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Outside Lands returns to San Francisco this weekend with a stacked set of headliners. Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers, Kanye West, Disclosure, the Killers, Arctic Monkeys, Testo, and more top the strong lineup on deck for the three-day fte, running Friday, August 8, to Sunday, August 10. SPIN is now happy to announce the lineup for our very special run at the Toyota Presents Soundwave tent at this year's event.

We're on deck for three days of Q&As and performances from artists like Big Freedia, Grouplove, the Night Terrors of 1927, Fences, Vance Joy, Wayne Coyne of the Flaming Lips, and the Bots. You'll find the tent on the polo fields opposite the Lands End Stage. Check out the full Toyota Presents Soundwave schedule below.

Friday, August 82:45 p.m. - Grouplove (Q&A) 3:00 p.m. - Night Terrors of 1927 (performance) 3:15 p.m. - Bear Hands (performance)

Saturday, August 93:00 p.m. - Fences (performance) 3:30 p.m. - Vance Joy (performance and Q&A) 4:15 p.m. - Big Freedia (performance and Q&A)

Sunday, August 10 2:00 p.m. - Wayne Coyne (Q&A, in collaboration with Stereogum) 4:00 p.m. - The Bots (performance)

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A man has been charged with multiple driving and assault offences after allegedly taking police on a chase through the northern suburbs on Tuesday night.

Police attempted to stop a Nissan Patrol travelling west along Beach Road in Mirrabooka about 11.20pm but the driver allegedly refused to stop, police spokeswomans Susan Usher said.

The driver allegedly evaded police through several suburbs before smashing through a gate to a property on Joyce Road, Gnangara.

The Patrol was driven around the home and through paddocks, before returning to the carriageway on Facey Road - allegedly by smashing through an electronic gate. The vehicle then became stuck when the driver allegedly attempted to enter bushland at the end of Facey Road by going through metal gates and rocks.

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The man allegedly ran from the vehicle and was found in bushland.

A 24-year-old Midland man has been charged with multiple driving offences, as well as two counts of assault to prevent arrest.

He is scheduled to appear in Joondalup Magistrates Court on Wednesday. Police confirmed inquiries into the incident were continuing.

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Salt Lake City, UT /PRNewswire/ - FX Energy, Inc. (NASDAQ: FXEN), today announced that drilling is underway at the Karmin-1 well in the Company's Fences license in western Poland. The well is a planned test of a Rotliegend sandstone target at an estimated depth of 2,460 meters. The prospect is located on trend with the Zaniemysl-3 and Roszkow wells, two of the Company's highest producing discoveries.

The Karmin-1 well is the first of three wells in the Fences area that are planned to begin drilling operations prior to the end of 2014. All of these wells are 51% owned and operated by PGNiG.

In addition to the Fences wells, FX Energy also plans to begin drilling two wells in the Company's 100% owned Edge license in western Poland. The Edge license covers approximately 730,000 acres.

About FX Energy FX Energy is an independent oil and gas exploration and production company with production in the U.S. and Poland. The Company's main exploration and production activity is focused on Poland's Permian Basin where the gas-bearing Rotliegend sandstone is a direct analog to the Southern Gas Basin offshore England. The Company trades on the NASDAQ Global Select Market under the symbol FXEN. Website http://www.fxenergy.com.

FORWARD-LOOKING STATEMENTS This report contains forward-looking statements. Forward-looking statements are not guarantees. For example, exploration, drilling, development, construction, or other projects or operations may be subject to the successful completion of technical work; environmental, governmental or partner approvals; equipment availability; or other things that are or may be beyond the control of the Company. Operations that are anticipated, planned, or scheduled may be changed, delayed, take longer than expected, fail to accomplish intended results, or not take place at all.

In carrying out exploration, it is necessary to identify and evaluate risks and potential rewards. This identification and evaluation is informed by science but remains inherently uncertain. Subsurface features that appear to be possible traps may not exist at all, may be smaller than interpreted, may not contain hydrocarbons, may not contain the quantity or quality estimated, or may have reservoir conditions that do not allow adequate recovery to render a discovery commercial or profitable. Forward-looking statements about the size, potential, or likelihood of discovery respecting exploration targets are certainly not guarantees of discovery, the actual presence or recoverability of hydrocarbons, or the ability to produce in commercial or profitable quantities. Estimates of potential typically do not take into account all the risks of drilling and completion nor do they take into account the fact that hydrocarbon volumes are never 100% recoverable. Such estimates are part of the complex process of trying to measure and evaluate risk and reward in an uncertain industry.

Forward-looking statements are subject to risks and uncertainties outside FX Energy's control. Actual events or results may differ materially from the forward-looking statements. For a discussion of additional contingencies and uncertainties to which information respecting future events is subject, see FX Energy's SEC reports or visit FX Energy's website at http://www.fxenergy.com.

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The Florida Keys Aqueduct Authority learned last week that good fences don't always make good neighbors, especially if your neighbor is a Key deer or a turtle.

An Aqueduct Authority contractor recently installed several hundred feet of black silt fencing along Long Beach Road on Big Pine Key to help contain the silt while workers are installing sewer lines for the Cudjoe Regional Wastewater Treatment System.

However, federal Refuges Manager Nancy Finley and Key Deer Run Bed and Breakfast owner Harry Appel cut dozens of holes in the fences last week so that Key deer, diamondback turtles and snakes could pass through the area and not be trapped.

The turtles are nesting so the lack of mobility could have been a serious issue, Finely said.

The two asked the permission of the Aqueduct Authority before making the cuts, and the agency agreed to allow it, Finley said.

Finley met with Aqueduct Authority officials on Thursday to discuss her concerns with the sewer project, which also included workers driving their dump trucks too fast in the area, she said.

The Aqueduct Authority agreed to have its contractor, Layne Heavy Civil, cut large holes in the fence, every 100 feet, Finley said. Aqueduct officials also agreed to tell the workers to slow down, Finley said.

"We are doing everything we can to protect the species there," Aqueduct Authority Executive Director Kirk Zuelch said.

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Key deer are about the size of a large dog.

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Of the National Key Deer Refuge's 84,351 acres in the Lower Keys, by far the most dangerous place for its namesake species to be is on or near U.S. 1.

The docile, endangered Key deer has become almost domesticated over the years due to some residents and tourists -- against state and federal law --- hand-feeding the deer. It leads to them approaching cars on the highway and many times being struck and killed.

It was alarming, then, for refuge staff to learn this week that Florida Keys Aqueduct Authority "silt fences" related to Monroe County's ongoing Big Pine Key sewer construction were unintentionally steering deer out to the highway from Long Beach Road.

Silt fences are made from black, usually woven, synthetic material meant to keep sediment out of the areas the Aqueduct Authority is digging up to install the Cudjoe Regional wastewater system in the Lower Keys. The fence stands roughly 2 feet tall.

"The deer got a little spooked by it and they get into the middle of the road and couldnt figure out how to get out. They were funneling out and cars were coming down the road," refuge Manager Nancy Finley said.

"Deer were in the road and animals were at risk of being hit. There was a report of one being hit. There was a blood trail on the road, but we did not find the animal," she said.

Finley said she met immediately with Aqueduct Authority staff and came to a compromise to have 50-foot openings for every 100 feet of silt fencing. The openings would be covered with a "waddle," which stands just a few inches high.

"They're like a sock filled with absorbent material, almost like a boom from an oil spill. Most animals can either crawl or walk over it; it's only four inches high," Finley said.

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