The last update by Marc Rayman, apparently, first on Space Daily:
Stand Down At Dawn Launch Pad

http://dawn.jpl.nasa.gov/mission/status.asp

However, NASA Watch is the only source of any information about the development. Don't we (UMSF) have our own reliable and well informed source of "inner information"?

In the light of today's anouncement - I'm absolutely amazed from that precise supposition, made two months ago
I was reading carefully the article at the AviationNow, but I didn't uderstand the reasons for such a secrecy.
In any case it would be very important new target. Let's hope that they'll find the budget needed for the extansion of the Stardust mission.

If we really can do something (calls, or whatever else) - we really must do it
Dawn have many and many supporters and deserve to fly - for our pleasure, and for the science achievments

Interresting details in an Associated Press article: NASA reviews canceled asteroid mission

Is that "new evidence" the one which was mentionned in the Planetary Society blog?
I really hope that the cancelation will be revised and Dawn will fly at last...

Didn't he said in the press conference that all the calculations of the tour dates etc are already done? Probably we will see them here soon.

I would like also to congratulate Dr Stern. It has been amazing.
And really hope that you won't leave us and the forum
Our interest on NH, Pluto, KBO is persistent

A very good article in Spaceflight Now - Probe finally nears launch on mission of pure exploration

Very well said!
Also in SpaceRef - Guarded by Nuclear Protection Teams, U.S. to Launch Fastest Spacecraft...
And very interresting article in AviationNow - New Horizons Pluto Mission: A Tour De Force of Rocketry, Technology
8 days left!

Happy New Year to all
It would be a great beginning of the year with a perfect and on time launch of New Horizons! Good luck, NH

That future dscoverer would be a man, human being or an umnanned spacecraft from our Earth. I'm sure that in 100 or 200 or more years, sooner or later, the mankind would be able to travel enough fast in space and will recover every one of all Pioneers, Voyagers, New Horizons, Stardust and all wich will following them outside the Solar System, bring them back on Earth and put them in a Space museum There also would be every surviving lander on the other planets and satelites Isn't that the logic of the developpement of the human race? What today is a great achievement, tomorrow is a history, and after tomorrow is archeology and artifacts for the museums
Good luck for the New Horizons and all the team behind him (and so for all of us). Congratulations personally to Dr Stern for his efforts throughout many years to make all this real and thanks for the participation in this part of the forum.

I tried to ask, but I got no answer

Perhaps, it's a pure formality, but I think it is a decisive one

When is it expected the final decision of the White house about the launch?

Guardian Unlimited

What can we say about the level of credibility of the information provided above.
I wish it would be true... Hope that troubles are surmountable.

In the title of this thread isn't it Enceladus that should be written
edit: oop, already correct, sorry

I also learned about this site from spacedayly.com when they cited unmanned spacefliht as a source for the news that Opportunity has stucked in the sands and that was the first information about that. Since then - that was back in april - I visit every day the forum. I do not feel myself enough competent (my professional activity is very very far from the science) to participate in the discussion, but I appreciate the level and have spent many hours enjoying the readings. It's simply great!