Also, here is the correct address for the Calendar, I think . . . still learning this. http://www.google.com/calendar/render?tab=mc or go to Google Search and then look up in the left corner where it says Web Images Videos etc. until it says More with an arrow down. Click the arrow down for calendar and then search for Utah Astronomers to view the calendar. .It's a public calendar so you can see it. If you email me or respond that you want access I'll add you so you can add or modify events to make your own. Figured out relatively easily how to share the sites I have in Google Earth. Here is a link if you want to overlay the white, red, orange, yellow, green, blue, black outdated model of light pollution to Google Earth to see where your locations are. http://www.umich.edu/~lowbrows/guide/google/269838-ArtificialNightSkyBrightn... Kurt if you or anyone else wants the locations that I put into my Google Earth for the observing locations I'd be happy to email them as I don't think I can do attachments here. Someone let me know if you can get to the calendar or if I need to add your email address (doesn't have to be a gmail address to be added). Craig has been added a couple of months ago and I know he can see and add events. Jay On 2009-10-21 21:05, Jay Eads wrote:

Kurt,

I have most of the observing sites from OAS, SLAS and the BYU group on my google maps. As tech savy as I am I have never taken the time to figure out how to share a google map, though I'm sure if I spent 10 minutes I would have it figured out. My google map shows these coordinates for Pit n Pole:

40 degrees 12' 26.23" N 112 degrees 16' 04.15 W

If anyone wants to know any other perhaps I should list them out and put that together in one place.

Jay

On 2009-10-21 19:47, Canopus56 wrote:

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Jay, Great idea for using those collaborative google apps. Does anyone have a GPS reading for the location of Pit N Pole? - Kurt