(meteorobs) Comet P/2006 T1 (LEVY)

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In a message dated 10/24/06 11:17:15 PM Eastern Daylight Time, ast3 at ngs.ru 
writes:

<< In 2006 its perihelion is quite close to the suggested maximum date on
 31 December (comet passes MD point ~85 days before the Earth), so we
 have a good reasons to expect, that around 31
 December there is a good possibility of encountering young
 non-perturbed trail(s). The period 30 December - 1 January should be
 carefully observed. >>

Okay . . . so far we have discussed the prospects of observing a meteor 
shower from Comet P/2006 T1 (Levy), but no one has noted where the radiant might 
possibly be.  My own tentative location would be in the constellation of Gemini 
at RA 6h 45m, Dec. +23-degrees.  This is roughly 4-degrees to the south of the 
third magnitude star, Epsilon Geminorum . . . sometimes known as Mebusta. If 
this is right, I would guess that in order to differentiate this stream from 
the famous December Geminids, we could call them "Epsilon Geminids." 

Can anyone confirm this?
-- joe rao