[Geysers] Specifying dates in posts

[Pat Snyder]

Sorry, Lynn and everyone.
Usually I am better about times. Long work day, dead tired when I posted.

On Tuesday, May 14, 2013, Beehive's Indicator erupted at the following times, that I noticed on the webcam:
1234 (Beehive followed at 1310, Indicator erupted for 36 minutes)
1858 splashy to about 6-8 inches, >1 min duration
1914 very weak, <1 min duration
1930 very weak, <1 min duration
1946 Slightly stronger, >1 min duration
and another reported eruption on GeyserTimes after I turned off the computer at 2034 ie. without a description of it.

Thank you!
Pat Snyder



On May 15, 2013, at 4:30 PM, Lynn Stephens wrote:

> Hi all,
>  
>    Thank you to everyone who posts information to the listserv.  And thanks to Bill for the pictures of Morning.
>  
>    One request--instead of using "today" and "yesterday," please specify the dates.  For example, the Beehive's Indicator post shows "Tue, 14 May 2013 12:49:30 - 0700" when it is included in the reply message, which is apparently the time the post was sent to the listserv.  But when I looked at it in my inbox, the time/date shows as Wed., 15 May 2013 5:06 p.m., which is apparently the time  the post was distributed to readers of the listserv.
>  
>     When I checked in the listserv archives, the time on the post also shows as "Tue, 14 May 2013 12:49:30."  But the text mentions Beehive erupted "today" at 1310.  Since the "today" eruption time for Beehive listed in the post of 1310 is after the 12:49:30 time on the post, additional potential confusion was introduced.
>  
>     Specifying the date instead of using "today" or "yesterday"  means people don't have to do additional research to determine when specific events occurred.
>    
> Thank you.
> Lynn Stephens    
>      
>    
>    
> 
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