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Horseback Riding Day Trip is available from our Jungle Lodge and also as a Shore Excursion from the Port of Belize City.
Horse Riding Adventures from the Belize Jungle Dome take you through Jungle Trails, Rivers, Teak Tree Plantations on an Adventure you will never forget. Miles of jungle and riverside trails await you. The largest herd of horses in Belize (130 horses and counting) and 20 years plus experience in running Equestrian Vacations make our venue the ideal location.
Horseback Riding Day Trips last from 2 1/2 hours with longer Rides on request. Our cowboys are trained to deal with the complete novice but if you are an experienced rider and want to gallop the trails then we encourage you to do so
Transfer to and from Belize City are available. Group Discounts also available
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You do not need to have any Horse Riding skills to enjoy our Vacation. We cater for all levels of Rider.
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The Third Overall Pick in the NFL Draft: A Decade of Number Three
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Keenan Allen is considered to be one of the top receivers in this year's 2013 NFL Draft. Allen has a physique andskill-setthat many NFL teams need and want. However, there are also some concerns with…Read More
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Rogaeva EA, Fafel KC, Song YQ, Medeiros H, Sato C, Liang Y, Richard E, Rogaev EI, Frommelt P, Sadovnick AD, Meschino W, Rockwood K, Boss MA, Mayeux R, St George-Hyslop P. Screening for PS1 mutations in a referral-based series of AD cases: 21 novel mutations. Neurology. 2001 Aug 28;57(4):621-5. PubMed Abstract
REAGENTS/MATERIAL: A total of 414 subjects from the United States, Germany, and Canada participated in the study (54% women and 46% men). Total RNA and genomic DNA were isolated from blood leukocytes. For the Leu235Pro, Gln222Arg, and Ile213Leu mutations, the 144-basepair PCR product was amplified with primers 974 (5'-TGTGGTGGGAATGA-3') and 892 (5'-TGAAATCACAGCCAAGATGAG-3'). A reaction volume of 20 uL containing 100 ng of DNA, 20 pmol of each primer, 2 uL of 10 X PCR reaction buffer (Qiagen, Missisauga, Canada), 1 U Taq polymerase, 250 mkM dNTPs, and 1 uCi a-32 P-deoxycytidine triphosphate was thermocycled for 35 cycles of 94° for 30 seconds, 57° for 20 seconds, and 72° for 20 seconds. The Gln222Arg PCR products were digested with 1 U MspI for 1 hour at 37°, and the resulting restriction fragments (wild-type 144 basepair; mutation 96 basepair, 48 basepair) were resolved on a 6% nondenaturing polyacrylamide gel and visualized by autoradiog-raphy. The Ile213Leu PCR product was digested with PflmI (wild-type 124 basepair and 22 basepair; mutation 144 basepair). The Leu235Pro PCR product was analyzed by direct sequencing approach.
FUTURE DIRECTION: Analysis of Ab42 levels in cultured cells needed to provide biochemical support these PS1 mutations are likely to be pathogenic rather than innocent polymorphisms.
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These facilities were developed by the Department or cooperatively with agencies and communities. The regional designations in which these facilities occur correspond to those found in the Wyoming Wildlife Viewing Tour Guide. Many, but not all, of the facilities identified are found in the Viewing Tour Guide and Access to Wyoming's Wildlife publications - available for purchase by calling our Alternative Enterprises section at 1-800-LIV-WILD.
All facilities identified as Wyoming Watchable Wildlife viewing and learning sites are delineated with the "Wyoming's Wildlife -- Worth the Watching" logo. Roadside viewing areas and wildlife viewing tour routes are signed with a binocular sign and the logo. Most Viewing Tour Routes are signed only at the beginning or each end of the route, with the exception of those routes which have local companion publications and designated viewing sites.
Tour Route 1. Pine Bluffs
Tour Route 2. Cheyenne East
Tour Route 3. Cheyenne West
Tour Route 4. Laramie Southwest
Tour Route 5. Sybille Wildlife Area
Tour Route 6. LaGrange
Tour Route 7. Torrington
Tour Route 8. Lingle
Tour Route 9. Wheatland
Tour Route 10. Douglas
Tour Route 11. Lusk
Wildlife Learning Centers, Nature Trails, Developed Viewing Areas and Visitor Centers with wildlife exhibits,signs and/or other wildlife information
Wyoming Wildlife Visitor Center -- Cheyenne office, Wyoming Game and Fish Dept. Wildlife Exhibit,Backyard Habitat Demonstration Area (Handicapped Accessible), Product and Publication sales, free wildlifeviewing/hunting/fishing information and hunting/fishing license sales. Open 5 days a week. Open during office hours.
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Wyoming State Museum -- Cheyenne. Operated by State Parks and Cultural Resources. Wildlife and FishExhibits, as well as cultural, historical and natural history exhibits.
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Summit Information Center (DOT) and I80 Corridor Exhibit -- Located at I80 Rest Area, 35 miles west ofCheyenne. Wildlife exhibit and wildlife/hunting/fishing/watching information. "Gateway to the Rockies" sign.
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Wheatland Chamber of Commerce Visitor and Information Center -- Located along I25in Wheatland. Wildlife exhibit and wildlife/hunting/fishing/watching information.
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Pine Bluffs Nature Area -- Located at the Pine Bluffs Rest Area and Information Center on I80. 1.8mile Nature Trail with trail guide, signs and habitat improvements. "Enjoy Wyoming Wildlands" sign. Includes awildlife habitat art project funded by the National Endowment for the Arts. A portion of the trail is wheelchairaccessible.
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Springer Wildlife Habitat Management Area Wildlife Viewing Area -- Location on Highway 85, about 20miles south of Torrington. Parking area overlook and sign.
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Rawhide Wildlife Habitat Management Area and Wildlife Walking Trail -- Follow signs south from Highway26 between Lingle and Torrington. .5 mile trail in a riparian system with signs.
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Laramie Childrens Museum and Nature Center -- Follow signs to downtown Laramie on Highway 287.Includes hands-on wildlife and habitat exhibits.
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Wyoming Territorial Park Nature Trail -- at Territorial Prison Park on Highway 130 and I80. NatureTrail with signs along the Laramie River.
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Cheyenne Greenway Path -- wildlife signs along Crow Creek at Martin Luther King Park off ofMissile Drive. "People Improving Their Habitat" sign.
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Muddy Bay Wetland Wildlife Viewing Site and Nature Trail -- Glendo State Park and Bureau ofReclamation land. Wildlife viewing site and nature trail with signs and kiosk.
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Douglas Greenway Path -- Douglas Middle School Nature trail along the North PlatteRiver with signs.
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Norris Information Center -- I-25 and Cheyenne. Wildlife exhibit and information publications,"Wyoming Wildlife Heritage" sign.
