I'm trying to make it a habit to watch/listen to the daily news conference every day at 10:00 CST

Isn't the internet a wonderful thing for stuff like this? Although I'm pretty sure it hasn't helped my productivity...I haven't been able to get my real player to work...I think the firewall here is limiting my access...But I've found a link to NASA TV through the MS Feedroom using Windows media player.

I wish NASA TV would give more raw data to watch/listen to. I'm not sure its possible but I'd love to listen in on some of the scientific teams arguing/discussing the data returns. I'd love to hear their decision making process 1st hand. For exaample, are there multiple theories on certain geologic features that are discussed, and if so are some of the engineers/scientists argumentative when putting forth their theories? What's the give & take like on issues that are as boring as: "Should we sniff this rock or push over that rock?" Of course showing such meetings in a raw format would only feed the conspiracy theory/cydonut crazies, but it would be interesting none the less...

Scott Evil