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-♪ What do I do
when my love is away ♪

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-♪ Does it worry you
to be alone? ♪

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-♪ How do I feel
by the end of the day? ♪

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-♪ Are you sad because
you're on your own? ♪

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-♪ No, I get by with
a little help from my friends ♪

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♪ Mm, get high with
a little help from my friends ♪

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♪ Mm, going to try with
a little help from my friends ♪

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-♪ Do you need anybody? ♪

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-♪ I need somebody to love ♪

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-♪ Could it be anybody? ♪

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-♪ I want somebody to love ♪

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-♪ Would you believe in
a love at first sight? ♪

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-♪ Yes, I'm certain that
it happens all the time ♪

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-♪ What do you see when
you turn out the light? ♪

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-♪ I can't tell you
but I know it's mine ♪

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♪ Oh, I get by with
a little help from my friends ♪

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♪ Mm, get high with
a little help from my friends ♪

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♪ Oh, I'm gonna try with
a little help from my friends ♪

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-♪ Do you need anybody? ♪

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-♪ I just need someone to love ♪

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-♪ Could it be anybody? ♪

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-♪ I want somebody to love ♪

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♪ Oh, I get by with
a little help from my friends ♪

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♪ Mm, gonna try with
a little help from my friends ♪

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♪ Oh, I get high with
a little help from my friends ♪

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♪ Yes, I get by with
a little help from my friends ♪

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♪ With a little help
from my friends ♪

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-Good morning, Houston.

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-Good morning, Endeavour.
How are you doing today?

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-We're doing great.
We're ready for EVA-2.

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The epic continues.

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-That's for sure.
We're ready also.

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-And we got your
downlink video, Jeff.

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-Now have live television
from Endeavour's lower deck.

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This feed showing mission
specialist Tom Akers

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putting on the bottom
half of his space suit.

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During this space walk, Akers
and Thornton can be told apart

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from a distance
in the television scenes...

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-Endeavour, we've got
your live downlink.

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-They can be told apart
by the markings

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on the legs
of their space suits.

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Thornton will have
a broken red stripe

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around the legs of her suit,

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while Akers will have
a diagonally broken red stripe

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around the legs of his suit.

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This view now shows Thornton
in the air lock.

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She continues donning the suit

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and putting on
the communications cap,

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sometimes referred
to as a Snoopy cap,

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which holds the receivers
and microphones

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used for communications
during the space walk.

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-Hello, KT.

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-Now in view and saluting
the camera

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is Commander Dick Covey.

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-Yes. We've only got one 80-inch
on the MFR today, KT,

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but that's all we ought to need.

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-I have the other one with me.
-Oh, good.

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I thought I put it somewhere,
but there you go.

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-That's pretty good, Claude.
-Okay. Thank you.

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-Houston, we will not respond
to the PID com today

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unless you want us to.

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-No...on PID com sales, Story.

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-Got to be gentle
with your arm, Claude.

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-All right.
The MFR tether is attached.

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-It's not that tight.
-Okay, next is yours, KT.

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-All right.
-No, not yet.

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Under here.

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-One of the first tasks
for the space walk

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will be to install
the manipulator foot restraint

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to a platform
at the end of the arm.

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Throughout...

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-Hang out a little bit.

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-Throughout the day, the foot
restraint will be occupied

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by mission specialist
Kathy Thornton.

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She will be working from the end
of the mechanical arm.

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This television shows Thornton
at the array,

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the array to be jettisoned.

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-Okay.

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This throws me a lot higher
here, Story, than in the water.

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I think it's going
to be all right.

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-Okay, since the handle is in,
going to untether from it.

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-Want to get the Velcro strap
on the left,

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Story, since I'm here.

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If I've got to go,
it's a...KT.

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You doing that?
-I'm not touching it.

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-Okay.
Let me get it stabilized.

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You got the handle in it?
-Got the handle in it.

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I'll hold it.
-Okay. Hold it still.

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Loosely.

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-Okay. I have it.

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-Okay.

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Okay, Story, I'm going to work
on this side

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with the Velcro strap
and the W-connector.

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Now, I'll go to the other side,
get the lock wire,

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Velcro strap
and those connectors.

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Okay.
That can stay over there then.

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-...coming, I think.

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-We have to get your lights on,
get my visor up.

