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 In this section of the bootcamp, we will be working with raw data from HERA. As part of it, we need to learn how to retrieve raw data. The interface for doing this is called the Librarian, which is currently hosted at Penn.
 
 ## Logging in to the Librarian
-Information for logging into the librarian is not public. Please follow the instructions at the following link to connect: http://herawiki.berkeley.edu/doku.php/librarian
+Information for logging into the librarian is not public. Please follow the instructions at the following link to connect: http://hera.pbworks.com/w/page/117934572/Librarian
 
 ## Retrieving a specific file
 We'll be working with some specific files of HERA data, which we can find with the search bar. We want to download the specific observations corresponding to JD `2457700`. You will notice that all filenames contain a decimal JD in their names. `xx` is the polarization state of the data. `HH` reflects that this is from the "HERA hex" part of the array. The file extension `.uvc` shows that this is a raw `.uv` file that has had some preliminary `c`orrections applied to it.

diff --git a/Lesson8_DataAnalysis/champ_tutorial.ipynb b/Lesson8_DataAnalysis/champ_tutorial.ipynb
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     " # Activity 1: Waterfall Plots\n",
     " \n",
     "In the previous activity, we plotted a waterfall using the `plot_uv.py` script. This implicitly handled the complicated business of processing the file and reading in the data. Now it's your turn. Please do the following:\n",
-    "  - Start a new python script and import `capo, numpy, matplotlib`, and anything else you think might be useful\n",
-    "  - Inside your script, use the following command from `capo` to read in the same datafile we used before\n",
+    "  - Start a new Jupyter notebook and import `capo, numpy, matplotlib`, and anything else you think might be useful\n",
+    "  - Use the following command from `capo` to read in the same datafile we used before\n",
     "  ```\n",
     "  t,d,f = capo.miriad.read_files(['zen.2457700.40355.xx.HH.uvc'], antstr='72_112', polstr='xx')\n",
     "  ```\n",