[vsnet-obs 1744] New on the CV Home Page

[Tonny Vanmunster <tvanmuns@innet.be>]

Dear Colleagues,

Several new pages have been added to the Cataclysmic Variables Home Page 
(http://vsnet.cv.psi.edu) since our first announcement two weeks ago. The new
material is listed below. Feel free to explorate the Home Page, and to send
us your comments. We try to make the contents as attractive as possible for
everybody, but YOUR suggestions are needed if you want to keep it alive.
Special thanks to all friends who already send us material. 
And please ... be a little patient for the 'Profiles of Active Amateurs' page :
a lot of interesting stuff has been received, and we are now trying to 
compile it ...

Regards,
Tonny Vanmunster

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New additions :

Chart of SX LMi (= CBS 31), a CV recently discovered as UGSU object
Book Review : 'Cataclysmic Variable Stars' (Brian Warner)
Chart of PG1104+022 (= Leo1), a possible CV which deserves much closer
monitoring.
Chart of CI Gem, a dwarf nova with only very few observed outbursts
Chart of NS Per, a suspected TOAD and CVAP object
Chart of the CVAP object WY Tri, a poorly studied suspected TOAD
Lightcurve of the V1028 Cyg superoutburst of July/August 1995.
Lightcurve of the V1251 Cyg outburst of December 1994.
CVC 74 : outbursts of IP Peg, FS Aur a/o
Eclipse predictions for IP Pegasi
A description of Variable Star Alert Networks 
Participation in an IUE observing program on SS Cyg 
Lightcurve of the GO Com outburst of July/August 1995
Lightcurve of the AL Com outburst of April 1995
Chart and background information on S10932, a suspected eclipsing
UGSU-type dwarf nova
A description of the Recurrent Objects Programme 
The full listing of the Recurrent Objects Programme
The latest Recurrent Objects Newsletter

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