[Lvas] Compliments to the LVAS

Rob scopegeek at gmail.com
Thu Jun 4 21:59:36 PDT 2009


Thanks for the kind words regarding the LVAS website, Roger.  It's still 
a work in progress.  I'm trying to decide how to make discussion forums 
available to further increase our "Observer's Challenge" discussions as 
well as other topics without requiring folks to have user names and 
passwords for the website.  I may not be able to do that because 
Spammers love to hit open discussion forums with their garbage 
postings.  Anyway, it's nice to know others are giving us a look and are 
somewhat impressed.

Most of the work on the Observer's Challenge is yours and Fred's.  I 
just take what you two provide me and format it with the sketches and 
photos/images to make it presentable on the website with only minor 
editing of the text.  Thanks to both you and Fred.

Thanks again for your contributions.

Rob


roger ivester wrote:
>
> LVAS all,
>  
> I received an e-mail from Jim Lamm, president of the Charlotte Amateur 
> Astronomy Club. The organization was founded in 1954 and has several 
> hundred members. They also have their own personal observatory with a 
> very large equatorially mounted telescope.
>  
> Jim said that he was going to bring up the LVAS website at their 
> next meeting.
>  
> Purpose: Jim just wanted it to be known that he and others were very 
> impressed with the LVAS website, and the new post on the observers 
> challenge. The Virgo Diamond, and the Leo galaxy group. There seems to 
> be much interest in the upcoming M-13 and the propeller also.
>  
> This is the third e-mail that I have received today, complimenting the 
> work and efforts of the LVAS.
>  
> I would also like to say that Jim Mullaney has been reading the latest 
> post on the observers challenge by president Rob. He was one of the 
> three e-mails, and wanted  it to be known that he was very impressed 
> with the quality of the work being done. 
>  
> Just thought that everyone would like to know that there are a lot 
> of serious observers and astronomers looking at the LVAS website.
>  
> Roger Ivester
>  

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