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Slowly but surely, Mike Petke's plan is coming together.
Back-to-back late-game meltdowns on the road cast an ominous cloud over the New York Red Bulls season and erased whatever gains they had garnered in those two matches. After all, New York scored four goals in two matches while controlling long periods of play against both Portland and San Jose. That is an impressive achievement in and of itself.
Still, they couldn't get out of their own way to achieve a positive result. With the Timbers, their pressing style evaporated after 45 minutes but gave a glimpse of what the team was capable of accomplishing. In San Jose, they played an ideal road tactic, nearly lulling the Earthquakes to sleep for 80 minutes en route to three points before their infamous Roy Miller fueled implosion.
Sunday at Red Bull Arena, they overwhelmed D.C. United for a full 90 minutes but once again failed to drive the final nail in the coffin.
Was it a disappointing result for the team? Absolutely. But there were major improvements that suggest Petke's system is taking shape.
"When you don't give good players like (Chris) Pontius and (Dwayne) De Rosario time on the ball, that's the key to being very successful defensively," midfielder Dax McCarty noted. "It was almost kind of reminiscent of how Barcelona tries to win the ball back. It was immediate pressure as soon as we turn the ball over. It's a commitment to defend that we haven't seen much in the past."
"Overall, no more than I can say then I am proud of the team," fellow midfielder Tim Cahill said. "I'm proud of what Mike (Petke) is trying to do. This is going to develop over the season and I hope personally that people can see the progression over time."
They already are. Though the result wasn't exactly what New York wanted it to be, there were many positives to take from the match. "Obviously I'm not happy with the result," Petke said, "but it's one of those moments that this coaching staff came back in and said 'Alright, forget about the result for one second and tell me if you liked what you saw' and we liked what we saw."
A mutual agreement to allow the struggling Roy Miller to travel to Costa Rica early and join his national team allowed Petke the freedom to tinker with his lineup. Markus Holgersson, who has been a standout defender during training the past few weeks, retook his starting position alongside Olave. Career left back Heath Pearce was once again thrust to the wing, book-ending the back-line with Brandon Barklage.
"Listen, I've said it many times: in a perfect world I'd want consistency," Petke said. "The same guys playing every week. But I'm not going to sacrifice for something like consistency early in the season if I don't like what I see. I'm willing to make changes."
It seems like the rookie head coach may have stumbled onto an answer. His new foursome controlled the rhythm of the play, did well to disrupt DC and held their rivals to four shots on goal.
"We played really tight," Holgersson noted. "We set our high press on them, and they only had really two chances. We did a really good job defensively…Communication was perfect. We helped each other. We know (Olave) is really strong…I tried to pick up the pieces and then if I go, he helped me, so it was good. And it's good to play with Heath and Brandon also. They are smart players who read the game. It was a good effort back there.
"Of course it's frustrating, we had really great chances. It was 90 minutes and you see we're going and going…Next time, maybe we get five goals, so hope for that."
With Juninho unavailable and an untested backline in hand, Petke played it safe and trotted New York out in a 4-4-2. Newcomers Eric Alexander and Jonny Steele enjoyed inspired performances, playing a major part in widening the field and creating chances for their forwards. In Steele's case, his runs made Miller's trademark deliveries a distant memory.
Once New York noticed they had full control of the play, they reverted back to Petke's 4-2-3-1 and continued the onslaught. "They pretty much switched it to more of a 4-3-3 on their own," the coach noted. "In a perfect world, I would like a very attacking style. Whatever you want to call it: 4-3-3, 4-5-1, 4-2-3-1 whatever you want to call it. I enjoy a more attacking type of soccer. I think they sniffed it out that we had them on the ropes and they started stepping up individually and organizing things."
"We said we wanted to be a football team that plays football, can mix it up, play long, win our challenges," Cahill said. "They're a good team but I really think we're growing with training, what we are trying to do. Defense has tightened up, midfield is playing well, we're adapting at different positions."
Olave echoed that sentiment. "In training, we prepared a lot to see who would be playing," he noted. "What you see in training is now reflecting on the field."
"It takes time for us to grow, and work together, find our positions, to get this rhythm, and the rhythm does feel good," Cahill said. "We have to be positive about everything we do in training, what Mike's trying to drill, Robin [Fraser], our set plays, our defending, playing the balls long, playing short, making them guess what we're going to do. Sometimes we've been really predictable and I think today the predictableness was gone and we've got options."
"Agreement" to let Roy Miller go play for Costa Rica = envelope of cash on Petke's doorsteps with a please and thank you note from US Soccer.
He was called up anyway. Petke just let him go early. Doesn't make a difference to the US.
As much as I hate the Red Bulls the played lights out against DCU. The only downside I see is that older guys like Juninho and Henry are breaking down physically. Espindola and Olave were excellent additions.
Glad to hear the positive! – I know it will not be long before the negative, nasty comments get started, but it is refreshing to not hear panic from Petke or the players. Football is a beautiful game, and sometimes the negative comments become wearisome.
I never felt so excited for a tied game. Love what I've seen these past three games. Very refreshing.
If this game is a sign of things to come then this is going to be a VERY fun team to support this year. I know we've all been down this road before and it can and may change soon but I love how Petke is handling each situation, how the team is playing for him, how he recognizes the fans, etc. I can't wait to see Steele and Bover/Sam with Juninho in behind the strikers. This could be a very dangerous team.
So far, RBNY have played well enough to have more points than they've earned so far. Other than the second half in Portland, they've been on top for most of the first three games. If they keep it up, the results will start coming soon. I'm still optimistic about what this team can accomplish if they stay relatively healthy.
In past seasons (and the first two games) we would have coughed up a late winner. That was not even close against DC. Montreal should be a good test.


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Nick Burch wrote on Mon, Aug 13, 2012 at 22:29:27 +0100: > On 13/08/12 18:32, Ulrich Stärk wrote: > >Infra would like to hold a meetup directly after ACEU. Is there some space left for a few (max. 10) > >people on fri 9/sat 10? > > Sadly nothing currently booked - we'll have given the venue back by > then, and I think there's a football match on one of those days... > > Does it need to be at the same venue, or will nearby do? If you do > need the same venue, then we'll need to ask Paul to check with the > venue about the possibility of getting one of the small rooms, but > it might be rather pricey when we're not there for the rest of the > things. If you can go for somewhere that's within 30 minutes travel > of the venue, then I think you've plenty of very good options! > > What are your requirements in terms of numbers / internets / beer / > proximity to the venue / proximity to airports / etc? Based on that, We'll be up to 10 people and we'll need a net connection. I don't think we have a reason to care about being close to the venue wherein an apachecon used to take place :) Hard to say about airports, we don't have our flight arrangements yet. > one of the locals may be able to suggest the ideal thing for you :) > > Nick >
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Title: How Draco Malfoy Lost His Straight (Presuming He Had Any)
Pairing: Harry/Draco
Author: Faith Wood
Rating: NC-17
Word Count: 5000
Genre: Romance, Humour
Status: Complete
Warnings: Club!fic, Wall!sex, top!Harry AND top!Draco.
Summary: What's a better test of Draco's straightness than Harry Potter in leather trousers?
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How Draco Malfoy Lost His Straight (Presuming He Had Any)
How Draco Malfoy Lost His Straight
(Presuming He Had Any)
Draco entered the loud club and surveyed the crowd that had gathered there this evening. Carefully smoothing inexistent wrinkles on his impeccably ironed shirt, he un-tucked a stray lock of hair from behind his ear, making it fall into his eyes, in a way he knew made him look irresistible. He planned to relax for the next few hours, then possibly pick up a witch or two. Or three. And then he would proceed to not relax with them at his flat.
