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Queen Greatest Hits (UK Version) Review
Category: Music Tags: Art Rock, Greatest Hits, Progressive Rock, Queen, Review, Rock Leave a Comment
Album: Greatest Hits (UK Version)
Subgenre(s): Art Rock, Progressive Rock
Label(s): EMI, Parlophone Records, Hollywood Records
01. Bohemian Rhapsody
02. Another One Bites the Dust
03. Killer Queen
04. Fat Bottomed Girls
05. Bicycle Race
06. You're My Best Friend
07. Don't Stop Me Now
08. Save Me
09. Crazy Little Thing Called Love
10. Somebody to Love
11. Now I'm Here
12. Good Old-Fashioned Lover Boy
13. Play the Game
14. Flash
15. Seven Seas of Rhye
16. We Will Rock You
17. We Are the Champions
Queen Greatest Hits UK Version Cover
Greatest Hits is the first compilation and 'best of' album from iconic British rock band Queen. Released in different regions with slightly altered track listings, there isn't a strictly definitive version of the compilation. The UK version features at least one song from every album from Queen II (1974) through to the Flash Gordon film soundtrack (1980).
Bohemian Rhapsody is the opening track and was Queen's first and only number one UK single (1975) when Greatest Hits was released. One would not expect lyrics about committing a murder (Mama, just killed a man/Put a gun against his head/Pulled my trigger, now he's dead) being executed via the electric chair (Thunderbolt and lightning/Very, very frightening me) and then sent to hell (Beelzebub has a devil put aside for me) to be part of the package.
Coming from a progressive rock background where song-writing sensibilities demand musical boundaries to be pushed, they are effortlessly married to pop accessibility and rounded off with a flamboyant exuberance rarely found elsewhere. Most notably this is found in the operatic segment of Bohemian Rhapsody, where the nonsense lyrics are spliced between the narrative just for the sake of doing so it seems. The song also lacks a chorus which makes it even more of an oddity in pop music and, yet, this unlikely single became one of the most easily recognised songs in British pop culture.
Considering that there are songs from 8 different releases on Greatest Hits, and noting Queen's lack of inhibition when it came to crafting their sound, it should be of no surprise that the songs do not always flow from one to the next effortlessly. What is more remarkable is that everything featured here was released in a short period of 6 years.
After Bohemian Rhapsody the listener suddenly finds themselves a world apart in the mind numbingly repetitive bass hook from funk rock hit Another One Bites the Dust. More twists and turns ensue with the jovial piano-driven Killer Queen about a call girl and the sentimental You're My Best Friend was written by bassist John Deacon for his wife. The centre piece of Greatest Hits is the infectious rock 'n' roll of Crazy Little Thing Called Love featuring hand claps, an acoustic guitar and Freddie Mercury's Elvis-inspired performance but the bass is the underlying source of the momentum here. Jumping from that to the gospel arrangement on Somebody to Love or the jaunty nature of Good Old-Fashioned Lover Boy lacks even the pretence of consistency.
Greatest Hits is concluded with the two iconic anthems from News of the World; We Will Rock You and We Are the Champions. Often cited as a rock anthem, We Will Rock You is actually devoid of rock music entirely until Brian May's guitar solo at the end. The rest of the song is made up of the instantly recognisable stomp/stomp/clap body percussion arrangement.
Immediately beyond the realm of a Spartan approach to music, Queen offers an absolute gourmet of songs that are loosely ordered into two halves as the best way to present the eclectic collection. The first is mostly material from Night at the Opera and Jazz whereas the second is divided evenly between Day at the Races, News of the World, Queen II and the 'Flash' theme song. Both halves have one song from Sheer Heart Attack and two from The Game, which produced four charting singles from 1979 and 1980, along with 'Flash' from the aforementioned film soundtrack.
Releasing this compilation at such a prosperous time for Queen must have played a big part in not only to the success of Greatest Hits as a business and marketing opportunity, but also in immortalising their contributions to music. Going on to sell over 25 million copies globally, it is one of the best-selling albums of all time and the best-selling album in their home country with 6.3 million copies sold to date.
For all the inconsistencies one could imagine finding on a compilation album, due to the nature of the format more than anything else, it isn't necessarily the easiest thing to listen to all the way through. It will give newcomers a good oversight into the first half of Queen's career and from there, a course can be plotted to specific albums based on any preference they find.
Ultimately, the flamboyant personality embodied by Queen combined with their immense creativity exemplifies what has made them endure as strongly as they have while attracting listeners, both new and old, to this day.
Freddie Mercury: Lead vocals, piano, finger snaps, bicycle bells, handclaps, acoustic guitar, organ, synthesizer, foot stomps, co-lead vocals on "Fat Bottomed Girls" (chorus)
Brian May: Acoustic and electric guitars, backing vocals, bicycle bells, handclaps, piano, synthesizer, foot stomps, co-lead vocals on "Keep Yourself Alive" (bridge)
Roger Taylor: Acoustic guitar, percussion, backing vocals, timpani, gong, triangle, chimes, bicycle bells, handclaps, woodblocks, tambourine, foot stomps, cowbell, co-lead vocals on "Keep Yourself Alive" (bridge)
John Deacon: Acoustic, bass and electric guitar, piano, bicycle bells, handclaps, foot stomps
Mike Stone: Co-lead vocals on "Good Old-Fashioned Lover Boy"
Roy Thomas Baker: Stylophone on "Seven Seas of Rhye"
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Opeth Damnation Review
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Artist: Opeth
Album: Damnation
Subgenres(s): Progressive Rock, Soft Rock
Label(s): Music for Nations, Koch Records
01. Windowpane
02. In My Time of Need
03. Death Whispered a Lullaby
04. Closure
05. Hope Leaves
06. To Rid the Disease
07. Ending Credits
08. Weakness