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-Again, Thornton has attached
the handle to the array,

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which she'll use to hold on
to it and to a...

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-Really tedious work, Story.

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-Will it help if I rotate
this PDM a little,

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get it out of your way?

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-Symmetrical here.

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Rotate it a little, KT,
clockwise.

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Watch. That's good.

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-I knew if we broke it in front

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and then pushing it
through the other side.

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That's what was tied to...
on the back of it.

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-Okay.
Want me take you down?

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-[ Speaking indistinctly ]
-Okay.

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-Going down.

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Down and forward,
if you can, KT.

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-Okay.
-I'll stabilize it here.

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-You can move more forward
if you need to.

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I think we're clear there.

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Okay, stop.

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-Okay.
-Let it go.

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-Yeah, then you're going
to go forward only, right?

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-Yeah. Okay.

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On my mark.
-Now wait a second.

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Let's do this with your hands
and not the arms.

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-Okay. I won't do that.
-Okay.

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Then you give Claude
a command when to go.

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Okay?
-I will do that.

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-It's easing out.
It's coming real smooth.

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You're 4 inches out,
6 inches. 8 inches.

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Okay, I'd be happy for you
to go with the arm now.

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-Okay, good.
Straight forward and slowly.

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-Go real easy and make sure
you're not hung on my BFR.

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And you're not.

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You're through, right?

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Okay, KT.
I'm letting go.

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-I have it.
-You have it.

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-Holy moly.

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Piece of cake.
-Okay.

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Keep going forward, Claude.

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Steady right.
You're all clear.

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Okay, you're passing me
right now.

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It looks like flying in a T-38
and looking down at lights

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on the ground
at the stars, doesn't it, KT?

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-[ Speaking indistinctly ]

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-Okay.
You're well past me.

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I'm going to keep watching
until you're well clear,

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and I'm going to get the micro
switch guard, right, Story?

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Okay.

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Okay, you still going forward,
Claude?

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Okay. I'm going to quit
watching you now, KT.

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You can see towards me, right?

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-Yeah, we're in front of you.

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-Yeah, but I mean, I don't have
to watch you anymore, right?

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-Nope, not at all.
-Okay.

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All right.
Let's see.

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That PFR position is good
to get back in.

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I'll ease up here, Story.

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I got this bad
micro-switch guard.

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It goes down in real smooth
into the change out position,

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but it would be really tough
with one hand.

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I think impossible to get out
if it was fully seated.

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Halfway seated, it's a maybe.

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Okay.

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They might...
Kind of their call if they want

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to follow up on later
leaving it in the change out,

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or would you rather leave it
in the normal?

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Copy, Sue.

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-They're talking about it, KT.
-Okay.

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-I think I see sunrise coming,
KT.

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I'm going to head
down there to...

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Did the Houston copy, Store?

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-I'll check.
-Okay.

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I'm going to head on down.

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I'll come back and configure
it however they want

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before we put
the new one in, okay?

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-Get up here.

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-How long are we
until KT jettisons?

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Hey, Story.

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-I'm checking.
-Okay.

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-Didn't know if you heard me.

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-Endeavour, Houston with
a final refinement

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on the sub sequence for Covey.

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-Go ahead.
-Covey, since we know

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the NORMZ pulses are going to
induce a pitch rate

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on the array, we want you to use
your best judgment

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in delaying the start
of the NORMZ inputs

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until you are comfortable
that the pitching array

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will definitely clear
the top of HST.

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-Okay.
We understand.

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-And we're getting an answer
for Story's EVA questions,

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and when you're happy
with the lighting,

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we concur you've got
a go for release.

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-Okay, I'll start now.

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-Okay, I understand we have
a go for release,

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and we're going to wait
for the lighting

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to come up
just a little bit.

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-Copy.

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-Okay, Tom. Go, KT.
Go for release.

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-Okay.

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Can you hang on one sec
so I can get where I can watch?

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Okay.

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Okay, KT.
You ready?

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-Yeah, I'm ready.
-Okay.

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They say you got a go
for release.

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Expect 20 pulses
on your...

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-Okay, no hands!

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-There's going to be 20 pulses
on the RHA for a...

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Okay.

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Look how stable you left that.

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There it goes.

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Pretty neat job, KT.

