Date: 2019 July 01 UTC
Observers: Pogge, Vallely (on-site)
TO: David Gonzalez
SA: Dave Thompson (remote from home)

Moon phase: 
Basically New Moon (2% illumination)

Summary:
Mostly bad weather night, but got some science observations in near
the end of the night through moderate cirrus.

Calibrations:
Standard star feige110

Completed Programs:
OSU_dwarf - asassn17dj

Details (All times UT):
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02:30 - Configured for LBC so that we can go after some OSU_monitor
	targets early in the night. Tons of clouds overhead, so we'll
	see if that plan actually pans out.

05:00 - Seeing a few stars on the all-sky now, but not clear enough
	to try opening the dome yet.

08:00 - Now configured for MODS. Going to give it a shot. The sky is
	partially clear, but definitely still clouds floating around.

09:00 - Beginning science observations of asassn17dj. There's some cirrus,
	but we could see the target well enough in the acquisition shots.
	Seeing is about 1.1".

10:10 - Now moving to standard star Feige 110. Comparable ~1.1" seeing.

10:30 - Pretty much to twilight, no sensible targets to go after.
	Gonna call it a night.