Opeth Damnation Cover
Damnation is the seventh studio album by Swedish band Opeth. Unlike all of their previous albums, Damnation sees the band shedding themselves of their renowned death metal, progressive metal, folk and acoustic music blend for a hybrid of progressive and soft rock. The album is soft to the point that at times it can be seen as pushing the boundaries of what can be considered rock music, progressive influences or not.
Windowpane sets the tone perfectly with a sound crafted around a central clean-sounding guitar melody that interplays with an acoustic guitar and a steady rock drum beat devoid of metal tempos that give room for the prevailing melancholic mood to take hold. This is further enhanced by the keyboards and is indicative of what Damnation is about. Fans hearing this for the first time, and being familiar with their previous output, will be anticipating the sudden transition to Opeth's metal sound but that moment will never come. On top of this, vocalist and guitarist Mikael Akerfeldt has also left his death growls in favour of a restrained singing voice that sounds fragile at times. While some fans will have undoubtedly being disappointed by these drastic changes, it would have also been impossible to fit that aggressive vocal style into Damnation and make it work.
The melancholic mood is a central theme to Damnation and in some ways this helps to paint the album as a by the numbers effort. This is due to the songs, at times, blurring together and losing their distinctive nature when listening from start to finish. Two of the biggest standouts are the minimalist Weakness, which is centred on a subtle keyboard arrangement and is entirely devoid of percussion. Closure, the only song that shakes of the passive sound thoroughly, actively engages the listener in a different way. The tempo picks up as the song progresses and Opeth pushes it even further towards the end to create a total cacophony when put next to the rest of the album. This abruptly cuts out and if you had downloaded this song through one of the illegal file sharing services around at the time Damnation was released you would have thought that the song had been corrupted or was incomplete. This leads directly into Hope Leaves and makes these songs contrast in a way that can be seen an intentional throwback to their previous albums where the acoustic and metal parts can come right after each other. This way of integrating that aspect of Opeth's character into Damnation is not as well executed as desired, if that is the case, since it is more disjointed than fluid in its delivery.
It's difficult for any band to break away from their established sound to explore new ideas but Opeth embrace their progressive rock influences honestly and passionately. This combined with the efforts of co-producer Steven Wilson (Porcupine Tree) on the keyboard and piano rounds off their sound and helped them to realise their vision. Damnation is an important milestone in Opeth's history and is recommendable to anyone wanting to experience the softer side of rock music.
Mikael Akerfeldt: Vocals and lead guitar
Peter Lingren: Rhythm guitar
Martin Mendez: Bass guitar
Martin Lopez: Drums
Steven Wilson: Keyboards, piano, Mellotron, backing vocals
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Kvelertak Nattesferd Review
Category: Music Tags: Hard Rock, Kvelertak, Nattesferd, Punk Rock, Review, Rock Leave a Comment
Artist: Kvelertak
Album: Nattesferd
Subgenres(s): Hard Rock, Punk Rock
Language(s): Norwegian
Label(s): Roadrunner
01. Dendrofil for Yggdrasil
02. 1985
03. Nattesferd
04. Svartmesse
05. Bronsegud
06. Ondskapens Galakse
07. Berserkr
08. Heksebrann
09. Nekrodamus
Kvelertak Nattesferd Cover
Nattesferd is the third studio album by Norwegian rock band Kvelertak. While they have been referred to as a black metal/rock hybrid in the past it is hardly relevant to Nattesferd because Dendrofil for Yggdrasil is the only black metal song, along with part of Berserkr, on the entire album. Almost everything else is broadly hard rock or punk rock filtered through the lo-fi aesthetic of black metal with a vomitus vocal style spraying all over the music. The lyrics all happen to be in Norwegian and given how they're delivered it is questionable how intelligible they are, even to a native speaker.
After opening with a black metal song, Kvelertak immediately shifts to hard rock and then alternates between that and punk rock up to and including Ondskapens Galakse. The fusion and alternation of all these different elements is novel but in practice comes across as disjointed (and arguably unfocused) despite the sincerity and passion that the band clearly possesses. The vocal style doesn't suit any of the hard rock songs and they detract from the experience since songs in this subgenre tend to sound powerful and spirited, whereas this leaves you lacklustre and wanting an actual singer that could have really made the songs into something special.
Berserkr, as the name implies, goes all out with the aggression and wild experimentation in which they blend all three styles into a single song. The majority of the song is black metal meets punk rock and from the bridge onwards the hard rock influences seep back in. To Kvelertak's credit this is pulled of remarkably well and is certainly a highlight of Nattesferd, as is Bronsegud, a short and punchy hardcore punk flavoured song where the vocal style seems to fit almost naturally.
The last two songs on the album, Heksebrann and Nekrodamus, are almost yin and yang to each other. Heksebrann is a curveball at 9 minutes long while drawing on progressive rock and having a large instrumental section lasting about 4 minutes at the beginning. This contrasts with Nekrodamus, which continues the Kvelertak tradition of having "Nekro" in a song title, and is the complete antithesis of Heksebrann. This song sees hard rock stripped back to the basics and is much slower compared to the other songs, which once again take the listener in an unexpected direction, but is a bit longer than it needs to be.
It's always good to hear a band perform in their native language and for anyone to embrace the spirit of rock wholeheartedly to the same extent that Kvelertak does. However, the scattershot approach to writing for several subgenres is often inconsistent and they seem to rely on the unpolished aesthetics and consistent use of harsh vocals to add a cohesive thread to the album.
