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Bring Down the Desk Piles with Organized Files
03.15.12 - In a stuff-driven culture, it can be difficult to stay organized, whether at work or at home.
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FIRST Robotics Teams Get Ready to "Rebound Rumble"
03.13.12 - A six-week design and build challenge that had high school students across the world busy every day after school will culminate next week when regional robotic tournaments begin.
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Bowles' New Job Requires a New Look at Langley
03.05.12 - Dave Bowles was sitting in a financial performance monthly review meeting in late February when it hit him.
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Women in Aerospace: Are We There Yet?
03.08.12 - From a dozen round tables in NASA Langley's Reid Conference Center, employees looked toward a big screen, which aired a panel discussion taking place at NASA Headquarters about women's roles in workplace innovation.
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Aerospace Research: Challenges and Opportunities
03.07.12 - The problem with fiscal austerity is that cutting budgets tends to favor short-sightedness, according to Mark Lewis.
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Shin: 'We Fared OK' in Aeronautics Budget Request
03.07.12 - Jaiwon Shin offered insight on Washington's budgeting parameters in a Tuesday visit to NASA Langley. "Flat is the new increase," Shin, who heads NASA's Aeronautics Research Mission Directorate, said.
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Finding Future STEM Professionals at CIAA
02.27.12 - For the seventh year, NASA brought exhibits, educators and motivators to the CIAA basketball tournament.
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Langley Plan Would Offer Business, Communications Emphasis
03.02.12 - Citing a desire to realign NASA Langley with a look toward increased technology development as well as forging partnerships to better handle tough fiscal times, Lesa Roe has submitted a reorganization plan for agency approval.
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Solving a Safety Problem Earns Venkat a NASA Award
02.27.12 - NASA has presented its Quality and Safety Achievement Recognition award, or QASAR, for 2011 to Venki Venkat of NASA's Langley Research Center.
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Day of Education for Natural-Born Explorers
02.24.12 - There were perhaps 75 or so students in the auditorium, there to listen to Chris Giersch talk about NASA.
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Career Day Exposes Engineering Options to Students
02.23.12 - They came from Hampton, Newport News, Williamsburg and James City and York counties.
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Data From Space, Filled Out for the Masses
02.17.12 - One petabyte can hold over 13 years of HD video. Two? That's Langley's ASDC.
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Garver: Budget Reflects NASA's Space Priorities
02.16.12 - "When you look at the priorities for NASA, the top three have to be the International Space Station … the Orion (Multi-Purpose Crew Vehicle) and Space Launch System … and the James Webb Space Telescope."
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Researcher Recalls Glenn, Friendship 7
02.16.12 - Retired researcher Bill Scallion and photographer Fred Jones recall John Glenn and the Mercury 7 astronauts.
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Langley 2013 Budget Proposal Indicates Flexibility Needed
02.13.12 - Langley Director Lesa Roe -- ''We do not take deep cuts. ... We can lay the foundation for some truly remarkable discoveries.''
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Cars That Go Fast, Rockets That Go Faster
2.13.12 - They walked past the modified race car Shawn Balluzzo has used in winning five consecutive class championships at Langley Speedway.
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Panelists Offer Students a Look at NASA Langley Jobs
2.10.12 - During February, NASA’s Digital Learning Network is paying homage to Black History Month by airing webcasts featuring African-Americans whose skills and talents have contributed to the nation in space, aeronautics, science and technology.
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Aerospace Days 2012: It's a Numbers Game
02.10.12 - After seven years of doing so, Lesa Roe knows how to talk to Virginia's legislators. Begin with numbers.
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Through a Filter to a Mark on Society
2.08.12 - James West talks of a filter that limited the opportunity for African-Americans to make technological contributions to society in his youth.
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NASA Astronaut to Honor Black History at VASC
2.07.12 - Astronaut Alvin Drew, a two-time space shuttle veteran, will help honor Black History Month at Hampton's Virginia Air and Space Center (VASC) on February 11.