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The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time
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The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time is a video game in The Legend of Zelda series, and considered by many fans to be one of the greatest video games ever made.
- Hrrit!
- [after slashing an enemy]
- [while jumping] HUP!
- [while falling or when frightened]
- [when tapping Epona with whip] Hai! Hiyah!
- [after taking damage from a fall as Young Link]
- [after taking damage from a fall as Adult Link]
- Hey!
- Listen!
- Watch out!
- Look!
- Hello!
- Would you like to talk to Saria?
- Really? Would you like to talk to me instead?
- Great Deku Tree, I'm back.
- Hello, Link. Wake up. The Great Deku Tree wants to talk to you! Link, get up! Hey, c'mon! Can Hyrule's destiny really depend on such a lazy boy? (Link sits up, yawns, and sits on his bed) You finally woke up! I'm Navi the fairy. The Great Deku Tree asked me to be your partner from now on. Nice to meet you!
- Look, Link! You're big now!!! You've grown up!
- It looks like this item doesn't work here...
- ?? No response. He's still asleep...
- Link! I can't help you! Because of the waves of darkness, I can't get close! I'm sorry, Link!
- There's no way he's going to hold me back again! This time, we fight together!
- Should we believe what Sheik told us and go to Kakariko village?
- WHAAAAT!!! Look at all those flags! Can you figure out which ones are real?
- ! Who...? Who are you? How did you get past the guards?
- (upon hearing you say you'll tell other people) C'mon, don't be a blabbermouth!
- Just as I thought.
- (before teaching the Minuet of Forest) The flow of time is always cruel... its speed seems different for each person, but no one can change it... A thing that does not change with time is a memory of younger days...
- Ganondorf, pitiful man, without a strong righteous mind, he could not control the power of the gods.
- Let's get the Triforce before Ganondorf does and then defeat him.
- I've been waiting for you, Hero of Time.
- Do you see the man with evil eyes?
- Six sages, now!
- (before teaching the Bolero of Fire) It is something that grows over time... a true friendship. A feeling in the heart that becomes even stronger through time... The passion of friendship will soon blossom into a righteous power and through it, you'll know which way to go...
- (before teaching the Serenade of Water) Time passes, people move...Like a river's flow, it never ends. A childish mind will turn to noble ambition... Young love will become deep affection... The clear water's surface reflects growth...
- When evil rules all, an awakening voice from from the Sacred Realm will call those destined to be Sages who dwell in the five temples.
- Thank you, Link... Thanks to you, Ganondorf has been sealed inside the Evil Realm! Thus, peace will once again reign in this world... for a time. All the tragedy that has befallen Hyrule was my doing... I was so young... I could not comprehend the consequences of trying to control the Sacred Realm. I dragged you into it, too. Now it is time for me to make up for my mistakes... You must lay the Master Sword to rest and close the Door of Time... However, by doing this, the road between times will be closed... Link, give the Ocarina to me... As a Sage, I can return you to your original time with it. When peace returns to Hyrule... It will be time for us to say good-bye... Now, go home, Link. Regain your lost time! Home... where you are supposed to be... the way you are supposed to be... (she plays Zelda's Lullaby, a blue crystal encases Link and lifts him up) Thank you... Link... Good-bye.
- (after Link gets attacked by a Shadow) Looks like you're coming around.
- What's your name? ...Link... Strange, it sounds... familiar. Okay, Link...
- The Triforce parts are resonating. They are combining into one again. The two parts that I could not capture on that day seven years ago...I didn't expect that they would be hidden within you two. (evil laugh) These toys are too much for you! I demand you return them to me.
- Heh heh heh... You want a piece of me?! Very funny! I like your attitude!
- YOU... CURSE YOU, ZELDA... CURSE YOU, SAGES... CURSE YOU, Link! Someday when this seal is broken, that is when I will exterminate your descendants. As long as the Triforce of Power is in my hand...
- I underestimated that boy. No... it was not the boy I underestimated, it was the Triforce of Courage.
- [after Link tries to stop Ganondorf from reaching Zelda and Impa, Ganondorf attacks him] Pathetic little fool! Do you realize who you're dealing with? I am Ganondorf and soon I will rule the world!
- (after Link beat Phantom Ganon) Hey, kid, you did quite well... It looks like you may be gaining some slight skill... But you have defeated only my phantom... When you fight the real me, it won't be so easy! What a worthless creation that ghost was! I will banish it to the gap between both dimensions!!
- (before dying) The Great Evil King Ganondorf... beaten by this kid?! (gags) Link....... raaaaahhhhhhhhh!
- Hey you! 'Mr. No Fairy!' What's your business with the Great Deku Tree? Without a fairy, you're not even a real man! What? You've got a fairy? Say what? The Great Deku Tree actually summoned you? Whaaaaaaat?! Why would he summon you and not the Great Mido? I don't believe you! You aren't even fully equipped yet. How do you think you're going to help the Great Deku Tree without both a sword and a shield ready? What? You're right. I don't I have my equipment ready, but if you want to pass, through here, you should at least equip a sword and shield!
- I am the great Mido!
- What's that? Oh. So you've got a Deku Shield... And what's THAT? Is that the Kokiri Sword? GOOD GRIEF!!! Still, even with all that stuff, a wimp is still a wimp, huh? Shoot! How did you get to be the favorite of Saria and the Great Deku Tree? Huh?! Grumble Grumble...
- You killed the Deku Tree? How could you?!
- It seems Saria has turned her eye to you, too.
- Oh...I see... Saria won't ever come back... But...I...I made a promise to Saria... If Link came back, I would be sure to tell him that Saria had been waiting for him... Because Saria...really... liked- hey you. If you see him...I'm sorry for being mean to him. Tell him that, too.
- Oh, you're leaving... I always knew that one day, this day would come. I've always known we're so different, and I'm not sad, because you have a lot ahead of you. I want you to take this. Don't forget me.
- Yahoo! Hi, Link! (Link climbs down from his tree house to Saria) Wow! A fairy! Finally, a fairy came to you, Link! Wow! That's great news! I'm so happy for you! Now you're a true Kokiri, Link! Is that right? The Great Deku Tree has summoned you? It's quite an honor to talk to the Great Deku Tree. I'll wait for you here. Get going! Go see the Great Deku Tree!
- (after you learn Saria's Song) Great! Great! Please don't forget this song! Do you promise? When you want to hear my voice, play Saria's Song. You can talk with me anytime...
- The Forest Barrier is dispelled! Hurry up, Link!
- I've been waiting for you, Link! This is the Sacred Forest Meadow. It's my secret place! I feel... This place will be very important for both of us someday. That's what I feel. If you play the Ocarina here, you can talk with the spirits in the forest. Would you like to play the Ocarina with me? (Link says "yes") Okay. try to follow along with the melody I will play. Are you ready? (she plays Saria's Song)
- Thank you... Because of you, I could awaken as a Sage... I am Saria. The Sage of the Forest Temple... I always believed you would come. Because I know you... No... You don't have to explain it to me... Because it is destiny that you and I can't live in the same world. I will stay here as the Forest Sage and help you... Now, please take this Medallion...
- (after giving Link the Forest Medallion) Saria will always be... your friend...
- Your clothes, they're so different. Wait, are you from the forest, fairy boy?
- My mother composed this song. Isn't it nice? Let's sing it together!
- You have an ocarina?
- It seems like Epona is afraid of you, fairy boy...
- Oh, it's the fairy boy again! I heard you found my dad! How did you like the castle? Did you see the Princess? Hee hee! Dad came home in a hurry after you found him. Hee hee! Oh yeah, I have to introduce you to my friend, fairy boy! She's this horse. Her name is Epona. Isn't she cute?
- (Link with his ocarina out) Oh, cute ocarina! Are you going to play this song with that ocarina? (sings Epona's Song)
- YEES! You did it! What would you like as your prize? How'd you like to marry Malon?
- These three here are SUPER CUCCOS.
- She's really gonna let me have it!
- Mumble... mumble... I'm awake already!
- What in tarnation!?
