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Together into one project. Which was going to, you know, set the world aflame basically. I dont know if its going to do that. Well see. Were not going to sell it. Were just going to give it out to friends. I think we should try to sell it. Really . Yes shih tzus from the great love scenes. If you havent seen best in show, you should. The wienerschnitzel people almost nailed it but they should have gone with that theme and ditched the whole woman being bitten by a rabid dogshark theme. Thanks for watching. Early start begins now. Rigged to blow. The fbi finds bombs inside a bunker where a 5year...

And our reporting begins with breaking news this thursday afternoon. The senate is this moment voting on a pair of proposals to reopen the government. One bill includes 5. 7 billion for the president s wall or barrier along the southern barreder. The other has no money at all for a wall. As it turns out, neither bill is expected to survive. So what is the point . Well, our senior producer, chad pergram says todays vote could be a reset that might, i dont know, nudge both republicans and democrats back toward the negotiating table. While lawmakers are voting on capitol hill, hundreds of thousan...

Twenty-five Furness students had the problems of parenthood cracked in 1987 – by going to work on an egg.

In Furness College’s building workshops in January 1993 a class of eager South Walney Infants school children were getting to grips with bricks, mortar and theodolites. It was all part of a new initiative from the Construction Industry Training Board to set up 50 ‘curriculum centres’ across the country. At the centres, funded by the industry’s training levy and with money from local training and enterprise councils, pupils and teachers had access to equipment and resources no single school could provide. The training board’s aim was to make a career in building attractive to...