On 2008-05-30, Jason Pawloski <jpawloski@gmail.com> wrote: http://phoenixnewtimes.com/2008-05-29/news/heather-squires-was-arrested-for-dui-without-drinking-a-drop-of-alcohol This is good timing, as there was a thread a couple of weeks back that featured a bunch of morons on here praising a new policy that would confiscate (steal) vehicles from DUI offenders in some jurisdiction. Maybe

36.79 61-C Hawley (34), Nelson (35), Chang-Diaz (35), Gibson (39), Bolden (39) 37.43 STS-68 Wilcutt (34), Smith (35), Wisoff (36), Bursch (37), Jones (39), Baker (41) 37.87 STS-67 Lawrence (35), Jernigan (35), Grunsfeld (37), Gregory (38), Oswald (43) 38.00 41-G Sullivan (33), Ride (33), Leestma (35), McBride (41), Crippen

john2375@hotmail.com wrote in news:1155059237.367552.240880@m73g2000cwd.googlegroups.com: Before STS-107, the crews were named for: STS-114,115,116,117,118,119,120 However, some missions were altered significantly..also some crews were altered here and there. STS-114's crew changed since they were no longer a ferry flight to the ISS..but I think 4 of the crew originally named

I think as in many industries, some people are going to show expertise in certain areas, which may colour judgement on where they are assigned. There must also be personality factors of course. I'd personally not be surprised to see Shuttle extended for a couple of years if they have no more disasters. In many ways, the safety aspect has to be greater now than its been ever, but as has been

john2375@hotmail.com wrote: Since in order to be shuttle mission commander, you have to have flown at least one flight as pilot, and the program's in its home stretch, is it possible to pretty accurately figure out the remaining commanders of the last missions? The last I saw, it was: STS-115: Jett STS-116: Polansky STS-117: Sturckow STS-118: S. Kelly STS-120: Melroy