- I haven't seen you around, kid... What do you want?
- You're just a kid! The temple is no place for kids!
- A Sage? I don't know anyone like that.
- You have nothing to do? What good timing! Can you do me a favor, kid? Wait a second, I want to ask you first--you wouldn't happen to be one of Ganondorf's... followers...would you?
- Wha-ha-ha! Don't try to act cool, kid. I was just asking! A kid like you could never be one of Ganondorf's followers! Well, let's cut to the chase...
- Uh-huh! You've got guts. I think I like you.
- First of all, let me introduce myself. I'm Nabooru of the Gerudo. I'm a lone wolf thief. But don't get me wrong! Though we're both thieves, I'm completely different from Ganondorf. With his followers, he stole from women and children, and he even killed people! A kid like you may not know this, but the Gerudo race consists only of women. Only one man is born every hundred years... Even though our laws say that lone male Gerudo must become King of the Gerudo, I'll never bow to such an evil man! By the way, what is your name, kid? Link?! What kind of name is that? Well...anyway... I want to ask you a favor... Will you go through this tiny hole and get a treasure that's inside? The treasure is the Silver Gauntlets. If you equip them, you can easily push and pull very heavy things! No, no, no, kid! Don't even think about taking this treasure for yourself! The Silver Gauntlets won't fit a little kid like you if you try to equip them! I want you to be a good boy and give them to me! Ganondorf and his minions are using the Spirit Temple as a hideout. Only the Silver Gauntlets will allow me to sneak deep into the temple. Once there, I'm going to steal all the treasure inside and mess up their plans! How about it? Will you do it?
- (after Link agrees to get the Silver Gauntlets) Thanks, kid! You and I, let's give Ganondorf and his followers a big surprise, shall we?
- If you can successfully get the Silver Gauntlets... I'll do something great for you!
- Where are you taking me? Let me go! Link, get out of here! NOW!
- The Spirit Barrier is dispelled! Hurry up, kid!
- Kid, let me thank you. Heheheh... look what the little kid has become in the past seven years-- a competent swordsman! By the way... I really messed up... I was brainwashed by those old witches and used by Ganondorf to do his evil will... But isn't that funny? That a person like me could turn out to be the Sage of Spirit! And now, I'm going to fight them as one of the six Sages! Heh heh... I'm going to pay them back for what they did to me! Kid... No... Link, the Hero of Time! Instead of keeping my promise I made back then, I give you this Medallion!
- (after giving Link the Spirit Medallion) If only I knew you would become such a handsome man, I should have kept the promise I made back then...
- You! Who are you?! I am Ruto, Princess of the Zoras. What?! Are you saying my father asked you to come here to save me? I'd never ask anyone to do such a thing! "Letter in a Bottle?" I have no idea what you're talking about! My father is worried about me? I don't care! Anyway, I can't go home right now. And you... Get out of here! Understand?!
- Are you still hanging around here? I told you to go away! I'm OK. I've been going inside Lord Jabu-Jabu's belly since I was little, but... Lord Jabu-Jabu is very strange today... There are electrified jellyfish and strange holes around... On top of that, my precious stone was...but... That's none of your business! Anyway... You! Go home now! Understand?!
- You're that worried about me? Then I will give you the honor of carrying me! However...I won't leave until I find the thing I'm looking for. You'd better believe me!
- How inconsiderate! How could you leave me behind?! If you're a man, act like one! Take responsibility!
- That's it! That's what I've been looking for! Throw me up there! Onto the platform!
- Oh my goodness! I finally found... My mother's stone... I got very upset when Lord Jabu-Jabu swallowed it... While I was feeding him, he suddenly swallowed me! I was so surprised I dropped it inside... But, now that I've found it, I don't need to be in here anymore!
- So, take me home, right now!
- You...You're late! What took you so long? You're useless! I was just lonely, that's all... Just a little!!
- I was scared... A little! Just a little!!
- You! You looked cool...cooler than I thought you would, anyway... Just a little! Well, anyway, you saved me, so I guess I'll reward you. What do you wish? Just tell me...
- You mean the Spiritual Stone of Water, Zora's Sapphire, don't you?
- My mother gave it to me and said I should give it only to the man who will be my husband. You might call it the Zora's Engagement Ring! All right! I'll give you my most precious possession: Zora's Sapphire!
- Don't tell my father...
- Did my most precious possession help you in your quest? Heehee!
- Oh...you... If I'm right... Link?! You're Link, aren't you? It's me, your fiancée, Ruto! Princess of the Zoras! I never forgot the vows we made to each other seven years ago! You're a terrible man to have kept me waiting for these seven long years... But now is not the time to talk about love... I'm sure you've already seen it! Zora's Domain--totally frozen! A young man named Sheik saved me from under the ice... But my father and the other Zoras have not ...yet... I want to save them all! I want to save Zora's Domain! You! You have to help me! This is a request from me, the woman who is going to be your wife! Link, you have to help me destroy the evil monster in the Temple, OK?! Inside the Water Temple, there are three places where you can change the water level. I'll lead the way. Follow me, quickly!!
- Link... I would have expected no less from the man I chose to be my husband. Zora's Domain and its people will eventually return to their original state.
- [inside the chamber of Sages] And now I grant my eternal love to you. [Link steps back in shock]
- (after giving Link the Water Medallion) If you see Sheik, please give him my thanks... OK?
- The Water Barrier is dispelled! Hurry up!
Deku Tree[edit]
- Navi... Navi, where art thou? Come hither. Oh Navi, the fairy, listen to my words... The words of the Deku Tree... Dost thou sense it? The climate of evil is descending upon this realm. Malevolent forces even are now mustering at attack our land of Hyrule. For so long, the Kokiri Forest, the source of life, stood as a barrier, deterring outsiders and maintaining order of the world. But before this tremendous evil power, even my power is as nothing. It seems the time has come for the boy without a fairy to begin his journey. The youth whose destiny it is to lead Hyrule to the path of justice and truth. Navi, go now! Find our young friend and guide him to me. I do not have much time left. Fly, Navi, fly! The fate of the forest, nay, the world, depends upon thee!
- Verily, thou hast felt it.
- The time has come to test thy courage.
- Enter Link, and you too, Navi. Press C(up) to listen to Navi and her words of wisdom.
- Oh... Navi... Thou hast returned. Link... Welcome. Listen carefully to what I, the Great Deku Tree, am about to tell thee...
- Then enter, brave Link, and thou too, Navi. Navi the fairy, thou must aid Link. And Link, when Navi speaks, press C(up) and listen well to her words of wisdom.
- In the vast, deep forest of Hyrule... Long I have I served as the guardian spirit... I am known as the Deku Tree... The children of the forest, the Kokiri, live here with me. Each Kokiri has his or her own guardian fairy. However, thine is one boy who does not have a fairy…
Kaepora Gaebora[edit]
- Hey, over here! Hoo hoo! Link...Good to see you again! Listen to this! Hoot hoot....
- After going through the Lost Woods, you will come upon the Sacred Forest Meadow. That is a sacred place where few people have ever walked. Shhhh...What's that? I can hear a mysterious tune... You should listen for that tune too... Hoo hoo ho!
- If you are courageous, you will make it through the forest just fine... Just follow your ears and listen to the sounds coming from the forest! Hoot hoot!
- Hoo hoo! Did you learn an Ocarina song from Saria? That melody seems to have some mysterious power. There may be some other mysterious songs like this that you can learn in Hyrule.
- If you hold the Ocarina with (C) where a melody is necessary, a musical staff will appear. I recommend that you play a song you know. I also suggest that you play even when a score is not displayed. Just like this: Hoo hoo hoo hoot hoot hoot!
- Do you want to hear what I said again?
- Hoo hoot! Link... Look up here! It appears that the time has finally come for you to start your adventure! You will encounter many hardships ahead... That is your fate. Don't feel discouraged, even during the toughest times!
