QUESTION:
Are there any plans to publish results from the Venus flyby on the
website?  However trivial they may be, it would be interesting to see
the results, both from a scientific standpoint (i.e., was there anything
out of the ordinary?), and from an engineering mission-confidence
standpoint (i.e., instrument performance/calibration, downlink quality,
etc.)?

ANSWER from Steve Edberg on October 1, 1999:
The individual science teams coordinate there data releases with the JPL
Media Relations Office when they are ready to publish it.  A look through
weekly and quarterly status reports sometimes reveals engineering results
from major mission events.  The Cassini-Huygens Journal, available on the
website at
http://www.jpl.nasa.gov/cassini/MoreInfo/newslets/
will carry reports;  the Journal discussing Venus2 and Earth results is
still being compiled (there will be reports from some of the science teams).