Lil Wayne & Birdman’s Teenage Daughters Go On Book Tour For ‘Paparazzi Princesses’
The teenage daughters of rapper Lil Wayne (real name Dwayne Michael Carter, Jr.) and Cash Money Records founder Birdman (real name Bryan Williams) are trying their hands in the book game. 15-year-old Reginae Carter (the daughter of Lil Wayne and Toya Carter) and 16-year-old Bria Williams (the daughter of Birdman) have penned their first fiction book, titled ‘Paparazzi Princess’. Under the Cash Money Content brand (they’ve been responsible for Evelyn Lozada’s most recent ‘Inner Circle’), their first book hits shelves on June 4th. Peep the book’s description:
Money and designer clothes. Fame and red carpet events. Front row concert tickets and expensive parties.
That’s the good stuff . . . but being the daughter of a music mogul or a famous rapper isn’t easy. Step inside the lives of Kayla Jones and Promise Walker. As the daughters of two legends of rap music, trips, cash, designer labels and famous friends are just business as usual for Kayla and Promise. But so are the high expectations of super-successful parents, the drama of having two-faced friends, the not-always welcome glare of constant media attention and the hurt of nasty gossip. Add to that the ugly reality that some people would do anything to take their parents down—and Kayla and Promise face a daily struggle to figure out who to trust when everyone is blinded by their dad’s power. To make matters worse, sometimes, they’re not even sure of each other!
In a recent interview with Teen Magazine, the two talked about the new book and what’s school life like–with famous fathers. Peep a few excerpts:
What’s school like for you?
Briana: School is fun, but the part I don’t like is waking up for it!
Reginae: I just graduated from eighth grade! My old school was very small, so it wasn’t a big deal. Not everybody tripped as much about my dad. And in my new school, a lot of people are like me, so it won’t be a problem.
What do your dads think of the book?
Reginae: I’m not sure if he’s read it yet, but he’s very proud of me and Bria.
Briana: He’s super super excited. He read it!
What was it like to write a novel at such young ages?
Briana: It was… long. It was hard! It’s fiction, so we had to come up with drama—but it is based on drama in our lives, too.
Would you want to write another book in the future?
Briana: We might write another one if this one does well, but we’re also busy working on a clothing line too. It’s called YMCMP, which stands for Young Money Cash Money Princess, and they’re sweatshirts, jackets, socks—everything.
Sweet. Both Reginae and Bria are hitting the road, kicking off their official book tour in New York City.
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The next day, with Virts at the controls, Endeavour will undock from the station. Assuming an on-time launch, undocking would occur around 7:12 p.m. on Feb. 17. After a one-lap photo-documentation fly around, Endeavour will leave the area and the crew will carry out another heat shield inspection to look for any signs of damage that might have occurred since the shuttle reached orbit.
STORY WRITTEN FOR & USED WITH PERMISSIONPosted: November 28, 2008With pilot Eric Boe at the controls, the shuttle Endeavour undocked from the international space station today at 9:47 a.m. to wrap up a marathon assembly mission, leaving astronaut Sandy Magnus behind with the Expedition 18 crew and taking Gregory Chamitoff in her place after six months in space.”Physical sep, Houston,” an astronaut called as powerful springs gently pushed Endeavour way from the station’s forward docking port. Undocking occurred in orbital darkness as the two spacecraft sailed 220 miles above Taiwan.”Endeavour, departing,” Magnus radioed, following naval tradition by ringing the ship’s bell aboard the station.”Thank you Sandy, it was great working with you guys,” shuttle commander Christopher Ferguson radioed from Endeavour’s flight deck.”And Endeavour, this is the international space station,” Expedition 18 commander Mike Fincke called. “Thanks for the incredible makeover and leaving the station in fantastic shape. 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“It’s too early for me to give you any idea of level of confidence,” Cain said. “The direction we gave to the team today after our scrub was we need to step back from this problem and try to understand what is different in our process, if anything. Somehow, we’ve introduced some other variable or some change, albeit very small. But our sense is something has changed and something is different and we need to go re-evaluate.”
