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The new Megadeth album hits the racks, the band hit the stage, the writer hits the bottle. Will anything ever be the same again??
"Hi Dave, how'ya doin'?" Dave Mustaine outstretches his palm towards me. Before him numerous bottles of varying degrees of emptiness lie sprawled. About him numerous bodies of varying degrees of adulation are draped. Dave Mustaine, lead singer, guitarist, songwriter and producer of Megadeth, is in repose, taking in the warm glow of another Capitol Records party, this one thrown to commemorate label mates Great White's pre-Christmas bash at the Marquee.
"You bastard." Mustaine is somewhat taken aback at my response to his greeting.
"You bastard," I reiterate, just in case he didn't get it the first time. "People have sworn at me, they've thrown things at me, one even walked out on me - but no one, no one, has ever fallen asleep during one of my interviews... until you!!! You bastard!"
"I did?" declaims an incredulous Mustaine, "Gee, I'm sorry, I was really jet-lagged, y'know... I really did that??"
"Uh-huh, just ask this lot!" I wave in the general direction of the rest of Mustaine's band: David "Junior" Ellefson, bass; Jeff Young, guitar; Chuck Behler, drums.
Of course, at that stage in the game I didn't realize Mustaine was a homicidal maniac, otherwise I might have been a little more guarded in my verbal abuse of the man.
Did you ever hear the "Lone, Crazed Killer" theory? Let me explain. It goes something like that: Every assassin, or would-be assassin, in recent American history has fitted the "Lone, Crazed Killer" theory. Both presidents John and Robert Kennedy and presidential candidate (in 1976) George Wallace fell victim to a "Lone, Crazed Killer", except that Wallace survived, although he is now crippled.
Each of these "Lone, Crazed Killers" kept a diary of events leading up to their respective assassination attempts. I have a feeling John Lennon's killer, Mark Chapman, also fitted the mould. Now this might be purely coincidental, save that the majority of Americans have difficulty writing a postcard, let alone keeping a diary. The conclusion to the "Lone, Crazed Killer" theory has it that the CIA might just have had a hand in those killings.
Frighteningly enough, Dave Mustaine looks like he could be a "Lone, Crazed Killer". He has about him the same kind of nervous intensity that you might expect of the LCKs. You never exactly feel comfortable about him, he has a kind of underlying violence that threatens at any moment to bubble to the surface.
Fortunately, Mustaine has found an outlet for all this hostility. He writes songs. Then he goes onstage and performs them. To that end he created his own band. They are called Megadeth. Megadeth have a new album out, their second on Capitol, So Far, So Good... So What!, their follow-up to the rip-roaring Peace Sells... But Who's Buying? which in turn, supplanted their debut album, for Combat records, the gloriously titled Killing Is My Business... And Business Is Good!.
(LCK are creatures of habit: Notice how Mustaine always insists on having '...' in each of his album titles? Curious, huh?)
Anyway, SF,SG...SW! is as fine and, indeed, as molten a slab of vinyl as you could ever wish to hear. Sporting such delicacies as "Mary Jane", about a girl who claimed she was a witch and was buried alive by her father for her pains (and you thought having your pocket money docked 'cause you played your albums too loud was tough!), and "502", which purports to describe life on the Megadeth tour bus.
But what set my toe a-tapping and my head burrowing through the closet in search of the tennis racket were "In My Darkest Hour", a mean, moody and magnificent piece, and "Hook in mouth" - a real poke in the eye for the terrors of Tipper Gore's PMRC. Now t here's a bunch of fascist bastards I'd like to set my own LCK onto. Any offers? But we digress...
SF, SG... SW! is Megadeth's finest vinyl monstrosity to date. It takes no prisoners, it kicks ass, it's hell bent for leather - fill in your own clichés, you don't need me. But what sets this band aside (along with Metallica, Mustaine's first outfit) from their contemporaries is their use of melody. In other words, it's not beyond them to actually have some!
This comes as a great relief to someone who's always berated bands, especially metallic ones, for forgetting the simple fact that a song without melody is hardly any kind of song at all. But Megadeth knows this. Thank God!
So anyway, there's me and this Lone, Crazed Killer called Dave Mustaine and his almost-but-not-quite as evil cohorts squaring up over a microphone. I think I feel an interview coming on...
OK, let's start with the basics.
"Well, my name is Dave Mustaine, I play guitar and sing and write the music."
Not quite that basic.
"Well, what do you want? You gotta be more specific!"
OK, tell me how it all began.
"I left Metallica and started this band with Junior [David Ellefson - it should be noted here that the rest of Metallica were reportedly quite happy to see the back of Mustaine because they were all shit-scared of him!] in 1983. We did our first album, Killing Is My Business... And Business Is Good! on Combat in May 1985."
