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Spent the remainder of the day on the Hop On bus tour, happily air conditioned. The tour of the city introduced us to the totally over-the-top developments and the ostentatious city. We stopped at the Dubai Mall, which is the largest shopping mall in the world, because thats what you do ...
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The Business and Infrastructure Legal Team advises CDCR in transactional issues related to public contracts, construction, environmental, bond sales, intellectual property and real property law. They also work collaborating with the Office of the Attorney General and contract counsel in managing litigation related to those areas of law.
The Non-Medical Class Action Management Team is a unit that is responsible for overseeing the management of class action suits against the Department. They work collectively with other units in developing and implementing strategic management plans for reaching substantial compliance of various class action lawsuits.
The Employment Advocacy and Prosecution Team has implemented a vertical advocacy process handling employee discipline issues (including participating in internal affairs investigations, litigating employee appeals, requests to file charges, or whistleblower retaliation complaints before the State Personnel Board, and defending or prosecuting petitions for writs of administrative mandamus before the appellate courts).
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"At the end of 1986, we were counting our blessings. We added two new healthy sons to our family of four. Only 14 months ago we had thought the family was complete. We were so happy. And then, the next summer, while still nursing the baby, I discovered a lump in my breast. Since I was breast feeding, it was assumed that the lump was probably mastitis, but by fall, and after the baby was weaned, the lump was still there. I also started to develop a lump in the throat area.
"Now the doctors were concerned. They sent me to a surgeon who aspirated the lump in my throat. Thankfully, it was just a cyst. But when I was getting the good news, as an afterthought, I asked the surgeon to check the lump in my breast. He took one look and sent me for a biopsy Monday morning.
"It turned out that I wasn't so lucky this time. This lump was breast cancer. The oncologist told me I had third stage breast cancer. The cancer had spread to the skin under my breast and into my lymph nodes.
"I vividly remember him saying, 'You have a 40 percent chance of being alive in five years.' What a thing to hear when you have a 2-year-old and 1-year-old at home.
"Then began the year of treatments: four chemo treatments, a mastectomy and then seven weeks of radiation treatments with chemo every 21 days. It was very hard, but I had lots of help from family, friends and neighbors. I think I was on every prayer chain in the county.
"When I think back on it though, the hardest day of all was the day my hair was falling out by the handfuls. How vain!
"Now, 26 years later, I got to see our eldest sons grow-up, my third son graduate from law school, the youngest graduate from college and meet my four wonderful grandchildren. Life is a blessing. Thanks be to God."


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It has been found in practice that calves properly bred and raised on
the farm have a far greater intrinsic value for that farm, other things
being equal, than any that can be procured elsewhere; while on the
manner in which they are raised will depend much of their future
usefulness and profit. These considerations should have their proper
weight in deciding whether a promising calf from a good cow and bull
shall be kept, or sold to the butcher. But, rather than raise a calf at
hap-hazard, and simply because its dam was celebrated as a milker, the
judicious farmer will prefer to judge of the peculiar characteristics of
the animal itself. This will often save the great and useless outlay
which has sometimes been incurred in raising calves for dairy purposes,
which a more careful examination would have rejected as unpromising.
The method of judging stock which has been recommended in the previous
pages is of practical utility here, and it is safer to rely upon it to
some extent, particularly when other appearances concur, than to go on
blindly. The milk-mirror on the calf is, indeed, small, but no smaller
in proportion to its size than that of the cow; while its shape and form
can generally be distinctly seen, particularly at the end of ten or
twelve weeks. The development of the udder, and other peculiarities,
will give some indication of the future capacities of the animal, and
these should be carefully studied. If we except the manure of young
stock, the calf is the first product of the cow, and as such demands our
attention, whether it is to be raised or hurried off to the shambles.
The practice adopted in raising calves differs widely in different
sections of the country, being governed very much by local
circumstances, as the vicinity of a milk-market, the value of milk for
the dairy, the object of breeding, whether mainly for beef, for work, or
for the dairy, etc.; but, in general, it may be said, that, within the
range of thirty or forty miles of good veal-markets, which large towns
furnish, comparatively few are raised at all. Most of them are fattened
and sold at ages varying from three to eight or ten weeks; and in
milk-dairies still nearer large towns and cities they are often hurried
off at one or two days, or, at most, a week old. In both of these cases,
as long as the calf is kept it is generally allowed to suck the cow,
and, as the treatment is very simple, there is nothing which
particularly calls for remark, unless it be to condemn the practice
entirely, upon the ground that there is a more profitable way of
fattening calves for the butcher, and to say that allowing the calf to
suck the cow at all is objectionable on the score of economy, except in
cases where it is rendered necessary by the hard and swollen condition
of the udder.
If the calf is so soon to be taken away, it is better that the cow
should not be suffered to become attached to it at all: since she is
inclined to withhold her milk when it is removed, and thus a loss is
sustained. The farmer will be governed by the question of profit,
whatever course it is decided to adopt. In raising blood-stock, however,
or in raising beef cattle, without any regard to economy of milk, the
system of suckling the calves, or letting them run with the cow, may
and will be adopted, since it is usually attended with somewhat less
The other course, which is regarded as the best where the calf is to be
raised for the dairy, is to bring it up by hand. This is almost
universally done in all countries where the raising of dairy cows is
best understood--in Switzerland, Holland, some parts of Germany, and
England. It requires rather more care, on the whole; but it is decidedly
preferable, since the calves cost less, as the food can be easily
modified, and the growth is not checked, as is usually the case when the
calf is taken off from the cow. Allusion is here made, of course, to
sections where the milk of the cow is of some account for the dairy, and
where it is too valuable to be devoted entirely to nourishing the calf.
