I just wanted to show you some of the evidence of what's happening in the homes.

So we really do not have a down-mass capability except what you can stick in the Soyuz.

So until you get Orion, your down-mass capability is only Soyuz?

When do you expect to make a decision on those changes?

There are a considerable number of folks, yours truly included, that feel like that that is not a realistic flight schedule.

But that was not what the legislation said. The legislation said that $150 million was funding for COTS-D.

It was Senator Hutchison who, about 5 years ago, in the NASA authorization bill had first designated the Space Station as a National Laboratory.

I want to ask you a question specifically about the workforce at the Kennedy Space Center.

In last year's authorization bill, there was guidance to NASA about COTS-D Space Act agreements to develop a U.S. commercial alternative to Soyuz.

Will you notify us immediately if your assessment of probability changes?

Hey guys, I just want you to know that you have made the spring in the step of every American a little bit bouncier by what you all have accomplished.