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Its called Murphys Law. It is a universal constient(sp?) and applies to all things: wash your car = bird poops on it, clean your house = kids & spouse come home and dirty it up etc.

To counter said effect be proactive and not reactive, treat yourself before IE: like taking ASA-tylenol before shots. Even tho its not much every little bit helps.
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