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Build-On Brick Mug
We've found the perfect time-killer that will cure the conference call blues ASAP. The Build-On Brick Mug lets you create whatever the heck you want with Legos or K'Nex, all while keeping your coffee toasty and your mind preoccupied.
$20 at Think Geek | Buy
Glam Screen Super HD Mirror Screen Protector
This phone screen protector provides full access to touch-ups on the go; the mirror appears when the phone is dimmed and then disappears (magic!) when the screen is active.
$25 at Glam Screen | Buy
Something Wicked Cupcake Kit
Did you get assigned to bring cupcakes to your kid's school Halloween party? Can't decorate cakes? Meri Meri to the rescue! This kit comes with adorable, kid-friendly Halloween cupcake toppers, stickers, and cupcake cases. Just make some cuppies from a boxed mix and stick the decorations on top. It's Pinterest-worthy without the perspiration.
Keep Not Settling Travel Tumbler
Sometimes you need a stark motto to get through the day, the week, the year. Sometimes you also need strong coffee to keep doing that. This exclusive travel mug from The Everygirl will do both of those things for you as you continue to strive.
$18 at The Everygirl | Buy
Nantucket Pocket Toddy
Don't think too long about the dirt, germs and funky gunk that are currently residing on your phone's surface. Instead, pick up a microfiber Toddy and wipe your gadgets down with the antimicrobial side, then flip over to the shine-enhancing side. Then wash your hands and pop a Vitamin C.
$10 at Toddy Gear | Buy
Picnic Basket For Four
Any hint of sunshine is the perfect excuse to host a picnic. Pick up Acme Party Box's set and be ready for outdoor noshes whenever the urge strikes. The woven basket is packed with a glass carafe, food storage jars, plates and cutlery, a cheese board and knife, and four mason jar drinking glasses. Hit up Whole Foods for delicious munchies, and your picnic is ready to happen.
$192 at Acme Party Box | Buy
Hollywood Glamour Photo Props
Throwing a killer Halloween party this year? Make sure your guests have these fun pre-cut paper props for your photo booth. Includes masks, top hat, champagne bottle, and more, all ready to attach to pre-cut sticks.
$18 at Galison Mudpuppy | Buy
PeleCheCoco Rhodes Bag
Fanny packs: They're ba-aaaaaack. You can't deny the utility of "butt bags", especially if you're a mom and need your stuff hands-free. This one is handmade from recycled leather and post-consumer recycled materials, with plenty of zippered pockets for storage.
$149 at Urban Outfitters | Buy
Set The Stage 17 Month Agenda
It's not too soon to start planning how awesome next year will be. Laminated tabs, an interior pocket and lay-flat design make this shiny, happy agenda a desk-top staple.
$30 at Kate Spade New York | Buy
The Social Type Bummer Card
Dude. Major bummer. Total downer, man. Although we wouldn't recommend giving this card on truly sad occasions like funerals, it's sure to bring a smile to the recipient's face after a particularly no good, horrible, very bad day.
$5 at Greer Chicago | Buy
Work Inspired Padfolio
Stay organized and inspired with the help of this lovely padfolio. Take notes, stash memo's and enjoy the beautiful floral print which bears a motivational quote from Eleanor Roosevelt. Now go conquer that meeting.
$14 at See Jane Work | Buy
Donors Choose
Let your favorite teachers pick out exactly what they need for their classrooms. Donors Choose gives educators a platform to collect donations, be it money or supplies. Fund an entire project or give whatever you can to help classrooms that need an extra hand.
$25 at Donors Choose | Buy
Lookin' Good Dad Card
Flatter your dad and pay yourself a compliment in one retro-inspired greeting. The inside of this card reads, "Thanks for passing on those good looking genes." Then you can pat each other on the back for being so adorable and funny.
$4 at Modern Printed Matter | Buy
Soft Flasks
Summer is the season of Shakespeare in the park, outdoor music festivals and street fairs. Now, we're not condoning breaking your city's open container laws or anything, but beers are like, $10 a pop at these outdoor festivities, and, well… You can stuff these flasks in your boots, in your hat, down your bra (make sure they're capped tightly!), and sip away for less.
$14 at Urban Outfitters | Buy
Tri-Coastal Design Daisy Dome Umbrella
April showers and May flowers merge into one impossibly cheerful umbrella. The daisies are happy and sweet (take THAT, rain clouds!) and the extra large dome will keep you nice and dry.
Bernard Maisner Rorschach Umbrella
Why not give your fellow commuters an exercise in examining their subconscious on rainy spring days? This satiny umbrella features a graphic black and white Rorschach blot-inspired print. April showers bring May… mother issues, we guess?
Awesome Tiger Notecard
Sometimes we all need a friend to tell us we're freakin' fabulous, yes? Yes, indeed. Featuring a fierce tiger prowling across the cover, this card is guaranteed to put a smile on the recipient's face and a spring in their step.
$5 at Banquet Atelier & Workshop | Buy
Stainless Steel Multi Tool
Channel your inner MacGyver with this beyond useful, multi-purpose tool. Made of stainless steel and the size of a credit card, this handy dandy little tool serves as a bottle opener, screwdriver, ruler, wrench and can opener, and it even has a few more solutions up its sleeve, too.
$10 at Rare Device | Buy
Dessert Holidays Tea Towel
If dessert is your religion - too bad there's no box to check for "Sugartarian" on government forms - then you'll definitely want to frame this tea towel in your sugar shrine, aka your kitchen. It's important not to miss Chocolate Covered Anything Day on December 7th, or National Donut Day on the first Friday in June.
$20 at Emily McDowell | Buy
Love Notes Cupcake Pennants
You don't have to bake cupcakes from scratch to show your love- top any treat with these sweet pennants to deliver a tasty and heartfelt message on Valentine's Day.