In this case, as soon as the calf is dropped the cow is allowed to lick
off the slimy moisture till it is dry, which she will generally do from
instinct, or, if not, a slight sprinkling of salt over the body of the
calf will immediately tempt her. The calf is left to suck once or twice,
which it will do as soon as it is able to stand. It should, in all
cases, be permitted to have the first milk which comes from the cow,
which is of a turbid, yellowish color, unfit for any of the purposes of
the dairy, but somewhat purgative and medicinal, and admirably and
wisely designed by Nature to free the bowels and intestines of the
new-born animal from the mucous, excrementitious matter always existing
in it after birth. Too much of this new milk may, however, be hurtful
even to the new-born calf, while it should never be given at all to
older calves. The best course would seem to be--and such is in
accordance with the experience of the most successful stock-raisers--to
milk the cow dry immediately after the calf has sucked once, especially
if the udder is painfully distended, which is often the case, and to
leave the calf with the cow during one day, and after that to feed it by
putting the fingers into its mouth, and gently bringing its muzzle down
to the milk in a pail or trough when it will imbibe in sucking the
fingers. No great difficulty will be experienced in teaching the calf to
drink when taken so young, though some take to it much more readily than
others. What the calf does not need should be given to the cow. Some,
however, prefer to milk immediately after calving; and, if the udder is
overloaded, this may be the best course, though the better practice
appears to be, to leave the cow as quietly to herself as possible for a
few hours. The less she is disturbed, as a general thing, the better.
The after-birth should be taken from her immediately after it is
dropped. It is customary to give the cow, as soon as convenient after
calving, some warm and stimulating drink--a little meal stirred into
warm water, with a part of the first milk which comes from her, seasoned
with a little salt.
In many cases the calf is taken from the cow immediately; and before she
has seen it, to a warm, dry pen out of her sight, and there rubbed till
it is thoroughly dry; and then, when able to stand, fed with the new
milk from the cow, which it should have three or four times a day,
regularly, for the first fortnight, whatever course it is proposed to
adopt afterwards. It is of the greatest importance to give the young
calf a thrifty start. The milk, unless coming directly from the cow,
should be warmed.
Some object to removing the calf from the cow in this way, on the
ground of its apparent cruelty. But the objection to letting the calf
suck the cow for several days, as they do, or indeed of leaving it with
the cow for any length of time, is, that she invariably becomes attached
to it, and frets and withholds her milk when it is at last taken from
her. She probably suffers much more, after this attachment is once
formed, at the removal of the object of it, than she does at its being
taken at first out of her sight. The cow's memory is far more retentive
than many suppose; and the loss and injury sustained by removing the
calf after it has been allowed to suck her for a longer or shorter
period are never known exactly, because it is not usually known how much
milk the calf takes; but it is, without doubt, very considerable. If the
udder is all right, there seems to be no good reason for leaving the
calf with the cow for two or three days, if it is then to be taken away.
The practice in Holland is to remove the calf from its mother even
before it has been licked, and to take it into a corner of the barn, or
into another building, out of the cow's sight and hearing, put it on
soft, dry straw, and rub it dry with some hay or straw, when its tongue
and gums are slightly rubbed with salt, and the mucus and saliva removed
from the nostrils and lips. After this has been done, the calf is made
to drink the milk first taken as it comes from the mother. It is
slightly diluted with water, if taken last from the udder; but, if the
first of the milking, it is given just as it is. The calf is taught to
drink in the same manner as in this country, by putting the fingers in
its mouth, and bringing it down to the milk, and it soon gets so as to
drink unaided. It is fed, at first, from four to six times a day, or
even oftener; but soon only three times, at regular intervals. Its food
for two or three weeks is clear milk, as it comes warm and fresh from
the cow. This is never omitted, as the milk during most of that time
possesses certain qualities which are necessary to the calf, and which
cannot be effectually supplied by any other food. In the third or fourth
week the milk is skimmed, but warmed to the degree of fresh milk;
though, as the calf grows a little older, the milk is given cold, while
less care is taken to give it the milk of its own mother, that of other
cows now answering equally well. In some places, calves are fed on
buttermilk at the age of two weeks and after; but the change from new
milk, fresh from the cow, is made gradually, some sweet skimmed milk and
warm water being first added to it.
At three weeks old, or thereabouts, the calf will begin to eat a little
sweet, fine hay, and potatoes cut fine, and it very soon becomes
accustomed to this food. Many now begin to give linseed-meal mixed into
hot water, to which is added some skim-milk or buttermilk; and others
use a little bran cooked in hay-tea, made by chopping the hay fine and
pouring on boiling-hot water, which is allowed to stand awhile on it. An
egg is frequently broken into such a mixture. Others still take pains at
this age to have fresh linseed-cake, broken into pieces of the size of a
pigeon's egg; putting one of these into the mouth after the meal of milk
has been finished, and when it is eager to suck at any thing in its way.
It will very soon learn to eat linseed-meal. A little sweet clover is
put in its way at the age of about three weeks, and it will soon begin
to eat that also.
In this manner the feeding is continued from the fourth to the seventh
week, the quantity of solid food being gradually increased. In the sixth
or seventh week the milk is by degrees withheld, and water or buttermilk
used instead; and soon after this, green food may be safely given,
increasing it gradually with the hay to the age of ten or twelve weeks,
when it will do to put them upon grass alone, if the season is
favorable. A lot as near the house as possible, where they can be easily
looked after and frequently visited, is the best. Calves should be
gradually accustomed to all changes; and even after having been turned
out to pasture, they ought to be put under shelter if the weather is not
dry and warm. The want of care and attention relative to these little
details will be apparent sooner or later; while, if the farmer gives his
personal attention to these matters, he will be fully paid in the rapid
growth of his calves. It is especially necessary to see that the troughs
from which they are fed, if troughs are used, are kept clean and sweet.
But there are some--even among intelligent farmers--who make a practice
of turning their calves out to pasture at the tender age of two or three
weeks--and that, too, when they have sucked the cow up to that time--and
allow them nothing in the shape of milk and tender care. This,
certainly, is the poorest possible economy, to say nothing of the
manifest cruelty of such treatment. The growth of the calf is checked,
and the system receives a shock from so sudden a change, from which it
cannot soon recover. The careful Dutch breeders bring the calves either
skimmed milk or buttermilk to drink several times a day after they are
turned to grass, which is not till the age of ten or twelve weeks; and,
if the weather is chilly, the milk is warmed for them. They put a
trough generally under a covering, to which the calves may come and
drink at regular times. Thus, they are kept tame and docile.
