What a wonderful piece. It also brings back great memories of the German nutcrackers that would come out of the attic around Christmas-time.

Littlesoda is correct. Hot 8 was covering Clinton's "Atomic Dog", but also had bits of "Funkin' (For Fun)" and some other Parliament- and Funkadelic-era pieces.

Can anyone make out the lyrics?

Wait a second - this may be the only cool thing I have EVER heard of coming from an in-flight magazine. Usually I just get a half finished crossword and a dozen ads for steakhouses.
Kudos to you, Spirit.

It is not a "crime conviction tool", but rather a privacy-stripping tool.

In a court of law, dilation of pupils proves absolutely nothing, unlike breathalyzers which are a decent indicator of blood-alcohol level.
So, noone is likely to get convicted for driving under the influence based just upon dilated pupils.

The real threat here is that police have another tool to "test" automobile drivers, the results of which may give them probable cause to search the car and driver. Police will likely claim that dilated pupils may indicate hallucinogenics usage, which may indicate that the driver is unstable and therefore dangerous, which would give them the right to search the person and the grabbing area around the person.

This clip shows a Melody Road in action: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PHhGzfsqKH0

This could be a great opportunity to hear Juana's Addicion's "Stop" as you approach a tollbooth.

Aha! "Creation of Adam" is real! We had heard that it was a triple in Hanna, which would make more sense because of the high ceilings. However, if Bill had a terrible lottery pick for rooms at the end of his freshman year (as I did), he would end up in Mather his sophomore year (as I did).

I hope somewhere a photograph exists, but if not... a powerful piece of something to be incorporated into that place's essence.

Indeed, February is so depressing in Gambier, Ohio. Kenyon hosts its second-biggest party of the year, Phling, in February to help everybody, students, faculty, and staff alike, drown their blues and dance the night away.
Watterson captures the blues quite nicely.

Rumor has it that Watterson painted some sort of Michaelangean masterpiece on the ceiling of his triple in 222 Hanna. It was supposedly never stripped, but was painted over by maintenance.

Is recovery (or even proof thereof) hopeless?

Jake '01