08/01/2015,13:43:26,jennifermckinnon,testing
08/01/2015,15:32:25,kelleyelliott,Hi Everyone - the first ROV dive of the  Hohonu Moana Expedition has been moved to Sunday, August 2nd. The Navy  is conducting weapons testing in the vicinity of the first ROV dive site  and has closed off a large area for the next few days. We will head  directly to the second planned ROV dive site for the cruise (East Necker  Seamount), and have to head far enough out of the way to get there that  we will only have a few hours to spare before Sunday's ROV dive  (starting about 8am HST). We'll spend those few hours filling gaps in  nearby mapping coverage. 
08/01/2015,15:33:19,kelleyelliott,The ship is slated to leave the dock at 0900 this morning to start Leg 2 of this Expedition. Chris Kelley will send around the draft ROV dive plan for Leg 2 later today, along with info on joining the first science planning  teleconference to review and refine the plan.
08/01/2015,15:37:32,kelleyelliott,Note that draft ROV Dive site maps, XYZ files, and Fledermaus scenes are available on the FTP Site and accessible from: ftp://noaasrs1.gso.uri.edu/OkeanosCruises/EX1504L2/UPLOAD/Draft_ROV_DivePlans
08/01/2015,15:38:44,kelleyelliott,You will need your Collaboration Tools account username and password to access the site. Visit: http://oceanexplorer.noaa.gov/okeanos/collaboration-tools/ftp/welcome.html for more information
08/01/2015,20:25:38,kelleyelliott,test
08/01/2015,20:59:01,briankennedy,test
08/01/2015,23:28:29,kelleyelliott,Update: the first ROV dive of the Hohonu Moana Expedition has been  moved to Sunday, August 2nd. The Navy is conducting weapons testing in  the vicinity of the first ROV dive site and has closed off a large area  for the next few days. We will head directly to the second planned ROV  dive site for the cruise (East Necker Seamount), and have to head far  enough out of the way to get there that we will only have a few hours to  spare before Sunday's ROV dive (starting about 8am HST). We'll spend  those few hours filling gaps in nearby mapping coverage. 
08/01/2015,23:30:56,kelleyelliott,Today at 3pm HST, we will have science planning call to review, discuss and refine the ROV dive plan for East Necker Seamount. Join us for the science meeting by dialing into the Expedition Teleconference Line: 1-866-617-5860, passcode: 1233796 and tuning into the live video feeds online: http://oceanexplorer.noaa.gov/okeanos/media/exstream/exstream-full-res.html  We will stream a Fledermaus display screen to shroe and discuss the data shown just like during a regular webinar.