- Go straight this way and you will see Hyrule Castle. You will meet a princess there... If you are lost and don't know which way to go, look at the Map. The areas you have explored will be shown on the Map. Press START to enter the Subscreens and (Z) or (R) to find the Map. On the Map Subscreen, you will also see a flashing dot showing you which way you should go next.
- Did you get all that?
- All right then, I'll see you around! Hoot hoot hoot ho!
- Hey, Link! This way! The princess is inside the castle just ahead. Be careful not to get caught by the guards! Ho ho ho hoot!
- On this ground, time flows normally. But time stands still while you are in Lon Lon Ranch or in a town. If you want time to pass normally, you'll need to leave town. Well, well, which way are you going to go now? Hoo hoo hoot!
- Hoooo. You're a smart kid. Good luck, then. Hoo hoo.
- Hey, Link! Wait a second, friend! Beyond this point you'll find Kakariko Village. Have you seen the Princess of Hyrule? If not, I suggest you go to the castle.
- Hey, Link! Look over here! Beyond this point you'll find Kakariko Village. Watch your step! Hoot hoo!
- Link, you're the only one who can complete the quest ahead! You must do your best! Hoo!
- Link! Wait up, buddy! Hoo hoo! Head south from here to reach Lake Hylia's full, rich waters. If you go west, you'll find Gerudo Valley. There's a hideout of a gang of thieves on the other side of the valley. Well, you're free to go anywhere you want! Ho ho ho...hooo!
- No matter how hard it is, just don't get discouraged. Ho Ho Hoo!
- Beyond this point lies Lake Hylia. It is full of deep, pure water. The Zoras, who live all the way upstream, guard the sunken temple at the lake's bottom, as well as Zora's Fountain. If you want to confirm its location on the map, press START to switch to the Subscreens and (Z) or (R) to find the Map. All the places you have visited will be shown on the map. Ho hoo hoot!
- You've done well to come all the way up here, Link. This is the summit of the sacred Death Mountain! Hoot! It is said that the clouds surrounding this peak reflect the condition of Death Mountain. When they look normal, it is at peace. Climbing all the way up here just proves how smart you are! Now I want to see you make another smart move... The Great Fairy lives on this mountaintop, and she will give you a new skill! She is the leader of the fairies, you know. Hoo! I will perch here and wait for you. When you're ready to go back down, I can help you! Now, get going!
- Hoo hoot! Well, it looks like you've grown up a little from the Great Fairy's power... But you still don't really look like the hero who will save Hyrule. At least not yet! If you are going back down the mountain, I can lend you a wing. Come here and grab my talons! And hold on tight! Hoo hooooooot!
- Link! This way! Hoo hoo! I wonder what Saria is doing now? How about going back to the forest sometime?
- What are you doing? You've come a long way to get up here... You should look at the Map Subscreen sometimes. Link, this is a beautiful lake full of pure, clear water. At the lake bottom there is a Water Temple used to worship the water spirits. The Zoras are guardians of the temple. Hoo hoo. The Zoras come from Zora's Domain in northeast Hyrule. An aquatic race, they are longtime allies of Hyrule's Royal Family. I heard that only the Royal Family of Hyrule can enter Zora's Domain... Hoo hoo! I'm on my way back to the castle. If you want to come with me, hold on to my talons!
- I'm on my way back to the castle. If you want to come with me, hold on to my talons!
- Hoot hoot! Link, you look like you're getting more comfortable in your role as adventurer. I think Princess Zelda is waiting for you to visit her again. You already have the Goron's Ruby, don't you?
- Hoo hoo! Looks like you've gotten bigger and stronger already, Link! Just ahead lies Zora's Domain. The Zoras serve Hyrule's Royal Family by protecting this water source. Their door will not open for anyone except those who have some connection with the Royal Family. Let them hear the melody of the Royal Family! Hooo hoo hoooot!
- From now on, the future of all the people in Hyrule is on your shoulders. Maybe it's not my time anymore. Here is my last advice. Two witches inhabit this temple. In order to destroy them, turn their own magic power against them. Hoo hoot!
- I will continue to watch you... Hoo hoo hoo hoot!
Gossip Stones[edit]
- They say that there is a secret near the lone tree which is not far from the river in the northwest part of Hyrule Field.
- They say that there is a secret on the road that leads to Lake Hylia.
- They say that Biggoron's Sword is super sharp and will never break.
- They say that Medigoron didn't really think about his own size, so his store is really cramped.
- They say that Malon set the original record in the obstacle course of Lon Lon Ranch.
- They say that Malon of Lon Lon Ranch hopes a knight in shining armor will come and sweep her off her feet someday.
- They say that Ruto, the Zora Princess who is known for her selfish nature, likes a certain boy...
- They say that players who select the "HOLD" option for "Z TARGETING" are the real "Zelda players!"
- They say that there is a secret near a tree in Kakariko Village.
- They say that, contrary to her elegant image, Princess Zelda of Hyrule Castle is, in fact, a tomboy!
- They say that Princess Zelda's nanny is actually one of the Sheikah, who many thought had died out.
- They say that there is a man who can always be found running around in Hyrule Field.
- They say that it is against the rules to use glasses at the Treasure Chest Shop in Hyrule Castle Town Market.
- They say that the Chicken Lady goes to the Lakeside Laboratory to study how to breed pocket-sized Cuccos.
- They say that Gerudos sometimes come to Hyrule Castle Town to look for boyfriends.
- They say that the thief named Nabooru, who haunts this area, is a Gerudo.
- They say that if you get close to a butterfly while holding a Deku Stick in your hands, something good will happen.
- They say that you may find something new in dungeons that you have already finished.
- They say that Gerudos worship Ganondorf almost like a god.
- They say that there is a secret around the entrance to Gerudo Valley.
- They say that the owl named Kaepora Gaebora is the reincarnation of an ancient Sage.
- They say that strange owl, Kaepora Gaebora, may look big and heavy, but its character is rather lighthearted.
- They say that the horse Ganondorf rides is a solid black Gerudo stallion.
- They say that Ganondorf is not satisfied with ruling only the Gerudo and aims to conquer all of Hyrule!
- They say that the treasure you can earn in the Gerudo's Training Ground is not as great as you would expect, given its difficulty!
- They say that there is a switch that you can activate only by using the Spin Attack.
- They say that it's possible to find a total of 100 Gold Skulltulas throughout Hyrule.
- They say that when non-fairy folk enter the Lost Woods, they become monsters!
- They say that the small holes in the ground that you can find all over Hyrule make perfect breeding ground for bugs.
- They say that the Kokiri are always followed by small fairies.
- They say that one Kokiri has left the forest, but he is still alive!
- 4092 (Occasional Glitch)
Hyrule Villagers[edit]
- (when wearing mask) YEEEAAARGH What's your problem?
- I can't catch that Cucco!
- That's not my dog! How dare you mix my dog up with this mutt
- Young children shouldn't be walking the streets at night, go home and get to bed
- What?....oh...a customer?
- You heard about us from the guard at the death mountain gate? Well I'll have to give you a special discount then!
- Please with C. Please sell me something. Please, with C
- They say we Hylians have big ears in order to hear the voices of the gods...but I've never heard them!
- Man, I am SO bored... Things would sure be more interesting if there were more... troubles in the world... Hey, that's just between you and me, OK? Anyway, maybe we can let off some steam by breaking these jars.
- There's a lot going on in the castle right now. I can't allow even a dog to get into the castle!
- I'm late! I'm late! For a very important date!
Kakariko Villagers[edit]
- But these aren't real men, they just run around aimlessly
- Don't touch the graves, I'll tell Dampé
- Please rescue my cuccos, I have allergies which means I get goosebumps whenever I touch them. ~Chicken Lady
- This is surely Princess Zelda's handwriting! Well, let's see... Hmm...ok... (reading Zelda's Letter) "This is Link. He is under my orders to save Hyrule" Wa ha ha ha hah! What kind of funny game has our princess come up with now? OK. OK, all right. You can go up now... Just be careful, Mr. Hero! Wah hah ha ha hah! ~Death Mountain guard.
