It became the creature comfort version of Penicillin for every daily ill.
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Where precisely the fuck "Creature Comfort" fits into all this is unclear.
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Having a creature comfort ready will certainly give you a lift in a bad situation.
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Tesla would also have to make creature comfort concessions, like manual seats or a cloth interior.
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Land Rover adds a number of other performance, appearance and creature comfort features to complete the package.
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Still, the title track, along with "Creature Comfort" and "Electric Blue," are groovy, so the record isn't a total bust.
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They followed it up with a web-only performance of "Creature Comfort," a song about suicide carried over a distressingly jaunty synth line.
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But it's not much to ask for when you are the leader of the free world, getting that small little bit of solace and creature comfort.
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Returning home, the primary creature comfort I was after was to tune back in to these headphones and hear my music in its most grand and emotive form.
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Designers of French cars historically sacrifice handling prowess for creature comfort, but not here, so the Mégane arrives as a cruiser extraordinaire when you bomb down the autoroute.
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"Creature Comfort" is an anti-suicide plea ambiguous enough not to specify whether the band's own "first record" saved a fan from suicide or drove her to it.
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"Creature Comfort" is perhaps definitive: the song's cheerfully affectless guitar riff plus synth squelch, combined with Butler's declamatory talk-singing, aim to evoke classic dancepop, New Order's "Temptation" maybe.
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But the federal Transportation Department appears to be drawing a line in the aisle at one creature comfort: the ability to travel free from listening to other people's phone calls.
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And so these mega-crafts provide not only every creature comfort in the book but also some of the most luxurious means of entertainment to keep busy during long stays on board.
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"Creature Comfort" unfolds, layer by layer, like a stately New Order song, looking at characters who feel like failures and turn to pills, cutting and thoughts of immolation: "She dreams about dying all the time," Mr. Butler declaims.
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Mexico At the tail end of Playa del Carmen on the Riviera Maya, this spanking-new $100 million resort was imagined by the entrepreneur Alex Ferri to preserve the landscape — there are no plastic bottles, for example — yet spare no creature comfort.
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Earlier this year Mr Newsom ordered a moratorium on the death penalty, around the same time that politicians in the Texas legislature were debating whether to start providing air-conditioning in prisons during the sweltering summer—an expensive creature comfort, in the eyes of some.
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The first single that the band released from the record, "Everything Now," seemed to set us up for an ABBA-esque, disco-heavy, anti-internet concept record with a party-through-the-apocalypse vibe; but "Creature Comfort," released Friday, had another angle entirely, sonically peppy, but lyrically devastating.
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Banners for fake companies titled after Everything Now songs hung around the space, but aside from singer Win Butler's sarcastic shout-out to "Chemistry… they're just a great company," and the repeated destruction of Creature Comfort cereal boxes (Cheerios littered the stage by the end), there wasn't much else done with the extended bit.
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Arcade Fire first performed "Creature Comfort" on June 1, 2017, at the Primavera Sound festival in Barcelona. On June 14, Arcade Fire posted a teaser for the studio version of the song on their Facebook page. The clip took the form of a mock advertisement for a 100% marshmallow breakfast cereal that contains methylphenidate, or Ritalin, and ended with a warning that the marshmallows "are not approved for consumption in the United States and Canada". The band also revealed that they had distributed Creature Comfort cereal boxes at several locations around Dublin.
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Fans who found the cereal received entry to an afterparty at Whelan's that night following the band's performance at Malahide Castle. "Creature Comfort" was released as a download on June 16, 2017 on streaming and digital media services.
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"Creature Comfort" is a song by Canadian indie rock band Arcade Fire. It was released on June 16, 2017, as the second single from the band's fifth studio album, Everything Now. The song was co-produced by Portishead's Geoff Barrow and Pulp bassist Steve Mackey.
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Unrestored 1969 800A Scout November 1968 had the introduction of the 800A, which replaced the 800. Improvements included more creature-comfort options, a slightly different front-end treatment, drivetrain upgrades (heavier rear axle and quieter Dana 20 transfer case), and the options of a 196 four-cylinder, 232 six-cylinder, 266 V8, or 304 V8. The inline-six was only offered for a short period in early 1969.Crismon, p.
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The result came as an album that was considered more "digestible" than their previous output. It was promoted through an elaborate marketing campaign, as well as five singles: the title track, "Creature Comfort", "Signs of Life", "Electric Blue", and "Put Your Money on Me". Upon release, Everything Now proved polarizing with critics. It was named one of the year's best albums by several publications, but was also called a misstep for the band.
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The idea of creating a retro- classic to pay homage to the 1950s British entry-level sports car MG TD based on a modern Japanese drivetrain. The roadster originated in 1986 using Nissan components and original MG TD jigs, dies and moulds. Australian Classic Cars (ACC), under Westmex, created the chassis, improved on other technical aspects and creature comfort. Gason of Ararat, under contract with ACC, successfully produced and launched about 100 vehicles in Australia.
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Over the years, Mercedes-Benz had introduced the civilian version of W461, built in limited series and for limited period of time. They targeted primarily the consumers who wanted the "stripped down" version and did not need the creature comfort. The engine choice was often limited to one type, namely diesel engine, per series. Those editions were named as PUR or Professional. In 2009, Mercedes-Benz, celebrating the 30-year anniversary of G-Class, introduced G 280 CDI EDITION.
