Friday the 13th (NES, 1989) Oh, you goofed up alright.
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"Well, david, you dun goofed," they wrote on david-me's post.
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This isn't the first time Clinton goofed around with Fallon while campaigning.
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Not like, off by a rounding error, but like totally, completely goofed?
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"They got some Carl's Jr. waiting on them I think," Harrison goofed.
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Jamie goofed around as he left, taking pics with New York's finest.
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"Yup, we goofed," Foursquare's Senior Director of Communications, Dorothy Jean Chang, admitted to MUNCHIES.
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It's not like he said it once and goofed and came back to it.
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Getty Bündchen also goofed around with her style team on the social media app.
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Well, it looks like you're not alone — even Ellen DeGeneres goofed on that one.
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He goofed around with teammates; made fun of his old legs and declining skills.
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K., I goofed up, I'm a kid, I'll learn from it and move on.
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The seven-year-old goofed around on the living room couch with his dad, Mark.
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" On a sillier note, Lovato goofed off with Jimmy Fallon in his signature segment "Ew!
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Bob McDonnell goofed in the courtroom Wednesday, addressing Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg as Justice O'Connor.
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Today will mainly be a working day, because yesterday I goofed off prepping for the party.
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When that didn't happen, he and Nettles would acknowledge with disarming candor that they had goofed.
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Look, we all goofed off instead of learning typing skills or how to code in BASIC.
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It wasn't the first time this team had goofed around with an April Fools' day joke.
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Before the guys arrived, the three of just sat at their big desk and goofed around.
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A Yiddish speaker might wonder if someone had gotten farblondjet — goofed or become lost and confused.
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The pair also goofed around in the car, with Bushnell sharing a photo of them on Snapchat.
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Justin goofed around a bit too ... busting out the Floss dance as the crowd cheered him on.
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Enjoying her special day, Jackson, whose father is the late Michael Jackson, also goofed around with friends.
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Meanwhile, backstage, Priyanka Chopra and Sofia Vergara goofed around, showing off their dance moves while holding hands.
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While their characters dueled and died on screen, the show's large ensemble cast goofed off on set.
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He played a little defense, racked up a few assists, occasionally goofed around in the low-post.
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Uh oh, Justin's art director musta goofed because it looks like this photo is ripped in half.
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They got together recently to denounce the racism that led to the camps, and goofed around endearingly.
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Hudson and Black goofed off on the red carpet, joking around and hamming it up for the cameras.
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And what matters most isn't that you goofed — it's what you learn from the error and do next.
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Their times then displayed on a big board, and the next round goofed their way through the track.
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While he was there, he goofed off with the kids, signed autographs and answered a slew of silly questions.
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We got Jason out and about in Bev Hills Friday and he goofed with our photog about Acquaman packin'.
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I had no weapons, and goofed up the one form of defense I have: dodging out of the way.
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This isn't the only incident in which one of the world's largest internet companies has goofed up in Thailand recently.
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Later Snapchat videos showed a growing number of guests arriving for the pool party, as Williams laughed and goofed around.
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" When asked about these assertions by members of the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations, Lefever said that he had "goofed.
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Nicole "Snooki" Polizzi goofed around with her kids, Giovanna and Lorenzo, while husband Jionni, tackles the driveway in an interesting uniform.
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Update: Miley Cyrus knows that the best way to admit you goofed is to make a joke at your own expense.
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It's not just you if you woke up this morning, searched through Apple's App Store and noticed the results were goofed up.
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Yooka-Laylee Rare goofed up with the last Banjo-Kazooie, Nuts & Bolts, which didn't feel like a Banjo-Kazooie game at all.
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Prince William goofed around as he, his wife, and his brother competed in the first 50-meter leg of a relay race.
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It seems like every single person involved in this movie just goofed around the whole time... and maybe it's great because of that.
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They started dating soon after and are now official -- they went to a soccer game in Portland, and goofed around on the field.
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Rio on Wednesday night, Katie Ledecky, Allison Schmitt, Maya DiRado and Leah Smith goofed off in the sidelines, making silly faces while snapping selfies.