"We recorded Peace Sells... in September 1986 and signed to Capitol Records - Combat sold us. Then things started really happening. We went on tour with Alice Cooper and visited Europe, Japan, Hawaii and Canada. After the 'Peace Sells' tour, which was about a year long, we disbanded and fired the previous guitar player and drummer, Chris Poland and Gar Samuelson. Then we got Jeff Young in on guitar and Chuck Behler on drums and recorded a new album for Capitol called So Far, So Good... So What?"
Mustaine, let's face it, is not a man to beat around the bush. But onward...
I'm told you've done a version of"Anarchy in the UK".
"Yeah. I think the song generalizes our viewpoint towards life. We feel we're the Sex Pistols of the nineties - we feel we have that kind of energy, that influence, that power. People right now think that we're a brash, obnoxious group, even though we are all nice guys at heart; the thing is, when we get together to play music it gets kind of nasty."
"We're real sons of bitches!" confirms Junior.
So when you get onstage you are a bunch of brash, obnoxious bastards?
"Yeah, but we play good!" contests Mustaine.
So you're saying that you're the Pistols of the nineties?
"No, that's not what I said! I'm not saying that!" says an increasingly petulant Mustaine. Goddamnit, why won't you listen??
"But they were a band that we listened to," Ellefson jumps in, "All four of us. We listened to them a lot when Never Mind the Bollocks... came out and we still do. And [Sex Pistol's guitarist] Steve Jones has started to become a pretty good friend of me and Dave.";
And he's on this record, right?
"Yeah, he rode his Harley into the studio through the back door, and he had a broken arm at the time because he'd had an accident or something. But he came in and played on the record. But he was really happy to do it and was happy with the way it turned out." Ellefson laughs at the recollection.
OK, if you had to fill in a job application what would you put under "previous occupation"?
"'Recording artist'" says a non-committal Mustaine, and then adds: "Ah fuck, I'm not gonna say 'Frontman, Sex God, Death Merchant!'"
My next question ought to be: Why not? Instead I settle for: How would you describe Megadeth?
"Avant-garde," offers Jeff Young.
"You didn't say that," Mustaine points out. "We should probably be leading a fucking battalion into battle or something instead of playing music."
"But we couldn't afford the guns so we bought the embarrassing scandal instead," explains Ellefson.
"We're like guitar-playing terrorists, you know what I mean?" asks Mustaine. "Well, some of us are... some of us play drums. It's better than robbing liquor stores and stuff, you can get so bored with life. Here, when you're not working, you're playing, having fun all the time."
So you got into a band because you were bored with life?
"No, 'cause I like to fuck," corrects the singer.
"No, life was good. It's just that life is better now with Megadeth. This is just what we want to do. People ask us what we'd do if this band just ended," says the bassist, now dictating his own questions. So do tell.
"I'd sign up for a shuttle," reveals Mustaine. But Junior has the gameplan laid out.
"Dave and I already made our pact that we'd shoot each other so we didn't have to commit suicide and go to hell."
"Then we'd just have to stay in purgatory for a while for murder," dismisses Mustaine. Oh.
Let's talk about the connection between thrash and punk. But a lot of this seems to take all the worst aspects of punk, like each person racing to the end of the song, and it all seems so nihilistic. Everyone seems to have forgotten the idea that you have to have a song there.
"And you're saying that we forgot it?" growls the Lone, Crazed Killer.
"No, he's saying that we didn't but that everybody else did," says Ellefson, my savior.
Not everybody, just most.
"We try and make music that's a little more 'epic' orientated, more panoramic, so you can actually see what's going on and listen to the music instead of some mindless trivia coming out of some guy's mouth and relentless, suffering masturbation on the fretboard - we try and have songs that are a little bit simpler, that have a bit of melody to them; a song, that has a meaning, a concept, that's about a personal life experience instead of having to sing about things that are never going to happen, a lot of fantasy and shit like that. We sing about stuff that happens you too, that happens to all of us."
Mustaine is never at a loss for words.
"You know what I think is funny?" asks Junior. "That individually our parts in the songs are pretty complex, but when we get together and actually play the songs as a band, they're real memorable, hook-orientated songs. Instead of this, like Dave said, fretboard masturbation where everybody's just flaying licks at all times, showing off their chops and nobody pulling back and giving each other space."
You can't imagine what a relief it was when I came to play Peace Sells... and heard some melody. That's been my major bitch against the whole thrash thing, that it really lacked melody, to the point where I'd say you probably didn't belong in the same category.
"Yeah, they've forgotten that stuff, I think they're just going through the motions," states Mustaine.
OK, let's turn to song-arrangement. You actually try and arrange your songs properly, right?
"Actually, no. It's a haphazard affair," says Young.
"You know what?" says Junior, "A lot of these bands have good riffs, they have good melodies. It's just that their arrangements aren't right. That's where Dave is brilliant in the large part of our songwriting."
