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Some cowboy lifers insist on synthetic fill, since it will dry quicker and even insulate in the event of unexpected rain—you know, a primary reason you have a tent at all—while others prefer the compression and breathability of down.

In a sense, Staley is the new VanDerveer, a coaching lifer who will influence generations.

Maryland governors paroled between 25 and 92 lifers in their terms from 1969 to 1995.

Ligon broke every unenviable record, becoming the nation’s oldest, longest-serving juvenile lifer.

Among his advocates was John Pace, 52, a former juvenile lifer who knew Ligon for two decades in Graterford prison.

Plus, Scarborough still has credibility on the right of the GOP as a pro-lifer and good friend of Erick Erickson.

The report reveals some disturbing trends in the current lifer prison population, Nellis says.

But that means a significant portion of the lifer population is behind bars for a non-homicide, Nellis points out.

It was so important that journalists found it fitting to ask every pro-lifer in their path to discuss it.

As the PA prison system awaits its newest lifer, here are eight fun facts.

There is a lifer here in Folsom, Matthew Davies, of old pioneer stock, who is trusty of the scaffold and execution chamber.

When this old lifer was a child there was much talk in his family of the Mountain Meadows Massacre.

These cases are virtually hopeless, and are little less pitiable than that of the “lifer” in a prison.

Up the beach we chased, and dragged out the boat we called our ‘Lifer.’

The djinn was in for a lifer, and was immortal; so thought Challis to himself.