Erlend Hjelvik: Vocals
Vidar Landa: Guitar
Bjarte Lund Rolland: Guitar, Piano
Maciek Ofstad: Guitar, Vocals
Marvin Nygaard: Bass
Kjetil Gjermundrød: Drums
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Tomahawk Mit Gas Review
Category: Music Tags: Experimental Rock, Mit Gas, Review, Rock, Tomahawk Leave a Comment
Artist: Tomahawk
Album: Mit Gas
Subgenres(s): Experimental Rock
Language(s): English, Spanish
Label(s): Ipecac Recordings
01. Birdsong
02. Rape This Day
03. You Can't Win
04. Mayday
05. Rotgut
06. Capt Midnight
07. Desastre Natural
08. When the Stars Begin to Fall
09. Harelip
10. Harlem Clowns
11. Aktion 13F14
Tomahawk Mit Gas Cover
Mit Gas (German for With Gas) is the second album by American experimental rock super group Tomahawk. Released only 2 years after their self-titled debut and the band has already shed themselves of their country influences and delved a little bit further into soundscape territory with more noise and ambient elements creeping into the mix.
Birdsong sets the ball rolling, ever so slowly, with a mild-mannered wall of distortion contrasted with samples of birds tweeting. If you can imagine a sludgy liquid slowly oozing out of your speakers with birds gently perched on your lightshades tweeting joyously then you'll have some understanding of the surreal nature found in this song. The tension builds up over the first minute and then bassist Kevin Rutmanis and drummer John Stanier change the pace by beginning with a moody mid-tempo rhythm before Duane Dennison's guitar comes in to enhance the tension further.
So far so good – and steady – then Mike Patton introduces his eclectic vocal stylings in the form of a wordless wail that sounds rather distant and is somehow akin to a lunatic chasing you through the woods with a knife, if only that lunatic was a gleeful Mike Patton taunting you with his sinister vocal acrobatics. The verse arrives with a characteristically obtuse narrative delivered in a deep spoken voice about "the way you look at me when you're hungry/lay your head down, shoot a load in your ear/the way you look at me when you're hunted" that only gives credence to the lunatic-chasing-you-through-the-woods image. The song eventually breaks into a frantic lead-guitar with the energetic rock attitude fans will be anticipating. A steady decline in tempo then leads to what would have been a disappointing fade out but buzzing noise, church bells and the familiar bird tweets carry the song into an unexpected and satisfying conclusion.
Delving into completely new territory, a looped drum beat more akin to an ambient drum and bass song is coupled with a slow and sombre clean guitar to make the mid-album Capt Midnight instantly stand out. In case there's a chance of you losing interest the song explodes into full-on rock fury half way in and Mike Patton goes from an eerie croon to shouting without any vocal effects which lets the rawness of his performance stand by itself. The drum loop and ambience is restored after the outburst with the song ebbing and flowing to the build-up of it happening again through the use of noises and sound loops to keep the anticipation high without ever reaching the expected payoff.
More atypical song arrangements are also found at the end of Mit Gas with the bass and keyboard centric Harelip breaking down and turning into the transitional piece to Harlem Clowns to create a two part song. The latter quickly returns to the distortion and noise first heard on Birdsong and uses a looped snippet of dialogue stating "I don't know how to read notes" before the unusual soundscape becomes the focal point. Another recording is played at the end which listings numerous other bands and artists.
Even more challenging than this is Aktion 13F14. It marks the return of the acoustic sound found on their debut but is nothing like what Tomahawk has done before. A mechanical voice, presumably performed by Mike Patton, is overlaid and gives the listener instructions on how to defeat an opponent in hand-to-hand combat and concludes with a reminder stating "remember, attack aggressively, with one purpose in mind: to kill". A series of rapid snare drum rolls are performed before ear shattering noise is pumped into your skull at maximum volume and goes on relentlessly for about half a minute. Assuming you haven't suddenly developed tinnitus there is a graceful period of silence before a melodic guitar begins and is overlapped with mumbled and incoherent voices.
There isn't any real context available for the last two songs so their durability is down to how outside the musical box you're willing to travel before you start asking if you really get what's going on or if Tomahawk is just taking you for a ride.
With so much focus being given to the noise and experimental aspects so far it is fair to ask what happened to the atypical rock songs. The answer is that they're still here with inviting names like Rape This Day, Mayday, Rotgut, When the Stars Begin to Fall and Harelip. They're far more accessible and probably what most fans are after so they are more likely to garner repeat listens and favourability than the bits that genuinely remove themselves from most people's understanding of music. In contrast to all of this there is a sincere moment to be found in Desastre Natural, a ballad with its only quirk being that it is sung entirely in Spanish and somehow it manages to fit in with everything else around it.
Mit Gas has a broader experimental edge that draws on ambient and noise music while still maintaining a balance with their off-kilter rock foundation. However at the same time these new influences are more likely to deter listeners so it is worth listening to for existing fans but for newcomers it is advisable to start with Tomahawks self-titled debut.
Mike Patton: Vocals, keyboards
Duane Denison: Guitar
Kevin Rutmanis: Bass
John Stanier: Drums
Tomahawk on Ipecac Recordings
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Q: Access, transpose, and join data from a .csv file I have a CSV File which is laid out as so:
Column1     Column2    Column3
34            56          7
45            55         10
34            40         12

