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Thank you, Dr. Stelting. This is Moises Champo, and I do remember the times that you and I worked together on many different levels during different meetings at 扒哥吃瓜 and when you visited us in California. You are always welcome. I hope you enjoyed your stay with us. I also want to thank you for the time you took me up to the trailhead in Manitou Springs and just let me go on my way, going up the mountain. I really enjoyed that, so thank you very much.