Observers:  Michael Fausnaugh
SA:  Olga K.
TO:  Geno B.

1/2 night split with Pathfinder.  MODS + LBC, hand over ~06:55UT
Clouds have moved out, weather is clear.

Light cirrus clouds toward the end of the night

MODS
UM_N2403_star (x2)

LBC
OSU_monitor:  N2403, N4449,N3489,N4736,N4826, M101

detail (all time UT)

07:12  acquisition UM_N2403_Stars
07:21  observing UM_N2403 (seeing ~1.1)
       After checking first exposure, found
       that the blind offset did not send
       (observer's error).  Blind offset 
       and updatepointing sent
       in MODS GUI command line.
07:44  observing UM_N2403 (seeing ~1.2)
       (use data starting at mods1r.20131211.0005.fits)
08:20  observing UM_N2403 (seeing ~1.2)
08:56  running N2403_star_Ar.cal
09:01  TO said that the telescope did not stop 
       tracking, re-ran N2403_star_Ar.cal
09:05  On SA's suggestion, re-ran N2403_star_Ar.cal
       with a 0.6 arcsecond slit

09:08  Re-configuring for LBC

09:36  OSU_Monitor/N2403 co-pointing
09:52  applied AO correction manually,
       rerunning dofpia
10:01  observing N2403 (seeing ~1.1)

10:10  focus OSU_Monitor/N4449
10:16  observing N4449 (seeing ~1.0)

10:28  focus OSU_Monitor/N3489
       Had a problem with the lbcrangebal,
       looks like there is a slight offset
10:40  observing N3489 (seeing ~1.0)
       Patchy, thin cirrus clouds

11:19  focus OSU_monitor/N4736
11:26  observing N4736 (seeing ~1.1)
       More cirrus clouds, seeing is a little
       jumpy (up to 1.3)

11:42  focus OSU_monitor/N4826
11:49  observing N4826 (seeing ~1.0)
       light cirrus clouds
       loosing focus in last 2 exposures
       on blue side

12:28  Focus OSU_monitor/M101
12:34  observing M101 (seeing ~1.1)
       Last 3 exposures (on each side)
       pushed into twilight, last one is probably
       un-usable (UT ~13)