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Sunday 1st October 06 - Shindigg - Soup at Certificate 18, York
By Lyle Tuttle
Photographs By Kate Langan
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Right from the first note of the unsupported lead staccato introduction, to the massive chorus and beyond,
Stella is lovely and lonely
incinerates any doubt that
taken very seriously away from home
Draw me in
sounds dangerous. Dangerous because the people playing the song look so much like they mean it that a man could get the impression he is about to be attacked from the stage if he doesn't believe.
There appears to be no let up for the sizeable Sunday evening congregation as
et al roll through
Best Friend
, a belting modern grunge/indie entanglement which ascends to and then descends from a howling chorus featuring notable support from
Dr Mike
on bass.
Throughout the set, drummer
remains focused and collected, dynamically hammering and tinkling the drum kit through the songs whilst lead guitar
reels around with his Les Paul as if it contains energy drawn from a source other than the hands that hold it.
I reckon some bands will turn up to an out of town gig with no real plan, play to an unresponsive audience and then F-off with a couple of pounds in the back pocket but what has impressed me about
's performance tonight is the fact that they have made a primarily alien audience, for half an hour, their own through performance, quality material and preparation.
Impressed punters, eager to congratulate the group upon their descent from the stage are treated to a demo and a flyer full of information bolstering that the notion that with thought,
out of towns
done right are a good idea.
Any A&R that may or may not have been present this evening would surely be inclined to think that
are no doubt already the finished article,
are definitely armed and ready to go.
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- 27th July Bridging The Gap at Christopher's featuring So and So's, Kill Surf City, Iodo, Ernest and Starter By Michelle Dee Photos by Mo - FULL Galleries Added !
We at
had originally chosen the band
to go with
to play at
's but sadly they had to drop out. Luckily
kept her eye on the ball and soon had vintage beauties
Kill Surf City
on the bill instead. Yours truly did somewhat have the wind taken out so to speak, so all credit to
for holding this one together. Cilla, Mo and I
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- Wednesday 9th August 06 - Prologue to Leeds: The Unsigned Bands Showcase at The Welly By Joe Hakim Photos By Mo
So I get up late, overwhelmed by an uncontrollable lust for hummus. Goddamn those funky mashed up chick peas, I can't get enough. I'm still managing to hold onto my common-as-fuck credentials though - I eat it with chips. Putting my nibbles issues aside, I get my shit together and head off to
The Welly
to see the
stage warm-up event,
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- Bloc Party, Mystery Jets and The Infidels at The Welly - Thursday 21st October By Andy Dykes, Photos by Darren Rogers - NEW GALLERIES.
Once again,
Sweet and Sour
The Welly
have provided the people of Britain's critically acclaimed crappest town with another great line up including one of Britain's hottest new bands. I've heard that
Bloc Party
are the favourite band of the kid who plays Harry Potter in the films, and as I stand in the queue
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- Sunday 16th July 06 - Humber Fest (otherwise known as DarrenFest) By Michelle Dee Photographs by Roland Standaert
If you were there that Sunday, a mile outside of Barton on the North bank of the
Humber River
halfway down the Far Ings Road, in the glorious sunshine, you will know you were part of something very special. If you were not then you missed out, unbelievably so. Yesterday's nine hour
Humber Fest
music marathon will become the stuff of folklore. Myths will be created
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- Monday 10th July 06 - The Briggs at The Ringside, Hull By Jason and Jordan Carroll Photographs by Mo
My son and I had just drove up from Stockport where on Sunday night we saw
The Briggs
, and yes we are big fans. On Monday night there were only about 60 people there, which is a shame for a great band from the USA. They came on and it was 100 miles per hour from start to finish with great songs like
One Shot Down, Waiting in the shadows, Dungeon Walls
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- 6th July Stripped 1st Birthday at the Wellington Inn By Michelle Dee Photographs By Mo
acoustic night is one year old and I have finally managed to get down to one of the increasingly popular nights of live music. I order a pint of the
birthday ale produced specially for the occasion and slip into a seat near the front. The music takes place in an area to the left of the main bar in a fairly small room,
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- Tuesday 13th June 06 - Bon Jovi at KC Stadium By Steve Rudd Photographs by Brigitte Freeman
Fans of rock music in Hull haven't really had much cause to complain over the past couple of years, given the fact that the likes of
Bryan Adams
have both played at the
KC Stadium
. I could hardly believe it when
Bon Jovi
were announced to play as the final date of the band's European leg of their world-wide
Have A Nice Day
tour, and thus I duly
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- Sunday 25th June 06 - Wireless Festival with The Who, The Eels and Turismo at Harewood House Leeds By Moggy SideWinder (Good friend of Pete Townshend)
After careful, strategic, military organisation (something that has always come naturally to Hull bands)
and their entourage were ready for lift off which would launch them bang in the middle of
Harewood House
for the
Wireless festival
. Sadly, much to the distaste of your humble narrator, the organisation committee had exempted me
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- 27th June Shindigg Le Shed Franks and Khi at Piper Club By Michelle Dee with photo gallery
Tonight was a break from the norm,
on a Tuesday instead of the
? My step-dad once said
enough is as good as a feast and a change is as good as a rest
. He also had things to say about fruit machines, one-legged men in arse kicking competitions and matchboxes, but they aren't particularly relevant here. So there we were,
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(Primate/Yin Yang/Player)
(R3TOX/Pure Techno)
Maily & Biskit
(Larkin Out)
Ben Jammin'
DJ Long
Live visuals by
Eyeball Toast
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so to this end I accepted the invitation from
Outspoken Silence
to the half term gig at
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Piper Club
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Silver Star/Raw Talent
partnership. It also played host to a bunch of students who sounded like they were
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27th May 06 at Hull City Hall.
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The Johnsons
and new management team
Silver Star Media
fronted by
Gareth Jones
. Their night was once again up against some fairly stiff competition in the form of
The Paddingtons
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Staks Café Bar
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Bean leaf beetles: A historical perspective
The bean leaf beetle has undergone tremendous population changes in Iowa during the last 16 years. From 1989 to 1996, the populations (both first generation and second generation) were very insignificant. But beginning in 1997, the population in central Iowa began to accelerate nearly yearly until it reached a historical high in 2002. Populations that year were nearly 400 times larger than what we had experienced during the mid-1990s. Since that time the population has returned to more normal levels and is similar to what we witnessed at the beginning of the beetle explosion in the late 1990s.