My code:
$row=1
if (($handle = fopen("report.csv", "r")) !== FALSE) {
    while (($data = fgetcsv($handle, 1000, ",")) !== FALSE) {
    if($row == 1){ $row++; continue; }
        $num = count($data);
        $row++;

        $column1 = $column1 . ", ". $data[1];
        $column2 = $column2 . ", ". $data[2];
        $column3 = $column3 . ", ". $data[3];

}
fclose($handle);
}

$column1 = ltrim ($column1 ,','); //removes first comma from string
$column2 = ltrim ($column2 ,',');
$column3 = ltrim ($column3 ,',');

This produces three strings, which are needed to plot a graph.
"34,45,34"
"56,55,40"
"7,10,12"

However it is likely that I will be adding more columns to the csv file, so I need a way of looping around to avoid having to manually add new lines each time.
I cannot seem to find a way to perform a loop which would give the variable names automatically for the columns without it breaking.

A: Use an array of strings for columns instead of $column1,2,3..:
    ...
    $num = count($data);
    $row++;

    for($i=0; $i<$num; $i++){
        $columns[$i] = $columns[$i] . ", ". $data[$i];
    }
    ...

A: It is called data transposition when you restructure columns of data to be rows of data (or vice versa).
$transposedCSV = [];
if (($handle = fopen("report.csv", "r")) !== false) {
    fgetcsv($handle, 1000, ",");  // consume header line
    while (($row = fgetcsv($handle, 1000, ",")) !== false) {
        foreach ($row as $i => $v) {
            $transposedCSV[$i] = (!isset($transposedCSV[$i]) ? '' : "{$transposedCSV[$i]},") . $v;
        }
    }
    fclose($handle);
}

This will tranpose the rows of data and form a flat array of comma-delimited strings.
The snippet would look a little cleaner if you wanted an array of arrays.  Inside the foreach() body would be:
$transposed[$i][] = $v;

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Q: dll can be loaded on MAC os Can we load dll on MAC os? what will be the the way to load dll from java in MAC os?

A: You can load DLLs on OS X if you use Wine. Loading them using just Java is not possible.

A: Many operating systems have the concept of shared libraries, but ofcourse the format etc. of such libraries is different on different operating systems.
DLLs (Dynamically Linked Libraries) are the Windows version of shared libraries. You cannot just use a DLL from a Windows machine on Mac OS, exactly like you cannot run a Windows application on Mac OS (or any other operating system).
Instead of trying to use a Windows DLL on Mac OS, you need to find a Mac OS-specific version of the native library that you are trying to use. Or if you have the source code, compile it into a Mac OS-native shared library. Shared libraries on Mac OS X have the extension .so (instead of .dll), which stands for "shared object".


"I am honored to be included in an opportunity to provide clarity and truth to the discussion of climate", says Professor Patty Ridenour who opened the doors to bringing this event to the college.
Christy Weir, Ventura City Council member, who has played an active role to ensure that Ventura will be moving toward a clean energy future. Ask her about the City of Ventura's Climate Action Plan in the Q and A that follows!
Jan Dietrick, a local business leader active with the Citizens Climate Lobby.
Kimberly Rivers, the Executive Director of Citizens for Responsible Gas and Oil.
Tomas Morales Rebecchi, Food and Water Watch's local organizer.
The speakers plan to keep their presentations brief in order to allow for a vigorous Q and A to follow.
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The Rock Discusses His Favorite Matches, Boogeyman Update
Lilian Garcia
The Boogeyman
By Daniel Pena
— Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson is featured on YouTube's Celebrity Playlists page, which has the former WWE Champion making note of his favorite videos on the website, including wrestling matches. He urges fans to check out videos of his father Rocky Johnson and Tony Atlas taking on the Wild Samoans, as well as Jimmy Snuka's iconic cage match with Don Muraco in 1983.
You can view the clip at the following link.
— Speaking of Johnson, his latest family feature film, Tooth Fairy, opens today in an estimated 3,344 theaters. Originally scheduled for release on November 13, 2009, it was moved to mid-January to avoid competition with 20th Century Fox's other film, Fantastic Mr. Fox. Those within the movie industry predict it will open with around $18.0 million this weekend at the box office, which is what Johnson's movies typically do.
— Marty Wright, who performed as The Boogeyman in World Wrestling Entertainment, is now accepting independent bookings under his new persona, "The Night Crawler." He is accepting bookings for personal appearances, autograph signings, and wrestling matches through Bill Behrens at [email protected]
— Lilian Garcia is auctioning off the black bra she wore during a November 2003 episode of Monday Night Raw when Jackie Gayda walked over to her following a Bra and Panties Match with Trish Stratus and ripped her shirt open. You can view the auction at the following link.


