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good afternoon once again we are

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greeting you at the Go Red cosmonaut

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training center and today we'll have a

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press conference for the primary and the

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backup crew for expeditions 31 32 to the

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ISS verified program the launch is

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scheduled on May 15th and this will be

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soyuz tma-04m let me introduce the

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primer crew to be launching been the

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commander the transport vehicle the

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commander is 32 and the fight engineer

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of ISS 31 gennady padalka eros cosmos

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engineer Sergei revin who's going to be

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the flight engineer on both a service

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vehicle and the ISS and a NASA astronaut

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joseph acaba who is a flight engineer on

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the service vehicle and the flight

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engineer on the SS and the backup crew

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the service vehicle commander the fight

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engineer of the ISS Oleg novitskiy the

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flight engineer of both the ISS and the

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service vehicle with get it broken and

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the flight engineer of the SS Kevin Ford

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and the lead for the government the

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Goron cosmo training centers of

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Caracalla for is taking part in our

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press conference so please go ahead with

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your questions and tell at once who you

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are asking this question News Agency

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first of all I'd like to congratulate

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everybody on the exams on the upcoming

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flight and have a question to the

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the first question is what Telus man

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what token you going to have because

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we've had a crew or didn't take anything

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with them onboard the station and a

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question to all the other crew members

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what items are you going to take with

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you another question for Joseph and for

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Sergei since the slave breath first

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flight on the ISS what do you expect

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from this pledge what plans you have

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what our expectations thank you very

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much for a question it's a good question

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and I think I'm going to pass the floor

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to Joe because he was the one who chose

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the talisman items we're going to take

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with us and now we're in electronics age

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so I'm going to take an iPod and an iPad

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have music you have films you have

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everything on them so it's very useful

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so Joe maybe you're going talk about the

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telus man good no he's been very

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gracious and offered us a new flyer the

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opportunity to and so I've selected a

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Smokey the Bear who is a character in

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the United States that has been around

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since the 1940s that makes people aware

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human-caused fires and how important the

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natural environment is supported shown

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this decision because I've been busy

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with an amount of things since 1994 my

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personal items that I'm going to take

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with me during our expedition we're

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going to celebrate at least three

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the first birthday will occur on the

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docking day this will be Joe is birthday

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on May 17th and then we'll have two

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birthdays gennady's on June 21st and for

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Oleg Kononenko on the very same day so

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I'm taking small presents with me and I

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hope to make a puzzle surprise hope

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don't find there's a presence useful

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Internet flight and also hope that

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there's presence of mind will lift our

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spirits a bit but that says it's my

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first flight I know that my comrades

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take small souvenirs with them and I'm

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taking a small kangaroo and we all know

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that kangaroos they hope they jump to

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leap forward so this is kind of a leap

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forward for me that was my association

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what is reka the dense really quite

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answer the other part of the question

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the flight so despite the feathers

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flight has been cut down

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it used to be 160 days now it's down to

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120 our experiment program is very

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intensive planning an extravehicular

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activity a spacewalk in order to extend

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further the Russian segment in order to

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for us to receive an upcoming Russian

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module and certain sometime in the

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future also an experiment with a small

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satellite predicting its launch and its

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descent and it's all connected with the

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problem of space debris they also have

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so the commander responded for everybody

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Sergei the sifrits flight and they're

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wondering what your expectations are and

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what experiments you're interested in

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paramount did you prepare for this

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flight and then one more question for

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the backup crew it's what you think

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about your upcoming back up bro as

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education I am a physical a physicist so

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not only physics but also weather space

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huge so I chose an experiment which is

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education related and it will be called

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oriented on education for five to seven

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graders and they already have a scenario

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people who'll be dealing with the

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ecology Joe and Gennady they have lots

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of psychological experiment and I'm

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trying to be up to par so our lessons

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will have that ecological statement as

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because it and this lessons will be

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aimed at showing how our planet how

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interesting it is and that it should be

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well protected of showing and

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demonstrating all this to the kids and

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tried this methodology and I can provide

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mountain and the Caucasus Mountains and

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it's altitude its it seems unattainable

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so this is something which makes sense

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have a question for Gennady how did the

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exams go what does it look like to be in

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space because it's really hard even

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though we are with colleagues you are

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how difficult this is from the

