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Talk:IC 2118 Current Research Activities

2007-10-24T20:33:27Z

Mtheath: /* Targets for IC2118 */

'''What do (d) and (e) refer to? Where are (a)-(c)? Are there illustrations that go here?--[[User:Weehler|Weehler]] 05:37, 3 August 2007 (PDT)'''

'''Are electrons involved in fusion?--[[User:Weehler|Weehler]] 05:48, 3 August 2007 (PDT)'''

== Meeting from 10/9/2007 at Oil City High School ==

We are going to get started monitoring our brighter T-Tauri candidates and generating light curves for them in the R and I band.

I (S. Weiser) have selecetd two targets to monitor:

SSTiau Name is 050511.5-064346, RA = 5h 5m 11.6s, DEC = -6d 43m 46.9s, Rmag = 15.3

SSTiau Name is 050517.4-063734, RA = 5h 5m 17.5s, DEC = -6d 37m 34.3s, Rmag = 16.7

Estimated exposure time - 180sec

Using http://heavens-above.com and The Sky planetarium software I've estimated we will want to be on the telescope in Perth Australia sometime between 3:00 PM and 5:00 PM EST throughout October and November. Does everyone else agree?

Using the New Mexico Sky telescope (near El Paso, Texas), we will need to be on the telescope between 6:00 AM and 7:30 AM EST. Does everyone agree?

== Meeting 10/17/07 At OCHS ==

These are the Targets I have chosen to monitor.-Nick_

SSTiau Name is 050730.1-061015, RA=05:07:30.2 DEC= -06:10:15.9

SSTiau Name is 050730.6-061059, RA=05:07:30.6 DEC= -06:10:59.7

Exposure time of 180secs, Viewing time from Oil City 2:00pm-5:00pm Est, will be using the Perth Telescope.

== Telescope Time Reserved ==

FROM Tim Spuck

Sandy, I agree with you about the times for Perth and New Mexico Skies. I've reserved the following time in Perth. We can get time on New Mexico Skies as well from the folks at NOAO. Thanks, Mr. Spuck

October 22 18:00 UT – 20:00 UT

October 23 18:00 UT – 20:00 UT

October 24 18:00 UT – 20:00 UT

October 25 18:00 UT – 20:00 UT

October 26 18:00 UT – 20:00 UT

October 27 18:00 UT – 20:00 UT

October 28 18:00 UT – 20:00 UT

October 29 18:00 UT – 20:00 UT

October 30 18:00 UT – 20:00 UT

October 31 18:00 UT – 20:00 UT

November 1 17:30 UT – 19:30 UT

November 2 17:30 UT – 19:30 UT

November 3 17:30 UT – 19:30 UT

November 4 17:30 UT – 19:30 UT

November 5 17:30 UT – 19:30 UT

November 6 17:30 UT – 19:30 UT

November 7 17:30 UT – 19:30 UT

November 8 17:30 UT – 19:30 UT

November 9 17:30 UT – 19:30 UT

November 10 17:30 UT – 19:30 UT

November 11 17:30 UT – 19:30 UT

November 12 17:30 UT – 19:30 UT

November 13 17:30 UT – 19:30 UT

November 14 17:30 UT – 19:30 UT

November 15 17:00 UT – 19:00 UT

November 16 17:00 UT – 19:00 UT

November 17 17:00 UT – 19:00 UT

November 18 17:00 UT – 19:00 UT

November 19 17:00 UT – 19:00 UT

November 20 17:00 UT – 19:00 UT

== Failed attempt ==

-Nick-
First attempt to take an image using Perth Failed Due to Weather. 10/17/07
------------------------------------

''X-Dani-''

My targets are
: 409 RA- 76.854562 5hr7min25.1sec DEC- -6.238076 -6d14m17.1s R Mag17.3
: 412 RA- 76.869411 5hr7min28.7sec DEC- -6.223835 -6d16m36.9s R Mag16.4
: 414 RA- 76.872387 5hr7min29.4sec DEC- -6.276916 -6d16m36.9s R Mag17.3

== TUTORIAL QUESTIONS ==
''X-Dani-''

1) is it giong to be interactive or informational?
a) are people going to be able to "plug in" the information and it's going to spit out a light curve?
b) is it just going to be a "follow along paper" telling them how to do it step by step?

== Perth Observing results 10/22/2007 ==

From Dani ... we tried observing T-Tauri targets using the telescope. Weather looked good at 3:32 PM EST, but telescope stated "Conditions were not sufficient for Observing". Nick K also tried earlier, but got the same results.

== Observing Results 10/23/2007 ==

FROM DANI.... Tried to image at 13:31 EST and this is what it gave me...
"Process Completed
There was a problem with the JPEG preview. See the console log for details. You can go to the logs area to look at or download the run log for this acquisition.
Current Status
RA Dec Az Alt
09:26:55 -60°00'03" 146° 27°

Run Journal/Log Output
The script failed. Reasons may include.......

1) Its daytime!!! (Perth is GMT + 8 hours)
2) The weather conditions are not sufficient for observing
3) The script was aborted by the user
4) The slew coordinates drifted below the horizon
5) The scope, camera or both are not connected
6) REQUEST ABORTED BY ACP

You can see the dome through our sky camera at .....
http://www.perthobservatory.wa.gov.au/information/po_sky_camera.html

TRY - AGAIN ..... TRY AGAIN ..... TRY AGAIN" .... this seems to happen alot. it happened to nick also when he tried to image just a few minutes before I did. is something wrong with the telescope? When I checked whether conditions it was clear and the windspeed was at 6.7, so the conditions should have been fine....... i tried again at 13:37 and it stated the same thing. pattern? okay, so it just toldme at 13:39 that the whether conditions were insuffecient or something along those lines... ''what exactly are the ideal conditions?'' [end of Dani post.]

== Perth failure ==

From Nick, today I attempted to image my targets at 13:15 est and again at 15:31est. Both times the imaging failed due to some internal problem with the Perth Telescope. I then tried at 16:20est.

From Matt H, I also attempted to image my targets at 16:00 est. At this time the imaging failed for some reason that has to do with Perth Telescope

FROMDANI... I also attempted to image and got the same results as Nick and Mattheath

== Targets for IC2118 ==

MATTHEATH... #ID SSTiaum Name RA DEC RA DEC R MAG G,S,?
269 050557.8-064232 76.490978 -6.708933 5 5 57.8 -6 42 32.2 14.6 ?
283 050608.4-063917 76.535202 -6.654822 5 6 8.4 -6 39 17.4 15.3 ?