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Mass for the Memorial of St. Wenceslaus, Tuesday, September 28, 2021
Mass for the Memorial of Saint Vincent de Paul, Priest, Monday, September 27, 2021
8 AM Mass for the 26th Sunday in Ordinary Time, Sunday 9/26/2021
Mass for the Friday of the Twenty-fifth Week in Ordinary Time, September 24, 2021
Mass for the Memorial of Saint Pius of Pietrelcina, Priest, Thursday, September 23, 2021
Mass for Wednesday in the 25th Week of Ordinary Time, September 22, 2021
Mass for the Feast of Saint Matthew, Apostle and evangelist, Tuesday, September 21, 2021
Mass for the Memorial of Saints Andrew Kim Tae-gŏn, Priest, and Paul Chŏng Ha-sang, and Companions, Martyrs Monday, 9/20/21
8 AM Mass for the 25th Sunday in Ordinary Time, September 19, 2021
Mass celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the Ordination of Fr. William Waters, O.S.A
4 PM Mass for the 25th Sunday in Ordinary Time, September 18, 2021
Mass for Friday of the Twenty-fourth Week in Ordinary Time, September 17, 2021
Mass for the Memorial of Saints Cornelius, Pope, and Saint Cyprian, Bishop, Martyrs, 9/15/2021 Click here to watch a recording of the Mass
Mass for the Memorial of Our Lady of Sorrows, Wednesday, September 15, 2021
Mass for the Feast of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross, Tuesday, September 14, 2021
Mass for the Memorial of Saint John Chrysostom, Bishop and Doctor, September 13, 2021
8 AM Mass for the 24th Sunday in Ordinary Time, Sunday, September 12, 2021
4 PM Mass for the 24th Sunday in Ordinary Time, Saturday, September 11, 2021
Mass for Friday in the 23rd Week of Ordinary Time, September 10, 2021
Mass for the Memorial of St. Peter Claver, Priest, September 9, 2021
Mass for the Feast of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary, September 8, 2021
Mass for Tuesday in the 23rd Week of Ordinary Time, September 7, 2021
Mass for Monday in the 23rd Week of Ordinary Time, Labor Day, September 6, 2021
8 AM Mass for the 23rd Sunday in Ordinary Time, Sunday, September 5, 2021
4 PM Mass for the 23rd Sunday in Ordinary Time, Saturday, September 4, 2021
Mass for the Memorial of Pope St. Gregory the Great, Friday, September 3, 2021
Mass for Thursday in the 22nd Week of Ordinary Time, September 2, 2021
Mass for Wednesday in the 22nd Week of Ordinary Time, September 1, 2021
Mass for Tuesday in the 22nd Week of Ordinary Time, August 31, 2021
Mass for Monday in the 22nd Week of Ordinary Time, August 30, 2021
8 AM Mass for the 22nd Sunday in Ordinary Time, Sunday, August 29, 2021
4 PM Mass for the 22nd Sunday in Ordinary Time, Saturday, August 28, 2021
Mass for the Memorial of Saint Monica, Friday, August 27, 2021
Mass for Thursday in the 21st Week of Ordinary Time, August 26, 2021
Mass for Wednesday in the 21st Week of Ordinary Time, August 25, 2021
Feast of Saint Bartholomew, Apostle, Tuesday, August 24, 2021
Mass for Monday in the 21st Week of Ordinary Time, August 23, 2021
(Recording issue! Mass starts at 48 minutes in.)
8 AM Mass for the 21st Sunday In Ordinary Time, Sunday 8/22/2021
4 PM Mass for the 21st Sunday in Ordinary Time, Saturday, August 21, 2021
Mass for the Memorial of St. Bernard, Abbot and Doctor of the Church, Friday, August 20, 2021
Mass for Thursday in the 20th Week of Ordinary Time, August 19, 2021
Mass for Wednesday in the 20th Week of Ordinary Time, August 18, 2021
Mass for Tuesday in the 20th Week of Ordinary Time, August 17, 2021
Mass for Monday in the 20th Week of Ordinary Time, August 16, 2021
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8:00 AM Mass for the Solemnity of the Assumption of Mary, Sunday, August 15, 2021
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4 PM Mass for the Solemnity of the Assumption of Mary, Saturday, August 14, 2021
Mass for Friday in the 19th Week of Ordinary Time, August 13, 2021
Mass for the Thursday in the 19th Week of Ordinary Time, August 12, 2021
Memorial of St. Clare, Virgin, Wednesday, August 11, 2021
Feast of Saint Lawrence, Deacon and Martyr, Tuesday, August 10, 2021
Memorial of St. Theresa Benedicta of the Cross (Edith Stein), Virgin and Martyr, 8/9/2021
10:30 AM Mass for the 19th Sunday in Ordinary Time, Sunday, August 8, 2021
THIS IS THE LAST LIVE STREAMED 10:30 MASS... SUNDAY 8/15/21 THE 10:30 MASS WILL BE HELD AT ST. AUGUSTINE CHAPEL, 128 AMES STREE, LAWRENCE, MA
8 AM Mass for the 19th Sunday in Ordinary Time, Sunday, August 8, 2021
4 PM Mass for the 19th Sunday in Ordinary Time, Saturday, August 7, 2021
Mass for the Feast of the Transfiguration of the Lord, Friday, August 6, 2021
Mass for the Thursday in the 18th Week of Ordinary Time, August 5, 2021
Mass for the Memorial of St. John Vianney, Priest, Wednesday, August 4, 2021
Mass for Tuesday in the 18th Week of Ordinary Time, August 3, 2021
Monday, August 2, 2021, Mass did not record today! You can view today's Mass here
Mass for the Memorial of Saint Bridget of Sweden, religious, Friday, July 23, 2021
Mass for the Feast of St. Mary Magdalene, July 22, 2021
Mass for the Memorial of St. Lawrence of Brindisi, priest and doctor of the Church, July 21, 2021
Mass for the Memorial of St. Apollinarius, Bishop and Martyr, Tuesday, July 20, 2021
Mass for Monday in the 16th Week of Ordinary Time, July 19, 2021
10:30 AM Mass for the 16th Sunday in Ordinary Time, Sunday, July 18, 2021
8 AM Mass for the 16th Sunday in Ordinary Time, Sunday, July 18, 2021
4 PM Mass for the 16th Sunday in Ordinary Time, Saturday, July 17, 2021
Mass for the Memorial of Our Lady of Mount Carmel, Friday, July 16, 2021
Mass for the Memorial of St. Bonaventure, Bishop and Doctor of the Church, July 15, 2021
Mass for the Memorial of St. Kateri Tekakwitha, Wednesday, July 14, 2021
Mass for Tuesday in the 15th Week of Ordinary Time, July 13, 2021
