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Duet Athens
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Our most popular flip, now featuring dual-density technology. We layer an ultra-cushy footbed with a tough outer shell to give you extreme comfort and support that lasts.
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- Croslite™ material footbed for lightweight comfort.
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- Non-marking Croslite™ material outsole.
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I have continued to buy this product as they are very comfortable. I have an orthopaedic issue requiring orthodics in my right foot shoes but the product does not require me to have an orthodic put on it. However I recently purchased a size 12 rather than size 11s which I have been wearing for some years and have found this the better size.
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I was surprised that these crocs did not fit me, even though I normally wear this same size (9). The shape was different from the others that I normally wear. They were OK with most of the dimensions, but the length was shorter, and my big toe fell over the end. Disappointing since I wanted some navy ones.
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I bought this for my husband as he has couple of other Crocs and loves them... this one says on the website is ultra cushy soft and has cushioning support, so I thought as it was more expensive than the previously purchased models it will be good.. It is hard, feels like it is on the wrong foot and he was just wearing it at home and already damaged his skin rubbed it row.. I would return it, but really can't be bothered with the hassle and paying the postage, but extremely disappointing from Crocs.. definitely not recommended this model. Buy the MODI Flip instead, that one is comfortable...
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10' 3/8 copper tubing coiled in a 4 Gal bucket. gravity feed.
time 40 mins - ice used 30# - 2Gal H2O used - yield 5 Gal 65F liquid in pail. beginning temp 200F.
10' tubing needs to be added at least. flow rate determines temp of liquid therefore greater exposure to ice is needed; this should reduce time. ice usage is comparable to ice bath cooling for same volume and needs to be reduced; ideas welcome. 20-30 min time reduction over ice bath achieved. H2O usage is in acceptable range and could even be increased somewhat if it yields any benefit.
additional items:
-rough in-line filter on hot side to remove hop gack, 3/4 cpvc with some copper scrubbie inside.
-aerator on cold side, sink strainer that resembles a small inverted false bottom attached to a short length of cpvc.
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Ditch the gravity feed, get an aquarium pump and recirculate the ice water. I was able to get 25' of copper for $14 at Lowes so that might be worth checking into.
I think you need to recirc the icewater as well.
Also I dont think the copper scrubby hop filter will work very well if you decide to continue your process, especially if you are using whole hops. It will get gunked up and clogged quickly.
For the time and money spent you could have made a CfC and knocked the chill time in half, I built mine for less than $50 and I chill 6.25 gallons in about 12-15 minutes gravity fed
I've got 50' of 3/8 in two concentric rings, fits in a 5 gallon bucket for cleaning. Run it off a garden hose, until summer when the tap water is over 80 degrees. Then I recirculate ice water through it. Works like a charm. 10' is not going to get you very far.
And to paraphrase a friend...I am not running my beer through x feet of tubing that I can't see.
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i think i misled a few of you into thinking this thing is an immersion chiller. it's not. in essence it is a condenser coil like the ones used in a distillation apparatus; coil immersed in ice H2o in bucket and wort flows through the coil. a really basic counter flow without the outer flow, right.
cost to date $30: free bucket from wally world, $15 copper, $5 compression fitting, $1 for 2 grommets, the rest for tubing, adapters and other bits.
I was going for really simple and low cost.
looks like the whole mess could be converted into a real counterflow without too much trouble. add more copper and some hose, a few more fittings and i should have it!
I will let you know how the scrubbie filter works out on a real wort, that data was a test run with H2O. pellet hops only so far anyway, wort is usually pretty scuzzy is why i added it.
picture added unfortunately has other equip. in it. but it's pretty easy to tell the chiller anyway.
i like the milk jug idea!
It's actually called a reverse immersion chiller. The trouble with the milk jug ice is that it doesn't melt fast enough for this task. Certainly not if you leave it in the container. The best bet is to make ice in containers that can have the ice pop out like big Ricotta cheese containers or Chinese soup. The most efficient way to chill is actually to use tap water to knock it down to 100F and then use ice to get the rest of the way. This can be done as bulk chilling with an IC, then run it through this contraption for the final knock down to 65F. The other way to do it is inline. CFC with tap water then into the ice bath coil. It's a big pain in the butt. If you keep this thing going, make sure you stir the water/ice as much as possible.


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INSIGHT - Aleppo misery eats at Syrian rebel support
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ALEPPO, Syria (Reuters) - At a crowded market stall in Syria, a middle-aged couple, well dressed, shuffle over to press a folded note, furtively, into the hand of a foreign reporter.