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Wildlife Viewing Guide and Sketch Book -- "A Closer Look" Niobrara County. Can beacquired free from Lusk Chamber of Commerce.
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"WYOMING WILDLIFE" Blue interpretive Signs at Highway Rest Areas, Wayside Stops, Tourism InformationCenters and Roadside Viewing Sites
Guernsey Wayside Stop -- Hwy. 26 east of Gurnsey.
"Enough Water to go Around"
Chugwater Rest Area -- I-25 at Chugwater
"Chugwater Rock Outcroppings"
Lusk Rest Area -- Hwy. 18, west of Lusk.
"Breaks in the Prairie"
Lingle Rest Area -- Hwy. 26, east of Lingle.
Agriculture and Wildlife"
Meridan Rest Area -- Hwy. 85, south of LaGrange.
"Of Birds and Bluffs"
Glendo State Park -- Park Headquarters.
"Reservoir and Wildlife"
Wheatland Rest Area -- I-25, 13 miles north of Wheatland.
"Wildland Diversity"
Orin Junction Rest Area -- I-25, south of Douglas.
"Cottonwoods: Homes Along the Prairie"
Tour Route 12. Baggs - Sierra Madre
Tour Route 13. Saratoga - Snowy Range
Tour Route 14. Encampment
Tour Route 15. Saratoga North
Tour Route 16. Saratoga South
Tour Route 17. Elk Mountain
Tour Route 18. Medicine Bow
Tour Route 19. Casper Mountain (includes a free viewing guide "Casper Wildlife Viewing Tours" available atChamber of Commerce and Game and Fish as well as designated sites along the route)
Tour Route 20. Jeffrey City
Tour Route 21. Casper - Edness - Kimball Wilkins
Tour Route 22. Lander
Saratoga Wetland Wildlife Viewing Site -- two miles south of Saratoga on Hwy. 130.Wildlife viewing building, parking, short trail and interpretive signs.
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Libby Flats Wildlife Viewing Site and Nature Trail -- on the Medicine Bow NationalForest on Hwy. 130 west of Centennial. Viewing site and nature trail with interpretive signs.
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Edness-Kimball Wilkins State Park Wildlife Viewing Site and Nature Trail -- on theEKW State Park, 5 miles east of Casper. Viewing site with viewing blind and nature trails with interpretive signs.Handicapped accessible.
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Casper Outdoor Classroom -- located at the Casper office of the Wyoming Game and Fish along the NorthPlatte River, south end of Casper on Hwy. 220. Includes an amphitheatre, interpretive signs and area for outdoorlearning activities. This site connects to the North Platte River Pathway system and is adjacent to an AudubonWildlife Sanctuary.
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Speas Fish Hatchery -- on Hwy. 220 about 6 miles south of Casper. Self guided tours or pre-arrangedgroup tours, interpretive signs and exhibit (See Wyoming Fish Hatchery Publication).
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Como Bluffs Fish Hatchery -- about 20 miles north and east of Medicine Bow off of Hwy. 287(See Wyoming Fish Hatchery publication). Guided tours for groups if pre-arranged.
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Lander Wildlife Education Center -- located at the Wyoming Game and Fish Regional officein Lander. Includes diorama exhibits on the wildlife communities in the Lander area, hands-on education andpublications. Fishing and hunting licenses available as well as information on local wildlife viewing and learningopportunities. Pre-arranged wildlife programs given to adult and youth groups. This center connects to the Popo AgiePathway. Open on weekdays, yearlong.
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Popo Agie River Pathway -- located along the Popo Agie River in Lander. The Pathway includes viewingsites and interpretive signs.
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Sinks Canyon Wildlife Viewing and Learning Area -- Located in Sinks Canyon State Park. Includes2 wildlife viewing sites and 1 fish viewing site with interpretive signs. A Visitor Center with wildlife exhibits anda nature trail is located in the Park.
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Frontier Prison and Nature Trail -- Located in Rawlins. Includes a nature trail with interpretivesigns on the grounds adjacent to the prison facility.
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North Platte River Recreation Guide -- publication available from Casper Parks and RecreationDept. Provides mapped information on the fishing, hunting, wildlife watching and other recreation activities alongthe North Platte River in the Casper area.
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Raptor Roost Viewing Site - 24 miles east of Rawlins on I-80. Raptor roost viewing site andinterpretive sign.
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"WYOMING WILDLIFE" Blue interpretive Signs at Highway Rest Areas, Wayside Stops, Tourism InformationCenters and Roadside Viewing Sites
Patrick Draw Rest Area - 41 miles east of Rock Springs on I-80 in both east and west bound rest areas.
"Mama Sage"
Sand Draw Rest Area - near Sweetwater crossing on Hwy. 287.
"Sweetwater Willows"
Wagonhound Rest Area - on I-80, 50 miles west of Laramie.
"Wyoming Winds"
Fort Steele Rest Area - on I-80, 13 miles east of Rawlins.
"Wyoming a Fortress for Wildlife"
South Pass Rest Area - on Hwy. 28 at South Pass.
"Meadows in the Sage"
Red Canyon Viewing Site - on Hwy. 28 overlooking Red Canyon.
"Red Canyon Wildlife Habitat Management Area"
Muddy Gap Wayside Stop - Hwy. 220, 8 miles NE of Muddy Gap junction.
"Pronghorns and Sagebrush"
Independence Rock Rest Area - Hwy. 220 at Independence Rock.
"Time and Understanding"
Shirley Basin Rest Area - Hwy. 287, 45 miles north of Medicine Bow.
"Interconnected to all Lif" sign with accompanying interpretive sign about raptorroosts on the prairie
Sinks Canyon Fish Viewing Site - In Sinks Canyon State Park at Rise of the Sinks.
"The Rise of the Sinks"
Battle Mountain Viewing Site - Hwy. 70, east of Dixon near Battle Mountain.
"The Sierra Madre Range"
Brush Creek Viewing Site - Hwy. 130 at Brush Creek, Forest Boundary.
"The Snowy Range"
Orin Junction Rest Area - I-25 at Orin Junction.
"Cottonwoods: Homes Along the Prairie River"
Tour Route 37. Sundance - Sand Creek
Tour Route 38. Sundance - Devils Tower
Tour Route 39. Gillette - Spotted Horse
Tour Route 40. Gillette - Adon
Sundance Nature Trail - located in the town of Sundance along the creek. Includes trail, interpretive signs andfishing pond.
Sundance US Forest Service Visitor Center - located at the Black Hills National Forest office in Sundance.Wildlife exhibit in their office visitor center.
Lakeway Learning Center - Campbell Co. School District facility in Gillette. Includes a childrens natural historymuseum and learning center with exhibits and hands-on activities.
McMannamen Park Nature Area - located in the town of Gillette. Includes nature trail with "Wetlands" interpretivesigns and fishing pond.