So what are the primary reasons for the tremendous population increases several years ago? We believe there are two obvious answers--milder winters and earlier planting of soybeans. As the average winter temperature began to increase over several years, so did the insect population. A drop in the winter temperature during 2000-2001 brought a small decline in the bean leaf beetles, but the temperature went up the following winter and the insects rebounded. Earlier planting (and emerging) of soybeans allows beetles more time to lay eggs before they die as opposed to later emerging fields where fewer eggs are laid.
But since 2002, the bean leaf beetle has hit on "hard times." Late season spraying for soybean aphids during July and August has greatly reduced the second generation. Each year that we spray aphids, fewer beetles are alive to go into hibernation. A resulting benefit from the soybean aphid applications is that the bean leaf beetle is now relegated to secondary pest status in many areas.
The beetles will be back again this spring--we are finding them now in alfalfa--but their populations appear small in the Ames area. Based on this past winter, we predict that the survival of overwintering bean leaf beetles was very similar to what we have seen the past couple of years. In other words, great conditions for the beetles throughout most of the state except for the northwestern corner (see map). Even though bean leaf beetle populations are low, the earliest emerging fields in an area (such as a township) should be closely scouted for this pest and managed if necessary. Beetles are highly attracted to these early emerging fields. Fields that should be of greatest concern from this insect, and the virus it spreads (bean pod mottle virus), are food grade soybeans and seed beans. Reductions in yield and seed quality can be significant in these fields from these two pests. Information on managing this pest complex will be printed in an upcoming newsletter or may be found at Bean leaf beetle and bean pod mottle virus management: An integrated approach.
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In the end, the case to spare the life of Gary Leon Ridgway, the "Green River Killer" who haunted the Seattle area for 21 years, came down to two forces.
The prosecutor of King County in Washington state, Norm Maleng, wanted the truth. And Ridgway, a truck painter who has pleaded guilty to committing more murders than any serial killer in the US, wanted to live.
"The mercy provided by today's resolution is directed not at Ridgway, but toward the families who have suffered so much, and to the larger community," Mr Maleng said on Wednesday.
"The justice we could achieve was to uncover the truth."
Ridgway, 54, avoided the death penalty by pleading guilty to strangling 48 young women and by helping authorities find four sets of human remains last northern summer. He will be sentenced to 48 consecutive life terms without the possibility of parole.
He also agreed to have his sentencing delayed for up to six months so that he can continue to help investigators with other unsolved murders. He could face more aggravated-murder charges for other killings, but will still not face execution - unless authorities uncover more murders in King County that he has failed to own up to. The deal will not protect him from execution if prosecutors in other jurisdictions can prove that he committed murder there. He cannot appeal.
Canadian police said on Wednesday that Ridgway is a suspect in 61 similar killings in Canada over the past 20 years, as he had made frequent trips to Vancouver in western Canada.
"In most cases, when I murdered these women, I did not know their names," Ridgway wrote in a statement that the deputy prosecutor, Jeff Baird, read aloud in a courtroom packed with relatives of the victims. Many fumed silently, muffled sobs or wiped away tears. One woman clutched a bouquet of yellow flowers.
"I killed so many women, I have a hard time keeping them straight."
In Seattle, relatives heard about how Ridgway chose his victims - his statement said he hated most prostitutes and wanted to kill as many as he could, figuring they would not be missed and he would not be caught.
The sheriff of King County, Dave Reichert, a member of the Green River Taskforce, said Ridgway's utter lack of emotion surprised him. "He just had no remorse. These were objects, not people," he said.
But Mark Prothero, one of Ridgway's defence lawyers, said his client "felt terrible remorse" for his crimes, and he should be "commended for having the courage to come forward".
Defence lawyers described Ridgway as a man "consumed with rage," who often cried when talking to them.
Death penalty opponents hailed Mr Maleng's decision as a reason to abolish capital punishment, but Mr Maleng, a prosecutor for 25 years, said he did not believe his decision would help other aggravated-murder defendants avoid the death penalty in Washington.
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Exclusive rare details of H.R. Giger's Alien at Disney Great Movie Ride in Disney's Studios in Orlando Florida. Today called Hollywood Studios which is one of the amusement parks belonging to Disneyworld. Behind the Scenes Filmed in 1999
Thanks to the courtesy and helpful will of the staff and technicians of the ride made this footage possible. We cover the animatronic Aliens, the animatronic Sigourney Weaver doll and the acid damage, caused by the Facehugger. For those visitors who did not get the best seat or who had their view obstructed. No visitors stand in the way of this take. Anyway, this is as good as it gets with a Handycam and a Maglite.
The set is based on first Alien movie from 1979, directed by Ridley Scott. It is a science fiction, horror film, which was awarded an Academy Award for Best Visual Effects. The Alien creatures and sets were designed by Swiss artist Hansruedi Giger. Prometheus Distributor was 20th Century Fox.
This is the kind of video every Alienfan wishes to take home from the ride. Take notice of the warning over the Speakers:
Danger. The emergency destruct system is now activated. The ship will detonate in T minus ten minutes. The option to override automatic detonation expires in T minus five minutes. The audio of the opening and closing of this clip is from the airlock hatches of the vent shaft in the movie. Soundtrackof the movie was composed by Jerry Goldsmith
As in the words of Wikipedia: As the ride vehicle continues into a spaceship, a narrator's voice states that this is the Nostromo, the ship from the movie Alien. The narrator then tells guests of the alien lurking within the ship waiting to claim its next victim. You can also hear the Nostromo's Mother computer warning the guests of the imminent self destruction countdown. Hearing this, the hijacker becomes nervous and speeds the ride vehicle through the ship. But not before the Alien appears and attacks the guests, popping out from both the ceiling and the wall. Before exiting the spaceship, the ride vehicle passes a scene of an audio-animatronic Officer Ellen Ripley holding a flamethrower as she prepares to confront the alien.
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Bali, Indonesia -- Ten years after terrorist attacks at two Bali nightclubs killed more than 200 people, mostly foreign tourists, Indonesia has won international praise for its counterterrorism efforts. Militant organizations have been fractured and many of their charismatic leaders have been killed or jailed.