It is the kind of silent cry for help against a reign of fear that has been familiar to journalists visiting Syria over the past two years. Only this is not the Damascus of President Bashar al-Assad but rebel-held Aleppo; the note laments misrule under the revolution and hopes Assad can defeat its "terrorism".
"We used to live in peace and security until this malicious revolution reached us and the Free Syrian Army started taking bread by force," the unidentified couple wrote. "We ask God to help the regime fight the Free Syrian Army and terrorism - we are with the sovereignty of President Bashar al-Assad forever."
While they might not be all they seemed - agents of Assad's beleaguered security apparatus want to blacken the rebels' name - their sentiments are far from rare in Aleppo, Syria's biggest city and once vibrant hub of trade and industry, whose diverse urban communities now face hardship and chaos at the hands of motley bands of fighters recruited from surrounding rural areas.
As government forces fight on in parts of Aleppo, in large areas that have been under rebel control for six months or more complaints are getting louder about indiscipline among the fighters, looting and a general lack of security and necessities like running water, bread and electricity in districts that have been pounded by tanks and hit by Assad's air force.
Recognising that mistrust, rebel units have set up command and policing structures they see forming a basis of institutions which might one day run the whole country and which, meanwhile, they hope can show Arab and Western supporters that they have the organisation to handle aid in the form of money and weapons.
For those who fear the worst for Syria now that the revolt has unleashed long suppressed ethnic and sectarian rivalries, however, evidence in Aleppo that these new institutions have had little practical impact on often rival rebel groups is ominous.
And all the while relations grow testier between the rebels and Aleppines, for whom many fighters harbour some disdain after the urbanites' failed to rise up on their own against Assad.
Rebel commanders interviewed in and around Aleppo in the past two weeks acknowledged problems within the FSA - an army in name only, made up of brigades competing for recognition and resources. But they laid much of the blame on "bad apples" and opportunists and said steps are being taken to put things right.
"There has been a lot of corruption in the Free Syrian Army's battalions - stealing, oppressing the people - because there are parasites that have entered the Free Syrian Army," said Abu Ahmed, an engineer who heads a 35-man unit of the Tawheed Brigade, reckoned to be the largest in Aleppo province.
Abu Ahmed, who comes from a small town on the Turkish border and like many in Syria would be identified only by the familiar form of his name, estimated that most people in Aleppo, a city of over two million, were lukewarm at best to a 21-month-old uprising that is dominated by the Sunni Muslim rural poor.
"They don't have a revolutionary mindset," he said, putting support for Assad at 70 percent among an urban population that includes many ethnic Kurds, Christians and members of Assad's Alawite minority. But he also acknowledged that looting and other abuses had cost the incoming rebels much initial goodwill.
"The Free Syrian Army has lost its popular support," said Abu Ahmed, who said the Tawheed Brigade was now diversifying from fighting to talking on civic roles, including efforts to restore electricity supplies and deal with bread shortages. His own wife was setting up a school after months without classes.
Hunger and insecurity are key themes wherever Aleppines gather this winter. Outside a busy bakery in one rebel-held neighbourhood men complained of having to stand in line for hours in the hope of bread, and of feeling the need to arm themselves for their own protection on the streets of the city.
Schools are being stripped of desks and chairs for firewood.
Lieutenant Mohammed Tlas, like many FSA officers, defected from Assad's army. He now commands the 500 men of the Suqoor al-Shahbaa Brigade and put civilian complaints down to "bad seeds" who can label themselves as FSA fighters without any vetting.
"There are some brigades that loot from the people, and they are fundamentally bad seeds," he said, chain-smoking in a green army sweater as he sat at his desk in a spartan office. "Anyone can carry a rifle and do whatever he wants."
But concern about fighting other anti-Assad units holds Abu Golan back from trying to contain abuses, for now: "Are we going to be fighting Bashar and them?" Tlas asked of untrustworthy new fighters. "There's a lot of that in Aleppo ... We cannot reject them. It's not the time for that. Those are the bad seeds."
Many rebel commanders have a low opinion of their fellows. Abu Marwan, a uniformed young air force pilot leading a long siege of a government air base, described another rebel leader as running his brigade as a personal fiefdom, ignoring any semblance of military hierarchy by promoting his favourites.
"It was like the regime all over again, wanting only their own family or sect to rule," he told Reuters as a walkie-talkie cackled nearby. "After the regime falls, we still have a long battle just to clean up the revolutionaries.
"There are a lot of parasites."
