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Photo: Getty Images The New York Yankees have already brought in two right-handed hitting outfielders this off-season to fill the void left by Andruw Jones, and they are reportedly looking into bringing in a third. Earlier on Tuesday, ESPN's Andrew Marchand reported that the Yankees are interested in trying to acquire 1B/OF Michael Morse. With newly re-signed 1B Adam LaRoche in the fold and Jayson Werth, Bryce Harper and Denard Span in the outfield, the Nationals no longer have a regular slot for Morse, who is set to make $7 million this season. If acquired, Morse could fill a major hole for the Yankees, serving as Ichiro Suzuki's platoon partner, Mark Teixeira's back-up, and a potential option at designated hitter – at least until Alex Rodriguez's return in June. Morse produced a .291/.321/.470 line in 102 games with the Nationals last season. Over the course of his career, Morse has destroyed left-handed pitching to the tune of .303/.357/.503. In return for Morse, the Nationals are reportedly searching for a left-handed reliever and/or, which creates the impression that a Boone Logan-for-Morse swap could be on the table. Follow Dan on Twitter at @danpfeiffer74.
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Nicole Scherzinger has one of the most enviable bodies in Hollywood, but her diet secret might surprise you. The X Factor UK judge says she doesn't believe in dieting.
"I used to diet a lot and now I don't believe in them because you're going to binge, your metabolism gets messed up and then your weight is going to yo-yo," Scherzinger said. "I did that for a long time."
Nowadays, she sticks to a meal plan of six meals a day. Scherzinger's breakfast favorites include oats, boiled eggs and Frosted Mini Wheats. For lunch, she eats a tuna or turkey sandwich. And for dinner, she opts for fish or chicken with vegetables. Her snacks of choice include cashew nuts, mangos, bananas and almonds. The singer says she does allow herself to indulge in guilty pleasures like salt and vinegar chips or red velvet cupcakes.
"Once you embrace your size and your style and you wear clothes that make you feel confident and take care of yourself from within, you'll look and feel better on the outside," she said.
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Fall is breezing its way through the North Georgia mountains, as well as a wave of pumpkin patches and fall festivals to bring the new season to life.
Riverside Military Academy will perform a comedic play penned by iconic comedian and actor Steve Martin today and Sunday in the Sandy Beaver Center Theater on the school's campus.
On Monday, the University of North Georgia's Gainesville campus will screen "Birth of the Living Dead," a documentary about the 1968 horror film "Night of the Living Dead."
Deemed Hall County's largest garage sale, the Junior League of Gainesville-Hall County's annual Thrift Sale will have items ranging from furniture, electronics and housewares to toys and children's clothing.
In October, only one festival gives northeast Georgia the full German experience.
The multiple award-winning Mountain Music and Medicine Show will host its final show Saturday after a 12-year run at the Historic Holly Theatre in Dahlonega.
For more than a dozen years, youth from Flowery Branch Boy Scout Troop 228 have entertained thousands during the annual fall festival on Oct. 5 in Old Town Flowery Branch.
A new musical comedy based on a 1998 movie starring Adam Sandler and Drew Barrymore will reappear on the Chestatee High School stage next week.
On Sunday, Oct. 6, First Presbyterian Church will present two unique musical services, featuring "Come Away to the Skies: A High Lonesome Mass."
A silent auction and a raffle during the Music Pickin' on the Porch at InsideOut Sautee will be donated to the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Fund.
Hot rods, muscle cars, trucks, antique and race cars will roll into Hall County for the fourth annual Oakwood Secret Santa Car Show on Saturday at Hayes Chrysler off of Frontage Road.
Would you know what to do if a disaster struck your neighborhood? Would your child know what to do? Would you know whom to call?
Following closely on the success of "Sautee Shadows," book one of The Georgia Gold Series, the second novel in the series, "The Gray Divide" has been released recently.
Not many who read books would consider a British story to be a proper launching pad for a classic, Southern story. But with her novel, "Moonrise," author Cassandra King decided to think outside the box and draw inspiration from a gothic British novel.
The annual event created to showcase downtown Clarkesville's merchants will hit its fourth anniversary as A Taste of Clarkesville takes place Saturday on the square.
