Monday, January 09, 2006					Monday, January 09, 2006
	Invited Talks are in Ballroom/Salon 2.  Posters are in the Exhibit Hall
7:30	Speaker Ready Room, 7:30am-5pm, North Carolina
	Registration, 7:30am-5:00pm, Registration Desk
8:15	Welcoming Address, Mayor Anthony Williams (invited), 8:15-8:30am, Ballroom/Salon 2
8:30	Invited Session 3. Russell Lectureship, James E. Gunn, Princeton University,					8:30-9:20am, Ballroom/Salon 2
9:20	Job Center 9:20am-5:00pm, Park Tower 8222
	Cyber Cafe 9:20am-7:00pm, Mezzanine Level Marriott Foyer
	Gadgets and Gizmos 9:20am-5:00pm, Cotillion Foyer
	Coffee Break, Exhibits and Posters, 9:20am-7:00pm, Exhibit Hall 4. Solar System  5. White Dwarfs: Properties & Companions   6. Black Holes: Winds, Blobs, Screams & All   7. Astrobiology, SETI, Laboratory Astrophysics  8. Planetary Nebulae   9. Circumstellar Disks I   10. Circumstellar Disks II   11. Binary Models & Parameters   12. Con-X Instruments & Optics   13. Interacting Binaries   14. Highlights & Discoveries from INTEGRAL   15. SNLS    16. Example Con-X Science   17. TeraScale Supernova Initiative     18. X-ray & UV Observations of AGN, Including AGN Outflows					19. GRB and SGR   20. X-ray Studies of AGN and the High Energy Cosmic Background   21. Starbursts, LIRGS and ULIRGS   22. Evolution of Galaxies, Galaxies Surveys I   23. Future Space Missions   24. Suzaku and GLAST Instrumentation   25. VO and Source Surveys   26. LSST   27. Probing and Understanding Effective Learning and Teaching   28. Astronomical Observatories   29. Observation Processing, Calibration and Control   30. Astrophysical Computations and Codes   31. History of Astronomy   32. Extreme Physics from Compact Objects   33. Epoch of Reionization: Observing Cosmic HI at 21cm   34. Information Services and Databases
	Ballroom/Salon2	Maryland	Virginia	Delaware A	Delaware B	Salon 1	Salon 3	Wilson A/B	Balcony A	Balcony B	Maryland C
10:00	Special Session 35. Herschel Far-Infrared/Sub-mm Astronomy Mission	Special Session 36. Extreme Physics from Compact Objects	37. AGN Jets and Radio Galaxies	38. The X-ray and Infrared Backgrounds, AGN Evolution	39. Circumstellar Disks	40. Galactic Structure with WIMPS, STARS and Gas	41. Sunyaev-Zeldovich Observations of Clusters	42. Element and Stellar Evolution	43. Galaxy Evolution	44. Astronomy Education with Radio Waves and Music	HAD 45. Doggett Lecture 46. History Potpourri
11:30	Break 11:30-11:40am
11:40	Invited Session 47. Detecting Gravitational-waves with Interferometers,					Nergis Mavalvala, MIT, 11:40am-12:30pm, Ballroom/Salon 2
12:30	Lunch Break 12:30-2:30
				ALMA Town Mtg 12:30-1:30pm Cotillion Ballroom	Con-X Town Hall 12:30-1:30pm Salon 1
1:30							IAU 1:30-2:30pm Salon 3
	Special Session 48. Epoch of Reionization: Observing Cosmic HI at 21cm	Special Session 49. NASA Strategic Planning and Space Astronomy	Special Session 50. Cool Astronomy	Special Session 51. Highlights and Discoveries from INTEGRAL	52. Galaxy Surveys	53. Diffuse ISM and Dust	54. Supernovae, Novae, and Cataclysmic Variables	55. Shocks and Flows within Galaxy Clusters	56. AGN Gas Kinematics	57. Astronomical Data from the NVO: Enhancement of Science Education	HAD 58. Stellar Personalities
	Ballroom/Salon2	Maryland	Virginia	Delaware A	Delaware B	Salon 1	Salon 3	Wilson A/B	Balcony A	Balcony B	Maryland C
4:00	Break 4:00-4:10pm
4:10	Invited Session 59. Studying Stellar Evolution with Seismology, Sarbani Basu,					Yale University, 4:10-5:00pm, Ballroom/Salon 2
5:00	Invited Session 60. Massive Stars and Feedback, Sally Oey,					University of Michigan, 5:00-5:50pm, Ballroom/Salon 2
6:00	GALEX Users Information Session, 6:00-7:00pm, Park Tower Suites 8226
6:30	NASA's Planet Finding Missions, 6:15-8:00pm, Salon 1
7:00	Society of Physics Students, 7:00-8:00pm, Virginia C