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In here, I have produce and boxes that are unavoidable.
So I start looking around for moving boxes, figuring they just moved in, but I don't see any.
Not really though, 'cause I've got to keep it simple instrumental Detrimental playing Super Mario boxes [unclear] hip hop Computer: Stop.
But those categories mean even less now than they did before, because with online networking tools, it's much easier for us to escape some of our demographic boxes.
The gray boxes that you see, these are real-time control systems.
The gray boxes don't run Windows software; they are a completely different technology.
And it seemed to want to do something with these gray boxes, these real-time control systems.
Now, in case the weather changes before the launch, they have to actually pack everything back up into their boxes and take it out back to McMurdo Station.
Here, they can't do it with the kind shoes they're wearing, so they have to take their shoes off, get barefoot into the boxes, in this cold, and do that kind of work.
So you know those packing slips you get on your FedEx boxes?
You put it in cardboard boxes.
PLC's, these small boxes which have no display, no keyboard, which are programmed, are put in place, and they do their job.
And the main thing learned during the Apollo Sea rescue in '94 was that most of those penguins had died due to the unwitting use of poorly ventilated transport boxes and trucks, because they just had not been prepared to deal with so many oiled penguins at once.
So in these six years between these two oil spills, they've built thousands of these well-ventilated boxes.
Something else learned during the Apollo rescue was how to train the penguins to take fish freely from their hands, using these training boxes.
They package it with the red ribbon that reminds us of HIV, put it in boxes that remind you who paid for them, show pictures of your wife or husband and tell you to protect them or to act prudently.
So recently, when my family asked me if I could please do something with the more than 250 boxes of stuff that I've collected over a lifetime, my ritual-making impulse kicked in.
I got a few dozen things out of the boxes, I put them about in a room, and I invited people to come in and ask me about anything that they found interesting.
There were claims of intimidation at the polling stations, of ballot boxes being stolen.
And despite checking all the boxes, the dialogue lacks soul and those one-off quirks that make each of us who we are.
What houses were left looked like cardboard boxes left in the rain; two-story monstrosities with wide-open shells and melted porches.
But no more Flash boxes.
They couldn't make it out, but they ordered a hundred boxes of pizza for us, delivered them to the corner of Michigan and Randolph where we were all silently protesting.
Not many people like checking boxes.
Nobody checks boxes.
Not many people check boxes.
What is the default setting if people do nothing, if they keep procrastinating, if they don't check the boxes?
If people have to check a lot of boxes to join a 401(k) plan, they're going to keep procrastinating and not join.
We evolved to standing on top of an obelisk, standing on top of a mountainside, standing on top of boxes.
And those little red boxes are deaths.
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