Monthly Archives: July 2011

July 28, 2011

Space Shuttle: Wheels Stop

One week ago today, STS-135 Space Shuttle Atlantis landed on Earth for the final time. Continue reading →

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July 17, 2011

Final Shuttle Launch Tweetup

Take a walk on memory lane with me. Highlights of the STS-135 NASA tweetup at Kennedy Space Center. Continue reading →

Filed under Earth, leadership, NASA, social media, space, tweet-up

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July 9, 2011

Hipstamatic View of Final Liftoff

I wanted to share a few iPhone Hipstamatic app photos from the final liftoff for the last Space Shuttle, Atlantis. Continue reading →

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Tagged as app, Chris Ferguson, Doug Hurley, expedition 28, hipstamatic, iPhone, mike fossum, Rex Walheim, ron garan, Sandy Magnus, Satoshi Fugukawa, STS-135

July 3, 2011

Think UNthinkable Thoughts

If we keep thinking unthinkable thoughts, we can do unimaginable things and go unforeseenable places. Even as we close out the Space Shuttle program, tomorrow holds great promise if we dare to dream it. So, let’s get to it! Continue reading →

Filed under astronaut, culture, Earth, innovation, NASA, space, technology, tweet-up

Tagged as #nasatweetup, Atlantis, bob crippen, challenger. space shuttle, Chris Ferguson, columbia, Discovery, Doug Hurley, Endeavour, john young, orbiter, rex wilhelm, Sandy Magnus, STS-135

July 1, 2011

Touching Lives

Many are tempted to give up if we can’t solve ALL the world’s problems. Instead, the answer is for each of us to do what we can to make a difference: one person, one problem, one day at a time. Continue reading →

Filed under Africa, Bethany House Trust, Fragile Oasis, LAUNCH, poverty, space

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