Heck, why stop there? The stars are, well... Krypton, to be precise... the limit.


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FROM THE COMMENTS: Or maybe "KIPEEPEE"...
"Kind of a swap meet page for organ donors? Could call it Switch-Gear or some such."**********
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Project Empowerment runs its job skills training courses on three-week cycles and helps roughly 1,000 D.C. residents per year, according to Jones. The city's first transgender-only class enrolled in mid-September and graduated 17 people last Friday.
The program is run through Project Empowerment, an $11 million-a-year program paid for with D.C. tax dollars that helps hard-to-employ city residents such as ex-convicts and ex-addicts find work.