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Simone Gaiownik holds an extension chord in her hand outside her home on the 300 block of South Pine Street in Mt. Prospect on Tuesday, July 12, 2011. Residents have strung extension chords across the street as neighbors on the east side of the street share their power with their neighbors on the west side of the street . Over 24 hours after the storm, residents still have no idea when power will be restored. (Stacey Wescott/ Chicago Tribune)