- They say that there is no medicine that can cure a fool... I guess that's true. ~Woman in the potion shop
- Oh! Oh-oh! C'mon! Come on! Come on! Come on! HOT!!! What a hot beat! WHOOOOAH! YEEEEAH! YAHOOO!!
- If you want the Spiritual Stone, why don't you go and clear out all the monsters from Dodongo's Cavern!
- (after giving Link the Fire Medallion) Don't forget... Now you and I are now true Brothers!
- The Fire Barrier is dispelled! Hurry up, Brother!
- Thank you, Brother! I really appreciate what you did. I thank you on behalf of the entire Goron race! You turned out to be a real man, just as I thought you would! By the way, I, the wild Darunia, turned out to be the great Sage of Fire! Isn't that funny, Brother? Well, this must be what they call destiny. Nothing has made me happier than helping you seal the evil away! Hey, Brother,take this! This a Medallion that contains the power of the fire spirits-- and my friendship!
Spiritual Stone Messages[edit]
- You received the Kokiri Emerald. This legend of the Kokiri is granted to you by the Deku Tree
- You received the Goron's Ruby, the second spiritual stone. Sworn Brother? You don't know what he means by this...
- You received the Zora's Sapphire, the final spiritual stone. Zora's engagement ring? You don't know what she means by this, but now you have all the spiritual stones. Go back to see Princess Zelda
- Princess Ruto got the spiritual stone! But why Princess Ruto?
- You received the Zora's Sapphire, Her most precious possession? You don't know what she's talking about, but you've collected two Spiritual Stones! Only one to go!
- The rising sun will eventually set, a newborn's life will fade. From sun to moon, moon to sun. Give peaceful rest to the living dead. ~Sun's Song Inscription
- Restless souls wander where they don't belong. Bring them calm with the Sun's Song. ~Sun's Song Message referring to the [ReDeads]
- Hi there, I'm the Deku Tree Sprout! ~Deku Tree Sprout
- I'm a talking door. ~Door [from text dump]
- This door is currently being refurbished. ~Note [from text dump]
- You know, If I was as good looking as you, I'd start another type of business! ~Poe Merchant
- ROWRRRRR ~Redead
- Hee Hee Hee Hee Hee... ~Poe
- Help me. I'm waiting for you inside Lord Jabu-Jabu's belly. --Ruto PS: Don't tell my father! ~Letter in a bottle
- I'm the wandering running man! I've run all over this land in search of true competitive spirit. I beat all my challengers, man and beast. You're an athletic guy, and you look like you might have a true killer instinct, too. Now that the bridge over Gerudo Valley is complete, I'm looking for a challenger to have a commemorative race against. ~Running Man
- Moooooooooo! What a nice song... It reminds me of the pasture... That song makes me feel so good, I can produce a lot of milk! ~Cow
- Have some of my refreshing and nutritious milk! ~Cow
- Ow-ow-ow! Please forgive me, Master! If I give you a clue, will you let me go? When you jump off a high cliff, if you hold (the control stick) forward, you will roll on the ground when you land, and won't get hurt from the fall. I can't guarantee it will work, though, if the cliff is really, really high. Hee hee. Well, try it if you're feeling bold. Wah ha hah!~ first Deku Scrub
- Go around! Go around and around and around! What fun! I'm so happy! I'm a music man who loves to go around and around! Go around and around! I'm trying to come up with a musical theme inspired by this windmill... going around and around and around!~ Windmill Man
- Heh heh... As promised, you keep the horse. However... I'll never let you leave this ranch!~ Ingo
- Saria wanted to see you... Did she find you already?~ Kokiri girl
The three goddesses hid the Triforce containing the power of the gods somewhere in Hyrule. The power to grant the wish of the one who holds the Triforce in his hands. If someone with a righteous heart makes a wish, it will lead Hyrule to a golden age of prosperity... If someone with an evil mind has his wish granted, the world will be consumed by evil...That is what has been told... So, the ancient Sages built the Temple of Time to protect the Triforce from evil ones.
That's right... The Temple of Time is the entrance through which you can enter the Sacred Realm from our world. But the entrance is sealed with a stone wall called the Door of Time. And, in order to open the door, it is said that you need to collect three Spiritual Stones.
And another thing you need...is the treasure that the Royal Family keeps along with this legend... The Ocarina of Time!
- The Light Barrier is dispelled! Hurry!
- Link... Wake up, Link, the chosen one... I am Rauru, one of the ancient Sages... Ages ago, we ancient Sages built the Temple of Time to protect the entrance to the Sacred Realm... This is the Chamber of Sages, inside the Temple of Light... The Temple of Light, situated in the very center of the Sacred Realm, is the last stronghold against Ganondorf's evil forces. The Master Sword--the evil-destroying sword that you pulled out of the Pedestal of Time-- was the final key to the Sacred Realm. Link... Don't be alarmed... Look at yourself...! (the camera zooms out to reveal a seventeen-year-old Link)
- Ancient Creators of Hyrule! Now open the sealed door and send the Evil Incarnation of Darkness into the void of the Evil Realm!!
- My role in the Princess's dream was to teach a melody to the one from the forest. This is an ancient melody passed down by the Royal Family. I have played this song for Princess Zelda as a lullaby ever since she was a baby... There is mysterious powers in these notes. Now listen carefully... (plays Zelda's Lullaby)
- (after teaching Link Zelda's Lullaby) If the castle soldiers find you, there will be trouble. Let me lead out of the castle. (in Hyrule Field) You brave lad... We must protect this beautiful land of Hyrule! Take a good look at that mountain. That is Death Mountain, home of the Gorons. They hold the Spiritual Stone of Fire. At the foot of Death Mountain, you will find my village: Kakariko. There is where I was born and raised. You should talk to some of the villagers ther before you go up Death Mountain. The song I just taught you has mysterious power. Only Royal Family members are allowed to learn this song. Remember, it will help you to prove your connection with the Royal Family. The Princess is waiting for you to return to the castle with stones. All right. We're counting on you! (she throws a Deku Nut and vanishes)
- (after giving Link the Shadow Medallion) Please look out for the Princess.
- Koume: Shoot, what a fresh kid! This time, we'll get serious, right, Kotake?
- Kotake: [with halos over their heads] Hey, Koume, what is that above your head?
- Koume: I don't know, but you have one over your head too, Kotake! But I'm only 400 years old!
- Kotake: And I'm just 380 years old!
- Koume: We're twins! Don't try to lie about your age!
- Kotake: You must have gone senile!
- Koume: Who are you calling senile? Is that how you treat your older sister?
- Kotake: We are twins! How can you be older?
- Koume: Keeeyaaah! How heartless you are!
- Kotake: How can you be so ungrateful?
- Koume: You're heartless!
- Kotake: You ungrateful... (they both fly up to Heaven)
- Both: I'll come back to haunt you!
- Kotake: (after Link enters the boss chamber, looking at him) Ho ho ho! Looks like someone is here, Koume.
- Koume: (also looking at Link) Hee hee hee! Looks like it, Kotake!
- Kotake: What an outrageous fellow he is, to intrude so bodly into our Temple. Ho ho ho!
- Koume: We should teach this outrageous fellow a lesson. Hee hee hee!
- Both: Oh, loyal minion... Destroy this intruder on our behalf! (they disappear)
- Nabooru: (after Link defeats the Iron Knuckle again) Unnnh... Where am I...?
- Kotake: (appears beside Nabooru) Well, well... Looks like she's back to normal... Koume...
- Koume: (also appears besides Nabooru) She's just a little girl, but she commands a lot of respect among the Gerudo, Kotake...
- Kotake: Maybe we should make her work for the great Ganondorf a little while longer! Ho ho ho!
- Koume: Then we should brainwash her again! Hee hee hee! (their hands glow red/ blue and shoot them at Nabooru, who screams and vanishes)
- Both: Look at that stupid kid! He came on his own to offer himself as a sacrifice for the great Ganondorf...
- Koume: With my flame, I will burn him to the bone!
- Kotake: With my frost, I will freeze him to his soul!
