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The ladies are all still in the Hamptons and have been invited to dueling brunches. Ramona is having one and so is Bethenny. It's the battle of the OG housewives of New York. Ramona says she is holding a brunch in honor of her friend Dorinda. Everyone decides to try to do both. But Carole wants to skip them both and go for a boat ride with the hot young personal chef of Ramona's.
Luann shares that Ramona borrowed an Herve Leger dress from Bethenny and never returned it. This is part of Bethenny's problem with Ramona. This is apparently not the first time Ramona has absconded with a dress. Carole says, "That got she would never fit into one of mine!" That is both some cunty shade and ridiculous. If Ramona can fit in Bethenny's dress she could surely fit into Carole's dress. Are Carole and Bethenny both aboard the anorexia train? The ladies mock Carole's toe hair.
The ladies begin at Bethenny's house. Bethenny's house is AMAZING! Especially for a homeless person. Carole points out she has been to Oscar gifting suites with less product than she saw in Bethenny's house. It is Skinnygirl everything on display everywhere. One of the issues the girls had with Bethenny this season was being forced to go to a shit ton of promotional events for Bethenny and she was never there for their events. Continue reading


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LumenoCity Returns this Summer
Popular audio-visual performance to take over Washington Park Aug. 5-9
LumenoCity, the popular outdoor 3D light and music show, will return to Washington Park with five performances Aug. 5-9. The Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra will again provide the live music to accompany 3D projection lighting by Brave Berlin that makes the facade of Music Hall appear to come to life.Performances include a dress rehearsal on Aug. 5 followed by four shows Aug. 6-9. All performances will begin at 8:30 p.m. with the Cincinnati Pops and the audio/visual show with the CSO will begin at 9:40 p.m. each night.In addition to more performances, changes this year include an admission fee. Tickets cost $15-$20 and attendees must register in advance for a chance to reserve them. Ticket registration is open now through May 16 at 10 p.m. at lumenocity2015.com (limit one entry per person). A select number of registrants will be chosen at random on May 29, and those people will have the opportunity to buy up to four tickets (limit one selected registrant per household). Once selected individuals receive their ticket codes, they can then select particular performance dates on a first-come, first served basis. Codes should be redeemed as early as possible, starting June 1. Overall capacity has been reduced to 6,000 per night (a total of 30,000 across the four performances and dress rehearsal) to limit overcrowding.The CSO is making 10 percent of the tickets available free of charge to locals through human service organizations. Other viewing opportunities include a free webcast Aug. 7-8, a live radio broadcast Aug. 7 on WGUC and a live television broadcast Aug. 8 on CET and WCPO.
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Deirdre Kaye
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What could be better than a night with the Cincinnati Pops Orchestra doing Stephen Foster classics?
