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M. Grey Maher, MD
Clinician in Urology
Departments & Organizations
Urology: Female Pelvic Medicine & Reconstructive Surgery | General Adult Urology | Neurourology/Neurogenic Bladder
Mary Grey Maher, MD is a board certified in Urology and Urogynecology.
Dr. Maher attended the Yale University School of Medicine, and then completed a full Urology residency at Yale University and Yale New Haven Hospital.
In 2006 she proceeded to UCLA to complete a fellowship in Female Pelvic Medicine and Reconstructive Surgery with Dr. Shlomo Raz. This additional training provided expertise on the medical and surgical treatment of Incontinence, Pelvic Organ Prolapse, and Male Voiding dysfunction such as BPH, and post prostatectomy incontinence.
She is also able to evaluate and manage microscopic hematuria; nephrolithiasis (stones in the kidney and ureter); incontinence from Stress, Urgency or Fistula to the urinary tract, and male incontinence. If found, she will facilitate the diagnosis of bladder, renal, and prostate cancer; and then refer patients to her oncology colleagues.
Additionally, she cares for patients with neurological problems that cause secondary urological problems such as spinal cord injury; multiple sclerosis, Parkinson's disease and stroke.
Education & Training
|Yale University School of Medicine (1999)
|Wellesley College, Philosophy, Biology (1989)
|University of California Los Angeles
|Yale-New Haven Hospital
|Yale-New Haven Hospital
|Yale-New Haven Hospital
|Board Certification
|AB of Urology, Urology (2009)
|Board Certification
|AB of Urology, Female Pelvic Medicine and Reconstructive Surgery (2013)
International Activity
"Subjective and Objective Voiding Dysfunction in Grade 4 Cystocele: Analysis of 350 Patients." Providence, United States (2006 - 2006)
Presentation given at the 75th Annual Meeting of the New England Section of the American Urological Association
"Voiding Symptoms in Grade 4 Cystocele: Analysis of 350 Patients." Atlanta, United States (2006 - 2006)
Podium Session at the Annual Meeting of the American Urological Association
"Bilateral-Caudal-Epidural Neuromodulation for Refractory Urinary Retention: A Salvage Procedure." Nassau, Bahamas (2006 - 2006)
Presentation given at the XXYY Annual Meeting of Society for Urodynamics and Female Urology
"Fluorescence in situ Hybridization (FISH): Improved Sensitivity for Atypical Urine Cytology." Mont-Tremblant, Canada (2003 - 2003)
Presentation given at the 72nd Annual Meeting of The New England Section of the American Urological Association

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Sayulita is about an hour on the bus from Puerto Vallarta. You can reach it by taking the bus from the Walmart in Puerto Vallarta, and a ticket will cost 20 pesos.
It's a really beautiful beach and area with some lovely restaurants and bars. There are no high rise hotel/apartment blocks and everything is really colourful and what you'd imagine mexico to be like.
There are also loads of surf shops and places to hire boards and I hired a board and a rash vest for 70 pesos. Great deal!
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TS, u are a moron! FMJ and Pac are the only elite fighters he's faced?!? Ever heard of KOSTYA TSZYU, LUIS COLLAZO or JOSE LUIS CASTILLO?? Lazcano and Malignaggi are also elite, tho some say Lazcano was already past prime when Ricky kicked his butt. And no matter what one might say about his fight with Collazo, it WAS very close BUT Ricky still won. I had him winning by 2 points personally. Its because he got wobbled in the last 2 rounds that people think he LOST, but thats bs. Tyson got shaken by Bonecrusher in the last round, does that mean he deserved to lose that fight??
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People need to stop comparing every single fighter to the likes to Mayweather and Pacquiao, we wont have fighters of their standard for a long time. Dont knock Hattons resume, did it ever occur to you that maybe some fighters need to fight limited level fighters in order to gain ring experience/keep them in fighting shape rather than for padding out a resume?
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I love the classic trolling pattern here. It starts with
"I don't know why so many people rated him so highly - the two times he genuinely stepped up in class he was outclassed in every way, so what's the appeal and why was he rated so highly?"
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Dude, pacquiao embarrasses EVERYONE he fights. Floyd also makes people look pretty foolish who try to engage him.
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Collazo f*cked him up too. He got a gift decision.
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Here's a video of me playing some a testing session to get an idea of what i am doing. Sorry about the low quality video.
I'm looking for people who are local in the Los Angeles/Orange County area to help me out and be a part of my study. The protocol calls for a drummer to drum 8 songs while attached to the machine. Any volunteers?
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Then: You learned from teachers who started you on a pad for three months.
Now: You grab your sticks and start watching Youtube. Then you go get a teacher.
Then: You hired union musicians to record a demo.
Now: You open your laptop and start recording your demo to Garage Band.
Then: When the producer wanted some interesting percussion on a track you brought in a conga player.
Now: When the producer wants some interesting percussion on a track, you open up Ableton Live.
Then: The goal was a contract with a major record company.
Now: You don't need the major companies. You go straight to your fans on social media and if there are enough of them the record companies will follow.
Then: You played for $300 a night and your rent was $250.
Now: You play for $300 a night and your rent is $1000.
Then:John Bonham was the biggest influence on drummers.
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Add to this list? How is the world better? Or worse? I'm giving snare wires to the best answers and sharing them here. Or just email me below.
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So far, I'm thinking Apogee Jam (adjustable input gain), Garageband and any of the plethora of drum triggers out there.
I don't know much about input impedance and the various issues involved. Anybody have any tips? Could be a pretty cool thing to get up and going, especially for working drummers like me who find themselves playing at a function or situation that ended up being larger than they expected.
I have been building a drum/percussion set out of used car parts for a while now, and it is finally finished. I have titled the project - Motor Rhythms. You can see more photos on my blog if you are interested.
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When you get a breast cancer diagnosis, you'll be told what type of cancer you have. Your doctor gets a good idea of how the tumor may act and what kind of treatments may work best by knowing the type.
You may be told your cancer is:
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- Endocrine receptor-positive (estrogen or progesterone receptors)
- HER2-positive
- Triple positive: positive for estrogen receptors, progesterone receptors, and HER2
- Triple negative: not positive for estrogen receptors, progesterone receptors, and HER2
For all of these, surgery and radiation are possible treatments, but ones that involve medications -- such as chemotherapy, hormone therapies, and targeted therapies -- are different. They are specific to the type of cancer.
Hormone Receptor-Positive Breast Cancer
About 80% of all breast cancers are "ER-positive." That means the cancer cells grow in response to the hormone estrogen. About 65% of these are also "PR-positive." They grow in response to another hormone, progesterone.
If your breast cancer has a significant number of receptors for either estrogen or progesterone, it's considered hormone-receptor positive.
Tumors that are ER/PR-positive are much more likely to respond to hormone therapy than tumors that are ER/PR-negative.
