and of course I'm going to say yes. So I told my boss and he said that's really amazing, congratulations, but that's it. She got me fired, thank God."

Miller went on to co-produce a track on MIA's Maya album, but was resolute about keeping Sleigh Bells' album as insular as possible, to capture, as Miller puts it, "the excitement of discovery".

At the heart of Treats is a melodic core that even the most extreme songs – the abrasive, pounding Tell 'Em or the cheerleader-anthem-turned-feral blast of Crown on the Ground – can't obscure. It's that knack for cloaking pure pop in a slightly grubby exterior that creates the thrill. "Pop isn't a dirty word, it's a great word," says Krauss. "I'm a pop singer, I have no qualms146 et seq.; and Law No. 5 of October 14, 1975, as amended, 3 L.P.R.A. sec. 1331 et seq.[3]
*112 On January of 1993, Cordero, a member of the New Progressive Party (hereinafter "NPP"), was appointed Executive Director of PREPA. Cordero appointed Juan Almeyda (hereinafter "Almeyda"), also a member of the NPP, as Director of the Electrical Systems Directorate. Almeyda is an active member of the NPP, having acted as president of a PREPA employee association favoring statehood, having been a member of the NPP transition committee after the 1992 elections, and whose name was mentioned as a candidate for the position of Executive Director of PREPA. Plaintiff works in the Electrical Systems Directorate under Almeyda.
Defendant Cordero claims that under the new administration PREPA had to face the fact