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An array of aircraft from small Cessnas to biplanes as well as a Lockheed Electra A-12, made famous in films about Amelia Earhart, will touch down for the annual Cracker Fly-In next weekend in Gainesville.
For the past two summers, Chicopee Woods Elementary School fourth-grade teacher Amy Berra has participated in the Pam Ware summer community theater program. And for those who watch her and her fellow thespians, she has this advice.
For one night only, The Temptations will step into the Atlanta Botanical Garden, A Smithgall Woodland Legacy in Gainesville and sing their Motown classics.
Hearing the acoustic sounds of a six-string instrument will filter through the air at InsideOut Sautee during its First Friday Music Pickin' this weekend.
Michael Ash has always had a love for art.
As crafting a piece of pottery requires a steady, skillful hand, designing the surface of such artwork requires similar handiwork.
As the surrounding woods call to outdoorsmen and women, area nature guides will answer with monthly Smithgall Second Saturday Hike.
For more than 50 years, members of the American Legion Paul E. Bolding Post 7 have been providing Hall County with a Fourth of July celebration to honor those who have served in U.S. military.
A rite of passage for children is attending summer camp, but not all kids get to experience it. Challenged Child & Friends wants to change that.
Grab a lawn chair and blankets or reserve a table to hear the patriotic sounds stream from the instruments of the Northwinds Symphonic Band next week.
The jungle will be jumping as Bagheera the Panther and Baloo the Bear try to convince the human boy Mowgli to join the human civilization in the Disney version of "The Jungle Book."
A full-length, modern-day drama of tragedy and hope will take centerstage as the LiveYes Productions presents "The Two to Blame."
Art enthusiasts willing to travel to see a new piece of work may trek across Cumming to experience art in a new way.
This summer the Mason-Scharfenstein Museum of Art at Piedmont College will showcase the work of the late Lenn Redman of Chicago, a prolific caricaturist and animator who was also a poet, author, teacher, and civil rights activist.
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High sero-prevalence of caseous lymphadenitis identified in slaughterhouse samples as a consequence of deficiencies in sheep farm management in the state of Minas Gerais, Brazil
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1 Nucleo de Saúde Animal e Microbiologia do Leite, Embrapa Gado de Leite, Rua Eugênio do Nascimento, 610, Juiz de Fora, Postal Code 36038-330, Minas Gerais, Brasil
2 Departamento de Medicina Veterinária Preventiva, Escola de Veterinária da Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais, Av. Antônio Carlos 6627 Caixa Postal 567, Campus da UFMG, Belo Horizonte, Postal Code 30123-970, Minas Gerais, Brazil
3 Departamento de Biologia Geral, Instituto de Ciências Biológicas da Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais. Av. Antônio Carlos 6627, Campus da UFMG, Belo Horizonte, Postal Code 30123-970, Minas Gerais, Brazil
4 Departamento de Bio-Interação, Instituto da Ciência da Saúde da Universidade Federal da Bahia. Avenida Reitor Miguel Calmon, 18 s/n, Vale do Canela, Salvador, Postal Code 40110-100, Bahia, Brazil
5 Grupo de Extensão da Pesquisa em Ovinos e Caprinos (GEPOC), Belo Horizonte - Brazil
BMC Veterinary Research 2011, 7:68 doi:10.1186/1746-6148-7-68Published: 8 November 2011
Caseous lymphadenitis (CLA), caused by Corynebacterium pseudotuberculosis, is one of the most important diseases of sheep and goats, causing considerable economic losses for herd owners.
We assessed the seroprevalence of infection with C. pseudotuberculosis in 805 sheep from 23 sheep farms that supply slaughterhouses in the state of Minas Gerais; we also analyzed management practices that could be associated with CLA occurrence, used on these and nearby farms that also supplied animals to the slaughterhouse (n = 60). The serum samples for assaying CLA infection were taken at the slaughterhouse. Frequency of infection with C. pseudotuberculosis was estimated at 43.7%, and farm frequency was estimated at 100%. Management practices were analyzed through a questionnaire. All farmers (60/60) had extensive/semi-extensive rearing system; 70.0% (42/60) identified sheep individually; 11.7% (7/60) had periodical technical assistance; 41.7% (25/60) disinfected the facilities; 86.7% (52/60) used barbed wire fences and did not implement adequate CLA control measures; only 11.7% (7/60) of breeders reported vaccination against C. pseudotuberculosis; 13.3% (8/60) took note of animals with clinical signs of CLA; 1.7% (1/60) opened and sanitized abscesses, and isolated the infected animals; 10.0% (6/60) knew the zoonotic potential of this disease and 1.7% (1/60) of the farmers culled animals in case of recurrence of abscesses.