You may have hormone therapy after surgery, chemotherapy, and radiation are finished. These treatments can help prevent a return of the disease by blocking the effects of estrogen. They do this in one of several ways.
- The medication tamoxifen (Nolvadex) helps stop cancer from coming back by blocking hormone receptors, preventing hormones from binding to them. It's sometimes taken for up to 5 years after initial treatment for breast cancer.
- A class of medicines called aromatase inhibitors actually stops estrogen production. These include anastrozole (Arimidex), exemestane (Aromasin), and letrozole (Femara). They're only used in women who've already gone through menopause.
HER2-Positive Breast Cancer
In about 20% of breast cancers, the cells make too much of a protein known as HER2. These cancers tend to be aggressive and fast-growing.
For women with HER2-positive breast cancers, the drug trastuzumab (Herceptin) has been shown to dramatically reduce the risk of the cancer coming back. It's standard treatment to give this medication along with chemotherapy after surgery to people with breast cancer that's spread to other areas. It can also be used for early-stage breast cancer. Trastuzumab has far fewer immediate side effects than chemotherapy -- for example, there is usually no nausea or hair loss. But there is a small but real risk of heart damage and possible lung damage. Scientists are still studying how long women should take this medication for the greatest benefit.
- Another drug, lapatinib (Tykerb), is often given if trastuzumab doesn't help. Ado-trastuzumab emtansine (Kadcyla) can be given after trastuzumab and a class of chemotherapy drugs called taxanes, which are commonly used to treat breast cancer.
- Pertuzumab (Perjeta) can be used with trastuzumab and other chemotherapy medicines to treat advanced breast cancer. This combination can also be given before surgery to treat early breast cancer. In one study, the combination of the two drugs it was shown to extend life.


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10 great spots to visit if you are a golfer
Published: Monday, May 20, 2013 at 11:06 a.m.
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It takes more than well-placed bunkers or long fairways to make a memorable golf course, says Gary Player, a championship golfer and course designer. The South African urges travelers to look for beauty and serenity. "People need to get away from the hustle and bustle. They don't need a course that's too tough." He shares with Larry Bleiberg for USA Today some favorite destinations and courses (including several he designed but in which he has no financial interest).
Westin Mission Hills
The desert scenery and climate makes the Signature course here a joy to play, particularly in the cool hours of early morning and in winter. Player made a point of incorporating cacti into the environment when he designed the course. "I'm fascinated by them, to see this greenery in the desert. I love to see what's indigenous to the area," he says. 760-328-3198; playmissionhills.com
Pebble Beach
Pebble Beach, Calif.
The Pebble Beach experience starts even before you see the course, Player says. "The fresh air, hearing the sea lions, the beautiful ocean. There are not many places that have that ambience." The course's long history also makes it a memorable place to play. "It's steeped in tradition, and it all enters into the experience." 800-654-9300; pebblebeach.com
Cougar Point
Player says this is one of the favorite courses he's designed. "It's fun to play, day in, day out," he says. But he's also taken by the setting. "It's along a beautiful, long stretch of beach. The breezes keep the air nice and fresh." 800-576-1570; kiawahresort.com
TPC Sawgrass
Golfers should do themselves a favor and use the forward tees on the Players Stadium Course near Jacksonville, which will make it much easier to play, Player says. "Otherwise they're not going to enjoy it. It's a very difficult golf course." But he says golfers will love putting on the same greens they've seen challenge tournament players. "You can feel a little bit of pressure and relate to it." 904-273-3235; tpc.com/tpc-sawgrass
CostaBaja Golf ClubM
This Baja Peninsula course sits atop a mountain ridge, offering wide-open sea views. "Some of the holes go to the edge of the ocean, and then you're playing on the edge of a mountain, and it's very different," Player says. "It was so hard to build because it was built out of sheer rock." 877-392-5525; costabajaresort.com
Fairmont Banff Springs
Player loves the whole package here: the mountains, the nature and the historic Banff Springs Hotel on the edge of a Canadian national park. While the course isn't the toughest, it's the setting that wins him over. "It has a great peaceful feeling about it — the towering mountains and the enormous trees." 800-257-7544; fairmont.com/banff-springs
The Greenbrier
For Player, this mountain resort offers a bittersweet memory. "I remember losing in a playoff there to the late, great Sam Snead in one of my first tournaments in the U.S.," he says. But he calls the Greenbrier, which has three courses and now hosts a PGA tournament, "one of the great iconic resorts in America." 855-453-4858; greenbrier.com
Player first inspected the site for this course on horseback, an experience he remembers fondly. "Those Canadian Rockies are really something. Most of the time, you can go and see a little bit of snow on the mountains, and that's really nice," he says. People even fish in the streams that run through the course. 855-565-4653; wildstonegolf.com
Sea Island Golf Club
The Old South character of this classic resort charmed Player the first time he saw it. "Wow, the trees hanging with lots of moss. A lot of American history. It's just a true Southern treat," he says. The resort has three courses, including the Seaside Course, home to the PGA Tour's McGladrey Classic. 855-714-9201; seaisland.com
The Broadmoor
This three-course resort in the shadow of Pike's Peak has hosted many men's and ladies' championships over the years, and it's certainly not an easy place to play, Player says. "Try reading the greens there — a real puzzle." Arnold Palmer, Jack Nicklaus and Robert Trent Jones Sr. have all contributed to course designs over the decades. 855-634-7711; broadmoor.com
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Tips for keeping foods fresh, safe, and tasty
Hopeful signs of spring are everywhere, with birds chirping, tulips and daffodils showing off their colors, and plenty of activity on the tennis courts and baseball fields. For many of us, all these things are also a sign that it's time to get started on the annual spring cleaning.
This year, along with the yard work and baseboards, resolve to add the refrigerator and freezer to your spring-cleaning list. Lurking deep inside them could be a scary "science experiment" or an ice-encrusted mess begging to be thrown away. And cleaning out your freezer and fridge means more than just a tidier-looking kitchen. Food kept too long or at improper temperatures can become contaminated with bacteria, which can cause illness.
Most people, it turns out, don't understand the dangers of improper food storage. The American Dietetic Association found that only 40% of consumers knew that eating food that has been stored in refrigerators warmer than 40 degrees Fahrenheit can increase the risk of food-borne illness.
Indeed, food poisoning and other food-borne illnesses are very common. Last year, there were an estimated 76 million cases of food-borne illness in the United States, according to the CDC.
When in Doubt, Throw It Out
You can't always tell if a food has spoiled by its smell or appearance. Don't take chances with your health. The advice from the FDA: When it doubt, throw it out.
If food looks or smells strange, don't even risk tasting it -- just toss it. Mold you can see on the surface is just the tip of the iceberg; there could be poisons under the surface of the food that aren't detectable by the naked eye.