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Ei8ht Ball Brewing hosts a party this Saturday that echoes most folks' sentiments after the past few months. The brewery's "F#$K Winter" bash features the tapping of Ei8ht Ball's new double IPA, Preach, the grand opening of its patio, live music from Honey & Houston and a pig roast with all the fixins. Give Old Man Winter the proverbial finger by celebrating in true spring fashion — it looks like this monsoon will end today. Ei8ht Ball's "F#$k Winter" party runs 4-8 p.m. Saturday. Tickets are $15 and can be purchased in advance here. If you're looking for a fun way to introduce the kids to classical music and our local orchestras (or if you're just an adult with an unabashed loved for children's movies — no judgment), The Cincinnati Pops' Pixar in Concert is definitely worth checking out. The Pops will be playing tunes from more than a dozen of your animated favorites including the Toy Story trilogy, Finding Nemo and more. Concerts run all weekend, Friday-Sunday at Music Hall; tickets start at $12. Cincinnati gets a little spring break flavor this weekend with Foam N' Glow. You know those sketchy Panama bar parties where they flood the joint with suds and everyone goes wild, unaware of what bodily fluids they may or may not be exposed to? It's just like that, only at Bogart's. Expect DJs, light shows, foam shooters and way too many neon tank tops packed into Bogart's beginning at 9 p.m. Friday. Get tickets here. Monster Jam returns to the Tristate this weekend with a lineup of badass monstertruckers to entertain audiences with tricks and racing. U.S. Bank Arena gets down and dirty as it transforms into race track and obstacle course for Monster Jam Friday-Saturday. Innovative chamber music ensemble concert:nova always presents fun, interdisciplinary concerts in atypical venues. This Saturday and Sunday, the group flips the traditional classical music gala on its head with RE:BEL — a performance and party at Rhinegeist Brewery. Lots of live music accompanies art installations and guests have the option of enjoying a three-course dinner. Go here for tickets and more details. The 22nd Victory of Light Expo takes over Sharonville Convention Center this weekend for two days of workshops, lectures, art and music for the mind, body and spirit. Meet and mingle with psychics, healers, paranormal investigators, astrologists and other presenters with spiritual flair. The expo is also a great shopping spot for books, crystals and materials on Tarot, Reiki, aromatherapy and more. Tickets are $14 per day, $20 for a weekend pass. Be sure to read our Best of Cincinnati issue for reader and staff picks on the city's best restaurants, businesses, events and more. For more art openings, theater shows, parties and other stuff to do this weekend, check out our To Do picks and full calendar.
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LumenoCity Returns this Summer with Three-Day Festival in Washington Park
Five years ago, Over-the-Rhine was considered one of the most dangerous and dilapidated neighborhoods in the United States, a title earned through a controversial analysis of the area's crime statistics. Today it's a different story, with Over-the-Rhine at the forefront of community revitalization, and Washington Park at the core of that progress. At last year's inaugural LumenoCity, the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra brought in a total of 35,000 spectators over two nights to see Music Hall come to life through a visual and musical collaboration. The crowds alone were proof of the growth OTR has made as a neighborhood and the mark it continues to make on Cincinnati. This year, the free concert experience will be expanded to three days – Aug. 1-3, rain or shine. The 40-minute, all-new visual performances promise heart-pounding music paired with stunning animation. Using a technique called architectural mapping, three-dimensional graphics will be projected from trailers on Race Street onto the façade of Music Hall, quite literally shining a light on a cherished city landmark. Each performance will begin at 8:30 p.m. with John Morris Russell conducting the orchestra as the Cincinnati Pops. After a brief intermission, Music Director Louis Langree will lead the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra in the light show for the second time. In an interview with CityBeat's Anne Arenstein last year, Langree stated why he loved performing in Over-the-Rhine over other venues: "There's a great sense of creativity and innovation you can feel. Washington Park is a great venue. I know that at one time it was a sketchy place but now it's alive and thriving. To see so many thousands of people gathered to celebrate the city was marvelous." The visual elements for the concert's second half are being developed by Brave Berlin, a world-class creative design and production company based in Cincinnati. Music to be featured in the second performance include Copland's "Fanfare for the Common Man," John Adams' "Short Ride in a Fast Machine," the fourth movement from Tchaikovsky's Fifth Symphony, Elgar's "Nimrod" and Borodin's "Polovtsian Dances." Details of the concert's first half with Russell and the Cincinnati Pops will be announced on a date closer to the festival. LumenoCity isn't just a collaboration between some of Cincinnati's best music and art scenes, but a celebration of the city itself. In addition to the performances, organizers are planning an all-new LumenoCity Village with pre-concert performances, arts and crafts, and greatly expanded food and beverage services. Two additional speaker arrays are being added this year for improved sound coverage, as well as expanded restroom services. Performers from the May Festival Chorus, Cincinnati Ballet and Cincinnati Opera will also be showcased during the event. The village will open at 3 p.m. on Friday, Aug. 1, and 11 a.m. on Saturday and Sunday. The designated viewing area inside Washington Park will be fenced in to ensure guest safety and comfort, and attendance within that designated area will be capped at 12,500 people each night. All are welcome, and this year's concerts will be free to the general public, but ticketed. Advance tickets will be offered starting May 19 to CSO and Pops season ticket holders. Complimentary tickets will be available starting Monday, June 9, at 8 a.m. at lumenocity.com and will be issued until capacity is reached. For audience members without a computer or Internet access, a supply of free tickets will be made available to several of CSO's partner organizations. In addition to the www.lumenocity2014.com website, the CSO has established a LumenoCity telephone information line at 513-744-3372.