$8 at Go Against The Grain | Buy
Adam and Eve Sleeping Bag
If you are a lover AND a lover of the great outdoors, then we don't need to tell you why this sized-for-two sleeping bag is a great idea and a romantic gift for your equally outdoorsy paramour. It's even rated to withstand temperatures down to 20 degrees Farenheit. Hint, hint.
I Think You're Sharp Pencil Set
From Paper Source comes the perfect little I-Like-You gift for kids, co-workers, students, or whoever it is that sharpens your pencil. (If you know what I mean. And I think you do.) Sharpen this pleasingly pink set of pencils and hand them out to your favorites.
$10 at Paper Source | Buy
Pink Ombre Paper Flower Bouquet
Real roses are beautiful, but they're pricey and don't last very long, and if your honeypie is allergic, it's a no-go. She'll adore these handmade paper blooms, adorned with a faux pearl center.
$28 at Scrappuchino | Buy
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XWiki 2.3 Offers New Features for Users and Developers
Annotations, color selections, and improved customizations come to the XWiki CMS.
Among the new features to the user interface is a convenient function to add annotations to text segments by enabling Annotations, selecting the text and pressing Ctrl+M. The annotations become visible by passing over the ensuing yellow icons with the mouse. Annotations can also be edited.
The new ColorTheme editor displays favorite themes in the browser GUI. Without any programming or HTML knowledge, users can click the color palette to choose background and text colors. Also new is the ability for unregistered users to leave comments after completing a captcha, which should prevent automated comment spam.
For developers, the Java-based system provides a ConfigurableClass so that users can configure the application in the XWiki administration.
Further details are on the XWiki homepage. A demo installation is also available, albeit in an earlier version. Downloads of the LGPL software are available in various installation packages. Java 5 is a required.
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Intel Unveils Compute Stick
Four-inch-long computer on a stick lets you boot a full Linux system from any HDMI display device.
Obama Proposes Personal Data Notification Law
New statute would require companies to report break-ins to consumers.
TGXf Project Warns of File Transfer through Screen Pixels
Weird data transfer technique avoids all standard security measures.
Industry Giants Announce a Fix for the Password Mess
FIDO alliance declares the beginning of the end for old-style login authentication.
Poll: Vote for the Best Open Source Software for Photographers
The Linux New Media Awards have honored the most significant products, projects, people, and organizations for open source/Linux every year since 2000.
Debian Gets Forked
Legendary Uber-distro splits over the systemd controversy.
Linux Mint Project Releases Mint 17.1
New LTS version offers many refinements for the Cinnamon and Mate desktops and significant improvement under the hood.
CeBIT Open Source Forum Call for Papers
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Ask any sports fan to name some of the more popular and prominent sports streaks and you'll probably hear about the 1972 Miami Dolphins, who are the only undefeated team in NFL history. Or perhaps about Cal Ripken's 17-year, 2,632-consecutive games streak. Or even Lance Armstrong's seven consecutive Tour De France victories.
You'll know you have a true sports fan on your hands if they happen to mention any of the following notable sports streaks.
Coin Toss Probability
Flip a coin enough times and you should get an equal number of heads and tails outcomes. Tell that to the Carolina Panthers of the National Football League and they might laugh or tell you to get lost. See, to add to an already tough season, which has seen the Panthers amass a dismal record of 4-9, they have lost every coin toss to start a game this season. Until the unthinkable happened against the Atlanta Falcons in Week 14, the streak stood at the unlucky number 13.
They're Only Free If You Make Them
Fifteen feet isn't too far to toss a basketball, right? Throw up enough shots and some of them will go in, even if by luck. Chris Dudley might beg to differ. While wearing a Portland Blazers jersey back in 1990, the now-retired Dudley went to the free-throw line 18 times in that game. At one point he'd missed 13 in a row, and one of the 17 he ultimately missed that night was a complete air ball. Even Shaq never missed that many in a game.
Remember the Sabbath
It becomes very hard to argue a point when something keeps happening over and over again. The Colorado Rockies of Major League Baseball currently hold an MLB record with 17 consecutive losses on Sunday. It's an incredible streak when you think about it because that's a minimum of 17 consecutive weeks, or pretty much 2/3rds of the entire baseball season. For fans of opposing teams, 2011 was a great season if you happened to play the Rockies on a Sunday.
What's in a Name?
Okay, so this isn't a sports-specific streak, it's certainly sports related and exceedingly noteworthy. Jim Rome, the acerbic and quick-witted radio and television sports host and commentator, interviewed at least one person named "Rex" for 20 consecutive shows. This was back in 2009 and included guys like Rex Ryan, Rex Hudler, and of course Rex Grossman. Rome's final guest was U.S. astronaut Rex Walheim who agreed to do the show just to keep the streak going.
When it Rains, it Pours
Okay, I'll admit this headline is a little misleading, but it kind of works when you consider droughts that have nothing to do with the weather. Anyway, the City of Cleveland has suffered through 46-years without a professional championship in any sport. This is particularly amazing when you consider the Cleveland Indians have put together many excellent baseball seasons, the Cleveland Browns have had some NFL glory, and the Cleveland Cavs once had LeBron James on their basketball squad. For a city with at least three professional teams, this is an unmatched streak and one that no other city wants.
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10 Signs Your Marriage Is Failing
By Lesli Doares
8. There is a lot of blaming. Focusing solely on what your partner is doing wrong but is relatively easy to do. You have input into what is going on and while blaming your partner may feel good, it won't lead to a happy, healthy marriage. It also puts the emphasis on the negative, which is what you don't have instead of what you do.
9. You tried to rewrite history. A common result when you focus on the negatives in the relationship. If you are unhappy in your relationship and when you can convince yourself that it was never good, the two of you were wrong from the start and you never loved each other. You will then act on these beliefs and make your relationship worse.
10. There are feelings of neglect. The most common, and the most insidious, damaging feeling in a relationship. Letting the day-to-day routine take over and being too tired to spend quality time with each other is often the beginning of the end. You show your priorities by how you spend your time and if you aren't taking care of your marriage, how can you expect it to survive.