Some rebels in Aleppo have formed what they call a military police force to try to stop abuses. Headed by another defector, Brigadier-General Zaki Ali Louli, it is funded by the Tawheed and Mohamed Sultan Fateh brigades, Louli said, and aims to coordinate with others. He declined to say how many men he had.
"We're in the final stage of the revolution and the tyrant Assad regime is fading," he said in a sprawling police building where rebels in army fatigues worked in offices. "We have set up institutions that in the future will become the administration," he added of his hopes for a post-Assad role for his unit.
"In each regiment, there's a police officer whose responsibility is to observe the revolutionaries and tell us about all their observations within that regiment," he said, as he stamped paperwork. They pay particularly close attention to those who join up "on the pretence that they are fighters".
Sometimes, Louli said, "through observing them it becomes obvious to us that they are anomalous". On the alert for agents of Assad, the rebels' military police is quick to remove those it does not trust, and also vets new defectors from the army.
A sister institution deals with complaints from Aleppo civilians, said Louli, adding that he was in talks to spread that organisational model nationwide.
Such hopes for national structures reflect similar moves in the overall command of the opposition movement. After a National Coalition was formed abroad in November with Arab and Western backing, an Islamist-dominated military command was set up last month to oversee operations against Assad's forces inside Syria.
Accounts differ on how effective the new structure is but rebel leaders say there is a clearer chain of command than before, and rebel groups are more aware of who is in charge of which sectors within Aleppo and the surrounding countryside.
Lieutenant Tlas, whose Suqoor, or Falcons, brigade has been in the thick of fighting in the city, says the rebel forces now have a combined operations room and hold weekly meetings for all brigades, as well as daily gatherings of frontline commanders.
"Basically a ministry of defence has been created. A force for Syria," he said. "But this force needs weapons and money."
That is a common refrain among those fighting Assad, and reflects frustration at hesitation among Western powers in particular to aid rebel groups whose wider goals are unclear.
The United States has branded one rebel force a "terrorist" organisation, accusing it of links to al Qaeda. Most Islamist fighters - including Tlas, who sits beside a black flag bearing a religious slogan - have declared loyalty to the Western-backed National Coalition. But allies in the West remain suspicious.
While there are arms coming in from abroad, most rebels complain of a lack of weapons and a chronic shortage of ammunition, which has hampered their advance on several fronts.
Tlas said he been told that only a few thousand bullets had reached rebel forces in Aleppo province in one month and sources of revenue were drying up. In desperation, some leaders have sought out wealthy Gulf Arabs to fund their revolt.
One Kuwaiti businessman met Tlas: "He came on a tour, we showed him the different fronts, immersed him in the atmosphere of a war zone and even let him fire a rifle," he said. "He left here really happy. I thought ... he would solve everything.
"And we never heard back from him. Maybe he got scared of the rifle. That was about a month and a half ago."
As the war grinds on, and despite efforts by some commanders to create a semblance of order, some Aleppines are growing impatient with the Free Syrian Army: "We don't care about the regime," said 48-year-old Abu Majid, who worked in one of Aleppo's many textile factories. "We need peace and security."
Sitting on a plastic chair in the middle of a busy market on Thirtieth Street, Abu Majid held the rebels responsible for desperate conditions in the city: "We've gone back to the Stone Age. The Free Syrian Army must get an organised leadership.
"At the beginning people rallied behind them; now they're alienated from the rebels."
Tlas, who comes from central Syria, and other rebel commanders in the northern city bristle at such complaints, saying their men, too, are short of bread and power.
Of Aleppo's civilians, Tlas said: "They think the Free Syrian Army owns everything or that it can substitute a state."
While many people in Aleppo still say they, too, want rid of Assad, the rebels' inability to bring order or to improve the miserable conditions of the city, an ancient jewel of the Arab world now ravaged by 21st-century war, is losing them support.
"The Free Syrian Army's brand has mostly been tarnished," said Abu Marwan, the pilot.
"After it gained an international reputation for being an army that is fighting for the Syrian people, for Syria, all this stuff, these people, has diminished the value of the Free Army." (Editing by Dominic Evans and Alastair Macdonald)
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Shipping container "cities" bring creative, funky approach to green construction
This started out as an article on prefabricated modular housing, which can bring the construction price of new homes down considerably and lends itself well to use of green materials and straightforward replication. There's a multi-part series on green prefab construction, including the history and evolution of the industry, on the always-fascinating Inhabitat site.