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'Tis the season for an abundance of music that includes beloved traditions: Handel's oratorio Messiah and Tchaikovsky's Nutcracker. Both pieces are holiday staples performed year after year. After year.
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In 2010, Natalie Merchant made a lovely two-disc album called Leave Your Sleep, inspired by the way raising her young daughter had given Merchant insight into the mysteries and complexities — the sweetness and the anxieties — of childhood. She wrote songs adapted from the words of 19th and 20th Century British and American poets whose children-related verse struck her as powerful.
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The relatively mild summer is giving way to what could well be a mild fall, so maybe the only excitement we'll see this season will be the Classical music offerings. As always, Maestro Paavo Jarvi and the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra offer a wide array of talent for the CSO's 115th season, including the Sept. 17 one-night-only appearance of piano superstar Lang Lang.

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This month's coverage of the "state-of-the-state budgets" (p. 16) has been highly revealing in many ways. It will be a surprise to no one in today's economy that all state budgets for behavioral services are under intense pressure, with no end in sight. Program cutbacks, staff reductions and lengthening waiting lists are hitting several states and, to that extent, writer Brian Albright's "States of Despair" title is apt. A close look at the status quo, though, discloses a mixed picture--some of it arguably good news. Let's take a closer look at the mix:
The good: Our contacts in several states indicated that elected officials are trying to hold the line on behavioral program funding and avoid cutbacks that they now realize will lead to costlier impacts on state budgets, particularly more institutional care. Moreover, some states are showing greater respect for behavioral services and have allowed them to grow, albeit slowly, from their virtually minimal status of 10 or 15 years ago. In short, the hard work and unceasing devotion of behavioral health advocate groups over the years seems to have paid off, which is especially good news in today's hard times.
The bad: Mental health and substance abuse programs of all descriptions are being cut by states throughout the nation. In our reporting, you will see examples, and note that some states in particular--such as California, Illinois, and Ohio--can rightfully be called behavioral care "basket cases. …
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The quarterfinal match between Netherlands and Costa Rica was a battle of the goal keepers and in the end, last minute substitute Tim Krul literally saved the day for the Netherlands who took the win after a penalty shoot-out. The Dutch have taken out Costa Rica and have ensured an even split of European and South American nations in the semi-finals as they prepare to face Argentina and Germany set out to go against host nation Brazil.
Netherlands 0-0 Costa Rica
Netherlands win on penalties 4-3
The star of the first half was Costa Rican keeper Keylor Navas who managed to keep a clean sheet despite a relentless Dutch attack that came at him from all directions. Arjen Robben, Dirk Kuyt, Robin Van Persie and Memphis Depay all managed to make attempts on goal only to be foiled by Navas who seemed to be challenging USA's Tim Howard for the goal saving record.
The start of the second half saw another Dutch attempt but the Costa Ricans were prepared to defend and launch their own offense. They were able to bring the ball down to the Dutch goal but failed to challenge Jasper Cillessen as their shots went off target.
Wesley Sneijder managed to hit the post off a free kick with eight minutes left but with little time left, neither one of the teams were able to avoid going into extra time. The last attempt was made by Dutch captain Van Persie, who fired from close range in stoppage time, only to see his shot deflected to the bar.