The man stands accused. But Ellefson isn't about to stop there.
"I think the brilliance of this band - if you don't mind me being as arrogant as fuck for a second - is in the arrangements. Because arranging a song is just as important as the actual melodies and hooks that are in it. That's something that is definitely planned out. Right up to the time we track the song the parts are changing."
"Usually, in the past, Dave will come up with something and he'll show me and we'll work it out together. And I'll go: 'fuck Dave, yesterday you showed it to me and it was like this, now today it's different! Fucking make up your mind!' Right up until the day we record stuff we change it."
"It's constantly improving," claims Mustaine, "We're never satisfied."
"The thing with the new album and the thing that struck me when I first joined the band," offers Young, "is that there's so many variations from part to part. A song will be grooving along with a real Bonham-type drum beat, real heavy, and then all the sudden it's speed metal, fast and frantic, and then it's onto something totally different. It's like a roller-coaster ride!"
"It's climatic," continues Mustaine. "I try and write the songs so they come out in surges. It's like you hop in and it falls out so you gotta start up again."
"It's like all-night sex, you know?" Junior succinctly puts it.
Moving on, how come you asked Michael Wagener to mix the new album?
"'Cause he owes us money," notes the LCK.
"Yeah, he owes us money and now he owes us dinner! No, because we'd been impressed with his work in the past," says Ellefson.
"And he gets great guitar sounds," adds the other guitarist. "Of course he was upset - and this is not to put any other band he's worked with down - but he's mainly a heavy metal producer and he's been doing bands like Poison and Stryper, stuff like that. When I called him up he'd just got back from an eight week vacation so his ears were fresh and he went: 'Yeaaah!! I've been waiting to mix the heavy metal album of the century!!' But that was before he heard the songs and then he was totally disappointed. Ha!"
Damn, you just preempted my next question!
"Which was that?" asks Junior.
"Is it the heavy metal album of the century?" Young answers for me. "It could well be!"
"And if you take into consideration there's very little time left in this century, we can say safely that it is," says the modest Mustaine.
"Yeah, definitely," agrees Ellefson.
"If you're talking about the next 100 years, no way!" cautions Mustaine. "'Cause we got other ones to do."
Now that we seem to be getting on so well I decide to bring up the thorny subject of the ex-members of Megadeth, guitarist Chris Poland and drummer Gar Samuelson.
"Chris was a good guitar player," concedes Mustaine. But... "But I couldn't just say: 'Do this!' and have him do it. I can make up stuff in my head but I can't necessarily always perform it. I can think it out but I can't execute it properly every single time. So if I come up with something that's going against my singing - which is the most important part for me now - so if I'm singing and can't play the guitar at the same time, Jeff can do it now."
"But with Chris you would have to totally cheat and break the riff in half. Which was really depressing because people come to know a riff in certain way. Then I go into a lead solo or I'm singing, and the riff they have grown to depend on being a certain way gets performed a different way, and that makes us look bad. That's part of the reason those guys aren't around anymore."
Really? what's the rest of the reason?
"I hate their fucking guts!"
Oh. Anyway, out with the old and in with the new. The new-look Megadeth recorded their latest album and now await the reaction from an eager public, new hope for the wretched, perhaps. But they needed wait too long, indeed Mustaine already has an inkling of how this one will go.
"With the first album we shifted 85,000 copies, this one - I just read this in print somewhere but I doubt if it's true, I know what the figure was I heard last month - we've got advance orders on So Far... of 300,000 already! And I just read somewhere, in this building [Capitol's UK office], that it was at 450,000 units, which means it's like three butt hairs from being Gold! [Gold in the United States means sales of 500,000 units!] On shipping!"
"So, I'm finally getting the gratification for all this work we've been doing. Now it's finally starting to pay out. If everything happens the way all the indications are pointing towards, we're definitely going to be a very busy band this year."
Busy indeed, but why's it all come together now?
"Because the right members are in the band now!" states Young, confidently. Plus of course: "We had to grow up and learn how to play the fucking guitars first!"
But the leader has another theory.
"Look at it this way: We had to wait until Led Zeppelin was completely washed up before we could take their place!"
So now Megadeth are out on the highways and byways of America with Ronnie Dio (who's having a tough time selling tickets apparently) with the aim of grabbing a whole new audience for their raucous, frenetic rock 'n' roll. And what will the uninitiated discover about our young heroes?
"People that haven't been turned on to us," warns Mustaine, "that are offended by us, who think that we're obnoxious and rude and stuff..."
"Will find out that it's all true!" finishes Young.
"And that we're gods!" adds Ellefson.
"Yeah, let's get arrogant!" cries Young.