10:30 AM Mass for the 15th Sunday in Ordinary Time, July 11, 2021
8 AM Mass for the 15th Sunday in Ordinary Time, July 11, 2021
4 PM Mass for the 15th Sunday in Ordinary Time, July 10, 2021
Mass for Friday in the 14th Week of Ordinary Time, July 9, 2021
Mass for Thursday in the 14th Week of Ordinary Time, July 8, 2021
Mass for Wednesday in the 14th Week of Ordinary Time, July 7, 2021
Mass for the Memorial of St. Maria Goretti, Tuesday, July 6, 2021
Mass for Monday in the 14th Week of Ordinary Time, July 5, 2021
8 AM Mass for the 14th Sunday in Ordinary Time, July 4, 2021
4 PM Mass for the 14th Sunday in Ordinary Time, July 3, 2021
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Mass for the Wednesday in the 13th Week of Ordinary Time, June 30, 2021, TWO PARTS!
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Solemnity of Saints Peter and Paul, Apostles, Tuesday, June 29, 2021
Memorial of Saint Irenaeus, Bishop and Martyr, June 28, 2021
10:30 AM Mass for the 13th Sunday in Ordinary Time, June 27, 2021
8 AM Mass for 13th Sunday in Ordinary Time, June 27, 2021
4 PM Mass for the 13th Sunday in Ordinary Time, Saturday, June 26, 2021
Mass for Friday in the 12th Week of Ordinary Time, June 25, 2021
Mass for the Solemnity of the Nativity of Saint John the Baptist, Thursday, June 24, 2021
Mass for Wednesday in the 12th Week of Ordinary Time, June 24, 2021
Mass for Tuesday in the 12th Week of Ordinary Time, June 22, 2021
Memorial of Saint Aloysius Gonzaga, Religious, Monday, June 21, 2021
8 AM Mass for the 12th Sunday in Ordinary Time, June 20, 2021
4 PM Mass for the 12th Sunday of Ordinary Time, Saturday, June 19, 2021
Mass for Thursday in the 11th Week of Ordinary Time, June 17, 2021
Mass for Monday in the 11th Week of Ordinary Time, June 14, 2021
8 AM Mass for the Eleventh Sunday in Ordinary Time, June 13, 2021
4 PM Mass for the Eleventh Sunday in Ordinary Time, Saturday, June 12, 2021
Mass for the Solemnity of the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus, Friday, June 11, 2021
Mass for Thursday in the Tenth Week of Ordinary Time, June 10, 2021
Mass for Wednesday in the Tenth Week of Ordinary Time, June 9, 2021
Mass for Tuesday in the Tenth Week of Ordinary Time, June 8, 2021
Mass for Monday in the Tenth Week of Ordinary Time - June 7, 2021
10:30 AM Mass for the Solemnity of the Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ, June 6, 2021
8 AM Mass for the Solemnity of the Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ, June 6, 2021
4 PM Mass for the Solemnity of the Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ, June 5, 2021
Mass for Friday in the Ninth Week of Ordinary Time, Votive Mass for the Sacred Heart,
Mass for the Memorial of St. Charles Lwanga and Companions, Thursday, June 3, 2021
Mass for Wednesday in the Ninth Week of Ordinary Time, June 2, 2021
Mass for the Memorial of St. Justin, Martyr, Tuesday, June 1, 2021
10:30 AM Mass for Holy Trinity Sunday, May 30, 2021
8 AM Mass for Holy Trinity Sunday, May 30. 2021
4 PM Mass for Holy Trinity Sunday, Saturday, May 29, 2021
Mass for Friday in the Eighth Week of Ordinary Time, May 28, 2021
Mass for the Thursday in the Eighth Week of Ordinary Time, May 27, 2021
Mass for the Memorial of St. Philip Neri, Priest, Wednesday, May 26, 2021
Mass for Tuesday in the 8th Week of Ordinary Time, May 25, 2021
Memorial for the Blessed Virgin Mary, Mother of the Church, May 24, 2021
Memorial Day Concert presented by the Veteran's Den Band, May 23, 2021
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10:30 AM Mass for Pentecost, May 23, 2021
8 AM Mass for Pentecost Sunday, May 23, 2021
4 PM Mass for Pentecost, May 22, 2021
Mass for Friday in the Seventh Week of Easter, May 21, 2021
Mass for Thursday in the Seventh Week of Easter, May 20, 2021
Mass for Wednesday in the Seventh Week of Easter, May 19, 2021
Mass for Tuesday in the Seventh Week of Easter, May 18, 2021
Mass for Monday in the Seventh Week of Easter, May 17, 2021
10:30 AM Mass for the Seventh Sunday of Easter, May 16, 2021
8 AM Mass for the Seventh Sunday of Easter, May 16, 2021
4 PM Mass for the Seventh Sunday of Easter, May 15, 2021
Mass for the Feast Day of St. Matthias, Apostle, Friday, May 14, 2021
Mass for the Ascension of the Lord
Mass for Wednesday in the Sixth Week of Easter, May 12, 2021
Mass for Tuesday in the Sixth Week of Easter, May 11, 2021
Mass for the Monday in the Sixth Week of Easter, May 10, 2021
10:30 AM Mass for the Sixth Sunday of Easter, May 9, 2021
8 AM Mass for the Sixth Sunday of Easter, May 9, 2021
4 PM Mass for the Sixth Sunday in Easter, Saturday, May 8, 2021
Mass for the Friday in the Fifth Week of Easter, May 7, 2021
Mass for Thursday in the Fifth Week of Ordinary Time, May 6, 2021
Mass for Wednesday in the Fifth Week of Ordinary Time, May 5, 2021
Mass for the Tuesday in the Fifth Week of Easter, May 4, 2021
Feast of Saints Philip and James, Apostles, Monday, May 3, 2021
10:30 AM Mass for the Fifth Sunday of Easter, May 2, 2021, First Holy Communion Celebration
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8 AM Mass for the Fifth Sunday of Easter, May 2, 2021
4 PM Mass for the Fifth Sunday of Easter, Saturday, May 1, 2021
Mass for Friday in the Fourth Week of Easter, April 30, 2021
Mass for the Memorial of Saint Catherine of Siena, April 29, 2021
Mass for Wednesday of the Fourth Week of Easter, April 28, 2021
Mass for Tuesday in the Fourth Sunday of Easter, April 27, 2021
Mass for the Feast Day of Our Lady of Good Counsel, April 26, 2021
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10:30 AM Mass for the Fourth Sunday of Easter, April 25, 2021
8 AM Mass for the Fourth Sunday of Easter, April 25, 2021
4 PM Mass for the Fourth Sunday of Easter, April 24, 2021
