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Rick Sturckow/Capcom:  Hey, Dex. The folks really worked it hard down here and there

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was a lot of cause for optimism with breaking up all around the SLF.

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But, in the end of the day, it's just too low of a ceiling and visibility. It got down to 200 broken at 2 miles visibility.

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And Fergie just tried to dive on his most 
recent one and couldn't even see the field 
and had to wave off high.

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So, we're "no-go" for the deorbit burn. We're going to send you to the top of page 3-11 and you can have Mash

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do that step there where it says "take the high-main pump presses through and back to norm."

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And then you don't need to go back to 3-01 because you're already there.

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And then you can pick up "If 24-hour 
extension," and there's going to be one delta on the RCS. Standby.

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And the one delta is on the right RCS.

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We want both of them to GPC talk back open on the right RCS heliums.

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Alan Poindexter/STS-131 Commander:  OK. We understand about the right RCS heliums,

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C.J. We'll leave them in that GPC talk back open.

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And we know how hard you guys worked it today and we appreciate everything.

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And we've been there on off-nominal-weather days and know how much workload it is.

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We appreciate everything you've done and we'll be hopeful for better weather tomorrow.

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Rick Sturckow/Capcom:  Sounds great, Discovery. And once you get to the bottom of 3-11,

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we'll follow you over to the deorbit prep backout and work through those procedures with you.

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Alan Poindexter/STS-131 Commander:  Sounds great, C.J. Mash is working them now.

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Brandi Dean/Landing Commentator:  
Capcom Rick Sturckow, there, letting

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Discovery's crew know that weather again 
is going to interfere with the second opportunity today.

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That would have been at 9:23 a.m. Central 
time. Low clouds again in the area, making it

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a "no-go" for a shuttle landing at Kennedy Space Center today.

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So, the crew will plan to try again tomorrow. 
They've got landing opportunities at Kennedy Space Center starting at 6:33 a.m.

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Central time, and opportunities at Edwards Air Force Base in California at 8 a.m. Central time.

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