With a few foods -- such as hard cheeses, salami, and firm fruits -- you can cut the mold away, but be sure to remove a large section around any mold you can see. In general, food with mold should be tossed.
You already know that you need to throw out those containers of "mystery food" found in the bowels of your fridge.
But what about those jars of condiments that have been open and around for years? Most will stay fresh for two months on the door of the refrigerator. That part of the fridge is designed for storing condiments, because their acidic content tends to make them more resistant to bacterial contamination than other foods. Still, their quality is likely to decrease with time.


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The strategic planning process can move forward; Taimerica Management Co. has been chosen, at a meeting on Tuesday, as the facilitator for Clark County's Strategic Development Plan.
The Clark County Strategic Development Committee's goal is to improve and enhance six aspects of Clark County, including economic development, education, health care, housing, tourism and leadership.
Tuesday night's meeting was the third concerning the plan.
Nearly 200 people voted Tuesday night after hearing presentations from both Taimerica and CH2MHill/Lockwood Greene. Ed Bee, president of Taimerica, and Jennifer Tanner of Lockwood Greene made the presentations.
According to Dr. Wesley Kluck, co-chairman of the project, nearly 75 percent of those who voted supported the hiring of Taimerica. The firm will be paid through grants from Southern Bancorp, the Ross Foundation, the Olds Foundation and the Cabe Foundation.
Taimerica, based in Mandeville, La., will bring four consultants to Arkadelphia to create "practical, achievable goals,†Bee told the crowd during his presentation. "Our philosophy is to change communities, not plan them.â€
He presented several statistics about Clark County, including figures showing the county's population declined nearly 3 percent from 2000 to 2005.
He said the county's racial makeup is changing due to the migration of persons born in other countries who choose to live and work here. He said the county had gained 935 citizens who were born in the United States, 246 who were born in other countries and 91 citizens due to natural population growth. Other factors are also changing, Bee said. In years past, most community growth could be attributed to the addition of manufacturing facilities in an area. While manufacturing can still spur growth, the types and methods of manufacturing have changed, he said. "Two thirds of all new jobs in the 1990s were in the technology sector.â€
To help Clark County, Taimerica and Bee's team will focus on setting priorities and using available resources to spur growth. "There's been a lack of focus on resources in the community,†he said.
Clark County will also be compared with other communities facing similar issues, and strategies may be copied or modified for use here, Bee said. In addition, Taimerica plans to work with the City of Arkadelphia, which is now in the process of updating its Comprehensive Use Plan so that work is not duplicated. Officials from Taimerica plan to meet monthly with local steering ommittees,
he said, to ensure the process stays on track. Once the plan is developed, Taimerica's staff will guide Clark County through the implementation process and help make modifications as necessary.
After the two presentations, Kluck and co-chairman, Dr. Alan Wright, told the group that the two of them and a few others checked the references of the two firms.
"All were good. There were no bad recommendations,†Kluck said. "They are both well-qualified firms.â€
Some of the persons attending the meeting expressed their opinions of the presentations. Rick Mays, pastor of Trinity Temple Assembly of God, urged the people to choose the firm that will develop a plan built on "the positives†of our community. "Let the problems take care of themselves,†he said. He also reminded everyone that no matter which firm was chosen, "the firms are not responsible for the implementation of the plan.â€
Many audience members pointed to Bee's use of local statistics in his presentation, while, in their opinions, Tanner's was more generic. "You could tell he had done his research about Clark County,†one person said.


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Creepy Critters: Marine Life Surfaces for Halloween
Claws, spines, spikes, tentacles, and fangs. Aliens, monsters, and ghostly apparitions glowing in the night. Marine life forms have some of the best looks for Halloween—no costumes needed. From freaky fish lurking beneath the surface to creepy crawlies of the deep, meet some of the sea's strangest and most haunting characters.
Fangtooth Fish
The aptly named fangtooth fish has long, menacing teeth. The fangs are so long, that they aren't able to close their mouths! They are able to eat crustaceans and fish, despite the large teeth. But this "monster of the deep" is not as scary as it may seem--it only reaches about 17 cm (6 inches) in length.
© David Shale
Glowing Sucker Octopus
This billowing red octopod (Stauroteuthis syrtenis) would be a sight to see in the dark of the deep sea. Its rows of suckers flash on and off with bioluminescence as it uses the netting in between its eight arms to swim in the ocean off the eastern U.S. Although the species was known for at least 100 years, it wasn't until 1999 that researchers realized it glowed.
© David Shale
Blob Sculpin
The ghoulish blob sculpin, a deepwater fish that can be found off the Pacific coast of the U.S., is reminiscent of a famous terrestrial monster from 1950s horror film classic "The Blob."
NOAA, Alaska Fisheries Science Center
The Bobbit WormThere aren't any mummies or zombies buried under the seafloor: instead the ocean has its own terror from below, the bobbit worm (Eunice aphroditois). A couple inches wide and up to ten feet long, the bobbit worm stays hidden under tropical sands with just its five antennae poking out—waiting. When it senses prey above, it moves with speed and strength to grab them, sometimes splitting its fishy prey in half with its sharp teeth! It also injects them with a toxin to help break down its food to make it easier to digest.
Flickr user JennyHuang
Who is that fish coming out of the gloomy dark? A rarely seen Rhinochimera (Harriotta sp.)! Rhinochimera are a type of cartilaginous fish, closely related to sharks and rays. These deep ocean dwellers have big greenish eyes that help them to spot their prey—likely deep-sea invertebrates and fish.
NOAA Okeanos Explorer Program, 2013 Northeast U.S. Canyons Expedition
Blackdevil Fish
Blackdevil fish are quintessential monsters from the deep. The female lurks in the dark, drawing in prey with her glowing lure, while the male attaches to her like a blood-sucking parasite.
E. Widder, ORCA (www.teamorca.org)
Zombie Worms Eating Whale Bone
Zombie worms may be tiny, at only 1 to 3 inches long, but they eat away at the bones of large dead whales on the deep-sea floor. They eat differently than we do though. With no mouth or anus the worms make an acid that dissolves the bones and they absorb nutrients with the help of a symbiotic bacteria.
Yoshihiro Fujiwara/JAMSTEC
The Vampire Squid from HellWith a scientific name that means "the vampire squid from hell," you'd expect the vampire squid (Vampyroteuthis infernalis) to be a fearsome predator terrorizing the deep. Despite its demonic look, that isn't the case; instead, the vampire squid collects and eats drifting particles called "marine snow" using two long, sticky filaments. It doesn't seem like much food to fuel a foot-long cephalopod, but it's enough for it's slow lifestyle in dark, low-oxygen water with few predators.