CENTER -- RA : 5h 6m 3.4s DEC : -6d 41m 00s

SANDYWEISER....
192 050511.5-064346 76.298234 -6.72965 5 5 11.7 -6 37 34.3 16.7 S
200 050517.4-063734 76.322813 -6.626197 5 5 17.5 -6 23 8.5 16.8 ?

CENTER -- RA : 5h 5m 14.6s DEC : -6d 40m 45s

ALEXISMCCOOL...
401 050711.5-061509 76.798211 -6.252738 5 5 7 11.6 -6 15 9.9 15.1 ?
408 050723.3-061538 76.847362 -6.260664 5 7 23.4 -6 15 38.4 17.0 ?

CENTER -- RA : 5h 7m 17.6s DEC : -6d 15m 24s

DANIYEAGER...
409 050725.0-061417 76.854562 -6.238076 5 7 25.1 -6 14 17.1 17.3 S
412 050728.6-061325 76.869411 -6.22385 5 7 28.7 -6 13 25.8 16.4 S
414 050729.3-061636 76.872387 -6.276916 5 7 29.4 -6 16 36.9 17.3 S

CENTER -- RA : 5h 7m 28.7s DEC : -6d 13m 25.8s

NICKKELLEY...
415 050730.1-061015 76.8757 -6.171072 5 7 30.2 -6 10 15.9 12.2 S
416 050730.6-061059 76.87754 -6.183262 5 7 30.6 -6 10 59.7 13.5 S

CENTER -- RA : 5h 7m 44.6s DEC : -6d 9m 54.0s

CALEMCCLINTOCK...
430 050800.4-062047 77.001885 -6.346496 5 8 0.5 -6 20 47.4 17.3 S
434 050809.5-061412 77.039924 -6.236934 5 8 9.6 -6 14 13 16.8 S

CENTER -- RA : 5h 8m 5s DEC : -6d 17m 30s

Talk:IC 2118 Current Research Activities

2007-10-24T20:31:39Z

Mtheath: /* Perth failure */

'''What do (d) and (e) refer to? Where are (a)-(c)? Are there illustrations that go here?--[[User:Weehler|Weehler]] 05:37, 3 August 2007 (PDT)'''

'''Are electrons involved in fusion?--[[User:Weehler|Weehler]] 05:48, 3 August 2007 (PDT)'''

== Meeting from 10/9/2007 at Oil City High School ==

We are going to get started monitoring our brighter T-Tauri candidates and generating light curves for them in the R and I band.

I (S. Weiser) have selecetd two targets to monitor:

SSTiau Name is 050511.5-064346, RA = 5h 5m 11.6s, DEC = -6d 43m 46.9s, Rmag = 15.3

SSTiau Name is 050517.4-063734, RA = 5h 5m 17.5s, DEC = -6d 37m 34.3s, Rmag = 16.7

Estimated exposure time - 180sec

Using http://heavens-above.com and The Sky planetarium software I've estimated we will want to be on the telescope in Perth Australia sometime between 3:00 PM and 5:00 PM EST throughout October and November. Does everyone else agree?

Using the New Mexico Sky telescope (near El Paso, Texas), we will need to be on the telescope between 6:00 AM and 7:30 AM EST. Does everyone agree?

== Meeting 10/17/07 At OCHS ==

These are the Targets I have chosen to monitor.-Nick_

SSTiau Name is 050730.1-061015, RA=05:07:30.2 DEC= -06:10:15.9

SSTiau Name is 050730.6-061059, RA=05:07:30.6 DEC= -06:10:59.7

Exposure time of 180secs, Viewing time from Oil City 2:00pm-5:00pm Est, will be using the Perth Telescope.

== Telescope Time Reserved ==

FROM Tim Spuck

Sandy, I agree with you about the times for Perth and New Mexico Skies. I've reserved the following time in Perth. We can get time on New Mexico Skies as well from the folks at NOAO. Thanks, Mr. Spuck

October 22 18:00 UT – 20:00 UT

October 23 18:00 UT – 20:00 UT

October 24 18:00 UT – 20:00 UT

October 25 18:00 UT – 20:00 UT

October 26 18:00 UT – 20:00 UT

October 27 18:00 UT – 20:00 UT

October 28 18:00 UT – 20:00 UT

October 29 18:00 UT – 20:00 UT

October 30 18:00 UT – 20:00 UT

October 31 18:00 UT – 20:00 UT

November 1 17:30 UT – 19:30 UT

November 2 17:30 UT – 19:30 UT

November 3 17:30 UT – 19:30 UT

November 4 17:30 UT – 19:30 UT

November 5 17:30 UT – 19:30 UT

November 6 17:30 UT – 19:30 UT

November 7 17:30 UT – 19:30 UT

November 8 17:30 UT – 19:30 UT

November 9 17:30 UT – 19:30 UT

November 10 17:30 UT – 19:30 UT

November 11 17:30 UT – 19:30 UT

November 12 17:30 UT – 19:30 UT

November 13 17:30 UT – 19:30 UT

November 14 17:30 UT – 19:30 UT

November 15 17:00 UT – 19:00 UT

November 16 17:00 UT – 19:00 UT

November 17 17:00 UT – 19:00 UT

November 18 17:00 UT – 19:00 UT

November 19 17:00 UT – 19:00 UT

November 20 17:00 UT – 19:00 UT

== Failed attempt ==

-Nick-
First attempt to take an image using Perth Failed Due to Weather. 10/17/07
------------------------------------

''X-Dani-''

My targets are
: 409 RA- 76.854562 5hr7min25.1sec DEC- -6.238076 -6d14m17.1s R Mag17.3
: 412 RA- 76.869411 5hr7min28.7sec DEC- -6.223835 -6d16m36.9s R Mag16.4
: 414 RA- 76.872387 5hr7min29.4sec DEC- -6.276916 -6d16m36.9s R Mag17.3

== TUTORIAL QUESTIONS ==
''X-Dani-''

1) is it giong to be interactive or informational?
a) are people going to be able to "plug in" the information and it's going to spit out a light curve?
b) is it just going to be a "follow along paper" telling them how to do it step by step?

== Perth Observing results 10/22/2007 ==

From Dani ... we tried observing T-Tauri targets using the telescope. Weather looked good at 3:32 PM EST, but telescope stated "Conditions were not sufficient for Observing". Nick K also tried earlier, but got the same results.

== Observing Results 10/23/2007 ==

FROM DANI.... Tried to image at 13:31 EST and this is what it gave me...
"Process Completed
There was a problem with the JPEG preview. See the console log for details. You can go to the logs area to look at or download the run log for this acquisition.
Current Status
RA Dec Az Alt
09:26:55 -60°00'03" 146° 27°

Run Journal/Log Output
The script failed. Reasons may include.......

