Chris Hanrahan opened the meeting at 19:31. We has to visitors: Jim and John. The treasurer's report was given with us having $4500 after recent expenses. Membership dues are due at this time for 2011. Lori Prause made a motion to have SAC spend $20 each month on cookies for the break. The motion passed. Chris thanked Dick Harshaw for getting the newsletter out. The newsletter has been rename from SACNews to Saguaro Skies. Chris announced that the board has approved fund for porta-jons at the star party. Rick Tejera was honored for editing the newsletter for the past 123 issues. Rick added the newsletter name plate to Dick Harshaw. Dick Harshaw showed off the SAC windsock for the All-AZ site (which uses an ancient airstrip). May we never see if fully extended during an observing session. AJ Crayon talked about the Messier Marathon occurring in three weeks. He referred everyone to http://saguaroastro.org for lots in additional info including our star party etiquette, the object checklist, liability release forms, and evening and morning twilight charts. AJ has been coordinating the Messier Marathon for 19 years. There were free Astronomy books available at the meeting that were diverted from a dumpster at ASU. Steve Dodder reminded us of the 50/50 raffle and that the North Rim of the Grand Canyon Star Party was all set. He also had items from an estate sale at the back of the room. Tom Polakis had images from tour he had of the Discovery Channel telescope on March 4. The tour included the telescope, the primary mirror coating facility and the USGS office. JD Maddy brought up some periodic errors with tracking from his telescope and asked the club for opinions. He also showed his find from Fry's Electronics of a red LED USB light a flex cable. Paul Lind had images from the ATM/Astro-Imaging meeting that happened the Tuesday before the meeting. Rick Rotramel had completed his new dobsonian scope. Steve Coe has his latest imaging results and info on David Fredricksen's estate sale that would take place the day after the club meeting. He showed the Eiffel Tower asterism in Canes Major. The break started at 20:32. The meetings resumes at 20:45. The Speaker for the meeting was Nate White from Lowell Observatory who talked about Occultation Expeditions and Results. The meeting ended at 21:40. There were 42 people in attendance. -Paul Dickson