Costa Rica were able to find some chances in extra time which looked like they could take the victory from the Oranje who had so far been dominating the match. Dutch keeper Cillessen was finally able to show off his skills to make a brilliant save and keep the Costa Ricans from taking the lead.
As time was running out, the Netherlands brought in Tim Krul to man the goal in place of Cillessen in an act of foresight as Van Gaal looked towards penalties.
The Dutch had obviously prepared for a possible penalty shoot-out and the move to bring in Tim Krul to man the goal proved to be well-thought of as he proved himself well by saving two attempts by the Costa Ricans from Ruiz and Urena. The shoot-out ended 4-3 in favour of the Dutch who will now be heading to Sao Paulo in a bid to overcome Argentina and make it to their second consecutive World Cup final .


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As Stephen Colbert might put it (were he still on the air): "The market has spoken. Bigger really is better."
On Wednesday, the market, in the form of Pentagon procurement officers, spoke decisively. It seems to favor giving crucial defense contracts for the production of "mine-resistant, ambush-protected" (MRAP) armored vehicles to big defense contractors, rather than their smaller brethren. Here's what it said:
- Contracts to produce 3,126 "mine-resistant, ambush-protected" (MRAP) armored vehicles for the U.S. military were allocated among three (or seven, depending on how you count them) defense contractors.
- Navistar will receive $1.1 billion to manufacture 1,500 Category I (Cat-I) MRAPs.
- 1,268 larger Cat-II MRAPs will come from Britain's BAE Systems and its recently acquired Armor Holdings subsidiary (also a $1.1 billion order).
- Meanwhile, the little company that started this whole MRAP craze, Force Protection (Nasdaq: FRPT ) , has been asked to provide a mere 178 Cat-I's and 180 Cat-II's. As usual, Force will call on partner General Dynamics (NYSE: GD ) to help with the actual production, relinquishing half of the $378 million purchase price.
- And the other six MRAPs, and the other two contractors? As I'll discuss in a separate column, this refers to a new MRAP variant, called the "BULL," which Ceradyne (Nasdaq: CRDN ) and its partner Oshkosh (NYSE: OSK ) are building for further tests.
Bigger is better
What's it all mean for Force Protection? As of this writing, the company has the dubious distinction of being the worst-performing recommendation not yet sold from the Motley Fool Rule Breakers portfolio.
In my opinion, yesterday's move proves that the military has decided "bigger is better." Look at the two winners in this most recent mega-award, and you'll find two commonalities. Navistar's $12 billion in annual sales, and BAE's $26 billion, both dwarf tiny Force's half-billion annual take.
Second, their scales of operations and manufacturing capacities are similarly large. And as we discussed last week, the way the Pentagon has been running the competition to choose "the next Humvee" strongly suggests that the military prefers to give super-big contracts to super-big companies. Ideally, companies that the Pentagon has worked with for decades, and whose vehicles military mechanics know how to service. With long histories of building trucks and tanks for the Armed Forces, respectively, Navistar and BAE were both logical choices in this regard.
But what about General Dynamics?
I'm afraid I'm as stumped as you are. If the military wants scale and familiarity in a contractor, the General seems just as big as BAE. And as the maker of the military's Abrams tanks and Stryker APCs, it's arguably as familiar a partner as any defense company on the planet. Why it got stiffed along with its partner, Force Protection, is beyond me.
So this is the end?
The situation does not look good for Force Protection. Whenever a contract comes up for award lately, the Force seems to get short shrift from its No. 1 customer. When you recall that this company has historically been a "storybook stock" -- driven by hype and momentum, with little regard for valuation -- it's clear why the stock looks like it's just lost an argument with an explosively formed penetrator. People used to think Force would own the MRAP market; now we know that just ain't so.
But before we write off Force entirely, let's pause for a moment and consider the valuation: I wrote recently that by and large, U.S. defense contractors typically command a share price of about one times sales. As of this writing, Force is selling for two-thirds this "standard" valuation.