1) Its daytime!!! (Perth is GMT + 8 hours)
2) The weather conditions are not sufficient for observing
3) The script was aborted by the user
4) The slew coordinates drifted below the horizon
5) The scope, camera or both are not connected
6) REQUEST ABORTED BY ACP

You can see the dome through our sky camera at .....
http://www.perthobservatory.wa.gov.au/information/po_sky_camera.html

TRY - AGAIN ..... TRY AGAIN ..... TRY AGAIN" .... this seems to happen alot. it happened to nick also when he tried to image just a few minutes before I did. is something wrong with the telescope? When I checked whether conditions it was clear and the windspeed was at 6.7, so the conditions should have been fine....... i tried again at 13:37 and it stated the same thing. pattern? okay, so it just toldme at 13:39 that the whether conditions were insuffecient or something along those lines... ''what exactly are the ideal conditions?'' [end of Dani post.]

== Perth failure ==

From Nick, today I attempted to image my targets at 13:15 est and again at 15:31est. Both times the imaging failed due to some internal problem with the Perth Telescope. I then tried at 16:20est.

From Matt H, I also attempted to image my targets at 16:00 est. At this time the imaging failed for some reason that has to do with Perth Telescope

FROMDANI... I also attempted to image and got the same results as Nick and Mattheath

== Targets for IC2118 ==

MATTHEATH... #ID SSTiaum Name RA DEC RA DEC R MAG G,S,?
269 050557.8-064232 76.490978 -6.708933 5 5 57.8 -6 42 32.2 14.6 ?
283 050608.4-063917 76.535202 -6.654822 5 6 8.4 -6 39 17.4 15.3 ?

CENTER -- RA : 5h 6m 3.4s
DEC : -6d 41m 00s

SANDYWEISER....
192 050511.5-064346 76.298234 -6.72965 5 5 11.7 -6 37 34.3 16.7 S
200 050517.4-063734 76.322813 -6.626197 5 5 17.5 -6 23 8.5 16.8 ?

CENTER -- RA : 5h 5m 14.6s
DEC : -6d 40m 45s

ALEXISMCCOOL...
401 050711.5-061509 76.798211 -6.252738 5 5 7 11.6 -6 15 9.9 15.1 ?
408 050723.3-061538 76.847362 -6.260664 5 7 23.4 -6 15 38.4 17.0 ?

CENTER -- RA : 5h 7m 17.6s
DEC : -6d 15m 24s

DANIYEAGER...
409 050725.0-061417 76.854562 -6.238076 5 7 25.1 -6 14 17.1 17.3 S
412 050728.6-061325 76.869411 -6.22385 5 7 28.7 -6 13 25.8 16.4 S
414 050729.3-061636 76.872387 -6.276916 5 7 29.4 -6 16 36.9 17.3 S

CENTER -- RA : 5h 7m 28.7s
DEC : -6d 13m 25.8s

NICKKELLEY...
415 050730.1-061015 76.8757 -6.171072 5 7 30.2 -6 10 15.9 12.2 S
416 050730.6-061059 76.87754 -6.183262 5 7 30.6 -6 10 59.7 13.5 S

CENTER -- RA : 5h 7m 44.6s
DEC : -6d 9m 54.0s

CALEMCCLINTOCK...
430 050800.4-062047 77.001885 -6.346496 5 8 0.5 -6 20 47.4 17.3 S
434 050809.5-061412 77.039924 -6.236934 5 8 9.6 -6 14 13 16.8 S

CENTER -- RA : 5h 8m 5s
DEC : -6d 17m 30s

Talk:IC 2118 Current Research Activities

2007-10-24T20:30:41Z

Mtheath: Targets for IC2118

'''What do (d) and (e) refer to? Where are (a)-(c)? Are there illustrations that go here?--[[User:Weehler|Weehler]] 05:37, 3 August 2007 (PDT)'''

'''Are electrons involved in fusion?--[[User:Weehler|Weehler]] 05:48, 3 August 2007 (PDT)'''

== Meeting from 10/9/2007 at Oil City High School ==

We are going to get started monitoring our brighter T-Tauri candidates and generating light curves for them in the R and I band.

I (S. Weiser) have selecetd two targets to monitor:

SSTiau Name is 050511.5-064346, RA = 5h 5m 11.6s, DEC = -6d 43m 46.9s, Rmag = 15.3

SSTiau Name is 050517.4-063734, RA = 5h 5m 17.5s, DEC = -6d 37m 34.3s, Rmag = 16.7

Estimated exposure time - 180sec

Using http://heavens-above.com and The Sky planetarium software I've estimated we will want to be on the telescope in Perth Australia sometime between 3:00 PM and 5:00 PM EST throughout October and November. Does everyone else agree?

Using the New Mexico Sky telescope (near El Paso, Texas), we will need to be on the telescope between 6:00 AM and 7:30 AM EST. Does everyone agree?

== Meeting 10/17/07 At OCHS ==

These are the Targets I have chosen to monitor.-Nick_

SSTiau Name is 050730.1-061015, RA=05:07:30.2 DEC= -06:10:15.9

SSTiau Name is 050730.6-061059, RA=05:07:30.6 DEC= -06:10:59.7

Exposure time of 180secs, Viewing time from Oil City 2:00pm-5:00pm Est, will be using the Perth Telescope.

== Telescope Time Reserved ==

FROM Tim Spuck

Sandy, I agree with you about the times for Perth and New Mexico Skies. I've reserved the following time in Perth. We can get time on New Mexico Skies as well from the folks at NOAO. Thanks, Mr. Spuck

October 22 18:00 UT – 20:00 UT

October 23 18:00 UT – 20:00 UT

October 24 18:00 UT – 20:00 UT

October 25 18:00 UT – 20:00 UT

October 26 18:00 UT – 20:00 UT

October 27 18:00 UT – 20:00 UT

October 28 18:00 UT – 20:00 UT

October 29 18:00 UT – 20:00 UT

October 30 18:00 UT – 20:00 UT

October 31 18:00 UT – 20:00 UT

November 1 17:30 UT – 19:30 UT

November 2 17:30 UT – 19:30 UT

November 3 17:30 UT – 19:30 UT

November 4 17:30 UT – 19:30 UT

November 5 17:30 UT – 19:30 UT

November 6 17:30 UT – 19:30 UT

November 7 17:30 UT – 19:30 UT

November 8 17:30 UT – 19:30 UT

November 9 17:30 UT – 19:30 UT

November 10 17:30 UT – 19:30 UT

November 11 17:30 UT – 19:30 UT

November 12 17:30 UT – 19:30 UT

November 13 17:30 UT – 19:30 UT

November 14 17:30 UT – 19:30 UT

November 15 17:00 UT – 19:00 UT

November 16 17:00 UT – 19:00 UT

November 17 17:00 UT – 19:00 UT

November 18 17:00 UT – 19:00 UT

November 19 17:00 UT – 19:00 UT

November 20 17:00 UT – 19:00 UT

== Failed attempt ==

-Nick-
First attempt to take an image using Perth Failed Due to Weather. 10/17/07
------------------------------------