Cambell County Airport - located north of Gillette. Wildlife and habitat exhibits and interpretive signs in theairport concourse to be installed by fall, 1999.
Salt Creek Wildlife Viewing Site - located on Hwy. 85, Salt Creek overlook, north of Newcastle. "Salt CreekOverlook" interpretive sign at roadside viewing site.
"WYOMING WILDLIFE" Blue interpretive Signs at Highway Rest Areas, Wayside Stops, Tourism InformationCenters and Roadside Viewing Sites
Sundance Rest Area - On I-90, one mile east of Sundance. "Black Hillsâ€Moorcroft Rest Area - On I-90, west of Moorcroft. "Lifelineâ€Upton Rest Area - Near Upton. "Pine Paradiseâ€Mule Creek Junction Rest Area - On Hwy. 85 at Mule Creek Junction. "Stewards of the Grassland Prairies
Tour Route 41. Buffalo West
Tour Route 42. Buffalo North
Tour Route 43. Sheridan-Bighorn Forest
Tour Route 44. Sheridan East
Tour Route 45. Ocean Lake-Riverton
Tour Route 46. Shoshoni-Sand Mesa
Tour Route 47. Hot Springs State Park
Tour Route 48. Lovell-Yellowtail Wildlife Area
Tour Route 49. Dayton
Sheridan Wildlife Education Center and Outdoor Classroom - located at the Wyoming Game and Fish Dept. regional officeat I-90 and Hwy. 336. Includes a 2500 square foot wildlife exhibit with dioramas, interactive exhibits and interpretivesigns. A five acre Outdoor Classroom and Habitat Project area is located here, also. Wildlife watching information,hunting and fishing licenses available. Pre-arranged group tours will be given. Open on workdays only.
Sheridan Information Center - located in the rest area off of I-90 east of Sheridan. Wildlife information and exhibitswith signs.
Dayton Nature Trail - located in Dayton City Park. Includes trail and interpretive signs.
Ranchester Pond Nature Trail - located in Ranchester. Includes habitat area, fishing pond, trail and interpretive signs.
Buffalo Wetlands Wildlife Viewing Area - located on the east of I-90, at Buffalo. Includes a viewing site, two viewingblinds and interpretive signs.
Story Fish Hatchery and Education Center - take exit to Story off of I-90, 12 miles north of Buffalo. Includes visitorcenter with exhibits, self-guided tour with interpretive signs and pre-arranged group tours. Open 7 days a week,8-5 Memorial Day - Labor Day.
Tensleep/Wigwam Fish Hatchery and Rearing Station - Tensleep Hatchery is located 8 miles east of Tensleep on Hwy. 16 andWigwam Rearing Station is 4 miles east of Tensleep on Hwy. 16. Both facilities have interpretive signs and providepre-arranged group tours on weekdays.
Tillett Springs Rearing Station - located 2.5 miles east of Lovell on Hwy. 14A, then 10 miles northwest on Hwy. 37, then4 miles on Crooked Creek Road. Pre-arranged group tours are provided on weekdays only.
Medicine Lodge Wildlife Habitat Management Area, State Archaeological Site, Visitor Center and Wildlife Walk - followroad signs NE from Hyatville about two miles. Managed cooperatively by the Wyoming State Parks Division and Wyoming Gameand Fish Departments. Facilities include an archaeological dig site, a visitor center, a walking path with interpretivesigns and wildlife habitat management area. The facilities are open to the public July 1 - November 30. Pre-arrangedtours can be scheduled for groups.
Yellowtail Wildlife Habitat Management Area and Wildlife Viewing Sites - exit at Hwy. 14, 2 miles east of Lovell toaccess the viewing site on the south side of the Shoshone River. This wetland viewing site has a viewing shelter andinterpretive signs.
Alkali Lake Viewing Site - located at Alkali Lake wetland on Hwy. 120 on the south side of Cody. Includes viewing pullout.
Greybull Natural Resource Learning Center - Greybull school project. Outdoor laboratory, shelter and interpretive signs.
Ocean Lake Wildlife Viewing Site - located about 25 miles west on Hwy. 134 at the north end of the Ocean Lake WildlifeHabitat Management Area. Includes viewing site, interpretive signs and boat ramp.
"WYOMING WILDLIFE" Blue interpretive Signs at Highway Rest Areas, Wayside Stops, Tourism InformationCenters and Roadside Viewing Sites
Waltman Rest Area - 49 miles west of Casper. "Mama Sageâ€Kaycee Rest Area - I-25 at Kaycee. "Mountain Lionâ€Gooseberry Creek Rest Area - 25 miles NW of Thermopolis on Hwy. 120. "The Prairie Rattlesnakeâ€â€œWedding of the Waters†Fishing Access (Handicapped Accessible) - Located about 2 miles southof Thermopolis on Hwy. 20.Greybull Rest Area - 4 miles west of Greybull on Hwy. 20/16. "Prehistoric Wildlifeâ€Powell Rest Area - 2 miles west of Powell on Hwy. 14. "An Island in the Sageâ€Sheridan Rest Area and Information Center - one mile east of I-90 on Hwy. 336. "Big Hornsâ€Powder River Rest Area - 32 miles east of Buffalo on I-90. "Mud and Minnowsâ€Bighorn National Recreation Area Headquarters - one mile east of Lovell on Hwy. 14A. "Wildland Romance
Tour Route 50. South Fork Shoshone
Tour Route 51. Powell - Clark's Fork
Tour Route 52. Cody - North Fork
Tour Route 53. Sunlight Basin
Tour Route 54. Dubois - Whiskey Mountain
Tour Route 55. Jackson - Teton Park
Ralston Reservoir Wildlife Viewing Site - follow signs north from Hwy. 14, about five miles west of Powell. Viewing sitehas a viewing shelter and interpretive signs.
Beck Lake Braille Trail - located on the west side of Beck Lake on the south side of Cody off of Hwy. 120. A braillenature trail for the blind with braille signs and regular signs.
Buffalo Bill Dam Information Center - located on Buffalo Bill State Park 5 miles west of Cody on Hwy. 14. Includesa wildlife exhibit and touring information. Open daily Memorial Day to Labor Day.
Clarks Fork Fish Hatchery - located about 29 miles north of Cody off of Hwy. 120. Includes pre-arranged group tourson weekdays only.
National Bighorn Sheep Interpretive Center - located on Hwy. 287 in downtown Dubois. Includes a world class wildlifeexhibit with outdoor nature area. Wildlife Information and local Wildlife Viewing Tour Guides can be acquired here.Entry fees are $2 per person, open daily 9am - 8pm, Labor day to Memorial day. Offer reservation only winter wildlifetours in the Dubois area.