I knew from previous articles that I wanted to make container homes, or living quarters fashioned from recycled standard freight shipping containers, part of the story. They take recycling to a new level. But in the course of researching photos of container homes, I ran across something even more fascinating: large, colorful, multi-family "cities" of work spaces and homes built from shipping containers in London, Mexico, Amsterdam and, perhaps soon, New York.
The most well-known of these is London's Container City, on the Thames at Trinity Buoy Wharf, across the river from the O2 Arena. Here's how Inhabitat writer Jorge Chapa described the project in 2007:
"The London docklands development is composed of environmentally friendly work studios and live/work lofts stacked on top of each other to create a 5-story building. What's particularly interesting about Container City is its scale and flexibility. Architect Nicholas Lacey and Buro Happold created a flexible design system that relies on component pieces instead of units. Instead of using a 1 container = 1 unit approach, their system relies on components in various permutations to create very livable, adaptable spaces. Aside from this Container City residential project, the system has been used in projects as diverse as classrooms, office spaces, residential units, retail spaces and even youth centres.
"Containers as architecture are just one of the ways in which we can look at objects and find new uses to them. The modular nature of the containers, their adaptability, and the fact that they can be found in industrial surplus make them an ideal prefab material."
The first phase of the project ("Container City I"), containing twelve work studios, "was installed in 2001, in 4 days, and fitted out over 5 months," according to a Wikipedia entry. 22 more studios were added the following year. Since then the London-based firm Urban Space Management, which developed the project, has marketed the Container City brand as a system of modular construction that uses shipping containers to create affordable accommodation for a range of uses. The website lists 20 container projects, mostly in the UK, either completed or in development. USM's Eric Reynolds believes the method is ideally suited for the construction of affordable homes on sites too small to justify new-build projects but where modular homes would be cost-efficient.
But, of the projects I have come across so far, my favorite may be the Container City in Cholula, about two hours southeast of Mexico City. There, the brightly painted units are placed around courtyards laid with pavers, creating a more sophisticated look for a unified pocket of walkable urbanism. It's apparently become a trendy place to go. Nicholas Gill writes in The Wall Street Journal:
"In the San Andrés district of the town of Cholula, in the shadow of Tlachihualtepetl pyramid, a group of young entrepreneurs has been channeling Brooklyn. Their 54,000-square-foot Container City is built from recycled shipping boxes, brightly painted and stacked. The creatively inclined have set up design studios in the containers, as well as tattoo parlors, cafes, vintage clothing shops, sushi bars and farm-to-table taquerias. There's live entertainment almost every night, including top deejays from Mexico City at Taxi Cerveceria, which fills up with students from the nearby Universidad de las Américas Puebla."
The photos look fantastic.
(The Mexican project appears unrelated to Urban Space Management. Both USM and the Mexico-based developers claim a trademark for the phrase "Container City.")
USM's website indicates that the firm and an American partner "have designed" 15 retail and residential spaces to be situated on Lafayette Street the heart of New York. The project doesn't appear to be bustling, as far as I can tell. New York already hosts at least one project constructed of shipping containers, though, Brooklyn's Dekalb Market, which in some ways appears to be a more informal (and perhaps temporary) cousin to the Cholula development. As of last fall the market hosted 22 vendors, including Cheeky's New Orleans-style sandos, YakBlak's retro shades, Sour Puss Pickles, Joe the Art of Coffee, and a vegetable garden planted by community organizations.
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The Loyola Meralco Sparks will be competing in the prestigious Singapore Cup that kicks off this May 14, 2012 in Singapore. The Football Association of Singapore extended the invitation to the Sparks after they topped the first round of the United Football League.
It was only in recent years where foreign clubs were invited to participate. Thai clubs have done well in the competition with Bangkok Glass FC beating Tampines Rovers 1-0 in 2010.
The Singapore Cup is a four-stage tournament with the preliminary round a single leg competition from May 14-21. Should Loyola win its preliminary round match and qualify for the two-legged quarterfinals, the team will be required to return to Singapore to play both legs. Should the club make it to the semifinals, the same will apply. The final will be played on Sunday, October 28, 2012.
The Singapore Cup champion will receive Singapore $80,000 while the first, second, and third runners-up will receive $40,000, $20,000., and $10,000 respectively.
Losing quarterfinalists will each receive $4,000 and the preliminary round losers $2,000.
The Football Association of Singapore has sent the official invitation to the Philippine Football Federation for endorsement.