Possible candidates were already eyeing him as he moved towards his usual and naturally, reserved spot in the corner of the room. Only after he had sat down on the comfortable sofa and ordered his drink, did he glance at the two lovely looking witches and gave them his charming smile number three. It was much too soon for charming smile number one; Draco hadn't made his choice yet. Besides, they swooned anyway.
Pleased, Draco settled with a glass of white wine that had arrived immediately after he had ordered it, and he looked over at the crowd swaying on the dance floor. Not seeing anyone interesting there, he glanced towards the bar, sweeping his gaze over an elderly, lonely looking man, a frightfully endowed woman, and a distastefully dressed man. The latter was wearing leather trousers and a tight red shirt. Worse even, as he leaned forward to talk to the bartender, his shirt rode up to reveal that his trousers were extremely low cut.
Draco shook his head disdainfully. Really, such tight, revealing clothes; why did the man even bothered with them? Some pompous arse no doubt. If he wished to show off his muscles and tan he might have as well come naked. Why, if he bent just a little more, his arse would bloody fall out of his trousers.
Yes, yes, just a little more ...
Draco glared as his vision was suddenly cut off by a body standing right in front of him.
"Hi there!" a male voice said too loudly, and Draco gritted his teeth in annoyance. Here we go again, he thought irritably. Why did this always happen to him?
Draco looked up at the sandy-haired, sickly looking man, who was smiling widely, his gaze raking over Draco in obvious interest.
"I ... er ... I keep seeing you around," the man said, somewhat shyly.
"Have you tried not looking? It might help."
The man laughed as though Draco had told him a joke. Unperturbed, he continued, "I thought I could ... maybe introduce myself." He fiddled with the hem of his shirt. "I'm Rick."
"And you have succeeded," Draco praised, giving the man an icy smile. "Now that you have enriched my evening with your introduction, perhaps you should practice some more. On someone else."
The man blushed and mumbled, "I'm sorry. I just thought ... Like I said, I've been seeing you around, and I thought you're looking for company. You seemed lonely."
Draco sighed; better to nip this in the bud. "Look, Dick —"
"— I am looking for company, but I'm not interested in men."
The man's eyebrows shot up and he looked truly shocked. "Really? You're straight?" His gaze swept over Draco again, and he frowned as though there was a card attached to Draco's body that proclaimed he was gay and believing the contrary was not an option.
"Oh. I'm ... Oh." Rick looked terribly confused. "I'm sorry. I'll ... go then. Sorry."
Feeling just a little remorseful for being so unkind, Draco waved his hand towards the bar. "Try your luck with the half-naked man over there."
The half-naked man in question had stopped leaning forward, and his shirt was no longer revealing tanned skin. Whether the trousers held on or fell low enough to show some arse was something Draco would never know.
Rick looked at Draco with wide eyes and shook his head disbelievingly. "Right," he said, as though he thought Draco was being sarcastic.
As Rick moved onwards, Draco blew out an agitated breath. He was just trying to help! If he was gay, he would go after the man in the leather trousers. Why Rick believed that wouldn't be a good idea was beyond Draco's ... Oh.
Oh Merlin.
The man at the bar had stood up and turned around, revealing that apart from being the man in the leather trousers, he was also the man with glasses and messy hair, as well as the owner of a pair of bright green eyes and a saucy smile. It wasn't hard to identify him now, considering he possessed all the attributes owned by one Harry Potter. Except the saucy smile, which was clearly stolen from someone else — Draco couldn't remember Potter ever smiling like that.
Potter cocked his head and smiled even wider, his gaze fixed on — Draco looked behind himself and saw nothing but the wall. Yes, Potter was definitely looking at him. Moreover, he was moving towards Draco with a confident stride and a determined sort of look that almost made Draco reach for his wand.
Potter paused right in front of him, and Draco had to struggle to look up at Potter's face and stop looking at Potter's crotch that was right there, in all its tight, leathered glory.
Grinning widely at Draco, Potter stepped aside and sat next to him on the sofa, his leather-clad thigh touching Draco's, feeling impossibly warm against Draco's leg.
"Hi. Fancy meeting you here," Potter said brightly, making Draco wonder whether Potter mistook him for someone else.
Draco managed to blink once in greeting.
"I didn't know you were gay," Potter continued, apparently unaware that his statement was a complete non sequitur.
Perplexed, Draco stared at Potter, trying to figure out whether this was someone else, Polyjuiced into Harry Potter. Judging by the way Draco's stomach clenched in irritation, this had to be the real thing, though one could never know. But first things first. "I'm not gay," Draco said determinedly.
"Then why are you in a gay club?"
Draco frowned, feeling confused for just a moment. "This isn't a gay club, Potter."
Raising his eyebrows in surprise, Potter looked around at the various mixed couples. "Oh," he said finally, shrugging apologetically. "Well, everyone around me is always gay."
Ignoring the ridiculousness of that statement, Draco all but growled, "Present company excluded."
Potter narrowed his eyes and looked at Draco speculatively. "Hmm. You know, I only came to sit here, because I thought you were checking me out."
"You thought wrong!" Draco spluttered indignantly. "But thank you for telling me how easy you are."
Potter's eyebrows shot up. "Why would you care whether I'm easy or not?"
"Because," Draco growled, thinking hard, and then continuing in triumph. "I can now tell the Prophet all about it. I'm sure everyone will have a good laugh."
Potter didn't even try to look concerned, instead, he seemed pensive. "Well, if you plan to describe my sexual life to the Prophet, you should gather more information." Potter leaned in conspiratorially, and added, "I'm willing to help you out."
Draco was starting to feel dizzy. This was insane. Completely surreal. This was Potter. The man who always hated him. But there he was, smiling at him and ... Was he ...? Could he ...?
"Are you flirting with me?" Draco blurted, completely amazed with this notion.
Potter's eyes went impossibly round and his mouth rounded. "Me? No." Potter looked at him through his lashes, eyes twinkling.
Draco took a deep breath and tried to rationalize the situation. Potter clearly had some agenda. Maybe he was on a secret mission and was in fact investigating Draco. That was probably it, Draco thought, suddenly quite angry.
"Play your little games with someone else, Potter. I don't know what you think I'm involved in, but I assure you I have no intention of delving into the Dark Arts ever again. So whatever it is you think I have done you have the wrong man. I'm well aware of how our world works these days and I strive to be accepted and esteemed."
"I know," Potter said gently. "That's part of the reason why I'm ... interested. I have been for a while," Potter declared, looking almost nervous.
Oh. Draco swallowed thickly. Potter was interested in him and he seemed so honest about it. But that thought was too strange to contemplate. Not that Potter hadn't always been interested in Draco, but he used to have different motivation.
"You hate me," Draco reminded him. "You always hated me."
Potter scrunched up his nose, looking thoughtful. And somewhat cute if you were into that sort of thing. "I wouldn't say I hated you. Mostly I wanted to throw you on the ground and beat you silly. Now just replace beat with shag and you'll notice not much has changed."
Draco's throat went dry because his mind had actually done as Potter told him, replacing beat with shag and replaying the sentence for him. He shuddered. Unpleasantly. This was surely a shudder of disgust. "Well, I'm not interested. I'm interested in witches," Draco said, his voice firm. As firm as Potter's thigh pressed against his.
