Thursday morning I also observed Cosmos 2326 using the same SatEvo elset that Ron Lee posted. We have a predicted pass here for Friday morning that I plan to try to observe, weather permitting. Thanks to Alan Pickup for those SatEvo elsets! This morning there was a very nice, kind of close (10 deg.?) crossing of the new Titan 4 (25018, 97-64B) with Cosmos 100 Rk (01844, 65-106B), both of approximately the same bright visual magnitude (approx. +2?). After getting advice last night from Mike McCants, I created some attempted search elsets for Lacrosse 3 but did not observe anything that could have been a candidate. It was a nice morning; I saw 15 objects using one-power only, from the park very near my apartment. The last one, Magion 5 Rk (24294, 96-50D) was surprisingly bright (+1.5?) in the dawning light (solar elev. -8). Its height above the surface was 290 km (181 miles) -- near perigee I guess. Ed Cannon ecannon@mail.utexas.edu Austin, Texas, USA -- 30.3086N, 97.7279W, 150m