In the raising of calves, through all stages of their growth, great care
should be taken neither to starve nor to over-feed. A calf should never
be surfeited, and never be fed so highly that it cannot be fed more
highly as it advances. The most important part is to keep it growing
thriftily without getting too fat, if it is to be raised for the dairy.
The calves in the dairy districts of Scotland are fed on the milk, with
seldom any admixture; and they are not permitted to suck their dams, but
are taught to drink milk by the hand from a dish. They are generally fed
on milk only for the first four, five, or six weeks, and are then
allowed from two to two and a half quarts of new milk each meal, twice
in the twenty-four hours. Some never give them any other food when young
except milk, lessening the quantity when the calf begins to eat grass or
other food, which it generally does when about five weeks old, if grass
can be had; and withdrawing it entirely about the seventh or eighth week
of the calf's age. But, if the calf is reared in winter, or early in
spring, before the grass rises, it must be supplied with at least some
milk until it is eight or nine weeks old, as a calf will not so soon
learn to eat hay or straw, nor fare so well on them alone as it will on
pasture. Some feed their calves reared for stock partly with meal mixed
in the milk after the third or fourth week. Others introduce gradually
some new whey into the milk, first mixed with meal; and, when the calf
gets older, they withdraw the milk, and feed it on whey and porridge.
Hay-tea, juices of peas and beans, or pea or bean-straw, linseed beaten
into powder, treacle, etc., have all been sometimes used to advantage in
feeding calves; but milk, when it can be spared, is, in the judgment of
the Scotch breeders, by far their most natural food.
In Galloway, and other pastoral districts, where the calves are allowed
to suck, the people are so much wedded to their own customs as to argue
that suckling is much more nutritious to the calves than any other mode
of feeding. That it induces a greater secretion of saliva, which, by
promoting digestion, accelerates the growth and fattening of the young
animal, cannot be doubted; but the secretion of that fluid may likewise
be promoted by placing an artificial teat in the mouth of the calf, and
giving it the milk slowly, and at the natural temperature. In the dairy
districts of Scotland, the dairymaid puts one of her fingers into the
mouth of the calf when it is fed, which serves the purpose of a teat,
and will have nearly the same effect as the natural teat in inducing the
secretion of saliva. If that, or an artificial teat of leather, be used,
and the milk be given slowly before it is cold, the secretion of saliva
may be promoted to all the extent that can be necessary; besides,
secretion is not confined to the mere period of eating, but, as in the
human body, the saliva is formed and part of it swallowed at all times.
As part of the saliva is sometimes seen dropping from the mouths of the
calves, it might be advisable not only to give them an artificial teat
when fed, but to place, as is frequently done, a lump of chalk before
them to lick, thus leading them to swallow the saliva. The chalk would
so far supply the want of salt, of which cattle are often so improperly
deprived, and it would also promote the formation of saliva. Indeed,
calves are very much disposed to lick and suck every thing which comes
within their reach, which seems to be the way in which Nature teaches
them to supply their stomachs with saliva.
But though sucking their dams may be most advantageous in that respect,
yet it has also some disadvantages. The cow is always more injured than
the calf is benefited by that mode of feeding. She becomes so fond of
the calf that she does not, for a long time after, yield her milk freely
to the dairyman. The calf does not when young draw off the milk
completely, and when it is taken off by the hand, the cow withholds a
part of her milk, and, whenever a cow's udder is not completely emptied
every time she is milked, the lactic secretion--as before stated--is
thereby diminished.
Feeding of calves by hand is also, in various respects, advantageous.
Instead of depending on the uncertain, or perhaps precarious supply of
the dam, which may be more at first than the young animal can consume or
digest, and at other times too little for its supply, its food can, by
hand-feeding, be regulated to suit the age, appetite, and the purposes
for which the calf is intended; other admixtures or substitutes can be
introduced into the milk, and the quantity gradually increased or
withdrawn at pleasure. This is highly necessary when the calves are
reared for stock. The milk is in that case diminished, and other food
introduced so gradually that the stomach of the young animal is not
injured as it is when the food is too suddenly changed. And, in the case
of feeding calves for the butcher, the quantity of milk is not limited
to that of the dam--for no cow will allow a stranger-calf to suck
her--but it can be increased, or the richest or poorest parts of the
milk given at pleasure.
Such are, substantially, the views upon this subject which are
entertained by the most judicious farmers in the first dairy districts
of Scotland.
In those districts--where, probably, the feeding and management of
calves are as well and as judiciously conducted as in any other part of
Great Britain--the farmers' wives and daughters, or the female
domestics, have the principal charge of young calves; and they are,
doubtless, much better calculated for this duty than men, since they are
more inclined to be gentle and patient. The utmost gentleness--as has
been already remarked, in another connection--should always be observed
in the treatment of all stock; but especially of milch cows, and calves
designed for the dairy. Persevering kindness and patience, will, almost
invariably, overcome the most obstinate natures; while rough and
ungentle handling will be repaid in a quiet kind of way, perhaps, by
withholding the milk, which will always have a tendency to dry up the
cow; or, what is nearly as bad, by kicking and other modes of revenge,
which often contribute to the personal discomfort of the milker. The
disposition of the cow is greatly modified, if not, indeed, wholly
formed, by her treatment while young; and therefore it is best to handle
calves as much as possible, and make pets of them, lead them with a
halter, and caress them in various ways. Calves managed in this way will
always be docile, and suffer themselves to be approached and handled,
both in the pasture and in the barn.
