TUESDAY, 11 January
	Invited Talks are in Town and Country, Poster Sessions in the Exhibit Hall
Room	Town and Country	Golden Ballroom	California	Pacific 2/3	Royal Palm 1-3	Royal Palm 4-6	Pacific Salon 1	Sunrise
7:30	Speaker Ready Room, 7:30am-5pm, Pacific Salon 4. Drop-off Zip-disk or CD for LCD/Computer talks.
8:00	Registration 8:00am-5:00pm, Atlas Foyer
8:30	Invited Session 47 Intelligent Design and the Creationism/Evolution Controversy, E.C. Scott (National Center for Science Education, Inc.), 8:30-9:20am, Town and Country
9:20	Job Center, 9:20am-5:00pm, Stratford
	Cyber Café, 9:20am-6:30pm, Terrace 2
	Gadgets and Gizmos, 9:20am-TBA, Terrace 3
	Coffee Break, Exhibits & Poster Sessions, 9:20am-6:30pm, Exhibit Hall  48 Visible-Light Telescopes, Instruments, and Technology, 49 Radio and IR Observatories and Instruments, 50 EXIST, 51 Improving Undergraduate Astronomy through Faculty Professional Development and Education Research, 52 Stellar Atmospheres, Abundances and Opacities, 53 Hot Stars, Atmospheres and Winds, 54 Pulsating Stars: RR Lyraes, Miras, Cepheids, etc., 55 M dwarfs, Nearby Stars and High-proper-motion Stars, 56 Planets and Solar System Objects, 57 Atomic Abundances in Interstellar Gas, 58 Dust (and Ice) Gets in Your Eyes, 59 ISM: Dust and Molecules, 60 Secular Evolution Potpourri: Star Formation to Galactic Structures, 61 First Results from HST Cosmic Evolution Survey, 62 Great Observatories Origins Deep Survey, 63 Spitzer Views on Galaxy Evolution, 64 Extragalactic Star Clusters, 65 SNAP Science, 66 The SNAP Focal Plane: Spectrograph and Imager, 67 Calibration of Post Space Missions: MSX and SNAP, 68 Observations of GRBs and Other Transients, 69 Cosmology: Population III, Distant SNe, and Dark Energy, 70 Supernovae and Supernovae Remnants, 71 Supernovae
10:00	Special Session 72 First Results from HST Cosmic Evolution Survey	73 Distances, the CMB and the Sunyaev-Zeldovich Effect	74 ISM II	75 Galaxy Clusters and Groups I	76 X-Ray Binaries, and Pulsars	77 Properties of Stars	Special Session 78 Galactic Astronomy with the Arecibo L-band Feed Array	Special Session 79 Access to the Next Generation of Large Ground Based OIR Telescopes
11:30	Break 11:30-11:40am
11:40	Invited Session 80 Russell Prize Lecture: Scanning Cosmological Horizons, M. Rees (Institute of Astronomy), 11:40am-12:30pm, Town and Country
12:30	Lunch Break 12:30-2:00pm
1:00				Introductory Astronomy Teacher Networking, 1-2pm	ALMA Town Meeting, 1-2pm		Comm. on the Status of Minorities in Astronomy, 1-2pm
2:00	81 Mapping the Universe	82 Dark Matter, Weak and Strong Lensing	83 Neutron Stars and Pulsars	84 ISM III, SNe and Stirring the Soup	85 Star Clusters and Associations	Special Session 86 Comparing Career Options: Academic, Sci. Ctrs., and Industry	87 Use of Modern Technology in Introductory Astronomy Education	88 EXIST
3:30	Break 3:30-3:40pm
3:40	Invited Session 89 Galaxy and Structure Formation, 3:40-5:10pm, Town and Country The Role of Feedback in Galaxy Formation, C. L. Martin (UCSB) and Luminous Galaxies Near and Far: Tracing the Formation of Structure in the Universe, Carol J. Lonsdale (Caltech)
5:10	Cocktails 5:10-6:30pm, Exhibits and Poster Sessions, Exhibit Hall
6:00	Astronomy, Space Science and the New NASA , 6-7:30pm, Golden Ballroom
7:00	Graduate Student - Employer Networking, 7-8pm, Terrace Pavillion
Room	Town and Country	Golden Ballroom	California	Pacific 2/3	Royal Palm 1-3	Royal Palm 4-6	Pacific Salon 1	Sunrise