NSV 10934 observation from Peter Nelson (Jan. 10) Dear Colleagues, We have received a new run (Jan. 10) from Peter Nelson. The amplitudes of the superhumps have decreased to ~0.2 mag. The profile has become rather complex with secondary and sometimes tertiary hump features on the declining branch from superhump maxima, although the main superhump peaks were always clear. The best period determined from Jan. 5-10 observations is 0.07486 d, indicating a further shortening of the superhump period. NSV 10934 will soon enter the late stage of the superoutburst; during this stage, some SU UMa-type stars show regrowth of superhumps, growth of late superhumps or rebrightening. The bright quiescent magnitude makes the object a good candidate to follow the post-superoutburst phenomenon in detail, too. Please keep recording NSV 10934 as long as possible! We have also received a notice of successful observations from Chris Stockdale and Tom Richards. Special thanks to all observers! Regards, Taichi Kato VSNET Collaboration team