- Goron: (after Link defeated King Dodongo and received Goron's Ruby) You did great! Hey, how about a big Goron hug, Brother? [group of Gorons starts walking toward Link with arms outstretched]
- Link: Aaaaaaaahhhhhh! (he runs up Death Mountain)
- Navi: Great Deku Tree, I'm back.
- Great Deku Tree: Oh... Navi... Thou hast returned. Link... Welcome. Listen carefully to what I, the Great Deku Tree, am about to tell thee... Thy slumber these past moons have been restless, and full of nightmares... As the servants of evil gain strength, a vile climate pervades the land, and causes nightmares to those sensitive to it... Verily, thou hast felt it... Link, the time has come to test thy courage... I have been cursed... I need you to break the curse with your wisdom and courage... Dost thou have courage enough to undertake this task?
- Link: Yes.
- Great Deku Tree: (opening his mouth) Then enter, brave Link, and thou too, Navi. Navi the fairy, thou must aid Link. And Link, when Navi speaks, press C(up) and listen well to her words of wisdom.


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So, I said some time ago that I would post on this book, The University in Ruins. It is taking me ages to read, so you may hear from me on this topic more than once. I am just starting chapter 8 (of 12).
First, a few minor things. One impressive thing about this book is that Bill Readings died in the midst of writing it and a pal completed it. That is one impressive friendship. And, a good reminder that a community of thinkers is key to all of us. And, certainly to Shimer. Also, Readings has taught in the US (at Syracuse) and in Canada. So, yes, he is binational!
Second: the book's premise is very intriguing. The main thesis is that the university (in its modern form) was created in a way that was inextricably linked to the nation state, and thus as the nation state has declined (in the face of, say, the rise of multinational corporations), the role of universities in instantiating national culture has . . . . disappeared. What has replaced it? The ubiquitous, but empty, quest for excellence. Here, excellence is basically not defined and vacuous.
This makes more sense to me than I want to admit. Everywhere one looks, one sees mission statements and vision statements aspiring to excellence. There are no modifiers to the word -- and thus the excellence can seem empty. It is unspecific. Excellence in dentistry (something I value) and excellence in the humanities (another value of mine) and excellence in . . . . . traffic control and . . . . you name it, we want excellence. No one strives for mediocrity (obviously) but can we all be excellent? In a world where excellence has come to substitute for much else, perhaps.
Readings argument includes attention to crucial texts like Humboldt and Kant on education as well as the creation of German, English and US universities. I find the book very smart (though I am reading Readings very slowly -- just had to say that). I like it perhaps because I come across statements I might have made myself. For example:
"University mission statements, like their publicity brochures, share two distinctive features nowadays. On the one hand, they all claim that theirs is a unique educational institution. On the other hand, they all go on to describe this uniqueness in exactly the same way." (Readings, The University in Ruins, Harvard University Press, p. 12).
I will write more on this later -- but here we have the pressure toward sameness ensured by markey capitalisms of some sorts -- and the pressure to differentiate ensured by that same market capitalism -- congealed into a very big challenge for all of us, including Shimer. A key is not to claim uniqueness where it is not, and to make uniqueness comprehensible where is is. Hmmm.
Responses? More later!
Meanwhile, here is a review of the book that emphasizes the way the vacuousness of excellence comes with the emptyng and equating of marginalized people (such that all are somehow alike. Here, Readings goes for the notion of singularity rather than the subject. And, in the book he also takes on the role of Cultural Studies.) Here is a response from Gerald Graff whose work Readings takes on. And here is a summary on vimeo just in case reading Readings is not on your immediate agenda.


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Disaster! Luckily, she'd packed some backups and we were soon on our way, but pretty annoyed by such a weird theft! We let the super friendly hotel staff know and then wandered down to the marina to board our boat, the Poseidon. We were pretty thrilled about our choice of boat pretty quickly - it was a terrific outfit, had complimentary muffins and milo when we boarded and once we were away we found out our snorkelling guide for the day was an awesome Dutch marine biologist.
We made the hour-long ride to our first stop on the outer reef and there were a few green faces around - despite heading out on a huge, fast cat, it was still pretty choppy! What surprised both of us was how choppy it was on the reef once we jumped into the water! There was lots of flying up and down, and a lot of the tall one holding onto the small Australian so she didn't get pulled away by the rather strong current!
The reef, unsurprisingly, was amazing and every bit as good as you might imagine. We were amongst the first in the water and so were some of the lucky few to catch a superb view of a couple of reef sharks chasing a giant trevally. Incredible! Throughout the three spots we visited on the day we spotted an incredible amount of gorgeously coloured fish, a school of luminescent squid, giant clams and all sorts of coral - it was pretty amazing. And interestingly enough, it was kinda cold out there, certainly cold enough for the small one to use a wetsuit for most of the day!
While travelling between our snorkelling spots, our marine biologist guide gave talks on all the different kinds of species we were seeing and the ecology of the area - that was a great bonus to the trip. As was the lunch! The crew put up a huge amount of fresh seafood, meat and salad - absolutely delicious. After an 8am departure, we pulled back into Port Douglas around 4pm, having completed one of the best adventures of the world tour. Even if it doesn't look like we were enjoying it in the photos! Hint - it's possible to smile while wearing a snorkel, even if it feels weird. It's highly recommended, otherwise you might end up looking like us!
After chilling out at the apartment, we wandered back into town for the evening. It was a big night - the first State of Origin game was on! This is the biggest series in the Australian rugby league calendar where NSW take on Queensland for the annual grudge match, and so of course all the proud Queenslanders had decked the pubs out in the Queensland colours. We watched the first half at the Court House Hotel, which was all rather enjoyable. We'd spent a while deliberating our excellent options for dinner and at half time thought we should head out and get fed. Alas, that was 9pm and almost every kitchen was closed. Food fail! We ended up taking the only option around (or so we thought) and had pizza at the quietest bar in town!
Thursday, being our last full day in the area, we decided to hire a car again and see a bit more of the surrounding area. One of the top rated places to go in this part of the world is the Mossman Gorge National Park, so we drove straight there and did a smallish walk around part of the rainforest. All the way up to the park, signs warning of the scary cassowary are present - this is somewhat like an Emu, but looks far more prehistoric, hsa poisonous spurs behind its feet and can be aggressive! Scary! However, they're sadly endangered - there are only 1500 in the wild here, so the likelihood of running into one is low. Nevertheless, Erin made sure she kept a steady amount of other walkers between her an the potential cassowary to avoid possible attack! Clever, right?
It might have scary birds, but it's one of the 'safe' places for swimming in the area - all other rivers and beaches north of here carry the risk of bumping into a crocodile - so we planned to come back to the gorge in the afternoon. But first, we were off to intentionally bump into some crocs. With our car hire, we'd received a free pass for Bruce Belcher's
Crocodile Cruise on the Daintree River. Bruce, as it turns out, owns a
lovely piece of land along the Daintree and runs boat tours out of his
back yard - and rather fantastic ones at that. We were lucky enough to
score Bruce himself as our guide and within a few minutes he'd pulled up
at the preferred sunbathing spots for a bunch of crocs.
Bruce is one of those fabulous no-nonsense Queenslanders and subdued the heckling arising from the ranks of the elderly bus group from country NSW (no joke!) with great adeptness, throwing the focus onto his beloved scaly neighbours. He sprouted data on each creature we saw, with names, backstories and preferred hang-out locations. Like many around the area, he also liked to dispel (to a certain degree) the idea that these guys are ridiculously dangerous. He told us a great story about a poor guy who had decided to commit suicide several years back, by jumping into the Daintree and waiting to become dinner. He tried this for about a month before giving up. He'd suffered exposure, snake bites and malnutrition but just didn't seem interesting enough to the crocs. Having said that, Bruce definitely does not go roaming about on the banks or in the water, for rather sensible reasons!
One of the reasons this suicide attempt failed may be that not all the crocs in this region are quite big enough to polish off a human for lunch. Maybe they just had better taste? Unlike the Northern Territory, there aren't a huge amount of crocodile attacks in this region, although the advice is generally to stay out of their way - we'll take it!