Whiskey Mountain Wildlife Habitat Management Area Viewing Site- located 5 miles SE of Dubois off of Hwy. 287 and onthe Dubois - Whiskey Mountain Viewing Tour Route. Includes a Rocky Mountain Bighorn Sheep Viewing Site withinterpretive signs, a 20x viewing scope and a viewing building. A tour guide publication can be acquired free of chargeat the Bighorn Sheep Center in Dubois.
Spence-Moriarity Wildlife Habitat Management Area Viewing Site - located on the East Fork road, north off of Hwy. 287,8 miles SE of Dubois. "In Lasting Memory†interpretive signs. Includes a viewing site. A tour guide publication canbe acquired free of charge at the Bighorn Sheep Center in Dubois.
Dubois Badlands Interpretive Trail - located 2 miles north of Dubois on the Horse Creek Road on BLM land. This wildlifewalk is about two miles long through the Badlands habitat with interpretive signs.
Buffalo Valley Winter Moose Viewing Site - located on Hwy. 287 about one mile west of the Blackrock Forest ServiceRanger Station. Roadside viewing area with interpretive signs.
National Elk Refuge Flat Creek Viewing Area - located at the north end of Jackson at Flat Creek bridge turnout on Hwy.189. Roadside elk, trumpeter swan and waterfowl viewing site with interpretive signs.
National Elk Refuge Visitor Center - located at the north end of Jackson on Hwy. 189. Includes wildlife exhibits;wildlife viewing, hunting and fishing information; and, wildlife trail and viewing site with interpretive signs.
Aspen Management Wildlife Trail - located on the SE corner of the National Elk Refuge. Includes trail and interpretivesigns.
Flat Creek Greenway Path and Nature Trail - located on Flat Creek in the south part of the town of Jackson. Includesdeveloped trail with interpretive signs.
Lower Slide Lake Wildlife Viewing Site - located on Gros Ventre Forest Service road overlooking Lower Slide Lake.Includes a wildlife interpretive kiosk.
Upper Slide Lake Wildlife Viewing Site - located on Gros Ventre road overlooking Upper Slide Lake. Includes a wildlifeinterpretive kiosk.
Palisades Wildlife Viewing Site - located about 2 miles south of Alpine on Hwy. 189. Developed viewing site withviewing building and interpretive signs.
Greys River Wildlife Habitat Management Area - located about 1 miles south of Alpine on Hwy. 189 pullout. Winterviewing of elk on a feedground with a viewing blind and interpretive signs.
"WYOMING WILDLIFE" Blue interpretive Signs at Highway Rest Areas, Wayside Stops, Tourism InformationCenters and Roadside Viewing Sites
Crowheart Rest Area - 13 miles SE of Crowheart on Hwy. 287. "Wyoming Windsâ€
Jackson Wildlife Information and Education Center - US Fish and Wildlife Service and coop. agency education center."Wildland Romanceâ€Buffalo Valley Wildlife Viewing Site - near Blackrock Ranger Station on Hwy. 287. "Improving Habitat for Wildlifeâ€Alpine, Palisades Reservoir Viewing Site - 2 miles south of Alpine on Hwy. 89. "A Changing View of Wildlife


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Herman Cain�The New GOP Darling by Cindy Cross
Rick Perry and Mitt Romney have spent so much time squabbling back and forth to notice that Herman Cain is now the number one GOP candidate in opinion polls.
If Cain wins the GOP nomination�is he electable? Many Americans know very little about the man who has never held a position in public office.
Cain is better known as the former chairman and CEO of Godfather�s Pizza. Prior to his career at Godfather�s Pizza, Cain was the Chairman of the Board at the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City. Does this set off alarm bells for anyone? I can see millions of dollars going into Cain�s election coffer from banks frothing at the thought of an American president being in their back pocket.
Congressman Ron Paul (R-Texas) had issues with Cain�s comments about auditing The Federal Reserve. "Mr. Cain, in the past you have been rather critical of any of us who would want to audit the Fed. You have said -- you've used pretty strong terms, that we were ignorant and that we didn't know what we are doing, and therefore, there was no need for an audit anyway, because if you had one, you're not going to find out anything, because everybody knows everything about the Fed. But now that we have found and we have gotten an audit, we have found out an awful lot on how special businesses get bailed out -- Wall Street, the banks, and special companies, foreign governments. And you said that you advise those of us who were concerned, and you belittled -- you say call up the Federal Reserve and just ask them. ... Do you still stick by this, that that this is frivolous, or do you think it's very important? Sixty-four percent of the American people want a full audit of the Fed on a regular basis."
Cain denied making the criticism, but was told that his quote had been recorded.
Much has been heard of Cain�s 9-9-9 program. His plan would create a flat 9% personal income tax, 9% corporate tax, and 9% national sales tax. So would he also eliminate the corporate subsidies and tax credits? Would the tax breaks for the top 1% of America stay in place?
Imagine a president who would side with banks. Imagine a president who called people out on the street protesting for the survival of the middle class a bunch of, �un-American� and �jealous� people. �Don't blame Wall Street, don't blame the big banks, if you don't have a job and you're not rich, blame yourself!" Cain said. "It is not a person's fault because they succeeded; it is a person's fault if they failed. And so this is why I don't understand these demonstrations and what is it that they're looking for."
Is Cain out of touch with every day middle class people, or is Cain right?
Posted by Cholo, a resident of Livermore, on Oct 14, 2011 at 12:08 pm
It's a bit early to believe that it means anything this early. About a month before the election, if Cain is still around, I'll be very surprised.
Posted by my 2 cents, a resident of the Another Pleasanton neighborhood neighborhood, on Oct 15, 2011 at 6:22 pm
Cain sounds better than Obama, and while not ideal, the lesser of two evils would be Cain.
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Well thought out, my 2 cents. I suppose you'd also like back that penny you have coming back to you? For I couldn't in good conscience take your entire 2 cents for the opinion you've offered. It's not worth that much.
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He would be an OK VP for Mitt.
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Cain is a Black man, that's why he's is not able to raise $$$$$$$$ like Romney & the white Texan, what's his name.
It's nice to pump him up on a blog, it's quite anothers to give him your hard earned money and vote for him in the secrecy of a ballot box.
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That's right - every time something doesn't go your way, blame it on racism.
Does it ever get tiring to have such a distorted view of the world? Or does it make you sleep better at night knowing you can blame any personal failures on someone else?
All those out there that cry wolf with regards to racism are doing a diservice to those times when it really does happen.
Posted by steve, a resident of the Parkside neighborhood, on Oct 18, 2011 at 8:50 am
obama is black and although he can garner large corp and personal donations from his leftist compatriots, he is unqualified to lead this country. But, it would not matter whether he was brown or yellow, he is still leading in the competition for the worst president ever. Herman Cain knows this and so do the rest of the candidates. Anyone but obami........