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psychological standpoint exams went

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further both the backup and the primary

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passed exams and what is the most

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difficult thing when up in space it's

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it it's probably psychological part so

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it's very important to have a good crew

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and lots of things depend on the Conde

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commander and fortunately we have a very

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good international crew Russians and

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Canadian we had Europeans so this is

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very important and it's also very

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important to work around all the issues

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and on the promise which may occur to

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make first make sure that no

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psychological things take a negative

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effect on our job also I have a question

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a free member croucher six-member crew

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well it's becoming more and more

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interesting and it's a very practical

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you really need six crew members to

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support and to maintain the station and

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they do get a three crew crew friend of

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the crew when one of the crews depart

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and we have only three members left on

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board the station I wanted to add a few

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words but I think that Gennady told

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about everything as regards difficulties

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during flight yes there are maybe

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certain psychological problems but well

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know that all people here present here

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are motivated to make the space fighter

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success and this determines a lot of

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facts and also successful also sexual

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like most of us they had the opportunity

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to flying the shuttle the missions are

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used to weeks and our time dock to the

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station was very short maybe seven days

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so I think we all look forward returning

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instead of just visiting the space

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station actually having a time to live

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and work there we were there last time

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we needed help where to find things it

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was just like when you go to visit

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somebody so now will be our home looking

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forward to spending a lot of time up

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there participating in all these

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experiments we've got a lot going on it

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could be very historic with space legs

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going up over there so I think we're

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gonna see you live great things looking

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for that those longer experience you

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know my kids will all be in the United

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States when we have our look are

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launching Baikonur but they had the

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opportunity to see me launch in Florida

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and so we think it was more of a shock

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that first time around but one thing I

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like to thank that my whole family

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because we get this opportunity to go in

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this space and for us it seems we train

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so much more that we're ready to go but

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really when the families it's much more

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stressful and they have to watch us do

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this launch so it's one of things that

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we realizing how stressful and how much

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they're working for Thanks well as for

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that Nadia and I dreamed to fly together

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yes Gennady is very experienced crew

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members so he has probably I did dream

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about this and I think this would be the

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same thing for all of our crew we're

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already grateful for the fact that we

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had a chance to train together during

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our training and swims and when Gennady

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do things we all try to follow and his

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when is your launch it's in October

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October 15 so will help everything go as

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well because I flew on sts-128 in

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September of 2009 and I was the

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commander of the International Space

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Station I visited Aeronautics years they

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have a question to us astronauts to what

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to think about the Russian Soyuz vehicle

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what do you make of it it's a quite an

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honor to be part of this program talking

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about or how lucky you are to be able to

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come out here train with cosmonauts our

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training team and to learn a new

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spacecraft and the Soyuz it has a great

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history of being reliable I'm looking

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forward of course working with my

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crewmates still learning a lot of course

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the the landing will be a little bit

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different than we're used to on the

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shuttle but I think we're mentally

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prepared for that for me of course the

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if you will on space station so we've

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always had full confidence and faith in

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the the outstanding partner that

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when I flew on the Space Shuttle before

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I flew in the front right see it's the

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exact same seat I have in the soil the

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way duties are a little bit different on

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this flight it's great to see well link

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such a professional fashion I would say

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you know the way we fill in the US

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of the very important role I play in

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construction but of course the same

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thing is true about the Soyuz because

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the critical place in the crews that let

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me can stay aboard and being transported

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international friendly arrangement to

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mission there was something about the

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new vehicle to launch a new capsule and

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if everything goes well it will be

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docking to the station we mentioned

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SpaceX today and this is already being

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planned it's it's currently on Thank You

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our questions our doctor asked one of

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Gennady and I have one more question for

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our us colleagues what do you think

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about the differences and the

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similarities between the training

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systems in Russia and the US how does it

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differ from yours what did you say I

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didn't quite hear was it the Sputnik

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experiment yes it's a very small

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experiment and we're going to introduce

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a new satellite into orbit and they're

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going to monitor it from the ground so

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it's as simple as that there is other

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and also going to conduct experiments

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with the perspective and future

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technologies such as the kulonovskiy

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kristall experiment which is a helpful

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in the creating a plasma engine for the

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future and in details you can ask

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further also have a question for us

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to be training here could read history

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to be part of this program and I'm very

