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Tape 46/4 02 18 4111 CDR CMP 02 18 41 59 CMP CDR cc 02 18 42 34 CDR CC CDR CC CDR CMP CC Okay. Is that it? Yes, I can get that, Gene. Okay, you want to take a picture of it first? Okay, POWER ... Okay, stand by. 3, 2, 1 ­ MARK it. POWER switch OFF. Say, Bob or Stu. Roger. Go ahead. Okay, add - to ad to today. Not last night, but ­ I guess the first night I was in bed - I definitely saw some of these - because I had a hard time going to bed, to start with - I saw some of the same peripheral horizon-type things you said were not the type of data you were looking for; but I also saw a - some sets of the streaks. And probably the one most imposing thing I remember is - and the last one I remember before falling asleep - was the fact that there was a very bright spot that flashed right between my eyes like a very bright headlight - like a train coming at you, only with a flash. It's difficult probably to estimate the frequency of any of those because I was in a ­ sort of a sleep-hazy mode. Roger. But then, as today, I saw some that flashed and lit up the horizon and some that lit up peripher­ ally; and I guess, as you say, that's a different kind of data, but I did see them there and they impressed me. Okay. We got all that, Gene. Okay. And it might be interesting to know I've never seen it before today. Hey, Gene, we appreciate all the data. We were just trying to make the data fit the curve; you know the old trick.