Dear Colleagues, An updated list of targets is enclosed below. It is also available on http://www.asu.cas.cz/~asteroid/binastphotsurvey_listoftargets20060922.txt The Brian's binary candidate (12735) requires a collaboration of a few stations to nail down its main period and to detect more attenuations. The case of (3868) Mendoza has been quite tough; Julian and Russ have caught two partial and one complex attenuation, but the asteroid's unfavorable observational conditions didn't allow others to contribute recently and no good solution could be obtained from the available data so far. Julian still plans to take more data if his weather holds. For the binary (2754) Efimov, monitoring an evolution of its mutual events with changing geometry is needed. I'll put ephemerides for the events to the binast-webtool. And there is a plenty of new targets for you who want to start a new one with two or more nights. Clear Skies, Petr Pravec Object V Dec Elo Mot Bga H q a Arc 0. Worked objects: (2754) Efimov 14.5 11 166 0.2 -46 13.5 1.71 2.23 10opp Binary, follow up observations needed to monitor evolution of mutual events. See the binast-webtool for predicted event times. (3868) Mendoza 16.7 -15 115v 0.2 -17 13.0 2.10 2.33 12opp Main period of 2.771 h well established. A couple partial and one complex attenuation caught by Julian Oey and Russ Durkee. No good solution so far, but it apparently has a long Porb. (3913) Chemin 16.4 -13 141v 0.2 -41 12.2 1.83 2.36 9opp Period of 3.41 h well established by David Higgins. One marginally suspicious deviation. (12735) 1991 VV1 16.1 7 137v 0.2 -25 13.6 1.90 2.45 9opp Serious binary candidate (B. Warner). (22321) 1991 RP 15.6 -20 149v 0.4 -54 13.7 1.80 2.42 5opp A couple or a few linked nights needed for this one. 1. New targets: (1290) Albertine 15.1 21 145^ 0.1 -40 12.5 2.00 2.37 15opp (1634) Ndola 15.9 -4 153^ 0.2 -64 13.0 1.88 2.25 16opp (1703) Barry 15.0 7 139^ 0.1 -48 12.4 1.84 2.21 16opp (2259) Sofievka 14.9 12 166^ 0.3 -50 12.6 1.87 2.29 14opp (2430) Bruce Helin 14.9 1 130^ 0.2 -46 12.2 1.86 2.36 13opp (2590) Mourao 14.9 8 172 0.2 -52 12.7 2.07 2.34 9opp (2910) Yoshkar-Ola 15.3 0 168^ 0.2 -62 13.8 1.86 2.20 9opp (3258) Somnium 15.1 0 155^ 0.2 -61 13.4 1.77 2.21 9opp (3402) Wisdom 16.1 3 172^ 0.3 -59 15.2 1.54 2.13 11opp (3773) Smithsonian 14.4 0 172^ 0.2 -62 13.3 1.77 2.17 12opp (3850) Peltier 15.9 -2 158^ 0.2 -64 13.9 1.87 2.23 9opp (4022) Nonna 15.0 8 171 0.2 -51 12.7 2.06 2.36 10opp (4080) Galinskij 15.7 17 140^ 0.1 -41 13.3 1.73 2.19 11opp (4335) Verona 15.2 9 147^ 0.1 -50 13.6 1.73 2.21 12opp (5171) Augustesen 15.6 13 165^ 0.2 -50 13.2 2.10 2.42 9opp (6021) 1991 TM 16.2 -2 162^ 0.2 -65 13.2 2.10 2.42 11opp (6244) Okamoto 15.0 7 172^ 0.3 -54 13.6 1.83 2.16 11opp (6263) 1980 PX 15.8 2 168^ 0.2 -60 14.9 1.67 2.19 8opp (6497) Yamasaki 15.8 16 154^ 0.1 -47 14.0 1.82 2.31 9opp (7825) 1991 TL1 15.8 12 154^ 0.3 -50 13.5 1.74 2.42 9opp (11131) 1996 VO30 15.1 6 173 0.2 -53 13.8 1.83 2.26 9opp (12071) Davykim 15.9 -4 168^ 0.2 -67 14.2 1.90 2.25 9opp (12081) 1998 FH115 15.4 21 147^ 0.1 -40 13.6 1.78 2.28 7opp (12784) 1995 QE3 16.3 8 165^ 0.2 -55 14.6 1.83 2.37 7opp (15415) Rika 15.5 18 157^ 0.2 -45 14.2 1.70 2.20 7opp (23260) 2000 YA34 15.4 9 169^ 0.2 -53 14.3 1.76 2.23 9opp (23293) 2000 YS131 15.8 11 168^ 0.2 -51 14.6 1.77 2.22 8opp Note: The ephemerides were computed for 2006-09-22 ^/v means that the value increases/decreases by more than 0.05 mag/day (for V) or by more than 0.5 deg/day for Dec and Elong. The rate of apparent motion (Mot) is in deg/day. Bga is the galactic latitude. Compact listing: (2754) (3868) (3913) (12735) (22321) (1290) (1634) (1703) (2259) (2430) (2590) (2910) (3258) (3402) (3773) (3850) (4022) (4080) (4335) (5171) (6021) (6244) (6263) (6497) (7825) (11131) (12071) (12081) (12784) (15415) (23260) (23293)