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please call discovery and iss for a

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and clear from the node 2 of the

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go ahead npr

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good morning clay and rick and stephanie

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it's good to see you up there your

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mission commander alan poindexter

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learned a few hours ago that you'll be

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spending an extra day in orbit wondering

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space station so that we can use their

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communications assets to downlink the

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um clay the

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while you were leaving the airlock for

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your space walk this time

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a great experience so we're very excited

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to go outside it'd been about three

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clay the main job on your spacewalk has

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crowbar to dislodge it at one point

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asser assembly we had to get the new one

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pry bar and we had to give a little

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rick mastraccio if i could start with

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submitted by the third grade class here

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were working the robotic arm while clay

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uh clay we probably have time for maybe

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one more question uh you'll be leaving

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likelihood with the end of the shuttle

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mission this will be your last visit

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magnificent of this as this it's going

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complex built by some of the finest

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engineers around the world it's a great

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example of human fortitude and ingenuity

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sunrise or the sunset and look at the

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beautiful earth below us you have to

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great thank you very much all three of

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you good luck with the rest of the

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discovery iss this is houston acr thank

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good morning discovery at iss it's cbs

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news and cbs news radio how do you hear

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cbs news and cbs news radio we just

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discovery iss has you loud and clear

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good morning stephanie wilson rick

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mastracchio and clay anderson this is

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peter king in florida bill harwood will

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be joining us for the johnson space

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let's start with rick and clay because

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you had a great first eva yesterday

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second of three i'm just wondering

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dutton come in and grapple it so it's

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procedures and getting all of that ready

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as you know president obama is going to

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change i mean some people think it's the

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in-demand space flight some people think

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it's a bold step forward

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clay can you share the cliff notes

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you know life is full of changes and

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of all our lives you know new parents

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the beginning but eventually they figure

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what real changes are coming you know

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town for quite a while in the manned

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that nasa and the partners can sustain

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workhorse but we have a lot of new

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partners being able to sustain the

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rick a lot of people here are wondering

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what the president will say when he

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of the country and a leader of the world

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in technology and innovation and that's

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this question is for any and all of you

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you had a smoke alarm that got everybody

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scrambling early this morning we know

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that turned out to be okay but 40 years

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ago this coming week a very real

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emergency took place on apollo 13. i'm

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just wondering your thoughts on that i

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think you're all old enough to remember

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it pretty well and uh what the apollo 13

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experience has meant to the program in

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you know it's an excellent question and

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it really is a testament to teamwork

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flight crews the mission control centers

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folks that train us and work on

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procedures

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folks that get our vehicles ready

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and really know the ins and outs of the

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vehicles really all have to come

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together in an emergency but from every

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emergency we learn something new we

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update our procedures we update our

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response times and it really is an

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opportunity to

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get to be more familiar with things but

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also to come together and work work

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better together as a team

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and for clay and rick one one quick

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question and you have just one day off

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between your evas we know how hard it is

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physically i'm just wondering is one

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day's rest really enough to recoup your

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yeah i think so uh you know i played a

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lot of sports in my life and uh there

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were a lot of days we had double headers

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and a lot of days we played uh

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basketball games and back-to-back days

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and i think we're very well prepared

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we're in pretty good shape for old men

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and i think we'll be ready to rock and

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roll

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all right well thank you so much for

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spending time with us this morning have

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a safe rest of your flight we'll look

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forward to seeing you back here in

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thank you

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and liftoff of discovery

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blazing a trail to scientific

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discoveries of port space station

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adrian's mike discovery iss standby tv

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this is uh discovery and iss we hear you

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loud and clear

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very very good thank you so much for

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joining us here this morning early

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monday morning nebraskans and the rest

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of the nation watches you guys took off

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big delay discovery lifted off from cape

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canaveral on board experiencing the

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second trip out of this world nebraska's

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very own clayton anderson also on board

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and joining us this morning rick

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mastracchio if i got that right and

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stephanie wilson good morning and just

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first off we should mention to our

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viewers there might be a slight delay

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and i guess this question for all of you

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the mission's going very well we're

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in the middle of uh transferring all the

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cargo that we brought up rick and i

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completed the first spacewalk yesterday

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the station crew is working hard as

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usual and everything's going very very

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and can you tell us a little bit about

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what that uh what that space walk was

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all about what you guys were doing out

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there and and what parts of the space

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well clay and i have three space walks

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planned we've completed one of them

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yesterday and the biggest task is to

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replace a large ammonia tank that's on

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board the space station right now we

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brought up a new one in the space

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shuttle yesterday we took that new one

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and we transferred over to the space

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station tomorrow we'll swap out the old

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and the new tank and then on our last

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spacewalk a couple days from now we'll

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remove the old tank and put it back in

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and and for everyone you know down here

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we can't possibly imagine this but tell

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us what it's like to be outside of that

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space station just floating around in

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it's an incredible feeling it's an

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experience that i will never forget and

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i'm sure every other space walker will

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tell you the same thing

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the views of the earth are spectacular

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you have to tell yourself to stop

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working for a bit to take a look down at

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the ground we actually did that

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yesterday as we flew over

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the united arab emirates and saw some of

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those huge resorts that they've built

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out in the uh

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gulf of

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aden i believe so it was just incredible

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it's a great experience it's a lot of

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hard work but it's also very very

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i i can imagine and you know stephanie

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nasa set a record with the most number

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of women in space with space with this

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mission what's it like to be part of

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that record and do you have any advice

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to young girls who are looking at maybe

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well it's certainly an honor to uh

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so to speak be part of a record for the

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number of women in space and it's been a

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pleasure to

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work both with dottie metcalf

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lindenberger noko yamazaki and

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also to join tracy caldwell as she's a

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part of the expedition crew on the space

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station and we're all very fortunate

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that many of the women in the astronaut

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program have many have come before us

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and paved the way and were able to learn

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from their mentorship and from the

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example that they set and for uh young

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women out there young young girls i

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would recommend that they work hard

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study as hard as they can and have faith

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in their

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capabilities and

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understand that the sky is the limit

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they can really study anything that they

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are interested in or that their hearts

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very very nice and

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again thank you so much for joining us

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here this morning and have a very safe

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trip back home thanks guys

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webcam

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thanks a lot we appreciate your time