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We have arrived at the scandalous and shocking conclusion of our Dumps of Love series. In part 2, we tackle the Rock of Love branch of this reality tv sensation. Basically a rock n roll (aka whiter) version of Flavor of Love, this show took rocker clichés to unprecedented absurdity. Leather, leopard print and stripper … Continue reading "Episode 51: Dumps of Love Part 2: Rock of Love"

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Today's episode starts with our 'Of the Weeks', including 'that explains why Colmans nose is so small moment of the week' and 'prank or murder? you decide! moment of the week'. We then dive into our Backpage News and discuss some offbeat and weird news headlines such as; "A man was 'covered' in poop after a passing plane dumped toilet waste over his backyard, lawmaker says" (16:40). "Scientists Built an AI to Give Ethical Advice, But It Turned Out Super Racist" (21:59), "7-Foot Harambe Statue Stares Down Wall Street's Charging Bull, Which Is Now Covered in Bananas" (29:00), and "Billionaire ex-Walmart exec says the first 'settlers' of his planned $400 billion city 'Telosa' will likely be selected through applications - and they could move in by 2030" (34:54). Then in Sports we decide if the guy who gave up Tom Brady's 600th TD pass got a fair deal.

A potent coastal storm slammed the Northeast with strong winds, soaking rains and burying snow on October 28, 2008. The snow fell from New Jersey to Vermont with the heaviest amounts exceeding a foot. The weight of the snow, combined with the howling winds brought down tree limbs and power lines. The winds, alone knocked down trees from southern New England to the New York area. Snow totals reached 20 at Slide Mountain New York, a foot at Middleburgh, Pennsylvania and 16” at Tobyhanna, Pennsylvania. Wind gusts reached 66 mph at Cape May New Jersey, 54 mph at Harrisburg, PA and 52 mph at Syracuse New York.   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The Storm Skiing Podcast is sponsored by Mountain Gazette - Listen to the podcast for discount codes on subscriptions and merch.WhoDan Torsell, President and General Manager of Ski Cooper, ColoradoRecorded onOctober 18, 2021Why I interviewed himWe’ve all seen the signs, westbound on I-70. Ski Cooper this way. Copper Mountain that way. And many of us have probably thought some version of “that’s funny, I wonder how many European tourists mix them up and show up at Ski Cooper with their Ikon Pass? Anyway, which way to the free lots at Copper?” And that’s as much as most of us have probably thought about the place.It’s easy to overlook. Lost between the world-famous monsters of Summit and Eagle counties, Ski Cooper is mostly a locals refuge. Most people reading this have probably skied some combination of Vail, Beaver Creek, Copper Mountain, Breckenridge, Keystone, and Arapahoe Basin, all Epic- or Ikon-aligned mountains, the smallest of them more than three times Cooper’s 500-ish acres. And yet, Cooper persists. It is, according to the NSAA, the fifth oldest ski area in Colorado, founded in 1942 as a training site for the legendary 10th Mountain Division, whose alumni would go on to found at least 64 ski areas throughout the United States. Any place with that kind of history and grit was, I figured, worth learning more about.What we talked aboutPennsylvania ski culture; turning skiing from passion to career; moving from snow-draped Utah to gritty Tussey Pennsylvania to frantic Killington; the dramatic technological advancements and swashbuckling energy of the late ‘80s-to-early-‘90s ski industry; applying the lessons of monster ski areas to community bumps; why Dan left the ski industry and what drew him back in; why small ski areas matter; the intensity of running a night-skiing operation with a short season; the thrill and challenge of running big parts of Sugarbush; working under Win Smith as he revitalized the resort; the story behind Sugarbush’s cabin Cat; first impressions of top-of-the-world Cooper; leaving an East Coast ski career to manage Ski Cooper; transitioning from one of the Northeast’s top dogs to one of Colorado’s underdogs; the enormous terrain expansion opportunities at Cooper; how the Tennessee Creek Basin expansion has transformed the mountain; why the ski area went with a T-bar for that terrain; running Cooper debt-free; snow distribution across the three sides of the ski area; avalanche mitigation; Cooper’s minimalist grooming philosophy; U.S. America’s culture of over-grooming; the scale of Chicago Ridge Cat Skiing and whether it will return this year; whether portions of the Cat-skiing terrain could ever be folded into the lift-served side of Ski Cooper; the potential to