But an Associated Press analysis shows the number of strikes within the country has actually gone up, especially since 2010, when radical imams called on their followers to focus on domestic targets rather than Westerners. The more recent attacks have been conducted with less expertise, and the vast majority of victims have been Indonesians.
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"It turns out that the terrorism problem in Indonesia is not finished yet," said Maj. Gen. Tito Karnavian, a former counterterrorism official recently appointed police chief of Papua province. "The quality of their attacks has decreased, but the quantity has increased."
Since Oct. 12, 2002, when the Bali attacks killed 202 people - including 88 Australians and seven Americans - there have been four major terror strikes targeting Westerners in Indonesia, resulting in 45 deaths. The last was in 2009, when attacks on the J.W. Marriott and Ritz-Carlton hotels in Jakarta killed seven people.
That compares with 15 attacks against security forces, local authorities, Christians and some moderate Muslims in just the past two years. Those attacks have killed a total of 11 people - all police officers - and wounded dozens of civilians.
Although the targets may have shifted, the methods for recruiting young men remain the same. They are indoctrinated to believe that as jihadist "grooms" they will reap God's rewards for martyrdom - paradise for the bomber and 70 family members and the gift of 72 virgin angels. It's a belief shunned by most Muslims.
Most of Indonesia, a country of 240 million, practices a moderate style of Islam that condemns violence, and its government is keeping up pressure against extremists. Data from the National Police revealed more than 700 militants have been arrested over the past 10 years, including 84 last year. Dozens more have been killed since the Bali bombings.
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Tacoma RV Center in Fife wanted to expand its parking lot, but had a problem. An abandon house sat in the middle of the site of the future parking lot.
A call to Tacoma Fire Department solved that issue. Firefighters spent Tuesday setting the house on fire only to dose the flames with water and set the house on fire again throughout the day. The practice burn allowed firefighters to keep their flame handling skills sharp, without worrying about actual victims and damage control.
"Usually, this happens every few years," said Battalion Chief Lincoln Correa.
The City of Fife is served by Tacoma Fire Department engines, with a Station 12 at 2015 54th Ave . E.
The training involved crews from five different stations that included four engine crews, two medic units and two squads, which are firefighters with quick-action, but limited response equipment that were the product of the recent downsizing in the department.
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"Our last visit takes us to Loachapoka Cemetery, which you have already
passed in returning from across the Sougahatchee. There are 328 marked
white graves, an estimated 150-200 unmarked; the Negro cemetery adjoining
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white graves includes those born up to 1900 and who lived to be 25 years
old or older.
Alley CADENHEAD, wife of Rev James CADENHEAD, 1803-1948; Martha, sister of
T. & E.B. INGRAM, 1845, at age 15 yrs., 6 mos; J.A. PLANT, 1851-1878l
Jessie JOHNSON, died 1849, age 62 yrs, 13 days; Peter B. TERRELL, born
Wilkes County., Ga., 1821, removed to Macon Co, Ala., 1841, died 1849;
Elizabeth E., wife of Benj. F. CRITTENDEN, 1837-1892; Francis A., wife of
D. Thomas, 1841-1928; David THOMAS, 1829-1902; Henry J. VAUGHAN, 1819-1897.
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The Flushing Community Supported Agriculture Group hosted a green thumb from Long Island last Saturday who might be making the trek to Queens on a regular basis.
Farmer Matthew Kurek, who runs Golden Earthworm Organic Farms, will participate in a crop share program with members of the group, who pay about $20 a week to get a fresh delivery of fruits and vegetables from the farm, about 60 miles east of Queens.
The program lasts for 26 weeks in the summer and fall, and 30 families have already signed up to receive in-season produce every Thursday night at a designated pickup point.
Buying from Kurek's farm is a way to get fresh produce while promoting the local economy and keeping money in New York state, according to Emily Griffin, a founding member of the CSA.
"Many people are turning away from conventional grocery shopping and looking for more local, low-carbon impact, organic food sources," she said. "Foodies, locavores, vegetarians and those just trying to be a bit healthier are encouraged to join our group."
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"Look, Master!" said Darth Zeddo. "I have acquired a splendid steampunk lightsaber from eBay."
Sith Lord Rowcha drew back his hood and inspected it.
"Steampunk? Just because it's brass and wood doesn't mean it's steampunk," he paused and exhaled. "Look, there is not a single cog. Not so much as a leather belt loop. How much did you pay for it? You didn't empty our PayPa..."
Rowcha's voice trailed off as he realized he'd upset his apprentice. Darth Zeddo tightened his jaw and stared into the middle distance. Rowcha reached out tentatively to console him. He drew back at the last moment, leaving his bony, force-shriveled fingers floating uncomfortably near Zeddo's forearm.
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Collectible figurines Racer-secret agent will help small fan "Puppy Patrol" to recreate your favorite episodes of the animated series. The backpack chetverolapogo lifeguard hidden device to perform rescue missions. To remove the firing mechanism, you must click on the collar puppy. Next, the driver-secret agent, you'll get a new exciting job!
Included with the figure also represented a police badge with the logo for the child who can pin on a T-shirt or shirt. Height toys - about 7 cm.


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Katy Perry, Selena Gomez, Adam Lambert and More Party on at Britney Spears Las Vegas Concert
Miley Cyrus, Katy Perry, Adam Lambert, Selena Gomez and Britney Spears' family dance together as they watch her first show in Las Vegas.
Britney's sister Jamie Lynn Spears was spotted with her finance Jamie Watson as she sat next to her mother and threw her hands in the air in support of her sister who was on stage inches away from them.
Selena Gomez was also dancing next to Katy Perry as she was taking photos during the show.
Britney tweeted her appreciation of her celebrity friends attending the concert.
.@MileyCyrus Love you so much! Thank you for coming to #PieceOfMe! I adore you :)
— Britney Spears (@britneyspears) December 28, 2013
.@KatyPerry Was SOOOO good to see you again girl! Glad we could make our Vegas date happen :)
— Britney Spears (@britneyspears) December 28, 2013
Wow… perfect audience for the 1st #PieceOfMe show! That was AMAZING! I <3 you Vegas!!! pic.twitter.com/7w0mGIH3BJ
— Britney Spears (@britneyspears) December 28, 2013
She also received flowers from Celine Dion.