Posted by Sick of it All, a resident of the Another Pleasanton neighborhood neighborhood, on Oct 18, 2011 at 9:18 am
I honestly don't care if the person running for office is white, black, green, or purple! I do care if they have too much experience and reliance on BIG Oil, BIG Banks, and lots of money!! I'd like to see GOP get a moderate in! I looked up some of Cain's background, and am iffy on his "Fed's" stance; just like I don't like Perry's right-wing extremism. I'm tired of voting for the "lesser" of two evils. I wish we had a third party that is "by the people" and "for the people" instead of the extremist ones we have. Nobody represents the majority of the taxpaying middle class anymore - neither Democrats with their socialist agenda or Republicans with their entitlements to big business and the rich.
Posted by Independent, a resident of the Danbury Park neighborhood, on Oct 18, 2011 at 10:25 am
It does not really matter to me at all. Voted for Obama last time and was fooled. I will vote for anyone running against him this time and for the elected officials in this state as well. Out with the old and in with the new I say.
Posted by Cholo, a resident of Livermore, on Oct 18, 2011 at 4:05 pm
Cain is a black man. That matters to Caucasoid Americans. The truth hurts.
Posted by Patriot, a resident of the Another Pleasanton neighborhood neighborhood, on Oct 18, 2011 at 10:38 pm
Cain isn't a serious candidate and Ron Paul had it right in the quote.
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B U S T E D! cain is over...he haw!
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From 8am UK ( 3am NY) we will be discussing live intraday trading along with updates mainly on the EU pair in the ForeXmosgate group. If you are not a member there is a link for today on Sir Gissa's post yesterday featuring the Eu charts and in the comments below
Meanwhile pre London Open - Eu supports around the 1.2265 area and 2245. Under 2223 might show further lows - whereas if either support areas holds then we need over 2300 and present high of 2314 for an attempt on 2335 then further resistance at 2355-70 price zone
Have a great day- and hope to see you at some stage at the "gate"
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Hi Sun - come and pop into the group and have a look whats been going on.
2181 was a critical support area for me - and so far its holding. We might get a fade out to 75-78 in next 10-15 mins - but if we dont then i think its more buys confirmed over 2292 and 96.
Resistance then above at 2200 and 2210. If then over the next 2 hrs we did not gain higher - then it would be more tests on 2280 support - and if that went then yes 2261 would be tested - or price around it would be "teased"
Have a good day Sun
Hi Peter,
Thank you for a nice hint - unfortunately I've missed it. Next time though I'd really like to join you. Is it possible?
Hi Rao - yes you are invited into the "gate" - no problem - pop in and just request an invite and you will then be accepted - regards Peter
5.30pm UK time - 14 trades on EU today - 2 wrong - losses 8 pips - wins 172 pips net pip for day = 164 pips
My target for a normal day is 40 pips. Today at least 80 pips were on lower stakes ( 1 lot) and the rest were on between 3 and 5 lots.
Although I have traded over a 9 hr period I had 1 hr off for lunch and several breaks of 10-15 mins .
Am I pleased with today - yes - am I delighted today no - mainly because i missed some other good trades on the GU - but that's life
Please let me know if we should have another go tomorrow ?
PS Thanks Pixta for your contribution - especially some really good charts ( mine are messy ;-) also thanks to Yutaka -
To all out other members - come on guys tell me when you are around the most and then we can incorporate some live trading for you as well
Hi Peter,
Thanks for another wonderful post and technical analysis. As a fellow ForeXmospherian and member of ForeXmosgate, we and the rest of FXstreet fully appreciate your hard work in posting and updating throughout the day........See you in the Gate mate : 0 )
Best Regards,
Sir Gissachance
Thanks Leon and Sir Gissa for the nice comments Hopefully all our styles will compliment each other - I am always scalping both ways ( but not just for only 2 or 5 pips moves - more 5- 30 pips) and I know Rao is a intraday trader - whereas I can see Pixta can take all trades but prefers looking for the longer runs.Yutaka is new to FX Street i believe and has some great charts
Once we have a few more experienced traders from the ForXmosgate group join in - we can then start live trading on some more popular pairs- with us each contributing on whats going on. For example on the main rise on the EU after the news announcement - the GU went up nearly 100 pips as well - but i missed a large chunk whilst concentrating on the EU buy scalps
Still this is a start - so we will keep improving and progressing etc and I welcome all comments on how it going.
Look forward to all your charts and views etc during the "live trading" - don't worry - I don't get put off my scalps ;-)
Dear Leon I am new in forexstreet and also Forex market. I just know about basics in this market but I want to learn more. It will help me to understand this crazy market.Please accept me.Best regards.
Hi Leon - there are may ways to do it. I do it a fairly simple way by taking a screen shot of my charts on my monitor and then saving them in paint - and then cropping to the what you want to show and saving in pictures. Then I will go to the blog etc and look for images - and then load the chart from my pictures onto the blog.
Alternatively if you go onto google there are many sites that you can use for screenshots such as Jet screen etc - they will provide instructions etc
Hope this helps
Hi Md Ashiqui Alam - I notice you are new to Forex trading and understand the basics. I suggest you check out the FX Street Educations pages and sites like babypips.com who provide excellent study materials and this will assist you to learn more. The ForeXmosgate group is open to all - but we do recommend you have at least 3-6 months of study and trading behind you- even if on a demo - before trying to follow what many of our members might be trading.
Some of the trades we may undertake are more intermediary and advanced and we would not want to confuse you or mislead if you are still going through the beginner stage. Trading is very much step by step and the journey can be long - You are welcome to watch - but please get to the next stage first and then look at becoming a member.
Dear peter sir I would like to join you.How may I?
Tuesday 17th and 20 minutes to London Open. See you in the "gate" group
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Welcome! Formerly known as Libertas et Memoria, this is my blog on law, politics, faith, culture and the joys of the Inland Northwest.
Monday, January 18, 2010
Thoughts about the movie Avatar
Ok, it won big at the Golden Globes and it is making at ton of money, but isn't anybody a bit disturbed about the success of a movie that propagates such an anti-human perspective?
I like a good story and all, but I also am a fan of humanity. If I see a movie and it's aliens vs. humans, I'm rooting for the humans. Sorry, that's just the policy of Libertas et Memoria. If the movie is humans vs. apes, I'm rooting for the humans. Nothing against apes, but I'm going to root for the humans. Now, if the movie was apes vs. aliens, I'm going to root for the apes. My default position, in the absence of humans, is to root for the Earth-team. So, if we ever see the movie Dolphin vs. Predator, I'm cheering for the dolphin. But if it's humans vs. aliens, I'm cheering on the humans. What about humans vs. orcs, you say? I'm on the side of the humans. And that goes for wood elves, replicants, Cyclons, whatever. If it's somebody else vs. humanity, I want the humans to win.
Flipper vs. Gilligan? I say: Gilligan omnia vincit!