increase the ski area’s vertical drop; potential lift additions and upgrades; timelines for improvements; why the frontside double is likely to stay intact even if the mountain adds another lift; the beautiful simplicity of running a ski are with no snowmaking; why Ski Cooper doesn’t play the stay-open-as-late-as-possible game with A-Basin even though they have the coverage to ski until June; Ski Cooper’s bargain season pass and its incredible coalition of coast-to-coast reciprocal partnerships; how the mountain managed to mostly eliminate partner blackouts; how many passes it sells; why reciprocal partnerships are proving resilient even with the advent of the Indy Pass; why Ski Cooper raised its minimum wage to $15.25 per hour; whether the mountain will institute a worker vaccine mandate; and how Ski Cooper will build off its record 2020-21 ski season. Why I thought that now was a good time for this interviewAs anyone who reads this newsletter on a regular basis knows, I’m obsessed with the evolving U.S. season pass landscape. In particular, the evolution of the multi-mountain pass under the giant ski conglomerates, and how independent ski areas are responding to that. Some are joining the Indy Pass. Others are banding together to form reciprocal coalitions for their passholders. Cooper is a master of the latter strategy, building a partner network so vast that the mountain’s season pass is a de facto national megapass. And a cheap one.I first connected with Torsell and the pass’ conductor, Dana Johnson, over the summer. It was supposed to be a quick-hit interview, but I was impressed by the whole operation. Ski Cooper is the definition of composure in the maw of impossible competition. Would you open a ski area next door to Vail? Would you be able to keep one open if it was one-tenth the size and one one-millionth as famous? It takes resilience, patience, and some kind of brilliance to make it as a ski area in ruthless Colorado, ground zero of the modern skiglomerate. With a big expansion behind them and vast potential ahead, I knew Ski Cooper was a story worth following.Questions I wish I’d askedIt occurred to me while I was editing this that I had no idea who owned Ski Cooper. As you’ll see in our conversation, however, the mountain has plenty of big things ahead, and something tells me that Dan will be back on the podcast at some point to talk about those developments, and I’ll save the ownership question for then. In the meantime, this article by The Colorado Sun’s Jason Blevins details the whole ownership structure. I’d also like to have talked a bit more about the mountain’s founding as a training ground for the 10th Mountain Division.Why you should ski CooperBecause why not? When a lift ticket at its six closest neighbors is roughly the price of a new Cadillac, the compromises you make on sheer vertical drop and skiable acreage to hit Cooper seem acceptable. With no crowds and a magnificently affordable season pass, this is an entirely reasonable supplement to Epic and Ikon passholders looking for a weekend and holiday refuge. And while Cooper has traditionally been an intermediates mountain with very little terrain for the freight train skiers, the Tennessee Creek Basin expansion – opened just before the Covid shutdown – adds a rambling pod of full-throttle double-blacks. Yes, the runs are short – the T-bar rises just around 700 feet – but that’s roughly the same vertical drop you get on The Dumps at Aspen, and no one’s filling up the complaint box about those elevator shafts. Add in a minimalist grooming philosophy and all-natural snow, and you have a damn fine ski experience if you go in accepting what the place is, rather than obsessing over what it’s not.About that incredible season passIn July, I wrote an extended analysis of Ski Cooper’s amazing $299 (now $499) season pass, which acts as a de-facto alternate Indy Pass/megapass. I called it “America’s Hidden Mega Ski Pass:Ski Cooper’s sprawling season pass access is also the logical end state of a lift-served skiing universe increasingly defined by the Epic and Ikon passes, with their dazzling collections of poke-through-the-clouds resorts, relentless marketing, and fantastically achievable price points. Small ski areas, sitting alone, have a harder story to tell and far fewer resources to do it. Band together, and the story gets more interesting. And Ski Cooper is telling one of the best stories in skiing.Since I wrote that article, the ski area has added several new partners, including Lookout Pass, which sits on the Idaho-Montana border but does not appear on this map:Additional resourcesLift Blog’s inventory of Ski Cooper liftsHistoric Ski Cooper trailmapsSki Cooper today: Get on the email list at www.stormskiing.com