Mass for the Friday in the Third Week of Easter, April 23, 2021
Mass for Thursday in the Third Week of Easter, April 22, 2021
Mass for Wednesday in the Third Week of Easter, April 21, 2021
Mass for Tuesday in the Third Week of Easter, April 20, 2021
Mass for Monday in the Third Week of Easter, April 19, 2021
10:30 AM Mass for the Third Sunday of Easter, April 16, 2021
8 AM Mass for the Third Sunday of Easter, April 18, 2021
4 PM Mass for the Third Sunday of Easter, Saturday, April 17, 2021
Mass for Friday in the Second Week of Easter, April 16, 2021
Mass for Thursday in the Second Week of Easter, April 15, 2021
Mass for Wednesday in the Second Week of Easter, April 14, 2021
Mass for Tuesday in the Second Week of Easter, April 13, 2021
Mass for Monday in the Second Week of Easter, April 12, 2021
8 AM Mass for Divine Mercy Sunday, April 11, 2021
4 PM Mass failed to record, sorry!
Mass for the Friday in the Octave of Easter, April 9, 2021
Mass for the Thursday in the Octave of Easter, April 8, 2021
Mass for Wednesday in the Octave of Easter, April 7, 2021
Mass for Tuesday in the Octave of Easter, April 6, 2021
Mass for Monday in the Octave of Easter, April 5, 2021
10:30 AM Easter Sunday Mass The Resurrection of the Lord The Mass of Easter Day
8 AM Easter Sunday Mass The Resurrection of the Lord The Mass of Easter Day
Holy SaturdayAt the Easter Vigil in the Holy Night of Easter
Good Friday of the Lord's Passion, April 2, 2021
Holy Thursday Evening Mass of the Lord's Supper, April 1, 2021
Mass for the Wednesday in Holy Week, Spy Wednesday, March 31, 2021
Mass for the Tuesday in Holy Week, March 30, 2021
Mass for the Monday of Holy Week, March 29, 2021
10:30 AM Mass for Palm Sunday, March 28, 2021
8 AM Mass for Palm Sunday, March 28, 2021
Vigil Mass for Palm Sunday, 4 PM Saturday, March 27, 2021
Mass for the Friday in the Fifth Week of Lent, March 26, 2021
Mass for the Solemnity of the Annunciation, Thursday, March 25, 2021
Mass for Wednesday in the Fifth Week of Lent, March 24, 2021
Mass for Tuesday in the Fifth Week of Lent, March 23, 2021
Mass for Monday in the Fifth Week of Lent, March 22, 2021
10:30 AM Mass for the Fifth Sunday in Lent, March 21, 2021
8 AM Mass for the Fifth Sunday of Lent, March 21, 2021
4 PM Mass for the Fifth Sunday of Lent, Saturday, March 29, 2021
Holy Hour in Honor of Saint Joseph, March 19, 2021
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Mass for the Solemnity of St. Joseph, Husband of Mary, Friday, March 19, 2021
Mass for the Thursday in the Fourth Week of Lent, March 18, 2021
Mass for the Solemnity of St. Patrick, Patron Saint of the Archdiocese of Boston, Wednesday, March 17, 2021
Mass for Tuesday in the Fourth Week of Lent, March 16, 2021
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10:30 AM Mass for the Fourth Sunday of Lent, Sunday, March 14, 2021
8 AM Mass for the Fourth Sunday of Lent, Sunday, March 14, 2021
4 PM Mass for the Fourth Sunday in Lent, March 13, 2021
Mass for Friday in the Third Week of Lent, March 12, 2021
Mass for Thursday in the Third Week of Lent, March 11, 2021
Mass for Wednesday in the Third Week of Lent, March 10, 2021
Mass for Tuesday in the Third Week of Lent, March 9, 2021
Mass for Monday in the Third Week of Lent, March 8, 2021
The Irish Den Band Concert, Sunday, March 7, 2021
10:30 AM Mass for the Third Sunday in Lent, March 7, 2021
8 AM Mass for the Third Sunday of Lent, Sunday, March 7, 2021
Sorry! The live stream went down at around 13 minutes into the Mass :-(
4 PM Mass for the Third Sunday of Lent, Saturday, March 6, 2021
Mass for Friday in the Second Week of Lent, March 5, 2021
Mass for Thursday in the Second Week of Lent, March 4, 2021
Mass for Wednesday in the Second Week of Lent, March 3, 2021
Mass for Tuesday in the Second Week of Lent, March 2, 2021
Mass for Monday in the Second Week of Lent, March 1, 2021
10:30 AM Mass for the Second Sunday in Lent, February 28, 2021
Sorry, the Mass did not record
8 AM Mass for the Second Sunday in Lent, February 28, 2021
4 PM Mass for the Second Sunday of Lent, Saturday, February 27, 2021
Mass for Friday in the First week of Lent, February 26, 2021
Mass for Wednesday in the First Week of Lent, February 25, 2021
Mass for Tuesday in the First Week of Lent, February 23, 2021
Mass for the Feast of the Chair of St. Peter, Monday, February 22, 2021
10:30 AM Mass for the 1st Sunday of Lent, February 22, 2021
8 AM Mass for the First Sunday of Lent, Sunday, February 21, 2021
4 PM Mass for the First Sunday of Lent, Saturday, February 20, 2021
Mass for the Friday after Ash Wednesday, February 19, 2021
Mass for the Thursday after Ash Wednesday, February 18, 2021
Mass for Ash Wednesday, February 17, 2021
Mass for the Tuesday in the 6th Week of Ordinary Time, February 16, 2021
Mass for the Monday in the 6th Week of Ordinary Time, February 15, 2021
10:30 AM Mass for the 6th Sunday in Ordinary Time, February 14, 2021
8 AM Mass for the 6th Sunday in Ordinary Time, February 14, 2021
4pm Mass for the 6th Sunday in Ordinary Time, February 13, 2021
Mass for the Friday in the Fifth Week of Ordinary Time, February 12, 2021
Mass for the Thursday in the Fifth Week of Ordinary Time, February 11, 2021
Mass for the Memorial of St. Scholastica, Virgin, February 10, 2021
Mass for the Tuesday in the Fifth Week of Ordinary Time, February 9, 2021
Mass for Monday in the Fifth Week of Ordinary Time, February 8, 2021
10:30 AM Mass for the Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time, September 7, 2021
8 AM Mass for the Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time, February 7, 2021
4 PM Mass for the Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time, Saturday, February 6, 2021
Mass for the Memorial of St. Agatha, Virgin and Martyr, Friday, February 5, 2021
Mass for the Thursday in the Fourth Week of Ordinary Time, February 4, 2021