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-I don't know what it's going
to do

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when it starts
flapping in the breeze.

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I guess I won't know.

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-Nope.

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-Endeavour, check free drift.

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-It looks like a bird, Tom.
Look at it.

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-If I can still see it.

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Where'd it go?

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Back behind us.
[ Chuckles ]

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-Okay, KT.
You ready to go to work?

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-I guess so.

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-Are you ready to go
to work, Store?

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-Hardly.

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-I've got you another
transfer handle, KT,

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and I've got my Essex wrench.

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Heading up the starboard way.

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-Okay, let's get to work.

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-Okay, KT.
-Ready?

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-Yeah.
I'm ahold of this end.

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You got that.

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Just come right up easy,
just like you're doing.

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Ready? Bring the forward up
a little more.

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Okay.
Coming straight on up.

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Looking real good.
I'm going to let go.

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-Okay, Claude.
Take me away.

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-You can have it.
Okay.

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Okay, Story.

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Leave my Essex wrench here
where I need it next.

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-Roger.

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-Okay.

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Okay, that looks good.
Let's stop.

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Story, how's that
roll alignment?

248
00:23:06.267 --> 00:23:07.968
-I can't see the forward latch,

249
00:23:07.968 --> 00:23:10.434
but it looks like it
ought to be counterclockwise.

250
00:23:10.434 --> 00:23:13.567
-Okay, just a little
counterclockwise, KT.

251
00:23:13.567 --> 00:23:17.601
-Okay, Claude, I need to turn
my head in about 6 inches.

252
00:23:17.601 --> 00:23:19.300
-Okay.

253
00:23:28.467 --> 00:23:29.901
-Okay, Story.
It's all seated.

254
00:23:29.901 --> 00:23:34.367
The theta alignment key
is obviously in place.

255
00:23:34.367 --> 00:23:38.267
It looks like it's ready
to tighten the theta clamp.

256
00:23:38.267 --> 00:23:43.200
Double-check my tool on one,
on the power tool,

257
00:23:43.200 --> 00:23:47.400
torque on two, tighten,
and low speed.

258
00:23:47.400 --> 00:23:48.934
-Correct.
-Okay.

259
00:23:48.934 --> 00:23:51.067
I'm going to have to touch it
a little bit, KT.

260
00:23:51.067 --> 00:23:52.434
-Okay.
All right.

261
00:23:52.434 --> 00:23:55.434
-You can see that side
over there, right of the theta?

262
00:23:55.434 --> 00:23:57.968
All right.
Looks good to me.

263
00:23:57.968 --> 00:23:59.400
Here we go.

264
00:24:01.934 --> 00:24:03.501
On.

265
00:24:18.234 --> 00:24:20.434
Power tools out of the deal.

266
00:24:20.434 --> 00:24:21.834
My bayonet is closed.

267
00:24:21.834 --> 00:24:25.467
I'm going to get my mini
work station lower.

268
00:24:25.467 --> 00:24:27.133
Okay.
Now, KT, you still got me?

269
00:24:27.133 --> 00:24:29.200
-Yeah.
-Okay.

270
00:24:48.234 --> 00:24:51.167
Godspeed and up on it,
Story, with the air lock.

271
00:24:53.567 --> 00:24:55.234
-Is it going to work,
Tom, or not?

272
00:24:55.234 --> 00:24:57.934
-Huh? Yeah, but it's going
to go a lot slower.

273
00:24:57.934 --> 00:24:59.868
-Okay.
-Just go ahead. Keep working.

274
00:24:59.868 --> 00:25:02.801
-All right. I'm working.
-I don't want to rush you.

275
00:25:02.801 --> 00:25:04.334
-You should probably get it done

276
00:25:04.334 --> 00:25:05.834
about the time
I'm finished.

277
00:25:05.834 --> 00:25:08.534
-No. I got to take
at least 9 minutes.

278
00:25:08.534 --> 00:25:12.033
-[ Laughs ]
Need it or not.

279
00:25:12.033 --> 00:25:14.701
-But now it's starting
to ratchet a little.

280
00:25:14.701 --> 00:25:16.634
Never mind, KT.
It's working fine now.

281
00:25:16.634 --> 00:25:17.834
I'm sorry.

