Dear friends: Unfortunately most of the world suffered from cloudy skies last night, just when we needed to confirm the eclipse of delta Velorum. Albert Jansen from South Africa was the only person that I know of who could observe the star. 20001031.90 1.95 Albert Jansen 20001101.85 21 Albert Jansen 20001101.90 24 Albert Jansen 20001101.95 23 Albert Jansen 20001102.00 24 Albert Jansen 20001102.05 21 Albert Jansen 20001102.10 20 Albert Jansen Albert suggests that the eclipse was shorter than predicted. However this was expected since both the beginning and the end of the eclipse are probably very difficult to detect visually. Besides the sequence is not good, so small brightness differences are difficult to detect. Anyway, his observations confirm there was an eclipse near near the predicted time and this leads us to the night of November 21st for a final confirmation of the 45.164-day period. If someone else could observe the star, please report it! Best wishes, Sebastian Otero, LIADA.