"Just kidding!" laughs Junior as the Lone, Crazed Killer curls up on the couch and drifts blissfully into a land of dreams.
It occurs to me then: I really should have asked him if he kept a diary...
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WOW What a beauty. That's one awesome model!
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That is very, very , very nice.
I'll send some photos to Bud, too.
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Hey thanks Peter! Didn't expect to see that particular adjective applied to me and my build after it being used so extensively on Mike's build, but I appreciate it.
Wily, that would be quite an honor having Bud himself look at my build. Thank you. While I have your attention, you would probably know the history of Bud and this plane better than anyone else on this forum. I was curious whether Bud flew only the P-51B that you're drawing, or if he ever had other Mustangs painted in the Old Crow colors? I know the model I built is based on a currently-flying privately-owned P-51D that is painted to match Bud's P-51B but didn't know if Bud actually flew a D in the war. Do you know if he ever flew in this particular plane recently too? I think it's owned by Anders Saether.
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Bud flew at least two different B models and 2 D/K models. Have you ever been to his website? Bud Anderson's P-51 Mustang "Old Crow" Web Page Also, I suggest you check out his book, "To Fly and Fight." It's a worthy read - you'll probably read it twice. Right now, I'm doing an "Old Crow" that's the second P-51B bearing the name. He requested that I render the version prior to the D-Day invasion. Your cardmodel is quite good - you already know that - and I'm sure he'll get a kick out of it.
wily "I interview WW2 pilots and draw their airplanes." My website: www.johnmollison.com My blog: www.ww2fighters.blogspot.com |
Mr. Anderson is a nice fellow. Met him last year at Wings Over Houston.
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Thanks Wily, I did see Bud's site earlier on in my research for pictures of the Scandinavian Historic Flight Old Crow, but this time around I found the forum. I see now the following information:
Bud flew a P-51B-7 and a P-51B-15 both with the Olive Drab scheme, then later a P-51D first in the OD scheme which was cleaned off down to the bare metal scheme when it was decided that US fighters would take a more active roll in enticing German fighters into a fight. Couldn't find anything on the P-51H you mentioned. Either way, I'm glad to see that the SHF Old Crow is a fairly accurate representation of one of Bud's planes - the P-51D while it was still in the OD colors. Obviously there are a few changes like cockpit, antenna, and armament.
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Finally, a whole week has passed and the time for my weekly weigh in is here and I was quite excited by it. This is what I look forward to when I get back on top of diet and exercise, seeing the results and being able to enjoy them, or think critically about how to make them better.
I'm happy to say that this last week I've managed to lose 1.9kg (4.1lbs) which is awesome!
I really think the biggest improvement, so far, is the cutting out of alcohol. It's not to say that I'm never drinking again, but choosing when a 'worthy' time of drinking it; which to me is limited to celebrations, birthdays, weddings, parties etc.
I mean, to put it out there, hubby and I could get into a funk where we'd be drinking nightly, and I don't just mean like a glass here or there. There was a time where I could quite easily drink a bottle of wine a night; that's easily 500-600 calories! Some nights (or weekends) it could even extend to two bottles, so 1,000-1,200 calories, in a mere few hours.
It wasn't good. Not for my health in a myriad of ways, so even though it's early days yet, I'm glad that we've gone without for a little over a week so far, and the weight loss is just motivation to keep it up :)
Exercise has been sparce this week, we're going through a heatwave at the moment and have severe (well 'catastrophic' yesterday) bushfire warnings and a total fire ban. It's intense. Yesterday was a top of 38 degrees celcius (100.4 fahrenheit for those needing conversion). So I've really just been drinking lots of water, enjoying my salads, and burning calories doing some more housework around the house.
My folks are coming down this weekend to visit, and bringing our furbabies with them, as my folks have been looking after our dogs for the last 12months because we relocated interstate and had to get a few things in order with our house before bringing the puppies back with us. So that's going to present some interesting challenges diet-wise.
Dad is a big drinker, so we'll have beer in the house for him, and hubby has the option to drink (almost to keep the peace) but my Mum doesn't drink, so when her and I are out and about I know I'm safe from temptation. We'll probably have dinner out at some point over the weekend, but there's a wonderful Ethiopian restaurant we love which is part of the coeliac society so their food is gluten-free and preservative-free and very healthy. They do wonderful things with lentils and spices to add flavour and depth to their food. So I'm excited by that :)
I think tomorrow I'll get a thai massage after work, my back/neck/shoulders are killing me from all the cleaning/bending/scrubbing etc I've been doing around the house. It would be a welcome treat (and for $80, why not?).