''X-Dani-''

My targets are
: 409 RA- 76.854562 5hr7min25.1sec DEC- -6.238076 -6d14m17.1s R Mag17.3
: 412 RA- 76.869411 5hr7min28.7sec DEC- -6.223835 -6d16m36.9s R Mag16.4
: 414 RA- 76.872387 5hr7min29.4sec DEC- -6.276916 -6d16m36.9s R Mag17.3

== TUTORIAL QUESTIONS ==
''X-Dani-''

1) is it giong to be interactive or informational?
a) are people going to be able to "plug in" the information and it's going to spit out a light curve?
b) is it just going to be a "follow along paper" telling them how to do it step by step?

== Perth Observing results 10/22/2007 ==

From Dani ... we tried observing T-Tauri targets using the telescope. Weather looked good at 3:32 PM EST, but telescope stated "Conditions were not sufficient for Observing". Nick K also tried earlier, but got the same results.

== Observing Results 10/23/2007 ==

FROM DANI.... Tried to image at 13:31 EST and this is what it gave me...
"Process Completed
There was a problem with the JPEG preview. See the console log for details. You can go to the logs area to look at or download the run log for this acquisition.
Current Status
RA Dec Az Alt
09:26:55 -60°00'03" 146° 27°

Run Journal/Log Output
The script failed. Reasons may include.......

1) Its daytime!!! (Perth is GMT + 8 hours)
2) The weather conditions are not sufficient for observing
3) The script was aborted by the user
4) The slew coordinates drifted below the horizon
5) The scope, camera or both are not connected
6) REQUEST ABORTED BY ACP

You can see the dome through our sky camera at .....
http://www.perthobservatory.wa.gov.au/information/po_sky_camera.html

TRY - AGAIN ..... TRY AGAIN ..... TRY AGAIN" .... this seems to happen alot. it happened to nick also when he tried to image just a few minutes before I did. is something wrong with the telescope? When I checked whether conditions it was clear and the windspeed was at 6.7, so the conditions should have been fine....... i tried again at 13:37 and it stated the same thing. pattern? okay, so it just toldme at 13:39 that the whether conditions were insuffecient or something along those lines... ''what exactly are the ideal conditions?'' [end of Dani post.]

== Perth failure ==

From Nick, today I attempted to image my targets at 13:15 est and again at 15:31est. Both times the imaging failed due to some internal problem with the Perth Telescope. I then tried at 16:20est.

From Matt H, I also attempted to image my targets at 16:00 est. At this time the imaging failed for some reason that has to do with Perth Telescope

== Targets for IC2118 ==

MATTHEATH... #ID SSTiaum Name RA DEC RA DEC R MAG G,S,?
269 050557.8-064232 76.490978 -6.708933 5 5 57.8 -6 42 32.2 14.6 ?
283 050608.4-063917 76.535202 -6.654822 5 6 8.4 -6 39 17.4 15.3 ?

CENTER -- RA : 5h 6m 3.4s
DEC : -6d 41m 00s

SANDYWEISER....
192 050511.5-064346 76.298234 -6.72965 5 5 11.7 -6 37 34.3 16.7 S
200 050517.4-063734 76.322813 -6.626197 5 5 17.5 -6 23 8.5 16.8 ?

CENTER -- RA : 5h 5m 14.6s
DEC : -6d 40m 45s

ALEXISMCCOOL...
401 050711.5-061509 76.798211 -6.252738 5 5 7 11.6 -6 15 9.9 15.1 ?
408 050723.3-061538 76.847362 -6.260664 5 7 23.4 -6 15 38.4 17.0 ?

CENTER -- RA : 5h 7m 17.6s
DEC : -6d 15m 24s

DANIYEAGER...
409 050725.0-061417 76.854562 -6.238076 5 7 25.1 -6 14 17.1 17.3 S
412 050728.6-061325 76.869411 -6.22385 5 7 28.7 -6 13 25.8 16.4 S
414 050729.3-061636 76.872387 -6.276916 5 7 29.4 -6 16 36.9 17.3 S

CENTER -- RA : 5h 7m 28.7s
DEC : -6d 13m 25.8s

NICKKELLEY...
415 050730.1-061015 76.8757 -6.171072 5 7 30.2 -6 10 15.9 12.2 S
416 050730.6-061059 76.87754 -6.183262 5 7 30.6 -6 10 59.7 13.5 S

CENTER -- RA : 5h 7m 44.6s
DEC : -6d 9m 54.0s

CALEMCCLINTOCK...
430 050800.4-062047 77.001885 -6.346496 5 8 0.5 -6 20 47.4 17.3 S
434 050809.5-061412 77.039924 -6.236934 5 8 9.6 -6 14 13 16.8 S

CENTER -- RA : 5h 8m 5s
DEC : -6d 17m 30s

Talk:IC 2118 Current Research Activities

2007-10-24T20:09:32Z

Mtheath: /* Perth failure */

'''What do (d) and (e) refer to? Where are (a)-(c)? Are there illustrations that go here?--[[User:Weehler|Weehler]] 05:37, 3 August 2007 (PDT)'''

'''Are electrons involved in fusion?--[[User:Weehler|Weehler]] 05:48, 3 August 2007 (PDT)'''

== Meeting from 10/9/2007 at Oil City High School ==

We are going to get started monitoring our brighter T-Tauri candidates and generating light curves for them in the R and I band.

I (S. Weiser) have selecetd two targets to monitor:

SSTiau Name is 050511.5-064346, RA = 5h 5m 11.6s, DEC = -6d 43m 46.9s, Rmag = 15.3

SSTiau Name is 050517.4-063734, RA = 5h 5m 17.5s, DEC = -6d 37m 34.3s, Rmag = 16.7

Estimated exposure time - 180sec

Using http://heavens-above.com and The Sky planetarium software I've estimated we will want to be on the telescope in Perth Australia sometime between 3:00 PM and 5:00 PM EST throughout October and November. Does everyone else agree?

