asked for the rating
- daylight saving set for Mew Lake
- happy snowstice
- AAA report up
- predicting X
- 4 AAA so far
- November will be good
- more data from Geoff
- Jim showed his mosaic
- reseat please
- Bill shared AAA stuff
- limited observing (Mew Lake)
- let's use Facebook
- received speed results
- demo'ed the power tank
- group gathering
- tricked (Mew Lake)
- clear after the movie
- rained all day
- observing between clouds (Mew Lake)
- missed the arrival
- more rain
- light rain stopped
- recharged
- extra night observing (Mew Lake)
- found missing signs
- DECam online in Chile
- space for a small telescope
- not listed
- problem returned
- reseated jumpers
- fall CAO plans settled
- loaded
- puppy
- Katrina bumped up too
- discussed TPoint with supers
- requested Gemini
- things to check
- got good numbers
- learned how the antenna moved
- as best as we can get
- heard from Jesse
- joined the AG group
- moving up a day
- made it private
- shaping listserv traffic
- already in the slot
- submitted usage graph
- no splits in the 89 (Toronto)
- follow the territory
- eyes and ears
- looking away
- imaging workshop announced
- another cull
- viewing the closest stars
- cross-hairs by any other name
- red dwarves
- asked Jesse if he's the one
- submitted report to Haas
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