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      (Edited by: M.Buescher, FZ Juelich, IKP; m.buescher@fz-juelich.de)

                             Juelich, February 18, 2005

Dear colleague,

our paper
"Measurement of the analyzing power in p(pol)p -> (pp)n with a fast
forward 1S0-diproton" (by S.Yaschenko et al.)
has been accepted for publication. This is a nice success for our
collaboration since it is already the third Phys.Rev.Lett. with data
from ANKE!

Another paper 
"a0+(980)-resonance production in the reaction pp -> dpi+eta close 
to the K(bar(K)) threshold" (P.Fedorets et al.)
has been submitted to Yad.Fiz. (Phys.At.Nucl.).

Both papers can be downloaded from our web page
http://www.fz-juelich.de/ikp/anke/en/publications.shtml.

A draft of the "highlights" part of our Annual Report 2004 is now
available via
http://www.fz-juelich.de/ikp/anke/en/Annual_Report_04.shtml.  
Please have a look at the document (check, at least, the ANKE related
chapters) and send me your remarks not later than next Wednesday,
Feb. 23. Thank you!

                           Best regards, Markus Buescher