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This is Mission Control Houston.

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The Expedition 29 crew, off of a restful
weekend of off-duty time and family conferences,

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has kicked off the new work week
with combination of the science work

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and maintenance operations on board.

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Commander Mike Fossum was the first
of three crew members to have exercise

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on the Advanced Resistive Exercise Device today.

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Exercise that was a videotaped and sent down
live to let the flight surgeons get a look

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at the crew members while they
were exercising to make sure

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that they were a doing the exercises properly
as well as to give the engineers an opportunity

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to assess the operation of the equipment.

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For Fossum, he also had time spent setting up
the ultrasound equipment in the Columbus module

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for these Sprint experiment
which he will take part in.

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They will be sending out ultrasound images of
his leg during periods of intense exercise.

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Researchers for the Sprint
experiment want to learn

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if short intense exercise has a better
preventative effect against bone and muscle loss

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and they have better effect on
improved cardiovascular function

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than does a less intense exercise that is
conducted over a longer period of time.

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Flight Engineer Sergei Volkov spent his Monday
morning on TYPOLOGY, that's a Russian experiment

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that uses computer games to judge a cosmonauts'
mental state and their ability to perform tasks.

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He also spent a lot of his afternoon a
pre-packing the Progress vehicle that's

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currently docked at the International
Space Station.

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That pre-packing activity is being
done in advance of that Progress ship's

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to scheduled departure from the International
Space Station on October the 29th.

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Flight Engineer Satoshi Furukawa was
busy all morning doing a maintenance

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on the local area network router in
the space station's Harmony module.

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He followed that up, spending parts of his
afternoon setting up the Node 2 computers again,

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once that router maintenance was completed.

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The plan for the crew members for Tuesday
includes more science work for each of them,

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as well as time devoted to trash
cleanup and Progress packing,