Today's weather is a bit nicer, still warm, but there's a cool breeze. So I think I'm going to go for a walk during my lunch break. I've got my gym clothes with me (shame they're all black, so I'm sure to attract the sun and a bit of extra heat) but I'll have runkeeper with me so I can measure the distance (I'm guestimating my walking trail is about 3-4kms, I'm keen to see how far off I am) and I've got my heart rate monitor to measure my calories burnt. There's a lot of hills, so I think I'll have a good mix to get my heart rate up and keep it up. If the walk is less in distance than I expect and doesn't take as long, I think I'll do it twice to make sure I get the most out of my lunch break.
Lunch again will be my Thai beef salad and a colleague is bringing me back some rice paper rolls from her lunch so I've got a little extra in case I get peckish this afternoon after my workout :)
I need to work on my workout playlist on my phone as well; anyone have recommendations of good music to listen to while working out? I listen to anything and everything :)
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Recently someone left a clipped out episode of Garry Trudeau's Doonesbury cartoon in our mailbox.
I don't know why.
I admit to looking at a few cartoons like Blondie, Dennis, Beatle Bailey hoping to find something amusing, and sometimes I do. I even occasionally look at Doonesbury to see if I can understand it. Never do. This episode is primarily a phone conversation between someone from the GOP and what I presume to be a PR firm.
The GOP guy says: "We need to prove that raising the minimum wage would hurt the economy."
As pointed out before, our family does not meet the standards in terms of income or accumulated wealth to be considered wealthy. If we did we'd probably move our legal residence to Florida, Tennessee or some of the other state who have no state income tax or death taxes (the most obscene tax of all).
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Moses brought down from the mountain 10 pretty good ones – straightforward and short. Today we would have to eliminate the first one because it has been declared against the law.
I happen to agree with a statement that Chuck Souder made as a main theme of parts 1 and 2 of his column titled "Evading the Obvious" (a fitting title but not in the way Mr. Souder may think it is). He said, "Ideas have consequences."
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I'm not sure I know what this means. My first thought was that this many businesses ceased to exist. Then I thought, no, there would have to be a few new ones during that period, so the news is even worse.
We read with great interest the opinion piece in last week's paper regarding Family Court Judge John David Myles ("Judging a judge," My Word, Feb. 12). The portrayal of Judge Myles could not be further from our experience with him and his court.
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So I have an algorithm that forces me to pass in an object as a parameter recursively and on different depths of the recursion it sets the values of the object. The problem is Java isn't allowing me to do this because they pass in by value or something else that is just messing me up. How can you make sure that the object passed in retains the value set?
You never pass an object as an argument in Java. You either pass a reference or a primitive value. The argument is always passed by value. Java doesn't have pass-by-reference at all. If you're passing in a reference to an object, and you want to make sure the code you call doesn't change the data within that object, your options are:
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As Jon states, all non-primitives are passed by passing a copy of the reference. You don't have a choice. So your recursive method should be able to update the object if it is mutable. HOWEVER, you can't reassign a reference and expect it to propagate back up the call stack. And remember that Strings are not mutable. In other words, if you do the following, you have not changed the object that was passed:
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Inghams changed our return flight time it had been brought forward by 8 hours effectively shortening the holiday by a day (from 17.45pm to 10.00am). In addition the airline had been changed from BMR to Minstrel. Having checked out this airline we feel far from confident flying with them due to their reputation. Our travel agent tried their best to get our deposit returned. The refusal with no apology or any sign of compensation left us feeling that they didn't care or have any customer relations department. We cancelled our holiday never to holiday with them again.
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I am renting out 1 or 2 room that sleeps one person or a couple. You will of course have access to the bathroom and kitchen,balcony, fridge etc, linens and towels are included and you have also parking outside the house not free.
A very nice and calm area with a lot of nature in the surroundings. There are restaurants and shopping opportunities nearby, especially since it is close to the shopping centre "Tumba Centrum".
You have public transportation 5 minutes from the house and it takes 20 minutes from there to get to the city center of Stockholm.
Is very important to know your rent the room not the whole apartment .. if you want to be alone in the apartment you have to ask me if you want these conditions. of course you have access to the kitchen , bathroom, balcony, living room.....
Big companies like Alfa Laval and AstraZeneca are located nearby for those of you that are here to visit them.