Perhaps not quite that firm.
"Hmm," Potter commented.
"Oh nothing." Potter scratched his head, as though he was trying to remember something.
"What?" Draco snapped. Why was everyone always questioning his sexual orientation?
"It's just ... I was talking to the bartender and he told me you always come here alone and you always leave here alone. So where are these witches that interest you?" Potter looked politely inquisitive.
Draco glared. There were witches. Just not lately. But Draco had taken a witch home just last ... week. Month. Hmm. Year.
Though he hadn't slept with her for she was an elderly witch who cleaned his flat.
"I'm merely ... particular," Draco argued.
Potter stared at him for a long moment and then nodded acceptingly, not really hiding his disappointment.
Something unpleasant twisted Draco's insides.
"If you say so." Potter's voice was scratchy. "That's a definite no then?" he asked with finality, no longer smiling and looking ready to leave.
So that was it. If Draco said no, Potter would leave. And he would never bother Draco again. Potter had offered and Draco had refused. It was all very simple. Sort of uplifting, really. Not many could brag that they had rejected Harry Potter. Potter actually looked crestfallen. This was something Draco had always wanted and he'd be filled with the glorious feeling of victory any moment now.
Potter was frowning at him. "Draco?"
A shiver passed through Draco's spine. That wasn't fair. Potter had never called him Draco before. There was something powerfully alluring in that. Unbidden, Draco's mind conjured an image of Harry Potter pressed against Draco's sheets, dark hair splayed over Draco's pillow, Potter's lips parting to say his name. That was a ... curious image.
"Do you want me to leave?" Potter asked, a tinge of hope returning to his voice. "Because I'll leave, if you want that."
Draco panicked suddenly. This wasn't an everyday occurrence. Harry Potter didn't usually show up here, flirting and smiling and saying he would like to shag Draco silly. Even though Draco had heard rumours that Potter was gay and he had heard that Potter frequented this place, Draco had never seen him here before. He hadn't really expected to see him. He definitely hadn't expected that Potter would be interested in Draco. That thought had never occurred to him.
Sometimes Draco wondered whether he could run into Potter and make him be interested. Seduce him just out of spite, so then Draco could say, "Actually, I don't want you, Potter. I'm not even gay. You're just delusional. Ha."
Because that would be funny. Potter would look ... Well, just like this.
But usually, in those purely evil and not at all sexy fantasies, Potter was a lot less kissable.
Traitorously, Draco's gaze fell on Potter's lips. That was a nice pair of lips.
But Draco wasn't gay, and he didn't want Potter. Rejecting Potter was his dream come true, so Draco was the victor here, and therefore it didn't matter Potter had nice lips. So Draco would assure Potter he wasn't interested. He would open his mouth and say, 'Leave me alone!'
"I'm pretty sure I'm not gay."
Draco clenched his hands into fists. Well, that 'Leave me alone!' sounded like a completely different sentence when Draco said it out loud.
Potter's lips parted and his tongue peeked out, wetting them somewhat nervously. His lips looked even fuller now, and Draco could not stop staring at them as Potter spoke, "Then maybe you should try it? Experimentally."
"Try?" Draco breathed after a moment. It was hard to concentrate on other things right now. Potter's lips were distracting. And nicely shaped. Shaped for kissing.
"I could kiss you."
Draco blinked.
"And then you could tell me you don't like it. And then I could leave. Or I could leave now. It's up to you. I don't want to ... if you don't want to. I mean, I just thought you wanted, but you don't. Or you do?"
Potter talked a lot, and Draco missed most of what he said, his mind was stuck on Potter's previous statement. At least he thought that Potter had said that. "Kiss?" Draco asked, verifying.
"I remember you being a lot more eloquent."
That sounded interesting. Kissing Potter.
"Do you plan on talking anytime soon?" Potter was biting his lip now. "I need feedback here."
That wasn't the same as kissing a man. This was Potter-kissing. It was totally different. Straight men could do that too.
"Are you listening to me? Are you okay?"
Draco tore his gaze from Potter's lips and looked at confused green eyes. "We could kiss," Draco asserted. "Once. Experimentally."
Potter smiled blindingly, showing perfect white teeth. His cheeks were flushed and he looked ... abashed, which was odd and endearing, but Draco's mind was too preoccupied to focus on anything else except impending Potterkissage.
"One kiss then," Potter agreed.
Draco tried to calm his inexplicably shallow breathing, and shake off the sudden dizziness, but then a shocking thing happened. In one fluid move, Potter straddled Draco's thighs, pressing Draco's shoulders to the back of the sofa. That snapped Draco out of his daze. And threw him in a completely different daze. They were in a public place, filled with people who should have thought that Draco was straight, but there he was with his lap full of Harry Potter.
"What are you doing?" Draco looked up at Potter's face, feeling half-horrified and half ... No, just horrified.
Potter bit his lip, that saucy smile from before replacing the previous bout of nervousness.
"Apparently, I only have one chance to do this. I have to make sure the angle is right. So I could kiss you properly."
Really, that was a shoddy explanation, Draco thought, but then gasped when Potter grabbed Draco's hands and pressed them on the small of his own back. He slowly manoeuvred them under his shirt, where Draco's hands felt silkiness and warmth. Potter's skin. "Is this what you were looking at?" Potter's voice was low and his eyes were dark, a smile playing around his lips. "Or this?" Potter lowered Draco's hands, and made them touch tightly stretched leather and two firm globes that felt perfect in Draco's hands.
"This isn't kissing," Draco pointed out weakly.
"We'll get there. You could move your hands away."
"I could," Draco agreed, keeping his hands where they were, squeezing harshly, completely fascinated when Potter gasped and rolled his hips. The sudden rush of blood into his cock forced Draco to re-evaluate his straightness. But he'd deal with that more thoroughly later, now there was kissing to be had. "You could kiss me already."
"I will," Potter promised. He placed one hand against Draco's cheek, his thumb tracing Draco's lips, and with the other hand he pushed Draco's hair out of his face, titling Draco's head in the process.
And then Potter kissed him. He pressed his lips to Draco's, moving them slowly as though testing their shape, and then gently sucked Draco's bottom lip, giving it a couple of small nips, that made Draco breathe in sharply through his nose. And then Potter moved away.
Draco made an indignant noise in the back of his throat, feeling completely scandalized. This wasn't kissing. This was cheating.
Potter's forehead was pressed against Draco's, his arms wrapped around Draco's neck, his legs holding Draco's lower body in a firm grip. Green eyes twinkled as Potter laughed, clearly pleased with something. Draco had no idea what was funny and he was just about to voice his displeasure when Potter stopped laughing and he captured Draco's lips again. Draco's eyes remained open, and he stared at Potter's lowered eyelashes for one fascinated moment before he closed his eyes and parted his lips, accepting Potter's invading tongue.
Now this was kissing, or more precisely — bliss. Potter grabbed Draco's head and kissed him fiercely, in that mythical way that invoked dizziness and made Draco forget he could breathe through his nose, his heartbeat accelerating with each swipe of Potter's skilful tongue. Draco didn't know what he had expected but he wasn't expecting this. He thought kissing Potter would feel wrong, but it felt right. So right Draco was forced to respond in kind, gripping Potter's hair and sucking on his tongue.
They separated after what seemed like seconds, but judging by the redness and puffiness of Potter's lips, it was probably much longer.
