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Good morning.

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Thank you for joining us here in the International
Space Station flight control room located

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in the Johnson Space Center in Houston, Texas.

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This is a live view from the back of the room
here in the flight control room where the

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Orbit 2 team is working.

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They’re being led by flight director Chris
Edelen, who is just gone out of the view on

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the right, now shown in the center.

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He’s leading this Orbit 2 team, which has
just come on console a couple of hours ago,

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and working with the crew in the middle of
their day.

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To his right is astronaut Mark Vande Hei,
who’s serving as the Capcom for this team,

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representing the crew office and serving as
the voice of the flight control team as needed

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with the on-orbit crew.

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On the International Space Station we have
the Expedition 30 crew, shown here with Commander

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Dan Burbank in the center, and to the left
cosmonaut Anton Shkaplerov and to the right

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fellow cosmonaut Anatoly Ivanishin.

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The three again in the mid-afternoon of their
crew day.

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All the activities going smoothly.

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The space station itself is performing well,
just making its way off the coast of Japan.

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This is a look at the ground track, showing
the position of the orbiting complex making

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its way southeasterly as it makes its way
over the northern Pacific Ocean.

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The space station is traveling an altitude
of 383 km which is about the equivalent of

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208 nautical miles as its making its way over
the Earth.

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Again on board, the crew is in the middle
of their afternoon.

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All the activities going smoothly.

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They had their midday meal just a couple of
hours ago, and now back at work.

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The afternoon has included exercise sessions
as well as a couple of smaller medical type

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tasks, including a routine private medical
conference for Commander Burbank.

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He’s also in the midst of a task where he's
relocating three of the portable breathing

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apparatuses from the airlock to a zero-G stowage
rack, which is a part of the continuation

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of the D crew backout activities as part of
the… it’s also part the monthly portable

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emergency provisions inspection activities.

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Later in his afternoon Dan will also perform
a change out of the flash data disk in the

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image processing unit of the SODI DSE or Selectable
Optical Diagnostics Instrument experiment.

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Again that will fill most of the afternoon
of his day.

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His fellow cosmonauts likewise working in
the Russian segment.

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The crew members woke up at just about midnight,
central time, which is the routine wakeup

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of time for the on-orbit crew.

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Their morning activities included again some
experiment work including the Reaction Self

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Test, as well as an inspection of the vehicle.

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Commander Burbank performed about three hours
of unpacking from the Progress cargo craft,

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which is docked to the space station.

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He also did a number of tasks affiliated with
the Combustion Integrated Rack, installing

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an alignment guide and also replacing a manifold
bottle in that experiment hardware.

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His morning also included some exercise on
ARED, or the Resistive Exercise Device and