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Size | Sleeps up to 4, 2 bedrooms |
Will consider | Corporate bookings, Long term lets (over 1 month) |
Notes | No pets allowed, No smoking at this property |
Features and Facilities
Luxuries | Log fire |
General | Central heating, TV |
Standard | Kettle, Toaster, Iron |
Utilities | Clothes dryer, Dishwasher, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer |
Rooms | 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms and 1 Shower rooms |
Furniture | Double beds (1), Single beds (1), Dining seats for 2 |
Other | Linen provided |
Outdoors | Balcony or terrace |
Access | Parking |
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Shirley Clarke (nee Brimberg) would seem an unlikely choice to direct one of the seminal black films of our time. The Jewish-American princess was reared on New York's Park Avenue, attended various upscale educational institutions (Johns Hopkins and Vermont's Bennington College among them) and danced with Martha Graham's troupe before becoming president of the National Dance Association at age 21. But Clarke found her calling as a controversial proponent of cinema verite -- a style she applied successfully to her 1963 film The Cool World, which foreshadowed the rise of the Black Power movement later in the '60s as well as the deadly gang culture of the '90s. One can see the birth pangs of the Bloods and the Crips and their empowerment-by-any-means world view in Clarke's film -- especially in the cold, hard face of its central character, Duke, a Harlem teen whose life's ambition is to buy a gun so he can "be somebody." In honor of Juneteenth, The Cool World plays as a double feature with Third Ward Blues; one admission ($5; $4 for matinees) covers both films. Cool World: 8 tonight and Saturday; 2:30 p.m. Sunday (see "Serenade in Blues" at right for Third Ward times and details). The Museum of Fine Arts, 1001 Bissonnet. Info: 639-7515.
The Juneteenth Freedom Festival honors Abraham Lincoln's 1863 signing of the Emancipation Proclamation. Highlights include performances by Step Rideau and the Zydeco Outlaws and the 100-member Juneteenth Gospel Choir, a beauty pageant and a barbecue. 8 p.m. The Miller Outdoor Theatre, 100 Concert Drive in Hermann Park, 284-8350. Free. (For info about other area Juneteenth activities, see Events in Calendar.)
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The cheap and easy way to approach Ka-Tap would be to label it a subcontinental variation on Tap Dogs (about whom see Sunday). But the production by New York's 12-member Kathak Ensemble is more than that (and a good deal less high-concept), merging Kathak dances of northern India with American tap, and classical ragas with stateside jazz by the likes of Duke Ellington and Herbie Hancock. The program's reputed showstopper is "Tabla Tap Talk," a duet by tapster Neil Applebaum and tabla player Samir Chatterjee. 8 p.m. The Cullen Theater at Wortham Center, 500 Texas, 237-1439. $18 to $50 (Houston Ticket Center: 227-ARTS).
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Billing its performance style as "testosterone tap," the troupe called Tap Dogs features six male hoofers from Australia who attempt to fill the void between the click-heeled grace of Fred Astaire and the rock-'em/sock-'em roustabouts in Stomp (cynics say the Dogs borrow over-liberally from Stomp's oeuvre; founder Dein Perry has acknowledged that his group's name was a swipe from -- er, an homage to -- Quentin Tarantino's Reservoir Dogs). The run closes with performances at 2 and 5 this afternoon (for the rest of this week's showtimes, see page 51 ). The Brown Theater at Wortham Center, 500 Texas, 237-1439. $12 to $40 (Houston Ticket Center: 227-ARTS; Ticketmaster: 629-3700).
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The Houston Astros versus the Minnesota Twins; it still sounds odd, doesn't it, the National and American leagues butting heads in the regular season? Baseball purists continue to sputter about the interleague switcheroo (now in its second year), but Major League Baseball's most significant sea change since the designated-hitter rule has turned out to be a well-struck blow for the common fan -- though its real aim, of course, is to separate said fan from even more of his money. The NL Central-leading 'stros take on the Twins of the AL Central in games at 7:05 tonight and 12:35 p.m. Tuesday. (For the rest of this week's Astros schedule, see page 30.) The Astrodome, 8400 Kirby, 799-9500. More info: 799-9555. $5 to $23.
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Most of us will never set foot on the fourth rock from the Sun, so "Mars: Race to the Red Planet" might be the next best thing to being there. Billed as "the interactive embodiment of NASA's vision for the first human mission to Mars," the recently opened exhibit includes a fast hop into the future via the Red Planet Virtual Reality ride, spins aboard the zero-gravity Multi-Axis Trainer (MAT) and the Mars Transfer Vehicle (MTV), a virtual jaunt on the planet's surface and a trip home courtesy of the In-Situ Resource Utilization unit (the ISRU is supposed to distill energy from Martian resources to power the real MTV on its return voyage in the year 2020). "Red Planet" continues through September 7; daily hours are 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Space Center Houston, 1601 NASA Road 1 (20 miles south of downtown, off I-45 at Johnson Space Center), Clear Lake, (281) 244-2100. $12.95; $11.95 for seniors; $8.95 for children four to 11; free for younger children.