We have reached 50 episodes! For our one year anniversary special we are bringing you a juicy two part dump. The “Of Love” series of reality shows on VH1 shaped the landscape of reality television the early 2000s. These shows were inspired by the success of the “Bachelor” franchise, but took the drama to unprecedented … Continue reading "Episode 50: Dumps of Love Part 1- Flavor of Love"

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Bryson reacts to reports that the Dolphins are negotiating a deal to acquire Deshaun Watson and why they feel inclined to make the deal, as well as why the Warriors' win over the Lakers was a masterclass in how and how not to build a championship basketball team. He also reacts to Ben Simmons bailing on the 76ers and why he is most to blame, why the Bills made the right call in going for it against the Titans, and his predictions for tonight's game between the Denver Broncos and the Cleveland Browns. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/bryson-carver/message

David Gornoski is joined by Brad Smith from Michigan for an exciting conversation on current topics such as the decrease of the nation's workforce due to the mandates, whether drug mandates are responsible for the increase of pandemic cases, and whether we could survive a materially scarce society. Should we look to politics for solutions? How do we move past a consumeristic culture and regain our love of serving others? Listen to the entire episode to find out. Visit A Neighbor's Choice at aneighborschoice.com

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An early snowstorm dropped several inches of snow through portions of the Northeast on October 16, 2009. Normally snow during this time of year easily melts on most surfaces with ground and air temperatures usually above the freezing mark. To overcome this, in order for snow to pile up, it has to snow very hard and that is what it did. In Coudersport, PA 10” of snow fell. Other Pennsylvania cities like Wellsboro and Haneyville had 8” of snow. Nearly 3” fell in South Vestal, NY. Lesser amounts fell in other places, but in most of these areas early snowfall records were broken. Since the snow arrived this early there were still leaves on the trees leading to several power outages and downed tree limbs. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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Data identifies a positive new trend in the collapse of the sale of the more polluting Diesel cars. Shekhar Gupta explains what is the surprising correlation between the price of diesel and the sale of diesel cars since the Modi government withdrew fuel subsidy. And why the stalemate in new ISI chief's appointment underlines a power tussle in Pakistan. Episode 855 of CutTheClutter. Brought to you by  @Kia India  ----more----Read Nikhil Rampal's article on diesel here: https://theprint.in/economy/from-58-to-17-market-share-why-indians-dont-like-diesel-cars-anymore/747710/----more----Read Snehesh Alex Philip's article here: https://theprint.in/defence/latest-india-china-military-talks-fail-as-beijing-refuses-to-disengage-de-escalate-in-ladakh/748781/----more----Read India's statement on 13th India-China corps commander level meeting here: https://mea.gov.in/press-releases.htm?dtl/34372/13th+round+of+IndiaChina+Corps+Commander+Level+Meeting----more----Read China's statement on India-China military talks here: http://eng.mod.gov.cn/news/2021-10/11/content_4896453.htm

For a very special 200th episode, friend from New York Erin O'Brien swings by the yard to catch up with Bill after a hiatus of several years. Bill met Erin on the set of a Foo Fighters video for the song "Arlandria." In the middle of the shoot (which his ex-girlfriend was in), Bill's ex DUMPS him in what came to be his most painful breakup, and Erin got to be there for the fallout. Yay! Erin also details her journey as both an actress and STUNT WOMAN in the business that is show, and how she came about entering a filed primarily dominated by men. ENJOY! And enjoy Bill recount his biggest heartbreak! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-after-laugh/support

