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and then there was a task force that was formed at om b's request that recommended a reduced flight rate about four shut the flights per year, which would require longer station crews on orbit. so we already had crews living in orbit at that time. in general, we were trying to rotate crews out about every three months. this task force recommended increasing that to six month stays. at that time in 2001 with this reduced flight rate, they felt we could get to this core complete again by february 2004. and they recommended a performance gate. so they were going to see how nasa did over the next couple years, and in the fall of 2003, an assessment would be made looking at the iss program performance and nasa's credibility. if it was satisfactory, they were going to look at what resources would be needed to get to the full assembly complete and see if they would provide those or not. if they didn't feel nasa's progress had been satisfactory, then they were going to end the assembly of the station at this core complete. so this was the approach that was adopted by the administration. the depu

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ome neighborhoods ... still without power. thousands of b-g-e customers dark.it idn't stop many people from getting out of the hoose and cooling off.at the end of the roland park parade, baltimore city firefighters pn five days.tte annual power meaning this year.special lisa ddvis: 1.29.43 "it's like camping in your own house. (laughter) i'm hoping it comes on soon."clive williims: 1.20.26 "not ideal, ut ttere &pyou go. there are a lot worst things in life." life."firefighters hut off pheevalves at 11:30.some people in tte roland park rea are being told it could be before thhir power willlbe pestored. b-g-e crews are continuing tt working overtime... to restore powerrto thoosands of customees. ccnter havv been workinn b-g-e cclled ii a eam of 38-. hundred people... including states.each are assigned to various sttrm roles.... many of them working 12 hours shifts. herees a look at the latestt power outage numbers at this hour:aacording to b-g-e'' website....total...anne city... bbltimore county... carroll county... howard coonty.... todaa mar

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the jefferson cture at berkeley in 2010 provide me an opportunity to reflect on ome of these issues, and i tught i wod pup b o t anrtavrers lf aers,'s vens elzee wa abook there. and i started complaining about this, and a friend said quit compining and write yourself. and that's basically ow tis book started. for i emg at. lo rihsor legan st b'v rm it away from a field for some 20 years while serving in administration, but this provided an opportunity for me bome re- immersed in t. and e bo i noerewo sut acaar d e fo t ita artibis as meditation on my part. of reflection, and have some observatio on thecurrent state of affairs. i br vansn cut e ff a atthabwad wenkutse f r . sosmorhi pulled out as i thought about american history was the idea of the citizen soldier. dating back the american revolion. the concept thaeicu aveirmd or ane hswe bltea gfardon as the war was over they would hurry home ecause they are not professional soldiers. i've come to realize its clg e ci te hevan iclyceldi tily es a coesdess representative of the population as a whole. world war ii was the most representative of any of our war

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