After Jeff Hunt's posting I decided to add this note. I observed TiPS this morning at 10:22UT using the last elset for day 203. It is still quite reliable. While I did not measure time offset it was certainly on position within half a minute of the predicted time if not very much closer. This is the second pass with the same geometry in 2 days. The passes have been uniquely different in appearance. The one on Aug. 18 showed little flashing from the end masses while the tether was much easier to see than this morning. There was prolonged brightening from end masses on at least two occasions today and one brightening much more intense than usual. I will be showing both of these contrasting videos at EUROSOM 2. The TiPS is a dynamic object and merits watching. Paul Maley