Several of these behaviors result in feelings of resentment. Once this happens, your marriage is vulnerable to divorce. Tom and Cassidy looked into this abyss and didn't like what was looking back. Are you and your spouse dancing on the precipice too? Top 10 Reasons Why Women Divorce


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| UpdatedHealthwatch looks at the surgical procedures that saved two shark attack victims, new techniques to repair damaged spinal cords and why plenty of sleep may keep you healthy.
Topics: health, medical-procedures, pain, back-pain, shark, australia
| UpdatedAn Antarctic expeditioner is still in hospital in northern Tasmania after a quad bike accident near Davis Station last month.
Topics: accidents---other, emergency-incidents, healthcare-facilities, pain, antarctica, hobart-7000
The icebreaker, the Aurora Australis is on its way to Davis Station to retrieve an expeditioner seriously injured in a quad bike accident.
Topics: accidents, accidents---other, disasters-and-accidents, health, pain, davis-7151, australia, tas
| UpdatedInjured people may be given stronger pain relief before they are taken to hospital, if a Victorian trial proves successful.
| UpdatedSaunier Duval team rider Angel Gomez grimaces after a crash during the third stage of the 95th Tour de France cycling race between Saint-Malo and Nantes on July 7, 2008.
| UpdatedThe Launceston General Hospital is using a new method to cure migraines.
Topics: headache, health, brain-and-nervous-system, heart-disease, pain, launceston-7250, tas, hobart-7000
| UpdatedThe Govt is reviewing whether some codeine-based painkillers should be available only on prescription.
Topics: chemicals-and-pharmaceuticals, business-economics-and-finance, industry, regulation, community-and-society, drugs-and-substance-abuse, health, pain, pharmaceuticals, australia
| UpdatedTasmania's general practitioners are supporting calls for a better system to prevent the misuse of prescription drugs.
Topics: doctors-and-medical-professionals, drugs-and-substance-abuse, health, pain, law-crime-and-justice, courts-and-trials, laws, tas, australia
The Victorian Government is warning people to be on the lookout for snakes as more move to urban areas seeking moisture.
Topics: animals, pain, animal-attacks, melbourne-3000, vic
| UpdatedA study has found that expensive therapies and drugs may not be the best way to treat lower back pain.
Topics: pharmaceuticals, health, medical-research, pain, australia
| UpdatedNew research has found that extra sleep is as effective as a dose of codeine in alleviating pain.
Topics: pain, health, medical-research, sleep, science-and-technology, research, united-states, australia, qld, cairns-4870
| UpdatedA woman is suing an Adelaide hospital, claiming that her long-term health was ruined when surgeons left a piece of plastic tape inside her.
Topics: courts-and-trials, health, doctors-and-medical-professionals, medical-procedures, pain, law-crime-and-justice, adelaide-5000, sa, elizabeth-vale-5112
| UpdatedThe captain of a surf club was one of two people stung by Irukandji jellyfish at Broome's Cable Beach at the weekend.
Topics: emergency-incidents, accidents, disasters-and-accidents, health, pain, australia, wa, broome-6725
Results of a clinical trial show an Australian-designed drug may offer hope for patients with rheumatoid arthritis.
Topics: arthritis, medical-procedures, medical-research, pain, pharmaceuticals, australia
New research has found that a drug used to treat rheumatoid arthritis can, in some patients, actually cause the condition to disappear.
Topics: arthritis, drug-use, medical-research, pain, australia
Sunshine Coast doctors want the Government to provide fully-funded and staffed pain management services on the Sunshine Coast.
Topics: pain, healthcare-facilities, maroochydore-4558
| UpdatedGoing without a drink can make you more sensitive to pain, a study has found.
Topics: research, medical-research, pain, melbourne-3000
Health experts from around the globe are meeting in Sydney for the 11th annual World Congress On Pain.
Topics: pain, sydney-2000
| UpdatedThe manufacturer of Nurofen, Boots Healthcare Australia, has played down the significance of a study linking ibuprofen to possible heart attacks.
Topics: pharmaceuticals, heart-disease, medical-research, pain, australia
| UpdatedThe Australian Medical Association (AMA) wants the widespread availability of over-the-counter anti-inflammatory drugs containing ibuprofen reviewed after they were linked with heart attacks.
Topics: pharmaceuticals, heart-disease, medical-research, pain, australia
New research to be published on Saturday points an accusing finger at widely prescribed types of anti-inflammatories, saying it found evidence that some of the drugs fuel the risk of first-time heart attack.
Topics: heart-disease, medical-research, pain, pharmaceuticals, united-kingdom
| UpdatedAn Adelaide doctor is proposing hypnosis as a tool for helping children who suffer from kidney disease.
Topics: liver-and-kidneys, medical-research, pain, hobart-7000, adelaide-5000
A new study has found a person's socioeconomic status has a dramatic influence on their recovery from serious injury.
Topics: pain, community-and-society, work, workplace, brisbane-4000
A new program will give terminally ill patients in South Australia the right to choose or refuse life prolonging treatment.
Topics: family-and-children, healthcare-facilities, pain, adelaide-5000
| UpdatedTreatment to alleviate pain is a human right, say leading medical authorities who have banded together to mark the first ever Global Day Against Pain.
Topics: pain, aids-and-hiv, cancer, science-and-technology, switzerland, germany


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With the strong flavor of orange and strawberries, combined with creamy banana and a surprisingly smooth taste from spinach, you get at least 2.5 servings of fruit & veggies! Pretty awesome.. Submitted by KRAVMAGAGIRL Carbs: 55.9g | Fat: 1.4g | Fiber: 6.4g | Protein: 5.2g | Calories: 233.9
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NY Senator Says U.S. Should Offer Reward
Monday, May 12, 2014
(New York, NY) -- Senator Chuck Schumer is calling on the State Department to offer a reward for information leading to freedom for the nearly 300 kidnapped schoolgirls in Nigeria. The New York lawmaker has strong words for Boko Haram, the militant group that claims to be holding them. Schumer says they represent the same kind of evil that destroyed the World Trade Center.