(c) 2004 MBARI
Black SwallowerImagine eating an entire fish bigger than you—bones and all! At only 25 cm long, the black swallower often eats fish much larger than itself with the help of an expanding stomach. Sometimes the meal is so large that there isn't enough time for digestion before it starts to decompose. Unfortunately for this fish, decomposition of its stomach contents releases gas, which can float the fish to the ocean surface from its deep-sea home.
Flickr user Lea Lee
The Toothy Sea WolfWith gnarled teeth and a perpetual frown, the sea wolf is a creature out of our nightmares! But despite its fearsome look, it isn't a danger to humans, largely preying on whelks, crabs, and sea urchins. Because Atlantic wolffish (Anarhichas lupus) live in the cold waters of the northern Atlantic, they produce a natural antifreeze that keeps their blood from freezing.
Flickr user Kamil Porembiński
Giant Isopod
An alien life form from a distant galaxy? No, it's a giant isopod (a crustacean related to shrimps and crabs) from the deep waters of the Gulf of Mexico. These creatures are scary to look at, but you likely can get out of their way, unless you are slow-mover as well, like their prey—sponges, sea cucumbers and even dead fish, whales and squid. The slower you are the easier it is to grab lunch.
Image courtesy of Expedition to the Deep Slope 2006 Exploration, NOAA Vents Program
A Shortnose Greeneye Fish Aglow
Under white light, this shortnose greeneye fish looks unimpressive. But, in dim blue light—the type usually seen at depth—it shows its true ghoulish fluorescent colors.
Image Courtesy Edie Widder
Chimaera from the Deep
This rarely seen smalleyed rabbitfish, belongs to the order Chimaera. Chimaeras are related to sharks and are cartilaginous animals—they have no real bones.
© David Shale
The Goblin SharkThe goblin shark (Mistukurina owstoni) is one of the creepier fish out there! It has a long, prominent snout covered with special sensing organs (ampullae of Lorenzini) that help it to sense electric fields in the deep, dark water it calls home. But even stranger is its jaw. Though close to the head in this picture, it can be extended to the length of its snout to help the goblin shark ambush fish, squids and crustaceans.
Dianne Bray / Museum Victoria
Ghost Crab Close Up
What's that animal popping out of its hole to say boo? A Ghost crab! These ghoulish crabs come out at night to eat their favorite meal…other crabs! The crabs are often seen scuttling quickly along beaches at night, when they emerge from their burrows to feed. They are common in Moorea, an island in the Pacific Ocean, where this specimen was collected.
Joseph Poupin, Institut de Recherche de l'Ecole Naval
Venus Fly-Trap Anemone in the Gulf of Mexico
A venus purse anemone looks like it would fit right in at the Little Shop of Horrors. Resembling the carnivorous Venus flytrap that we are familiar with on land, this anemone is typically in the Gulf of Mexico. Found on the floor of the deep sea, it waits until tiny particles drift onto its tentacles and then fires small stinging harpoons called nematocysts to capture them as food.
I. MacDonald (in Gulf of Mexico–Origin, Waters, and Biota. Vol. 1. Biodiversity. Felder, D. L. and Camp, D. K. (eds.) 2009. Texas A&M Press.
Sound the Alarms
Sound the alarm, a monster is headed your way! This monster is a Coronate jellyfish (Atolla wyvillei), sometimes known as an alarm jelly. When a predator is nearby the jelly will release blue light to attract bigger predators to eat or scare their enemy away. Scientists use this technique to get a better look at deep-sea creatures.
Sea Spider
Scott C. France, Bahamas Deep-Sea Corals 2009 Exploration, NOAA-OER
Howl at the Moon!
What's that majestic orb? Not the moon but a moon jelly (Aurelia aurita)! Moon jellies are 95 percent water, but that doesn't stop them from eating planktonic mollusks, crustaceans, young polychaetes and more.
Brad Gemmell
Skeleton Shrimp
Skeleton shrimp are amphipods (a type of crustacean related to shrimp and crabs). They have grasping legs to hang onto their surroundings as they sway with the current and use their front claws to grab their food—algae, detritus, and copepods. This tiny species only reaches a length of about one-eighth an inch (the female is smaller, only a tenth of an inch, seen here on the left) and is found in a cave off of the California coast on Catalina Island. The species was formally named in 2013 and was named one of the "Top Ten New Species" from that year by the International Institute for Species Exploration.
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I visited WP/MJ on February 4-5 2010. The resort is somewhat off the beaten path, I believe about 45 minutes off I-70. Parking at the resort is good due to a gondala shuttle from the parking lot to the village. There was no waiting on the lift lines, not even first thing in the morning. Once at the top of WP mountain, there are numerous trails of all skill levels.
After a few runs on WP mountain, I went over to MJ. Wow, what a great mountain, This mountain is more geared toward Blues/Blacks with lots of tree skiing. The trails here range from long and windy to straight down. Lots of variety. If you get tired of the slopes, it's easy to duck into the trees and continue down the mountain. The trees is where I had the most fun. You can make your own trail or follow other trails in the trees. It's a great challenge, also a blast. Several glades on the mountain make for lots of fun.
Overall, this is a great resort for all skill levels. Lots of greens/blues on WP and blues/blacks on MJ. This resort has more of a "woods" feel to it. Not a lot of manmade stuff. The village is also veru nice. Several restaurants and shops. I can't say anything bad about the resort as a whole. What a great place.
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The majestic 17th-century Cromwell Hotel is in the centre of historic Banbury . It has a restaurant, a bar, 24-hour front desk, free parking and free Wi-Fi
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Running Time: 133
Director: Rick Cuban
Company: Slave 2 Lust
Cast: Scott Nails, Ariana Jollee, Mike (I), Mary Jane (II), Special K, Milhu, Natasha (I), Daisy (I), Evan Stone, Monica Fuentes, Hollie Stevens, Paul Ragido, Vanilla Skye, Lily (I), Lauren (I), Marcelo (I), Hailey Young, Heather Silk
Critical Rating: AAA
Genre: All-Sex
A would-be winner, but a misleading box hurts this rating. The Mediterranean-style environs are as stunning as this collection of hardcore threesomes, and the opening marathon with Ariana Jollee and Nicki Hunter is a mind-bender, leaving every hole filled and the viewer with a touch of the vapors. After fumbling for your smelling salts, it's easy to wonder how the remaining hour could possibly compare. This ever-evolving ensemble holds you rapt until the very last load is blown.
Yet, an enticing list of DVD extras listed on the box is nowhere to be found. In addition, the box teases a feature starring actors that never made it to the credits on the actual disc. What the hell?
Retailing: Beware the box description, otherwise a great group wall-to-wall.


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Why Is This Goose Missing Most of Its Beak?
Flock justice, we imagine.
"It could have gotten its beak wedged in something," John Rowden of New York City Audubon tells the Times of this Canadian goose, whom Brooklyn residents have nicknamed "Beaky" after seeing him wandering around Prospect Park, though Beakless would be more appropriate. He continued: "I don't think one bird would get enough leverage to rip another bird's upper beak off."