Meanwhile, headlines aside, analysts still predict that Force will grow its profits at two to three times the rate of defense-contracting behemoths like Northrop Grumman (NYSE: NOC ) , Lockheed Martin (NYSE: LMT ) , or Textron (NYSE: TXT ) . Those sales, by the way, do not depend entirely on a U.S. government that now seems to obey the "bigger is better" philosophy of shopping. Force also makes and sells MRAPs to foreign buyers, ranging from the U.K. and Italy in the West to Iraq and Yemen in the Middle East.
Between less-than-hoped-for sales here at home, and perhaps more-than-understood sales abroad, I still see a future for Force. Maybe not as bright as others once saw for it, but bright enough that I picked up a few shares of my own a few weeks back. And yes, with today's even cheaper stock price, I just might be in the market for some more, once the Fool's 10-day cooling-off period expires.
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Thank you again - It's very therapeutic to be out in the snowy woods - a sure cure for depression. Silver |
Very pretty! Congratulations. |
You guys are great, keep these "Peace on Earth" photos comin'! |
Very nice! The mood of the mountain in winter comes through - thanks for sharing. Kudos! |
A beautiful image!! |
Thanks for the nice comments all. I spent a few years "cruising" (evaluating) timber on Oregon's "east side" so looking at trees in the snow has become a special part of my psyche. (When I was a kid, my dad's logging outfit took 300 million board feet off the hill behind me. We're still growing the trees here, but they're more likely to burn than make houses.) Silver |
Beautiful shot Julia's better half! :) |
Simply gorgeous!! It really deserves this AC! Congratulations! |
Great shot! I really enjoy seeing the how the freezing level is reflected in the elevation of the ridge. Nice to see another part of Oregon. |
Great shot! Congratulations! |
This is beautiful,lots of atmosphere. Congratulations on the AC. |
Nice open feeling to this shot. -kevin :) |
I love snow in the mountains! This is beautiful with the mountains, the fog and then the trees. Can't help but wonder how many critters are roaming around in there. Guess the griz are snoozing. |
Only by marriage, Debra. Silver is my other half...er...better half. Christmas is coming. UPDATE: Congratulations on your AC Silver!!! |
A beautiful snowy tree scene Silver! Are you related to Julia? I see a certain style here. Very nice work! Celebrating life, Debra |
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I'm an 18-year-old freshman at Point Loma Nazarene University in San Diego. I will be attending the inauguration with some of my fellow students. I'm really excited and thankful the opportunity was available to me. I want to see the process of the inauguration in person and be able to experience the atmosphere of actually being there.
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While there, we visited Arlington, Mt. Vernon and Sen. George Murphy's office. It was cold and clear; we loved every minute of the trip.
In 2005, my wife thought we should go to Mr. Bush's inauguration. This time we could afford to go on our own. Our congressman was able to get us tickets for the pre-inaugural dinner, the ceremony and the ball at Union Station. Since 9-11, D.C. security is extremely tight.
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I worked for the Clinton-Gore transition team in Washington, D.C. As a reward for helping out to ensure a smooth transition, I was given a ticket to President Clinton's first inauguration.
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Lee owns over 60 patents in the area of marketing and advertising research and was the original inventor of the consumer Eye Movement recorder. With over 30 years of experience in the marketing advertising research field, he was, past President of Telcom Research and is President of MediaCheck, Inc a division of PreTesting that combines the selling power of the Internet with the branding impact of television. MediaCheck offers advertisers and their agencies immediate feedback on in-household advertising exposure including, zapping and frequency. Lee received two graduate degrees at Temple University, one in Industrial Psychology and the other in Clinical Psychology.
