Date: 2019 Dec 19 UTC
Observers: Phillips, Vallely, Wood
TO: Steve Allanson
SA: D. Thompson

Moon phase: Wanning Gibbous

Summary:

6263006
Calibrations:
Dual Grating Standard Feige 110
Dual Grating Standard G191B2B
RV standard J06344388

Completed Programs: 
OSU_ASASSN/ASASSN19acc
OSU_ASASSN/J05215658
OSU_ASASSN/ZTF19abvgxrq
UM_V392/v392per
OSU_LIGOEM/AT2019wxt
OSU_ASASSN/J063923
ND_paloma/paloma
UVa_FRAGN/J0832
UVa_FRAGN/J0751
OSU_STORM/mrk142

Details (All times UT):
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00:30 - Getting things set up, planning to start
	with a standard star.

01:15 - Done with Feige 110 in dual grating, now
	going after ASASSN-19acc.

01:30 - Started ASASSN-19acc observations, looks
	like there's a small amount of cirrus overhead.

02:00 - Now going for J05215658.

02:30 - Finished previous target, going to ZTF19abvgxrq.
	Still light cirrus visible on the all

04:00 - Had to call Mark Wagner to get scripts for UM_V392,
	since they weren't in the OBs directory, but he replied
	promptly so it wasn't a big issue. Now going for that
	target.

05:00 - Moving to the potential GW-associated event 
	triggered earlier today, AT 2019wxt.

06:15 - Finished the LIGO target, now getting the 
	standard star G191B2B.

06:50 - Starting observations of J063923.

07:15 - Moving to RV standard J06344388 and unwinding
	the rotator.

07:50 - Moving to ND_paloma CV target. 
	The 3rd image on mods2 may be compromised because
	there was a second bright star near the chosen guide
	star, which caused the guide software to jump between
	the two during the exposure. This only occured once
	during the observation, so even if that image is 
	compromised the others should be fine.

10:45 - Hoping to get some UVA targets done.
	Starting with J0832. Had an echelle rip
	on MODS1 at the end, so we took one extra
	set of exposures to compensate.

11:30 - Now moving to J0751. A bit of clouds showed up
	as the exposure progressed.

12:10 - Attempted to go to J0800, but it got pretty cloudy.
	Going to try OSU_Storm/Mrk 142 instead. Clouds
	lightened up a bit during the back half of the
	observation.