The most beautiful flowers I've ever seen! Thank you @CelineDion!! pic.twitter.com/YHBoeClZK7
— Britney Spears (@britneyspears) December 28, 2013
Britney definitely felt the love last night.


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Whitney Port & Ben Nemtin Hit Up Hollywood (PHOTOS)
Whitney Port. Not only did the fashionista go to Tuesday's premiere of Justin Bieber's Never Say Never, but she went back to blonde and went to a charity event on Thursday night.It's been a busy week for
The paps caught Whit, along with her boyfriend and The Buried Life star Ben Nemtin, as they left a charity event hosted by the Black Eyed Peas at the Music Box theater in Hollywood.
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An arsenic-munching bacterium offers hope for life making a living on alien worlds, NASA scientists suggested Thursday.
Reported in the journal Science, by a team led by Felisa Wolfe-Simon of the NASA Astrobiology Institute in Menlo Park, Calif., the Halomonadaceae bacterium turned up in a survey of the salty and arsenic-rich Mono Lake.
"Biological dependence on the six major nutrient elements carbon, hydrogen, nitrogen, oxygen, sulfur, and phosphorus is complemented by a selected array of other elements, usually metal(loid)s present in trace quantities that serve critical cellular functions, such as enzyme co-factors. There are many cases of these trace elements substituting for one another," says the study. "However, there are no prior reports of substitutions for any of the six major elements essential for life. Here we present evidence that arsenic can substitute for phosphorus in the biomolecules of a naturally-occurring bacterium."
After culturing the bacterium for survival on arsenic, the scientists report the bug uses the poisonous element in place of phosphorus, the key ingredient in most fertilizers, in its metabolism.
The finding had excited a great deal of attention in some media circles after NASA announced a press conference, "to discuss an astrobiology finding that will impact the search for evidence of extraterrestrial life."
The study itself does not describe any alien life implications for the bacterium, bred from the bug found originally in an Earthly lake.
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UPDATE: Credit Suisse Initiates Coverage on Nexstar Broadcasting Group with Outperform Rating, $17 PT
In a report published Monday, Credit Suisse Group initiated coverage on Nexstar Broadcasting Group (NASDAQ: NXST) with an Outperform rating and $17.00 price target.
Credit Suisse noted, "We initiate coverage of NXST with an Outperform rating and a $17 target price. We believe NXST is positioned for solid FCF growth that should lead to increasing capital returns as the company benefits from growth in retrans revenue and increased scale through accretive acquisitions. Growth in retrans continues to diversify NXST's revenue mix. After increasing ~65% in 2012, we est. ~10% organic growth in 2013, then ~30% in 2014 driven by 3 key renewals. We expect retrans to increase from 16% of net revenue to over 25% by 2015."
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|Windcrests are found all throughout the land. Using the Ocarina of Wind, found after defeating the Fortress of Winds. Link can use the Ocarina to call a bird and transport him to any Wind Crests that have been revealed. The locations are marked on the map to the left. Once you examine the Crest, there will be a small explosion and the Wind Crest statue will vanish leaving the Wind Crest symbol.
Hyrule Town
Located at the northern part of Hyrule Town near the exit to North Hyrule Field. It is just west of the school.
Minish Woods
When you exit Minish Village from the left. Resize and head up and the Wind Crest is right there.
South Hyrule Field
Located just north and east of Link's house.
Mt. Crenel
Located just west of Melari's Mines and just south of the Cave of Flames.
Castor Wilds
In the southern portion of Castor Wilds. It just all the way at the bottom just east of the large swamp area.
Lake Hylia
This Wind Crest is already marked once you get the Ocarina of Wind. You cannot reach this location without the Ocarina of Wind. It just located at the northern most entrance to Lake Hylia from Lon Lon Ranch.
Veil Falls
Once you climb the large wall in Veil Falls the wind crest is just to your left.
Cloud Tops
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Delta Air Lines Inc. and Northwest Airlines Corp. each declared bankruptcy on the same day earlier this month, touching off speculation they could merge with each other or be acquired by other airlines.
A combination of Delta, the No. 3 U.S. airline, and Northwest, the No. 4, is one of several scenarios amid a shakeout that has made an already volatile and loss-ridden industry even more unpredictable.
While mergers may look tempting as a way to decrease a glut of available seats, airlines would be much better off going it alone, many observers say.
"I don't frankly see that airlines that are shaky to begin with are going to be helped any by taking on the very risky task of combining two airlines," said Michael E. Levine, a former senior airline executive, in a recent interview.
"Combining two airlines historically has almost always raised costs," said Levine, who was CEO at now defunct New York Air and an executive vice president at Continental Airlines and Northwest.
Past deals may have even helped spur bankruptcies at airlines like US Airways Group Inc. and the former Pan American World Airways.
"Mergers are a nightmare," said Doug Abbey, a consultant with the Velocity Group in Washington. "I'm sure everybody has thought about it but half of the reason that airlines like US Airways find themselves in this position is that previous mergers have not gone entirely well."
US Airways, the product of mergers between Allegheny Airlines, Piedmont Airlines and Pacific Southwest Airlines, is now set to be bought by a group of investors led by Phoenix-based America West Airlines Inc.
Many analysts remain cautious about the prospects of that deal. As part of the agreement, US Airways agreed to return 25 planes to GE Commercial Aviation Services, on top of 46 aircraft it had previously announced it planned to give back.
Diverse labor forces also tend to be a stumbling block in airline mergers, and would be particularly balky in any combination of Delta and Northwest since Northwest's workforce is almost entirely unionized, while only Delta's pilots are.
"Do you seriously think that Delta would endanger its system by doing a merger and having everyone unionized?," asked Julius Maldutis, an analyst with Aviation Dynamics.
Because of the complications that most mergers bring, most airlines would be better off looking at more limited alliances, Calyon analyst Ray Neidl said in a recent note.
But such partnerships involving joint planning, marketing and revenue sharing would require an antitrust exemption from Congress, Neidl said.
"The government has to rethink its anti-trust policy on airline mergers," Neidl said. "Otherwise, future liquidations are inevitable."
But many say that is just what the doctor ordered for an overcrowded industry.