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This New Coors Light Traditional Cowboy Beer Hat has two functions: Making your head look good and making everybody else jealous they don't have a hat made from a brand new beer case. Don't mention just how comfortable it is to anyone either. They are machine stitched, water resistant, and have an elastic band on the inside for comfort and easy sizing.This item ships within the US via standard service separately from the rest of your order and can take from 2-10 additional business days to process. Please note that it will ship via standard service even if you select Express at checkout. If you need express service, please call us before ordering to check availability. No PO Boxes. Alaska, Hawaii, and Canada orders cost $12 in shipping. For other international destinations, please contact us prior to ordering, or you will be notified of any additional charges after you place your order.
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Sofia Vergara Uses Lip Flip to Bring Down Jimmy Fallon
Sofia Vergara knew exactly what she was doing the second she took the 'Tonight Show' stage last night. The 'Modern Family' star was hellbent on one thing: playing one of host Jimmy Fallon's favorite games (and we know how much Fallon loves games) and using it to totally turn the tables on him. You like Lip Flip, huh, Jimmy? Right? You don't like it as much as Sofia does.
Bill Hader Impression That 'SNL' Would Not Air
Former 'SNL' head writer Seth Meyers has made it his business to bring some of those sketches cut from 'SNL' to his own 'Late Night' show, and the results have so far been uproarious. While Will Forte's cut bit got the full sketch treatment a few months ago, Bill Hader didn't need those same bells and whistles. After all, his snipped sketch just involved him putting on a weirdly nuanced impression of '60 Minutes' anchor Bob Simon.
Barbra Streisand Duets with Jimmy Fallon's Elvis Presley, Blake Shelton, Michael Buble
This is the natural progression of 'Tonight Show' host Jimmy Fallon's assorted warblings and big-time musical impressions: a full-scale musical medley co-starring Barbra Streisand. The songstress has a new album out -- her 34th! -- that's titled 'Partners' and features just a mess of duets between Babs and a bunch of male partners. Get it? Partners?
'Tonight Show Family Feud': The Fallon Family vs. The Questlove Family
Most of the time, Jimmy Fallon confines the 'Tonight Show' games to just one or two participants, enough to keep things clean and easy to follow, with plenty of attention for his various guests. On last night's edition, however, the host decided to pump things up just a bit with an all-star take on 'Family Feud' that crowded the show's stage with a metric ton of Hollywood talent.
'Friends' Reunion: Jennifer Aniston, Courteney Cox and Lisa Kudrow Act Out Jimmy Kimmel's Fan Fiction
Like anyone who lived through the '90s, Jimmy Kimmel loved 'Friends,' but while being a fan of the television staple is wholly understandable, the depth of his affection is, well, perhaps not. Kimmel hosted 'Friends' star Jennifer Aniston on his show last night, and while she might have expected to chat about her latest movie, 'Life of Crime,' and share some fun tidbits and anecdotes, the host had other ideas.
Comic-Con 2014: 'Godzilla 2′ Officially Announced
Perhaps this time we will let "our hero" Godzilla get some actual rest before dispatching him to battle the world's other major MUTOs? Is that too much to ask? We've known for months that Legendary is eager to stay in the 'Godzilla' business after the success of this summer's awesome Gareth Edwards' feature film -- after all, they did announce a sequel to the film within days of it hitting the big screen -- but there have been plenty of lingering questions as to when that would happen and who (or what) we could expect to see in the next feature.
'Doctor Who' Season 8 Will Premiere on the Big Screen
Earlier this month, 'Doctor Who' showrunner Steven Moffat teased a "big introduction" and a "dynamic" hour of television for the series' eighth season premiere, and nothing says "big" and "dynamic" quite like a giant viewing on a massive screen. The BBC has just announced that they are indeed going literal with Moffat's promise: the new season premiere will bow on a big screen near you.
Comic-Con 2014: 'Game of Thrones' Debuts a Funny and Foul-Mouthed Blooper Reel
HBO's smash hit 'Game of Thrones' might make for some very serious television, what with all that blood and death and battling and poisoning and dirty political machinations, but that doesn't mean that the series is without its own special humor, even if it not all of it makes its way into the final product. Turns out, when it comes time to film the small screen version of the beloved George R.R. Martin book series, even 'Game of Thrones' can't get away from tongue-twisting misread lines, a few unplanned pratfalls, and some unexpected getting down.
'Once Upon a Time' Unveils Their Live-Action Elsa
ABC's series 'Once Upon a Time' has already plowed through a hefty number of fairy tale characters and stories in its three seasons on the air, so it wasn't a huge surprise when the show decided to add in some newish tales -- it was, however, a bit of a shock that they had snagged Disney's smash hit 'Frozen' to make the leap to the small (and live-action) screen.
Jimmy Fallon Finds His Unlikely Doppelgänger in Musician Genya Ravan
'Tonight Show' host Jimmy Fallon often turns to his loyal fans to find and submit strange stuff, especially when it comes to his always-amusing 'Screengrabs' segment. Yet, crammed between those terrible stock photos and awkward weather forecast emoticons, this week's 'Screengrabs' segment packs a special punch.
Dave Letterman Walks Out on Joan Rivers Mid-Interview on 'Late Show,' Doesn't Come Back
Acid-tongued comedienne Joan Rivers recently stirred up a little bit of trouble when she walked out of an on-air interview after taking issue with the supposedly "negative" host (who was asking Rivers - who makes her bread and butter by making fun of people - about the negativity in her act and her latest book)
Will Ferrell and Red Hot Chili Peppers' Chad Smith Hit 'The Tonight Show' With an Epic Drum-Off
Will Ferrell is no stranger to rivalries, but although the star might be used to coming to blows with John C. Reilly on the big screen (remember 'Step Brothers' and 'Talladega Nights'? yeah, ya do), it seems like he's taking his act to the small screen with a new nemesis. On last night's 'Tonight Show,' a seriously revved up Ferrell hit host Jimmy Fallon's stage alongside Red Hot Chili Peppers drummer Chad Smith, who just so happens to look startlingly like Ferrell.


