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well good morning houston thank you for

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that uh great uh rendition of days

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goodbye by uh

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and uh

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so we better start living and we are

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we're

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enjoying every minute up here and uh

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thanks so much for the greeting from the

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people who

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have made some incredible things happen

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in space flight we thank you for uh that

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greater what we're looking forward to

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just floating through the uh

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through the airlock it gets a little

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noisier in here

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now we uh we pitch up

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90 degrees

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that's the back uh back of the air lock

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where when you uh

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you do a spacewalk

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out of the shuttle that's where you get

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there we are making our way up into

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tight clearances in some of these areas

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that's probably the tightest one right

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there

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okay and we emerge into uh into the node

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now first we're going to look down

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we're going to look down into the mplm

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now mplm work

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is kind of underway

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and one thing i find quickly is you have

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to orient yourself in each module

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so down to me in this module

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down

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is because when we land it's going to be

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this side

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that faces earth

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so when we think about how we pack

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things especially water

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we pack it so that it'll be lying on

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something flat

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when we come back

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and we don't pack it on something sharp

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so that when we come back into the

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atmosphere

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and we

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get back into a gravitational field it

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falls onto something sharp and pops

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take a look back

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and now we'll hang a right turn

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but

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what we have to do is orient ourselves

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to down

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in the space station

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so that's the direction we were

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initially facing when we came into space

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station but we're not going to go that

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way yet because there's a couple other

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things to look at here

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and the first one

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this is the japanese module

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and it is always the quietest and

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cleanest place on the space station

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we have all of our press events right

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there which is why

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that camera is hanging up there

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and we're just going to float through

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and i'm going to show you one more thing

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and we have to pitch up here

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and we look into what's called the jlp

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or the attic

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and that is very very clean too houston

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station on the big loop this is mike

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i'll go back in there's a couple windows

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you look out one of them right now

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and put some files in the t drive oca

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down

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folder for photo tv

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3d

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and

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files there if uh you guys could get

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those how's that for a winner of a view

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downloaded and then let the jsc photo tv

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it's beautiful place from up here

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all right we're going to close this

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it's a little shutter it's a wheel just

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off to my left that i'm turning

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and we're gonna head out

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now we're coming up on that node i

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mentioned

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is the columbus module we'll just take a

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you can see here it's uh it's crowded

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like everything else

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these uh resupply flights as they call

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are very uh

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disturbing is probably a good word when

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it comes to just overall station

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organization

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so now we're headed back in our original

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there's mike

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he's uh one of the guys who lives here

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so he's i guess our host

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did you have a

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flyabout actually i think i said the

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last one was node one that was actually

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and uh what i'm gonna do is pitch down

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we're gonna take a look into what used

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to be an mplm

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it's now called a pmm

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a permanent logistics module

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and i'm going to orient myself back to

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down

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and i'm going to go through here and

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show you just what

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pandemonium is

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ensues here because we're moving

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everything in

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so you can see it uh it just looks like

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a wreck but it'll look a little bit

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better before we leave

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i'd like to thank the commander of the

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international uh space station andre

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borisenko for your hospitality you've

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been absolutely fantastic to us

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you and your crew have uh have

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demonstrated not only uh iss hospitality

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but you've demonstrated fantastic

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russian hospitality it's been wonderful

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to be here with you you have a wonderful

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home you're taking fantastic care of it

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and uh you are you're going to keep it

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looking good for generations of space

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we have good together and

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i would

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say you

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hey just a few words uh overall on the

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uh the mission itself uh you know this

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is a little bit of a unique mission uh

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for a couple different different reasons

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first of all we had uh kind of an

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abbreviated crew we had four shuttle

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crew coming up joining six space station

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i think in this particular instance it

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forces all to work as a as a

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very tight

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team from the very beginning we had a

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lot of hope from our station

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sasha and andre sergey

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the very first day that we were adopted

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they showed up in the mplm

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it put me to work

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they were absolutely wonderful they were

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great sports and took care of actually

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stowing an awful lot of our cargo for us

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we we emptied the mplm finally today and

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just a short while ago

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put it back in the shuttle's payload bay

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hopefully with everything that should be

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on there and if not what's remaining is

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going to go through this hatch in just a

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moment but

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to the expedition 28 crew again thank

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you very much for your hospitality on

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behalf of the 135 crew

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well thanks fergie it's been an honor uh

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having you guys on board it's been great

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having you guys on board

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it's great being a part of this really

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important and historic mission and

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we want to just thank you guys so much

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for leaving the space station uh

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in a posture for for continued

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utilization continued use for the rest

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of the decade it's been it's been really

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great and uh you know i'd like to thank

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doug for all your work on the transfer

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and robotics it was just amazing and uh

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where's rex rex thank you for for all

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your your leadership and your dedication

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to hard work on the uh spacewalk you and

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the eva team on the ground really made

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that a big success

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and fergie thank you for your leadership

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thank you for bringing the guys here but

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of all your many many accomplishments

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that you did on this mission

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for us from our perspective the most

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important thing you did was bring sandy

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sandy we cannot thank you enough for

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always keeping the big picture in mind

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always keeping what life is going to be

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like after you guys leave uh

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you were just absolutely amazing we just

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cannot thank you enough for everything

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that you've done for us and you know we

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don't even realize it yet but in a

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couple of weeks we're going to be going

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wow i'm glad sandy was here and we tried

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to trade mike for sandy but fergie

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wouldn't take us up

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but

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frankie thank you and your crew so much

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um like i said uh it's you're really

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left in a good position so on behalf of

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the expedition 28 crew the entire iss

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program we'd like to thank you your crew

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and the entire sts-135 team for leaving

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the station ready to go for the rest of

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the decade so thank you very much all

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right it's our honor

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congratulations

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thank you

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that was

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good luck to you michael hey man all

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yes i will have a safe