Using the New Mexico Sky telescope (near El Paso, Texas), we will need to be on the telescope between 6:00 AM and 7:30 AM EST. Does everyone agree?

== Meeting 10/17/07 At OCHS ==

These are the Targets I have chosen to monitor.-Nick_

SSTiau Name is 050730.1-061015, RA=05:07:30.2 DEC= -06:10:15.9

SSTiau Name is 050730.6-061059, RA=05:07:30.6 DEC= -06:10:59.7

Exposure time of 180secs, Viewing time from Oil City 2:00pm-5:00pm Est, will be using the Perth Telescope.

== Telescope Time Reserved ==

FROM Tim Spuck

Sandy, I agree with you about the times for Perth and New Mexico Skies. I've reserved the following time in Perth. We can get time on New Mexico Skies as well from the folks at NOAO. Thanks, Mr. Spuck

October 22 18:00 UT – 20:00 UT

October 23 18:00 UT – 20:00 UT

October 24 18:00 UT – 20:00 UT

October 25 18:00 UT – 20:00 UT

October 26 18:00 UT – 20:00 UT

October 27 18:00 UT – 20:00 UT

October 28 18:00 UT – 20:00 UT

October 29 18:00 UT – 20:00 UT

October 30 18:00 UT – 20:00 UT

October 31 18:00 UT – 20:00 UT

November 1 17:30 UT – 19:30 UT

November 2 17:30 UT – 19:30 UT

November 3 17:30 UT – 19:30 UT

November 4 17:30 UT – 19:30 UT

November 5 17:30 UT – 19:30 UT

November 6 17:30 UT – 19:30 UT

November 7 17:30 UT – 19:30 UT

November 8 17:30 UT – 19:30 UT

November 9 17:30 UT – 19:30 UT

November 10 17:30 UT – 19:30 UT

November 11 17:30 UT – 19:30 UT

November 12 17:30 UT – 19:30 UT

November 13 17:30 UT – 19:30 UT

November 14 17:30 UT – 19:30 UT

November 15 17:00 UT – 19:00 UT

November 16 17:00 UT – 19:00 UT

November 17 17:00 UT – 19:00 UT

November 18 17:00 UT – 19:00 UT

November 19 17:00 UT – 19:00 UT

November 20 17:00 UT – 19:00 UT

== Failed attempt ==

-Nick-
First attempt to take an image using Perth Failed Due to Weather. 10/17/07
------------------------------------

''X-Dani-''

My targets are
: 409 RA- 76.854562 5hr7min25.1sec DEC- -6.238076 -6d14m17.1s R Mag17.3
: 412 RA- 76.869411 5hr7min28.7sec DEC- -6.223835 -6d16m36.9s R Mag16.4
: 414 RA- 76.872387 5hr7min29.4sec DEC- -6.276916 -6d16m36.9s R Mag17.3

== TUTORIAL QUESTIONS ==
''X-Dani-''

1) is it giong to be interactive or informational?
a) are people going to be able to "plug in" the information and it's going to spit out a light curve?
b) is it just going to be a "follow along paper" telling them how to do it step by step?

== Perth Observing results 10/22/2007 ==

From Dani ... we tried observing T-Tauri targets using the telescope. Weather looked good at 3:32 PM EST, but telescope stated "Conditions were not sufficient for Observing". Nick K also tried earlier, but got the same results.

== Observing Results 10/23/2007 ==

FROM DANI.... Tried to image at 13:31 EST and this is what it gave me...
"Process Completed
There was a problem with the JPEG preview. See the console log for details. You can go to the logs area to look at or download the run log for this acquisition.
Current Status
RA Dec Az Alt
09:26:55 -60°00'03" 146° 27°

Run Journal/Log Output
The script failed. Reasons may include.......

1) Its daytime!!! (Perth is GMT + 8 hours)
2) The weather conditions are not sufficient for observing
3) The script was aborted by the user
4) The slew coordinates drifted below the horizon
5) The scope, camera or both are not connected
6) REQUEST ABORTED BY ACP

You can see the dome through our sky camera at .....
http://www.perthobservatory.wa.gov.au/information/po_sky_camera.html

TRY - AGAIN ..... TRY AGAIN ..... TRY AGAIN" .... this seems to happen alot. it happened to nick also when he tried to image just a few minutes before I did. is something wrong with the telescope? When I checked whether conditions it was clear and the windspeed was at 6.7, so the conditions should have been fine....... i tried again at 13:37 and it stated the same thing. pattern? okay, so it just toldme at 13:39 that the whether conditions were insuffecient or something along those lines... ''what exactly are the ideal conditions?'' [end of Dani post.]

== Perth failure ==

From Nick, today I attempted to image my targets at 13:15 est and agian at 15:31est. Both times the imaging failed due to some internal problem with the Perth Telescope.

From Matt H, I also attempted to image my targets at 16:00 est. At this time the imaging failed for some reason that has to do with Perth Telescope

Talk:IC 2118 Current Research Activities

2007-10-24T20:09:16Z

Mtheath:

'''What do (d) and (e) refer to? Where are (a)-(c)? Are there illustrations that go here?--[[User:Weehler|Weehler]] 05:37, 3 August 2007 (PDT)'''

'''Are electrons involved in fusion?--[[User:Weehler|Weehler]] 05:48, 3 August 2007 (PDT)'''

== Meeting from 10/9/2007 at Oil City High School ==

We are going to get started monitoring our brighter T-Tauri candidates and generating light curves for them in the R and I band.

I (S. Weiser) have selecetd two targets to monitor:

SSTiau Name is 050511.5-064346, RA = 5h 5m 11.6s, DEC = -6d 43m 46.9s, Rmag = 15.3

SSTiau Name is 050517.4-063734, RA = 5h 5m 17.5s, DEC = -6d 37m 34.3s, Rmag = 16.7

Estimated exposure time - 180sec

Using http://heavens-above.com and The Sky planetarium software I've estimated we will want to be on the telescope in Perth Australia sometime between 3:00 PM and 5:00 PM EST throughout October and November. Does everyone else agree?

Using the New Mexico Sky telescope (near El Paso, Texas), we will need to be on the telescope between 6:00 AM and 7:30 AM EST. Does everyone agree?

== Meeting 10/17/07 At OCHS ==

These are the Targets I have chosen to monitor.-Nick_

SSTiau Name is 050730.1-061015, RA=05:07:30.2 DEC= -06:10:15.9

SSTiau Name is 050730.6-061059, RA=05:07:30.6 DEC= -06:10:59.7

Exposure time of 180secs, Viewing time from Oil City 2:00pm-5:00pm Est, will be using the Perth Telescope.

