Will the USSC have a new crack of Booker guidelines next week?

As detailed here, the US Sentencing Commission has a public meeting scheduled for Wednesday afternoon, January 17, 2007, and the agenda here includes an item listed as "Possible Votes to Publish Guideline Amendments and Issues for Comment." 

In the wake of the USSC's November hearing on crack sentencing, and the fact that it has now been a full two years since the Booker decision, am I naive to hope that there a guideline amendments on the horizon that will try to deal with the ugliness of the current crack guidelines and the reality that the Booker decision appears here to stay?

Some recent related posts:

• What's the USSC doing these days?
• Examining crack sentencing in the new Congress
• Key questions for USSC: Now what...?
• Exciting times at the USSC
• USSC releases official priorities

Some older related posts:

• Federal defender submission to USSC
• Downloadable copy of defender letter
• Encouraging a critical race examination of post-Booker developments
• A loud deafening silence from the Sentencing Commission
• Friday afternoon ranting about the post-Booker world
• What is the Sentencing Commission fiddling while the crack guidelines burn?
• What is the USSC doing on the Booker front now?