The liquidation of three major carriers in the late 1980s and early 1990s — Eastern Air Lines, Braniff International Airways and Pan American World Airways — kicked off the last sustained period of profitability for the airline sector.
"Unlike in the early 1990s when three carriers were liquidated and set the stage for the survivors to become very profitable, the jury is still out on what's going to happen here," said Maldutis said.


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"Tommy needs to play every day," Angels manager Mike Scioscia said of Murphy, who is 6-for-34 (.176) in 14 games over two stints with the Angels this season. "Nathan can do some of the things Tommy was doing when he was up here. He has a lot of talent that will play in the big leagues."
That's probably what the A's thought when they made him their first-round pick (the 32nd player chosen overall) in 1997. The speedy, left-handed outfielder was traded to the Angels at the trade deadline in 1999 as part of a deal that sent veterans Randy Velarde and Omar Olivares to the A's.
It was a rocky road for Haynes from there. He has undergone surgery eight times for an assortment of injuries -- two sports hernias, three knee surgeries, a torn labrum in his shoulder and torn ligaments in his left hand. He bounced from the Angels' farm system to the San Francisco Giants' and briefly to an independent team in Gary, Ind. last season before he was re-signed by the Angels.
This season, however, the 27-year-old Haynes was leading the Class AAA Pacific Coast League with a .391 batting average when the Angels called him up for his first taste of the major leagues.
With the Angels getting blown out by the Seattle Mariners Monday, Haynes entered the game on defense in the eighth inning and got a broken-bat single up the middle in his first major-league at-bat an inning later.


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This gastropub in Oak Cliff in the former Kavala location just opened its doors, and chef Kelly Hightower made a big impression on us on the first night of business. The blowtorch salmon with yuzu miso glaze on the "Small Plates" menu was a standout item. Fresh fish was coated with the sweet and savory Japanese sauce and torched to a perfect texture, with the tacky glaze clinging to the flaky exterior while the interior remained soft. We've heard of desserts being caramelized with a blowtorch, but now we're wondering if the tool is underutilized in most kitchens. As the salmon is served with a spinach salad, it would be tempting to just order two or three plates of it and call it a meal—if the hummus, pizzas and entrées weren't so tempting as well.
Crisp pastel meringue filled with vanilla, pistachio lavender or raspberry paste, these are macaroons from heaven above. Nothing wrong with traditional macaroons, but the macaroon can be so much more than a wad of coconut. Every country has its own variation. Be glad you're not a Scot (think in terms of leftover mashed potatoes). Now, Oak Cliff has its own signature macaroon—one so delectable it might knock the coconut kind off its throne one day. Shop Rush Patisserie online, or, better yet, visit the store and tempt yourself with all sorts of artisanal delights—breakfast pastries, quiche, chocolate and fresh fruit confections, cookies and cakes.
James Thurber once said "One martini is all right. Two are too many, and three are not enough." And we couldn't agree with him more. This year's top pick for best martini goes to Inwood Lounge, part of the art deco Inwood Theatre off West Lovers Lane. Why? Well, it just happens to be a full-service martini bar. Wait. That's not all. Gin. Vodka. Vermouth. The Inwood Lounge has it all, and the bartenders know what they're doing when it comes to concocting everything from a classic martini to a chocolate one. We suggest attending one of the Midnight Madness movie showings, and while you're waiting, order up a dirty martini and slowly sip it while relaxing at a table by the cascading water wall. Oh, and you might want to hold onto the olives because the only food here is popcorn.
Dallas has no shortage of great burgers, and we've eaten most of them—The Stodg at The Porch, Twisted Root, Wingfield's...we could go on and on. But for sheer consistency, the half-pound Angry Dog Burger gets the nod every time. It's always there for you. No bullshit lunch-only hours, no Sunday and Monday only availability (we're looking at you, The Grape), and no wussy health restrictions—you want it medium rare, you're getting it medium rare, and piled high on a perfectly toasted bun, to boot. And at $6.75 with fries—which we like to douse liberally in the Dog's spicy seasoning salt—it's still one of the cheapest destination burgers in town.
You get the feeling that many of the regulars at Barbec's have been coming there since Johnny Cash and Kris Kristofferson first played "Sunday Morning Coming Down" together 30 some-odd years ago. It's a testament to the East Dallas mainstay's good old-fashioned, no-frills country-style breakfast. No frills, that is, until you take the first bite of Barbec's famous beer biscuits. Washing down the sweet, buttery biscuit with that first cup of coffee is the perfect way to warm up a hungry stomach just before ordering the "Double Barrel Breakfast." The popular platter features two eggs, two pancakes and bacon or sausage, and it's certain to satisfy any hunger—or hangover.
The Sixth Floor Museum has expanded into the 501 Elm Building across N. Houston Street from the museum, with administrative offices upstairs and a really cool new café and store on the ground level. The café, with food from La Duni and excellent coffee, looks out on the site of the city's great shame, the event that labeled us "The City of Hate," which means that French tourists can sip lattes and despise us in air-conditioned comfort. This has to be good for the economy. Meanwhile, the store offers work by local artisans and Fair Trade/Eco-Friendly manufacturers, some with references to Kennedy, some of it more about the Kennedy era and Dallas. Name another city that has turned its worst disability into a profit center.


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Venue serves American comfort food. It serves American comfort food prepared with French technique, with a little Italian influence, with a greenmarket sensibility. But that doesn't begin to convey the wonders coming from this kitchen: Manila clams with crumbled fennel sausage and roasted quarters of tomato in a sweet and rich broth spiked with lime and smoked paprika; slow-slow-slow-cooked beef short rib with oyster mushrooms, the meat so sweet and soft that it seems to melt; homemade tomato soup (a perfectly smooth purée of house-roasted tommies) with fresh thyme and garlic, an unexpected dart of spice that hits you right on the back of the tongue. Holly Hartnett's new restaurant is the neighborhood place everyone wishes was in their neighborhood — a place that will happily serve you grilled cheese sandwiches for lunch and then agnolotti with brie, white beans, mushrooms, tomatoes and leeks for dinner just a couple hours later.