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Reviewed Carrot Cupcakes with Cream Cheese Frosting
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"Yum! I used all whole-wheat pastry flower and substituted 4 tbsp agave nectar for confectioner's sugar in the icing. They still came out great! I'm excited to experiment with some other veggies! Thanks for wonderful recipe! ""


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6 In the fourth month, on the ninth day of the month, the store of food in the town was almost gone, so that there was no food for the people of the land. | 6 By the ninth day of the fourth month the famine in the city had become so severe that there was no food for the people to eat. |
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Wolverhampton Wanderers have more struggling sides to come with six of their next seven games against teams in the bottom half
Baggies legend keeps in touch with shamed boss who gave him his big break
Names in the frame to take over the head coach role at The Hawthorns
Tom Ross has his say on the appointment of Gary Rowett at Birmingham City
New boss and his staff will always have 12 months left on their deals
Beale was caretaker manager alongside Malcolm Crosby after Lee Clark was sacked
Director Panos Pavlakis calls on fans to get behind new boss
Former Blues defender has accepted the job
Burton Albion boss is the club's no.1 target to replace sacked Lee Clark
Panos Pavlakis running the rule over Mike Phelan, Owen Coyle and Gary Rowett
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I saw the plans for the dress-up rack and immediately knew I had to make one for my girls. My three-year-old is in her prime dress-up stage and we had been shoving all of her princess crap in plastic drawers. She really couldn't get to them and stuff was constantly strewn all over the floor.
Enter the dress-up rack plan:
Thank You Ana! I looked over the plan and decided against the shelf feature on top, considering it would become a haven for junk. I figured the cubby space underneath would be a great catch-all for all of her shoes, purses, wands, and the like.
I purchased only two boards for the whole thing, as it was cheaper to buy an entire 12 foot length of 1x10 than several pieces with leftover scrap. So I had the 12 foot board cut into three equal lengths (4') at Lowes before I took it home, I also had the 1x8 cut in half. Every thing fit nice in my car (carseats included) for the ride home.
I decided on 44" for the height and width, so that it would be roomy enough to fit everything, and short enough for my three-year-old to hang up the dresses by herself.
Then came the artsy part. I wanted a little whimsy in the design so I chose a Fleur de Lis pattern for the top ends of the rack. a little fancy, a little princessy, and fun at the same time. I rough sketched the pattern on one board (fold a piece of paper in half, draw one side, cut out, and voila, perfect mirror image. trace on the wood), cut it with a jigsaw, and traced from that one onto my next board. It was a little tricky with the jigsaw getting in the nooks and crannies, but I just took my time. The sanding hides all the rough stuff anyway.
I assembled the piece as the plan instructions followed.
For the closet rod, I measured down the same distance and pre-drilled into the rack ends, then glued and screwed one side of the rod into place. I put a little glue on the other end to give it a little stick while I did the first screw so it would hold still for me. For the other end, I put my screw through the 1x10 and left a little poking out to catch the rod and hold it still while I used the level to make sure it wasn't crooked. Then I did the final screwing.
I used a little wood filler, then primed and painted. I also added three hooks on one end to hold all of the necklaces my daughters like to tangle into one big ball.
Then I used my Cricut and some patterned paper to make the word "Imagine" (I saw this on someone else's and loved it), I also cut out a few butterflies too. Seriously, what can't the Cricut do? (font cartridge was Cindy Loo) The last step was decoupaging them on there with a little Mod Podge. *I placed the butterflies right over the screw holes that showed on the ends.
It turned out lovely! And best of all, my kid can hang her stuff up all by herself, she has plenty of room underneath for her accessories, and the whole thing is so darn cute...Thanks!
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Great Job!
This is so darn cute, way to take the plans and make them your own! This would make any girl feel like a princess :)
So cute!
You did an amazing job!


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Namekian Dragon Balls
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Earrings that permanently fuse beings together |
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I love Oakley. However the Gascan just isn't quite right. It fits funny on the face, the stems start to hurt after long periods of wearing (1.5 hour trip to the mountain) and they tend to fall off your face without any ear "hooks". However they are one of the most durable glasses I own, and I have a love for popping in lens's that fall out, or stems that break off. Lens quality wise, better can be found, but overall a great pair of glasses. If your looking for your first pair, these are a good stepping stone into premium branded glasses.
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Early research shows proteins from the reptiles can fight off 'superbugs'
MONDAY, April 7 (HealthDay News) -- Call it a case of gator aid. New research suggests that alligator blood could serve as the basis for new antibiotics targeting infections caused by ulcers, burns and even drug-resistant "superbugs."
The research is in its early stages -- extracts of alligator blood have only been tested in the laboratory -- and there's no guarantee that it will work in humans. Still, the findings are promising, researchers said.
"We need new antibiotics. Anything like this is a step forward," said Dr. Stuart Levy, a professor of medicine at Tufts University School of Medicine, who's an expert in antibiotic-resistant infections and is familiar with the new study. "But there are hurdles that this kind of antibiotic poses that others might not."
The study authors, from McNeese State University and Louisiana State University, said their research is the first to take an in-depth look at alligator blood's prospects as an antibiotic source. According to the researchers, alligators can automatically fight germs such as bacteria and viruses without having been exposed to them before launching a defense.
For the study, the researchers extracted proteins known as peptides from white cells in alligator blood. As in humans, white cells are part of the alligator's immune system. The researchers then exposed various types of bacteria to the protein extracts and watched to see what happened.