It can be concluded that C. pseudotuberculosis infection is widely spread in sheep flocks in Minas Gerais state in Brazil and that there is a lack of good management measures and vaccination, allowing transmission of this infectious agent throughout the production network.


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tardis when you say misfire, are you meaning a backfire through the exhaust? Does it seem perhaps more like a fuel starved issue than ignition? Were the coils checked out with an oscilloscope or other graphing meter? What about on the injectors? Perhaps the dealer doesn't have those kinds of tools at their disposal. What was the fuel output by the dealer? They've only had it happen once?
I have been experiencing something kind of like that, though my cans aren't super hot and the temp gauge seems about where it should be. Thought the fuel pump seems a bit hotter than I think it should be. But that doesn't explain any kind of backfiring through the exhaust (at least that's where I'm experiencing some kind of backfire, not extreme, but there none the less).
I keep thinking perhaps fuel starved, on a recent ride when it died I pulled the pump and tried to clean the sock as much as I could, couldn't access the main filter (no adequate tools). Still happened a bit later, running rough, choking, and wanting to die (did die momentarily a couple of times). The next day on the way back home from the Mexican border it started up again. Again I let it cool down; it happened a couple of different times. Once the temperature cooled down to around 60F and rain came in, it ran fine until the temp started to rise again.
The other day I reversed the polarity on the pump to try and purge the filters and test rode it. Took a little while, but again similar situation, but not as extreme as before. I also was down on fuel. I finally had a chance to refill and didn't happen the remainder of the short ride back home.
I wonder if it's something similar to what you're experiencing and not running lean, but pump is running hot and kind of vapor locking? Or filter issues? Guate city dealership does not have filters or pump in stock to find out if that's the cure.
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Just saw the news that Wales manager Chris Coleman -- the guy who first brought USMNT striker Clint Dempsey to Fulham, and now thinks he's ready for a bigger club -- called up Tottenham Hotspur winger Gareth Bale for the Welsh side's friendly against Mexico later this month in New York. The two sides will square off on May 27 at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, NJ.
Bale might just be my favorite player outside of MLS. (I'll keep my favorites in MLS to myself, thank you very much.) His mix of speed, power, magic, and doggedness consistently fill me with awe. It all seems so artistic, which is probably why I also love this short animated film about him, that was done by a Spurs fan named Richard Swarbrick.
Take a few minutes of your time to watch New York Red Bulls and US national team star Juan Agudelo talk about his childhood memories playing the game he loves – badminton.
Just kidding.
No offense to badminton, but Agudelo has grown up with soccer on the brain since, apparently, birth.
His first word was one you'd expect from a soccer obsessed child, instead of uttering "Mom" or "Dad" Agudelo screamed "Goooooaaal!"
As a youngster, the lightning-quick winger also scribbled a note on the back wall of his closet, a reminder to help make his dream become a reality:
"John pro soccer player. If God lets me or if he wants me to. Or maybe a pro basketball player. It's all up to me and God."
The video is part of Team Kellogg's new series "Start Stories," which looks at how young US athletes got started in the sport they now get paid to play.
Landon Donovan's goal versus Algeria in the 2010 World Cup lives on. For USMNT fans, it's going to live in the memory for a long time.
And now we can all re-live it via this video from a former MLSsoccer.com intern named Albert Lanzillo. Inspired by English artist Richard Swarbrick's gorgeous animated film about Tottenham Hotspur's Gareth Bale, Albert made his animation for a school project.
Don't know about you, but we'll give him an A.
You can't help but respect Montreal Impact head coach Jesse Marsch for immersing himself in the local culture of Quebec, an effort that centers on the French lessons the former US national team assistant is currently taking.
Montreal's man in charge is keen to speak the natives; language and the Impact's video staff followed him along to his latest French lesson to spy on his progress.
The title of the video roughly translates to "Jesse Marsch's French is getting better, week by week." So just like his team then, which is coming off impressive back-to-back victories against Portland and Sporting Kansas City.