Just as Draco pressed his mouth to Potter's again (because it would be simply crazy not to, since they were so close and wet, and obviously made for kissing) someone cleared their throat. Frowning, Draco looked around, immediately noticing Rick, who was standing close by. His arms were crossed on his chest and he glared, clearly upset.
"Straight, are you?" Rick said accusingly.
"Um." Draco meant to say yes, but Potter was still in his lap and he had bent his head, happily ignoring the man standing next to them in favour of sucking Draco's neck. Which, judging by the shivers that passed through Draco's body, was yet another thing Potter was good at. The fact that one of Draco's hands was beneath Potter's shirt, stroking the warm skin of Potter's back, and the other one was pushed into Potter's trousers, caressing and squeezing Potter's arse, would probably leave Rick unconvinced if Draco continued claiming he was straight. "I'm experimenting," Draco breathed, completely distracted by pure wonder that he had managed to push his hand into Potter's tight trousers. It was quite a feat. "We're just kissing," Draco assured, realizing that his hand was stuck and it would probably just have to stay there, attached to Potter's arse forever. Oddly, that wasn't really a distressing prospect.
Whether Rick was still there or not, Draco had no idea because he was much too busy whimpering. Potter had attacked his earlobe, sucking and tugging on it with his teeth, at the same time circling his hips in a way that was highly inappropriate for a public place.
Oh right. They were in a public place.
Draco's eyes snapped open and he realized that Rick wasn't the only person who had been looking their way. Witches and wizards alike directed their gazes at them, and Draco felt his face heat up. Potter was practically humping his lap and possibly trying to eat his ear, and that was taking things too far. Draco should stop this now. This was definitely gay, and Draco was straight. So.
"Wanna shag?" Potter whispered in Draco's ear.
"Okay," was Draco's ready answer. Draco closed his eyes and shook his head, trying to clear it. What the fuck was wrong with him? "No, I meant — Hey!"
Potter had risen up and Draco was forced to follow because his hand was truly stuck in Potter's trousers. Potter, however, managed to free Draco's hand, with the ease that suggested his hand wasn't stuck at all. Then Potter interlaced their fingers together and guided Draco towards the exit, along the way scowling at the sandy-haired man that looked on with jealousy. Rick promptly scurried away in fright.
Draco hadn't meant to follow Potter, but he was having trouble coordinating his brain and his body, so he merely hoped that some fresh air would clear his head. Surprisingly, that actually worked and by the time Potter led them to a deserted back alley, Draco remembered he was supposed to be straight.
He gulped as Potter took out his wand. "Maybe this isn't a good idea."
"Leave then." Potter smiled, before cupping Draco through his trousers, and then unceremoniously unzipped them, taking Draco's cock in his hand and murmuring an incantation. Draco supposed he should have been horrified at this turn of events, but all he did was whimper pathetically. "I'm not stopping you," Potter lied viciously. Because how was this not stopping him? Draco stared at Potter's long fingers that were inexplicably slick, and wrapped firmly around Draco's cock, stroking him and liquefying his insides in the process.
"Fuck. That's ... That's ..." Draco gave up on describing the feeling. Witches touched his cock before, but this was no witch — this was Potter. Which made this so much sweeter.
"Good?" Potter asked, but his smug expression indicated this was merely a rhetorical question. Which was fortunate because Draco was not able to answer. Even less so when Potter stopped and pointed his wand at his own trousers. In a flash, they were gone, and Potter stood in front of Draco just in his shirt and a pair of very nice looking boots. Draco could do nothing but stare at Potter's cock that jutted proudly from the thick patch of dark hair. For some reason, the leaking head of that cock made Draco's mouth water.
Then Potter turned and placed his hands on the wall, thrusting his arse towards Draco, looking back at him with a grin. "You were leaving?"
That was clearly another rhetorical question, but Draco shook his head quickly anyway.
"Well then," Potter began. "Do you plan to just stare or do you plan to fuck?"
Draco's hands answered that question for him, flying to cup Potter's arse. Potter moaned, spreading his legs wider and pushing into Draco's touch in clear approval. At that point Draco decided staring had its benefits. He could happily spend hours just looking at the half-naked Potter as he bucked his hips and shamelessly sought Draco's caress.
"I need lube," Draco remembered. Technically, he could have reached for his wand, but that meant he would have to remove his hands from Potter's arse, but then the world might end. Or worse, Potter might disappear.
"Forget it. Take me tight. I like that." Potter reached behind himself and grabbed Draco's cock again, guiding it between his arse cheeks. Shaking uncontrollably, but taking the hint, Draco grabbed his cock and steeling himself, pushed inside the furrowed ring of flesh that looked impossible to penetrate, but it yielded to him nonetheless.
As he watched, mesmerized, at his cock disappearing in Harry Potter's arse, Draco was forced to seriously doubt his straightness. And when the impossible heat and tightness enveloped his prick, sending unbelievable jolts of pleasure and consuming desire through his body, Draco stopped thinking altogether.
Then Potter made a sound, almost mewing as he clenched even tighter around Draco's cock and that was it. Draco was coming.
"Oh Merlin. Oh no!" Draco gasped, panicking. But it was too late. He shut his eyes as his orgasm shook his entire body, pleasure coursing through him, making him yell out.
Quivering and trying to regain his breath, Draco wished the ground to open and swallow him. Drained and ashamed, he pulled out of Potter, staring at Potter's twitching hole, not even admiring the interesting view in his misery.
"Sorry," he said quietly. This was just his luck. Had he declined in the first place, he wouldn't embarrass himself.
Potter turned around, looking — Draco gulped — angry? No, not angry, but there was an odd glint in his eyes; of a predatory nature.
"You owe me now," Potter declared, and Draco had no time to question that statement because Potter grabbed his upper arm and spun him around, slamming him against the wall.
Draco cried out in surprise, and then yelped some more when his trousers were pulled down. Realizing what Potter had meant, Draco panicked.
"Um," he said uncertainly while Potter caressed his arse. Which was actually nice, but Draco did not plan to bottom. That was not an option. But Potter was clearly unaware of this because he rudely spread Draco's arse cheeks. Frightened that Potter decided he would bugger him right here and now, without any lubrication and all, Draco had no choice but to complain. "I don't think ... oh!"
Something brushed against Draco's entrance, but it wasn't Potter's cock, nor was it Potter's finger. It was something much slicker and ... oh, something that could twirl. "Merlin!" Draco gasped, turning around and staring, amazed, at Potter who had knelt down on the ground, his dark head placed firmly between Draco's arse cheeks.
Potter's tongue plunged deeper and Draco all but screamed.
"That's ... oh!" Draco praised.
"Mmm-hmm," Potter agreed, moving his tongue in and out of Draco's arse and then swirling it with a wet sound that made Draco blush and whimper and buck wildly. He was trying to push back, eager to get even more of this odd, exquisite feeling, but Potter's hands gripped him firmly, preventing any movement.
Draco slumped against the wall, suddenly willing to let Potter do to him whatever he wished. Potter's fingers joined his tongue and that was not as bad as Draco thought it would be. It was odd and it burned, but for some strange reason Draco missed the feeling when Potter moved away.
"I'll fuck you now," Potter declared darkly.
"Okay," Draco agreed, his spent cock twitching admirably at those words.
And then Potter's warm hand was placed on Draco's hip, and something much larger than Potter's fingers pushed inside of him. That burned and it was peculiar and uncomfortable and terrifying, but then Potter leaned in, his breath hot against Draco's ear and voice gentle when he asked, "Are you okay?"