== Telescope Time Reserved ==

FROM Tim Spuck

Sandy, I agree with you about the times for Perth and New Mexico Skies. I've reserved the following time in Perth. We can get time on New Mexico Skies as well from the folks at NOAO. Thanks, Mr. Spuck

October 22 18:00 UT – 20:00 UT

October 23 18:00 UT – 20:00 UT

October 24 18:00 UT – 20:00 UT

October 25 18:00 UT – 20:00 UT

October 26 18:00 UT – 20:00 UT

October 27 18:00 UT – 20:00 UT

October 28 18:00 UT – 20:00 UT

October 29 18:00 UT – 20:00 UT

October 30 18:00 UT – 20:00 UT

October 31 18:00 UT – 20:00 UT

November 1 17:30 UT – 19:30 UT

November 2 17:30 UT – 19:30 UT

November 3 17:30 UT – 19:30 UT

November 4 17:30 UT – 19:30 UT

November 5 17:30 UT – 19:30 UT

November 6 17:30 UT – 19:30 UT

November 7 17:30 UT – 19:30 UT

November 8 17:30 UT – 19:30 UT

November 9 17:30 UT – 19:30 UT

November 10 17:30 UT – 19:30 UT

November 11 17:30 UT – 19:30 UT

November 12 17:30 UT – 19:30 UT

November 13 17:30 UT – 19:30 UT

November 14 17:30 UT – 19:30 UT

November 15 17:00 UT – 19:00 UT

November 16 17:00 UT – 19:00 UT

November 17 17:00 UT – 19:00 UT

November 18 17:00 UT – 19:00 UT

November 19 17:00 UT – 19:00 UT

November 20 17:00 UT – 19:00 UT

== Failed attempt ==

-Nick-
First attempt to take an image using Perth Failed Due to Weather. 10/17/07
------------------------------------

''X-Dani-''

My targets are
: 409 RA- 76.854562 5hr7min25.1sec DEC- -6.238076 -6d14m17.1s R Mag17.3
: 412 RA- 76.869411 5hr7min28.7sec DEC- -6.223835 -6d16m36.9s R Mag16.4
: 414 RA- 76.872387 5hr7min29.4sec DEC- -6.276916 -6d16m36.9s R Mag17.3

== TUTORIAL QUESTIONS ==
''X-Dani-''

1) is it giong to be interactive or informational?
a) are people going to be able to "plug in" the information and it's going to spit out a light curve?
b) is it just going to be a "follow along paper" telling them how to do it step by step?

== Perth Observing results 10/22/2007 ==

From Dani ... we tried observing T-Tauri targets using the telescope. Weather looked good at 3:32 PM EST, but telescope stated "Conditions were not sufficient for Observing". Nick K also tried earlier, but got the same results.

== Observing Results 10/23/2007 ==

FROM DANI.... Tried to image at 13:31 EST and this is what it gave me...
"Process Completed
There was a problem with the JPEG preview. See the console log for details. You can go to the logs area to look at or download the run log for this acquisition.
Current Status
RA Dec Az Alt
09:26:55 -60°00'03" 146° 27°

Run Journal/Log Output
The script failed. Reasons may include.......

1) Its daytime!!! (Perth is GMT + 8 hours)
2) The weather conditions are not sufficient for observing
3) The script was aborted by the user
4) The slew coordinates drifted below the horizon
5) The scope, camera or both are not connected
6) REQUEST ABORTED BY ACP

You can see the dome through our sky camera at .....
http://www.perthobservatory.wa.gov.au/information/po_sky_camera.html

TRY - AGAIN ..... TRY AGAIN ..... TRY AGAIN" .... this seems to happen alot. it happened to nick also when he tried to image just a few minutes before I did. is something wrong with the telescope? When I checked whether conditions it was clear and the windspeed was at 6.7, so the conditions should have been fine....... i tried again at 13:37 and it stated the same thing. pattern? okay, so it just toldme at 13:39 that the whether conditions were insuffecient or something along those lines... ''what exactly are the ideal conditions?'' [end of Dani post.]

== Perth failure ==

From Nick, today I attempted to image my targets at 13:15 est and agian at 15:31est. Both times the imaging failed due to some internal problem with the Perth Telescope.

== Perth failure ==

From Matt H, I also attempted to image my targets at 16:00 est. At this time the imaging failed for some reason that has to do with Perth Telescope

File:Philip III.jpg

2007-08-01T17:25:59Z

Mtheath: To create this amazing tri-color image that was made by Nick Kelley and Matt Heath here are the steps that we used. First we picked an good candidate image which in this case was M17 or the Eagle Nebula. Secondly, we searched with Leopard through Spitzer

To create this amazing tri-color image that was made by Nick Kelley and Matt Heath here are the steps that we used. First we picked an good candidate image which in this case was M17 or the Eagle Nebula. Secondly, we searched with Leopard through Spitzer data for an IRAC image of M17 at Ch1(3.6microns) and Ch4(8.0microns). Next we downloaded these images to the desktop. We then unzipped these files so we could next use them in Leopard. We opened these files with leopard and then selected "Create a 3 color image". The next step was to assign color bands to each individual wavelength. In this case we picked green for Ch1, Red for ch 4. We then opened an image from DSS POSS2Infrared and assigned the color band blue to this image. Then we cropped the image afterwards we adjusted the stretch on the colorbands to capture the most detail of the Eagle Nebula.

Talk:Main Page

2007-06-30T18:59:37Z

Mtheath: /* Proposal for Radio Observations of T-Tauri Candidates in IC2118 */

== Planning for work session June 29 and/or June 30th for Oil City Students ==

Matt, Matt, Nick, Greg, Danni, Alexis, and Sandy,

We had tentatively planned to meet to work on Spitzer stuff and get ready for California on Friday June 29 and/or Saturday June 30. We could meet at the high school something that might be a bit more relaxed is to meet here at my house near Pine City. Please make comments here at the Wiki site as to what your schedule is like and whether or not you can make a work session. Please do this ASAP so we can decide what will work.

Thanks, Mr. Spuck

Anytime on Saturday the 30th is good for me. I can not make it on the 29th because my brother is arriving from New Jersey that day. Where exactly in Pine City do you live? Could you send directions to my email? Matt H.

FROM SPUCK -
- Turn LEFT onto E 1ST ST / US-62 N. Continue to follow US-62 N. Go 2.9 miles Map

- US-62 N becomes PA-157. Go 13.5 miles Map

- Turn SLIGHT RIGHT onto PA-208. Go 3.7 miles Map

- Turn RIGHT onto MILLERSTOWN RD. Go 1.4 miles

- Gravel lane is on right hand side. Come up lane about 1000 feet.

