  Occultations of stars brighter than 15m by largest TNOs are predicted. Search
was performed using the following catalogues: Hipparcos; Tycho2 with
coordinates of 2838666 stars taken from UCAC2 (Herald, 2003); UCAC2 (Zacharias
et al., 2003) with 16356096 stars between 12.00 and 14.99 mag to the north from
-45 declination. Predictions were made for 17 largest numbered transneptunian
asteroids, recently discovered 2004 DW and 4 known binary Kuiper Belt objects.
64 events occuring at solar elongation of 30 deg and more are selected,
including exceptionally rare occultation of 6.5m star by double (66652) 1999
RZ253 on 2007 October 4th. Observations of these events by all available means
are extremely important since they can provide unique information about the
size of TNOs and improve their orbits dramatically.