Marsch also had this to say about the great job his squad is doing with settling down in French-Canadian surroundings:
"As a group, we have a lot of people who have come up here to Montreal and now they understand that being here is different and that it's unique. They are attaching themselves to everything that this club is, that this city is. There are a bunch of guys here who are committed to doing this thing wholly."
On Saturday evening chanting and beating drums could be heard through the streets of midtown Manhattan. New York Red Bulls fans took over.
33rd street from Greeley Square to Fifth avenue was shut down to accommodate a large gathering of fans from supporters groups —including the Empire Supporters Club, Garden State Ultras, and Viking Army— who showed their support for the Red Bulls, ahead of their nationally televised (ESPN, 8pm ET) clash with rivals LA Galaxy.
The scenes were colorful, lively and loud as fans marched down the street before entering Legends Bar, to watch New York's trip to the Home Depot Center.
Eric Rios, a board member of the Empire Supporters Club, was pleased with the turnout at the first event of its kind this season. "We got a lot of people, we made some noise. That's what's it's all about."
Feliz Cinco de Mayo a todos!
There haven't been too many Mexicans to grace the fields of MLS, but there have been some very good ones.
KickTV's Jimmy Conrad counts down the Top 5 Mexicans alltime in MLS.
Sporting Kansas City's Bobby Convey is neck deep in bath water and surrounded by quite the ambiance (lit candles included) for another edition of #FollowFriday.
How on earth the fine folks at Sporting KC managed to convince the club's new winger to push the envelope even further from a few weeks ago is beyond me. That said, the results are incredible.
Convey clearly doesn't care about Twitter, which obviously makes him a minority in the KC locker room. It seems lap dogs, bathrobes and bubble baths are more his style. I can't begrudge that, even if I can't remember the last time I took an honest-to-goodness bath.
Showers for the win. As Chance Myers would say, #raaaaaaa.
This week, US internationals playing in Scotland pine for US shores, a New York Red Bull encounters strange things in Manhattan, and an American pundit defends the honor of the Wigan manager's nomenclature.
Don't forget to follow our two official Twitter handles to find out the latest from inside MLS Follow@MLS_Insider Follow@MLS
Red Bulls midfielder Dax McCarty has a slightly bizarre experience when hunting for an apartment in Manhattan.
Looked at an apartment n the city and what do I see a dude doin n the communal garden? Yea...knife throwing. #onlyinNYC http://twitpic.com/9g5yfr
— Dax McCarty (@DaxMcCarty11) May 1, 2012
Is this a hint that US national team midfielder Maurice Edu would like to return from Scotland to America? Better question: Can Mo do the Carlton Banks dance?
Fresh Prince of Bel Air is one of the greatest shows ever! Lol
— Maurice Edu (@MauricEdu) May 3, 2012
One of Edu's Glasgow Rangers Yankee teammates also gets nostalgic about the USA -- video-game style!
Anyone remember playing this when they were younger!?? #OldSchool http://instagr.am/p/KFaQbsmX7P/
— Alejandro Bedoya (@AleBedoya17) May 1, 2012
ESPN's Alexi Lalas begs English wordsmiths to give Wigan Athletic manager Roberto Martinez some credit for his managerial prowess, oh, and to get his name right too.
Dear England: After what Roberto Martínez has given you I think he deserves to get his accented second syllable back. Gracias.
— Alexi Lalas (@AlexiLalas) April 28, 2012
Fox Socer pundit Costigan takes a tour around Boston for the first time, on route to met Red Sox and Liverpool FC chairman Tom Werner. Safe to say he is impressed.
Entering Fenway to interview Tom Werner for @FOXSoccer What an incredible stadium http://yfrog.com/oe8gngxj
— Keith Costigan (@KeithCostigan) April 30, 2012
If you see a soccer tweet that should be included in our top five, be sure to send it to the @MLS_Insider!
Back on Tuesday, we blogged about Washington Wizards star point guard John Wall showing up at a club in Miami wearing not a D.C. United jersey, but that of rival New York Red Bulls.
