Thank you Rick!

Consider yourself a member of the "Observatory Committee"!

Anybody else?

Ted

What a great job on the Fan Mountain report, Ted! Great pictures, too!
I would like to be involved in that project, if there's still room.
In addition, I would love to go up there in the late spring or early
summer.
Let me know if I can do some "foot work" for this, as my schedule can
be fairly flexable.

Ted
Iwould love to help. I work weekend nights so any help needed during
the week I would be glad to do.
Keep me posted.
Mat

Ted,
Just read the info on the web site about fan mountain. Would like to
be included in the spring/summer outing if I'm not on call. I'm
willing to help out in any way I can but am severely limited by my
schedule.Sounds great.Maybe we can find a planet or two as a project.
Let me see..bbaaupiter?
Joe Piotrowski
--- In backbayastro@..., twforte@a... wrote:

Thank you Rick!

Consider yourself a member of the "Observatory Committee"!

Anybody else?

Ted

In a message dated 2/15/03 2:22:25 PM Eastern Standard Time,
2bookworms@c... writes:

<< What a great job on the Fan Mountain report, Ted! Great

pictures, too!

I would like to be involved in that project, if there's still

room.

In addition, I would love to go up there in the late spring or

early

summer.
Let me know if I can do some "foot work" for this, as my schedule

can

be fairly flexable.
>>

In a message dated 2/15/03 11:31:31 PM Eastern Standard Time,
joepiotrowski@... writes:

<< Maybe we can find a planet or two as a project.
Let me see..bbaaupiter? >>

I like it!

Seriously, thanks, Joe and Mat. Dr Sagaldo has promised to keep me well
apprised of developments on the project and I will pass information along via
this list, the newsletter and the BBAA website. There isn't much to do yet,
they are 10 months away from the funding proposal to NSF and at least 18
months away from any concrete approvals I would guess. We should just remain
guardedly optimistic for now.

Ted