"This is a big step for not just Loyola but also for the UFL and Philippine football in general because this is the first time a Philippine team is being invited to this tournament," said the Sparks' president Randy Roxas. "We hope to do well in this competition because it validates what the UFL has been trying to do – professionalize Philippine football."
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A Louisiana appeal court has set a May 16 hearing for arguments over a judge's ruling that thousands of New Orleans school employees were wrongfully fired after Hurricane Katrina shut down the city and its schools in 2005.
At issue before the 4th Circuit Court of Appeal is a ruling handed down last June by state Judge Ethel Simms Julien in New Orleans.
Julien awarded more than $1 million to seven people who filed the class-action suit against the New Orleans school board and the state. Her decision, if it stands, could also lead to damages for an estimated 7,000 others.
The lawsuit began in late 2005 as an effort to prevent employee firings. It evolved into a wrongful termination action that took years to come to trial.
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It's been said that there are six degrees of separation between any two given people.
In Winnipeg, it's more like one or two degrees. Just start a conversation and wait for the commonalities to pop up.
I recall a trip to Florida in the eighties with two of my sorority sisters, when we started talking to a group of American nursing students on the plane. They began with, "I know someone from Canada — maybe you know them."
As we rolled our eyes, we tried to explain that Canada is actually quite large and the odds are that we wouldn't know this individual. Of course, we did (so much for squashing that cliché). This is why I find it so much fun to chat with complete strangers. After five minutes, the world doesn't seem so huge and impersonal.
At a more recent sorority gathering, we were excited to locate a member who had joined a chapter in the U.S. 50 years ago, moved to Winnipeg to raise her family, and somehow fell off the radar. Quite by chance, I knew someone with the same last name, asked if she knew her, and discovered that they were related. We met two days later, and realized that we'd known each other from 35 years ago at the South YM-YWCA. Small world.
I've always felt that Winnipeg is more of a big town than a city. That's part of its charm. In a larger metropolitan centre, we could get lost in the crowd. But Winnipeg offers everyone the opportunity to celebrate their individuality, and when the parts are healthy, the entire group will prosper.
My question for the day: Is your circle of friends larger because of today's social media sites? How many are actually your friends? It may feel overwhelming with Facebook posts, emails sent to entire address lists, tweets to 200 followers, and access to the world wide web. We literally "know" more people than ever before.
Some may be true friends, but many are simply contacts we've gained by association. Remember, no matter what technological advances we enjoy, you can't beat an intimate, sit-down conversation. If you choose to spend your time connecting with friends and family in a personal, meaningful way, you'll never have to regret moments lost.
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Masterplanner EDAW makes shock move into architecture
International masterplanner EDAW has made a shock move into architecture after taking on two leading architects from Arup.The surprise appointments will mean the huge urban design practice will now offer a full architectural service in addition to the masterplanning services it has become known for.Joining the company's London office will be ex-Arup practice principals Graham Goymour (pictured left) and Jonathan Rose.EDAW claim the decision is in part a response to developers' demands for the practice 'to put their money where their mouth is' and deliver the quality of buildings insisted on in its masterplan.It is understood the new 'architecture' arm, which will work in tandem with other services, has already got its eye on 'a couple of projects'.Newly promoted EDAW chief operating officer Bill Hanway, himself a qualified architect in America, said: 'People will raise their eyebrows and ask, 'Does EDAW think it will take on more and more of the market share?''But we are not looking to compete with the great and the good.'Hanway hopes the expanded practice will be able to take on 'some of the bigger regeneration issues' and in particular address the problems of providing family housing at high density.He added: 'One of the things we want to do is work with the higher volume housebuilders and help enhance and evolve their current building prototypes in terms of design quality and sustainability'.The EDAW chief, however, insists that the move will not give the Olympic masterplanners a backdoor into designing buildings within the London 2012 park area.Hanway also talked down any suggestion that the 'architecture' would give EDAW a clear branding.He said: 'One of the criticisms that EDAW gets is that there is no recognisable 'style' to our work and therefore we are hard to brand in a typical design context.'Rather than a negative, we see this as strong reflection that our work is based on a process and methodology that is fundamentally about finding a unique and appropriate solution within a very specific context.'This methodology seeks to combine design issues with socio-economic considerations, environmental responsibility and the local community.'I see our architecture evolving out of this same approach. It is without a doubt that Jonathan and Graham will influence our masterplan work, but it will evolve out of this process rather than having a brand applied,' he concluded.by Richard Waite
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When was the last time you did a cheap family movie night? There's a great one this Saturday night, January 18th at 7pm showing the computer animated PG rated comedy, "Despicable Me 2."