With respect to the use of hay-tea--often used in this country, but more
common abroad, where greater care and attention are usually bestowed
upon the details of breeding--Youatt says: "At the end of three or four
days, or perhaps a week, or near a fortnight, after a calf has been
dropped, and the first passages have been cleansed by allowing it to
drink as much of the cow's milk as it feels inclined for, let the
quantity usually allotted for a meal be mixed, consisting, for the first
week, of three parts of milk and one part of hay-tea. The only
nourishing infusion of hay is that which is made from the best and
sweetest hay, cut by a chaff-cutter into pieces about two inches long,
and put into an earthen vessel; over this, boiling water should be
poured, and the whole allowed to stand for two hours, during which time
it ought to be kept carefully closed. After the first week, the
proportions of milk and hay-tea may be equal; then composed of
two-thirds of hay-tea and one of milk; and at length, one-fourth part of
milk will be sufficient. This food should be given to the calf in a
lukewarm state at least three, if not four times a day, in quantities
averaging three quarts at a meal, but gradually increasing to four
quarts as the calf grows older. Toward the end of the second month,
beside the usual quantity given at each meal--composed of three parts of
the infusion and one of milk--a small wisp or bundle of hay is to be
laid before the calf, which will gradually come to eat it; but, if the
weather is favorable, as in the month of May, the beast may be turned
out to graze in a fine, sweet pasture, well sheltered from the wind and
sun. This diet may be continued until toward the latter end of the third
month, when, if the calf grazes heartily, each meal may be reduced to
less than a quart of milk, with hay-water; or skimmed milk, or fresh
buttermilk, may be substituted for new milk. At the expiration of the
third month, the animal will hardly require to be fed by hand; though,
if this should still be necessary, one quart of the infusion given
daily--which, during the summer, need not be warmed--will suffice." The
hay-tea should be made fresh every two days, as it soon loses its
nutritious quality.
This and other preparations are given, not because they are better than
milk,--than which nothing is better adapted to fatten a calf, or promote
its growth,--but simply to economize by providing the simplest and
cheapest substitutes. Experience shows that the first two or three
calves are smaller than those which follow; and hence, unless they are
pure-bred, and to be kept for the blood, they are not generally thought
to be so desirable to raise for the dairy as the third or fourth, and
those that come after, up to the age of nine or ten years. Opinions upon
this point, however, differ.
According to the comparative experiments of a German agriculturist, cows
which as calves had been allowed to suck their dams from two to four
weeks, brought calves which weighed only from thirty-five to forty-eight
pounds; while others, which as calves had been allowed to suck from five
to eight weeks, brought calves which weighed from sixty to eighty
pounds. It is difficult to see how there can be so great a difference,
if, indeed, there be any; but it may be worthy of careful observation
and experiment, and as such it is stated here. The increased size of the
calf would be due to the increased size to which the cow would attain;
and if as a calf she were allowed to run in the pasture with her dam for
four or five months, taking all the milk she wanted, she would doubtless
be kept growing on in a thriving condition. But taking a calf from the
cow at four or even eight weeks must check its growth to some extent;
and this may be avoided by feeding liberally, and bringing up by hand.
After the calf is fully weaned, there is nothing very peculiar in the
general management. A young animal will require for the first few
months--say up to the age of six months--an average of five or six
pounds daily of good hay, or its equivalent. At the age of six months,
it will require from four and a half to five pounds; and at the end of
the year, from three and a half or four pounds of good hay, or its
equivalent, for every one hundred pounds of its live weight; or, in
other words, about three and a half or four per cent. of its live
weight. At two years old, it will require three and a half, and some
months later, three per cent. of its live weight daily in good hay, or
its equivalent. Indian-corn fodder, either green or cured, forms an
excellent and wholesome food at this age.
The heifer should not be pampered, nor yet poorly fed or half starved,
so as to receive a check in her growth. An abundant supply of good
healthy dairy food and milk will do all that is necessary up to the time
of her having her first calf--which should not ordinarily be till the
age of three years, though some choose to allow them to come in at two,
or a little over, on the ground that it early stimulates the secretion
of milk, and that this will increase the milking propensity through
life. This is undoubtedly the case, as a general rule; but greater
injury is at the same time done by checking the growth, unless the
heifer has been fed up to large size and full development from the
start--in which case she may perhaps take the bull at fifteen or
eighteen months without injury. Even if a heifer comes in at two years,
it is generally deemed desirable to let her run barren for the following
year, which will promote her growth and more perfect development.
The feeding which young stock often get is not such as is calculated to
make good-sized or valuable cattle of them. They are often fed on the
poorest of hay or straw through the winter, not infrequently left
exposed to cold, unprotected and unhoused, and thus stinted in their
growth. This is, surely, the very worst economy, or rather it is no
economy at all. Properly viewed, it is an extravagant wastefulness which
no farmer can afford. No animal develops its good points under such
treatment; and if the starving system is to be followed at all, it had
better be after the age of two or three years, when the animal's
constitution has attained the strength and vigor which may, possibly,
enable it to resist ill treatment.
To raise up first-rate milkers, it is absolutely necessary to feed on
dairy food even when they are young. No matter how fine the breed is, if
the calf is raised on poor, short feed, it will never be so good a
milker as if raised on better keeping; and hence, in dairy districts,
where calves are raised at all, they ought to be allowed the best
pasture during the summer, and good, sweet and wholesome food during
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Audio/Video total rating:
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Studio and Year: Magnolia - 2010
MPAA Rating: R
Feature running time: 98 minutes
Genre: War/Action
Disc Format: BD-50
Encoding: AVC (MPEG-4)
Video Aspect: 2.35:1
Resolution: 1080p/24
Audio Format(s): English DTS-HD 7.1 Master Audio
Subtitles: English SDH, Spanish
Starring: Michael Fassbender, Dominic West, Olga Kurylenko, Noel Clarke, Liam Cunningham, David Morrissey
Written & Directed by: Neil Marshall
Music by: Ilan Eshkeri
Region Code: A
Blu-ray Disc release Date: November 2, 2010
"History is written in blood"
Film Synopsis:
AD 117. The Roman Empire stretches from Egypt to Spain, and East as far as the Black Sea. But in northern Britain, the relentless onslaught of conquest has ground to a halt in face of the guerrilla tactics of an elusive enemy: the savage and terrifying Picts. Quintus Dias (Fassbender), sole survivor of a Pictish raid on a Roman frontier fort, marches north with General Virilus' (West) legendary Ninth Legion, under orders to wipe the Picts from the face of the earth and destroy their leader Gorlacon. But when the legion is ambushed on unfamiliar ground, and Virilus taken captive, Quintus faces a desperate struggle to keep his small platoon alive behind enemy lines. Enduring the harsh terrain and evading their remorseless Pict pursuers led by revenge-hungry Pict Warrior Etain (Kurylenko), the band of soldiers race to rescue their General and to reach the safety of the Roman frontier.
