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"Take Your Daughter to Work Day" is a fine and worthy concept, but is
shuttle Return-to-Flight the appropriate day for KSC PAO to put it into effect? I'm sure she is a delightful person, and undoubtedly has risen up through the ranks over a period of many years to get to her current position... but would it be possible for NASA to find a spokesperson who can read a script without hesitating and stumbling? For the 9:30 EDT update, she was narrating a canned video about the ET changes, and it appears that some "joker" replaced the description of the bipod changes with a redundant description of the feedline bellows changes. She just went ahead and read the bellows narration over the bipod video and, when the bellows changes were shown, she read it again. Anybody else miss John "Shorty" Powers? -- I was punching a text message into my | Reed Snellenberger phone yesterday and thought, "they need | GPG KeyID: 5A978843 to make a phone that you can just talk | rsnellenberger into." Major Thomb | -at-houston.rr.com |
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The bimbettes are there to quell the nerd factor, which turns off half
the audience for shuttle launches. You're right about the dumbed down coverage. CNN Miles O'Brien couldn't explain launch windows without using football analogies and talking about 'motion lotion', whatever that is. Also none of the "onsite" anchors picked up on the launch scrub for about 5 minutes even though Shuttle Launch Control commentators actually anticipated the scrub by about a minute. |
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