STS-89 Mission Time Line wanted

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I went to the STS presskit page at http://www.ssd.bna.boeing.com/liftoff
to download the STS-89 mission timeline, but the "SUMMARY TIMELINE"
link there is still pointing to the one for STS-87.  Thursday I sent   .
e-mail to the webmaster asking for an updated timeline, but in the
mean time if anyone knows of another source please let me know.

The "STS-89 PRESS INFORMATION AND MISSION TIME LINE" link, while an
interesting read, doesn't contain the detail I want. On the other hand,
the "SUMMARY TIMELINE" is useful for determining when water dumps
are scheduled, if you don't mind using the Adobe Acrobat reader.

FYI: For shuttle observing tips, and info on the current mission visit:
http://www.satellite.eu.org/shuttle.html

BTW, I saw both Mir and STS-89 this morning, exiting shadow about 6.5
minutes apart, approx. 30 deg up in the SW.  Both magnitudes were
close to Vega's, with the shuttle just slightly brighter than Mir.

 Craig Cholar    3432P@VM1.CC.NPS.NAVY.MIL

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