My Take:
Centurion is set during the war between Roman soldiers and Pict tribesmen during the 2nd century Roman conquest of Britain. Michael Fassbender stars as Quintus Dias, Roman centurion and son of a legendary gladiator who leads a group of soldiers on a raid of a Pict camp to rescue a captured general (Dominic West). The son of the Pict leader is murdered during the raid, and the Romans find themselves hunted by a seemingly unstoppable group of the Pict's most vicious and skilled warriors, led by a beautiful and deadly tracker (Olga Kurylenko), and hell bent on revenge.
The film begins with the narration of Quintas Dias briefly explaining his current situation and the circumstances surrounding the conflict which has led to him to this moment. He concludes by stating that this is neither the beginning nor end of his story. The story then flashes back two weeks and quickly roles forward to present. Quintas was taken prisoner by the Pict, an indigenous tribe of Celts, who fought against the invading Romans for 20 years. Quintas escapes and while being tracked by them is saved by the Ninth Roman Legion Army led by General Titus Flavius Virilus. The Army was recently dispatched on a mission to wipeout the Pict in the area. After Quintas joins them they are ambushed which results in the General's capture and the decimation of the Army. Quintas and a small band of soldiers who managed to survive invade the Pict settlement in hopes of freeing the General. Things don't go smoothly which ends with them deep in enemy territory and on the run with a Pict contigent led by Etain, a Pict tracker with uncanny abilities, hot on their trail. Their only hope for survival is to make it to the Roman fort near the frontier. Driven by hate, vengeance, and an insatiable desire that only Roman blood can fulfill Etain won't stop until she eradicates her prey.
I had no previous knowledge of Centurion going into this review but the subject matter and cast looked interesting. The Pict is primarily portrayed as the antagonist in the film, although foul play and treachery isn't above the Romans. I found it easy to empathize with the Pict. I mean after all they were just protecting their country from invasion in the only matter they knew and I appreciated the definitiveness of their message. The primary characters in Quintas, Etain, and to a lesser degree General Titus Flavius Virilus were well developed. Once the Roman's were whittled down to the smaller group that attempts to rescue the General they were better defined although only a few were drawn clearly enough to garner a connection. In films like this where it is obvious that intrinsic characters are going to die I find it important that the audience have some investment in them.
The first two acts are quite good as the plot and characters are plausibly integrated with the narrative. Beyond that it gets derivative as the elements that up until that point had a sensible consistency begin to trail off. At one point it becomes painfully obvious how things will end and the outcome is anticlimactic and diminishes the essence of the first two acts. Prior to that there really is much to like as there is plenty of axe wielding, sword slashing and blood letting action to keep interest going. I liked the cast and especially thought that Michael Fassbender, Dominic West and Olga Kurylenko were solid. Her character is a mute she never utters a word the entire movie, but does an excellent job with managing the integral role of Etain. The film is beautifully shot and features breathtaking cinematography and gorgeous vista views. It would be fair to say that I found more to like than quibble with about Centurion. It isn't perfectly executed from start to finish but the first two acts are compelling and the end although schmaltzy doesn't completely derail it.
Parental Guide:
The rating is for sequences of strong bloody violence, grisly images and language.
AUDIO/VIDEO - By The Numbers:
REFERENCE = 92-100 / EXCELLENT = 83-91 / GOOD = 74-82 / AVERAGE = 65-73 / BELOW AVERAGE = under 65
**My audio/video ratings are based upon a comparative made against other high definition media/blu-ray disc.**
(Each rating is worth 4 points with a max of 5 per category)
Audio: 86
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Video: 86
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- Compression:
Centurion comes to Blu-ray from Magnolia HE featuring 1080p AVC encoded video that has an average bitrate of 31 Mbps and lossless DTS-HD 7.1 Master Audio sound that has average and constant bitrate 6 Mbps.
This high definition presentation has a light grainy and filmic quality that doesn't lend itself to razor sharp clarity and three dimensional quality. This film has an intentionally stylized visual design that utilizes a limited color scheme that works aesthetically well for the films subject matter/time period. The color range is limited to shades of steely blue, gray and black with splashes of crimson and muted sepia tones. Warm accents are used here and there to break up the film's monochromatic essence. Fleshtones hold up well against the de-saturated chroma and don't appear unnatural. Uneven light and shading are prevalent. Contrast is spot on which empowers whites and grays without washing away detail. Whites are punchy and grays are multi-staged and deep. The use of CGI and green screens softens some elements during wide angle pans but I never found it to be overtly distracting.
I found the quality of the video to be high. It isn't always razor sharp but it's cleanly rendered with plenty of subtle refinement and delineation that enhanced depth and revealed fine detail in objects, clothing, and physical features. Shadow delineation is a bit of a mixed bag which impacts visual penetration in certain scenes while others offers discerning depth of field. I didn't detect any other obvious signs of video related anomalies or artifacts and thought that this encoding looked solid.
This 7.1 channel DTS-HD MA audio presentation features extended dynamics built around a nicely balanced surround mix that sounds great. This isn't what I consider to be an aggressive soundtrack. Dialogue and music play an integral however there are several fairly bombastic battle sequences/engagements that allow this mix to flex its dynamic muscle. Clarity and detail are exemplary which reveal lots of subtle nuance in the recording. Bass isn't consistently in the ultra low frequency range but there are moments where it definitively augments the richness and tangibility of the film's action and hits hard. Dialogue is crystalline with excellent intonation and descriptive character.
* Those with CIH setups should note that the subtitles appear within the picture area.*
Bonus Features:
- Audio commentary with writer/director Neil Marshall
- 6 deleted scenes with optional commentary
- Outtakes - 6 minutes
- Blood, fire, & fury - Behind the scenes of Centurion (4 featurettes):
- The lost legion - 4 minutes
- Getting down and dirty - 6 minutes
- Guts and gore - 5 minutes
- Fireballs, stunts, and mayhem - 10 minutes
- Interviews with cast/crew - 6 segments
- Behind the scenes footage - 11 minutes
- Photo galleries - Production design
- (HD) HDNET: A look at Centurion - 4 minutes
- BD-Live enabled
- Digital Copy Code/Download
Final Thoughts:
Centurion is a decent action based period film that is better for the total sum of its parts rather than being a completely involving genre piece that engages from end to end. It comes to Blu-ray Disc from Magnolia Home Entertainment sporting 7.1 DTS-HD Master Audio sound, excellent high definition picture quality, and a nice assortment of bonus features that look behind the scenes at the film's production. This is easily worth the cost of a rental so feel free to drop it into your queue and take it for a spin.