Well clearly the front-office brass of D.C. United wanted to rectify the situation as United striker Chris Pontius (@chrispontius13) tweeted this today:
Hooking John Wall up with a jersey instagr.am/p/J7onY9uer4/
— Chris Pontius (@ChrisPontius13) April 27, 2012
Perhaps Wall caught the highlights of the recent D.C. United vs. Red Bulls game and decided to ditch NY in favor of his city's kit or perhaps Wall just prefers the black and red D.C.'s jersey offers if, after all, MLS gear is his clubbing gear of choice.
Look who it is, that's right, it's the expected No. 1 pick at this year's NFL Draft, Andrew Luck.
With the Indianapolis Colts stating on Tuesday that they will pick Luck to plug the mammoth gap left by Peyton Manning at quarterback, you can excuse Luck for being a little overwhelmed.
If he is, he's not showing it. He spoke with Jimmy Conrad from Kick TV about the upcoming draft, Clint Dempsey, the Houston Dynamo and his general love for soccer. What a gentleman.
And don't forget Luck's father, Oliver, was president of the Dynamo from 2005 until 2007.
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Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World 2003
During the Napoleonic Wars, a brash British captain pushes his ship and crew to their limits in pursuit of a formidable French war vessel around South America...
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really enjoyed this movie, great story,pace,acting,photography 8/10
I went to a preview! My friend who works at a barn that I vouliteer at got the tickets. A lady who keeps her horse there helps pramote movies. So we were Cotten the horse's gest:D We got there at 5pm and the line was already huge. We were behind at least 150 people, We stood in line for like an hour, the movie did not start tell 7pm. We the lady that owns Cotten found us and told us to go right on in :D So we walked past all the cold people right in to the warm warm thearter :D and we go special seats too! The movie was great! we had saround sound, comfy seats. It was like you were there on the ship:) Russell Crowe did a wonderful job as the Captain and and guess what? his name was Jack:D This movie has a great cast Billy B. the guythat played Pippen in "Lord of the Rings" he was in it. The actor from "A Knights tale" and "A Beautiful minds" was in it.
I would say its a most see movie! now go out and see it!
I just saw Master and Commander, and thought it was a fantastic historical adventure film. I love movies that take you on a journey, like this one does, and has hardly a dull moment along the way. If felt kind of like a big reunion of actors who have played in other epic films at times. There's Russell Crowe as Captain Jack Aubrey, Paul Bettany (who costarred with Crowe as his roommate in A Beautiful Mind and also stole every scene in the swords-and-chivalry flick A Knight's Tale) as the ship's doctor, and the guy who played the announcer at the Coliseum in Gladiator is one of the officers. Billy Boyd (Pippin in the Lord of the Rings movies) also makes an appearance as the helmsman (or whatever they call the guy who steers the ship). It will be interesting to see how well this one does at the box office, or if it earns back the $130+ million spent on it. If it's a blockbuster, I'm sure we'll see a sequel or two, maybe even a series of them like the A&E network's excellent productions of Horatio Hornblower. A very good film overall and probably a lock for my ten best list for 2003.
So, I finally saw M & C after a long wait to be sure. I have to say I was a little disappointed, I thought it would be my favorite movie thus far this year. However, that was not the case. But, I did like the movie quite a bit. I thought it lacked some emotion, although Peter Weir tried to get a tear out of you.
Crowe was excellent as always and could be an Oscar candidate, if the year finishes as slow as it has begun. My favorite performace is Paul Bettany though, he deseveres an Oscar nod for sure.
I'm kinda tired so that about all I'll put for now, suffice is to say it was a very well made film with excellent performances that just left me a little cold.
Rating: B+
Ok, I saw Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World tonight and I loved it. It's quite an amazing feat of filmmaking wizardry, brilliant storytelling, quiet, human scenes, roaring battle scenes, and just awe-inspiring super-coolness. Go see it now.
Although its plot is a bit overstuffed - though that's not unlike the novels on which the film was based, so perhaps it makes sense - Master and Commander is an impressively mounted film with solid action, good characterizations and a wealth of period detail. I don't know if it's the film to beat at the Oscars as some critics are suggesting, but it certainly deserves some nominations (Weir, Bettany, probably Crowe, and a host of technical ones, at least).
