Tuesday, September 14, 2021
the very first one
Received the first-ever fully-completed RASC Double Stars certificate application! This just made my month.
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- used the new checkers
- made another checker
- that ends well
- noted clouds (Bradford)
- showed how to use the web interface
- trained new staffer
- updated the checker
- attended a planning meeting
- another council meeting
- met with E.D.
- reviewed a draft
- sent apologies
- asked to be removed
- CAO information to review
- notified of council meeting
- switched pants
- put on socks
- did some training planning
- we got lucky
- late checkout from DDO (Richmond Hill)
- checked Teflon
- to fly the 74
- plus 10k
- not again!
- the terrifying Universe
- received October Journal notification
- taught Stellarium intermediate
- imaged STF 2146 faster (Halifax)
- posted Sep '21 doubles list
- learned of the second!
- made a new calculator
- helped Bruce and Melody
- did some math
- content for NOVA
- tried rho Ori in a small 'scope (Bradford)
- suggested peeps
- heard the reticule eyepiece arrived!
- heard of the successful test
- checked the alignment
- checked another vid
- shared a thin design
- processed trainees
- asked for a DDO account
- fielded a query about a Moon photo
- the very first one
- chatted with the chair
- rejected some members
- relayed the good news
- proofed column
- picked up Teflon
- received more silica
- Mask of Constellations
- reviewed her last observation
- in the line of fire?
- more IT support
- learned DSG history
- pitched some training
- he let me in
- learned how to script
- have you tried turning it off and on again?
- mark your calendar
- helped with Q&A
- pardon?
- returned to STF 2146 (Halifax)
- pleased she agreed
- received a list!
- imaged IK Peg for 2021 (Halifax)
- declined October TSTM
- asked for spectral information
- turned away another
- started testing ST4V
- clarified sources
- helped with Zoom/Ninja
- helped member out
- magazine for Mom
- reviewed 2 log notes
- asked about recognition
- took a call from the VP
- explained how to get a cert
- answered camp questions
- dove into the OH '22
- the pins
- reassessed my plans
- on it's way
- how to proceed
- without our knowledge
- Obs Comm update issued
- SCOPE newsletters provided
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