You don't think, John. You don't think, but do you know? Do you really know what these creatures are capable of?
For instance, suppose that, say, one bird stood on the shoulder-wings of a second bird to get the appropriate amount of leverage necessary to grab Beaky's beak and rip it off from on high. What about that? Or suppose the entire flock tackled this goose to the ground and held him down, each one chipping away at the face of the victim until their bloody work was done. Why would they do this, John? Silence. Because someone thought Beaky might squawk about the flock's plans to bring down airplanes, and they wanted to make an example of him. That's why they left him like this. Beakless, but alive, so that each sighting of his weird pink tongue would serve as a reminder that you do not cross the flock. He wasn't always called Beaky, you know. He had a name. Guess we'll never know what it was. He certainly can't tell us. Thanks to those sick bastards.
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false error out of paper for j6480
the paper is under cartridges when the orange lite comes on with the false error message and after the cancel button is pushed the blank page of paper is discharged out without print. will not print a test page or copy.
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My printer was fine just stopped working one day. Even though it is full of paper, it says it is out of paper, and after a while I get a message saying that the printer has cancelled printing and shoots paper out.
In an effort to print, when it is printing it sounds like it is getting ready to print, and then the error comes up saying that it is out of paper. It will not print a test page, and I have done all the things I was told to do as a resolution. I have only had this printer 3-4 months.
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I had the same problem after replacing the ink cartridges the last time. After probing for a while I noticed a small brush strip with green adhesive on the back dangling underneath a black plastic assembly just to the right of the rightmost print cartridge. I thought that might be blocking the beam that is used to determine if paper has been advanced under the print head. I removed this using a small blade screwdriver. Problem solved.
It doesn't make sense to me that this strip being out of place and obstructing a light beam would be misinterpreted as "lack" of paper, but that's what I conclude.
Eventually I replaced the green adhesive brush strip by pushing it up into the little well immediately to the right of the rightmost print cartridge leaving the black plastic beam assembly clear ; have to feel for this as it isn't visible from the top. When properly inserted it should not be visible from the top. The printer is now working normally, but the green adhesive brush strip gets loose again it's going in the trash.
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I also had this Out of Paper problem. The green adhesive brush was my problem too.. Locate on the right side of the black cartridge. It was hanging down, I completely removed it, then did a Self Test and it worked fine. This little strip of brushes just about caused a baseball bat from hitting the ALL-in-One HP printer.. HP--Please Use some glue..
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Exactly the same problem here. I pulled it off and the printer works again.
What a lousy design flaw in an otherwise good product.
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text: On 17/08/12 00:04, Philippe Verdy wrote: > Is open-source there to serve American-only market interests ? I > supposed that this was a worldwide interest that allows all sorts of > developments, both commercial and non-commercial without borders. > > The fact that it *may* or may not help American companies is > absollutely out of topic. It may hemlp companies elsewhere in the > world, it would remain open-source. Open-source softare is NOT > designed to serve any commerical interest and almsot all open-source > licences include no warranty of marketability or for any other > purpose. And that's good like that. An interesting point, that is probably overlooked, is that open source and let people all round the world, help generate a lot of wealth for companies in the US. If you consider all the companies built on LAMP style stacks these days, build upon the works of contributors came from all over the world, yet many of these LAMP-built tech giants are based out of west coast USA, one could probably make a succinctly patriotic sounding point about. I'm british though, so I might not be able to polish that for you. ;)


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I am completely new to CentOS and want to install Tomcat6 however I cannot find it via yum. Am I missing a repo?
There are no tomcat6 packages available for CentOS 5 in the standard repositories. CentOS still uses tomcat5. You might find packages out on the internet somewhere.
Tomcat is just a bunch of jar files & shell scripts for the most part, download the tar or zip file to any directory and unpack and use. You dont need to build/install anything.


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I like the plugin, so here's my list of suggestions for a next release:
1. Plugin menu: after you install the plugin I see no menu to set up some stuff - actually there's nothing to set up yet :P but downhere is a list of things that would be useful to add:
2. Option to set up a default width / height for videos: since the videos doesn't seems to show if you don't set up width and height in shortcode it will be nice to set up a default width + height to apply when no size is specified through shortcode.
3. Option to set up preview image and a default preview image: it would be great to have the option to set an image to appear before the video loads as I i've seen the JS plugin supports that.
4. And also another great thing to add, to show more videos with a single piece of shortcode.
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Last time, I spoke a bit about the general process of enabling search engines to index content in a Silverlight web application. This time, I'd like to deep-dive into the SilverlightStore SEO Example application available online.
The SilverlightStore application is a super simple application that is light on functionality and really intended to provide a clear overview of how to SEO-enable a Silverlight site. It uses Silverlight 3, ASP.NET and the new .NET RIA Services.
Figure 1 – screenshot of the SilverlightStore sample application.
The sample application uses a simple XML file ("/App_Data/Products.xml") containing information about Microsoft products. This information is used to populate a collection of POCO Products (via LINQ) that are exposed to our Silverlight client using a .NET RIA Services DomainService.
The DomainService exposes product information to our Silverlight client and also to our ASP.NET controls (via the DomainDataSource control).
Figure 2 – Logical separation of components in the sample application.
The beauty of this flow is that our content comes from 1 centralized source: the DomainService. One could replace the DAL with ADO.NET Entity Framework, LinqToSQL, nHibernate, etc without breaking the flow. Similarly, one can bring on new clients (such as an AJAX client) and plug those into the DomainService.
The example application contains a bit of Silverlight code to consume the DomainService and display products and product details—I won't be getting into those details here*.
*Unless one would find it interesting, in which case please do let me know.
Let's dig into the good stuff. This application uses the same Master to Content Page relationship described in part one so I won't dwell on that point. What I do want to review is the use of the ASP.NET DomainDataSource control used to query our DomainService for entities and generate the corresponding down-level content.
If you crack open the Default.aspx page, notice the use of the DomainDataSource and how it refers to the ProductsDomainService.GetProducts() method. We then use this DataSource control with a traditional ASP.NET ListView control to render all of our products inside of the Silverlight <OBJECT> tag defined in the MasterPage.
<%@ Register TagPrefix="ria" Namespace="System.Web.DomainServices.WebControls"
Assembly="System.Web.DomainServices.WebControls" %>
<asp:Content ID="DownLevelContent"
ContentPlaceHolderID="SilverlightDownLevelContent" runat="server">
<ria:DomainDataSource runat="server" ID="ProductsDomainDataSource"
SelectMethod="GetProducts" />
<asp:ListView runat="server" DataSourceID="ProductsDomainDataSource"

<asp:PlaceHolder id="itemPlaceholder" runat="server" />

<a href="Product.aspx?Name=<%# Eval("Name")%>">
<img src="<%# Eval("ImageSmall")%>"
alt="<%# Eval("Name")%>" />

<a href="Product.aspx?Name=<%# Eval("Name")%>">
<%# Eval("Name")%>
<%# Eval("Summary")%>
<%# Eval("Price", "{0:c}")%>
The Default.aspx page renders a product listing that contains links to the Product.aspx product detail page. If you dig into the Product.aspx page, you'll notice that it uses the DomainDataSource control in a similar fashion but displays all of the product details.