Ralph Potts
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As usual, a great review.
The way you've describe the movie, the content, cinematography, etc,.... it really reminds me of King Arthur w/Clive Owen.
I know, a different story with a slightly different timeline. But if you don't mind me asking, how would you compare "Centurion" to the "King Arthur"?
"Chance favors only the prepared mind." Louis Pasteur
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Hello Ralph.
As usual, a great review.
The way you've describe the movie, the content, cinematography, etc,.... it really reminds me of King Arthur w/Clive Owen.
I know, a different story with a slightly different timeline. But if you don't mind me asking, how would you compare "Centurion" to the "King Arthur"?
WOW!! I want that one, I really liked that movie and I didn't know it was on BR..
Hello Ralph.
As usual, a great review.
The way you've describe the movie, the content, cinematography, etc,.... it really reminds me of King Arthur w/Clive Owen.
I know, a different story with a slightly different timeline. But if you don't mind me asking, how would you compare "Centurion" to the "King Arthur"?
I have King Arthur and would say that Arthur has a deeper story with better defined characters and more action. I think they have a different thematic feel.
Thanks for the perspective.
"Chance favors only the prepared mind." Louis Pasteur
Current Ensemble
Overall, a good film. The cinematography was outstanding.
And once again, I agree with Ralph, I liked King Arthur better, simply due to character depth. In this movie, character-wise, there really isn't a good guy or bad guy.
Glad you enjoyed this one Razvanel. Thanks for sharing your thoughts.
The picture brought a good feeling of the era and the sound was awesome.
Ralph, you're an excellent reviewer, it's great to have such an accurate synopsis of movies, usually before I get them !.
Centurion definitely made for a good rental.
I was right this movie fit right in with my popcorn. It's like a Reader's Digest version, if you will, of the King Arthur type genre..I hope I said that right..but it's ok..I had fun watching it and a definite no brainer.
The picture brought a good feeling of the era and the sound was awesome.
Ralph, you're an excellent reviewer, it's great to have such an accurate synopsis of movies, usually before I get them !.
Centurion definitely made for a good rental.
Thanks Chewbacco. I try..
I agree. King Arthur did tend to bog down in certain parts, and as a result, felt disjointed. Centurion does not pretend to be anything else than what it is. A good old action/survival film, and I enjoyed it thoroughly. I will be adding this to my library.
Great review Ralph
I agree. King Arthur did tend to bog down in certain parts, and as a result, felt disjointed. Centurion does not pretend to be anything else than what it is. A good old action/survival film, and I enjoyed it thoroughly. I will be adding this to my library.
Great review Ralph
Glad you enjoyed it Joe!
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When a trooper went to Bucio's home about 90 minutes later, he found Bravo "dirty and in disheveled clothing. There was a strong odor of an alcoholic beverage emitting from him. His speech was slurred and his eyes were bloodshot," according to an affidavit.
Initially Bravo, who admitted to being in a crash, gave a false identification. However, his true identity was learned within 30 minutes. It turned out that there was a detainer for him from the office of Immigration and Customs Enforcement of the Department of Homeland Security.
Bravo, whose address was the same as Bucio's, was taken before District Judge Allen P. Page III and arraigned on charges of driving under the influence of intoxicants, false identity to law enforcement and accidents involving damage to unattended property (hit-run).
During his arraignment, Bravo told the judge he was born in Mexico, that he had been in this country for eight years, but that he did not have a visa or a "green card." He was committed to the Lycoming County Prison in lieu of $15,000 bail.


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With no leads in the murder of a Maryland Congressman's nephew, a family desperate for answers is turning to the supernatural for clues.
Police said they're taking the new information, generated during a séance, about Chris Cummings' murder, seriously.
Cummings, with a 3.5 grade point average, was set to enter his junior year at Old Dominion University. More than six weeks ago he was shot and killed in his off campus house.
Norfolk police believe it was a random attack.
Despite repeated public pleas for help from his family – including his uncle, Maryland Congressman Elijah Cummings – the case is unsolved.
Cummings' sister sought the help of four psychics in Boston and held the séance last week. New leads from the séance include a possible motive, a possible license plate number and descriptions of the suspects who shot and killed Cummings.
Police aren't ignoring the information.
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Aki Takase / Rudi Mahall and the Alexander von Schlippenbach Trio: London, UK, January 26, 2012
The Vortex
January 26, 2012
The last week in January at north London's Vortex was given over to a mini-festival curated by saxophonist Evan Parker, genteelly entitled "Might I Suggest." Sponsored by the Goethe Institute, it showcased several German-based musicians rarely seen in the UK. On paper at least, the highlight appeared to be the double bill showcasing in two contrasting halves, the husband-and-wife team of pianists Aki Takase and Alexander von Schlippenbach. That seemed a widely held view, as punters rammed the club to the gunnels. Even seating on the window sills had place names allocated.
This was Takase's first showing in England since her tour with Mujician in late 2010. Then she performed in a freewheeling threesome with bassist John Edwards and the now sadly departed drummer Tony Levin, as documented on their excellent A Week Went By (psi, 2010). On this occasion she performed in duet with bass clarinetist Rudi Mahall, revisiting the format of the pair's Evergreen (Intakt, 2008), packing 12 pieces, comprising standards and originals by both players, into their 50-minute set.
Unusually, the pianist found herself largely cast in the role of the straight (wo)man as a foil to Mahall's exuberance. His idiosyncratic physical appearance, tall and thin, in a bright green shirt, swaying back and forward as he played, matched his musical delivery, which was supple, lissome and prone to sudden yelps and rasps. His amusing introductions completed the package. He dedicated two numbers to German trumpeter Axel Dorner, the first humorously titled "Trumpet for Beginners" being a buoyant toe tapper, quite unlike the dedicatee's normal fare, while the second "Wie Axel" was more abstract, featuring Takase plucking the strings inside the Vortex Steinway.