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And they did what crowds do: They huddled, goofed for the cameras when turned on them, and sang along to the piped-in music.
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Did this snow monkey think it was doing The Sex with another snow monkey and just goofed it up as badly as one can?
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Hough, 30, took fans a behind-the-scenes look at her styling sessions— where she goofed around topless as she tried on different outfits.
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You know, turned your phone on Do Not Disturb mode and goofed around for an hour or two like when you were a kid?
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But as The Daily Show points out, those big wins capped off a week where Clinton repeatedly goofed up and said some puzzling things.
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During the livestream, the "Sorry" singer goofed off in his kitchen, and at one point tried grabbing a banana from a bunch on the counter.
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Hitting Piha beach in a red scalloped bikini and several gold bangles, Lorde, 19, was all smiles while she and Warren goofed around in the surf.
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A number of folks observed that the brown kernel was the only one actually doing something – putting in a hard day's work while other corn kernels goofed off.
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And that, obviously, is what was done with it: The shot was circulated, chuckled over, goofed on and treated — as so much is online — as self-evidently farcical.
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In one interview with Fox 5's Kevin McCarthy, the pair goofed around and climbed over their assigned – yes, assigned – seats after he presented them with Deadpool tie pins.
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But they're not going to be very successful in winning hearts and minds if they keep getting goofed on by pranksters passing around video game footage as real warfare.
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She also enjoyed her summer, attending Wimbledon twice in one weekend and cheering on William at his charity polo match while her two eldest kids goofed off in the grass.
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Zara's husband Mike and their 2-year-old daughter Mia both dressed casually for the outdoor event and goofed around as they watched her compete in Gloucestershire, England, on Friday.
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He also goofed off with his older cousin, Savannah Phillips, 7, who famously covered his mouth while they were on the balcony for Trooping the Colour, which honors Queen Elizabeth's birthday.
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Bernie Sanders goofed by dismissing Clinton's possible ethics issues: "the American people are sick and tired of hearing about your damn e-mails," Sanders famously said at the first Democratic debate.
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But even she couldn't deny that she goofed big time with Poussey, who is pretty much her girlfriend at this point, though they decided not to put a label on it.
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Many apes are traumatized, and even if they are eventually rescued they're "all goofed up," in the words of one specialist, having endured serious abuse at the hands of their captors.
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Walker reported some student misconduct to school officials, saying students were facing the wrong way on the bus, stood on their seats and goofed around, all while the bus was in motion.
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Weirdly, right after that, Cornyn goofed, and remarked that since Yates thought the order was lawful (which she didn't), it was beyond him why she would tell the DOJ to defy it.
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Mr. Shamir argued that Apple had "goofed" by not complying in the San Bernardino case and for not anticipating that the F.B.I. would ask for help to crack the shooter's iPhone password.
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She chose her major in advertising design at the Fashion Institute of Technology after watching the 1980s sitcom "Bosom Buddies," in which Tom Hanks and Peter Scolari goofed around at an ad agency.
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Schumer, 33, previously posted videos from her day on set of the popular daytime show back in May as she goofed around with Petri Hawkins-Byrd, who is the bailiff on the show.
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The responsible-looking page boy (who tried to keep a straight face as Tom Pettifer goofed around) is the son of Jamie Lowther-Pinkerton, former private secretary to William and Prince George's godfather.
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Cano then tried to start a rundown in the middle of the infield grass and that's when you can see the "ah, fuck" all over Gattis's body language as he realized he goofed.
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The supercomputer has created movie trailers, written musical scores, and even goofed around with Pokémon Go. Now, its newest task is running one of the biggest events in tennis: this month's US Open championships.
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Whether this is heralded as uncompromising leadership or roundly goofed on as the stagiest possible bluster largely depends, for Kelly as for most of his peers, on what his record is at the time.
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And, because algorithms are not perfect, they repeatedly goofed up, allowing fake news stories to spread across the network by highlighting factually inaccurate links that were going viral as well as other inappropriate content.
