Wednesday, December 19, 2012
visit gift
Followed up with someone local to the CAO, someone in the Blue Mountains area, who would like to provide a "visit" as a Christmas gift. What a lovely idea!
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- not looking good
- CSC wrong
- delivered red lights
- puny parking pass problem
- referred Denis to membership team
- seeing looked bad (Union)
- sent notice to membership
- tree in space
- researched the 4495C
- merry spacemas!
- viewed some doubles (Union)
- The End: cancelled
- Orion above the pyramid
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- bestest pal
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- first 2013 SkyNews arrived
- he found mit-gloves
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- clear but...
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- visit gift
- generated 2011 stats
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- software at OSC upgraded
- watched TMA-07M launch
- recent locations clunky
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- SkyTools raffle a success
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- another brilliant image
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- announced raffle
- Jim was curious
- fantastic image by Manuel
- declined his offer
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- registered first person
- Orion finder fixed (Toronto)
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- more data needed with small 'scopes
- Phil followed up with UK visitor
- to find another way
- welcome desk accolade
- HPD RASC TC
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