Observers: Kevin Croxall, Jonathon Brown
Support Astronomer: Dave A.
Telescope Operator: Steve A.

Summary
 Clouds at sunset.  Possibly breaking up.  The missing MOS masks are being
installed.  Completed remaining calibrations. Humidity finally dropped about 
1am local. However, we could only stay open long enough to collimate and
observe a standard.



Details: All times are UTC unless otherwise indicated

Configured for MODS1 

03:07 - briefly could make out jupiter on the all sky cam
        humidity not appearing friendly.

03:41 - Instrument scientist finished with various tests
        starting MODS1 calibrations
        NGC4254_f4.cal
	there is an issue with one of the slits in NGC4254_f4
	slit located at 2186,1955 has some possible debris
        will be inspected tomorrow.  These calibrations may need to be redone.
        NGC3351_f1.cal
        NGC3351_f2.cal
        NGC4321_F1.cal
        NGC4321_F2.cal
        
        as the UM_M81 program had no calibration files using the
        masks for which observations were requested, I created some
        in case those files are needed.
        UM_M81_F2.cal
        UM_M81_F3.cal

        slitflats_b: binned blue flats 

07:00 - still moderate clouds with high humidity.
	waiting for the humidity to drop so we can open.

07:25 - humidty has dropped enough opening dome.

07:36 - collimating
        seeing ~1.2"
07:40 - acquiring Hz44
07:48 - starting obs
        seeing ~1.2
        humidity rising again...

08:14 - acquiring ND_COSLLS:j1306+4351
        seeing ~1.2"
08:23 - humidity at 95% closing dome.

08:48 - humidity down... but no stars visible now.