In laboratory tests, tiny amounts of these protein extracts killed a so-called "superbug" called methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus, or MRSA. The bacteria has made headlines in recent years because of its killing power in hospitals and its spread among athletes and others outside of hospitals.
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The Movie Review: Dawn of the Planet of the ApesFriday, July 18th, 2014 Issue 29, Volume 18.
But truth to be told, Ive never seen any of the original movies. My first exposure to series was actually in 2001 when I was taken to the remake, directed by Tim Burton. As it was, I didnt see much within that movie and I barely remember much of it at all (showing how forgettable it was). So if Fox wanted to continue the troubled franchise, then they knew not to remake what was fine already. Jump to 2011 when "Rise of the Planet of the Apes" was released. Like plenty of people, I thought that this was going to bomb. But like all film critics, its better to be pleasantly surprised then bitterly disappointed. The movie proved to be smart, well written, and even showcased some great effects, giving a motion-captured ape the lead role. It was by no means a masterpiece, but it was a fun new introduction to the Planet of the Apes universe without repeating much (except for a line reference or two that I snickered at). "Dawn of the Planet of the Apes" continues the story, creating a rare sequel thats better than its predecessor. The previous film left off with the ALZ-113 virus that made the apes smarter while also being the weapon that kills most of humanity, collapsing the worlds governments and civilization as we know them. Its now 2016 where people that were genetically immune have taken home in a now desolate San Francisco, lead by Dreyfus (played by Gary Oldman). In the Muir Woods, Caesar (played by Andy Serkis) has lead his fellow community of Apes into a new way of life, thinking that all the humans have gone. Dreyfus wants to wage war with the apes to gain control of a hydraulic Advertisement He leads a small group of people into ape territory and seems to do well for a while to convince the apes to help them. The peace is short lived when another ape, Koba, who has held a grudge against humanity due to being abusively tested on, burns the ape community and blames it on the humans. Without saying what happens to Caesar, the apes retaliate by returning to San Francisco to start the war against humanity. Not only has "Dawn of the Planet of the Apes" surprised me with how much better it was from the first one, it also made me excited with the prospect of what another follow up could do. Both Jason Clarke and Gary Oldman seem settled into playing post-apocalyptic survivors, both looking torn from struggle, but with a desire to survive. Lets face it though, with this kind of movie, the apes are the real stars. Its hard to believe that no real animals were used in this movie. Weta studios (the same team behind the CGI in the Lord of the Rings movies) took what was successful from the first movie and built upon them. You can see every hair on their bodies, the wrinkles on their eyes, the scars on their faces, and even the right texture that makes their skin liable to touch. The special effects are unbelievably fantastic, simple as that. Watching them move like real animals made me question if this film will make a mark on special effects just as "Star Wars," Ghostbusters" and Titanic" did. Ill give this five Caesar apes out of five. This new dawn simply proves that these apes rule. This is a fun blockbuster that deserves to be successful. Robert T. Nickerson is a film critic. His work can be seen at mastermindfilmproductions.com. 0 comments Be the first to share your opinion on this article!
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SAVANNAH - Connect Savannah, an arts and entertainment publication in Savannah, recently launched SAV HAPPS, a mobile entertainment app showcasing events in the Hostess City.
A Catch and Release Bass Tournament will begin at 6 a.m. Saturday at Fort Stewart's Pineview Lake.
Got GoT?
Here's what showing at theaters around the area in the next week.
Here's what the stars have in store for you in the next seven days:
An Ossabaw Island day trip is planned for 9 a.m.-4 p.m. May 4.
Registration is under way for the Family Adventure Quest at Holbrook Pond Recreation Area May 16, 17.
"Gone with the Wind," "Casablanca," "Schindler's List," "Forrest Gump" and "The Hurt Locker" - these films all have the same distinction. Each, in turn, won the Academy Award for best picture.
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Rincon City Council members recently cleared the way for a country music festival at Freedom Park in August, but they still have to finalize fees and policies for the venue.
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Everything you may want for a wedding, or another once-in-a-lifetime event, will be under one roof, at the Bridal Event and Expo, from 1:30-4 p.m. Sunday at Club Stewart: hair and beauty, cakes and catering, travel and entertainment, jewelry and fashion, photography, limousines, music, and prizes.
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"Blackhat" is the latest effort from director Michael Mann whose last film was 2009's gangster drama, "Public Enemies." While Mann continues to be a director of great visual style, he might've needed more time to work on a film that is not out of his league.
"Taken 3" has star Liam Neeson doing more of the same that we saw in the series' first two movies, and the result is less than satisfying.
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Sir John Fowler, 1st Bt
by John Jabez Edwin Mayall
oil over albumen print, circa 1865
13 7/8 in. x 10 1/2 in. (352 mm x 267 mm)
Purchased, 1987
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- John Jabez Edwin Mayall (1813-1901), Photographer. Artist associated with 486 portraits.
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As a civil engineer Fowler devoted his life to the railways, and he is particularly known for his Pimlico bridge, the first railway bridge across the Thames in London, the development of the Metropolitan Railway system and (with Sir Benjamin Baker) the Forth railway bridge, probably the most remarkable piece of engineering to be carried out in the nineteenth century, and one which earned Fowler his baronetcy. For this large photograph, which was probably taken after the opening of the Metropolitan Railway in January 1863, Baker sat to Mayall, the leading London portrait photographer. The portrait combines a somewhat incongruous studio backdrop of a village scene with the parapet of a bridge and a length of railway track, emblems of Fowler's profession. The portrait is hand-coloured, an 'extra' offered by many of the commercial firms, and housed in an elaborate gilt frame in emulation of the large-format miniature paintings favoured by the Victorians.