Are You “Feeling blue,” “Crying Crocodile Tears,” or “Down in the Dumps”? In this episode of Thinking in English, let's learn some other useful idioms and phrases to describe sadness!! TRANSCRIPT - https://thinkinginenglish.blog/2021/10/08/feeling-blue-crying-crocodile-tears-and-down-in-the-dumps-excellent-sadness-idioms-english-vocabulary-lesson/ You may also be interested in... Are You ‘Bursting with Joy,' ‘Over The Moon,' or ‘On Cloud Nine'?: Idioms and Phrases to Describe Happiness!! “When pigs fly:” Essential English Idioms, Expressions, and Proverbs! (English Vocabulary Lesson) ‘Fat Cats,' ‘Cat Naps,' and ‘Doggy Bags': Dog and Cat Idioms! 45. Eight More Business English Idioms!! CONTACT ME!! INSTAGRAM - thinkinginenglishpodcast (https://www.instagram.com/thinkinginenglishpodcast/) Blog - thinkinginenglish.blog Gmail - thinkinginenglishpod@gmail.com To Feel Blue - “I was feeling blue earlier today, but after taking a long walk I feel much better!” To Be Down In The Dumps - “Jim is down in the dumps today because he broke up with his girlfriend” To Cry Crocodile Tears - “The boy cried crocodile tears after fighting with his sister” To Have A Lump In One's Throat - “Every time I watch the movie Gladiator I get a lump in my throat” To Fall Apart - “After Sarah's husband died, she fell apart” To Take Something Hard - “I took it hard when I was rejected from my dream job' To Feel Out Of Sorts - “I think something is wrong with John, as it seems as though he feels out of sorts” To Be Bummed Out - “My son is really bummed out after hearing his favourite band is breaking up” --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thinking-english/message

The Senate Judiciary committee releases a bombshell report detailing Trump's efforts to overturn the 2020 election. A federal judge grants the DOJ's request to halt enforcement of the Texas abortion law. Joe Manchin demands progressives abandon their priorities. Emails reveal Bernie Sanders declined to sign a letter condemning Sinema's bathroom protestors. New reporting shows One America News Network is almost entirely funded by AT&T.Co-Host: Michael Shure See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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Reversing type 2 diabetes starts with figuring out why we are choosing to eat food when we know it is creating our disease. It's always a choice, but knowing how neurochemistry impacts this experience creates clarity in order to drive decisions in favor of our goals. This episode discusses how dopamine works to create motivation or squash our motivation.

In this episode the boys answer the question "Is Matthew Perry Dead? And if so did he die in a fiery car crash?" Press play for the answer. In other minutes the boys learn how to glue their dickholes closed. For sex. This is an episode of the SSEU Podcast and it contains content recorded during this recording of this episode of the SSEU Podcast plus other content that was not recorded during the recording of this episode of the SSEU Podcast and F1 talk. We hope you enj