[[Image: directions.JPG|center]]

How late into saturday are you planning to work saturday b/c i can't be there until like 1 o'clock earliest!! MATT W.

FROM SPUCK - Is there another day that works better for everyone ... for example Monday morning July 2 into MOnday afternoon??? Please let me know what your schedule is. Also, keep in mind when you make comments that this discussion page is something that can be viewed by the entire world. This is ok, because we want other teacher/student research teams to see first hand the both the good and bad of trying to conduct student teacher research. We are kind of like the "reality TV show" only on the web. :) Thanks, please respond ASAP. Mr. Spuck

I am gonna be gone from the July 1st to the 6th in Virginia. I was talking to Nick Kelley and he was saying that he can make it on the 30th anytime like me. Whatever time Matt W. can make the meeting is fine with me and Nick!! Also Greg is currently in Washington DC with a biology seminar and will not be back till July 3rd. He wanted me to fill him in with all the info he is gonna miss when he gets back. Matt H.

FROM SPUCK - Ok ... it looks like we will meet on Saturday (June 30th). Has anyone spoken to Danni or Alexis?? So where do we want to meet and what time? I'm not sure what condition my room is at the high school because of summer cleaning. I will know more tomorrow when I go up to the school. If we meet at my place, I think we should start BY 10:00 AM and plan on going till about 5:00 PM. If your parents could bring you out, then I could get you back to the Oil City area by 6:00 PM on Saturday, or they can pick you up. Let me know what you think. Matt H. ... have you been in recent contact with Nick? Why has he not posted on the Wiki? Thanks.

I have been talking to Nick about our upcoming meeting this weekend. However right now Nick is grounded and I believe he can not use the internet.(not sure totally) Also that time at your house is fine with me. Though I might have to be leaving an hour early but right now I'm not certain, I will find out tomorrow and post it up here. Also I will try to get a hold of Nick to tell him about the meeting. Matt H.

SaturdaY IS THE BEST DAy for me i work 11pm to 7am sundaye night and i work 11pm 7am monday night so that wont work

FROM SPUCK - I'll assume the comments above are from Nick Kelley. I'f wrong please let me know. I checked my room out yesterday at the high school and everything has been removed for cleaning. So I guess it is my house (see directions above). Plan on arriving between 9:30 and 10:00 AM and we will plan on stopping right around 5:00 PM. Either your parents could pick you up at 5:00 PM or I'll be going to Oil City around 6:00 PM on Saturday and I could give you a ride. If I have this correct it will be Nick at Matt H, with Matt W coming by in the afternoon. Anyone else?

Sounds right to me... Matt W.

DANI- account up and running. w00o

== Proposal for Radio Observations of T-Tauri Candidates in IC2118 ==

'''''SUPPORT INFORMATION - T-Tauri Candidates Emit Radio'''''

'''FROM MATT WALENTOSKY 6/30/2007 @ 2:30 PM - Two Abstracts Below'''

Title: Radio emission from pre-main-sequence stars
Authors: Skinner, Stephen Lee

Affiliation: AA(Colorado Univ., Boulder.)
Publication: Ph.D. Thesis Colorado Univ., Boulder.
Publication Date: 01/1992
Category: Space Radiation
Origin: STI

Abstract
This study focuses on the properties and physical origin of radio continuum emission from pre-main-sequence (PMS) stars. These are young stars, typically less than a few million years old, and are still in a phase of gravitational contraction that will ultimately be halted by the onset of hydrogen burning in their cores. First, I address the question of the origin of centimeter continuum emission in intermediate mass (approx. equal to 3-20 solar mass) PMS stars, the so-called 'Herbig Ae/Be stars'. A high-sensitivity radio survey of 57 such stars was undertaken using the Very Large Array and Australia Telescope, resulting in the detection of twelve stars. These observations provide a homogenous data base consisting of information on source sizes, radio luminosities, variability timescales, circular polarization, and spectral energy distributions in the wavelength range 2-20 cm. Using these data along with previously published spectroscopy, I conclude that centimeter radio emission from Herbig Ae/Be stars is predominantly thermal and in many cases wind-related. An unexpected result of the above program was the serendipitous detection of circularly polarized radio emission in the low mass (approx. equal to 1 solar mass) PMS star Hubble 4, a member of the class of 'weak-lined T Tauri stars' (WTTS). This provides some of the most convincing evidence to date for the existence of ordered magnetic fields in WTTS. In a second observing program, I have searched for evidence of cold (less than or equal to 50 K) circumstellar dust around WTTS, which might exist in the form of remnant disks. Of the sixteen WTTS that were observed in the wavelength range 450-1100 microns using the James Clerk Maxwell Telescope, only V836 Tau was detected. Its spectral energy distribution longward of 10 microns is consistent with that expected for a flat, axisymmetric circumstellar disk of mass approx. equal to 0.04 solar mass (= 42 Jupiter masses). This star may be a rare example of an object in which disk dispersal is underway, but not yet complete.

Title: Centimeter Radio Emission from Low-Mass Weak T Tauri Stars in Taurus-Auriga
Authors: Chiang, Eugene; Phillips, R. B.

Affiliation: AA(MIT), AB(MIT Haystack Observatory)
Publication: American Astronomical Society, 185th AAS Meeting, #48.08; Bulletin of the American Astronomical Society, Vol. 26, p.1388
Publication Date: 12/1994
Origin: AAS
Abstract Copyright:(c) 1994: American Astronomical Society

Abstract
We report on the results of a sensitive survey for lambda 3.6 cm radio emission from low-mass, weak T Tauri (WTT) stars in the Taurus-Auriga cloud complex. The target population consists of stars in the Herbig and Bell Catalog of spectral type K7 or later, and W(Hα ) <= 10 Angstroms. Of the 28 such stars surveyed using the Very Large Array down to detection thresholds of ~ 0.1 mJy, 7 (possibly 8) are observed to emit at strengths ranging from 0.1 to 2 mJy. Five of these young radio stars are newly discovered in our survey: V827 Tau and V710 Tau B are discovered to be relatively strong sources of mJy emission, while IW Tau, UX Tau B, and the possible detection LkHa 332-G1 form a new population of relatively weak emitters. Our radio survey and complementary surveys are pooled, and of 43 WTT stars K7 or later in Tau-Aur, 14 are now known to be radio emitters at lambda 6 and lambda 3.6 cm. Correlations between radio luminosity and other stellar parameters have been attempted but generally yield null results. Wide binarity (component separations in excess of 0''.13, 20 AU) appears unrelated to radio emission, as does spectral type. Furthermore, we find no convincing evidence for the extreme youth of radio stars, contrary to claims in the literature over the past decade. While we do find that radio-loud stars in our sample are formally younger than the radio-quiet stars by about 0.5 Myr, the reality of this relatively small age difference is highly suspect given uncertainties in the placement of these stars on the HR diagram. Moreover, Monte Carlo-type calculations involving distributing the stars on both the HR diagram and local CO gas density cast doubts on any differences between the radio stars and the general WTT population. We conclude that the age effect for low-mass radio WTT stars in Tau-Aur, if real, is much smaller than previous estimations by factors of 4-10. It is also possible centimeter wavelength surveys to date have still not properly described the radio luminosity function of low-mass WTT stars in Tau-Aur, and we urge future observations of these young stars with denser temporal coverage.