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Title: | Rapid chromosome territory relocation by nuclear motor activity in response to serum removal in primary human fibroblasts |
Authors: | Mehta, IS Amira, M Harvey, AJ Bridger, JM |
Issue Date: | 2010 |
Publisher: | BioMed Central |
Citation: | Genome Biology . 11:R5 |
Abstract: | Background: Radial chromosome positioning in interphase nuclei is nonrandom and can alter according to developmental, differentiation, proliferation, or disease status. However, it is not yet clear when and how chromosome repositioning is elicited. Results: By investigating the positioning of all human chromosomes in primary fibroblasts that have left the proliferative cell cycle, we have demonstrated that in cells made quiescent by reversible growth arrest, chromosome positioning is altered considerably. We found that with the removal of serum from the culture medium, chromosome repositioning took less than 15 minutes, required energy and was inhibited by drugs affecting the polymerization of myosin and actin. We also observed that when cells became quiescent, the nuclear distribution of nuclear myosin 1ß was dramatically different from that in proliferating cells. If we suppressed the expression of nuclear myosin 1ß by using RNA-interference procedures, the movement of chromosomes after 15 minutes in low serum was inhibited. When high serum was restored to the serum-starved cultures, chromosome repositioning was evident only after 24 to 36 hours, and this coincided with a return to a proliferating distribution of nuclear myosin 1ß. Conclusions: These findings demonstrate that genome organization in interphase nuclei is altered considerably when cells leave the proliferative cell cycle and that repositioning of chromosomes relies on efficient functioning of an active nuclear motor complex that contains nuclear myosin 1ß. |
URI: | http://bura.brunel.ac.uk/handle/2438/4087 |
DOI: | http://dx.doi.org/10.1186/gb-2010-11-1-r5 |
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Comprise correspondence, papers, and photos relating to his activities as a member of the Ford Peace Expedition, 1915, as the personal representative of Henry Ford and business manager for the Neutral Conference for Continuous Mediation, 1916, including financial records; and papers relating to his work with the War Department Commission on Training Camp Activities, 1917, and the Playground and Recreation Association of America, 1917. Also include Mrs. Lilian (Silk) Holt's papers as women's suffrage
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is that a guy watching from the rocks? if so, thats a lot bigger than I thought at first glance!
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I want to wake up there. I'm gonna go back to bed and see what I can do about that. looks like you boys had a great trip. That reef looks like a cheese grader.


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Korean Bean Sprout
Korean Bean Sprout is also known as Sukjunamul. Korean Bean Sprout is one of the most loved comfort food of all time. This easy to follow Bean Sprout recipe video shows you how to prepare this delicious side dish by yourself. Give it a try!!
Bean sprouts | 1 Bag (1 kg) | |
Green onions | 2 | |
Salt | 1⁄4 Teaspoon | |
Sesame oil | 1 Teaspoon | |
Sesame seeds | 1 Teaspoon | |
Garlic powder | 1⁄4 Teaspoon |
- Parboil the bean sprouts for 4 minutes.
- Rinse bean sprouts in cold water.
- Squeeze out some of the excess water.
- Add the ingredients.
- Mix together.
- Serve as a side dish.
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would to check if u could also post how to make :
1. spinach salad (non-spicy) and
2. raddish salad (spicy kind)
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Hey Fairrene, though not from the same chef there are two radish salad recipes that you can try..
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Perusing the Twitterverse today, something caught our eye from KCRW's "Good Food" host, Evan Kleiman: "All hell is breaking loose at Rawsome in SM. Owner in Jail, super raid. More info coming." After sending over a producer, they learned that Rawsome Foods owner James Stewart was arrested for conspiracy to commit a crime, and that $123,000 bail was set. What's the conspiracy? Selling raw milk, the same thing the store was raided for back in June. But there's a lot more to the story.
Squid Ink reports that, per the DA's office, Stewart and two others were arrested "on criminal conspiracy charges stemming from the alleged illegal production and sale of unpasteurized goat milk, goat cheese, yogurt and kefir." One volunteer working at the store estimates that 500 gallons of dairy were tossed. Thank goodness our police force is keeping the streets safe from milk.
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