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okay hello everybody hello everybody

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we're back this is our final hang up for

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the day at the 225th meeting American

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Astronomical Society my name is Tony

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Darnell I work at Space Telescope and so

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does my colleague carol christian she's

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we she is the we're still here we're

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still showing you what's going on and

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what we'd like to do every time this day

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is talk a little bit give you guys a

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recap of the meeting itself some of the

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things that we've learned in carol has

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gone around getting a bunch of swag so

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she's going to show you that as well we

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hope that you guys are enjoying these

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things we're doing giving them to you

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i'm not monitoring comments or questions

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at this point because our colleague has

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had to go do something else so let's go

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ahead and a service with Carol okay

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first of all the rundown today there was

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a big emphasis actually on education

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astronomers love to talk about what they

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do and they love to be involved in

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education so there are many posters and

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presentations about education with

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astronomy and as usual there were also a

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lot of talks on exoplanet research and

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also a couple of press releases and so

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one of the press releases was from the

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Kepler project and they were talking

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about how they've been of course looking

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they've upped the number of planet

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candidates to something like 4,700 oh

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wow yeah and they have a handful that

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are earth-like so we've got some super

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Earths they're in the right place called

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the habitable zone so they're in the

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right place to have water so of course

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follow-up observations will be done and

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in fact there was another presentation

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it was another present sorry there was

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another presentation that was about

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follow up on on planets and and they are

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looking for the confirmation of the size

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and the atmospheres and they think they

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have another one that might have be kind

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of like an earth-like planet

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but it's not confirmed but it's just a

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teaser so that was that your press

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release there's a difference between

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when you say up the couplers got a bun

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is up the number of panic experts what

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is it what does that mean exact that

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means that they have analyzed the data

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carefully and they have 4,700 object

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stars that have a brightness change

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which could be due to a planet so then

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after that they have to continue to

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monitor and the reason that it takes so

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long to continue getting candidates is

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that when Kepler first started it stares

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at one part of the sky only and in the

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first year they could detect planets

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that went around their parent star

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fairly rapidly so they'd see it many

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times because you have to see it many

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times before you say yeah it's

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repeatable looks like it could be a

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planet but now it's been in orbit for

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four years and so they're starting to

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detect planets that are further out that

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have probably gone round like only a

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couple of times so the longer they're up

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there then the planet state detector

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further and further from the parent star

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and then we use ground-based and

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space-based telescopes to then go back

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and look at those objects and see if

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they can detect the planet itself its

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atmosphere or do deeper observations and

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it's important to remember also that

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this is the Kepler date Kepler has

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completed its main mission yes and this

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this is data they're still going through

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and coming up with even more candidates

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now and Kepler uses the radio Vlad sorry

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the transit transit method to detect

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these dips and brightness as a planet

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goes in front that's this primary way of

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doing it and from that they can get

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things like the size of the planet and

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whether or not might have an atmosphere

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or not as well as how far away it might

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right so the things they can learn from

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that so other things that go on besides

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the reporting of research posters which

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education poster day is that we have

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these town hall groupings where we talk

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about that astronomers get together talk

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about the facility so we're having a

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Hubble town hall on thursday tonight

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we're having a James Webb telescope Town

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Hall which I'll be recording but I won't

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our website later on so we had one today

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on the ground-based observatories

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because there are many ground-based

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observatories and what new

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instrumentation are being put on that

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some pretty exciting stuff they're doing

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some large surveys from the ground and

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they're also doing some spectroscopy

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which they can do know that the

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advantage of ground-based observatory is

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that in a couple of years you can build

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a brand new brand new instrument with

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new technology and and pretty large

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format so they can be heavier than the

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stuff we put in space read last night

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remember they had the thirty meter

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telescope never had I've had a big

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banquet kind of thing The Meters really

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big really big hardware big pieces of

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glass and big instrumentation but

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another thing I wanted to share with you

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that is a feature of these meetings as

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all trade shows and meetings is fun

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stuff which is that you can pick up at

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the various booths around the room that

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reminds you of different kinds of of the

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different organizations that are here so

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piece of schwag is actually from a

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little company called Eureka that

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supports research and astronomy oh here

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so it's science on top okay that's

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enough so then so there's there's also

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an unlimited quantity of handouts so

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there are business cards there are these

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kind of cards this one happens to be

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about spectroscopy education there's

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also what was that I saw that I don't

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know this here but this thing is really

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cool you should get one Tony you put it

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around the handle on your briefcase or

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Oh luggage because no one else has these

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so it's really easy for me to find my

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luggage and it has the name of the

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organization Associated university so

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there's what that was it first Microsoft

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had the red and blue 3d glasses that you

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can use worldwide telescope we have pins

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we have our HST and our jwst pins as his

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as well there's also bookmarks are fun

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because they're cute but also because

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they give you lots of information about

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the organization that made the bookmark

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so there's educational stuff this is a

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digital library there are booked

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companies there's that stuff there are

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stickers what's it say you want you your

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Pluto the year on Pluto this is the year

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that as you as you as you all smart

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people know and have been following that

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there's a probe going to Pluto it's

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going to be out there pretty soon

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looking at Pluto and this is an

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advertisement for that mission you can

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collect probably a thousand stickers

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from the various places or admissions

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notes for a ground-based telescope that

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there's candy there's mac nuts mmm more

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pins chocolate is my favorite more pens

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have you can have it in almost any color

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you can think of from every organization

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and sure enough they put their logo on

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it so when you charge your phone you

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won't forget them and I think I think

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well I have more chocolate egg like lots

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of chocolate there's other kinds of food

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and last but not least sorry is also a

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lighted pen which changes color which if

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you still use pencil and paper or

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post-it notes if you still use pencil

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and paper so anyway oh yeah and then a

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pencil I don't even know where there is

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a pencil for you see that first night

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from era sebo so that's pretty much the

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swag I collected and let me tell you

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this only tip of the iceberg and it's

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only a little bit of the paper and

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postcards that I that I picked up I mean

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stuff anyway have at it today writer

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today Tony yep your job is cut out for

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you yeah so i've got i'll be doing the

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James Webb Space Telescope town hall

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it sometime on youtube that's where

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everybody's giving everybody updates on

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what's going on with the mission

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and stuff tomorrow we'll be back so we

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Carolyn i'll be back at three thirty two

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afternoon and we'll be talking about

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some of the highlights of that we'll

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have people from that as well as doing

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another recap in the morning tomorrow

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grumman booth we will have a w first and

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that way that'll be fine yeah I agree so

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with that folks thank you for watching

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we're done for today we'll see you