282
00:25:17.834 --> 00:25:19.667
-[ Speaking indistinctly ]
Okay.

283
00:25:19.667 --> 00:25:21.934
I'll put this back.
-It's, like, the first time,

284
00:25:21.934 --> 00:25:23.667
there wasn't any tension
on the bolt

285
00:25:23.667 --> 00:25:27.634
even though it was
starting to turn it.

286
00:25:27.634 --> 00:25:31.067
Very slowly and smoothly,
I can see it coming up a little,

287
00:25:31.067 --> 00:25:32.534
Store.

288
00:25:34.634 --> 00:25:37.067
-Okay, you...

289
00:25:37.067 --> 00:25:40.934
-Actually, when I crank a little
on it, it floats up on its own.

290
00:25:40.934 --> 00:25:42.634
It's floating up, Story.

291
00:25:44.734 --> 00:25:46.234
You see that?
-Yeah.

292
00:25:46.234 --> 00:25:49.501
-I just kind of barely start
it moving, and it keeps going.

293
00:25:53.901 --> 00:25:56.501
-I want to get there
before it does.

294
00:25:56.501 --> 00:25:58.234
-But, yeah, I want you in there.

295
00:25:58.234 --> 00:26:00.367
I'm not going in until --
I want you to go

296
00:26:00.367 --> 00:26:03.334
all the way to the telescope.
-Okay.

297
00:26:03.334 --> 00:26:09.033
-Come -- Yeah, I know you can
get to the forward latch.

298
00:26:09.033 --> 00:26:10.968
Just come straight down.

299
00:26:13.133 --> 00:26:15.334
-...with the forward
latch, though.

300
00:26:17.834 --> 00:26:20.434
No, let's stop here.
I don't like this.

301
00:26:20.434 --> 00:26:22.267
Crank it in a little bit, Tom.

302
00:26:22.267 --> 00:26:24.634
-Okay, but it's going to go
past you pretty quick.

303
00:26:24.634 --> 00:26:27.167
-Let me get that...
get my hand on it.

304
00:26:27.167 --> 00:26:29.067
Okay, I'm pulling
on the handle.

305
00:26:30.267 --> 00:26:32.834
-I mean, you can just
take it in, KT.

306
00:26:32.834 --> 00:26:34.934
Go slow.
Go slow.

307
00:26:42.400 --> 00:26:44.501
-...keep bringing you aft.

308
00:26:44.501 --> 00:26:46.467
-Can you go up
a little bit closer?

309
00:26:46.467 --> 00:26:49.133
[ Speaking indistinctly ]
Coming up.

310
00:26:51.200 --> 00:26:53.100
Move toward me there
a little bit port.

311
00:26:57.801 --> 00:27:00.167
Coming in slow.
Really good.

312
00:27:00.167 --> 00:27:01.934
-It's --
Hold it right there, KT.

313
00:27:01.934 --> 00:27:04.434
-Okay.
We'll stop here, Tom.

314
00:27:04.434 --> 00:27:07.300
Have you got any uplift?

315
00:27:07.300 --> 00:27:09.701
Can you pick me up
just a little?

316
00:27:09.701 --> 00:27:11.534
-It's hard for me because
the [ Speaking indistinctly ]

317
00:27:11.534 --> 00:27:14.067
-Okay.
How about a little bit to port?

318
00:27:14.067 --> 00:27:16.767
-I can give you port.
-Okay.

319
00:27:24.334 --> 00:27:25.968
-Okay.
We got about 4 inches to go.

320
00:27:25.968 --> 00:27:27.334
Can you do that with your arms?

321
00:27:27.334 --> 00:27:28.834
-No.
-Okay, then...

322
00:27:28.834 --> 00:27:30.534
-[ Speaking indistinctly ]
-There you go.

323
00:27:30.534 --> 00:27:32.300
Coming down.

324
00:27:32.300 --> 00:27:34.200
I can get you down
in there, too.

325
00:27:34.200 --> 00:27:35.367
Okay.

326
00:27:35.367 --> 00:27:38.300
Go forward and up, KT,
forward and up.

327
00:27:38.300 --> 00:27:39.601
Easy, easy.

328
00:27:39.601 --> 00:27:41.167
Forward and up.

329
00:27:41.167 --> 00:27:43.100
Okay, slow just coming in.
How's your aft?