When was the last time you did a cheap family movie night? There's a great one this Saturday night, January 18th at 7pm showing the computer animated PG rated comedy, "Despicable Me 2."
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I love the Golden Globe Awards. Think "Oscars-light;" that is, much like the Oscars without all the flash and as Emma Thompson demonstrated, much more alcohol. Unlike the Academy Awards, which can be a tad stuffy, most of the "celebrities" are enjoying food and cocktails during the 3-hour broadcast.
With the success of the Emmy nominated Bible series on The History Channel, making it one of cable TV's most watched mini series of all-time, with an average of 15 million people tuning in weekly, it's only natural that Hollywood takes notice and produces a full fledged motion picture for the big screen.
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I've always been a Trace Adkins fans. I remember meeting him in Nashville at a private party at a time when he released his first hit, 'This Ain't No Thinkin' Thing' to country radio. He had a big handshake and was very tall. I remember thinking, this guy should be in movies. Hollywood must have been listening.
Everyone has a favorite Christmas movie or show. Mine was an obscure movie that was made in Italy in 1966. I'm wondering how many of you remember 'The Christmas That Almost Wasn't.'
It gets rather crazy this time of the year. Some people may not have time to catch their favorite Christmas show or movie. Give me 2 1/2 minutes and I can give you a whole lot of holiday in a quick supercut
The hills are finally alive with 'The Sound of Music' tonight at 8 on NBC-5, WBGH-TV. It's event all Carrie Underwood have been looking forward to for many months as Carrie stars in the title role as Maria in a live version of the Rodgers and Hammerstein 1959 Broadway musical adaption of 'The Sound of Music.'
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"Voyager" starts in mystery, and intrigues us. It continues with intelligence, and absorbs us. And then it ends in melodrama, and disappoints us - not least because characters as smart as these should be able to solve the movie's central question long before they do.
The film, set in the 1950s, stars Sam Shepard, very dry and analytical, as an engineer who stands aside from everything, as if detached from life itself. Once it was not so with him. Once he was in love. That was long ago. Now, on board an airplane, he is faced with a situation many of us have fantasized: The plane is going to crash, and he has plenty of time to think about it. He does. He does not panic, and indeed seems absorbed in all of the mechanics of the approaching disaster.
When he is spared, he seems detached from that, too. But through a coincidence he has met a man on the plane who can give him news about a friend from his past, and the news sets him off on an odyssey through strange places to find a woman he did not know was still alive, the woman he once loved. Along the way on this journey, aboard a ship, he meets a young woman (Julie Delpy), and feels an instinctive closeness to her. The feeling is returned, up to a point.
They decide to travel together through southern Europe, sharing a car, he playing the mentor role as they visit the ruins and remnants of earlier civilizations. Eventually he learns something we have been half-expecting all along, the name of the young woman's mother. She is the woman who was once his lover. Does that make the girl . . .
Don't be in a hurry to ask. The movie isn't. And in a way the possibility of incest is the least interesting thing about this movie, even though the screenplay treats it as the most important.
That wise critic Stanley Kauffmann, of the New Republic, observes about incest that it makes an unsatisfactory topic for fiction, because we do not know how to feel about it. Of course we are against forced incest - child abuse and so on. But what about accidental incest, in which the parties discover too late what their real relationship is? Does that fascinate us? Not much, because almost by definition it's of interest only to the involved parties. They can be expected to have strong feelings, but we don't share them because, when you get right down to it, we're not related to them.
"Voyager," based on the novel Homo Faber by Max Frisch, has been directed by Volker Schlondorff ("The Tin Drum") as if he, too, is more interested in what the characters say than in how they're related. He makes the Shepard character into a kind of man not often seen in the movies, a literate engineer, given to dispassionate analysis. The daughter is pretty and smart and, like many young women, too quick to believe romantic love is an answer to anything.
Her mother, played by the gifted Polish actress Barbara Sukowa, has great reason to be angry with Shepard because of what happened long ago, but (as we can see in flashback) she should also be angry at the conventions of the Idiot Plot syndrome, which prevented both her and Shepard from saying absolutely obvious things that would have greatly lessened their pain.
The end of "Voyager" does not leave us with very much. The film follows its melodramatic compulsion right into oblivion, like a lemming.
Thinking back, we realize we've met some interesting people and heard some good talk, and that it's shame all those contrived plot points about incest got in the way of what was otherwise a perfectly stimulating relationship. This is a movie that is good in spite of what it thinks it's about.
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