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STORY WRITTEN FOR & USED WITH PERMISSIONPosted: November 22, 2008Astronauts Heidemarie Stefanyshyn-Piper and Stephen Bowen closed out a grueling six-hour 57-minute spacewalk at 7:58 p.m. today, repressurizing the space station’s Quest airlock module. Five of six bearing assemblies were replaced on the station’s right-side solar array rotary joint and the sixth will be installed during a final EVA Monday.This was the 117th spacewalk devoted to station assembly and maintenance since construction began in 1998 and the third of four for the shuttle Endeavour’s crew. Total station assembly spacewalk time now stands at 739 hours and 23 minutes while the Endeavour crew’s total climbs to 20 hours and 34 minutes.This was the third EVA in a row for Stefanyshyn-Piper and the fifth of her career. With today’s excursion, her personal EVA total stands at 33 hours and 42 minutes, moving her up to No. 25 on the list of most experienced spacewalkers.”Let me just congratulate both of you,” shuttle commander Christopher Ferguson radioed from the other side of the airlock hatch. “For what could possibly be Heide’s last EVA, I knew Steve was going to have to push her in the airlock but I didn’t know it was going to happen until you both got in! So welcome back both of you, great job.”Additional coverage for subscribers:VIDEO:WALKTHROUGH OF SPACEWALK NO. 3 PLAN VIDEO:SATURDAY MORNING FLIGHT DIRECTOR INTERVIEW VIDEO:FLIGHT DAY 8 HIGHLIGHTS MOVIE VIDEO:FRIDAY’S MISSION STATUS BRIEFING VIDEO:JOINT CREW IN-FLIGHT NEWS CONFERENCE VIDEO:FRIDAY MORNING FLIGHT DIRECTOR INTERVIEW VIDEO:PROTON ROCKET ROLLS OUT TO THE PAD VIDEO:LAUNCH OF THE ZARYA CONTROL MODULE VIDEO:POST-LAUNCH COMMENTS BY NASA AND RSA VIDEO:SHUTTLE AND STATION COMMANDERS MARK ANNIVERSARY VIDEO:FLIGHT DAY 7 HIGHLIGHTS MOVIE VIDEO:THURSDAY’S MISSION STATUS BRIEFING VIDEO:MAINTENANCE PERFORMED ON STATION’S ARM VIDEO:SPACEWALKERS PULL SECOND RAIL CART FREE VIDEO:FIRST CART REMOVED FROM STATION RAILS VIDEO:THURSDAY MORNING FLIGHT DIRECTOR INTERVIEW VIDEO:WALKTHROUGH OF SPACEWALK NO. 2 PLAN VIDEO:FLIGHT DIRECTOR’S SUMMARY OF FLIGHT DAY 7 VIDEO:VIDEO:FLIGHT DAY 6 HIGHLIGHTS MOVIE VIDEO:WEDNESDAY’S MISSION STATUS BRIEFING VIDEO:AP, MINNEAPOLIS AND BOSTON INTERVIEWS WITH CREW VIDEO:WEDNESDAY MORNING FLIGHT DIRECTOR INTERVIEW VIDEO:FLIGHT DAY 5 HIGHLIGHTS MOVIE VIDEO:RIDE ALONG WITH ASTRONAUTS “RACK-CAM” VIDEO:COMBUSTION SCIENCE HARDWARE MOVED INTO STATION VIDEO:AIRLOCK CAMCORDER FOOTAGE AFTER SPACEWALK VIDEO:TUESDAY’S MISSION STATUS BRIEFING VIDEO:EVA NO. 1 CONCLUDES VIDEO:SOLAR ALPHA ROTARY JOINT REPAIRS BEGIN VIDEO:TOOL BAG ACCIDENTALLY FLOATS AWAY VIDEO:GREASE GUN SPILL MAKES MESS IN TOOL CARRIER VIDEO:SPARE FLEX HOSE COUPLER DELIVERED TO STATION VIDEO:EMPTY NITROGEN TANK MOVED FROM STATION TO SHUTTLE VIDEO:TUESDAY MORNING FLIGHT DIRECTOR INTERVIEW VIDEO:SHOW-AND-TELL OF SOLAR ALPHA ROTARY JOINT WORK VIDEO:WALKTHROUGH OF SPACEWALK NO. 1 PLAN VIDEO:NARRATED ANIMATION OF SPACEWALK SWAPOUT VIDEO:FLIGHT DIRECTOR’S