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In this month's issue you'll find:<BR>
1) Les Nagy making the case for using Forums, and a quick note about AstyroCATS from Andy Blanchard.<BR>
2) A good article from MMark Pickett about "Stargazer" Steve Dodson, who will be at AstroCATS.<BR>
3) A couple of pages of great pictures from last months thin moon and conjunction...should give you a good idea about how to take striking pictures without massive amounts of equipment!<BR>
4) Chris Talpas provides another book review in his Librarians Report.<BR>
5) Some pictures provided by Ed Mizzi from the February meeting.<BR>
6) A calendar of astronomical, and Centre, events coming up in the next month. Please note that April 4th comes after March 3rd, unlike the calendar! The lunar eclipse that day still occurs, though!<BR>
7) Finally, check out the pictures on the front and back covers by Les Nagy and Scott Barrie, respectively. <BR>
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Please accept my apologies for it being late, and I hope you enjoy reading it.<BR>
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Finally, please note that I'd like any submissions to be sent to me by Friday, March 27th, although I'll happily take pictures until Monday, March 30th.<BR>
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Thanks,<BR>
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Roger Hill<BR>
Orbit Editor<BR>
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