73 comments:
- oldirishpig said...
Anthropogenicist! Or something like that...
- January 18, 2010 1:31 PM
The problem with this formulation occurs when directors such as Cameron deploy so many hoary stereotypes in characterization that the aliens are more "human" than the humans.
Personally, I'm sitting this one out. - January 18, 2010 1:32 PM
Exactly. You're rooting for a race/species based on who they are, not on how they act (or are portrayed). Not exactly a smart move, IMHO.
- January 18, 2010 1:35 PM
Flipper vs. Gilligan? I think self-preservation there says I have to choose Flipper. In the case of a shipwreck, Flipper would save my life and give me a ride back home. Gilligan would CAUSE the shipwreck and maroon me on an island for a decade.
Letting Gilligan drown is also good for humanity in another way. As I saw on a T-shirt once: "Stupid people shouldn't breed." Sooner or later Mary Anne is gonna hear her biological clock ticking, and that island's gonna get overrun with a bunch of IQ 90 brats causing even more trouble. - January 18, 2010 1:43 PM
I'm with you. I always think of venison medallions in dried cherry sauce during Bambi.
- January 18, 2010 1:45 PM
Cameron goes to the same damn well every time - the Avatar greedy corporation might as well have been called Weyland Yutani. Or Cyberdyne Systems. It's the same EVERY time with this clown. Evil corporations, disposable military grunts...
- January 18, 2010 1:46 PM
I can't really agree with this point of view. While of course if all sides are equal I'm going to root for the home team, humans are not perfect creatures, and have been known (gasp) to be capable of great acts of evil. For instance, if a movie featured Vulcans v. Nazis, I'm going with the Vulcans, even if they are aliens.
- January 18, 2010 1:49 PM
- TOTWTYTR said...
It's just a surrogate for the US against, well, just about anyone else. Just another reason I don't go to see modern movies. If he were still alive, John Wayne wouldn't be able to buy a role in a current movie. He was to pro America for a jerk off like Cameron.
Ooops, can I say jerk off like Cameron? - January 18, 2010 1:50 PM
- Hucbald said...
Yeah, especially when the humans are Marines.
- January 18, 2010 1:50 PM
Funny post. I saw the movie and hated it. But you have to admit that there COULD be a good movie made about a GROUP of humans that is being nasty to an innocent alien civilization. E.g., imagine the French colonizing an exoplanet. But in general yes your bias towards humans makes sense
- January 18, 2010 1:52 PM
- Alexander said...
This argument would necessitate that you'd have to cheer for Captain Ahab against Moby Dick. Is Ahab really the hero of that tale?
When Buck, in Call of the Wild, finds that Yeehat Indians (humans) have killed his friends, and slaughters them, do you cheer for the Yeehat indians, or for the humans?
This is not to say that Avatar is as good as Moby Dick or Call of the Wild, but only to suggest that much great human literature has made us see the evil in men, and sometimes cheer for "the other side."
There may be reasons for condemning Avatar, but this is not one of them. - January 18, 2010 1:55 PM
Did you cheer for Michael Vick?
- January 18, 2010 2:00 PM
- Jeff Childers said...
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- January 18, 2010 2:01 PM
- Jeff Childers said...
I agree with your sentiments. Furthermore, note that in Avatar the human condition is so repulsive, and the alien condition so attractive, the main characters actually desire to become and do *become* alien. In a way, Avatar is a fable about the Garden of Eden, and reclamation of innocence. But it is still annoying, anti-human, and cliche-ridden.
- January 18, 2010 2:03 PM
I read where the substance they are in Pandora to steal is called "Unobtanium". Did Oakley get a cut on this? They have been using this term for the "grippy when wet" rubber nosepieces on their sunglasses for well over a decade. I always thought the term was one of those intentionally ridiculous sounding quasi-scientific terms.
- January 18, 2010 2:05 PM
Ya, I'm sick of "we're the bad guys". The relentless media guilt trips are unbearable.
Cameron has disdain for the evils of capitalism, but of course it's capitalism that allows him to cruise around the globe in his own personal submarine like Captain Nemo, for chrissake. - January 18, 2010 2:06 PM
Someone said: It's the same EVERY time with this clown. Evil corporations, disposable military grunts...
And don't forget about the rich literally drowning the poor in Titanic. This guy's self-loathing is legendary. - January 18, 2010 2:10 PM
- Ric Locke said...
"Unobtanium" is a sneer used by print SF fans to diss careless or slipshod authors; an alternate is "handwavium". Print SF has gone through a revolution, largely mediated by a fellow called John Campbell in the Sixties, that requires, at minimum, nods to plausibility in the science presented. This contrasts with "Golden Age" SF, which was chock full of implausibility, some of it fairly stupid.
Film SF is still in the Golden Age; that's why a couple of ounces of "fluid" can propel a starship the size of Johannesburg (District 9), and similar howlers are normal fare. It amuses me that Avatar would use "unobtainium" with, apparently, no intended irony.
Ric - January 18, 2010 2:14 PM
- Brian Hancock said...
So you were rooting against E.T. getting home?
Dumb policy. It's fiction. - January 18, 2010 2:15 PM
If Cameron had any balls at all, the Na'vi would have been trying to attract foreign investors, only to have a fruity branch of humans to appear and hose it up, bitching about exploitation and ruining the natural habitat, and then disappear, leaving the Na'vi to die from natural disasters and starvation...
- January 18, 2010 2:20 PM
So Mark forgot to specify 'humans v aliens _in an existential contest_' which is implied to be the case in Avatar ("back to their dying planet")
If the question is whether or not your race survives, you are simply stuck being on 'your' side, regardless how ugly its warts.
On another note, the worst thing about 'unobtainium' is the lack of a media reaction. Apparently the population is illiterate enough that most people didn't notice. - January 18, 2010 2:26 PM
- Purpleslog said...
The Human vs. Alien debate is complicated by the fact that I assume many of these aliens would turn out to be quite tasty if properly prepared and cooked.
- January 18, 2010 2:28 PM
This was not an existential crisis, Anon. If it were, you can be sure that the fate of humanity wouldn't be put into the hands of a corporation employing ex-marines. Lol.
- January 18, 2010 2:42 PM
- anonymous said...
Ok, for those who did see the movie, can I ask one question? When watching the previews, I did notice the TribalTard(tm) ear hoops, but wasn't paying enough attention to notice if the aliens also had tramp stamps as well? The ear hoops are a good start, but they're never going to get that off-world dishwashing job without the tramp stamp...
In a real science fiction movie, a cloud of UAVs would descend on the place and liquify the entire smurf population before lunchtime.
Oh well, you can't have a light without a dark to stick it in, as Arlo Guthrie once said, so we should be thankful to John Cam-moron for providing us with a new floor for measuring just how bad a sci-fi movie can be. - January 18, 2010 2:49 PM
- luagha said...