Indexable content is all fine and well … but how do you let the search engines know you exist? An organic approach is to have external sites link to you and search engine crawlers will naturally stumble upon your site and begin indexing it. (In fact, this will happen no matter what you do.) By why leave things to chance?
If you're serious about SEO, there are two components you must add to your site:
The Robots.txt file is used to define directives for search engine crawlers to obey. (Note: they are not required to obey these—but most will.) You can define what user-agents are allowed access to what areas of your site. You can even declare the location of your sitemaps. (We'll get into sitemaps in a moment.)
For a real world example of a robots.txt file, I'd recommend you check out Amazon's robots.txt here: http://www.amazon.com/robots.txt. You'll notice that it defines a few areas of the site that should not be indexed and also provides some sitemap links.
Sitemaps are used to provide search engines with … well, a map of your site. :) You can define all of the important entry point URLs that you want search engines to index.
You should definitely provide links to your common entry points in your sitemap as well as additional information to indicate the update frequency and priority. That's not to say crawlers won't continue to crawl your site without sitemaps—they will, but using a sitemap allows you to express more information about your site than crawling offers.
If you look at the "Sitemap.aspx" page inside of the SilverlightStore sample application, you'll notice that it makes use of the DomainDataSource and an ASP.NET Repeater control that are used to iterate through all of the products and generate XML (conforming to the sitemap standard) with links to all of the product detail pages.
<%@ Register TagPrefix="ria" Namespace="System.Web.DomainServices.WebControls"
Assembly="System.Web.DomainServices.WebControls" %>
<ria:DomainDataSource runat="server"
SelectMethod="GetProducts" />
<asp:Repeater runat="server" DataSourceID="ProductsDomainDataSource">
<urlset xmlns="http://www.sitemaps.org/schemas/sitemap/0.9">
<loc> <%= new Uri(this.Request.Url,"Product.aspx?Name=").ToString()%><%# HttpUtility.UrlEncode((string)Eval("Name"))%> </loc>
<lastmod><%# Eval("LastModified")%></lastmod>
<changefreq><%# Eval("ChangeFrequency")%></changefreq>
<priority><%# Eval("Priority")%></priority>
Now we have a Silverlight application with content, the corresponding down-level HTML content, a robots.txt and sitemap to help guide search engine indexing. What's left? We need a good deep-linking story!
Now that search engines can index the down-level deep-links to our product detail pages, how do we respond to those deep-links if a user visits with Silverlight installed? We need to convey the deep-link information contained in the URL to the Silverlight application.
We do this in the SilverlightStore application by passing the deep-link information to our Silverlight client by using InitParams.
If a user arrives at our site via a link like http://<site>/Product.aspx?ProductID=123, we can handle this inside of the Products.aspx by passing the query information to the Silverlight control. (This is done in the sample application by appending to the SeoSilverlightApplication.InitParams property---but if you're rendering your own <OBJECT> tag, you'll want to handle this <PARAM> modification yourself.)
The InitParams values are treated as a dictionary collection inside of the Silverlight application and you can access these by either listening to the Application.Startup event or by registering your own application service. (The sample application uses an application service called DeepLinkService.)
The only thing left is to determine how to map URL deep-link information to Silverlight state. In the sample application, we pass the product name as a deep-link and the Silverlight application understands that it must construct it's own internal XAML Uri to load the product. There are plenty of other ways of doing this such as making use of the HttpRequest PathInfo string in coordination with UriMapping inside of Silverlight 3.
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"Brokeback Mountain" the much publicized "gay cowboy love story" adapted from a New Yorker magazine piece by Pulitzer Prize-winner Annie Proulx, arrives at last, and the film itself -- a serious contemplation of loneliness and connection -- belies the glib description.
While it is the story of an intimate relationship, more to the point it's the relationship of two emotionally scarred souls. Ranch hands Ennis (Heath Ledger) and Jack (Jake Gyllenhaal) share a sheepherding assignment on a mountain in Signal, Wyo., in 1963. Ennis is a man of few words; Jack is somewhat more open.
Their friendship gradually grows despite Ennis' taciturn manner. At first, it's only Jack who sleeps in the camp near the sheep (with Ennis ensconced down the mountain), but come to realize it is more practicable to guard the sheep in tandem. Ennis resolutely insists he'll sleep outdoors, but the cold drives him into Jack's tent, where the two awkwardly, then roughly, have sex. Incidentally, that scene -- short and with the men mostly clothed -- is the only onscreen gay sexual encounter in the film.
In the morning, both are too embarrassed to talk about what has transpired, but a bond has formed, and we are led to understand that the relationship has deepened. Later, some outdoor wrestling is observed by their boss, the unsympathetic rancher Joe Aguirre (Randy Quaid), who watches them with a knowing eye. At the end of the season, they come down from the mountain, and dismissing what happened on the mountain as a "one-shot deal," go their separate ways. Ennis is engaged to Alma (Michelle Williams, Ledger's real-life girlfriend). But we see him crumple in despair as soon as he's alone. The first human connection he's had is coming to an end.
Jack, for his part, makes a tentative attempt to pick up an Ennis-like cowboy in a bar, but eventually meets former prom queen Lureen (Anne Hathaway). Both men marry and have children. Time goes by, and Jack sends a postcard to Ennis telling him he's coming to town. The air is rife with anticipation as Ennis waits for the reunion. When Jack finally drives up, the unexpressive Ennis can barely contain his excitement, and rushes out to meet him.
They embrace passionately, not realizing that Alma is sadly viewing the interaction from behind the screen door. She says nothing, but understands all. On the trip, Jack proposes that they chuck their families and buy a ranch, but Ennis -- who as a child witnessed the aftermath of a hate-crime murder of two rancher neighbors who had lived together -- can't bring himself to do it.
Thereafter, Ennis and Jack initiate meeting several times a year for "fishing" trips where they can be alone together. Lureen, for her part, senses the importance of these trips to her husband, but remains engrossed in her own business. As the Catholic Church makes a distinction between homosexual orientation and activity, Ennis and Jack's continuing physical relationship is morally problematic.
The adulterous nature of their affair is another hot-button issue. But the pain Jack and Ennis cause their families is not whitewashed. (The women are played with tremendous sympathy, not as shrill harridans.) It's the emotional honesty of the story overall, and the portrayal of an unresolved relationship -- which, by the way, ends in tragedy -- that seems paramount.
