Lunar Quarter Observation Data
                
Name:       Victor Engel                      
Location:   Austin, Texas                
Latitude:   30:21:25 N                   
Longitude:  97:43:22 W                   

Date/Time (UTC)  Observation  Weather Conditions/Comments
2002-11-12 00:30 )            Clear
           00:55 |            last naked eye observation
           01:15 )            first pinhole observation
           01:35 )            South end of terminator seems to turn opposite
           01:50 )            direction from rest of terminator
           02:00 )
           02:15 )|           close call
           02:30 )|                                                                     
           02:45 |                                                                     
           03:00 |            maybe )                                                                     
           03:15 |                                                                     
           03:30 |                                                                     
           03:45 |(           both ends of terminator seem to be ( but center looks )                                                                     
                                                                                
                                                                                
                                                                                
                                                                                
                                                                                

Instructions:
1. Create one file per event. 
2. Fill in your name, location (city, town, etc.), latitude, and longitude. I 
   found a site that provides a lookup from address data at 
   http://geocode.com/eagle.html but is restricted to US addresses and is 
   designed for evaluation of their software. Other links welcomed.
3. At each observation, note date/UTC time, your observation, and comments about 
   weather conditions, especially if they impact your ability to observe. Other
   relevant comments may go here as well.

Notes: Enter the date in YYYY-MM-DD format (Gregorian calendar). 
Enter one line per data item. Each line should have the time followed by the 
observation. Use the symbols (, |, and ) to represent the shape of the 
terminator. For example, in the northern hemisphere, a waxing first quarter 
would proceed from ) to | to (.

4. Delete the instructions section (they will remain on qreadme.txt)

5. Name your file, and upload it using http://the-light.com/cal/cgi/upload.html. 
   The naming convention shall be:

   q###iii.txt, where q is simply an initial letter to group our files together, 
   ### is the quarter number (please pad with zeroes), III is the initials of a 
   participant. Please use all lower case. The quarter numbers are as follows 
   (note that dates are purposely only approximate).

               First Quarters  Last Quarters
                               001 2002-08-30
               002 2002-09-14  003 2002-09-28
               004 2002-10-13  005 2002-10-28
               006 2002-11-12  007 2002-11-26
               008 2002-12-11  009 2002-12-26
               010 2003-01-10  011 2003-01-24
               012 2003-02-08  013 2003-02-23
               014 2003-03-10  015 2003-03-24

               etc.

6. Report the URL of your file to the group when it is very clear that the quarter
   has passed.