When the humans in question in a fictional story are obviously evil and stupid, maybe there is something we should do besides 'cheer' for them. Maybe we should cheer for them to get a brain.
My favorite part are the mercenary ground troops going to fight in the jungle on a planet without a breathable atmosphere and with teeming hordes of alien life known to take bites out of you for just wandering by.... in bare arms. In fact, with their short sleeves rolled up to show their tense biceps.
I was cheering for them to get bitten by alien insects and come down with alien malaria, but we didn't have that kind of time. - January 18, 2010 2:53 PM
"So you were rooting against E.T. getting home?"
I was rooting for that silly movie to be done with.
So yeah. F*ck E.T. - January 18, 2010 2:56 PM
- RebeccaH said...
I'll probably wait for Avatar to show up on HBO. And I can't think of anything more insulting than that.
- January 18, 2010 2:59 PM
What if it's King Kong vs. Michael Moore? I'm rooting for the ape there.
- January 18, 2010 3:00 PM
What if it was apes against democrats?
- January 18, 2010 3:02 PM
When so many Americans are quite happy to "root for" jihadis over American troops, the leap to do the same for aliens over humans is a small one.
- January 18, 2010 3:04 PM
- Patrick Carroll said...
"Avatar" actually ends with: ""...andthe next day the sky people began bombing from orbit, and didn't stop until we were all exerminated."
- January 18, 2010 3:05 PM
- Dan said...
I remember my father used to have the same policy wrt sports... always root for the Americans. Ultimately, it was John MceEroe's horrible behavior on the court vs. Bjorn Borg that changed his mind on his policy.
We've got a monopoly on humanity, but given another intelligent species I assume you wouldn't just pass by on the other side of the road if you see a gang of humans kicking the crap out of one of "them." -- shoot, we put humans in jail for treating dogs badly, are you against that? - January 18, 2010 3:13 PM
- Dan said...
Oops... McEnroe, of course... not MceEroe :)
- January 18, 2010 3:13 PM
As a pro-American libertarian and James Cameron fan who could not bring himself to vote for either Obama or McCain and is not a fan of the greenies, I must point out that you have created a false dichotomy, Mark, that I think Cameron would argue with:
This is not a human v. alien movie that Cameron has created. He is repeating a theme he has used before:
It's a human (whatever the appearance) v. machine (even in a human body) movie.
The hero is a human who starts out with a machine-like attitude (do what the colonel and business people say). While in the "alien body" he becomes human and heroic going up against the machine-like nature of the people ruthlessly appropriating the planet's resources.
And really, when you think of the premise of the movie...humans on the planet Pandora...who really constitutes the "aliens"? - January 18, 2010 3:25 PM
- Brian Hancock said...
Speaking of King Kong, what's the policy of this blog on giant mutated monsters?
- January 18, 2010 3:28 PM
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- January 18, 2010 3:30 PM
- andy.s said...
You guys are missing what's important: All the potential movies plots that have been discussed here.
Nazis vs. Vulcans. I would totally go see that.
Apes vs. Aliens?
Dolphins vs. Predator?
King Kong vs. Michael Moore?
Genius. Stand by, I'ma go write a 50 page treatment. My people will call your people. - January 18, 2010 3:36 PM
- Alex said...
For a real sci-fi film without howlers watch "Moon". That utilizes a REAL element Helium-3.
- January 18, 2010 3:41 PM
I figured that out from the trailers and decided not to waste my money on that slimeball
- January 18, 2010 3:41 PM
"When the humans in question in a fictional story are obviously evil and stupid, maybe there is something we should do besides 'cheer' for them. Maybe we should cheer for them to get a brain."
Or cheer for the scriptwriters to get a brain. Whether it's smurfs or Ewoks, if the only way for them to win is for the writer to write the high-tech, military-trained, star-faring troops as incomparably stupid, it's bad writing. - January 18, 2010 3:46 PM
- Andrew said...
I have to admit that I didn't really care about the underlying "moral" of the story, it was all about the graphics. Also, I think you should still be able to enjoy a movie/book even if you don't agree with the morals, for instance I enjoy CS Lewis.
- January 18, 2010 3:47 PM
"For a real sci-fi film without howlers watch 'Moon'. That utilizes a REAL element Helium-3."
I'll echo that. Moon is fantastic. It still has the corporation-vs.-innocents theme (what can you expect from David Bowie's son as director/screenwriter and Sting's wife as producer?); but the corporation is a long way from stupid. But for one unforeseeable mishap, the protagonist would've never stumbled on their game.
In a truly just world, Moon would be up for the Oscar this year (along with the star, Sam Rockwell), and Avatar would be seen as the simplistic popcorn-fest it is. Give Avatar all the technical Oscars you like; but story wise, it's at the intersection of Trite Street and Cliche Avenue. - January 18, 2010 3:52 PM
I take it that this game is entirely unacceptable?
:P - January 18, 2010 3:53 PM
- Dan said...
Andy, make sure to leave out Gozilla vs. Bambi... it's been done. :)
- January 18, 2010 4:26 PM
- Alan said...
What about humans vs. the Monolith? No extraterrestrial box is gonna tell me I can't land on Europa.
- January 18, 2010 4:40 PM
"I'm rooting for the humans."
Sadly, this is the rationalization for genocides such as the holocaust, the extermination of native Americans, ect. - January 18, 2010 4:44 PM
- inspectorudy said...
Did anyone figure out what the locals ate? I mean they have shoes and belts and they subjigate the animals to their desires. Sounds like humans to me. Never once did the dishonest Cameron show any form of brutality by the Avatars towards the wild life that they live among. As for the Marine general he would have been committed a long time before he got to that base. It is reminisent of Alien and how the "Company" didn't care about anything but money. Hollywood sucks.
- January 18, 2010 4:49 PM
- Louis said...
Sheldon Cooper would agree with you.
- January 18, 2010 4:49 PM
They aren't "Marines", they are EX-Marines; Mercenaries. I'm just sayin.
- January 18, 2010 4:51 PM
AND the "good" humans don't agree with the mercenaries. It's not humans against aliens, it's senseless killing against doing what's right.
As a teenager I had friends who used to shoot anything that moves because it's "cool" to watch things die. I shot animals for food. Not because it's "cool". - January 18, 2010 4:53 PM
- Charlie Martin said...
Me, I'm going to the hot babes. Even if they're blue.
- January 18, 2010 4:58 PM
Wasn't Cameron the guy who gave us "I say we take off and nuke the entire site from orbit. It's the only way to be sure"? From that to *SPOILER ALERT* "lets slowly creep up on them in the biggest slowest damn ship we have through prime ambush territory" is a hell of a decline.