After polishing off our complimentary pie that came with the boat tour we drove back to Mossman Gorge to take a dip in the afternoon sun. There are some simply gorgeous swimming spots in the National Park and the access area was peppered with a reasonable amount of other water-seekers. With the beautifully clear water travelling down from higher ranges, you could say it was pretty chilly. You could also say that it was too much so for the small Australian, and if you did, you'd be right! It certainly didn't stop Justyn from exploring the waterway!
We rolled back into town and returned our car before setting out for another evening adventure in Port Douglas. Following previous mistakes, we'd settled on sampling the cuisine at Bistro 3 which sported one of the nicest looking menus in town (a title that was pretty hard - there was so much good stuff on offer!) but first went for a drink at another spot, Salsa.
This was another great location, and one we wished we'd tried earlier - especially when the waitstaff told us they open later than all the other restaurants in town! We had some rather delicious cocktails designed for the currently running Port Douglas Carnivale (to be fair, it's not much of a festival - it was meant to ramp up that weekend, but we'd really seen little evidence of it in town!) before taking a wander through the park on the point at sunset. We found loads of people enjoying a picnic and a bottle of wine at this rather picturesque spot...that we discovered on our last day! Oh well, next time!
We wandered over the road to enjoy our rather delicious 'trio of beef' and some awesome raw tuna and called it an evening, ready to board the bus and plane in the morning and return to Sydney.


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Video: Michelle rips Rosie, kinda sorta, on "The Big Story"
posted at 6:12 pm on March 30, 2007 by Allahpundit
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She told me this afternoon she was going to be on to talk about Unstable Mabel, which I figured would mean a segment equal in explosive outraged power to a thousand Pretty Vicious Rants and Important Action Alerts. Not so; she was mellow, which tends to happen for whatever reason on Gibby's show.
Still a nice blast, though. Just not as much TNT as usual.
She'll be on O'Reilly tonight, too. I'm not sure what the topic is, but if it's Rosie again I suspect we'll see a mushroom cloud this time.
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Breaking on Hot Air
Report: Kushner wanted to set up secret communications channel with the Kremlin
"Everything is in play": White House shake-up coming soon — and legal team may start vetting Trump's tweets
Hillary Clinton still blames her problems on a vast right-wing media conspiracy
Mellow Michelle.
Rick on March 30, 2007 at 6:20 PM
Darth Executor on March 30, 2007 at 6:20 PM
That was pretty mild for MM.
I emailed ABC and explained that I am going to contact all the company's who advertise on "the view".
Does anyone know how to git a list without actually having to suffer watching the show?
csdeven on March 30, 2007 at 6:24 PM
I know what happened! She's still drinking that microwave faux coffee!
MM, stop by Starbucks and pickup a Venti House or double espresso on the way to the studio tonight. That'll get the blood flowing!
TheBigOldDog on March 30, 2007 at 6:26 PM
Not so; she was mellow, which tends to happen for whatever reason on Gibby's show.
That's because John Gibson has a natural calming effect on his surroundings. John Gibson can also calm raging seas and jittery squirrels. (Why should Fred have all the meme fun?)
Michelle still got in plenty of body blows on Rosie and ABC, though.
ReubenJCogburn on March 30, 2007 at 6:27 PM
"Jumped the Shark"?
I think Rosie's gone done and jumped the whole darn aquarium and must have landed on her head.
G-man on March 30, 2007 at 6:29 PM
I don't think she reflects the views of a lot of women; just the off-the-deep-end ones; and *they're* the ones who sit in the audience to watch 'the freak show'. I predict that at the end of this season, Rosies going to 'leave the show to pursue other artistic endeavors'.
Dennis Miller hit the nail on the head at the start of his radio show today. Rosie is trying to get fired. She is probably on a fixed salary deal, the ratings of the show are up, she wants a percentage, they aren't giving it to her, so she is trying to get fired. His show is available at the westwood one site for download, it was pretty much at the start of the show.
crosspatch on March 30, 2007 at 6:36 PM
I wonder if honestly Rosie isn't just really, really scared and the way she has dealt with it is to convince herself that the Bogey Man doesn't really exist, instead, it was just this President, who will be gone soon and so will the danger…. Juts a though. Of coarse, she could be just plain crazy (um, I mean mentally ill).
TheBigOldDog on March 30, 2007 at 6:36 PM
I heard , read somewhere that she ( Rosie ) should
stay right where she is to bring attention to just how
whacky these libs have become.
Any thoughts ? ? ?
Texyank on March 30, 2007 at 6:41 PM
I think the collective IQ of "The View" audience is less than 90. Although, I can't figure out if the audience claps on cue for Rosie or if they are responding to the "Applause" sign in the studio. Either way it's pretty scary that these people are allowed to vote, or even drive for that matter.
silenced majority on March 30, 2007 at 6:45 PM
Rosie is trying to get fired.
Maybe she should hook up with Mr. Slave from Southpark.
silenced majority on March 30, 2007 at 6:48 PM
Why is it stopping right before MM speaks? At least for me.
CrimsonFisted on March 30, 2007 at 6:49 PM
Rosie should stay on the View and be allowed to say anything that she wishes. Those offended by her 9/11 denial should be free to avoid doing business with any companies that support the broadcast with their advertising dollars.
Should the View not present a physics professor to explain that the collapse of WTC7 is consistent with and likely caused by demolition charges, then Rosie should admit either that no such professor exists or that ABC is censoring her and that her continued employment is evidence that she values her salary more than the truth.
rw on March 30, 2007 at 6:51 PM
We should boycott these companys,
If people would put there money where thier mouth is, we could boycott these things and she would be gone!
kara26 on March 30, 2007 at 6:57 PM
joy needs to go also
kara26 on March 30, 2007 at 6:59 PM
"Does anyone know how to git a list without actually having to suffer watching the show?
csdeven on March 30, 2007 at 6:24 PM"
I called ABC a couple of days ago, got the run around and was told somneone would call me back…still waiting. I will watch the show with the volume turned off next week and get the name of the sponsors if no one comes up with a list.
CCRWM on March 30, 2007 at 7:00 PM
Why is it stopping right before MM speaks? At least for me.
CrimsonFisted on March 30, 2007 at 6:49 PM
It stuttered several times for me, but I just left it alone until it ran through once, and the second time it ran fine.
ReubenJCogburn on March 30, 2007 at 7:02 PM
Same Same Same.
Sorry…International Coffee give me gas.
The Ugly American on March 30, 2007 at 7:04 PM
Jumped the Shark? Hell looks like she damn well ate the shark!
redshirt on March 30, 2007 at 7:07 PM
Michelle is right on. Rosie has jumped the shark! Instead of a physicist (actually, a structural engineer might be more informative) the View needs to ask a psychiatrist to "interview" the nutty one…
Zorro on March 30, 2007 at 7:08 PM
Ran well this time. I don't think Rosie is doing this to angle for a percentage. She is clearly delusional. She believes this stuff.
CrimsonFisted on March 30, 2007 at 7:14 PM
Rosie is catching up in the votes for jumping the shark.
F15Mech on March 30, 2007 at 7:23 PM
Look at the bottom scroll:
"Laxative-laced doughnuts" ?
AtomicAmish on March 30, 2007 at 7:31 PM
It's a different audience in the 4-o'clock hour than the 7-o'clock hour (sue me; I'm a CDT John Doe). John Gibson is the bridge between the all-business Neil Cavuto and the all-politics Brit Hume and gang. O'Reilly starts off the prime-time looniness (well, you could make the case that it actually starts with Shepard "Crash" Smith).
If Rosie goes, the moonbats will wail about censorship and
"see what happens when you criticize the administration," and rant about how our civil rights are being stripped away from us. Because, as we all know, it all comes back to Boooooooooooosh!
Mallard T. Drake on March 30, 2007 at 7:35 PM
Well hell, it is depressing.