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After the new W463 was introduced in 1989 with extensively updated chassis and revised front end, the production of W460 ended in 1991 and was replaced by W461. The W461 is essentially the chassis of W460 with powertrain of W463 and retains the W460 body. While W463 is catered to the consumers who seek more creature comfort and better driving dynamics, W461 is built specifically for military, public authorities, and non- governmental organisations. That included the 24-voltage electrical system for W461.
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The Mercedes-Benz W140 is a series of flagship vehicles that were manufactured by the German automotive company Mercedes-Benz from 1991 to 1998. Mercedes- Benz unveiled the W140 S-Class at Geneva Motor Show in March 1991 with sales launch in April 1991 and North American launch in August 1991. As with each generation of S-Class, a plethora of innovations in technology, climate protection, and creature comfort was introduced. Those innovations later trickled down to smaller C-Class and E-Class models over time.
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Boats tend to fall into the categories of (1) racer, (2) racer-cruiser, (3) cruiser-racer, and (4) cruiser; however, there is much subjectivity in the definitions and classifications. Cruising is sailing for the enjoyment of sailing and to reach destinations. Frequently cruisers spend much more time enjoying the amenities of their boats than the sailing aspects, so creature comfort is important. A large pure cruising boat would be likely to have solar panels, wind generated electricity, multiple heads (bathrooms), a complete galley (kitchen), comfortable cabins and even laundry facilities.
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On June 3, anagrams of song titles were published on Twitter. On June 16, the band published the music video for "Creature Comfort" to its YouTube page. It was marketed with a Facebook post purportedly from a disgruntled "Everything Now Corp" employee railing against the band's refusal to engage in corporate promotion of its new album. Similar satirical marketing done in promotion of the album stemmed from a fictional agreement the band was in; a "360 degree agreement" proposed by Everything Now Corp, whereby the band created multiple fake online articles related to events happening within the company and band.
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After releasing two teasers on their social media pages a few days before, on March 12, 2018, the band announced a short film, directed by David Wilson called "Money + Love", containing two of their songs "Put Your Money On Me" and "We Don't Deserve Love", and being released on March 15. On March 17, Arcade Fire were featured as the musical guest on Saturday Night Live for a fifth time, performing "Creature Comfort" and "Put Your Money On Me". For the 2019 Disney film, Dumbo, Arcade Fire performs an end-credits version of "Baby Mine", by Frank Churchill and Ned Washington, which was released as a single on March 11, 2019.
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RIA also said that the shower plans were the latest in a series of creature-comfort improvements the Defence Ministry had recently announced. In mid-January, Shoygu said he would rid the army of its antiquated "footwraps," or portyanki, and a few days later the designer of Russia's new army uniform said that the ear-flap hats traditionally worn in winter would be replaced with more modern headgear. The Russian military's ushanka hats were improved between 2013 and 2015, when the Russian armed forces were being equipped with new uniforms. The new version of the traditional - and somewhat stereotypical - hat features better heat insulation and longer ear flaps.
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The low compression ratio meant the engine could consume inexpensive and commonly available low octane fuel, as well as minimizing the effort to kick start the engine, making the extra weight and expense of an electric starter an unnecessary creature comfort. Though some of the many Super Cub variations came with both kick and electric start, the majority sold well without it. Even the latest 2011 model year Japanese domestic market (JDM) Super Cub 50 and Super Cub 110 versions, with modern technology and conveniences like fuel injection and a fuel gauge, were not offered with an electric start option. The sequential shifting three- speed gearbox was manually shifted, but clutchless, without the need for a clutch lever control, using instead a centrifugal clutch along with a plate clutch slaved to the foot-shift lever to engage and disengage the gearbox from the engine.
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The Mazda RX-01 was a concept car produced by Mazda that debuted at the 1995 Tokyo Motor Show. Created partially in response to the state of the economy at the time and the resultant shrinkage of the high-end sports car market, the RX-01 undertook a back-to-basics approach of a compact, simple, fun-to-drive, yet inexpensive sports car much like the first generation RX-7. (By this time, the RX-7 had evolved into an uncompromising "super sports car" boasting ultra high performance with little creature comfort and a high price tag.) The RX-01 boasted a radical front end with a floating bumper/spoiler made possible by its compact rotary engine as well as a 2+2 seating arrangement. The RX-01 featured the public appearance of the next generation of Mazda rotary engine design, the 13B-MSP.
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The extra cost options for creature comfort includes power windows (with cut-off switch for rear passenger door windows), vacuum-powered central locking system, sunroof (manual and electric), air conditioning system (manual or automatic control), seats with orthopaedic support, electrically heated seats (all seats are individually ordered), pre- heating system (for heating the passenger compartment at pre-selected time when the engine is not running), different assortment of radios with and without cassette players, rear seat head rests, etc. The W123 destined for North American market tend to have more optional features as standard, reflecting the American customer's preference for luxury accessories. For the first time in the executive saloon from Mercedes-Benz, W123 has the option of upgrading to full automatic climate control for extra cost if the customers choose to do so. This option is popular feature in the North American and Japanese markets.
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