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Mr. Dunleavy freelanced in Asia and Europe, worked for United Press International in London, goofed around in the Bahamas and, in late 1966, arrived in New York (with either $7 or $10 in his pocket).
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The Kenyon College classmates were tempted to hang up the band along with their caps and gowns and go down as just another college band that goofed around and made music that kids around town liked.
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About a year ago, Rick Twombley and Griff King started documenting their relationship on Instagram, posting photos and videos while they cooked, worked out, and goofed off—essentially, chronicling what it was like to be themselves.
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On Saturday, the new mom shared photos to Instagram of her and Culkin, 37, holding 1-month-old daughter Kinsey Sioux as they goofed around in a series of black-and-white photo booth strip shots.
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She interviewed designers, spent the day roaming some of the most glamorous cities in the world with her fellow models, goofed off for the camera and even gave us an inside look at Naomi Campbell's nighttime routine.
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That bought Hastings the opportunity to restore goodwill at times when he has goofed, especially when it guessed wrong about what would happen when it split the company into essentially separate services for DVD subscriptions and streaming.
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It's go through the trial again, with the newfound edge that two people goofed up DNA evidence and hope that the jury sides with Michael's story despite all the other evidence against him, or take this plea deal.
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Jeanne's second was a comedian named Michelena, who goofed off in her corner by 'accidently' catching his fingers in her hair, and imitating her opponent's corner by rubbing her legs, an indecent and inappropriate action at the time.
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But you don't want to look back on your buyout moment and realize that you goofed off until it was time to scramble desperately for a new gig, and you never quite got around to that passion project.
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It's admissible hearsay that falls under a certain exception, but Judge Alsup still took a moment to tell the jury that they should keep in mind that when people report what other people say, things can get "goofed up" in the process.
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Short of some wonderful "you made this choice, the end" moments that immediately rewind you to the start of the conversation you goofed, it seems like there are a number of ways for players to make their way through the world of corporate espionage.
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On Wednesday, they met the president of Ireland (and his adorable dogs!) and goofed around with children at Croke Park before visiting a series of cultural monuments, including the Book of Kells at Trinity College, the Irish Famine Memorial and EPIC Museum of Irish emigration.
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There was Katie Ledecky's dominance of scale, as she finished races pool-lengths ahead of the competition; Simone Biles' dominance of breadth, as she took gold in three individual events and one group event; and Usain Bolt's dominance of ease, as he grinned and goofed while crossing finish lines in first place.
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When Apple completed the original Magic Mouse design and beamed the final CAD drawings to Shenzhen prior to its 2009 launch, I wonder if the company simply goofed up and forgot to include the file with the parts that stopped customers' hands from stinging like from bees, or scrunching up into small bear's claws after a month or two.
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When the group was attacking the first gun, Wynn was shot in the buttocks and fell into the trench. Wynn apologized to Winters, who was leading the attack, 'I'm sorry, Lieutenant, I goofed. I goofed. I'm sorry.
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Then, he jumps up from the gurney and we see that his head has two antennae that spark and make Morse-code style beeps! "Somebody goofed!" Joseph says before fainting. The next scene opens in a suburban neighborhood.
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Patrick Freyne, writing about the first episode in the Evening Herald, commented "[Presenter Alan] Hughes gasped and goofed like a vat of fake tan, teeth-whitener and Just For Men which had come to life during a lightning storm".
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Following his retirement, he "goofed off" for about four years before he got back together with Toschlog, founding a new studio, Revival Productions, in 2014. The new company went to develop a spiritual successor to Descent named Overload, which was funded through a crowdfunding campaign held on Kickstarter and released in May 2018.
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However, Soya, pretending to be a government agent, convinced her to trust them, seducing her in the process. ; : :A quiet girl who goofed around, though she is not really as she seems. Her Bubuki is , a rifle that is able to fire bullets that can curve to hit their targets, and forms Oubu's right leg.
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Susu is terrified and reveals the truth himself to Michelle. Michelle says she already understood that the injury was fake as he goofed up and bandaged the incorrect side of his forehead. Also, he kept the bandage just for a day then forgot to put it. Michelle takes him to her mother's NGO, which provided women employment.
