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- the entire series
- released the final Stellarium mount control video
- on deck for April TSTM
- saw shadows (Bradford)
- vicarious
- posted suggested Feb '21 doubles
- received SkyNews with my first full contribution
- shared comments
- next DDO Up In The Sky
- the interconnections
- holy terminal
- updated DS info
- uplifted
- taught again
- picked up the latest SkyNews
- tried NGC 4725 again
- tried Whale and Crowbar again
- uploaded video 5 - the big one!
- scuttled
- saw Adrian on the CBC
- reviewed an article
- helped at virtual star party
- shared part 4 video
- heard of the landing
- imaged Wolf 359 for 2021 (Halifax)
- lookin' cloudy
- helped at speaker night event
- corrected video 4
- released part 3
- a decent meeting
- found sound
- good to reconnect
- attended rehearsal
- another member tried
- converted another
- topped up another SLA
- watched the Framing The Future webinar
- struggled with software
- important day
- signed up for AAVSO talk
- attended Kingston meeting
- learned of Aline occultation
- recovered a SLA battery
- loaded the level 3
- spotted a double log entry
- UAE reaches Mars
- sent out a quiz
- released video 2 of 6
- attended the first meeting
- toasty
- controlled a focuser
- heard she liked the question
- launched Stellarium mount connection video series
- another double query
- finished post
- forwarded a question
- off the hook
- warned of beta
- wrong one
- helped a Regina member
- updated the new team
- helped with software view
- surprised
- helped CAO chair
- met more volunteers
- re-packed DDO landscape
- phoned the chief
- caught up with Tony
- talked to a new volunteer
- I'm in!
- explained directions
- sharing overload
- moved files from personal account
- always more complicated
- an amazing shot
- feeling some joy
- reacted
- pitched multiple wx tools
- registered a viewer
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- sucked in
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- shuffled Stellarium stuff
- added a tether
- checked the prognostication
- discovery
- connected to the mount!
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