Draco's feelings were much too complicated at that point to answer that question adequately. Potter felt so nice, standing behind him, his hands on his hips and tenderness in his voice, and yet he had just pushed something large up Draco's arse, which was causing Draco some distress and plenty of worry.
"Wanted this for so long," Potter added quietly, his lips touching Draco's neck.
"I'm okay," Draco concluded at last.
Immediately, Potter pulled out and then pushed back in, making Draco reconsider his previous conclusion. That fucking stung, but Potter did it again and again, and every time it felt a little better. Draco pressed his cheek against the wall, his hips pushing back minutely, but Potter's thrusts became much too fast, and logically that should have been more uncomfortable, but every thrust made Draco yearn for more. However, just as it was starting to feel really good, it was over. Potter stiffened and grunted, his grip on Draco's hips almost bruising, and his spunk hot as it spilled inside Draco's arse.
And Draco should not have liked that but he had.
After a few breathless moments, Potter encircled Draco's waist and pulled him closer, making Draco's head lean backwards against his shoulder.
"So," Potter murmured. "Still straight?"
"Hmm," Draco commented neutrally. He honestly didn't know. While he did not wish to have sex with women at the moment, he didn't really want to have sex with other men either. Just Potter. Maybe he was Pottersexual.
"What?" Potter pouted.
"Well, this was an interesting experiment, but I'm afraid I'll have to experiment some more." At this proclamation, Potter's lips curved into a smile, which was wiped off quickly when Draco added, "Perhaps I should acquire some different test subjects. Do a proper research."
Potter's arms tightened around Draco's waist. "Really?" he asked through clenched teeth.
"Yes indeed. What do you suggest?" Draco asked innocently.
Potter's eyes darkened and one of his hands slid lower, wrapping itself around Draco's cock. Draco's eyelashes fluttered, and his breathing sped up when Potter said, "I'm willing to be your test subject for as long as you need one. So I see no reason for you to look elsewhere."
Draco smiled, pleased with this statement. In fact, he was so pleased he decided Potter deserved a reward.
"Then I think I should take you home," Draco informed him, smiling his charming smile number one.
Potter's hand tightened around Draco's cock and his lips parted. "And then what?" he breathed.
"Then ..." Draco mused. "We'll both find out how bent I really am. Also, bendy."
Potter grinned as his other hand traced idle circles on Draco's stomach. "You know, if I knew that the leather trousers would do the trick, I'd cease my stalking and put them on a long time ago."
Draco's eyes widened in surprise. The revelation that Potter had been stalking him was quite a shock, especially since Draco had never noticed it, but it was oddly endearing. And slightly creepy, but well, Draco could handle creepy in this instance. "If I knew you wanted to kiss my arse, Potter, I'd cease my resisting and let you do it in the club."
Blushing crimson and clearing his throat, Potter asserted, "Well, now that we're both wiser, I should show you what else I want to kiss. And lick. And suck." Potter's thumb circled the head of Draco's cock lightly.
Shivering in delight and melting backwards into Potter's embrace, Draco gave up on straightness completely. As Potter clutched him tighter to his body, preparing to Apparate them away, Draco concluded, "I think, after all, that this experiment was an utter success."


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They delivered a strong performance in their American Athletic Conference Championship quarterfinal on Thursday night at FedEx Forum.
Leading for nearly the entire game, they rolled to a 72-53 win over Memphis at FedEx Forum. It was their third victory over the Tigers this season.
"It was a phenomenal game," coach Kevin Ollie said. "We have to fuel back up and get ready forCincinnati."
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-- Check out the attached video of senior Shabazz Napier's post-game comments in the locker room. He talked about facing Cincinnatiand gave an interesting response when asked about playing against senior Sean Kilpatrick.
Kilpatrick was not happy about losing the AAC player of the year race to Napier, who received the award on Wednesday.
-- Simply put, senior Niels Giffey was great.
Giffey had a career high 24 points, including 14 in the first half. He made a career-best six 3-pointers out of eight attempts. He had a season-best nine rebounds.
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-- The Huskies have shot the ball well in both games at FedExForum this season. They converted 53 percent on Thursday and 57 percent in an 83-73 win on Jan. 16.
"I don't think it's the building," Napier said. "I think it's the way that Memphis plays defense. They double a lot of pick-and-rolls, which leaves guys like Niels open. … Niels got the shots and knocked them down and kept it rolling."
-- UConn's stingy defense limited Memphis to a season-low 26.4 percent. The Huskies allowed just 18 points in the paint after giving up 72 in the previous two meetings.
"Memphis is a great team and they score in the paint, so we focused on clogging up the whole paint and helping guys out as soon as the ball came in there and make them make their shots from the outside," Giffey said.
The senior guard trio of Geron Johnson, Joe Jackson and Chris Crawford went a combined 10-for-31 from the field and had 28 points for the Tigers.
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-- Memphis freshman Nick King on losing three games to UConn this season: "UConn is a good team, don't get me wrong, but most of the time I think it's on us. We had a lot of defensive breakdowns… and couldn't knock down shots. I believe that's what it was."
-- Napier, who scored 11 points, passed Ben Gordon and moved into sixth place on the all-time scoring list. He's also fourth in three-pointers made.
-- Ollie emptied his bench near the end of the game but elected not to play sophomore Omar Calhoun, who's stuck in a prolonged funk.
-- The Huskies scored over 70 points for the first time since their last game against Memphis on Feb. 15.
-- UConn rebounded from its worst loss of the season (81-48) at Louisville Saturday.
-- Ollie made two changes to the starting lineup, going with Giffey and Phil Nolan instead of Amida Brimah and Lasan Kromah.
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The next few hours went by slowly, and me and Skylar got closer and closer. She told me stories every fer minutes to help calm me down when the knowledge got too overwhelming.
"Mkay," I said looking at the clock, "Do you mind if I take a shower? Then we can try and interpret some more of this book."
"Yeah, sure. I'm gonna call Keesa while your doing that. I've gotta tell her about today or she'll be begging to hear what happened, so take your time," she smiled and pulled out a phone and began to dial a number.
I found out today that Keesa was half tiger and Viper was half snake. Sky, the name Skylar told me to call her, said that Keesa had been with Viper and had been for over 100 years! You would have thought that they would have gone out or something, but they haven't. Their just... 'inseparable.' Whatever that meant.
I stayed behind to see what Sky and Keesa would talk about, but Sky was cleaver. She started talking in a whisper so I wouldn't hear.
After about... 3 minutes I gave up trying to listen. I just went to the bathroom and turned on the shower. I stared at myself in the mirror and suddenly had a flashback.
I saw myself, or what I thought was myself, and I saw Sky. I was just a little kid. It was just like what Sky had told me. She was taking care of me... and there was a man beside her. He was... very beautiful with blond hair. I was guessing it was Ox because he was beautiful, always a family trait, and had little horns that stuck out of his head. They were playing with me, their eyes with the loving kindness of a mother and father.
Then, the scene changed. I saw Sky and the Ox, but instead... they were running. There was a monster, that was big and furry. It's eyes gleamed with anger and it's arms were stretched out. The darkness didn't really help with the scariness, but yeah. They ran and ran, but... suddenly the Ox stopped and yelled something at Sky. She stopped a little way ahead and started to cry, but then she kept running. I didn't go with her. I stayed with the Ox to see what the creature was, but I couldn't get a clear view of what it was, but then, the Ox held a sword. He charged at the monster and I saw what the monster was.
It... was a cat. The ugliest, biggest, weirdest car I've ever seen! I screamed and then I found myself in front of the mirror. Sweating.