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Classes also varied in length, resulting in a complicated schedule based upon 20-minute modules, which was created by an IBM 7090. While the reaction was generally positive, there were some problems with the experiment. Not all teachers adjusted well to the student-discussion focused classes, and some students goofed off instead of studying during the free third of their school day. The school encouraged collaboration between teachers, which many saw as positive.
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As is typical of the show, the rest of the cast "goofed" on his mistake, becoming especially merciless since he was mulling the purchase of a cel of a character without even knowing the character's correct name. Speaking to Howard at the end of the show, Dell'Abate said, "I think we've taken this as far as it will go." Howard Stern replied, "Gary, we've only scratched the surface of this." Dell'Abate remains Baba Booey to this day.
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"Bad Boyfriend" was originally written by Garbage, and produced by Garbage and John King in 2004 for the Bleed Like Me album. Vig "goofed around" with the track in 2006 while updating his home studio, and while putting the Absolute Garbage package together thought it could be included. Rather than soliciting an outside producer to remix the song Vig finished it himself. When he presented it to the rest of Garbage, they agreed the remix should be included on the album.
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Galaxy Goof-Ups is a 30-minute American animated television series and a spin- off of Yogi's Space Race. The show was produced by Hanna-Barbera Productions and broadcast on NBC from September 9, 1978, to September 1, 1979. The Galaxy Guardians—a.k.a. the "Galaxy Goof-ups"—consisted of Yogi Bear, Huckleberry Hound, Quack-Up and Scare Bear as space patrolmen under the leadership of Captain Snerdley; the four of them always goofed up while on duty, and spent most of their time in disco clubs.
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In 2018, Indian Politician and AICC President Mr Rahul Gandhi mistakenly goofed up while addressing an election rally in Rajasthan, the home state of late Shri. Arya, by calling Kumbhakaran Lift Yojana, on an irrigation project named after the veteran congress leader. The insult though, left people in splits, later got corrected when people in the audience corrected Mr Gandhi. This incident led to renewed interest in the life of Mr Arya and Hindu mythological demon Kumbhakarna from Ramayana amongst the fans of Rahul Gandhi.
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TV Now, 14–20 January 2006 edition However, he survives the attack and orders Farrell to find those responsible. The Ukrainians are furious that Mick goofed up but, realising that Garrigan would have all his goons on their trail, they release Ali and flee the country. After recovering in hospital, Garrigan discovers that Mick was behind the assassination attempt and forces Mick to amputate one of his own fingers as punishment for double-crossing him. Carol, in an attempt to protect her son from Garrigan's wrath, offers herself to him.
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The performance of "Everytime" in the Bollywood- inspired segment of the show. The show continued with a video interlude featuring Marilyn Manson's cover of "Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This)", showing Spears in a classically decadent party-setting, in which everyone except her was wearing masks. A distorted voice welcomed spectators to the third act and Spears appeared onstage to perform "Freakshow" and "Get Naked (I Got a Plan)". A video spoofing late-night chat lines featuring "Britney's Hotline" played, while clowns took a person from the audience and goofed around with them.
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Nobiliary was a "strong, attractive" chestnut mare with a small white star bred in Kentucky by her owner Nelson Bunker Hunt. Her sire, Vaguely Noble, won the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe in 1968 before becoming a successful breeding stallion whose best progeny included Dahlia, Exceller and Empery. Nobiliary's dam Goofed won four races and became a highly successful broodmare, also producing the outstanding racehorse and sire Lyphard and the Bowling Green Handicap winner Barcas. Nobiliary was sent to race in Europe where she was trained in France by Maurice Zilber.
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Robert Jay LaKind (November 3, 1945 – December 24, 1992) was an American conga player, vocalist, songwriter and occasional backup drummer with The Doobie Brothers. Originally a lighting roadie for the band, he was invited to join as a sideman for studio sessions after band members noticed his talent when LaKind goofed around on the congas after a concert. LaKind was from Teaneck, New Jersey and graduated from Teaneck High School, Class of 1963. He attended the University of Kentucky and was a member of Sigma Nu fraternity, the Animal House of the university's fraternities during the 1960s.