330
00:27:43.100 --> 00:27:44.767
-It's going in.

331
00:27:44.767 --> 00:27:46.367
Bring her down, Sox.

332
00:27:46.367 --> 00:27:48.667
-A little more.
...is in.

333
00:27:48.667 --> 00:27:49.934
-Keep coming down.

334
00:27:49.934 --> 00:27:52.567
I just want to relax my body.

335
00:27:52.567 --> 00:27:55.334
-How does the forward
look to you guys?

336
00:27:55.334 --> 00:27:58.901
-We can't see the wrench, but it
looked very good going in.

337
00:27:58.901 --> 00:28:00.534
-Okay.
I can see it down here.

338
00:28:00.534 --> 00:28:03.868
-Coming down, Sox.
-It's in there, KT.

339
00:28:03.868 --> 00:28:04.901
-All right.

340
00:28:04.901 --> 00:28:06.267
-Right there is good.
Thanks.

341
00:28:06.267 --> 00:28:08.267
-Stop it.
-It feels good.

342
00:28:08.267 --> 00:28:09.567
It's solid.

343
00:28:09.567 --> 00:28:10.968
I got it.
-You got it?

344
00:28:10.968 --> 00:28:12.501
-Got it.
-Hold it.

345
00:28:12.501 --> 00:28:14.067
All right.
Hold on.

346
00:28:14.067 --> 00:28:16.667
Looks like it's going to be
perfect back here.

347
00:28:19.000 --> 00:28:21.501
Okay, so this is going
to be a loosen, Story.

348
00:28:21.501 --> 00:28:26.167
I've checked my tool.
201. color code two.

349
00:28:26.167 --> 00:28:27.601
Double checked directions.

350
00:28:29.334 --> 00:28:31.200
-Okay.

351
00:28:37.133 --> 00:28:39.133
-Okay.

352
00:28:41.934 --> 00:28:44.467
So...

353
00:28:44.467 --> 00:28:47.434
-We fit the other array or do
we just clean up here first?

354
00:28:47.434 --> 00:28:49.234
-I'll tell you what, yeah.

355
00:28:49.234 --> 00:28:55.133
Go ahead and get your handle
and go over on the other array.

356
00:28:55.133 --> 00:28:58.033
Story, what do you think
about this to save me a trip?

357
00:28:58.033 --> 00:29:01.300
If KT puts the handle
on that port one,

358
00:29:01.300 --> 00:29:03.801
I get the forward latch,
then I come around to the front

359
00:29:03.801 --> 00:29:07.200
and get the forward on this one,
and then I'm at the theta end

360
00:29:07.200 --> 00:29:09.300
rather than going
back and forth?

361
00:29:09.300 --> 00:29:11.634
-Okay.
-Okay.

362
00:29:14.767 --> 00:29:17.601
-I'm good.
I got the handle, Story.

363
00:29:51.467 --> 00:29:54.400
-Okay...forward latch, Store.

364
00:30:00.367 --> 00:30:03.100
Going to figure
your back end here.

365
00:30:03.100 --> 00:30:05.701
-Okay.

366
00:30:17.367 --> 00:30:19.434
-Okay.
It's seated all the way down.

367
00:30:19.434 --> 00:30:22.534
You don't have to hold
down on it.

368
00:30:24.534 --> 00:30:26.567
All right for me.

369
00:30:55.467 --> 00:30:56.767
That's it.

370
00:30:56.767 --> 00:30:59.501
There you go.

371
00:30:59.501 --> 00:31:01.701
Action, I've got a PDM handle

372
00:31:01.701 --> 00:31:03.934
and this to get there,
and I'll get these.

373
00:31:03.934 --> 00:31:08.000
I'll get the PDM lock off
for you in my Velcro, my belt.

374
00:31:08.000 --> 00:31:10.300
-Hey, Claude, can you
pull me straight back?

375
00:31:10.300 --> 00:31:11.400
-Sure will.

376
00:31:13.234 --> 00:31:14.234
-All right.

377
00:31:14.234 --> 00:31:15.968
Double check directions,
control.

378
00:31:15.968 --> 00:31:18.601
Starting on the right zulu,
Store.

379
00:31:22.200 --> 00:31:23.400
-All right.