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Evening Gown
Date: [1980..1989]
Creator: Costa, Victor
Description: Evening gown of black velvet with scoop neckline and long, tapered sleeves. The full-length gown has 3 diagonal-set flounces from left hip to right knee that fall to the hem on right side; flounces are each 7 ½" of pleated synthetic and are slightly ruffled; bodice has crescent princess seams with gathering at bust; straight skirt has a left-side slit; sleeves have single snap closure at wrists; dress is fully lined in satin; center-back zip closure. Combined designer's and retailer's label: "Victor Costa / for / Lord & Taylor"
Contributing Partner: UNT College of Visual Arts + Design
Date: 1985/1989
Creator: De la Renta, Oscar
Description: Ensemble of red/coral/dark rose satin. The strapless dress has an empire bodice which curves up in front at bust and is lower in back. The full-length A-line skirt is pleated into the waistband with inverted box pleats. The gown has a center back zipper closure with two hook-and-eye closures and two snaps on the placket. The inner construction is complex, with red grosgrain ribbon bust and waist stays with hook-and-eye closures and a boned white horsehair inner bodice which is lined with red chiffon. Inner structure has its own center back zipper closure which is behind outer zipper. There is an attached full-length red satin petticoat with horsehair hem and nylon net inner structure to support front skirt pleats. The skirt is piece lined in red chiffon. The accompanying bolero jacket is of matching red satin with all-over quilting in a patterns of waves and arcs in a red thread. The cropped jacket is semi-fitted, and has an open curved neckline and center-front opening with no closure, all trimmed in a band of red satin. Each of the set-in long sleeves has a (non-functioning) large, red satin-covered button near the cuff; the cuffs are trimmed in a band of red ...
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Evening Gown
Date: 1980/1989
Creator: De la Renta, Oscar
Description: Evening gown of ivory satin and black lace. Garment is a full-length, A-line ivory satin dress with 3 wide horizontal bands of applied black lace on skirt and an attached black lace empire-style over-bodice. The bodice, consisting of overlapping lace scallops, has a deep square neckline and full-length sleeves. There are two covered snap closures on each wrist and a series of paired covered snap closures down center back. The dress has a center-back zipper with a single hook-and-eye fastener at the neckline. The ivory silk inner bodice has internal steel(?) boning for shaping, and fastens with a center-back zipper and internal grosgrain band waist stay. Inside the gown is a full-length, attached ivory satin slip with horsehair hem. The dress is piece-lined in ivory organza with a horsehair hem. Designer label stitched into garment at right center-back, beside the zipper "Oscar de la Renta" with second label "Made in U.S.A." sewn below. Hand written on the designer label is notation "4677S".
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Ensemble - Jacket and Skirt
Date: 1984
Creator: Faircloth, Michael
Description: Ensemble of pink, black, purple and green silk. a) Jacket of multicolored silk jacquard in floral motif. Long straight sleeves; collarless; shoulder pads. Black hand beading and sequins embellishment. Lined in black silk. Designer's label at center back neckline: "Midon" b) Skirt of black silk jacquard in abstract pattern. 1.5 inch waistband backed in black grosgrain with center back zipper reinforced with two hook & bars and large snap. Knee length, kick pleat in back. Lined in black silk organza. Designer's label at center back waistband: "Midon" c) Blouse of multicolored silk in same floral motif as jacket. Long sleeved. Yoked shoulder forms cowl neck. Center back opening with small black round button and string loop.
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Date: 1989
Creator: Givenchy, Hubert de
Description: Coat of intricate patchwork of Prince of Wales wool plaid, wool hounds tooth, wool petit point, all-over embroidered with pewter metallic floral vines. Knee length. Simulated double breasted, off-center opening with hidden placket button closure; notched collar. Long sleeves with 6 functioning button closure at wrists. Two flap pockets with welts at each front hip with lapels; pockets not open. Knee-length. Fan pleating at back. Fully lined in gray silk. Designer's label at center back neckline: "Givenchy / Haute Couture"
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Date: 1980/1989
Creator: Givenchy, Hubert de, 1927-
Description: Evening dress of blue silk gazar. The full-length dress has a fitted bodice simulating a wrap style, with V neckline, and long straight sleeves with 5 fabric buttons at each wrist. The skirt has an asymmetrical peplum with an inverted opening in front that is equal to the floor length A-line skirt, giving the effect of an over-skirt pulled back to reveal an underskirt. At back is a zipper closure from neckline to below hips, with a series of snaps at the top of the peplum. The dress has an accompanying leather belt covered with the same blue silk gazar.
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Ensemble - Dress and Jacket
Date: 1980
Creator: Givenchy, Hubert de, 1927-
Description: Ensemble consisting of a dress and jacket. The floor-length evening dress is in ivory and beige brocade woven with a small floral motif throughout. The gown is strapless, and has an empire waist. The neckline rises slightly in front with a narrow "V" cut at center. There is a zipper closure at left side, with a hook-and-eye at top. Internal foundation with a separate zipper closure at left side, boning, bust pads, and two grosgrain ribbon bands with hook-and-eye closures. The gown is lined in dark ivory silk. The matching short jacket is of the same fabric, cut bolero style with long sleeves. Center front opening has one hook-and-eye closure at top of bust. The neckline, center front opening, hem, and cuffs are all trimmed in a band of dark brocaded material edged with faux pearls, gold braid, and coffee-colored rhinestones. The jacket is embellished throughout with floral and foliate forms in faux pearls, gold beads and gold braid. It is fully lined in ivory silk. Both garments have designer's label inside: "Givenchy / Made in / France"
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Date: 1985
Creator: Halston, 1932-1990
Description: Dress of blue chiffon. The floor-length dress is formed of two layers, an inner sheath, and an outer layer which is fully ruched, covering the inner sheath completely with layers of draping, and affixed to the inner layer at the neckline, zipper, and at cuffs. The dress has a V-neck at both front and back. The ruching forms "swags" which join at the neckline and center seams on front and back. The three-quarter length sleeves are similarly ruched, anchored along seams running from shoulder to wrist. Center back zipper and hook-and-eye closure. Inner grosgrain ribbon band just below bust which secures with hook-and-eye closure. Designer's label sewn inside at ribbon band: "Halston".