Director Ang Lee tells the story with a sure sense of time and place, and presents the narrative in a way that is more palatable than would have been thought possible. Larry McMurtry and Diana Ossana's screenplay uses virtually every scrap of information in Proulx's story, which won a National Magazine Award, and expands it while remaining utterly true to the source.
The performances are superb. Australian Ledger may be the one to beat at Oscar time, as his repressed manly stoicism masking great vulnerability is heartbreaking, and his Western accent sounds wonderfully authentic. Gyllenhaal is no less accomplished as the more demonstrative of the pair, while Williams and Hathaway (the latter, a far cry from "The Princess Diaries," giving her most mature work to date) are very fine.
Looked at from the point of view of the need for love which everyone feels but few people can articulate, the plight of these guys is easy to understand while their way of dealing with it is likely to surprise and shock an audience.
Except for the initial sex scene, and brief bedroom encounters between the men and their (bare breasted) wives, there's no sexually related nudity. Some outdoor shots of the men washing themselves and skinny-dipping are side-view, long-shot or out-of-focus images. While the actions taken by Ennis and Jack cannot be endorsed, the universal themes of love and loss ring true.
The USSCB needs to be disbanded...yesterday. They are worse than useless. They actually do harm and cause scandal to the faithful.
I suggest that the reviewer has issues the reviewer needs to consider before reviewing things...like Catholic teaching.
The president of the Catholic League, Bill Donohue, will be on Scarborough Country tonight. I called the League this morning and was told I was the first one to complain about the USCCB review, so if anyone is interested please call the Catholic League and let them know that you hope that Mr. Donohue addresses this matter in his TV appearance and website. They did suggest that I call my Bishop, which I intend to do. Please do the same. I would never ever have thought that this movie would get an L rating from the USCCB.Ever.
That's for sure.
It also should have gotten a rating of RSA-p (racist, sexist, anti-police). Same ole formula: weak non-minority male gets straightened out by the strong, good, smart, balanced, sane minority males and women (especially minority women) while police are all sexist, racist, non-minority thugs.
Typical Sleazywood fare.
Um, chae? That is every bit as sick and wrong as male homoerotics. If your boyfriend seriously finds lesbian sex scenes attractive, then his sexuality has been distorted by the porn culture. It isn't healthy for men to relate to women that way, and it isn't even authentic to the nature of man and woman. It's a serious disorder, not a joke.
I agree. Why not an O rating ? They missed the boat on this one.
There is a lot of inconsistency among the movie reviews put out by the USCCB. If you go to their website (just Google "bishops movie reviews") You'll find that they have a review for nearly every movie ever made. Obviously there are many different reviewers that have worked on this task since no person could have seen all these movies. Many of the reviewers are not bishops themselves, they are lay Catholics. In fact I imagine that the typical bishop is too busy to be a movie critic.
In any case, there's a lot of inconsistency among the reviews, probably due to different reviewers. Some reviews are overly sensitive and end up giving an O (i.e., no one should see it at all) to movies like "Caddyshack." Other reviews are overly permissive and give a pass to movies that should clearly get an O.
Even though lay people are mostly responsible for these reviews, it is still very bad that the USCCB is putting a stamp of approval on these things. Of course given the past activities of the USCCB, this is hardly a surprise. I thought I remember hearing that Pope Benedict would like to limit the power of national bishops conferences - if so, I hope he gets cracking soon!
That is a standard response used to rebuff criticism. " Oh,but you are the only one who is complaining..." Odds are this is an absolute falsehood. One should always press the point and not accept this ( generally disingenuous) tactic.
Were it true, what difference would that make, you might ask. The peer pressure argument has gotten us where we are today as failing civilization.
>>>>Your last line is already wrong, though. It's breaking records for per-screen ticket sales, and it was such a relatively low budget that it will probably make money. Women will see this; they don't need straight men to see it.
Its only being shown on a handful of screens in the most gay activist communities. Of course its "per screen" sales are high. Try to show it somewhere outside the homosexual community and see how it does. Despite all the advertising and publicity, it will tank.
Bzzt! Wrong-o. This movie was made to get awards. That's why Ang Lee was made director. It won't make back its budget until after the Oscars. Even then, it'll be nip and tuck with overseas receipts and DVD and cable TV rights.
It should be noted that Brokeback Mountain didn't just release in 5 cities. It released in 5 theaters. That's it. Just 5. Given the targeted marketing and the size of the markets, I don't anticipate it doing well in wide release. I'm not sure that it will.
The same strategy and marketing spin was used for the horribly acted movie "Far from Heaven." As a tipoff, it too received a phalanx of five star reviews and Acadamy Award hysteria. Sure enough, it turned out to be a screed glorifying gay sex, family adandonment, and trashing the values of the 50s by equating homophobia with racism. It was pathetic. And of course, the USCCB reviewers LOVED this "insightful look at the tensions simmering below the facade of what would appear to be the ideal nuclear family..." hoping that with our "sophisticated" contemporary perspective, we would consider and hopefully reject our own prejudices."
"It won't make back its budget until after the Oscars."
The costs have already been recouped from foreign sales. The domestic gross will be pure profit.
>> While the actions taken by Ennis and Jack cannot be endorsed, <<
Doncha love it when truth slips out?
Doncha wish you could ping Papa Benedict? Something like:
"Accidental Self-Outing Ping!"
Syriana had a very comparable initial outing. It will gross about $25 million when all is said in done. It's market is much, much, much less confined to LA-SF-NY. Same goes for "Punch Drunk Love" which eventually made $17 million.
I'd compare it even more to "Melinda and Melinda," which went on to make less than $4 million.
Drudge compares it to other "Live Action" releases. Which is silly, because live action movies have never used such a release schedule, except for strictly micromarket ("art house") releases. Only Disney has ever done such releases. Compare Bareback Mountin' to Pocahontas, which made $450,000 per theater on six screens, the Lion King, which made $793,000, or even the spectuacular failure of Anastasia, which made $120,000.
Brokeback Mountain arrives at last,
"The universal themes of love and loss ring true."
What kind of sicko considers one night of anal exploitation to be "love"?
Annie Proulx. Horrible writer. threw one of her books across the room after the line "his eyes were the color of plastic"
The fact that the movie makes anal exploitation resemble love is precisely why it is so God-damned evil.
(And I'm not swearing; I mean that as I wrote it.)
Dunno if the movie itself can accurately be described as 'God-damned", but making it would seem to be the Grave Matter of which mortal sins are made ... IMO, viewing it likewise might also be an occasion of sin (in that it might lead one toward an approving view of sodomite "relationships").