Not because "Unstable Mabel" spouts crazy conspiracy nonsense on a regular basis, but because she (along with Behar) regularly receives applause, and not scorn, derision and rejection that a rational population would heap upon her for trying to foist the insane ramblings of the 9/11 truther and BDS fever swamps upon the rest of the population.
It's a sign of just how stupid, paranoid and conspiracy-addled a good portion of this country has become recently.
Citizen Duck on March 30, 2007 at 7:36 PM
I see it this way.
Rosie is the media representive of the "nutroots".
Michelle is the media representive of us.
I think we win.
I want to give a shout out to Arthur Herbert Fonzarelli.
"Jump the Shark" is such a great concept.
eeyore on March 30, 2007 at 8:22 PM
I have just seen Michelle on the Factor with the Huff & Puffster.
In the opening segment O'Reilly was describing the "Tony Snow Hate Mail" from the nutroots.
I have seen the Michelle Malkin "death stare".
Thank you. It means a lot to me.
Odd that after yesterday's blog post in which she said that the British "did it on purpose", in her conspiracy theorist rant about the hostage situation she posts this total old news fluff… Sad when you have to mask your shameful behavior… with slightly less shameful and embarassing behavior
(*BONUS* The clip even has her saying "Ching Chong")
Now for my conspiracy theory… She's trying to go further and further over the top, hoping to get fired because she's in talks to get her own show. In fact I want to say I heard something a few months back, about her having offers or something… Of course as I've noted, she's mainstreaming Trutherism, a "movement" that I predict will grown exponentially, not because it should, but because most Americans are idiots and/or lazy, which means they will be easily drawn in by the "questions" raised by Truthers, and not spend the time to learn that those questions are based on lies put forth by the people asking them, others have very simple answers, while others have complex answers. Anyway, I honestly think Rosie may be trying to get fired because she has some other opportunity out there. Like that episode of Seinfeld where the Mets were supposed to hire George, but he had to get fired from the Yankees, so he tried to go out in a big way. I can't remember all of his attempts, outher than putting on Babe Ruth's old uniform and eating strawberries in a meeting, making a mess all over the the clothes.
RightWinged on March 30, 2007 at 8:58 PM
I thought Michelle did very well. Sometimes the mellow approach is the best one. Michelle looks lovely in pink.
Glynn on March 30, 2007 at 9:04 PM
We should boycott these companys,
If people would put there money where thier mouth is, we could boycott these things and she would be gone!
kara26 on March 30, 2007 at 6:57 PM
Not NASCAR! That's Madness! That's Blasphemy!
PinkyBigglesworth on March 30, 2007 at 9:22 PM
O'Donnell is a mouthpiece for Disney. Can a show, ala Bill Maher, be far behind?
pocomoco on March 30, 2007 at 9:32 PM
It could happen if people just quit watching her show
Reaps on March 30, 2007 at 10:16 PM
ABC allows Rosie to spout because that's what the corporate leadership believes in the board room.
Rosie lied and truth died.
Mojave Mark on March 30, 2007 at 11:40 PM
CCRWM on March 30, 2007 at 7:00 PM
Ahhhhh. Turn the sound off. Good idea!
csdeven on March 31, 2007 at 12:31 AM
I think ABC leaves her on primarily for the ratings…not because they necessarily agree with what she is saying. But to "condone" what she says for ratings is shameful.
I will agree with MM that I find it disturbing that after Rosie says something, there is considerable applause in the studio audience. But I think it's more just because they love Rosie, and will cheer for just about whatever she says. I'm not sure they believe most of the crap she's spewing, but I could be mistaken.
I've said this on a few other HA boards, but I really think Rosie WANTS to be fired over something like this, and will keep pushing the envelope until she is canned.
asc85 on March 31, 2007 at 10:04 AM
Can someone give me the phone number or email address that I can contact ABC? I couldn't find it on their website, but I did find this gem. On a mug that features the ladies of the View (although why they'd want to put Rosie on anything remotely connected to food is beyond me) there's this warning:
California residents please be advised, as per the Prop. 65 Warning: The colored artwork or designs used on this product contains lead and/or cadmium, a chemical known to the State of California to cause birth defects and other reproductive harm.
bookwurm322 on March 31, 2007 at 12:11 PM
think the collective IQ of "The View" audience is less than 90. Although, I can't figure out if the audience claps on cue for Rosie or if they are responding to the "Applause" sign in the studio. Either way it's pretty scary that these people are allowed to vote, or even drive for that matter.
silenced majority on March 30, 2007 at 6:45 PM
Only because EH is there to raise it by half.
opusrex on March 31, 2007 at 1:06 PM
I can't post on the PM debunk thread for some reason, so this is close enough.
I'm no physicist, but I am a structural engineer. (/toungue in cheek)
Just a little more realism to throw in the mix. The formula to check the load at which a column buckles was codified by Euler (search Euler column buckling if you like.) It goes like this:
P= (pi)^2 * E * I /(L^2)
E (Young's modulus) is a physical constant of steel which is temperature dependant. I (moment of inertia) is a physical section property of whatever steel member is being investigated, and L is the length of the member between points which brace it from lateral translation.
Quickly: steel softens (read: E goes down) pretty quickly under heat, long before it melts, which is mentioned in the PM article. Secondly, note that the strength of the member is inversely proportion to the square of the length of the member. I promise to stop boring you soon.
The L for a column is almost invariably the distance between floors. When, say, an airplane comes in and takes out even one floor, the length is doubled, which cuts the available capacity by a factor of 4. That's bad. Then fire drops the stiffness of the steel, and the situation becomes even worse.
The amazing thing is that the buildings stayed up at all. The WTC towers had a highly unusual structural system–tightly spaced columns at the perimeter. The architect was reportedly very afraid of heights, and preferred the narrow slot windows and relatively massive structure as he felt it would give a sense of security to the occupants.
The tubular nature of the "tree columns" that we used at the WTC gave it a unique ability to redistribute force even with the loss of a fair number of perimter load bearing elements. I believe I read that only four tall buildings in the entire US have a similar structural system.
You would, frankly, have to be a moron of sizeable proportions to select the WTC as your target if you knew anything about its structural system. Arguably, controlled demolition requres such intimate knowledge of structural behavior to have understood that the WTC's were a poor target. I don't care enough about the truther arguments to have ascertained what exactly they think was brought down by controlled demo, but even targeting the towers with planes was a bad idea, structurally.
The down side to all this is that a similar attack on probably most any other tall building would lead to immediate collapse or rapid progressive collapse, a la the Murrah Building.
TexasDan on March 31, 2007 at 8:37 PM


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#21 Sun 10 Oct 04 5:23am
Re: Foodology
Hi LadyRed,
If you ever get a chance to try the Pozole , let me know how it turned out.
Things in Miami are good. We are just starting the beginning of high season (our busy part of the year). Things are picking up at a quick and even pace. Keeping busy. Hurricane season is over at the end of this month (October). We are all looking forward to that!! This year has been really "active" with the hurricanes.
Deep autum in Vienna. That sounds lovely. I miss the changing of the seasons here in Miami (the tropics). Here in Miami, it's pretty much hot and humid throughout the year, except for the months of Nov-Mar, where we get what people call paradise weather (temperatures between 60's-70's, more or less. I do miss the cold sometimes, wearing hoodies, warm ups, sweaters, jackets......
Yes, foie is expensive, for special occasions or when you want "treat" yourself. I work at a place that brings it fairly regularly, and it's amazing the twists we come up with.....whether it's horsdeouvres, apps., entrees, dessert, etc. I enjoy working with it.
The blue potaotes have a bit of a starchy taste, but really good. I enjoy then sauteed, after being blanched with shallots, garlic, soft herbs, deglaze with a bit of either rice wine vinegar or dry white wine (to give them a bit of a kick), then finish with good butter, and season with salt and freshly ground black pepper. mmmmmmmmm...
Take care LadyRed.