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D'Orsay Pumps
Date: [1987..1997]
Creator: Joan & David Too
Description: Pair of D'Orsay pumps of pink leather. The shoes have cut-away sides and rounded toes. The toebox and heel uppers of pink leather, with pink leather strap from heels to secure around ankle with small oval gilt metal buckle. 3 1/4" high stacked wooden heel tapers to base. Stamped leather label inside: "Joan & David Too / Made in Italy" Stamped on sole: "Made in Italy / Vero Cuoio / 8 1/2"
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D'Orsay Pumps
Date: 1980~
Creator: Jourdan, Charles
Description: Pair of D'Orsay pumps of gray leather. The shoes are designed with pointed toes, and cut-away sides. Toebox has a deep "v" cut at throat of instep, edged with red as is the platform of the shoe. From the point of the cut extends back a t-strap which fastens around the ankle of wearer with a small buckle. 3 1/2" high stiletto heel covered with same gray leather. Stamped inside: "Charles Jourdan / Paris / Made in France" Accompanied by original Charles Jourdan shoebox.
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Uke 'An Play Jimmy Buffett for Ukulele. This edition: Ukulele TAB. Artist/Personality; Book; Ukulele Method or Supplement. Uke 'An Play. Pop/Rock. 64 pages. Published by Alfred Music (AP.36799).
ISBN 0739076108. Pop/Rock.
Twenty Parrothead classics arranged for ukulele. Titles: Beach House on the Moon * Boat Drinks * Changes in Latitudes, Changes in Attitudes * Cheeseburger in Paradise * Come Monday * Far Side of the World * Fins * Grapefruit-Juicy Fruit * He Went to Paris * I Will Play for Gumbo * Margaritaville * Off to See the Lizard * One Particular Harbour * Pencil Thin Mustache * A Pirate Looks at Forty * Son of a Son of a Sailor * Volcano * Waiting for the Next Explosion * What If the Hokey-Pokey Really Is All It Really Is About? * Why Don't We Get Drunk.
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- Why Don't We Get Drunk Composed by Marvin Gardens
- Pencil Thin Moustache Composed by Jimmy Buffett
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Stakes high for Gary's Dunbar-Pulaski school
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Dunbar-Pulaski Academic and Career Academy, 920 E. 9th Ave., Gary. | Carole Carlson~Sun-Times Media
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WHAT: State hearing on future of Dunbar-Pulaski Middle School
WHEN: 6:30 p.m. Monday
WHERE: 920 E. 19th Ave., Gary
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Updated: September 11, 2014 6:34AM
GARY — When they removed the failing Dunbar-Pulaski Middle School from a school closing list in June, Gary Community School Corp. officials hoped they could repackage it and turn the school around.
They couldn't afford to lose any more students and funding to charter schools.
The district has renamed Dunbar-Pulaski the Gary Middle School and it's touting an outside "meet and greet" picnic from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Wednesday.
Some of the school's new-found enthusiasm might be tempered by Monday's state hearing, led by state school chief Glenda Ritz.
It's expected to culminate with some type of state intervention at the struggling school where 84 percent of the students failed last spring's ISTEP Plus exam. It the state decides to take over the school, all state funding would go to the private takeover operator. One Gary school — Roosevelt — already has been taken over by the state for poor academic progress.
Superintendent Cheryl Pruitt said earlier that the school might escape state sanctions if it shows that its enrollment base has changed. Pruitt will offer a solution to the school's academic woes at Monday's 6:30 p.m. hearing at the school, 920 E. 19th Ave.
Dunbar-Pulaski's recently released ISTEP results underscore a pattern of decline that dates back to 2007.
In that year, 75 percent of the students didn't pass ISTEP. The district, under a former superintendent, closed the school in 2009 as ISTEP scores plummeted again, when 82 percent failed.
Fending off competition from charters, the district reopened the school in 2012, this time christening it the Dunbar-Pulaski Academic and Career Academy.
The name change didn't translate to academics. In 2013, 86 percent failed the ISTEP exam.
Pruitt initially wanted to close Dunbar-Pulaski, but changed her mind at a May 31 school board meeting.
The school board, instead, opted to close the Lew Wallace STEM Academy, the lone high school in Glen Park.
The federal government had poured about $6 million in school improvement grant money in Lew Wallace over the past three years. Its test scores were on an upward trajectory, but not enough to escape state intervention as it was in the final year of academic probation, along with Dunbar-Pulaski.
The last-minute change meant there was no public input taken on the Lew Wallace closing.
The state has asked for minutes from school board meetings in which school closings were discussed.
Mired in a $27.3 budget hole and looking at half-empty schools, the school board opted to close five schools in June, an unpopular move among parents who criticized the lack of notice they received.
About 2,000 students were displaced by the closings and routed to new district schools, mostly away from their neighborhoods.
The closings also left the district more vulnerable to losing students to charters and private schools, like the Ambassador Christian Academy in Gary, which leads the state in voucher students.
Pruitt has set a strategic plan effort in motion, asking Indiana University Northwest professor Rochelle Brock to lead it. The group is supposed to offer up a five-year plan at a board meeting this month.
"What we have now are broad goals," said Brock who heads IUN's Urban Teacher Education Program.
Others say they feel out of the loop on the district's problems at Dunbar-Pulaski and the state's possible intervention.
"I think I speak for all the legislators in Gary, that the state hasn't included us in the process, nor has the school superintendent," said state Rep. Vernon Smith, a Gary Democrat and educator.
"There was word that some parents wanted Lew Wallace to stay open. The bottom line is we're ill-informed," said Smith, a member of the House Education Committee. "I think they have good intentions, but some decisions have had repercussions. If they don't do a better job of planning, we'll find ourselves in this situation over and over again."


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