SUMMARY OF FLIGHT DAY 5 VIDEO:FLIGHT DAY 4 HIGHLIGHTS MOVIE VIDEO:CREW OPENS HATCH AND ENTERS LEONARDO VIDEO:ATLANTA AND BOSTON TV STATIONS INTERVIEW CREW VIDEO:MONDAY’S MISSION MANAGEMENT TEAM UPDATE VIDEO:MONDAY’S MISSION STATUS BRIEFING VIDEO:LEONARDO MODULE SUCCESSFULLY MOUNTED TO STATION VIDEO:MONDAY MORNING FLIGHT DIRECTOR INTERVIEW VIDEO:PREVIEW ANIMATION OF LEONARDO MODULE ATTACHMENT VIDEO:SUMMARY OF CARGO BEING DELIVERED TO SPACE STATION VIDEO:FLIGHT DAY 3 HIGHLIGHTS MOVIE VIDEO:SUNDAY’S MISSION STATUS BRIEFING VIDEO:SHUTTLE CREW WELCOMED ABOARD STATION VIDEO:SPACE SHUTTLE ENDEAVOUR DOCKS TO SPACE STATION VIDEO:ENDEAVOUR PERFORMS THE 360-DEGREE BACKFLIP VIDEO:VIEWS OF THE SHUTTLE APPROACHING FROM BELOW VIDEO:FLIGHT DIRECTOR’S SUMMARY OF FLIGHT DAY 3 VIDEO:PREVIEW ANIMATION OF RENDEZVOUS AND DOCKING VIDEO:FLIGHT DAY 2 HIGHLIGHTS MOVIE VIDEO:SATURDAY’S MISSION STATUS BRIEFING VIDEO:SATURDAY’S MISSION MANAGEMENT TEAM UPDATE VIDEO:FLIGHT DIRECTOR’S SUMMARY OF FLIGHT DAY 2 VIDEO:PREVIEW ANIMATION OF HEAT SHIELD INSPECTIONS VIDEO:NARRATED TOUR OF ENDEAVOUR’S PAYLOAD BAY VIDEO:FLIGHT DAY 1 HIGHLIGHTS MOVIE VIDEO:SPACE SHUTTLE ENDEAVOUR BLASTS OFF! 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A very slight “clocking” misalignment in the way a hydrogen vent port flange on the shuttle Endeavour’s external tank was riveted into the structure is the leading candidate for what caused gaseous hydrogen leaks that derailed two launch attempts June 13 and 17, the shuttle program manager said today.
STORY WRITTEN FOR & USED WITH PERMISSIONPosted: November 24, 2009 The Atlantis astronauts used the shuttle’s maneuvering thrusters to boost the International Space Station’s altitude by nearly one mile early Tuesday, before a traditional joint crew news conference at 8 a.m. EST and few hours of off duty time.This afternoon, the shuttle and station crews will hold a brief farewell ceremony at 12:28 p.m. before closing hatches between the two spacecraft around 12:43 p.m. in preparation for undocking Wednesday. Joining the shuttle crew for the trip home will be space station flight engineer Nicole Stott, wrapping up a three-month stay in orbit.At 10 a.m., the combined crews plan to hold a space station change of command ceremony. Expedition 21 commander Frank De Winne, a European Space Agency astronaut from Belgium, will be relieved by Expedition 22 commander Jeffrey Williams, a veteran NASA astronaut who arrived at the station in October.De Winne became ESA’s first space station commander Oct. 9 when he relieved cosmonaut Gennady Padalka.Stott and her shuttle crewmates – commander Charles Hobaugh, pilot Barry Wilmore, Leland Melvin and spacewalkers Robert Satcher, Michael Foreman and Randolph Bresnik – are scheduled to undock from the space station at 4:53 a.m. Wednesday to prepare for landing at the Kennedy Space Center at 9:44 a.m. Friday.De Winne, cosmonaut Roman Romanenko and Canadian astronaut Robert Thirsk, launched to the station May 27, are scheduled to return to Earth Dec. 1 aboard a Russian Soyuz