Ty and Dan walk back through a chaotic week of college football, as NC State knocked off Clemson for the first time in a decade, Arkansas made an SEC West statement, Oklahoma hung on by the skin of its teeth, and Notre Dame rose up late to hammer Wisconsin. Plus, questions about the offenses in Michigan, Bo Nix benched, Pac-12 After Dark madness, and a trip to the Altar of Dan and Totem of Ty.Follow The Solid Verbal on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, Stitcher, or wherever you listen to podcasts. Watch our videos on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/thesolidverbal.Join our Patreon at Verballers.com.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Got a toy dumper? The way to engage little kids in household cooperativeness is to make it an outgrowth of spending time with you. Hear more in our "Getting Kids To Cooperate" episode, launching on Wednesday 9/28/21. This week's question comes from Lindsay via Instagram: I have a two-year-old who used to love helping me pick up his toys. The mess never got out of control. But ever since he became a big brother a month ago he is really struggling in general. Lately he won't help me pick up his toys, and after I clean them up, he will run over and dump them out and pull books off the bookshelves. I started leaving the mess till the end of the day so I'm not spending all day cleaning, but yesterday he tripped over all his toys and busted his lip open. Any advice on the toy mess and the transition from one to two kids would be great! You're right to have compassion about the struggle. It's only been a month since your little guy's world got turned upside down. Your life will get a little easier as the baby becomes more interesting to your toddler. In the meantime, you do want to clamp down on the toy-dumping. But a two-year-old is too young to clean up out of a magnanimous sense of the greater good. And if you give it too much attention– even negative attention– the unwanted behavior may escalate. In this episode, Amy gives suggestions for making the cleanup and organization of the play room as special time with Mommy– a time in which the infant sibling is far, far too immature to participate. She also gives ideas on restructuring a playroom to be more like a preschool classroom. Rotating out many of the toys will give your toddler less to dump out– and you may find that at playtime, he's even more absorbed with what he does have to play with. Dealing with a newborn *and* a toddler at home? Listen to "Surviving a Toddler And A Newborn" for tons of great listener-sourced advice! Special thanks to our "Question of the Week" sponsor: Jane.com is a boutique marketplace featuring the latest in women's fashion, accessories, home decor, children's clothing, and more. By shopping at jane.com, you support small businesses, 1500 of which are women-owned. And you will not believe the prices! Visit jane.com/laughing. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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The boys are back baby and here to give you a recap of NFL week 2. What were the biggest takeaways? What were the biggest questions? Are the Bucs too good? Also, can Bama be beat? We talk all this, and more, on an awesome show. Hit Ya Free Throws!

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Gates Dumps Big Tech Stocks A few months ago.. Billy Gates mysteriously dumped his stocks in Amazon, Facebook and Twitter et al.  He must have known something big was coming... But what?

Possible consequences of the Taliban's seizure of Afghanistan's APPS data. Another DeFi platform sustains a cryptocurrency theft. How would one handle a hardware backdoor? LockBit begins dumping data stolen from Bangkok Airways. Registration for CISA's President's Cup is now open. Joe Carrigan describes the superiority of AI generated phishing emails. Rick Howard speaks with Art Poghosyan from Britive on Software Defined Perimeters. And China moves to keep minors from wasting too much time in online gaming. For links to all of today's stories check out our CyberWire daily news briefing: https://www.thecyberwire.com/newsletters/daily-briefing/10/168

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ESPN DUMPS Rachel Nichols and CANCELS all of her shows! | We knew this was coming! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/blackandwhitesports/support

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This week on the podcast Agustin reflects on the current investor sentiment of biotech in the capital markets, the Delta variant and where we stand with vaccine hesitancy, and shares his reaction to Fate Therapeutics ($FATE) and their data as part 1 of the multi-part natural killer cell therapy series.  Make sure to like, comment, subscribe and follow me on Twitter @biotech_bros 

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There are few worse feelings than getting dumped. You trusted. You made yourself vulnerable. You gave your time, your energy, your body, your soul to this man. You bent over backwards to compromise, to listen, to communicate, to continue work on your relationship and still, he saw fit to end it. All people are different and all relationships have their unique downfalls but in this Love U Podcast, I want to explain to you, in general, what men are thinking before they break up with you. A not-so-surprising note to regular listeners: it's not that different than what you think before you break up with him.

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Daddy, Dudes, Dumps and Double D.Linda starts off this episode with a tearful and heartfelt thank you to all of you who prayed for her Dad, who was in a serious car crash. She gives us an update on his condition and his prognosis. Laura then launches into her weekend consisting of several men. It starts with a trip to Mexico and ends with a blow off from a Bumble dude. Erik went on a lil vacay and while he was off the grid he found himself in some crazy low budget winery. Then he brings us home with some Double D. Oh, and we tell you about this new TV game show we tried out for! Love your podcast!