380
00:31:25.667 --> 00:31:28.334
-Okay. That's good for you?
Let's do it.

381
00:31:28.334 --> 00:31:30.400
-Okay, I'll stop here.

382
00:31:36.667 --> 00:31:39.567
-The perimeter
on the right is ready.

383
00:31:45.367 --> 00:31:48.000
-Want me to help you get
that handle out of your way?

384
00:31:48.000 --> 00:31:50.133
-No, but when you get here,
I can give it to you,

385
00:31:50.133 --> 00:31:52.434
and you can have time
to stow it.

386
00:31:52.434 --> 00:31:54.534
-I'm over here
by your left shoulder.

387
00:31:54.534 --> 00:31:55.601
-Okay.

388
00:31:55.601 --> 00:31:58.234
-Stop right here, Sox.
-Got to turn.

389
00:32:03.634 --> 00:32:05.167
-Okay, tethered.

390
00:32:15.334 --> 00:32:17.434
-Hold it.
-You got it.

391
00:32:17.434 --> 00:32:19.100
All right.
Let's see if we can get this

392
00:32:19.100 --> 00:32:21.701
bad boy Velcro
back in this hole.

393
00:32:46.934 --> 00:32:49.133
-Hit myself in the head
with this one.

394
00:32:52.634 --> 00:32:54.634
-Endeavour, Houston.
Some good news for you.

395
00:32:54.634 --> 00:32:57.534
We had a good aliveness test.

396
00:32:57.534 --> 00:32:58.734
-Oh, good.

397
00:32:58.734 --> 00:33:00.634
-All right.
Outstanding.

398
00:33:09.868 --> 00:33:12.334
-Go ahead, Greg.

399
00:33:12.334 --> 00:33:14.501
Go ahead, Greg.

400
00:33:14.501 --> 00:33:17.601
-Tom, just want to let you know
that Jerry Ross

401
00:33:17.601 --> 00:33:20.267
and the rest of us
send our congratulations to you

402
00:33:20.267 --> 00:33:22.934
for now being the record holder

403
00:33:22.934 --> 00:33:28.300
for the most EVA time
in the Shuttle program.

404
00:33:28.300 --> 00:33:30.701
-Wow.
-Well, Tom, thanks a lot,

405
00:33:30.701 --> 00:33:32.968
but I bet it's going to be
a short-lived one.

406
00:33:37.100 --> 00:33:39.100
-Well, you get it
overnight anyways, huh?

407
00:33:41.834 --> 00:33:44.968
-Okay, take three.

408
00:33:44.968 --> 00:33:48.801
-Hey, I'm on an SEU.
-Okay, one and two, SEUs.

409
00:33:48.801 --> 00:33:52.801
-Verify the O2 valves are open.
-Verified.

410
00:33:56.133 --> 00:33:59.567
-Copy, Store.

411
00:33:59.567 --> 00:34:01.234
-This is
Mission Control Houston.

412
00:34:01.234 --> 00:34:03.400
We've reacquired our signal

413
00:34:03.400 --> 00:34:07.634
through the tracking and data
relay satellite system.

414
00:34:07.634 --> 00:34:10.167
-We copy.
-You okay?

415
00:34:13.400 --> 00:34:15.667
-Okay.

416
00:34:15.667 --> 00:34:18.801
-Okay, we're coming up
on 4.5, Story.

417
00:34:52.434 --> 00:34:54.534
-If it weren't cloudy
in Houston,

418
00:34:54.534 --> 00:34:56.467
y'all probably could
see us today.

419
00:35:05.467 --> 00:35:07.534
-Well there -- there they are.
-Try again.

420
00:35:14.734 --> 00:35:16.634
-And we're with you
on the flight deck.

421
00:35:18.667 --> 00:35:20.567
-We just wanted to say
hi to everybody.

422
00:35:24.501 --> 00:35:28.267
-Well, you look no worse
for the wear from your EVA, huh?

423
00:35:30.901 --> 00:35:33.334
Y'all make it look it easy.

424
00:35:33.334 --> 00:35:35.734
-It was easy, Greg.

425
00:35:37.834 --> 00:35:39.801
Lots easier than the water.

426
00:35:39.801 --> 00:35:41.467
-I bet.

427
00:37:37.467 --> 00:37:37.467