capsule to wrap up a 188-day stay in space.Williams and cosmonaut Maxim Suraev will staff the space station on their own until the arrival of another Soyuz Dec. 23 carrying cosmonaut Oleg Kotov, NASA flight engineer Timothy Creamer and Japanese astronaut Soichi Noguchi. The next shuttle visit is scheduled for February.Here is an updated timeline of today’s activity (in EST and mission elapsed time; includes revision L of the NASA television schedule):EST……..DD…HH…MM…EVENT11/24/0901:58 AM…07…11…30…Crew wakeup02:58 AM…07…12…30…ISS daily planning conference03:58 AM…07…13…30…Post-EVA reconfig/transfer05:08 AM…07…14…40…Reboost operations05:23 AM…07…14…55…Logistics transfer ops05:28 AM…07…15…00…EVA transfer to shuttle07:58 AM…07…17…30…Crew news conference08:38 AM…07…18…10…Joint crew photo08:58 AM…07…18…30…Joint crew meal09:58 AM…07…19…30…Grease gun cleanup08:58 AM…07…18…30…PCS deactivation and transfer10:28 AM…07…20…00…Crew off duty12:28 PM…07…22…00…Farewell ceremony12:43 PM…07…22…15…Hatches closed01:13 PM…07…22…45…Rendezvous tools checkout01:13 PM…07…22…45…Centerline camera install01:13 PM…07…22…45…ODS leak checks03:43 PM…08…01…15…Evening planning conference05:28 PM…08…03…00…STS crew sleep begins05:28 PM…08…03…00…ISS crew sleep beginsAdditional coverage for subscribers:VIDEO:PRE-FLIGHT INTERVIEW WITH RANDY AND REBECCA VIDEO:BIRTH OF BABY BRESNIK ANNOUNCED FROM ORBIT VIDEO:EDUCATIONAL EVENT WITH TENNESSEE TECH UNIVERSITY VIDEO:WASHINGTON, TAMPA AND CHICAGO MEDIA INTERVIEWS VIDEO:SUNDAY MORNING’S FLIGHT DIRECTOR INTERVIEW VIDEO:THE FLIGHT DAY 6 HIGHLIGHTS MOVIE VIDEO:SATURDAY’S MISSION STATUS BRIEFING VIDEO:SPACEWALKERS INSTALL WIRELESS VIDEO ANTENNA VIDEO:MEASUREMENT PROBE RELOCATED ON STATION TRUSSES VIDEO:EXPERIMENTAL COMMUNICATION PACKAGE INSTALLED VIDEO:SECOND SPARE PARTS PALLET MOVED TO STATION VIDEO:STEP-BY-STEP SUMMARY OF SPACEWALK NO. 2 VIDEO:PREVIEW OF ACTIVITIES ON FLIGHT DAY 6 VIDEO:SATURDAY MORNING’S FLIGHT DIRECTOR INTERVIEW VIDEO:THE FLIGHT DAY 5 HIGHLIGHTS MOVIE VIDEO:FRIDAY’S MISSION STATUS BRIEFING VIDEO:ESPN, BET AND RICHMOND TV INTERVIEWS VIDEO:MELVIN AND SATCHER ON MORNING RADIO SHOW VIDEO:CBS, NASHVILLE TV AND FOX RADIO INTERVIEWS VIDEO:THE FLIGHT DAY 4 HIGHLIGHTS MOVIE VIDEO:THURSDAY’S MISSION STATUS BRIEFING VIDEO:SPAEWALKERS HAMMER STUCK BRACE ON TRUSS VIDEO:MAINTENANCE WORK ON JAPANESE ROBOT ARM VIDEO:ENJOYING THE VIEW OF SHUTTLE AND STATION VIDEO:REFURBISHED S-BAND ANTENNA INSTALLED VIDEO:ASTRONAUTS MOVE ANTENNA FROM SHUTTLE VIDEO:SPACEWALK NO. 1 GETS UNDERWAY VIDEO:STEP-BY-STEP SUMMARY OF SPACEWALK NO. 1 VIDEO:PREVIEW OF ACTIVITIES ON FLIGHT DAY 4 VIDEO:THURSDAY MORNING’S FLIGHT DIRECTOR INTERVIEW VIDEO:AERIAL LAUNCH AND SRB SPLASHDOWN FOOTAGE VIDEO:THE FLIGHT DAY 3 HIGHLIGHTS MOVIE VIDEO:WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON’S MANAGEMENT TEAM UPDATE VIDEO:SPARE PARTS CARRIER INSTALLED ONTO STATION VIDEO:SHUTTLE ARM HANDS PALLET TO STATION’S ARM VIDEO:LOGISTICS CARRIER 1 UNBERTHED FROM SHUTTLE VIDEO:WEDNESDAY’S MISSION STATUS BRIEFING VIDEO:SHUTTLE CREW FLOATS