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Thanks, Vicki.
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Dear Red Shoes, people say that a long
trip is the best way to
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forget an old love and find a new one.
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Now the first female to commandeer a
NASA mission.
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The whole world is watching with the
same hope that was present when man
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stepped on the moon. A manned space
station designed to cross all political,
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cultural, and gender barriers.
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And fantasy turns to reality, to
fantasy, to reality over
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and over again, until the lines between
them blur.
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The two are reunited and immediately
begin to undergo training. We had to go.
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World champion swordsman, Star Voyager.
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...that they were putting their romance
on hold until they returned from the
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stars. More than one source has reported
that the couple has been seen walking
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hand -in -hand on the beach, and
recently, struggling close together at a
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-in movie.
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Patrick Jones, a one -time gas station
attendant, joined the Navy at 17 when he
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rolled his hot rod, has been an American
success story the type that legends are
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made of.
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This one -time Navy...
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Born to a schoolteacher mother and a
submarine commander father, Amy
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is known as the child prodigy and pride
of the Ukraine.
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Olympic swimmer at 14, pilot license at
16, and published writer at 19. These
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poems swept the nation's youth and
garnered her international renown.
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Often compared to Amelia Earhart, Amy
became first fascinated with flying when
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she found an injured dove as a child and
nursed it back to health.
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AMEX.
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discipline how long can you hold your
breath how fast
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can you run how long can you feel a man
inside you without moving
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the tick of a clock every breath in
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eternity breathing in breathing out
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A nation unified in hope as the shuttle
Voyager 6 leaves the launch pad in what
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has become NASA's greatest challenge.
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Scores of well -wishers gathered today
to watch the bold rescue mission into
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deep space to recover the two astronauts
aboard the crippled space station. Your
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mind floating, soaring.
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Every organ alive, feeling him inside of
you.
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Pulsing. Electric.
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Discipline. How many somersaults? How
many
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rotations?
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Before hitting the ground.
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The lifting of feet during a long run.
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Discipline.
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Counting the strokes of a four -hour
swim.
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How long can you feel a man inside of
you without moving?
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The tick of the clock.
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Every breath an eternity.
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Breathing in.
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Breathing out.
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This mission was to involve a permanent
space station for scientific research
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manned by one astronaut from each
country.
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Patrick Jones from the small town of
Elkhorn, New Mexico.
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And for Russia, it was to be Ami
Gregorov, a young woman who has been
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the Amelia Earhart of... Floating.
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Boring.
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Every breath an eternity.
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Every breath.
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discipline. How long can you feel the
man inside of you without moving?
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The tick of the clock.
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Every breath in eternity.
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Breathing in.
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Breathing out.
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Don't move.
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Please don't move forever.
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Tonight, more questions than answers for
the leader technician, Jake Kennedy.
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One source who's been inside Mission
Control has stated that, quote,
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is zero.
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memories reaching back in time to the
first time.
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He doesn't come all over your mother as
a brand new peach blanket.
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Not in pain.
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Lying to your mother, frightened of
leaving the house the next day.
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Everybody knows how couldn't they.
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The lifeguards, the postmen, aren't
clear.
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Memories, reckless, naughty.
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Oh, how I loved to be naughty.
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I'm going to rot in hell.
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Don't move.
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Please don't move.
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Don't move.
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Please don't move.
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All through the academy.
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All through flight school.
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The perfect student.
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The perfect cadet.
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The perfect daughter.
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Perfect.
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If they only knew.
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Look. Every breath. An eternity.
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Breathing in.
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Breathing out.
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Home for the
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holidays.
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Family.
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Their little girl made it.
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She's going to space.
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Too late to be the first woman.
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Mom, pretending to be happy for me.
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Deep down, she's scared to death.
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Convinced now that he never should have
let me watch all that Star Trek.
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But I'm not frightened.
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I belong out there. According to NASA
sources, the oxygen supply aboard is
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estimated to be dipping down to a matter
of hours at this point.
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That's the point.
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The tick of the clock.
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Every breath in eternity.
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Breathing out.
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Discipline.
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How many rotations before I hit the
ground?
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How fast can you run?
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The tick of the clock.
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Every breath in eternity.
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Breathing in.
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Breathing out.
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When asked by the president what the
nation can do to help, Commissioner
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Johnson replied, Wait.
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Pray. And hope. Reckless.
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Naughty.
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Oh, I love to be naughty.
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If they only knew.
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The National Science Project contest and
was allowed to design their own
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experiment for deep space.
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Fascinated with alternative life forms,
the student body sent an aviation
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experiment along for the ride involving
thousands of butterflies.
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As for what kind of pets they make,
Jones was quoted pre -launch as saying,
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will be delightful company. After all,
they're pilots too.
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Parents of both astronauts are in
seclusion today, refusing all
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A general statement was released earlier
yesterday. Oh, thank you.
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How long can you feel a man inside of
you without moving?
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Patrick Jones.
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Amy Gregorova. If you ask how many men
in the public space station you live in,
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we are waiting for you to state.
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Amy Gregorova and Patrick Jones have
captured the world's hardest women.
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At the UN today, all nations
participating.
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At the Vatican, Pope John III spoke a
special prayer.
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Memories.
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They say your entire life flashes before
your eyes when you die.
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Don't move.
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Please.
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Don't move.
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Forever.
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I belong out here.
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Yeah.
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Thank you.
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you
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