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- heard from AAS
- asked about the people
- sent pix and bio
- still nothing
- sent proposal
- learned of invitation
- spotted a dragonfly
- phoned the AAS
- raised a question on CN
- chopped the submission
- viewed huge sunspots
- the first post
- tried another route
- discussed Messier program
- exchanged DIY info
- shared policy info
- met with my team leads
- do we have a LMS?
- call for working group participation
- spoke on EAA in RASC
- one happy customer
- astronomy on a Framework
- welcomed by Bruce
- park staff updated
- like a TSTM
- heard from the new human
- the river
- taught Stellarium level 2 again
- she bought two
- measured the new screens
- learned about a new mini computer
- A-OK
- learned 22.1 is out
- dealt with a mailed log
- clarified an observation
- sent IT notes
- did lots of admin
- bows and moons (Bradford)
- sent fast-moving list
- delivered talk on measuring doubles
- heard from ShopAtSky, sorta
- asked about a book
- heard more certs went out
- identified elevation bug
- delivered level 3 again
- covered annoying blue LED
- accepted!
- speaking this week on doubles
- saw the Pup! (Bradford)
- incorrect magnitude?
- EAA—it's back!
- announced mobile training
- drafted an article
- learned there's no trial
- received May/Jun SkyNews
- revealed deep sky objects
- missing the virtual NEAF
- tried to understand the Plan feature
- noted the Axiom launch
- tried to help
- administered the STS
- applied for the AIR
- crafted a CV
- spotted big lithiums
- chatted with Trev
- saw his new work
- chatted with Hyde
- sent EPS file
- chatted with Tony
- suggested HDR
- received postponement notice
- checked the chipset
- received the nudge
- shout out acknowledged
- chat with prez
- chat with observer
- helped find west and north
- no response
- no reminder... yet
- noted the Bulletin for April
- heard from Jean
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