But even those most bare-bones of goals remain out of reach.
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At its most bare-bones level, Eurovision is an international song contest.
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It would swap membership of the EU's single market for the most bare-bones trading relationship possible.
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And I know from firsthand experience that even the most bare-bones, no-frills burial can be more expensive than you might expect.
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Any number of actual or possible infrastructure projects in the United States involve more complexity than this, but Trump can't even get the most bare-bones basics correct.
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Catastrophic coverage: The revised bill would let people use their premium subsidies to buy the most bare-bones policies on the market today — those that only cover catastrophic care.
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Mostly, it's done via the most bare-bones reductions of the C programming language possible (Embedded C, generally), or even just whatever assembly language corresponds to the processor in question.
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A Very Warm Fire distills this gameplay mechanic down to its most bare-bones version, and in doing so shows how you can turn fear of losing the fire into its own kind of horror.
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The comb is one of the most bare bones signs on view, but there are also incredibly ornate kanban, and some so treasured that a storeowner would have taken the sign indoors at the end of the work day.
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The Affordable Care Act is probably the most bare-bones version of universal health care that you could still call "universal" with a straight face, and it barely got through Congress, and then only after abortion coverage was compromised and the public option was stripped out.
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A campaign adviser said the new leave benefit would be funded by "eliminating fraud" in unemployment insurance, which one 234 Federal Reserve study estimated to be $240 billion a year — but even the most bare-bones family leave program would likely cost three times that amount, according to independent budget analysts.
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There's a general server for streaming in San Francisco, one for Netflix and Hulu also in San Francisco, and one for BBC iPlayer located in Hampshire, UK. Users looking for lots of settings to adjust and fiddle with should look elsewhere, as this is one of the most bare-bones VPNs around.
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With its general air of authenticity — like you've been instantly transported to an old-school apothecary circa 1900, except you get to keep your iPhone — and minimalist, almost clinical-looking packaging, it somehow manages to make its way into both the fanciest Top Shelves and the most bare-bones straight guys' bathroom cabinets.
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School supplies are just the start of it — let's talk about further education and professional development, about college application fees, about extra sandwiches, about books, about winter clothes, about eyeglasses, about curriculum (yes: curriculum — many districts forgo textbooks, or supply decades-old textbooks, or provide only the most bare-bones of worksheets, leaving it on teachers to cobble together their own instructional materials).
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But the Solid State Watch, an art project from design studio CW&T, which is currently looking for funding on Kickstarter, is an ultra-minimalist tribute to simpler days (specifically, the classic Casio F91W-1 digital watch.) Where the Casio F91W-1 was a fairly simplistic timekeeping device, offering the most bare-bones features of a clock, stopwatch, alarm, and backlight, the Solid State Watch takes things a step further.
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Once opened and populated, they typically offer only the most bare-bones of service: a cot and perhaps a bowl of hot soup. They are generally operated with one or more experienced professional staff person, due to the difficulties which untrained volunteers might encounter in dealing with the clientele. Often, users of warming centers are persons who are not participating in routine homeless shelter services due to disciplinary exclusions or non-compliance with behavioral policies. In order to distinguish mere oddness from behavioral disorders which might disrupt the ability of other persons to obtain service, professional staff is the preferred alternative to all -volunteer personnel.
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Ahead of the album, Richard Andrew was replaced on drums by Derek Yuen. Dream It Down provided two singles, "Las Vegas" (May 1994) and "Losin' It" (August). The latter received high rotation on national youth radio, Triple J, it reached the ARIA Singles Chart top 100 and was listed on the Triple J Hottest 100, 1994 at No. 19. The band quit Polydor in 1995 and, in a quest for more artistic freedom, set up their own Mainstream label (in conjunction with the big-league indie, Rubber Records). Also produced by Wayne Connolly, Rushall Station, which came out in April 1996, was their most 'bare bones' recording since their debut.
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