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As a teen, he attended Bandys High School, where he was on the football, track and field, and wrestling teams. He went through a significant growth spurt in high school; he was 5 ft 8 in (1.73 m) during his freshman year and grew to 6 ft 5 in (1.96 m) by the time he graduated. After graduating in 2001, he "goofed off" until 2003, when he enrolled in a community college. He spent the next four years playing football semi-professionally for the Hickory Hornets, supplementing his income by working as a doorman and mechanic.
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Fulci staggers outside to be greeted by the returning policeman, who reassures the flaky director that his family are safely on holiday in Sardinia. When Fulci expresses his visions to Gabrielli and that he may have killed some people, the cheerful police detective responds, "If you're trying to create a sensation like you do in your films, this time you've goofed." Meanwhile, Professor Swharz can stand no more of his wife's bland contempt for him and his practice. So, the insane psychiatrist strangles her to death by ripping out a wire from his wife's piano and nearly decapitates her with it.
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Forecasters downplayed the threat of Diane after it weakened over Virginia; the Weather Bureau agreed they did not foresee the extent of the rain that would occur, instead calling for just "some local flooding". The agency later admitted they "goofed" in downplaying the storm's destructive potential after weakening, noting their lack of experience with extreme rainfall events. Once the storm moved ashore, the Weather Bureau transferred official forecasting duties to regional offices, and local newspapers also issued their own forecasts. The Springfield Daily News in Massachusetts noted that "moderate rains [were] possible" in its daily weather forecast ahead of the storm.
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Once the envelopes had been run through the cancellation machine, he took them to the astronaut quarters, where members of the Flight Crew Support Team vacuum sealed them in Teflon-covered fiberglass to fireproof them for space. Normally, if the Flight Crew Support Team found that an item was not on an astronaut's PPK list, they would add it, and make sure it was approved, but team leader James L. Smotherman stated that he "goofed", explaining that he had confused the 400 covers with the Herrick envelopes, which had been approved by Slayton. Since the 400 covers had not been approved by Slayton, they were considered unauthorized.
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Deegan would qualify seventh, while Olsbergs MSE team owner Andreas Eriksson, substituting for Marcus Grönholm, would qualify eighth. The first heat would see a scary accident, as Richard Burton slid sideways off of the jump and into the landing pad, totaling his car and injuring his back in the process. In the second heat, Eriksson would toss away a victory by spinning in the final corner, doing donuts to entertain the fans as Block and Rhys Millen took the two transfer spots. Pastrana also goofed in the third heat by taking the shortcut twice, but both he and Eriksson would advance in the last chance qualifier.
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The roadside diner used for interior shots of the "Flying Saucer Diner" was remote enough from the other filming locations that a bus was made available to transport crew members, to save on travel expenses. Only key grip Al Campbell made use of this bus service, causing producers to abandon the idea until the fourth season episode "Herrenvolk". Guest star Seth Green said that despite being cast as "stoner kid" Emil, and having "cornered the market on the affable stoner in TV and film", he had never used cannabis before. Green related that his first day on the set came just after Duchovny had finished filming his final scene; Green was impressed with Duchovny's demeanour and improvisational acting, and added that the two "just goofed off the whole time".
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A U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) Border Patrol agent reading the Miranda rights to a suspect The concept of "Miranda rights" was enshrined in U.S. law following the 1966 Miranda v. Arizona Supreme Court decision, which found that the Fifth and Sixth Amendment rights of Ernesto Arturo Miranda had been violated during his arrest and trial for armed robbery, kidnapping, and rape of a mentally handicapped young woman. Miranda was subsequently retried and convicted, based primarily on his estranged ex-partner, who had been tracked down by the original arresting officer via Miranda's own parents, suddenly claiming that Miranda had confessed to her when she had visited him in jail. Miranda's lawyer later confessed that he 'goofed' the case by focusing too much on the constitutional issues (and losing sight of the jury and guilt or innocence).