Mahall's homage to his touchstone reedman Eric Dolphy formed a particular feature of their set, manifest in renditions of several of his tunes, from a freely swinging "17 West" to a breakneck cover of "Miss Ann." Though occasionally whimsical, both participants displayed a deep knowledge and love of jazz history, evident in their choice of standards which stretched from a blues meditation on Duke Ellington's "Mood Indigo" to a tender version of Theo Mackeben's "Bel Ami" which diverged into Berlin cabaret. Their approach combined the playful and serious, often veering outside after an inside start, with Takase touching on stride and barrelhouse figures, as well as more extreme voicings.
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The second half by the Schlippenbach trio with Evan Parker and drummer Paul Lovens, couldn't have been more of a contrast, comprising one lengthy piece with a short coda. There was no hint of the tradition, unless the similarities to the legendary '60s trio of pianist Cecil Taylor were taken into account. But Schlippenbach's unit has lasted for much longer than that seminal inspiration and has established a tradition and way of working which is entirely its own, being at the same time more democratic and more individualistic. What they shared with Taylor, at least tonight, was a burning intensity, albeit with more light and shade, achieved through an organic evolution.
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Most inland waters in Germany will not meet the good ecological status requirements stipulated in the EU Water Framework Directive by 2015. It was previously assumed that phosphorus is the primary determinant of water quality. In NITROLIMIT I it has been proved that nitrogen is also a crucial control variable for many surface waters and its reduction ecologically meaningful. This has led to demands for procedures to ensure the reduction of nitrogen input. For economical considerations catalogues about measures for nutrient reduction, their efficiency and expense have been created and their economic feasibility analyzed.
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The Browns defense was the laughingstock of the NFL after Baltimore's Jamal Lewis ran for a record 295 yards in the second week of the season. But since then, the Browns have gotten their act together. They gave up only 13 points to Pittsburgh last week. In Sunday's 13-7 victory over Oakland, they yielded only one touchdown, and that was set up by a fumble recovery at the Browns' 24.
Half of the NFL's 16 teams have played six games. Of those, only Denver (87 points) has given up fewer points than the 95 allowed by Cleveland.
That's a testament to the speed in which the Browns have grasped defensive coordinator Dave Campo's system. It's also a testament to the simplicity of Campo's system, which is based on a few principles: stay in the proper gap on run plays, swarm to the ball and don't allow big plays in the passing game.
"It's very, very simple," safety Robert Griffith said of Campo's scheme. "That's the reason we're getting great play out of our linebackers. They're able to just go. There are not a lot of adjustments. There are not a lot of checks."
But if teams could have success with such a simple scheme, why isn't
everybody doing it? Probably because simple is a relative term.
"It's not just junior-high plain vanilla," Browns coach Butch Davis said of the Browns' defense.
Staying in gaps sounds simple, but when 22 bodies move at once, players must sort out responsibility amidst the chaos.
"Things change on the move," linebacker Kevin Bentley said. "Gaps change, and that's where you get your misfits at. All it takes is one guy not in their gap for big plays to happen."
That's what happened against Jamal Lewis. Since then, the Browns have done extra homework so they wouldn't be burned again. Then again, teams throw curveballs on Sundays, which is what happened against the Raiders.
Oakland lined up in several formations the Browns hadn't seen.
"They ran an offense that was absolutely 100 percent opposite of what they'd
been doing the last couple months," Davis said.
"You have to have guys you can coach on the sidelines. You can't wait until Monday to fix it."
Campo took particular delight in the fact the Browns were able to use a new blitz during Oakland's last-ditch two-minute drill.
Campo would be the first to say that schemes are less important than players. The Browns have gotten improved play from their defensive line, particularly Courtney Brown. The defensive end got his fifth sack of the season Sunday, already a career-high, and is finally being the disruptive force expected of a No. 1 overall draft pick.
"I think we've got a ways to go in some things," Campo said, "but I think the main thing is we have guys who like to play. They're listening and they're coachable. As long as they are, we've got a chance. I'm happy we're making progress."
SERIES HISTORY: 19th meeting, and the Chargers lead 10-7-1. They last played Oct. 17, 2001 when the Browns won 20-16 in Cleveland. That game was decided when Tim Couch threw a 19-yard touchdown pass to Kevin Johnson with 1:15 left and then survived a Hail Mary attempt by Doug Flutie. Butch Davis was a University of Miami assistant coach when Flutie threw his famous pass to Gerard Phelan while playing for Boston College.
BY THE NUMBERS: 63.5. Since yielding 295 yards to Jamal Lewis, the Browns have given up an average of only 63.5 rushing yards per game. The Eagles have the NFL's best run defense. They allow only 68.2 yards per game.
AND THEN THERE WAS ONE...: Just when it appeared the Browns
offensive line had started to jell, injuries hit again. Center Jeff Faine
(medial collateral knee sprain) and left guard Shaun (ACL sprain) O'Hara are
expected to miss Sunday's game against San Diego. They'll likely be replaced by
Melvin Fowler at center and Chad Beasley at guard.
In addition, left tackle Barry Stokes continues to play with a sprained ankle. Right guard Paul Zukauskas was briefly hurt against the Raiders but returned to the game. The Browns have been without left tackle Ross Verba (torn biceps tendon) since the preseason finale.
Fowler started the season at right guard but played so badly he was benched. He has been inactive two of the last three weeks and played only on special teams in the other. A third-round draft pick from Maryland, Fowler may have his last chance to salvage his career in Cleveland.
Beasley, a converted defensive lineman, took three snaps in place of Zukauskas against the Raiders, his first in the NFL.
Right tackle Ryan Tucker is the only offensive lineman still playing in his original spot at the start of training camp.
GAME PLAN: The Browns would love to pound the ball on the ground against the Chargers as they've done the past two weeks, but their reshuffled line might make that impossible. The Chargers haven't put a lot of pressure on opposing quarterbacks, so Davis might let Couch air it out more than he did against the Raiders, who were determined to take away the Browns' downfield passing game.
