"It is speculated that St. Elizabeths has treated over 125,000 patients, though an exact number is not known due to poor recordkeeping.[6] Additionally, thousands of patients are believed to be buried in unmarked graves across the campus, but, again, records for the individuals buried in the graves have been lost. More than 15,000 known autopsies were performed at St. Elizabeths between 1884 and 1982, and a collection of over 1,400 brains preserved in formaldehyde, 5,000 photographs of brains, and 100,000 slides of brain tissue was maintained by the hospital until it was transferred to a museum in 1986.[6] In addition to the mental health patients buried on the campus, several hundred Civil War soldiers are interred there as well."

Spain, circa 1973. Alfredo is a struggling door to door encyclopedia salesman. Meanwhile his wife Carmen is obsessed with becoming a mother. Alfredo’s boss gives Alfredo a choice: make 'educational' sex films at home for a Scandinavian distributor, or get fired. Alfredo chooses the former, and it quickly becomes apparent that a) Alfredo has a knack for directing and b) Carmen is a fabulous actress!

O Amor Natural is a documentary film about the erotic poetry of one of the greatest Latin American poets of the 20th century, the Brazilian Carlos Drummond de Andrade (1902-1987).
Visiting the beaches and streets of Rio de Janeiro, filmmaker Heddy Honigmann approaches elderly men and women and asks them to read some of Drummond’s explicit verses (“Love guide my verse, and as it guides/wed, soul and desire, member and vulva.”), triggering reminiscences the likes of which younger souls rarely hear from their grandparents.

Marcia, a lonely lingerie salesclerk in Buenos Aries, dreams of escaping her dreary life. One day she is propositioned by a pair of girls named Lenin and Mao. When she resists, they kidnap her, steal a taxi, and go looking for the beach. Marcia is a little frightened - but also a little excited. A sexy road movie shot through with a raw freshness reminiscent of early Godard or Jarmusch, Suddenly is “the sort of modestly scaled movie that feels like a gift" (Los Angeles Times).

"Michael Duvall is a conservative Republican state representative from Orange County, California. While waiting for the start of a legislative hearing in July, the 54-year-old married father of two and family values champion began describing, for the benefit of a colleague seated next to him, his ongoing affairs with two different women. In very graphic detail."

Finger bitten off during California health protest

"California authorities say a clash between opponents and supporters of health care reform ended with one man biting off another man's finger.
[...]
O'Hanlon says the man got into an argument and fist fight, during which he bit off the left pinky of a 65-year-old man who opposed health care reform.

A hospital spokeswoman says the man lost half the finger, but doctors reattached it and he was sent home the same night.

She says he had Medicare."

• One roll of duct tape
  
• Galileoscope Optics Activity Guide
  
• Turn Left at Orion: A Hundred Night Sky Objects to See in a Small Telescope -- And How to Find Them
  
• My eight grade yearbook
  
• $pread magazine.
  
• A small square of bubble wrap
  
• An empty wrapper for sample size of tylenol
  
• A 16oz ccontainer of slippery stuff gel
  
• Clock radio</a>
  
• Lamp with 1.5W LED bulb
  

• L'urlo (The Howl) (1970)
  
• Eureka (1983)
  
• Drowning by Numbers (1988)
  
• Yu pu tuan zhi: Tou qing bao jian (Sex and Zen) (1991)
  
• Post Coitum (2004)
  

• it didn't die on the 520 bridge
  
• it needs a new radiator, not a new engine
  
• http://onebusaway.org/explore/onebusaway/