Date: 2019 Jun 29 UTC
Observers: Pogge, Vallely (on-site)
TO: David Gonzalez
SA: Dave Thompson (remote from home)

Moon phase: 
Waning crescent (~13% illumination)

Summary:
Bad weather for most of the night, used this for MDOS cals.
Was able to salvage some science with good sky near the
end of the night.

Calibrations:
All of the MODS calibrations.
grpixflats, grlamps, slitflats_jun19, bias21, bias3K

Completed Programs: 
OSU_dwarf - asassn18bq

Details (All times UT):
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02:00 - Not looking good. Lots of clouds above, and rain
	visible out in the valley.

02:40 - Definitely not opening right away, so taking some cals.

04:00 - We note it is now raining rather heavily. Carrying on
	with our calibration scripts.

05:25 - Rain has stopped. Still cloudy though. Done with MODS cals.

07:00 - About to give it a shot and open up. Hoping to get v1432.
	Having issues with cloud cover at start, bright star for
        initial collimation lost to cloud. Hoping to wait
	them out and still observe this target.

08:15 - Clouds didn't cooperate, heavy overcast right on top of
        Aquilla, and by the time it started to clear and we could
        open up again, the window for observing v1432 passed.

08:20 - Now moving to try to hit asassn18bq after opening and
        checking zero-points and collimation.

08:35 - Easily acquired main target for asassn18bq. Seeing is ~0.8"
        First spectra show H-alpha, [O III], and H-beta.

10:15 - Moving on to a standard star to end the night.
	Good seeing ~0.6".