[Utah-astronomy] Back on for launch

They've decided France is going to be ok after all and are "trying to squeeze a 'go'" out of the Spain site as well. (As hard as they're trying, you'd think they heard Ann on the radio this morning saying the shuttle would be visible from SPOC tomorrow and they don't want to make a liar out of her. <grin> ) Only one TAL (Transoceanic Abort Landing) site is needed so with France a go so is the launch. Currently in a scheduled hold at T minus 9 minutes. Count to be resumed at 29 minutes and a few seconds past this hour. pw