SIMBAD references

M. Templeton and E. O. Waagen, AAVSO, have informed the Central Bureau of the discovery by H. McGee (Guildford, England) on July 8.444 UT of a rare outburst (cf. IAUC 4792) of the dwarf nova WX Cet, apparently its first since a poorly observed brightening in 2006. Selected magnitudes for WX Cet reported to the AAVSO (visual unless noted otherwise): 2006 May 25.788, [15.0 (R. Stubbings, Tetoora Road, Vic., Australia); June 19.828, 12.0 (Stubbings); July 7.816, 14.6 (S. Kerr, Glenlee, Queensland, Australia); 18.613, [15.2 (Stubbings); 2007 Sept. 8.208, V = 18.4 (F. Gobet, Cestas, France); Nov. 16.089, V = 18.3 (D. Mendicini, Santa Fe, Argentina); 2008 Jan. 10.333, V = 18.6 (J. Arnold, San Angelo, TX, U.S.A.); Oct. 5.068, V = 18.2 (G. Poyner, Birmingham, England); Nov. 8.341, V = 17.75 (J. Bedient, Honolulu, HI, U.S.A.); Dec. 7.951, V = 18.6 (Poyner); 2009 Jan. 24.893, V = 18.3 (Poyner); Feb. 27.4542, [13.0 (Stubbings); July 8.444, V = 12.6 (McGee; remotely using a telescope in New Mexico); 8.75, V = 12.1 (S. Howerton, Arkansas City, KS, U.S.A.; averaged time-series observation); 9.374, 12.1 (L. Shotter, Uniontown, PA, U.S.A.); 9.420, 12.1 (Brewster); 9.446, V = 12.5 (McGee); 10.427, 12.0 (M. Brewster, Austin, TX, U.S.A.). WX Cet is located at R.A. = 1:17:04.20, Decl. = -17:56:23.0 (equinox 2000.0).