INTO STATION VIDEO:ATLANTIS DOCKS TO THE SPACE STATION VIDEO:SPACE SHUTTLE PERFORMS 360-DEGREE BACKFLIP VIDEO:BEAUTIFUL VIEWS OF ATLANTIS APPROACHING VIDEO:SUMMARY OF THE SPARE PARTS PALLETS VIDEO:PREVIEW OF PALLET NO. 1 DELIVERY ON FLIGHT DAY 3 VIDEO:NARRATED PREVIEW OF RENDEZVOUS AND DOCKING VIDEO:THE FLIGHT DAY 2 HIGHLIGHTS MOVIE VIDEO:TUESDAY AFTERNOON’S MANAGEMENT TEAM UPDATE VIDEO:ROBOT ARM GRAPPLES LOGISTICS CARRIER 1 VIDEO:TUESDAY AFTERNOON’S MISSION STATUS BRIEFING VIDEO:PREVIEW OF ACTIVITIES ON FLIGHT DAY 2 VIDEO:NARRATED TOUR OF THE PAYLOAD BAY VIDEO:THE FLIGHT DAY 1 HIGHLIGHTS MOVIE VIDEO:LAUNCH REPLAY: INSIDE MISSION CONTROL ROOM VIDEO:LAUNCH REPLAYS: EXTERNAL TANK CAMERA VIDEO:POST-LAUNCH PRESS CONFERENCE VIDEO:CREW FINISHES GETTING SUITED UP VIDEO:ASTRONAUTS LEAVE CREW QUARTERS VIDEO:LIFTOFF OF SPACE SHUTTLE ATLANTIS! 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The capsule is one of the key elements of returning astronauts to the Moon.Fallen Heroes Patch CollectionThe official patches from Apollo 1, the shuttle Challenger and Columbia crews are available in the store. | | | | 2014 Spaceflight Now Inc.STS-129 Launch Windows COMPILED BY WILLIAM HARWOODUpdated: November 3, 2009 Changes and additions:- Sept. 22 Updated chart- Nov. 3 Updated chartEditor’s Note: The launch window for STS-129 is 10 minutes long, centered on the moment when Earth’s rotation carries the pad into the plane of the space station’s orbit. To optimize ascent performance, NASA targets the “in-plane” time.As of this writing, STS-129 cannot launch between Nov. 20 and Dec. 5 because the angle between the sun and the plane of the International Space Station’s orbit – the beta angle – would result in out-of-limit temperatures for the docked shuttle-station stack. The December launch window closes after Dec. 11 to avoid a conflict between the shuttle and docking of a Soyuz crew ferry craft Dec. 23.DATE…….WINDOW OPEN…IN PLANE……WINDOW CLOSE..DOCKING11/16/09…02:23:04 PM…02:28:04 PM…02:33:04 PM…FD 311/17/09…01:57:22 PM…02:02:22 PM…02:07:22 PM…FD 3…………………………………02:10:32 PM…FD 411/18/09…01:34:51 PM…01:39:51 PM…01:44:51 PM…FD 311/19/09…01:09:08 PM…01:14:08 PM…01:19:08 PM…FD 3…………………………………01:22:19 PM…FD 4Beta Angle Cutout (see note above)12/06/09…06:20:42 AM…06:25:42 AM…06:30:42 AM…FD TBD12/07/09…05:54:59 AM…05:59:59 AM…06:04:59 AM…FD TBD12/08/09…05:32:28 AM…05:37:28 AM…05:42:28 AM…FD TBD12/09/09…05:06:45 AM…05:11:45 AM…05:16:45 AM…FD TBD12/10/09…04:44:14 AM…04:49:14 AM…04:54:14 AM…FD TBD12/11/09…04:18:31 AM…04:23:31 AM…04:28:31 AM…FD TBD | | | | 2014 Spaceflight Now Inc.NASA faces hurdles to get launch date for next shuttle BY WILLIAM HARWOOD
Data from a laser scanner and a high-resolution camera on the end of the orbiter boom sensor system, or OBSS, will be downlinked to Earth for analysis. That data will be folded into an ongoing study of ascent video, radar readings and data from wing leading edge sensors to look for external tank foam insulation losses and any signs of heat shield damage during the climb to space.