I quickly jumped into the shower, hoping that all the bad memories would just wash of, but they were like leaches... stuck to me.
I came out of the shower in my P.J.s and saw that Sky was zoned out on the couch looking out the window. She looked at me and smiled, "Hey, you look like you had a nice shower," she patted the seat next to her and continued, "I ran to the... well, actually Jay did," she nodded to the guy in the tux, "He ran to the store and got some movies. You wanna watch something in particular?"
"Ummm... nah. You?" I asked, trying to sound as normal as possible without bringing the dream up.
"Hmm... I dunno," she reached into the bag and grabbed a random D.V.D. and played it. It was Mama Mia. So we spent the last hour er two watching it, or at least I did cause the next thing I now I'm sleeping on the floor with a blanket over me.
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She is expected to testify before a grand jury in Washington, a source said, possibly as early as Friday.
Miller, whose incarceration sparked a national debate about the First Amendment and unnamed sources, spoke from jail two weeks ago with Vice President Dick Cheney's chief of staff, I. Lewis Libby, according to Libby's lawyer, Joseph Tate.
During that conversation, Libby reaffirmed that he had released Miller from a promise of confidentiality more than a year ago, Tate said. Miller had been concerned that a Libby's blanket waiver releasing any journalist might have been coerced.
"She wanted to hear it directly from Mr. Libby," Tate said. "And he assured her that it was voluntary."
Say what? A year ago? Coerced? Why then, jail...err,....
Didn't Cooper have the same permission from Rove, but then had to keep 'verifying' he had it?
Then why in the hell did she sit in jail all this time and only today make the call. What? She didn't have a dime? Yeah, negotiations my eye.
Something else is afoot here.
Tom Mcguire is back on the case. I'm going with the "Judith is using the running game - grinding it out" as Tom suggests.
Capt Ed too.
Besides, as I've said all along, it's doesn't make a hill of beans anyway, the premise was off on this who deal in the first place.
Judith, no covert, no crime, nuff said.
But if anything, Ms. Plame and Daddy Joe might just find themselves exchanging bed sheets with Judith.
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Viper: Nightmare or Omen?
I woke up in a cold sweat... Thank god it was all a nightmare... Ever since I learned what happened, I've been feeling uncomfortable, but now this...
In my dream, the great war of the clans began again, the great wars that tore the continents apart... They were fighting for the books and the power that lay within them. I looked on through the eyes of a fellow snake zodiac, but he was different-a warrior- I had seen his clan prepare for war... the tension and fear... But that was all gone- it was replaced by adrenaline, sweat, and blood. Through him, I slashed through my enemies, using two stilettos, dripping with poison. I jumped into the air and cut down a monkey and a bull zodiac, and then I stabbed both of my blades into a fellow snake zodiac... It was horrible.. the pain and moaning all around me, all around us... but I had made my poison well, and my cousin died painlessly. Two more zodiacs charged me- an ox and a tiger... I thought of Keesa.., but the warrior outside used his powers and forced them to the ground, genius- I would have never thought of gravity-manipulation that way. It made me sick. And then a blade sprang from my chest- I had been caught off guard... and a dragon zodiac stabbed me from behind... Now I felt the overwhelming pain... how, I wasn't even here? But the pain seared through me regardless... Everything was slowing down... This isn't right... We are all part of one grand family... Why is everyone fighting? Why? Was the power of the books that great-that all of this had to happen? I felt the blade slowly slide out of my chest... The pain now permeated my entire being... and I couldn't move... I felt myself grow weaker... The cries and moaning I heard were growing softer, I realized that the warrior was also weeping in silent agony... The fear of death and the unknown... So much from the dying warrior that I thought I would go mad... and then my eyes closed...
And that's when I woke up with tears in my eyes. I ran to the restroom and splashed some warm water on my face, trying to calm myself down.
It was so horrible... Was that just a dream? Or was that an omen? No matter what, I have to prevent that from happening one way or the other...
That's when I made up my mind. Even though I hated violence, I would fight. To protect all that I cherished, all that I know, and above all, my family, even if it destroyed me, that is now my goal in life. I would have to grow stronger...
I stepped outside where Keesa was on the porch studying, in the sunlight... Ahh... the beautiful sunlight and the warmth... (Being part snake, means that the temperature has a physical effect on me much deeper than my cousins). Yes I will fight. In hopes of a brighter future.
But for now, I had to just keep my cool, and act like nothing happened. I don't think anyone else needs to know about this, as it would make them unnecessarily anxious. I looked around and saw Keesa looking at me.
"You okay? You look like something really bad happened." Keesa asked, curious.
"I'm fine, just a bad dream. You need help with your homework?"
"Yeah, problem 48... I really don't get it.. "
"Darnit! That's the fifth pencil I've broke today!" Keesa exclaimed.
"C'mon Keesa, keep your strength in check more" I chided gently,"Wait I'll get another one" and then I walked back into the study room and retrieved another pencil. I came back to where Keesa was sitting and handed the sharp pencil to her.
"Try not to break it," I said gently handing it to her, "And I thought you gave up on school, saying it was useless."
She gave me a look and started babbling on about how they taught useful things in the human world, and how some things were "meant to be" whatever that meant, but I still listened. When she was done, I said," Okay, okay, you convinced me."
I wonder whats going to happen... But for now, I'm content with my life... Just listening to nature in the sunshine.. This is where I'm supposed to be.


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Enter the Portable PC Theater, one of the more plausible concepts we've seen at Yanko Design. The unit has a fold out keyboard, a removable projector, and retractable speakers. We don't know why the size is specified: it's a concept after all, so dimensions are meaningless.
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By Alex Dobuzinskis
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - The Weinstein Co is close to a deal to restructure its debt and hand over control of more than 200 films from its library to creditors Goldman Sachs and an insurer, an attorney for the studio said on Thursday.
New York-based Weinstein Co -- started in 2005 with more than $1 billion in financing arranged by Goldman Sachs -- has struggled to produce hit movies, apart from 2009's "Inglourious Basterds," and the company has fought to avoid bankruptcy.
The restructuring agreement is expected to be concluded within days, said Bertram Fields, an attorney for the Weinstein Co. Goldman Sachs and insurance company Assured Guaranty Ltd will gain control of 200 to 250 films from the library.
Under the deal, the independent film studio run by brothers Bob and Harvey Weinstein can reclaim ownership of its films once its debt is paid, and the Weinsteins will retain control of about 150 films in their library, Fields said.
"It's a big win for both sides. I've seen a lot of restructuring deals and usually someone gets the short end of the stick. This time both sides get the long end of the stick," Fields said.
The creditors could get a small share of revenues from future Weinstein Co films as part of the restructuring deal, Fields said.
One of the company's biggest potential box office draws is "Piranha 3D" in August. Its past films included "The Road" and comedy "Scary Movie 4."