Kind Regards,
Mary In Miami
#22 Sun 10 Oct 04 9:01am
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Re: Foodology
Hi LadyRed...here's a great Malay dish you have to try...it's a meal in itself,very yummy and flavourful indeed...it's called Mee Soto,a common dish you can find in Singapore hawker centres
A 1.5kg chicken
6cups cold water
600gm fresh thick egg noodles
300gm beansprouts,tails removed
Grind in a blender: 1.5 tbsp toasted coriander seeds,1 tsp toasted cumin seeds,1 tsp toasted fennel seeds,1 stalk sliced lemon grass (use lower end only),1 thick slice peeled ginger,4 candlenuts, 8-10 shallots and 1tsp toasted whitepepper corns.
Garnish: chopped spring onion and coriander, potato cutlets (boil and mash potato,season with pepper,salt,beaten egg, chopped coriander and finely chopped garlic, form cutlets with wet hands, deep fry in hot oil till golden and crisp,drain well).
Dipping Sauce: sliced chillies mixed in lime juice,sugar and thick dark soy sauce
Put whole chicken,ground spice paste,water and some salt in a large pot, boil for 90-120 minutes till chicken is cooked.
Remove chicken,shred meat to use in soup,keep bones in freezer for boiling soup again.
Check seasoning in stock,set aside.
Cook noodles and scald beansprouts in hot water.
Put noodles in a bowl, sprinkle beansprouts and shredded chicken over. Add hot stock over,top with potato cutlet and garnishing,serve with dipping sauce.
Hope you like it.
#23 Sun 10 Oct 04 9:02am
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Re: Foodology
Oh shoot...that was supposed to be for the Asian food topic! I opened so many windows and confused myself...oh well...
#24 Sat 16 Oct 04 9:22am
Re: Foodology
This recipe for curing foie is relatively simple. The taste is gorgeous; you'll get a sweet and savoury effect.
Take about a 3-4 pound piece of foie gras and remove the main vein. With a pair of tweezers try removing the rest of the impurities, small veins throught (as many as you possibly can). Let foie stand at room temperature until it becomes pliable.
You will roll foie gras into small cylinder type logs with your hands. Either break pieces with hands or cut with a knife. Make sure that the logs are fairly even in size. Each log will be placed on pieces of cheese cloth / muslin and rolled up tightly. Make sure you tie each end with a string. You should get about 6-7 logs, more or less.
In a deep pan place the foie gras logs next to each other and on top. Cover with Grand Marnier liquor (cover completely, making sure that none of the foie gras rolls are exposed). Place in the refrigerator and leave for at least 1 whole day or 2.
2.5 pounds kosher salt
2.5 pounds brown sugar
1 cup orange zest
1 cup grapefruit zest
3/4 lemon zest
3/4 lime zest
2 cups fresh coarsely cracked black pepper
Combine all ingredients in a large bowl. Make sure that you have a couple of deep pans available. Remove the logs of foie from the Grand Marnier container (the reason these rolls have to be "tight", is so they can hold their shape) and set on a sheet pan. Take a little bit of the Grand Marnier that the foie was soaking in and put it the bowl with the rest of the curing ingredients. You want just enough to make it moist.....not too much. Place some of this mixture on the bottoms of the deep pans. Place the logs of foie gras on top of the mixture, side by side, just flat (none on top). After you have accomodated the foie logs, pack the rest of the mixture on top of the rolls. Press down gently making sure that all of the logs are completely covered. You want to cure these for 3-4 days. On the second day, take the pans out , rotate the foie logs, and cover again with mixture. Leave in fridge until 3rd or 4th day.
Remove all curing mixture from around the foie logs. The smell of it will be beautiful (the citrus zest and Grand Marnier). Remove muslin with sharp paring knife, carefully, as to maintain the cylinder shape. Slice very thinly. You'll immediately see the curing process (the darker outer edges), with a beautful pink inside. Put this on a butter fried crouton , toast point..................oh my goodness, delicious.....hard to describe. You'll just have to try it. Enjoy!
#25 Mon 18 Oct 04 1:38pm
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Re: Foodology
Dont ever put risotto in a mickywave r u mad r just need to go to college??
#26 Tue 19 Oct 04 4:21am
Re: Foodology
If you like sweet breads, this is a cool little suggestion I tried the other day. It's simple, but really tastey. If you like the way it sounds let me know and I'll give you the full recipe.
Fried Veal Sweet Breads with Tomato - Herb Mayo, Micro Greens, and Pickled Red Onion
Take care!
#27 Tue 19 Oct 04 3:40pm
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Re: Foodology
Hi Mary,
thanks for the suggestion, but sweetbreads is not really one of my favourits (and that's only putting it nicely ;-) I had them only once and didn't like them at all, no idea if they were prepared incorrectly but it put me off nontheless...
How are things going in Miami?
ciao + cu ;-)
#28 Tue 19 Oct 04 7:17pm
Re: Foodology
No worries. It doesn't hurt to ask. I didn't know too much about them until a good friend of my Parent's from Mexico , made them on the BBQ. He had a special way of BBQing them. Everyone raved. I wanted to see what all the comotion was about, so I tried them, and indeed they were good. I asked him to show mw step by step on how to prepare them (clean them, etc..)............and that was that....
Everything is great here in Miami. Hope everything is smooth in Vienna. Take care!
Ciao, Ciao
#29 Tue 19 Oct 04 8:47pm
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Re: Foodology
Willow....do you have the recipe for the lemon and thyme risotto dish that you mentioned on page 1 of this thread? Thanks!
#30 Tue 26 Oct 04 10:26am
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Re: Foodology
I think I just died and went straight to heaven **big smile**
Well no, actually we had the grilled beef tenderloin with foie-butter sauce and some truffeled potato gratin and harricoverts (sp?). But the result was as near heaven as possible ;-) And as it was your recipe I looked in the celler for a wine from USA and found a great Beringer 1992, Meritage which went great with it.
Thanks again for sharing the recipe (BTW just changed the sauce a bit --> deglased with cognac)
hope everything is well in Miami!


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after a week of many emails and evening conversations over the phone i decided to buy his straw machine.
1.unit came with the manifold,hoses.hot plate, DVD and case of straws in one box! (Friday)
2.heat sealer was going to be shipped the following day.( received it Tuesday)
after speaking with Wayne over the phone prior to the order i kinda had an idea of the operation but reviewing the DVD was very helpful! (jumping ahead-- after making about 100 straws i watched the DVD again which was helpful and recommended)
UN packed the unit Friday night and was chumping at the bit to get started. i had a heat sealer out in the shop that i tried first on the straws and it was not large enough to seal the straw tips (glad i tried it on empty straws before i took the time to set up the whole process which takes about 10-15 min.) so i called Wayne and told him what unit i had and he confirmed that it was to small of a unit. i needed 2x the wattage!
Tuesday rolls around sealers in..
when out to the sun room, set up the hot plate, placed a jar of honey in the pot ,heated it up 125 (Honey), loaded the manifold with straws,primed the squeeze bulb and started to filled the straws!
After about 50 straws u will get the hang of it.
since i had it in operation i only made straws for a total of 3 hours and 3 occurrences!
i am to new to report (i would think i would need 20 hrs. or so behind the machine to give you a full report!)
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1. when u decide to make straws-- MAKE STRAWS! i made mine in my un heated sun room, when i got distracted and had to leave for the room the honey cools in the manifold,the primer bulb and its lines so it was hard to get started again!
2. when you are finished filling straws for the day drain the system while the honey is still warm.
communication has been positive so far with the maker. in fact he even called me while i was making them to ask me if all was going well! he returned all my e mails which he promised in the beginning he would do which means alot to me.
i been a beekeeper for year and a half but been retailing honey at a farm market for sometime now. i been paying between .14-.18 cents per stick wholesale now i can make my own with my honey.
i been researching honey straws filling devices before with bad communication with the owner of one in particular machine few years back and another one that wanted 8k for a mechine..this system is the most reasonable by far. i tried to make one in the past and it failed! this unit took the guess work out of figuring out how to make one.
i will post some pictures in a bit. i made about 600 sticks so far. the only thing that sucks it trimming them but i am getting better at it.
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