I was reminded of this mind-blowing contortionist act by the masterfully synchronized https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M1F0lBnsnkE , of old movie dancers set to Uptown Funk. (None of whom do anything like the Ross sisters.)
The Ross Sisters - Solid Potato Salad (DVD Quality) Full Video
I reconnected the PS2 recently, which prompted me to relisten to the Katamari Damacy soundtrack, of which the track below is my favorite. (Though it's hard to pick from so many wonderful tracks.)
Kevin Black: I wonder if you reweighted the current House, how close that would bring us to a control change?
Matt McIrvin: I was reminded of this the last time I looked at the fancy copy in the National Archives, which includes the original first two. The second one has to have the strangest history of any constitutional amendment, considering that it was actually ratified in 1992.
"Provided to YouTube by CDBaby. Auto-generated by YouTube." I'm the first person to listen on YouTube to this excellent a capella extended riff on humidity. You could be second!
Andrea Knutson: I was more struck by the incompetence of Jeb!. We do sometimes have religious test for refugees (not for tourists etc.). The tests are not a way to exclude a group but a way to put a threatened group to the front of the line. I don't think letting in the Yezedis would cause a constitutional crisis.
Andrea Knutson: Can a devout Muslim deny their faith? I was taught in grade school that Catholics aren't supposed to. I remember being surprised when a hijacked Jewish fellow said that he had told his captors that he was Italian. He regarded this as a clever trick rather than a horrible betrayal that he was forced into. All that was before Muslims were invented.
David Roberts: +Andrea Knutson being a Roman citizen was slightly different to being an Italian, but I get your point. I know a Kurdish lady who has a Jewish grandmother, was brought up Muslim and is now a Christian. She used these as needed to visit various places when in Israel...