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very impressed with the instructors that

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are here are just wonderful their

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expertise is incredible and what's been

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really nice is that you know coming from

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the United States of course the cultures

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are different the language is difficult

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and everyone here is very very patient

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with us and making sure that we're going

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to be ready for our flight and what's

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great is that you know I can call a lot

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of the people that work here not only

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colleagues but good friends which is

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honor to be out here and it's the

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difference with the training between the

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United States and being here is when

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you're at home and have other duties

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that pull you away from the training and

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training I agree I just like to add also

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that spacecraft are just incredibly

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complicated machines and as a crew

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asking questions we we never reached the

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bottom of their depth of knowledge they

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always know the answers and just in the

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USA versus here like Joe said here we we

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really concentrate and it's made a bit

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more difficult of course because most of

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this presented in the Russian language

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but certainly a privilege and an honor

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to be here and spend time at G CTC and

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a question to the primary crew what

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scent of experiments are of most

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interest here I'd say there's a

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ecological experiments because I also

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deal with ecology we've have a number of

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experiments and I've been modified not

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simply monitoring the Earth's surface

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but also monitoring spectra areas also

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medical experiments to monitor what's

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going on with my body I have a changes

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in space experiments with future space

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technologies that I have mentioned

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already everyone would say that I'm

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interested in those activities which

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require creative approach well we all

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know that all our activities on board

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are highly structured experiment starts

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experiment ends or the experiment is

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going on I'm interested in such types of

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work right I can utilize my creative

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abilities I'm also interested in

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watching the Earth from space one more

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area of our activity but next plane

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piloted flights do influence views that

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people have on space and on human space

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flights on the ground and I'm interested

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in you may call them educational

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projects which are supported by us

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cosmos as I said lessons from space

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and learning about the station systems

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and the ground ecological Earth's

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ecological systems looking at all parts

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of the body to see how the human body

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behaves in space and how we can do

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things for longer periods of time even

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though we've been going to space for

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over 50 years there's still a lot we

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don't know about how the human body

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reacts in space and if we do want to get

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beyond the space station and go further

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out there are still things that we need

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to learn so it's great to be part of

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that and knowing that we're contributing

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what I'm attracted by first of all it's

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my back station is much bigger have new

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Russian modules to new russians modules

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who have new modules on the west segment

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vehicle I'm also interested in the

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scientific area and experiments as I

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already said the most attractive part I

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think it's no secret that actually the

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flight to the stage and if I bag from a

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colleagues mentioned once that you could

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choose a menu say what I want for

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breakfast you are going to be a guest at

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our program when you come back we have a

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really wide and there are a few items

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that you can get at the grocery store at

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an ordinal Gosha store so there are

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items that I do love

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is not quite the ice cream wait no not

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hours of physical activities planned for

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don't experiment experience given the

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conditions on our planet on earth so I

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have to say what I like here on the

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ground and I do like traditional Russian

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meals I like seafood I like Japanese

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food I like seafood I think it's so both

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healthy and delicious also like berries

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forest berries once the chicken gets in

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glass jars

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unfortunately country glass shares with

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you to the station but I have some

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containers with me and I also like

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narrow gems and I do hope that my tastes

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won't change when I'm and Joe probably

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have never had certain of those berries

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these containers that are sent up and

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these guys have really tempted me would

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be Russian food so I've asked for a

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little bit of extra food Russian food so

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that I don't you take all there's what

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crewmembers I choose for themselves a

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separate meals and I'd like to say that

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it's possible to modify the standard

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menu the name that you already have you

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can choose somewhat more of this and

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somewhat less of that and when I flew

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had a menu that's repeated every fifth

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day and then every seventh day and then

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I said items that repeat probably each

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day or nearly each day and now since we

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have this wide international cooperation

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program we can choose earth nails from

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the menus of our national partners when

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I flew we had certain French meals

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because we flew the Frenchman and now

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the geography of astronauts that take

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part in our flights is so wide that we

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have meals and they do not repeat

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themselves until the 17th the 20th day

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so now the official part taken pictures

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come on do without and please turn your

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thank you very much

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what is it birthday in January now

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the 12th there's not a mere coincidence

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but using the old from Goren calendar it

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was December I need a pen the pen is

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here I'm ready so where I

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supposed to write something right here