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I was also surprised at the film's popularity. Opening night, sure, but it's not exactly Spiderman 2 or something. The 9:25 show was sold out almost an hour in advance, and the 10:35 show - and even for a Friday night that's usually later than a lot of people want to see a movie, in my experience - came pretty close to filling up (and had a good-sized line waiting to get in by 10 o'clock), possibly due to 9:25 spill-over. I'd sooner people give their money to Lost in Translation or Shattered Glass, both of which were also playing, but it's at least nice to see this one making some money, since its budget was huge and you might think "Russell Crowe sailing movie, maybe not a huge hit."
We are living in a filmmaking age where very few directors would try their hand at a serious seafaring film. Surely, we can make do (spectacularly so) with a farcical, skewed vision of the genre, as seen in Pirates of the Caribbean. However, today, a director is loathe to attempt a dramatic sea-worthy story. I am, of course, speaking in specific terms -- submarine films and the like don't really count when talking about "the high seas" since the term has chronological connotations. One of the last worthy films to extensively use "the high seas" was the made-for-tv-movie Longitude with Michael Gambon -- quite a worthy film indeed. Perhaps it is the somewhat inherent silliness in the genre? Or the dated quality? After all, we are not running around on enormous, rickety, wooden boats anymore, firing canons at the French (we've at least moved on to iron boats). However, Peter Weir has made the bold and foolish move of putting us on one of those wooden boats, and he has made the even bolder and even more foolish move of making us take it seriously.
Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World is based on the equally voluminously titled-and-catalogued set of books written by Patrick O'Brien. I have not read them. Might as well get that out. I can, however, imagine their likeness and quality if the film gives me anything to go on. Given the series, one would expect a possible franchise festering in the wings as we speak. However, I find this somewhat unlikely for a few reasons: one, there are just too many of them to do justice; two, they seem more historically satisfying than temporarily entertaining in nature; three, the current film may not make back its reported $120 million or more. Peter Weir's film is far too broad, rich, patient -- and therefore excellent -- for it to succeed with the masses in the same way that the aforementioned Pirates has. Of course, I may be proven wrong. I hope I'm proven wrong. A film does not need to make back its budget to be a success. However, at my screening, the audience was not of the repeat-attenders variety, if you know what I mean.
That being addressed, I had somewhat tempered hopes for M & C. The exciting trailer gives the impression of a high-stakes cat and mouse game between two cunning sea-captains during a time of political unrest. While this accurately describes the surface of the film, there is so much more that one could ascribe a kind of near-false-advertising to the marketing. The film is only bookended by gripping action setpieces. Well-directed and executed in that loud, realistically chaotic fashion, the action sequences serve the film much as the supports at each end serve a rope bridge drawn between them. To those complaining of the "boring" middle-passage, I say to them, "One could not walk across a bridge without planks, no?" Weir understands this basic concept, and uses the action sequences to prop up the planks: his characters, his story, his ship.
First and foremost, Weir is one hell of an underrated and underseen director. The Aussie oddity has made films since the 70s yet has only truly become popular in the last few years with the release of such crowd-pleasers as Dead Poet's Society and The Truman Show. Note the use of the phrase "crowd pleasers." Sadly enough, his acclaimed-but-stranger work in Picnic at Hanging Rock, Gallipoli, Witness, The Mosquito Coast, and others, has not become general household knowledge. Certainly, some of this comes from his "foreign" background (foreign to Americans at least). However, I predict and hope that Master and Commander will catapult him into a domestic light he richly deserves. His work here is assured, modest, and above all, thoroughly rewarding.
The film concerns the legendary Captain "Lucky" Jack Aubrey, his ship the H.M.S. Surprise, and the orders he so willfully attempts to carry out over the course of several weeks' sailing. Charged to find the French Acheron and detain or secure it, Aubrey becomes more and more distressed (and probably secretly pleased) to find so worthy a foe in the phantomish French ship and captain. The film opens with the Surprise being caught offguard and paying savagely for it. His foe being thus revealed to him, Aubrey exceeds his orders in his progressively dangerous attempts to find his quarry. My one wish for the film is a small one: take out the first three words of the title. The series may extol the virtues of this heroic and inspiring captain, and the film may use him decidedly as the primary focus of the story, but the situation here more accurately reflects an adventure-epic, one with many characters, problems, relationships, and solutions. Crowe beautifully and quaintly commands the audience's attention, certainly, but isn't that to be expected in the first place? What surprised me even more than Crowe's usually-excellent performance was the outright and splendid distinction of the entire cast.
