As the chainsaws rev and the slime oozes, it's easy to forget that earlier the same day the city was full of journalists asking Mila Kunis what she likes best about being such a really big star, and Kate Winslet whether she's ever been to Sweden.
The "whitening" setting gives a satisfying rev while the soft "sensitive" brush head makes my teeth feel like they're being buffed by cherubs who live on the iCloud.
For Sinéad O'Connor, the best way to dismantle male dominance was not to go after any actual men in the industry but to rev up that noted vehicle of genuine concern, the open letter, and use it to deliver a torrent of slut-shaming that was so feminist that it repeatedly used the term "prostitute" as a derogatory insult.
Rio Zaza was unable to gain access to some $30m dollars of revenue.In this section Potbelly and rumbling stomachs Pink cabs rev up Trial by barbecue A mining miracle ReprintsMr Marambio was furious.
He also demonstrated that he can use his formidable rhetorical powers to address difficult subjects rather than simply to rev up a sympathetic crowd.But the Wright affair could still cause problems with white voters, particularly the white working-class voters whom Mr Obama has had trouble with in the past, most recently in Ohio.
In reflationary terms, this was the equivalent of stepping on the clutch just as you rev the engine; a lot of noise but not much traction.Meanwhile, with the yen no longer seen as a hard currency, plenty of worries about the euro and the Swiss capping the franc, the dollar became the major currency of choice.
But mining, the economy's biggest motor, will take more time to rev up.
And the industry is about to rev up its efforts, as Toyota and Honda put the first mass-market fuel-cell cars on their dealers' forecourts.
"They say: 'Oh, does something happen here?'" says the Rev Jo Saunders.
Rev Canon Jim Mynors, vicar of six rural parishes (two of them Grade I-listed) in Northamptonshire, similarly says it is a mixed picture.
Mr Trimble defeated South Belfast MP the Rev Martin Smyth by 457 to 348 votes, 56% to 43%, in a crunch secret ballot of the party's ruling council in the King's Hall, Belfast.