STORY WRITTEN FOR & USED WITH PERMISSIONPosted: April 10, 2010 Credit: NASA TVSpacewalkers Rick Mastracchio and Clay Anderson, along with robot arm operator Stephanie Wilson, fielded questions from reporters early Saturday, taking a few moments to discuss the crew’s upcoming spacewalks, a “space summit” next week and the 40th anniversary of Apollo 13. Here is the conversation with CBS Radio’s Peter King and space consultant William Harwood:Peter King: Morning, Stephanie Wilson, Rick Mastracchio and Clay Anderson. This isPeter King in Florida, Bill Harwood will be joining us from the Johnson SpaceCenter. Let’s start with Rick and Clay. You had a great first EVA yesterday,tomorrow morning you head out for the second of three. Just wondering what’s thebiggest challenge you face in tomorrow’s EVA?Rick Mastracchio: “Tomorrow’s EVA, we will be installing the new ammonia tank andremoving the old ammonia tank. The biggest challenge is just the integration of allthe robotics and the EVA. A couple of times during tomorrow’s EVA we’re going tohave to lift up this 1,800-pound ammonia tank while the robotic arm folks, Stephanieand Jim Dutton, come in and grapple it. It’s going to require a lot of teamwork toget that to work out smoothly.Peter King: Stephanie, for the EVA and also for the late heat shield inspection,which is now going to be while you’re attached to station, what are the specialchallenges there? Are there a lot of clearances you have to look after on both theEVA and the inspection?Stephanie Wilson: “Always with the robotics operations clearances are a concern.Luckily, during EVA we have Clay and Rick to help us clear things. So when the(ammonia) tank gets close to structure, we’re using their eyes for clearances. Wewish we could have them outside also when we do this docked inspection. It is truethat while we’re docked, the clearances of the arm and the (sensor) boom tostructure will be very tight and we don’t always have cameras to get as good of aview as we would like to the station structure. But we’ll do our best, we’ve gotfolks working on the ground, actually as we speak, reviewing procedures and gettingall of that ready for us. So we expect it to go very well.William Harwood: Hey guys, this is Bill Harwood at the Johnson Space Center. As youknow, President Obama is visiting KSC next week to discuss the administration’s newspace policy. I realize it’s probably career limiting for astronauts to talkpolitics, but this is a major sea change. Some people think it’s the end of mannedspace flight, some think it’s a bold step forward. Clay, can you share the shortversion of what you think about this big change that’s coming?Clay Anderson: Life is full of changes and change is hard. We know that from manydifferent aspects of all our lives. New parents find that change is a little toughin the beginning but eventually they figure it out. That’s what we’ll do with NASAand the space program. I have no idea what real changes are coming. There is oneside, one view, and then there’s the other side and we’ll just have to see how itall falls out. A lot of people get paid a lot of money to figure out this stuff andmy job’s to go out and perform as an astronaut and do spacewalk duty. So we’ll justhave to see what happens.William Harwood: Let me ask you an operator question in that case. You’re obviouslya shuttle veteran and you’ve lived on the space station. No matter what happens, itlooks like the station’s going to be the only game in town for quite a while in themanned spaceflight world. How confident are you that NASA and the partners cansustain the lab complex, keep it going, without the shuttle there to support it?Clay Anderson: The shuttle was a big workhorse, but we have a lot of new players onthe block. The Automated Transfer Vehicle from the European Space Agency, the H2transfer vehicle from the Japanese, the Progress from the Russians, and the Soyuz.We have a lot of very talented countries participating in this endeavor and rightnow, I don’t have any reason to believe that we can’t continue to do what we’ve beendoing all along. It just remains to be seen in the future. But I think, I have ahigh confidence in all these international partners being able to sustain thestation and do some really excellent work.Peter King: A lot of people are wondering what the president will say when he comesto the Cape this coming week. What do you hope to hear from him?Rick Mastracchio: Well, I hope to hear that in the future NASA will be a big part,have a large part in the human spaceflight. Obviously, NASA is meant to be a leaderof the country and a leader of the world in technology and innovation and that’swhat it’s been for many, many years. I hope that NASA will continue to be that wayand I have no doubt that it will be. No matter which direction we take, I thinkNASA’s going to be a big contributor to technologies and new ideas in mannedspaceflight.Peter King: This question is for any and all of you. You had a smoke alarm that goteverybody scrambling early this morning. We know that turned out to be OK, but 40years ago this coming week a very real emergency took place on Apollo 13. I’m justwondering your thoughts on that … and what the Apollo 13 experience has meant tothe program in the 40 years since it happened?Stephanie Wilson: That’s an excellent question and it really is a testament toteamwork. Flight crews, the mission control centers, the folks who train us and workon procedures, folks that get our vehicles ready and really know the ins and outs ofthe vehicles, really all have to come together in an emergency. But from everyemergency, we learn something new, we update our procedures, we update our responsetimes and it really is an opportunity to get to be more familiar with things butalso to come together and work better together as a team.Peter King: For Clay and Rick, one quick question. You have just one day off betweenyour EVAs. We know how hard it is physically. Is one day’s rest really enough torecoup your energy and go back and do it again?Clay Anderson: “I’ve played a lot of sports in my life and there were a lot of dayswhen we had double headers and a lot of days we play ed basketball games in back toback days. I think we’re very well prepared. 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