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Crew Prepares for Visiting Spacecraft. Commander Scott Kelly and Flight Engineers Catherine Coleman and Paolo Nespoli spent time at the robotics workstation Thursday rehearsing capture techniques for the grapple and berthing of the H-II Transfer Vehicle set to arrive at the International Space Station on January 27. After its arrival, the automated cargo craft will be grappled by Canadarm2, the station's robotic arm, and berthed to a docking port on the Harmony module. To prepare for space shuttle Discovery's arrival in February, Coleman and Nespoli spent some time sharpening their digital photography skills for the imagery they will collect of the orbiter's thermal protection system as it performs a back flip known as the Rendezvous Pitch Maneuver prior to docking. Flight Engineer Alexander Kaleri set up and monitored the Plasma Crystal experiment, an ongoing Russian investigation that studies how plasma dust structures affect the station's environment when exposed to ultraviolet space radiation. Flight Engineers Oleg Skripochka and Dmitry Kondratyev conducted a session with the Russian behavioral assessment TYPOLOGY, which measures a crew member's psychophysical state and ability to withstand stress, to perform and to communicate. An electroencephalogram measures and records the electrical activity of the crew member's brain. Skripochka, Kondratyev and Kaleri also performed a variety of preventative maintenance tasks in the Russian segment of the station throughout the day and monitored its life support systems. Later, Kelly, Coleman and Nespoli gathered in the Kibo module to participate in an in-flight media interview with KSAZ-TV in Phoenix.

International Concours Valkenswaard, The Netherlands �C August 2010 The Global Champions Tour (GCT) has a simple maxim: 'The Best in Show Jumping'. This weekend, horses, riders and the audience gathered in Valkenswaard, at Stal Tops, the home of the GCT President and Founder Jan Tops. This was the third show this year where the GCT and Jaeger-LeCoultre joined forces. The Manufacture with its 178 year history of providing exclusive, unique, hand assembled watches has agreed to become the official timekeeper. The connection between horse and rider as a team creating an elegant and dynamic partnership in the precision sport of show jumping, melds well with the work ethic of Jaeger-LeCoultre whose commitment to the same principles of elegance and the precise delivery of an accurate and hand assembled timepiece. On Saturday, company CEO, Jerome Lambert, presented the winner of the GCT Grand Prix of the Netherlands with a specially engraved Reverso (Reverso Grande Taille with a special dedicated engraving). America's Olympic Gold Medallist Laura Kraut earned this award with the help of her great equine partner "Cedric". With that in mind Jan Tops, a former championship rider and gold medallist, devised a series in which the world's top 30 ranked riders are invited to jump in nine shows at some of the most beautiful venues in sport. Rio De Janeiro, Cannes, Monaco, Estoril, Hamburg and Valencia are already established partners in this endeavour and in 2010, Chantilly and Turin were added to the roster.