Breakfast King has always been there for us, through early-morning breakfasts and late-night breakfasts; breakfasts when the sun is just peeking up over the horizon and we haven't yet been to bed; and breakfasts at four in the afternoon when we've just woken up from whatever the night before had brought us. And no question, when Denver's night owls are in need of a feed, Breakfast King is the place to go. There are nights when this venerable 24-hour diner looks like something out of Quentin Tarantino's wet dreams — a weird conglomeration of club kids and criminals, night-shift blue collars and just plain folk who've found themselves a little bit lost on the wrong side of midnight. The King is there for all of us, helping us get up or come down, chill out or straighten up. In fact, the King has never once locked its doors in all the years it's been operating. And honestly, we're not sure what this city would do if it ever did.
Chef Ian Kleinman is a magician. Not just because he manages to make thoroughly impossible food (carbonated grapefruit, grape caviar, floating bacon and the like) that people come from all over the country to eat, but because he somehow figured out a way to do this at a hotel restaurant in Westminster, Colorado. Magic, indeed. In addition to watching over the regular menu at O's Steak & Seafood, Kleinman personally oversees a brilliant molecular-gastronomy menu that changes completely every week — and he has yet to blow the place up, burn it down or accidentally freeze himself in liquid nitrogen. A single taste of his instant peanut butter sorbet, watermelon powder, Miracle Fruit pills or guacamole space foam and you will never, ever look at food the same way again.
It seems like such an obvious idea: a restaurant dedicated entirely to the glory of the pig, serving pork and pork products. And yet Denver had no all-pig restaurant until Andy Ganick came along. His brainchild is the Berkshire, a restaurant whose menu is like something out of the sickest, most indulgent food fantasies: all pig, all the time. Pig for lunch, pig for brunch (a plate of bacon and a can of Pabst as the house "hangover special"), pig for dinner (bacon flights!) and a little pig in between. Almost every plate has pork worked into it somehow; if Ganick could get away with it, he'd even garnish the bar's cocktails with pig. But there is bacon-infused vodka for those who like to take their pig in liquid form. We go hog wild for the Berkshire.
While American Indian food may be the original American cuisine, not many of us have experienced much past fry bread. But Tocabe, a new fast-casual spot that got its start in Denver, does a perfect job of fusing the old with the new. In a Chipotle-esque setting, and at Chipotle-esque prices, you can get Medicine Wheel Nachos and delicious green chile, as well as pillowy fry bread. Made to order, these delicious edible plates are ideal for holding a variety of meats (including buffalo) and other toppings, as well as a slightly spicy ancho-chile sauce. Conclude your meal with more fry bread topped with honey, and you're guaranteed to become one with nature.
Shrimp and grits. Buffalo chicken wings and Rhode Island calamari. Memphis ribs, Louisiana etouffee, Maine lobster rolls and Chicago-style hot dogs. Steuben's isn't just an American restaurant, it's an All-American restaurant — a restaurant dedicated to the preservation and glorification of our mutt, immigrant canon; our staples and standards; our occasional flashes of brief genius. And while opinions may differ as to whether Steuben's is making the best version of some regional favorite, opinions always differ on every regional favorite. The fights over the Steuben's recipe for trout amandine, its green-chile cheeseburger or the truck-stop chocolate cake started even before the place opened, and they haven't stopped yet. The probably never will. And they all make for delicious conversation over a meal in this popular, comfortable hangout.


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Pirates notebook: Walker takes swings, feels close to returning
Second baseman Neil Walker missed his 10th consecutive game Friday with lower back tightness but said, after taking 30 right-handed swings for the first time, he feels like he's close to returning.
"The inflammation's pretty much all the way out of there, so that's the most important thing," he said. "I was able to swing today, which was good. The moving up and down and left and right hasn't been an issue, so the biggest hurdle's been swinging."
Walker said the problem is on the lower left side, so finishing the swing from that side will be the biggest issue over the next few days as he tests the torquing motion.
"I feel pretty confident that I'm going to recover well," he said. "We'll see how my body reacts (Saturday)."
• Outfielder Starling Marte returned to the lineup, making his first start since Aug. 18 after a stint on the disabled list with a right oblique strain. Marte batted second behind Brock Holt. Manager Clint Hurdle made the decision based on what he's seen from Holt the past four games. "(Holt's) been playing at major league game speed," Hurdle said. "Marte's going to catch up a little bit. I thought I'd slide him in that spot right in front of Andrew (McCutchen) and see if that's some benefit as well."
• Outfielder Jose Tabata (left foot contusion) was scheduled to hit Friday then work moving around in the outfield. Hurdle said he anticipated having Tabata available off the bench.
• Pitcher Jeff Karstens (hip flexor) has been playing catch but has yet to throw a bullpen session. That should soon change, Hurdle said, but Karstens is likely to miss another start.
• Pitcher Chad Qualls (left toe irritation) threw a simulated game Friday and is on schedule to come off the disabled list Sunday.
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1. Re: is it possible to clone UCM 10 gJiri.Machotka-Oracle Nov 20, 2012 1:26 PM (in response to Nir S-Oracle)Of course, you will have to modify it, if you want to run it in the same network.
Servers usually have a fixed IP address, so I guess the first conflict would be on this level, and you would have to propagate your changes also to database connectivity (if running in the same database, you'd need to create a different scheme anyway), URL, etc.
I'm not sure if this exercise is even worth trying - installation of a new 10g instance is really easy, migration of components and configuration as well, the only challenge might be migration of content, but unless you have millions of items, the Archiver might do it OOTB...
I'd also ask if there is a disaster recovery in place (in case the server blows up), because creation of a mirror site might be a good exercise to test how effective the DR is.
2. Re: is it possible to clone UCM 10 gNir S-Oracle Nov 20, 2012 2:39 PM (in response to Jiri.Machotka-Oracle)Thanks Jiri,
the problem is that I have more than 2M documents. I don't want to deal we the migration of the docs.
3. Re: is it possible to clone UCM 10 gJiri.Machotka-Oracle Nov 20, 2012 2:56 PM (in response to Nir S-Oracle)And where do you store documents - in the database, or in the filesystem? If in the database, you might backup the database in one system and recover it in the other. If in the filesystem, then I'm sorry - just out of curiosity do you backup your system? And if so, how - just dump the VM image to another disk?


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'Veronica's Veil' is spiritual tradition
PITTSBURGH -- It seems like Tony Polito was destined to be a part of a Lenten play rooted in Pittsburgh's South Side for 85 years.