Defensively, the Browns are prepared for a heavy dose of LaDainian Tomlinson.
LaDainian Tomlinson vs. Browns defensive line. Since the Jamal Lewis debacle, the Browns' run defense has been solid. But Tomlinson is capable of lighting up any defense and his shiftiness will make the Browns pay if they're not disciplined.
David Boston vs. Browns CBs Anthony Henry and Daylon McCutcheon. After a disappointing start, Boston caught a career-high 14 passes for 181 yards against Jacksonville in San Diego's last game. McCutcheon has played well, but is giving up a huge amount of size to Boston. Henry isn't as polished, but he has played better than many Browns fans expected. Look for him to get most of the assignments against Boston.
Browns offensive line vs. Chargers defensive line. Marcellus Wiley has started as the left defensive end, but San Diego might consider switching him to the right side to go against the ankle-impaired Stokes.
INJURY IMPACT: The Browns' offensive line depth will be sorely tested this week, with Chad Beasley making his first NFL start and Fowler getting another chance to show he can be a viable starter.
The Browns will be using their 21st different starting offensive-line
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Purpose is all…
My fundamental belief is that a great actor can and should be a great person. That acting necessitates compassion and humility; and the journey through its art and industry, offer an opportunity for self emergence and mastery unlike anything else. As such, ZBS offers not only unique classes for youth and adults by master teachers in Audition Technique, Scene Study, Dramatic Improv, Activist Oriented Production, Singing and Songwriting and Spiritual Centering for the Actor, but a compass to navigate an often difficult industry, as well membership to a thriving artistic community. A community that values artistic excellence, industry success, personal integrity and social responsibility. Taking classes at ZBS includes admission to our institute's community sponsored workshops and panel discussions that seek to evolve the craft of acting, as well as heighten the dialogue between activist, spiritual and entertainment leaders.
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In addition to weekly classes for actors of all ages, we offer:
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The ZBS curriculum is unique in its structure, content and intent, bringing together some of the most renowned and inspired teachers in the industry to do what it is they do best, teaching each student as an ensemble. With a combined half century of teaching experience at some of the most illustrious acting institutions in Hollywood (and the world), the ZBS faculty puts the student at the center of a process and community in which their unique self, artistry and career can fully emerge. Classes for ages 10 through adult. Payment for an individual class also includes access to free master class seminars, screenings and events that make studying at ZBS a multidimensional learning environment and community.
Audition Classes
While the audition classes do address the realities and technicality of auditioning in Hollywood, the process allows for a very specific and 3-dimensional development of the whole actor, aiding the student in their work in any context.
Audition I: CORE
In the "Core" course, we begin our process with the most essential (and difficult) step. Developing the ability to access and reveal the students' experience of themselves fully in the present moment in imaginary circumstances. Every class is on camera, and moves through a number of genres, however the emphasis is always on the authentic self. In this class students will learn how to deepen their experience to environment, relationship, personalization, and moment before using their imagination, senses, and personal experience. Students can expect to develop a strong barometer for knowing when they are connected, what may be standing in their way in any given moment, as well as develop tools to get them more present. Each student is assessed after 4 weeks, if they should continue on that course, or move on to the next. This class has open enrollment, meaning a student can register at any time.
Audition II: CRAFT
The "Craft" course builds off the foundation laid in the "Core" class, but sparks a deeper investigation into the actor, character, and writer's intent. Building off the assumption that every character and story that ever existed already exists inside of you, the script becomes a roadmap to discovering where your soul meets the characters. A different kind of text analysis ensues, where you work from a deeply experienced sense of the writer's intent. A deep understanding of how the writing works to inspire the actor's soul is covered in a variety of genres: single and three cam sitcom, procedural and serial drama, feature comedy and drama and horror. Additionally, issues of tone/style, and the basics of dramatic structure will be covered, helping the student understand their purpose in the overall story and how to access various colors in their imagination. This class has open enrollment, meaning a student can register at any time. Evaluations are made every 4 weeks to determine if the student has shown competency to move on to the next step.
Audition III: MASTER
The Master class is a 12-13 week course that deepens the foundation laid in the truth and craft courses, with the attention to two interrelated elements: the evolution of self and creative inspiration and commitment. Now that students have developed a strong understanding of how to be truthful and connected within the context of a number of genres, the attention to each student's individual strengths and areas of development becomes more specific. Students are given outside work in addition to working on the sides themselves that include readings, meditation, journaling, etc. This is where we begin to see someone's unique voice really emerge. Students spend 2 weeks on each audition side, one as a cold read and the next as a callback. The material and subject matter constantly evolve with the group, making this course repeatable indefinitely.
Which Audition class should I take?
The Audition classes are designed to work cumulatively at first, and then in collaboration. Each class does build/lead to the next, with teacher approval being necessary in order to go onto the next step. However, students may request or the teacher may suggest, the student review a few weeks in an earlier class in order to deepen their ability/awareness in a particular area (ex. a student in "master" may need to review sitcom in "Craft" or reconnect for a couple of weeks in the "Core" class). As we recognize a mastery of all of these steps is necessary, an ongoing relationship to all of them is essential. Also, this allows the teachers to be in consistent dialogue about each student, making it that the student is really taught by an ensemble.
Can I take multiple classes at the same time?
All of the Audition classes can be taken concurrently with the "Scene Study" class and are designed to do so.
It is possible for students to take more than one Audition class at the same time, only AFTER they have passed that level. For instance, a student who has reached the level of "CRAFT" can choose to take the "CORE" class at the same time, but a student who has not yet passed the "CORE" class, cannot take the "CRAFT" Class.
Scene Study: Master
Renowned celebrity acting coach Martha Gehman leads this class. In it she focuses on using what is unique about you to personalize your work and bring the material to life. This sensory based scene study class will deepen your instrument and excite your imagination, as you learn to bring your whole self to the journey of acting.
If a prospective student would like to audit a class please email us at email@example.com and provide the following information.
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A representative from ZBS will contact you and schedule an audit time. We do allow our audits to work in class as time allows. There is a $30.00 audit fee that can be paid by cash or check prior to the audit.