This letter to her from Human Rights Watch is date 2-12-09
www.hrw.org/news/2009/02/12/letter-us-secretary-state-hillary-clinton
Other happenings on 2-12-09
HRC is so corrupt/could have been involved with many of these.
#12 stood out because Raytheon was mentioned in a WL HRC email
www.democracynow.org/2009/2/12/headlines
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Senate and House Agrees to $789 Billion Stimulus
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Bank CEOs Testify on Capitol Hill
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Merrill Lynch Gave $1M Bonuses to 700 Employees in 2008 Despite $27B Loss
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Geithner Questioned About Bank & Housing Recovery Plans
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US Regulator Urges Thrifts to Halt Foreclosures
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Congress Probes Peanut Salmonella Outbreak
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Pakistan Admits Mumbai Attacks Were Partly Planned in Pakistan
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Report: US Failed to Track 87,000 Arms Shipped to Afghanistan
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ICC to Issue Arrest Warrant for Sudanese President
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Tsvangirai Asks Supporters to Rebuild Zimbabwe
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Senate Panel Approves DC Housing Voting Rights Bill
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Senate Approves Ex-Raytheon Lobbyist to Top Pentagon Post
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Obama to Name Seattle Police Chief to be Drug Czar
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Latin American Commission Blasts US Drug War
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Venezuela Arrests Soldiers Accused of Coup Attempt
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NYPD Makes Record 530,000 Stop-and-Frisks
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Fresno Police Officers Videotaped Beating Homeless Man
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Hampshire College Becomes First US College to Divest from Israel
Date for NOKO/SOKO meeting set
April 27
The gas pressure at that height is so low that the thermal mass of the gas molecules is almost zero. Yes, each molecule has a very high temperature, but there are so few of them that they just can’t increase the temperature of the satellites very much. The main thermal load to satellites are from sunlight and their own internal power usage, heat transfer from the very thin traces of gas in the thermosphere just aren’t significant.
www.quora.com/Why-dont-satellites-melt-in-the-upper-thermosphere