LBT OSU/RC Observing Notes
Date: 2015 May 18
Observers-- Fausnaugh, Garnavich (remote), Howk, Villanueva
SA-- Olga Kuhn (on-call)
TO-- Geno B.

Summary: Observed 5 MODS targetsand 3 standard stars.  Clear skies all
night, with a slight haze at opening, and light cirrus in the second
half of the night (non-photometric).  Seeing stayed at or just below
1.0 arcseconds for most of the night, increasing to ~1.3 arcseconds
for the last 1.5 hours.

Completed Programs: OSU_ASASSN14lp, ND_void, OSU_M101_LS4, OSU_M101_7

Observed Targets: As above, + UVa_J1222+3602AGN

Details (All times in UT.  Seeing is estimated from GCS.)
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Opened to mostly clear skies, some patchy cirrus on the horizon.

1:35--  OSU_M101 MOS calibrations

3:04--  feige66 acquisition (standard star)
3:10--  feige66 observation
	seeing: ~1.0

3:13--  12 degree twilight.  Sky is clear

3:36--  OSU_ASASSN14lp acquisition
3:54--	OSU_ASASSN14lp observation
	seeing: ~0.95

3:48-- 18 degree twilight. Sky is clear, very light haze.

4:30--  UVa_J1222+3602AGN acquisition
4:40--	UVa_J1222+3602AGN observation
	seeing: ~0.81

5:42-- ND_void acquisition
5:55-- ND_void observation
       seeing: ~1.00
       sky is clear, light haze

6:31-- hz43 acquisition (standard star)
6:39-- hz43 observation
       seeing: ~0.90
       sky is clear, light haze

6:56-- OSU_M101_LS4 acquisition (lost pointing, had to run .acq script twice)
7:14-- OSU_M101_LS4 observation
       seeing: ~0.90
       skies are clear, light haze, galactic plane is up
8:00   some light cirrus moved in

8:25-- OSU_M101_7 acquisition
8:37-- OSU_M101_7 observation
       seeing: ~1.00

9:42-- Paused script after 3 exposures to flush active optics.
9:49-- Took another thru-image to double check alignment.  Nothing has moved.
9:53-- Resumed OSU_M1017 observation
       seeing: ~1.2
       light cirrus

10:43-- 18 degree twilight.  Final exposure started 5 minutes ago,
	 letting it finish.

11:01-- Bd33 acquisition
11:10-- Bd33 observation
	seeing: ~1.00
	light cirrus