In the 1950s, Polito, a retired actor, found out about "Veronica's Veil," a play written by two priests that relates to Biblical scriptures.
The story focuses on the high priest who sentenced Christ to death and a woman who showed pity for Jesus on the way to his crucifixion.
A compelling scene comes when Veronica approaches Jesus and offers to wipe his face with her veil as he bears the cross on his back.
Jesus accepts the kind offer and Veronica is left with an imprint of the savior's face on her cloth.
Polito, 71, said his life changed when he learned about the play and became involved.
"I met my wife there," he said of the performances. "And her name happens to be Veronica. She actually played Veronica for a few years."
An acting group of area church members called The Veronica's Veil Players performs the Bible story each year at St. Michael's Church Auditorium on Pittsburgh's South Side in preparation for Easter.
The first half of the 2 1/2-hour performance features scenes where the actors stand motionless as a narrator explains moments in time from Jesus' persecution and death.
"Almost the whole first half is The Passion as it is read in the churches in Palm Sunday," Polito said. "It's really the same thing, only we've been doing it for 85 years, and ours is a little bit different presentation."
The play opens with a depiction of the Last Supper and includes such scenes as Judas repenting after he betrayed Jesus and turned him over to the Romans.
Scenes later in the play focus on Veronica coming to Jesus' aid, even through her husband holds a high position in the Roman hierarchy.
"Her husband is a member of the high tribunal ... sort of like the second in command," Polito said.
High drama is present throughout the play, the director said.
The performance takes a different direction in its latter stages, which are set 20 years after Jesus' death.
The impact the high priest's ruling has on his family dominates a few scenes, the director said.
"The high priest, in our story, goes a little bit insane toward the end," Polito said. "His whole family falls apart."
As they seek refuge in catacombs in Rome, Veronica, a Roman soldier turned priest, and one of the high priest's daughters, Ruth, are discovered by the high priest's other, vindictive daughter, Miriam.
While imprisoned before being thrown to the lions, Veronica and her brethren witness a miracle, Polito said.
"They're in prison, and they're not given any food and water," the director said. "Veronica lays the veil down on a fountain in the prison that was dry and water comes out of the fountain."
Polito said the play concludes with a scene in heaven where Veronica and her comrades share peace.
The latter scenes in "Veronica's Veil" are not mentioned in the Bible, Polito said.
But, research done by the performers has revealed an interesting point.
"In the research that we have in our program, it says the name Veronica comes from a Greek and Latin word Vero, which means an icon or an image," Polito said.
Polito said two priests, one a Pittsburgh-native, penned "Veronica's Veil" in 1910.
While it has been performed in other areas along the East Coast, the Pittsburgh acting group has been most devoted to the play's preservation, he added.
The Veronica's Veil Players began this year's performances Feb. 29.
Show times will be 2 p.m. Saturday, Sunday and on March 20 and 21.
Two shows will be at 2 and 8 p.m. March 27, with another at 2 p.m. March 28.
The series will conclude the following weekend with 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. showings April 3 and a final showing at 2 p.m. April 4, Palm Sunday.
Admission is $10 for adults and $8 for senior citizens and students through high school.
St. Michael's Church Auditorium is located on Pius Street in the South Side of Pittsburgh.
For more information, call (412) 431-5550.


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Moonlight Senada (remix)
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- Sep 14, 2006 | 3:30 AM EDT
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- 6 min 9 sec
- Score
- 4.43 / 5.00
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Rated 5 / 5 stars
well damn...
How the fuck do I say this in the best way I NEED to?
Fucking EPIC!! The moonlight Senada already is one of my favorite pieces to absorb into ma piece. You goddamn didnt kills it. You took awesomeness and made a pretty damn good different feel for it. You truly do ispire me. I always lovd making music but it was always random and on some game or someone elses comp. Your music does all the extra explanations and expresses all the necessary ... And am hearing the original moonlight senada at the end... damn im not even drunk and im ultra siked to just hear this... I usually don't review sober xD Ok fuck man! Your a badass artist and imma get yer album sometime in may when i get my first pay from slaving! Never stop! :D
Wow! Thank you! I hope you can sit back and listen to my songs after slaving away and find some kind of relaxation or excitement. Whatever helps. I appreciate your comment!
Rated 5 / 5 stars
Everbody just want to hear the destruction in the music.
Ps. This is good shit
Thank you so much!
Rated 2.5 / 5 stars
after listening to all of your music this one was a bit disappointing. Maybe it's just not possible to re-capture the genious and spirit of the original track by beethoven.
Anyway, i love your music, especially the pieces you did not remake, but create yourself.
Thank you for your honesty. I'll keep it in mind. Hope you like MC10!
Rated 5 / 5 stars
I love that, it goes from one ear to the other (headphones), or one speaker to the other.
ya, "Panning" is a great effect and doesn't get used as much as it should.
Thank you!
Rated 4 / 5 stars
Good song. The only thing, the drums could be toned down just a wee bit. Not to much, cause then it would throw the song off. Still, other than that, its an awesome remix of an already great classic. Laterz. =D


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[ https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SOLR-3706?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:comment-tabpanel&focusedCommentId=13615407#comment-13615407 ] Ryan McKinley commented on SOLR-3706: ------------------------------------- bq. I still follow "the committer does not need deal with maven, maven dudes will deal with it" that is totally fine. It is easier to do in two passes anyway > Ship setup to log with log4j. > ----------------------------- > > Key: SOLR-3706 > URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SOLR-3706 > Project: Solr > Issue Type: Improvement > Reporter: Mark Miller > Assignee: Mark Miller > Priority: Minor > Fix For: 4.3, 5.0 > > Attachments: SOLR-3706-maven.patch, SOLR-3706.patch, SOLR-3706-solr-log4j.patch, SOLR-3706-solr-log4j.patch > > > Currently we default to java util logging and it's terrible in my opinion. > *It's simple built in logger is a 2 line logger. > *You have to jump through hoops to use your own custom formatter with jetty - either putting your class in the start.jar or other pain in the butt solutions. > *It can't roll files by date out of the box. > I'm sure there are more issues, but those are the ones annoying me now. We should switch to log4j - it's much nicer and it's easy to get a nice single line format and roll by date, etc. > If someone wants to use JUL they still can - but at least users could start with something decent. -- This message is automatically generated by JIRA. If you think it was sent incorrectly, please contact your JIRA administrators For more information on JIRA, see: http://www.atlassian.com/software/jira --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: email@example.com For additional commands, e-mail: email@example.com
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Turkey, Slovenia sign double-taxation agreement
Turkish Foreign Minister Ismail Cem and his Slovene counterpart Dimitrij Rupel signed a taxation agreement and a science and technology cooperation accord during a one-day visit by Cem Thursday, April 19.