2021-08-13 Show No. 39 is a Friday Full Edition, featuring an interview with Justin Mason of Rotographs, Friends with Fantasy Benefits, and the TGFBI podcast, discussing the state of fantasy sports content creation, how he picks pitchers to recommend for a start, established stars returning from injuries, bullpens in MIN and STL, and his Slumps, Pumps, Dumps and Jumps ... also NL and AL news with Harold Nichols... Plus BaseballHQ analyst Alex Beckey has his Frequent Flyer commentary and BaseballHQ Radio host Patrick Davitt has his Extra Innings comment ... Runs 2:14:00

Welcome to Karaok Big E! This week, Kebmo & Big E are going into the wayback machine yet again, and throwing it back to a simpler time in the pod, when we were younger and dumber. It’s a good one, I promise! SETLIST: 11:18 Kebmo Song 20:45 Big E & ECB Song 22:31 ALL Song … Continue reading Episode 187: Throwback Tuesday, Episode 30: Down in the Dumps 7/24/2018 →

There's a new venture capital scooping up big comic book creators! And now DC needs a new Batman writer. Originally streamed at the YouTube channel "ComicPop Returns" on August 9, 2021.

Jacob aka Mud Duck aka Google aka Cheeks aka Quality Control Roberts is a driver for McCune Trucking and we talk with him about his working hauling dirt and other material in belly dumps. Something we don't know much of anything about! We also speak with him about what he's learned being the youngest person at the company he works for, the importance of brotherly love toward competitors and having pride in your work and much more! Follow him on Instagram @the_jake_breakshow!

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2021-07-30 Show No. 36 is a Friday Full Edition, featuring an interview with Todd Zola of Mastersball, Rotowire, ESPN, SiriusXM, discussing the ethics of fantasy baseball trading, analyzing the roto categories to see where opportunities and risks are, his Slumps, Pumps, Dumps and Jumps, and other stuff... also NL news with Harold Nichols and AL News with Ray Murphy ... Plus BaseballHQ minor-leagues analyst Rob Gordon has our Minor League Minute, BaseballHQ analyst Alex Beckey has his Frequent Flyer commentary and BaseballHQ Radio host Patrick Davitt has his Extra Innings comment ... Runs 2:24:50

A resident of Springfield dies; Krusty feels offended after being roasted on a cable channel, so he decides to retire; Lisa tries to keep Homer from getting hurt. Download and subscribe wherever you get your podcasts. https://anchor.fm/138simpsons Email us at 138simpsons@gmail.com Check out our store at teepublic.com/user/annoyedgruntboys Or just click our link in our bio! ***Next Episode: S15 E21 - Bart-Mangled Banner*** #thesimpsons #simpsons #138simpsonspodcast #annoyedgruntboys #podcast #homersimpson #margesimpson #bartsimpson #lisasimpson #maggiesimpson #foxtv #simpsonspodcast #tvpodcast #tv #disney #disneyplus #jackiemason --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/138simpsons/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/138simpsons/support

The Bowhunter Chronicles Podcast – Episode 163 – Morning Hunts and Pack Dumps – Greg Litzinger. This week Adam is flying solo and talking with the Bowhunting Fiend, Greg Litzinger. They talk about how to be come a better morning hunter. Tactics on when to head into the woods, how early should you go and … Continue reading "Morning Hunts and Pack Dumps – Greg Litzinger"

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   Free Beer!   I mean, there's no way we don't lead with Chiefs star Travis Kelce at an event where he won free beer for Kansas City.  It's not the most important story today, but it may be the most fun.    The International Olympic Committee has taken a bold step the United States Olympic Committee, the NBA, NFL, and MLB won't.  It's a big deal and seems crazy that our country is now softer and more liberal that the IOC.    A local quarterback playing at a big college is the first athlete to trademark his own logo and release it publicly.  This young guy is looking to cash in on his name, image and likeness this fall.    Maricopa County Arizona hasn't released any numbers from it's forensic audit of last November's election, but they have tipped their hand.  The county has announced it's getting rid of every single type of machine they inspected and they want to go back to paper ballots.  The county has 4.5 million residents.  This story just gets bigger.