Also, I found it hard not to root for the humans in this film. Not because I want to see the planet destroyed and what not. I respect the environment far too much to want that even in fiction. But the farce level treatment of the "humans bad. machines bad. Noble savage." tropes were just that repulsive. - January 18, 2010 5:12 PM
- JR said...
The whole point of the movie, I thought, was that the Navi were more humane then the humans, who had been turned into unsympathetic bastards. So if you don't care about the characteristics of the characters in the movie, but rather what someone looks like despite their intelligence and core values, well go root for the bastards, but if you root for bastards you're a bastard.
- January 18, 2010 5:35 PM
- Aaron said...
how about aliens v. Jeffrey Dahmer?
- January 18, 2010 5:59 PM
and if the navi were sitting on enough floaty rocks so that cancer could finally be cured, guns and roses would be reunited, and all the lost puppies in the world would find their way back home... isn't that a good enough reason to scramble their eggs?
some of you morons act like we can just do without floaty rocks. - January 18, 2010 7:23 PM
Vampires vs werewolves?
- January 18, 2010 8:28 PM
- Mark in Spokane said...
Great comments thus far. This is the largest comment thread by far I've ever gotten here on the blog -- the Instalanche at work! I obviously can't respond to all of the comments, but I did want to say that one of the things that is surprising me is how anti-human some of the comments are. Particularly within the context of the movie Avatar, when the movie is dealing with the survival of the human race...Interesting...
- January 18, 2010 9:59 PM
Uh...we aren't really in touch with our blue collar shop floor roots here are we? "Unobtainium" has been in the vernacular for decades. It is the ultimate, super mil spec, nasa grade, over the top, choice of material with which to make some exquisite part or device with. A typical example in a sentence;
Yeah, those valve spring were made out a solid unobaintium etc. etc. etc.
In the real world unobtanium is found on race cars, aeronautics, and home improvement projects crafted by guys who work on exotic government hardware. - January 18, 2010 10:26 PM
- G said...
I wholeheartedly agree regarding Gilligan v. Flipper. Flipper delenda est!
And Vampires vs. Werewolves? I would have rooted for the vamps back in the days before they became glittery lovesick emo cretins. But now... - January 18, 2010 10:40 PM
This is a great thread! I really like all the additional levels of unobtanium meanings! Especial the most recent above about shop floor talk. Which if attach with another question earlier about Oakley making money on the rights shows you where they got the idea for the word. I always thought the use of such a word had to be tongue in cheek.
More importantly and unmentioned anywhere I have read on the net. Is the meaning of the beginning of the movie. When the camera stares at something in movies it means something even when unintentional. Why do we stare at a burning box for so long? Why does it seem normal to have a funeral of one person plus job headhunters? During the incineration (not a funeral) they are giving the pitch for the job? Really? This has to be intentional. Does anyone know if the director is Catholic? - January 19, 2010 12:38 AM
Oh I meant to say in the unobtanium portion before that it could work on more than the obvious level, hard to get. It could also mean really over the top and unnecessary for the job upgrades, baubles, etc, as was implied earlier. Then it makes the whole mission to a far off planet about making pointlessly unnecessary industrial kitchens that go unused by a two person household who eat out...... or some other Modern overkill.
- January 19, 2010 12:51 AM
They're not really aliens.
They're hippies.
Big, blue, 1960s hippies. - January 19, 2010 1:30 AM
- blogagog said...
No one seems to be willing to discuss the important implication of this film. If we were able to travel to another planet and found blue creatures there, what would they taste like? Would it be like blueberries because they are blue, or chicken because they are animals?
Someone needs to make an interplanetary ship soon so we can put the matter to rest. - January 19, 2010 3:57 AM
Several of the comments are saying that within the context of the movie, we should be cheering against the humans. Taken to the extreme (not much of a distance), this means that we should be cheering againt Blacks in Birth of a Nation and against the Jews in Nazi films.
[Pet peeve: why all of the "Anonymous?" Is it so hard to choose a name, any name?] - January 19, 2010 4:54 AM
"What if it's King Kong vs. Michael Moore? I'm rooting for the ape there."
Sorry, I'm still not clear which one of the two you're rooting for. - January 19, 2010 4:57 AM
- submandave said...
Tiffany, one is a gigantic, slobbering beast with little semblance of rational thought, while the other is just a big monkey being exploited by others to gain power.
Damn, that didn't help as much as I thought it would. - January 19, 2010 7:33 AM
- Alan said...
Is rooting for fictional human villains the same thing as rooting for real-life human villains, as some commenters suggest? Even when the former are intended to slander non-villainous activity (Iraq War II)?
- January 19, 2010 10:42 AM
- cleve said...
I think that is the equivalent of an American saying something like: 'In any conflict between Americans and Vietnamese, I would always root for the Americans.' Even if we were napalming the Vietnamese? If humans were slaughtering an intelligent alien species, and the aliens fought back, ethically I think you should support the aliens (and any humans helping them). Well, right now most humans are launching a full frontal assualt against other animals on earth, and you are really rooting for us humans to 'win'? Come on, we need to move beyond such narrow-mindedness and speciesism. Go watch The Cove, and tell me that you are rooting for the Japanese fishermen against the dolphins they are slaughtering ... That would be pretty heartless.
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SALISBURY- A Salisbury woman this week pleaded guilty in U.S. District Court to mail fraud and aggravated identity theft after scamming dozens of victims and as many as 13 financial institutions in a check and credit card scam dating back to last spring and summer.
Carla Nicole Koester, 38, of Salisbury, pleaded guilty in U.S. District Court on Tuesday to mail fraud and aggravated theft and now faces as many as 20 years in prison. According to her plea agreement, Koester stole checks and credit cards from homes and mailboxes across Wicomico County and the Eastern Shore for a period of several months from last April to August.
During the scam, Koester would alter the checks and use them to obtain money from banks and financial institutions, or to obtain goods from commercial retailers across the Lower Shore. All in all, Koester defrauded 26 individuals and 13 banks during the scam, that stretched from Wicomico, Somerset, Dorchester, Talbot and Anne Arundel counties before she took the show on the road into Delaware and Virginia.
According to court documents, Koester would approach individuals at their homes and ask if they needed help. Once inside the home, Koester stole checks and other financial instruments. In some cases, after working in the victims' homes, she would return later and burglarize the residences to obtain checks, cash and credit cards. In other cases, she stole checks from resident's mailboxes.
Koester would either issue the checks to herself and cash them in her own name, or issue checks from one victim to another victim, and obtain money from banks by using the victim's name and signature. In addition, video footage from a Wal-Mart in the target area captured Koester paying for several items with a fraudulent check.
Koester faces a maximum sentence of 20 years for mail fraud, and a mandatory minimum sentence of two years for aggravated identity theft, consecutive to any sentence imposed for mail fraud. U.S. District Judge Catherine Blake has scheduled sentencing for September 21.


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