OpusatFR on post 46 hit the nail on the head, and I agree. This would have been the only legitimate Catholic response to the confusion of love with sexuality. Christianity DOES have something vital to say about this matter-too bad the USCCB doesn't know what it is. It could have written a powerful and beautiful reply using JPII's "Theology of the Body." (this cultural phenomenon is precisely why he wrote it)
I'd much prefer resurrecting the former Office of the Inquisition and place the Hammer of Heretics at its helm. Better yet, place any SSPX priest at its helm, and the Hammer of Heretics (Saint Bernard of Clairvaux) as its patron.
I sent a copy of the review via e-mail to the Pope. I hope it gets there.
But that's normal for a release of this kind. We can deny it all we want, but the critical acclaim is going to make this a decent box office performance. The important thing is that that doesn't really matter much.
According to the accounting, which I know something about, this is looking to do just fine money-wise. No one can predict for sure, but this is being marketed craftily, conservative outrage included in the mix.
BBM has a budget of under $20 million. With the buzz it's getting and those admittedly preliminary per screen averages, when you add in the DVD and TV sales, this thing is probably already in profit. Not very nip and tuck when it's at or near profit before it's even opened in more than 5 theaters.
Thousands of sexually offended, furious bikers...
Can't say I'd ever want to see that...
Personally, I kinda liked the old "X" rating for queeer-movies.
Ya think?!
The point here is the cynically predictable juvenile nature of the project. "Gay cowboys, that'll get all those middle-class prudes!" First of all, we all knew it would be a critical success before it hit the screen. Second, we all knew it would be an Oscar contender (and Golden Globe winner, bank on it) before the voters even saw it. Third, it was predicted by none other than Eric Cartman, and I am really surprised that the main press doesn't mention it.
It's the same old indy film stuff, just this time somebody's heard of the director and actors.
Now the absurdity of a lonely sheep herder turning to his male partner for sexual companionship aside (I mean, we're talking SHEEP here!) its only purpose is to be provocative.
Fine, but let's not pretend it's Shakespeare.
BTW, how am I wrong about the thing not making money until the Oscars? It hasn't cracked a mil in gross receipts (gross). DVD and TV won't come into the picture until at least the spring.
Let's see...this is a film about betrayal, deceit, lust and peverse sexuality, to mention just the overview character points, and it's being endorsed?
I can barely believe what I'm reading: the thieves are running the bank, the fox has captured the henhouse, the homosexuals have overrun this aspect to "church" opinion.
Yes, this is a film about male homosexuality and lust in full bloom, and over and over again. But, take a look at the story itself and how these two main characters continue to deceive one another, their respective families and even abandon and abuse other people (also themselves).
The ONLY thing being lauded and commended about this film is that it's a pornographic film being sold and marketed in family neighborhood theatres. THAT's what the homoseuxual and otherwise, liberal groups is lauding: that they're making a "breakthrough" attempt to bring these terrible character faults into popular acceptabilty.
They're parading very bad character traits, not to mention behaviors, as "good" and going for sympathy for same. In that, they're commending themselves, and it's a moral and ethical loss for all of us.
LOL You aren't denying anything -in fact, you are acclaiming and promoting the sick film on this very thread.
Conclusion of Review: And his Versace cowboy boots were to die for.
Any bets as to how hard it will be to find a pirated Brokeback Mountain torrent?
Shouldn't be all that difficult to figure out. All you closet types who listened to idiots who told you to "marry a nice girl, and this will go away" will be feverishly downloading anything you can about this.
Do you ever notice how those folks who say "marry some nice girl and settle down, and this will go away" to gay guys never volunteer their own daughters for that little experiment. (Wise, but morally bankrupt, people.)
Can ANYONE defend the USCCB in this case?
The reviewer is absolutely drooling over the thought of drooling over the actors *****
The Virgin Mary intimated our Age to Lucy in Fatima in 1917:
"Look, my child, don't be surprised if, at a certain moment, a certain diabolical disorientation affects the best of minds, a disequilibrium, so that they no longer judge according to the voice of my Son and of Peter."
Personally, I doubt you'll find a pirate copy of this film on the internet. All homosexual issues aside, this film looks dull, tedious, and just plain stupid.
I grew up watching cowboys played by John Wayne, Gary Cooper, and Brigadier General Jimmy Stewart. I want my cowboys to track down rustlers, fend off apaches, bust broncos, protect villages from marauding banditos, and always out draw the bad guy. I don't want to see cowboys (or shepherds billed as cowboys) sharing their feelings and tender moments. Cowboys shouldn't have feelings. They should have steely eyes and determined jaw-lines.
Haha, you got zotted.
The very phrase that rationalizes all forms of pornography.
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A long, straight wire carries a current of 5.73 A.At one instant, a proton, 4.69 mm from the wire, travels at 1.5 x103 m/s parallel to the wire and in the same directionas the current, as shown below. Find the magnitude and direction ofthe magnetic force that is acting on the proton because of themagnetic field produced by the wire.
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Through the universal language of music and by promoting young artists from the Middle East and the Western World, the Peace and Prosperity Trust raises awareness and funds for charitable projects in the Middle East and for its young artists.
The Trust stages concerts to provide artists with the opportunity to showcase their abilities, work with globally renowned musicians, and establish themselves on an international stage. Each of these concerts is affiliated with a charity that works towards peace and prosperity in the Middle East.
Based and registered in London, the Peace & Prosperity Trust was established in 1994 by Founding Trustee Mr. Rajai Khouri with the support of H.R.H. Princess Dina of Jordan, Mrs. Barbel Abela, Dr David Sambar and a group of Arab, European, and American personalities.
The Trust is overseen by a Board of Trustees supported by a Board of Advisors all of whom are highly regarded and influential individuals from the Middle East and the West, as well as prominent members of the global art community.
The Trust has organized many concerts and performances in the UK involving, amongst others, The London Welsh Male Voice Choir, the Lebanese/Armenian soprano Sona Ghazarian, the Russian ballerina Anastasia Volochkova and the Palestinian pianist Saleem Abboud Ashkar. The first concert organized outside the UK was in Amman, Jordan in November 2010 when some of the young artists whom the Trust are promoting performed.
The Trust was also instrumental in the development of a project involving Luciano Pavarotti performing in Lebanon for the Beirut Festival in June 1999, as well as a project for the performance in London of Mozart's "Il Re Pastore", produced by Alan Seivewright for the British Lebanese Association in November 1999.
In December 2007, the Trust produced its first CD "A Message of Peace at Christmas" sung by Mr. Rajai F. Khouri. Rajai and all the artists who appeared on the CD donated their time to raise funds for the Trust.
In February 2012, the Trust produced Eastern Voices : Western Echoes, at Cadogan Hall in London. This spectacle showcased the Trust's young artists through a musical journey from the East to the West using opera, traditional Arab music, and a new work commissioned especially for the concert.
Eastern Voices; Western Echoes (Cadogan Hall, 2012)
Eastern Voices; Western Echoes – The Story
The Holy City sung by Dima Bawab (Cadogan Hall, 2009)