Weir has crafted a sprawling film indeed. The ashen photography, authentic art direction, and jittery score give a palpable magnitude to the proceedings. It goes without saying, of course, that there is a certain familiarity to those proceedings. There is a certain identifiable triteness to all of this. However, I was most pleased to discover that this did not lessen my admiration for the film at all. I simply took it in stride, confident that these archetypal characters and events were typical, everyday occurences of the time. You simply can't have a film about the high seas without including a scene where the ship gets stranded for days in the hot sun with no wind to assist. It would lessen the impact of the atmosphere. It would reduce the power of the chase. The hunter and the hunted would have things too easy.
However many cliches Weir employs, he never makes the mistake of relying on them entirely. The freshness of the film comes from the personality of the characters, the vividness of their plight, and the purity of the actors. Again, the film would have sunk right to the bottom if it had not the universally excellent supporting cast. Paul Bettany in particular adds a low-key, heartfelt element to the film. I also fully believe that the "supporting ensemble" worked so well because there were so many unknown actors. Only Billy Boyd stuck out as an identifiable movie actor, and he was still quite good. The rest blend in with their ragged clothes, their rotten teeth, their red facial scars. The younger actors in particular show no signs of cloying-child-actor behavior, and one in particular gives an outright amazing performance.
The heart of the film is the ship, the hundred some souls stranded on it, and the relationships between them, particularly Crowe's and Bettany's. It would have been easy for Weir to cut out everything but the cat and mouse game, and the relationship between the Captain and his best friend. They are the primary reasons for the film's success, and they are indeed finely textured, nuances portions. However, in keeping the rest of the ship's crew so front and center, Weir adds substantially to the weight and impact of the film. It's a striking, fully-realized, believable world. It's a world that has the time to sit down and play a few tunes, sing a few songs, tell a few jokes. That is not to say there is no fat, no excess. Of course there is. What accomplished, fully-realized, thoroughly-detailed world could do without that, too?
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Letter: Key players in housing bust all have 'D' behind their names
James L. Carroll, Vero Beach
Letter: Key players in housing bust all have 'D' behind their names
I'd like to respond to Elmer C. Meiser Jr.'s Sept. 18 letter.
He said President George W. Bush got us in this current financial mess. Please jot these names down: Jimmy Carter, Bill Clinton, Janet Reno, Franklin Raines, Sen. Chris Dodd and Rep. Barney Frank. They were the leaders and the real players in the housing boom and bust: all Democrats.
Jimmy Carter started it all. Ronald Reagan and George H.W. Bush ignored it. Clinton doubled down on the gamble. He directed Reno to sue banks to loan money to folks who could not possibly repay them. Clinton hired Raines to run Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae (making himself $90 million; talk about conflict of interest) and running them broke.
By the time George W. Bush woke up, the Democrats controlled the House and Senate in 2006. When Bush confronted them, Dodd and Frank said that Freddie and Fannie were just fine. They lied through their Democratic teeth. A year and half later, the housing and mortgage bubble burst wide open.
Do you know the names that got us in this economic mess? Mr. Meiser shouldn't worry about Paul Ryan taking away his military pension. If Barack Obama gets another term, Mr. Meiser just may outlive that pension.
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1 year ago i bought backupbuddy unlimited license.
Now for some reason i cannot backup my sites anymore
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Also when i try to license a site it tells me that my licenses are expired!
Are you telling me that i payed for unlimited backupbuddy for only 1year? (im not talking about support) Just the use of it!
Do i need to pay each year just to keep using backupbddy? (forget support and updates) i just want to keep backing up just the way i was used to, and what happend to unlimited sites i can use backupbuddy on? (i payed for that)
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Learn how to make delicate and creative mosaic pieces to be worn as jewelry! Artist Shannon Kuchera will share her talent at these unique workshops. Check out her website at www.mosaicgeek.com. All supplies will be provided!
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Parks And Recreation made its triumphant Fourth-Season return this week. Among numerous highlights — and a legitimate bummer of a dilemma — was a glimpse into Ron Swanson's personal "problem retreat," a sort of "Timon & Pumba" style remote wilderness refuge only much beardier and with way more rules against talking.
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