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That never stopped Alfred Hitchcock -- director of 53 features and five-time Oscar nominee -- from famously saying, "Blondes make the best victims. They're like virgin snow that shows up the bloody footprints." 210

Tanya said she’d done everything to keep her son safe. She thinks too much time passed between the initial report and when families were told.“I should’ve immediately got a phone call,” she said.Engle sent more questions and comments with a similar concern.“How long has it been going on? For how long was I failing to keep my daughter safe? … Why didn't they tell me Elora wasn't safe? I should have been told sooner. All of the parents should have been told…”She also added her concern about the use of sleep sacks. “Sleep sacks are used often. I got one for swaddling while in the hospital having Elora. Sleep sacks are 'safer' than blankets... if used correctly. Not using them correctly, they aren't safe. Common sense would tell you not to tie a sleep sack up in the back of an infant and lay that infant down on her belly. But laws aren't always common sense. I need the laws to catch up with the times. What's being done? How do I make this illegal, not just an error in judgment?" 999

SpaceX chief executive Elon Musk attached his own Tesla Roadster to the top of the rocket, complete with a dummy driver and David Bowie's 1969 "Space Oddity" playing on the roadster's sound system -- though it's unlikely to be heard in space. 242

Starting on Labor Day weekend, the Weidner and Zerbe families opened a lemonade stand, calling it their "Turning Lemons Into LemonAID" stand.At first, the families raised 8 to donate to the Cincinnati Children's Hospital to help research organoids, tiny 3D cell formations which act as, and perform the functions of, human tissue. This cause was chosen because Hillary Weidner donated part of her liver to her daughter Bea in 2015, saving her life.After that weekend, Weidner asked family and friends online to match their donation. In a few days, 551

Since at least 2015, the Southern California chain “routinely rejected male applicants and employees” from server positions based on sex. The EEOC says Burgers & Beer “maintained a server workforce that was over 90 percent female” -- an action that violates Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, which prohibits discrimination on the basis of sex. 356

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