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[ https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HADOOP-2867?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:all-tabpanel ] Amareshwari Sriramadasu updated HADOOP-2867: -------------------------------------------- Attachment: patch-2867.txt Here is patch after incorporating review comments. bq. @@ -170,6 +175,8 @@ There is no need to add the native libs that have been softlinked to the LD_LIBRARY_PATH, they are already being added to the 'java.library.path' property. On second thought, adding the directories that may have stuff that is not native libs at all, kind of does not make senese to add them blindly. Since the users can provide symlinks in the cwd for the cached libraries. This is not necessary. I removed the code which adds parent directories of all mapred.cache.localFiles bq. You should get the current value of LD_LIBRARY_PATH (actually to do it properly you should check if you are in windows or unix and get the proper env variable) and append to it the current working dir. LD_LIBRARY_PATH is honored by Cygwin, though not by windows. And we support only Cygwin. So, we dont need a check for windows explicitly for LD_LIBRARY_PATH environment variable. > Add a task's cwd to it's LD_LIBRARY_PATH > ---------------------------------------- > > Key: HADOOP-2867 > URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HADOOP-2867 > Project: Hadoop Core > Issue Type: Improvement > Components: mapred > Affects Versions: 0.17.0 > Reporter: Arun C Murthy > Assignee: Amareshwari Sriramadasu > Fix For: 0.18.0 > > Attachments: patch-2867.txt, patch-2867.txt, patch-2867.txt > > > HADOOP-1660 added the task's cwd to it's java.library.path which means only java task's can take advantage via System.load or System.loadLibrary... we should enhance it to support Hadoop Pipes applications by adding it to the LD_LIBRARY_PATH so they can use dlopen/dlsym etc. -- This message is automatically generated by JIRA. - You can reply to this email to add a comment to the issue online.
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Bacon, butter, eggs and beans. Flour, sausages and onions. Simple pleasures for most of us but paradise for Getrud and Peter, the hard-pressed parents in Stephen Barlow's Second World War staging of Hänsel und Gretel for Opera Holland Park.
After English National Opera's VE-Day Peter Grimes and Glyndebourne's post-war Falstaff, we should be used to ration books and utility suits, carefully darned stockings and stiff upper lips. But Barlow's 1940s fantasy is the first to open with the wail of an all-clear siren and two little gas masks, and the first of the recent wave of Hänsel und Gretels to present this darkest of fairytales from a child's perspective.
Paul Edwards's monochrome set designs are dominated by a vast four-panelled door. The handle is above head height, the skirting-board knee-high, the delicately shaded wallpaper an Arthur Rackhamesque dream of silver beech trunks with sinister faces traced in their boles.
It must have been a handsome home before the war. Now the pantry is bare and the children that the silver-haired brush-salesman Peter (Donald Maxwell) and his Dolly Messiter-ish wife Gertrud (Anne Mason) clearly waited a long time for – and maybe couldn't bear to send away as evacuees – have become a source of guilt and frustration. Who wouldn't cry over spilt milk when that is all there is for supper? Who wouldn't bury their nose in a bag of real coffee after months of chicory or acorns? And who, in the 1940s, wouldn't send their children out to gather berries unaccompanied?
Diligent and slightly priggish, besotted with her older brother, all knock-knees and jazz-hands in "Brüderchen komm tanz mit mir", Joana Seara's pig-tailed Gretel is a touchingly accurate eight-year-old girl, Catherine Hopper's tousle-haired, tough-guy Hänsel as easily distracted, unselfconcious and full of bravado as any 10-year-old boy. Sweet of voice, with beautifully direct diction and a radiant blend in the Evening Prayer, both singers convey a heartbreaking predisposition to happiness. Lulled to sleep by a Sandman in a sapper's uniform (Katherine Allen), serenaded in their dreams by the lollipop-bearing angels of the New London Children's Choir, and woken by a splash of soapy water from the Queen Alexandra nurse that is the Dew Fairy (Pippa Goss), their glee at the Battenburg pink-and-yellow gingerbread house resonates as strongly as their terror at what ensues.
For all the sophistication and perceptiveness of Acts I and II, Act III is pure storybook. With Mason doubling as the Witch, Barlow could have turned this into something rich with Freudian complexities. Instead, she is a lime green Edna Everage. If the children detect a resemblance to Gertrud, this is not made clear. Despite the pairs of empty shoes that tumble from her pram, hers is the least Auschwitzian oven I have seen in a production of Hänsel und Gretel and the opera has the most unequivocally happy ending. Under Peter Selwyn, the City of London Sinfonia deliver a cosy reading of the score, with some lovely details from the cellos, though the brass sounds more Elgarian than Wagnerian. Provided you can stand a stab of guilt if you've snapped at your children over breakfast, and provided they haven't been traumatised by the gas masks in Doctor Who, this is a very family-friendly show.
Unlike Eliogabalo. All Muscle Marys and biker clones, massage tables and tanning booths, sequinned G-strings and strap-ons, PVC and pole-dancing, David Fielding's X-rated production for Grange Park Opera appears to have been modelled on Vauxhall's modern-day pleasure gardens.
It's as good an analogue as any for the court of the cross-dressing, sexually omnivorous Eliogabalo (Renata Pokupic). But the nastiness of Cavalli's 1668 opera, which includes several brutal murders, is revealed too late to shock an audience high on high camp, champagne picnics, six-breasted statues and animatronic owls.
In the pit, Christian Curnyn seems anxious not to bore, zooming through the sensuous passacaglias, only slowing down when Claire Booth's Eritea spits, snarls and swoons her revenge arias.
Julia Riley makes a mean Alessandro, while Pokupic's lithe star turn is energetically supported by Tom Walker as a Pauline Calf-alike nurse Lenia and Ashley Catling as the tittering Zotico.
Back at Holland Park, Donizetti's Roberto Devereux is this year's Italian rarity. From the overture's ornate extrapolation of our sturdy National Anthem to the succession of pseudo-Baroque fugues, this is not a work for those to whom historical authenticity matters, though the score – performed with woodwind and brass to the right of conductor Richard Burgess Ellis, and the strings to the left – is exquisite. Designed by Peter McKintosh, Lindsay Posner's production moves at a stately pace. Eye contact is minimal and Yvonne Howard's gentle Duchess of Nottingham is the only principal to act when not singing. Excepting a bloodcurdling roar of "Va!", Majella Cullagh wisely saves her brittle, highly cultivated voice for Elisabetta's "Quel sangue versato", while Leonardo Capalbo's self-regarding Essex drifts about like a gust of expensive cologne.
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SILVER LININGS PLAYBOOK (Weinstein) A bipolar man just out of a psychiatric hospital and living with his parents forms a combative but connecting relationship with a young woman who's grappling with the death of her husband. Director David O. Russell's latest tumult-filled film features uniformly terrific performances, especially Bradley Cooper and Oscar winner Jennifer Lawrence as the awkwardly battling lovers, and Robert De Niro and Jacki Weaver as Cooper's parents. (R; language, sexual references, mature themes)
THE GUILT TRIP (Paramount) A chemist heading on a cross-country trip to peddle his new organic cleaner to store chains takes along his uber-supportive widowed mom in the hope he can reunite her with a lost love at the other end of the country. Cross-generation mother-son comedy, starring Seth Rogen and Barbra Streisand. Directed by Anne Fletcher ("The Proposal"). (PG-13; mild innuendo, some language)
NOT FADE AWAY (Paramount) A young man inspired by the Rolling Stones joins a local band that plays at house parties, finding a measure of local fame, a sense of identity - and a new source of conflict with his father. Rock 'n' roll coming-of-age film by "Sopranos" creator David Chase is about cultural and personal change, and how one generation's dissonance is another's rallying cry. With James Gandolfini. (R; pervasive language, some drug use, sex)
BROKEN CITY (Fox) A tough-talking New York mayor hires an ex-cop to spy on his philandering wife before election day, and soon finds himself in a heap o' trouble. Dirty-politics-makes-cynical-bedfellows crime drama with Mark Wahlberg as the ex-con, Russell Crowe as the sleazy mayor, and Catherine Zeta-Jones as the mayor's wife. Directed by Allen Hughes. (R; pervasive language, some sex, violence) Not reviewed.