'''FROM SPUCK 6/30/2007 @ 2:35pm'''

I'm not sure that we will be able to use the GBT telescope in Green Bank for observations. The beamwidth at 10-15 GHz is probably too big.

Here are the specs for the GBT
Beamwidth (Table 3) Diffraction beamwidth (FWHM)
8 GHz it is 90",
20 GHz it is 36",
50 GHz it is 14"

Here are some questions from Sue Ann Heatherly at NRAO-Green Bank - One question I have is: is the resolving
power of the GBT sufficient to distinguish spatially between individual stars? Does large scale emission exist within the nebula that will confuse your results?

The VLA is probably the only instrument that can be used.

Synthesized Beamwidth (arcsec)depending on configuration
'''Nick Kelley 6/30/2007 3:00PM'''

400 cm 24.0" 80.0" 260.0" 850.0"

90 cm 6.0" 17.0" 56.0" 200.0"

20 cm 1.4 " 3.9" 12.5" 44.0"

6 cm 0.4 " 1.2""" 3.9 " 14.0 "

3.6 cm 0.24 " 0.7" 2.3 " 8.4 "

2 cm 0.14 " 0.4 " 1.2" 3.9"

1.3 cm 0.08 " 0.3" 0.9 "2.8"

0.7 cm 0.05 0.15 0.47 1

== T-Tauri/IC2118 Presentation for Astroblast 2007 ==

Oil City High School students will be presenting August 11 at the Oil Region Astronomical Observatory

== Monitoring T-Tauri Stars using the Perth Obervatory Telescope ==

Generating light curves

== Chandra X-Ray Data ==

No information for IC2118 available to date.

Talk:Main Page

2007-06-30T18:45:34Z

Mtheath: /* Proposal for Radio Observations of T-Tauri Candidates in IC2118 */

Talk:Main Page

2007-06-28T04:29:13Z

Mtheath: /* Planning for work session June 29 and/or June 30th for Oil City Students */

hey this is nick Kelley from Oil City it is going to be fun working with everybody

== Hello ==

Hey guys this is Matt Heath from Oil City. I can not wait to work with all of you guys through this wiki.

sweet

ITS matt walentosky, does this work?

== Planning for work session June 29 and/or June 30th for Oil City Students ==

Matt, Matt, Nick, Greg, Danni, Alexis, and Sandy,

We had tentatively planned to meet to work on Spitzer stuff and get ready for California on Friday June 29 and/or Saturday June 30. We could meet at the high school something that might be a bit more relaxed is to meet here at my house near Pine City. Please make comments here at the Wiki site as to what your schedule is like and whether or not you can make a work session. Please do this ASAP so we can decide what will work.

Thanks, Mr. Spuck

Anytime on Saturday the 30th is good for me. I can not make it on the 29th because my brother is arriving from New Jersey that day. Where exactly in Pine City do you live? Could you send directions to my email? Matt H.

FROM SPUCK -
- Turn LEFT onto E 1ST ST / US-62 N. Continue to follow US-62 N. Go 2.9 miles Map

- US-62 N becomes PA-157. Go 13.5 miles Map

- Turn SLIGHT RIGHT onto PA-208. Go 3.7 miles Map

- Turn RIGHT onto MILLERSTOWN RD. Go 1.4 miles

- Gravel lane is on right hand side. Come up lane about 1000 feet.

[[Image: directions.JPG|center]]

How late into saturday are you planning to work saturday b/c i can't be there until like 1 o'clock earliest!! MATT W.

FROM SPUCK - Is there another day that works better for everyone ... for example Monday morning July 2 into MOnday afternoon??? Please let me know what your schedule is. Also, keep in mind when you make comments that this discussion page is something that can be viewed by the entire world. This is ok, because we want other teacher/student research teams to see first hand the both the good and bad of trying to conduct student teacher research. We are kind of like the "reality TV show" only on the web. :) Thanks, please respond ASAP. Mr. Spuck

I am gonna be gone from the July 1st to the 6th in Virginia. I was talking to Nick Kelley and he was saying that he can make it on the 30th anytime like me. Whatever time Matt W. can make the meeting is fine with me and Nick!! Also Greg is currently in Washington DC with a biology seminar and will not be back till July 3rd. He wanted me to fill him in with all the info he is gonna miss when he gets back. Matt H.

FROM SPUCK - Ok ... it looks like we will meet on Saturday (June 30th). Has anyone spoken to Danni or Alexis?? So where do we want to meet and what time? I'm not sure what condition my room is at the high school because of summer cleaning. I will know more tomorrow when I go up to the school. If we meet at my place, I think we should start BY 10:00 AM and plan on going till about 5:00 PM. If your parents could bring you out, then I could get you back to the Oil City area by 6:00 PM on Saturday, or they can pick you up. Let me know what you think. Matt H. ... have you been in recent contact with Nick? Why has he not posted on the Wiki? Thanks.

I have been talking to Nick about our upcoming meeting this weekend. However right now Nick is grounded and I believe he can not use the internet.(not sure totally) His phone number is 676-0832 if you would like to give him a call. Also that time at your house is fine with me. Though I might have to be leaving an hour early but right now I'm not certain, I will find out tomorrow and post it up here. Also I will try to get a hold of Nick to tell him about the meeting. Matt H.

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2007-06-27T17:33:36Z

Mtheath: /* Planning for work session June 29 and/or June 30th for Oil City Students */

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2007-06-27T17:31:56Z

Mtheath: /* Planning for work session June 29 and/or June 30th for Oil City Students */

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2007-06-26T19:00:53Z

Mtheath: /* Planning for work session June 29 and/or June 30th for Oil City Students */

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2007-06-08T17:48:44Z

Mtheath: Hello