The agreement to avoid double taxation follows on a trade deal between the two countries, which went into force last June, Rupel told a news conference after talks between the two ministers.
He said their talks had focused on means of jointly tackling clandestine immigration.
The two had agreed that an accord to tackle the problem should be formalized as soon as possible, aimed principally at fighting organized crime and returning illegal immigrants to their countries of origin.
Their discussions had also touched on NATO enlargement, enlargement of the European Union, the situation in Cyprus and in the Balkans, he said. — (AFP, Ljubljana)
© Agence France Presse 2001
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"Obvious Child" is funny and genuine for all the right reasons
I can think of a couple films off the top of my head that end up taking this route: A woman, usually the film's protagonist, unexpectedly finds out she's pregnant and she seriously considers having an abortion (for about a few minutes in the film, usually). But, instead, she decides to go through with the pregnancy by the end of the film. This display of morality is supposed to make the audiences feel all warm and fuzzy inside, making us root and emotionally melt for the protagonist.
Having the topic of abortion in a film, especially a comedy, is a risky move simply because it's never been done before so matter-of-factly, to my knowledge at least. That was until I saw Gillian Robespierre's feature film debut "Obvious Child," which premiered earlier this year at the Sundance Film Festival and is now playing at the Downer Theatre.
The film – with the help of Robespierre's unabashed writing and directing, and an endearing and absolutely hilarious performance by Jenny Slate ("Parks & Recreation," "The Kroll Show") – takes those "risky" expectations and tosses them out of the window. Even by not playing it safe, the film solidly delivers as a heartwarming comedy that's at times raunchy and awkward in all the right and amusing ways, and at other times, sweet and genuinely thoughtful.
Slate is Donna Stern, a directionless, 20-something stand-up comic who routinely performs at a Brooklyn dive bar. I'd use "perform" lightly, because she actually just stands in front of the crowd and talks about her life; mostly about her sex life, her Jewish looks and daily panty stains. She even manages to throw in a fart joke for good measure. Talking about her sex life so openly and candidly to a room full of strangers doesn't sit well with her boyfriend, who later tells Donna in the bar's unisex bathroom that he's having an affair with her best friend.
This news, of course, devastates her, leading to an all-night drinking binge inside of her tiny apartment and a mental breakdown making her appear more maniacal than anything else. Oh, and not only did her boyfriend dump her, she also loses her job at an independent bargain bookstore.
Shortly after a disastrous and drunken stand-up routine that ventures into quips about the Holocaust, Donna meets Max (Jake Lacy), a straight-laced business graduate student who looks like he doesn't belong anywhere close to the dive, hipster-friendly bar that Donna and her gay friend Joey (Gabe Liedman) frequent. Introducing herself by spitting out the hilarious and nonsensical line, "You're really lasering into me with your pee pee missiles," Donna charms Max into getting sloppy drunk with her.
They seem like they would be polar opposites, but they click, laughing at one another after he accidentally farts in her face while they both urinate against a building and amusing each other by dancing in their underwear inside of his apartment. By the end of the night, of course, they have sex, an act that sets the rest of the film in motion when Donna unexpectedly becomes pregnant.
She realizes that having a baby at this point in her life would lead to disastrous results; she doesn't nearly have enough money to support a child, let alone that she isn't nearly as emotionally ready to go through with the pregnancy. She decides the best option would be to have an abortion – on Valentine's Day of all days – but withholds from telling Max while she struggles to handle the messiness of life.
"Obvious Child," which is adapted from Robespierre's 2009 short film of the same title, manages to find just the right balance of comedic and dramatic tone. Robespierre infuses the film with a heartfelt feel that's elevated by her naturalistic sensibilities as a writer and director. As the film triggers a small shift from sweetness to seriousness in the third act, it confirms Robespierre's ability to balance the comedy with the drama with ease.
Besides effortlessly balancing the tone, Robespierre also did an exceptional job establishing Donna's relations with the various people in her life, including her mother (Polly Draper) who wants Donna to put her SAT scores to good use, her supportive father (Richard Kind), her roommate Nellie (Gaby Hoffman) and, of course, Max. There's no doubt that this is an impressively strong feature debut for a writer and director that's going to be hard to ignore down the road.
Jenny Slate's charming and charismatic performance also elevates the film. Besides her most obvious talent of being unique and hilarious, she's even more surprising during the quieter, dramatic moments later on in the third act.
Jake Lacy – best known for his role as Pete in NBC's "The Office" – is especially good as Max, a nice guy who not only pee farts, but also tries hard to forge a relationship with Donna by asking her out, amusingly oblivious to the news that is being kept from him and her weariness of taking things any further. Hoffman, who recently had a role in this past season of HBO's "Girls," is unusually normal in this as Nellie, who coaches her along. David Cross even makes a brief, creepy appearance as a fellow comedian who invites Donna over to his pad to "talk," but he has another agenda in mind.
While the film is billed as an abortion comedy, and while there are still quite a few laughs, the topic of abortion is handled with honesty and straight-forwardness. Robespierre doesn't downplay the emotional ramifications, as abortion clearly isn't a funny subject matter, even when it's a subject of a comedy. It's also a refreshing take because she also doesn't allow the characters tip toe around it as if it's some sort of a Satanist moral taboo, like in "Knocked Up," where Jonah Hill's character couldn't even say the word aloud, instead having to attempt to improvise a rhyming word. While many films would rather shy away from it, "Obvious Child" does not.
Some will probably dislike "Obvious Child," as seen by a walkout and two older women making it known to all of those around them how much they hated it after the screening. I felt the complete opposite: I feel that it should be celebrated that "Obvious Child" exists. We need more films just like this; films that are told not only from the under-served female perspective, but also have a lot of wit, genuine heart, and the daring fearlessness to be authentic and outside of the box when dealing with a controversial subject.
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