THE DETAILS (Starz/Anchor Bay) A suburbanite taunted by a family of raccoons finds himself tangled up in infidelity, extortion and some really bad stuff as well. Black-comedy thriller with Tobey Maguire, Laura Linney, Elizabeth Banks, Kerry Washington, Ray Liotta, Dennis Haysbert. (R; language, sex, some drug use, violence) Not reviewed.
NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD: RESURRECTION (Lionsgate) They're back, and they're still undead. Another take on George Romero's zombie classic (R; violence, gore, language) Not reviewed.
WALK AWAY RENEE (IFC) Jonathan Caouette's sequel of sorts to his acclaimed 2003 documentary "Tarnation," about his schizophrenic mother; this time, he takes her on a road trip from Texas to New York. (Not rated) Not reviewed.
THE REVISIONARIES (Kino Lorber) Documentary about the battle in Texas education between backers of creationism and those supporting teaching evolution in the state's schools. (Not rated) Not reviewed.
WAGNER & ME (First Run) Actor-raconteur Stephen Fry explores the music and legacy of composer Richard Wagner - including the music's ties to Adolf Hitler. (Not rated) Not reviewed.
VITO (First Run) Documentary about LGBT activist Vito Russo. (Not rated) Not reviewed.
YOUNG & WILD (IFC) Chilean movie about a young woman who, while living with her strict Catholic family, runs a popular sex blog. In Spanish with English subtitles. (Not rated; sex) Not reviewed.
MANBORG (Dark Sky) A soldier in the "first war against hell" is turned into a walking weapon for the second one. Lowest-budget action movie that may or may not be a spoof. (Not rated; cartoon violence) Not reviewed.
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THE IMPOSSIBLE A British family spending the Christmas holiday at a resort in Thailand gets swept up - and out to sea - when the 2004 tsunami hits. Oscar nominee Naomi Watts and Ewan McGregor play the couple who, separated from each other and their three young sons, try to find hope, heart and each other. Emotional epic, based on a true story. (PG-13; intense scenes, brief nudity)
GANGSTER SQUAD In postwar Los Angeles, a handful of cops resort to guerrilla, off-the-books tactics to bring down Mickey Cohen, the ruthless and deranged gangster attempting to corner the market on all corruption, gambling, drugs and vice west of Chicago. While the historically revisionist film resonates as a period piece, the irresistible-force-and-immovable-object-type conflict has been told more elegantly elsewhere. With Josh Brolin, Sean Penn, Ryan Gosling, Anthony Mackie, Emma Stone. (R; violence, sexuality, language)
PROMISED LAND Matt Damon plays an energy company salesman who comes to a hard-hit small town trying to buy up drilling rights, only to be confronted by a traveling environmental activist, played by John Krasinski, determined to stop the impact of the company's use of fracking. Co-written by Damon and Krasinski; directed by Gus Van Sant. (R; language)
A HAUNTED HOUSE Crude, slapsticky spoof of "Paranormal Activity" and other faux found-footage horror movies by Marlon Wayans, who co-wrote the screenplay and stars. With Essence Atkins, Marlene Forte, David Koechner, Nick Swardson, Cedric the Entertainer, J.B. Smoove. (R; crude and sexual content, language, some drug use) Not reviewed.
ANY DAY NOW In the 1970s, a gay couple go to court to fight for custody of a mentally handicapped neighbor who's been abandoned. Drama, based on a true story, with Alan Cumming, Garret Dillahunt. (R; sex, language, some drug use) Not reviewed.
WUTHERING HEIGHTS Stylish take on Emily Bronte's novel of doomed love. With James Howson, Kaya Scodelario; directed by Andrea Arnold. (Not rated) Not reviewed.
ASSASSINS RUN A Russian ballerina with a license to kick takes on the mob after they go after her family. With Christian Slater, Sofya Skya. (R; violence, brief nudity) Not reviewed.
DJANGO UNCHAINED In Quentin Tarantino's blaxploitation spaghetti Western, Jamie Foxx plays a freed slave given a chance to kill those who enslaved him by a German bounty hunter, played by Oscar winner Christoph Waltz, who wants to collect the bounty on men only Foxx can identify - and in return, promises to help Foxx rescue his wife from a plantation owner, played by Leonardo DiCaprio. With Samuel L. Jackson, Kerry Washington. Also won Oscar for best original screenplay. (R; pervasive violence, language, racial epithets, nudity)
SAVE THE DATE After rejecting her too-eager-to-marry boyfriend, a woman gets caught up in the drama of her sister's wedding, facing her own commitment issues in the process. Romantic indie comedy with Lizzy Caplan, Alison Brie. (R; sex, language, brief drug use) Not reviewed.
WINGS OF LIFE Stylish Disney documentary focuses on nature's pollinators, from bats to butterflies. (G) Not reviewed.
HYDE PARK ON HUDSON In the summer of 1939, President Franklin D. Roosevelt develops a special relationship with his distant cousin Daisy as he welcomes the king and queen of England to his country home to boost Britain's cause on the eve of World War II. As FDR, Bill Murray manages to juggle the personal, the political and the prophetic with ease. With Laura Linney. (R; brief sexuality, lots of smoking)
Compiled by Chris Foran.Star ratings are from reviews by film critic Duane Dudek and other reviewers for the Journal Sentinel. For more, see jsonline.com/movies.
- Jun 28, 2016 | New DVD releases for June 28: 'Whiskey Tango Foxtrot,' 'Kung Fu Panda 3'
- Jun 21, 2016 | New DVD releases: 'Midnight Special,' 'My Big Fat Greek Wedding 2'
- Jun 9, 2016 | New DVD releases for June 10: '10 Cloverfield Lane,' 'London Has Fallen,' more
- Jun 7, 2016 | New DVD releases: 'Zootopia,' 'Elvis & Nixon,' '13 Hours,' 'Hail, Caesar!'
- Jun 1, 2016 | New DVD releases: 'Race,' 'Triple 9,' 'Pride and Prejudice and Zombies'
- May 20, 2016 | New DVD releases: 'How to Be Single,' 'Risen,' 'Zoolander 2'
- May 17, 2016 | New DVD releases: 'The Witch,' 'Dirty Grandpa,' 'Theeb'
- May 6, 2016 | New DVD releases: 'Deadpool,' 'Where to Invade Next,' 'The Boy'
- May 3, 2016 | New DVD releases: 'Joy,' 'Anomalisa,' 'The 5th Wave,' 'The Choice'
- Apr 26, 2016 | New DVD releases: 'Ride Along 2,' 'Son of Saul,' 'Jane Got a Gun'
- Apr 19, 2016 | New DVD releases: 'The Revenant,' 'Lady in the Van,' 'Norm of the North'
- Apr 12, 2016 | New DVD releases: 'The Forest,' 'Standoff,' 'Flight 7500'
- Apr 1, 2016 | New DVD releases: 'Star Wars: The Force Awakens,' 'Tumbledown'
- Mar 29, 2016 | New DVD releases: 'The Hateful Eight,' 'Concussion,' 'Point Break'
- Mar 22, 2016 | New DVD releases: 'Hunger Games: Mockingjay — Part 2,' 'Daddy's Home'
- Mar 15, 2016 | New DVD releases: 'The Big Short,' 'Brooklyn,' 'Sisters,' 'Carol'
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