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Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. No current Talk conversations about this book. In post-revolutionary Mexico the failed and severely alcoholic British consul struggles through his final day. Told in a modernist stream of consciousness style, with a flamboyant vocabulary (in several languages), the book creates a vivid picture of rural Mexico and of the Consul's difficulties in accepting that his marriage has failed and his career is effectively over. The book is unusually slow moving, in part because of the extravagant descriptions and detailed psychological explorations. I'm typically not a huge fan of stream of consciousness narratives, and while there are certainly times where the style irked me in this work, Lowry uses the technique to great effect when he writes from the perspective of the alcoholic Consul Geoffrey Firmin, who serves as the main character of this book. Lowry captures the feeling of being drunk in his prose far better than any other author I've come across, and a large portion of that is thanks to his mastery of the stream of consciousness technique combined with his ability have the narrative jump between settings and time without feeling like such jumps are mere storytelling conveniences. When the book occupies the perspective of the Consul it reaches its highest points, as the passages from the Consul's point of view are usually beautifully written and original in execution. Unfortunately only about a third of the book or less is written from the Consul's point of view, the rest being written from the perspective of the Consul's wife, Yvonne, his brother, Hugh, and his former friend, Jacques. None of these characters allow Lowry to use the stream of consciousness style to its best effect, and additionally a couple of these characters seem out of place in the narrative as a whole. Jacques seems an especially large misstep: he only provides the perspective for the book's first chapter, which is an especially curious choice because he is more divorced from the action than any of the other characters and therefore can give only a semi-cogent introduction to the major characters and circumstances of the book. After the first chapter I expected Jacques to be a major, if not the main, character of the book, and I kept expecting the book to jump back to him, only to eventually realize that he is by far the least significant of the major characters. Hugh is also a character that only sometimes feels connected to the main story, since many pages of the chapters written from his perspective are dedicated to explaining Hugh's backstory, a backstory which is largely unrelated to the main action of the novel. He's an interesting character, but not one that felt essential to this book. Yvonne fairs better than the other two by a significant margin, in fact there's an argument to be made that she's the real main character of this novel. She's the one with the drive and the goal, and although the ending makes clear that this is the Consul's story, Yvonne has far more agency than her husband. Passages dealing with Yvonne's interaction with her alcoholic husband are also well done, and she always feels integral to the story. Besides passages describing the Consul and his addiction to alcohol the highlights of this book were Lowry's descriptions of Mexico, which are vivid and beautiful. He also writes poignant individual images and scenes as well, in particular I'm sure that a scene of a one legged beggar giving a coin to a beggar with no legs will stick in my brain for many days to come. Overall, however, scenes describing Mexico and Mexican life comprise only a small portion of the book, and most of the rest of Lowry's writing is good but not spectacular. What really drags this book down for me is the fact that much of the action and a couple of the characters feel largely superfluous. If Lowry had written a tighter book focusing on the Consul and his wife in Mexico, it could have been great, but as it stands I only found this work to be pretty good. 3.5 stars, rounded up to 4 for goodreads rating purposes. The last day of Geoffrey Firmin is recorded in meticulous detail here after an opening chapter which is set one year on from the events of the rest of the book. Firmin, ex HM consul in Mexico, is a lost soul, adrift in life as he drinks himself into a constant stupor. On this day, the Mexican Day of Death, and under the shadow of the great volcanoes Popacatapetl and Ixtaccihuatl, he wakes from a drastically heavy drinking session the night before to find that his estranged (actually divorced) wife has returned to give him one last chance. His brother Hugh is also in town on his travels through the world as a sophisticated journalist/writer involved in the seething pre-WWII politics of the region. The depiction of Geoffrey's drinking is convincing and reveals a vulnerability in what could otherwise be a wholly rebarbative character. Indeed, Lowry's use of free indirect style and stream of consciousness invites us into Firmin's memories in which there are some poignant and powerful explorations of his early life - being orphaned in India, taken into a family of artists (the Takersons) and, above all, his painful emotional reliance on Yvonne (his wife) and then alcohol. The long journeys into the history of the characters is extended to Yvonne herself (a former child Hollywood star) and Hugh (failed song writer and merchant seaman). Both of these narratives are compelling and artfully constructed around the events of the day. No-one but the reader seems aware of a mood of impending catastrophe and amidst the fine writing and emotionally charged shifts in register and style it is easy for this to get lost even to the reader. The unfocused drifting events of the day pass by but they seem charged with levels of symbolic significance that go unnoticed. There is a compellingly simple description of Yvonne and Hugh's horse ride round the neighbourhood while Geoffrey sobers up as well as an energetic and emotive description of Geoffrey