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He and a friend, Pat Shanahan, put together a pair of homemade signs and jumped in their cars.

In less than 72 hours, two small teams managed to put together a pair of applications built on the new Facebook APIs that really show off just how robust a Facebook application can be.

The Royals' biggest threat came in the seventh when Omar Infante and Danny Valencia put together a pair of one-out singles.

And finally… in another example of people watching way too many superhero movies, British amateur inventor Colin Furze has put together a pair of crazy-strong magnetic shoes that actually allow the wearer to walk in the ceiling.

Next week, the duo, who only go by those kooky names by the way, will make their biggest splash yet by flying to Berlin to record at Hansa Studios -- the infamous place where U2 made arguably their best album Achtung Baby! and David Bowie put together a pair of his Berlin Trilogy albums.

Trying to shirk the "trip-hop" tag he and his friends in the Bristol music collective the Wild Bunch were begrudgingly saddled with, Tricky used 1996 to delve even deeper into his roots in post-punk and underground East Coast hip-hop to put together a pair of albums that truly cemented his formative role in the collaborative interplay between American and British hip-hop.

Its salesclerks are trained to assist customers in putting together a complete outfit by showing which pair of jeans would look best with a top or work best with a particular style of shoes.

Los Angeles has quickly become the Silicon Valley of high-priced denim, with each step in the painstaking process of putting together a $200, $300 or more costly pair of jeans performed a few blocks from the next.

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To combat those statistics, one organization tried to change that by putting together an intergenerational LGBT speed mentorship pairing event this year.

Lazio then helped put together a compromise that paired a wage increase with a tax credit for the small businesses that would have to bear much of the cost for the increase.