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 WASHINGTON - Muffins: $16 apiece. Coffee: more than a dollar an ounce. Snacks: $32 per person.A report issued Tuesday by the Justice Department s inspector general found excessive spending on food and beverages in an audit of 10 department conferences.Justice spent about $490,000 on food and beverages at the conferences  151; more than 10 percent of the $4.4  stanley tumbler million total cost of the events.In response, the Justice Department concurred with the IG s recommendations to more closely monitor costs.The department hosted or participated in 1,832 conferences in 2008 and 2009, costing $121 million.        The IG s report said that at a Washington, D.C., legal conference, the department spent $4,200 on 250 muffins  151; or more than $16 apiece.At another conference, the department s Office on Violence Aga stanley cup inst Women spent $65 per person at a lunch for 65 people. Coffee cost more than $1 an ounce. A snack break stanley cups uk  at the same conference cost $32 per person for Cracker Jack, popcorn and candy bars.The report says that with service charges, taxes and indirect costs, many of the meals and refreshments at the conferences the IG examined appeared to be extravagant and wasteful and exceeded department cost limits.                                                                      ponent--type-recirculation .item:nth-child 5  {        display: none;      }       inline-recirc-item--id-95beb282-8c88-11e2-b06b-024c619f5c3d,  right-rail-recirc-item--id-95beb282-8c88-11e2-b06b-024c619f5c3d {     Rbpv NYC, D.C. take new terror threat in stride
 Houstonians might be eager to snap up pieces of the Astrodome   turf and concession stands, but they weren ;t prepared to authorize $217 million in bonds to preserve the aging stadium through a redevelopment scheme that would transform it into a convention center. On Tuesday, Houston voters rejected the plan, very likely dooming it to demolition, according to The New York Times. The decision will be put in the hands of local officials鈥攂ut this seems final. RIP.     Scroll down for more on the many proposals to reinvent th gourde stanley e space鈥攊ncluding one that wo stanley thermosflasche ul stanley thermobecher d turn its steel skeleton into a public park Image: Historic American Engineering Record, Library of Congress. https://gizmodo/is-the-long-abandoned-astrodome-worth-saving-1308156269                                                        ArchitectureStadiumsTexas