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11/14/2008

Medalist® In Orbit Once Again
 
7:30 p.m. CST Friday, Nov. 14, 2008
Mission Control Center, Houston, Texas
11.14.08
 
STATUS REPORT : STS-126-01
 
Space shuttle Endeavour lit the Florida night sky with a 6:55 p.m. CST launch on a mission to outfit the International Space Station for a larger crew and improve the function of a solar array rotary joint.


Aboard the shuttle are Commander Chris Ferguson, Pilot Eric Boe and mission specialists Don Pettit, Steve Bowen, Heidemarie Stefanyshyn-Piper, Shane Kimbrough and Sandra Magnus. The station crew, Commander Mike Fincke and flight engineers Yury Lonchakov and Greg Chamitoff, watched the Kennedy Space Center launch on a special television feed from Mission Control.

Magnus will become a station crew member, beginning a three-month stay shortly after docking. She will replace Chamitoff, who will return to Earth aboard Endeavour to end his six-month stay in space.

During the 15-day mission, spacewalking crew members Piper, Bowen and Kimbrough will rotate on four spacewalks. Most of their time outside will focus on fixing the ailing starboard Solar Alpha Rotary Joint. They also will replace a depleted nitrogen tank, relocate hand-propelled carts that run along the rails of the station's main truss and lubricate the grapple fixture on the end of the station's Canadarm2. Additionally, they will install global positioning system antennas and a new television camera on the truss.

Endeavour will deliver to the station water recycling racks, a second toilet, a new exercise device, food warmers, a refrigerator, an experiment freezer and a combustion science experiment rack. Much of the material brought up by Endeavour is in the multi-purpose logistics module Leonardo, to be removed from the shuttle cargo bay Monday and attached to the station for unloading.

The crew will begin a sleep period at about 1:55 a.m. Saturday and awaken at 9:55 a.m. The next shuttle status report will be issued after crew wakeup, or earlier if events warrant.

For more info and the track the mission click here.

 

 

9/4/08

Jens Pulver Vs. Leonard Garcia Added To WEC 36 On Nov. 5th

The WEC has made a rumored fight between former UFC Lightweight Champion Jens Pulver and 145lb stand out Leonard Garcia official for WEC 36 on November 5th. The event is set to take place from the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel And Casino.

WEC 36 is to air on VS. network 11/5 starting at 7 p.m. ET

 

9/3/08

Medalist Women’s Cheyenne Series Wins Award from Field & Stream Magazine

 Medalist is proud to announce that our Women’s Cheyenne shirt and pant were one of the “Tester’s Picks” in the Field & Stream 2008 “Best of the Best” Awards. The Women’s Medalist Cheyenne shirt and pant were developed for the rapidly growing number of women hunters. The button front shirt has chest pockets for all the essentials. The six pocket pant offers a drawstring cord at the leg opening that can be worn inside or outside the boot.

 

 

 

• Silvermax technology – Our technology provides undetected scent-free protection requiring no activation. The easy care fabric is soft, moisture wicking, quick drying, fade resistant, and provides noise free movement. Best of all, this technology is good for the life of the garment! It’s no surprise that NASA has chosen Medalist Silvermax products!

• Garment fit – The Cheyenne shirt and pant are designed and contoured for a woman’s body.

• Versatility – With its thermodynamic body temperature regulation, the Cheyenne shirt and pant are ideal as an outerwear piece for the warm season or as a layering piece for colder conditions.

The Women’s Cheyenne shirt and pant are available in sizes S-2XL in the Realtree AP pattern.

The Cheyenne shirt and pant are also available for Men in Sizes S-4XL in the Realtree AP, Mossy Oak New Break Up, and Mossy Oak Treestand patterns.

link: Field & Stream