as he wanders round his garden (a symbolic Eden from which he is curiously disconnected); this even includes a comical encounter with a bourgeois neighbour who recoils at Firmin's drunkenness. Indeed, it is the sheer amount of drink consumed that amazes this reader, at least - and not only by Geoffrey but by his wife and brother, too. The climax of the novel is shocking and tragic - suiting the absurdist and nihilistic spirit of its times, but thrown into relief by the spiritual and often Christian language of the narrator and the characters. This is a very powerful and rich book which in the telling of its tale discovers something beyond the emptiness and pain of its subject matter. I've read subject matter that is a helluva lot emotionally tougher. But this was tough reading, worthy of intense concentration and worthy of a re-read, some day. Lowry's stream of consciousness makes Faulkner look easy. Unlike Faulkner's simple Southern folk, we're dealing with a chronically drunk intellectual's rambling thoughts. The Joycean plot (all taking place on La dia de los muertos) is crammed in here and there, and in retrospect, was fairly easy to follow. I hate to give one star to a man's life's work, especially one so praised, but this book is almost completely unreadable. One of the goals of a novel is to communicate with the reader, and in this it fails utterly, unless you happen to have the author's particular obsessions and frames of reference. Without a knowledge of Baudelaire and Goethe and Shakespeare and cabbalah and goodness-knows-what-else, you're going to be very lost. If the novel had a discernable plot with some sort of theme or message, perhaps one would be justified in finding out all those things and then reading through it, but the novel doesn't reward you with those things EITHER. Instead we get a man who could save himself but won't, and his co-dependent ex-wife who is re-creating her childhood trauma of having her alcoholic father die on her. And everybody dies, the end. no reviews | add a review Has as a reference guide/companionHas as a commentary on the text
Amazon.com Product Description (ISBN 0061120154, Paperback)Geoffrey Firmin, a former British consul, has come to Quauhnahuac, Mexico. His debilitating malaise is drinking, an activity that has overshadowed his life. On the most fateful day of the consul's life—the Day of the Dead, 1938—his wife, Yvonne, arrives in Quauhnahuac, inspired by a vision of life together away from Mexico and the circumstances that have driven their relationship to the brink of collapse. She is determined to rescue Firmin and their failing marriage, but her mission is further complicated by the presence of Hugh, the consul's half brother, and Jacques, a childhood friend. The events of this one significant day unfold against an unforgettable backdrop of a Mexico at once magical and diabolical. Under the Volcano remains one of literature's most powerful and lyrical statements on the human condition, and a brilliant portrayal of one man's constant struggle against the elemental forces that threaten to destroy him. (retrieved from Amazon Mon, 30 Sep 2013 13:36:42 -0400) "Set in Mexico on the eve of WWII, the story tells of a man in extremis, an alcoholic consul bursting with regret, longing, resentment and remorse, whose climactic moment rapidly approaches..."---Editorial review from www.amazon.com. |
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Gush Shalom Wednesday, April 3, at 11.30 am from A-Ram Checkpoint in north Jerusalem to Kalandia at the edge of occupied Ramallah.
Gush Shalom will join this march, to protest Sharon's War, to express our worry and dismay at what the army is perpetrating in our name. The following groups take part in this action (alphabetical): Bat-Shalom, Committee of Arab Students, Gush Shalom, Hakampus Lo Shotek, New Profile, Peace Now, The Fifth Mother, Ta'ayush, Women's Coalition for a Just Peace, Women Refuse.
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Naruto is a ninja-in-training with a need for attention, a knack for mischief, and sealed within him, a strange, formidable power. His antics amuse his instructor Kakashi and irritate his teammates, intense Sasuke and witty Sakura, but Naruto is serious about becoming the greatest ninja in the village of Konohagakure! Through Naruto's pluck and a healthy dose of luck, Naruto, Sasuke, and Sakura passed the written portion of their Journeyman Ninja Selection Exams...but that was only the beginning. They're now in the thick of the exam's second portion, held in the aptly named Forest of Death, and instructor Mitarashi Anko has promised to cut the number of advancing teams by half! Each team is turned against the others, using stealth and cunning to purloin the scrolls they need to pass the test while trying to survive the forest's many perils. And if that's not enough, there's a mysterious imposter among the students who has it in for Sasuke!
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Shakespeare in Love (1998)
6 trivia entries
Directed by: John Madden
Starring: Geoffrey Rush, Gwyneth Paltrow, Joseph Fiennes, Judi Dench, Tom Wilkinson
The young boy in the film is John Webster. Webster himself became a famous playwright in the 1600's; his speciality was writing gruesome plays foregoing the love and tenderness of Shakespeare and Marlow. Could this be why we see his character feeding the mouse to the cat?
Kate Winslet turned down the lead role that eventually Gwenyth Paltrow won an Oscar for.
Rupert Everett/Christopher Marlow 's name does not appear at any point in the credits at the end of the film. This was due to Everett's decision.
Philip Henslowe's line "It's a mystery" is a clear reference to Jeffery Rush's (who played Henslowe) role as David in "Shine" (1996) who also says the same line many times.
Dame Judi Dench won a Best Supporting Actress Oscar for her role as Queen Elizabeth I, even though she only had approximately 12 minutes of screen time.
As of the 2013 ceremony, this is the most recent film to win both the Best Actress and Best Supporting Actress Oscars.