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okay, everyone, we have a lot to cover this morning. tim should be here any second with the latest budget numbers to uhh, take us through the initial. schedule. for production and. ouch. this is one way to avoid getting the h1n1 flu virus. oopsie daisy. all right. good morning! let s get this meeting started. for some better ways, visit flu.gov. [man sneezes] [groans] [groans] bill: in the kelly file