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To prove himself a dab hand at whatever he turned his hand to, Stan installed a serving hatch between the kitchen/living room and the front room, but goofed and made it big enough for a canteen. Hilda liked the hatch, but pointed out that she had little use for it, as they never used the front room anyway. He also ruined Hilda's precious Alpine "muriel" that covered one entire living room wall when he fell asleep in the bath and overflowed water seeped through the floor. The seventies brought the Ogdens a long streak of bad luck. Their grandson Darren Barlow was killed along with his father David in a car accident in Australia in 1970, their house had to be fumigated, Stan was suspected of being a Peeping Tom, and a chimney accident caused coal soot to ruin their furniture.
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Robb Weller, a cheerleader at the University of Washington from 1968 to 1972 and later co-host of the television show Entertainment Tonight, indicated in September 1984 that the school's early 1970s cheerleading squad developed a version of the wave that went from the bottom to top, instead of side to side, as a result of difficulties in getting the generally inebriated college audience members to timely raise and lower cards: > Actually ...there were two Waves. I was a cheerleader at the University of > Washington from 1968 to 1972 when we started the first Wave. We tried to > have card tricks but the kids would imbibe too much and the card tricks > would get all goofed up; then we'd try card tricks with the kids using their > bodies as cards and that wouldn't work. Finally we tried a Wave in the > student section and it caught on but that Wave was different from this Wave.
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The Galaxy drew first blood with a 4-point field goal, which was Jon Hilbert's 53-yard attempt. On their next attempt, Galaxy quarterback James Brown led his team 8-play, 79-yard drive that ended with Lewis running the ball in from a yard out. The Fire tried to respond with a touchdown, but Frankfurt's defense made them settle for a 39-yard field goal by Todd France. In the second quarter, after the Fire goofed a punt attempt, Frankfurt quarterback Quinn Gray led his team on a 3-play, 15-yard drive and he concluded it with a 10-yard pass to wide receiver Marc Lester. Again, the Fire tried to respond with a touchdown of their own, but again, the Galaxy defense made them settle for another field goal, which was a 31-yarder by Ingo Anderbrügge. Afterwards, the Galaxy would quickly respond with a 3-play, 79-yard drive that ended with running back Robert Gillespie running 29 yards for a touchdown.
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In 2006, the NCTM released Curriculum Focal Points, a report on the topics considered central for mathematics in pre-kindergarten through eighth grade. Its inclusion of standard algorithms led editorials in newspapers like the Chicago Sun Times to state that the "NCTM council has admitted, more or less, that it goofed," and that the new report cited "inconsistency in the grade placement of mathematics topics as well as in how they are defined and what students are expected to learn." Chicago Sun Times "Fuzzy teaching ideas never added up" September 13, 2006 NCTM responded by insisting that it considers "Focal Points" a step in the implementation of the Standards, not a reversal of its position on teaching students to learn foundational topics with conceptual understanding. Francis Fennell, president of the NCTM, stated that there had been no change of direction or policy in the new report and said that he resented talk of “math wars”.
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The legal luminary, Mr Olisa Agabakogba (SAN) was of the opinion that the police authority goofed in withdrawing Tambuwal's aid as police are not meant to interpret and apply the law. On April 11, 2015, Tambuwal contested and won the Governorship election of Sokoto State. He was inaugurated on 29 May 2015. On July 4, 2018, Tabuawal dissolved the entire State Executive Council. U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry poses for a photo with Sultan Muhammadu Sa’ad Abubakar, and Governor of Sokoto Aminu Waziri Tambuwai at the Sultan’s Palace in Sokoto, Nigeria, on August 23, 2016, before the Secretary held meetings with religious leaders and delivered a speech about countering violent extremism. On August 1, 2018, Tambuwal defected from the All progressive's Congress back to the People's Democratic Party. The March 9, 2019, Sokoto State Gubernatorial election and March 22, 2019, Sokoto State supplementary election, Tambuwal was reelected as governor of sokoto state having polled 512,002 votes while his rival Mr. Aliyu of the All Progressive Congress Polled 511,660 votes.
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