Mass for the Memorial of St. Blaise, Bishop and Martyr, February 3, 2021
Mass for Monday in the Fourth Week of Ordinary Time, February 1, 2021
10:30 AM Mass for the Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time, January 31, 2021
8 AM Mass for the Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time, January 31, 2021
4 PM Mass for the Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time, January 30, 2021
Mass for the Friday in the Third Week of Ordinary Time, January 29, 2021
Mass for the Memorial of St. Thomas Aquinas, Priest and Doctor of the Church, January 28, 2021 Click here to watch a recording of the Mass
Mass for Wednesday in the Third Week of Ordinary Time, January 27, 2021
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Mass for the Memorial of Saints Timothy and Titus, Bishops, January 26, 2021
Mass for the Feast of the Conversion of St. Paul the Apostle
10:30 AM Mass for the Third Sunday in Ordinary Time, Sunday, January 24, 2021
8 AM Mass for the Third Sunday in Ordinary Time, Sunday, January 24, 2021
4 PM Mass for the Third Sunday in Ordinary Time, Saturday, January 23, 2021
Mass for the Protection of Unborn Life, Friday, January 22, 2021
Mass for the Memorial of St. Agnes, Virgin and Martyr, Thursday, January 21, 2021
Mass for the Wednesday in the Second Week of Ordinary Time, January 20, 2021
Mass for Tuesday in the Second Week of Ordinary Time, January 19, 2021
Mass for Monday in the Second Week of Ordinary Time, January 18, 2021
10:30 AM Mass for the Second Sunday in Ordinary Time, January 17, 2021
8 AM Mass for the Second Sunday in Ordinary Time, January 17, 2021
4 PM Mass for the Second Sunday in Ordinary Time, January 16, 2021
Friday in the First Week of Ordinary Time, January 15, 2021
Thursday in the First Week of Ordinary Time, January 14, 2021
Wednesday of the first week in Ordinary Time, January 13, 2021
Tuesday of the First Week in Ordinary Time, January 12, 2021
Monday of the First Week in Ordinary Time, January 11, 2021
10:30 AM Mass for the Baptism of the Lord, January 10, 2021
POETRY: "God Knows", commonly known as "The Gate of the Year" written in 1908 by British poet Minnie Louise Haskins. Click here to learn more about the poem and to read it in its entirety.
8 AM Mass for the Feast of the Baptism of the Lord, Sunday, January 10, 2021
4 PM Mass for the Feast of the Baptism of the Lord, Saturday, January 9, 2021
Mass for the Friday after Epiphany, January 8, 2021
Mass for the Thursday after Epiphany, Memorial of St. Raymond of Penafort, January 7, 2021
Mass for the Wednesday after Epiphany, January 6, 2021
Mass for the Memorial of Saint John Neumann, Bishop, Tuesday, January 5, 2021
Mass for the Memorial of Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton, religious, Monday, January 4, 2021
10:30 AM Mass for the Epiphany of the Lord, January 3, 2021
8 AM Mass for the Epiphany of the Lord, January 3, 2021
Mass for the Solemnity of Mary, the Most Holy Mother of God, January 1, 2021
Mass for the 7th Day in the Octave of Christmas, December 31, 2020
Mass for the Feast Day of the Holy Innocents, Martyrs, December 28, 2020
10:30 Mass for the Feast of the Holy Family of Jesus, Mary, and Joseph, December 27, 2020
8 AM Mass for the Feast of the Holy Family of Jesus, Mary and Joseph, December 27, 2020
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4 PM Mass for the Feast of the Holy Family of Jesus, Mary, and Joseph, December 26,2020
10:30 AM Mass on Christmas Morning, December 25, 2020
6 PM Mass for Christmas, Christmas Eve, December 24, 2020
Mass for December 24, 2020 in the Fourth Week of Advent
10:30 AM Mass for the 4th Sunday of Advent, Sunday, December 20, 2020
8 AM Mass for the 4th Sunday of Advent, December 20, 2020
4 PM Mass for the 4th Sunday of Advent, Saturday, December 19, 2020
Mass in Advent for December 18, 2020
Thankful to God for the gift of the Catholic TV Network i invite you to watclh Fr. John Sheridan offer the Mass today as we deal with the weather and the storm impacting the Merrimack Valley. God bless you!
Mass for Thursday in the 3rd Week of Advent, December 17, 2020
Mass for Wednesday in the 3rd Week of Advent, December 16, 2020
Mass for Tuesday in the 3rd Week of Advent, December 15, 2020
Mass for the Memorial of St. John of the Cross, December 14, 2020
10:30 AM Mass for Gaudete Sunday, the 3rd Sunday of Advent, December 13, 2020
8 AM Mass for Gaudete Sunday, the 3rd Sunday of Advent, December 13, 2020
4 PM Mass for Gaudete Sunday, the 3rd Sunday of Advent, December 12, 2020
Friday, December 11, 2020: With apologies! Our Live Stream is not working this morning. Working on the problem now. Sorry there was no Mass this morning!
Mass for Thursday in the 2nd Week of Advent, December 10, 2020
Mass for Wednesday in the 2nd Week of Advent, December 9, 2020
Mass for the Solemnity of the Immaculate Conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary, December 8, 2020
Mass for the Memorial of St. Ambrose, Bishop and Doctor of the Church, December 7, 2020
10:30 AM Mass for the 2nd Sunday of Advent, Sunday, December 6, 2020
8 AM Mass for the 2nd Sunday of Advent, Sunday, December 6, 2020
Vigil Mass for the 2nd Sunday in Advent, Saturday, December 5, 2020
Mass for Friday in the 1st Week of Advent, December 4, 2020
Memorial of St. Francis Xavier, Priest, Thursday, December 3, 2020
Mass for Wednesday in the 1st Week of Advent, December 2, 2020
Mass for Tuesday in the 1st Week of Advent, December 1, 2020
Mass for the Feast Day of St. Andrew, Apostle, November 30, 2020
10:30 AM Mass for the 1st Sunday of Advent, November 29, 2020
8 AM Mass for the 1st Sunday of Advent, November 29, 2020
4 PM Mass for the 1st Sunday of Advent, November 28, 2020
Mass for the Memorial of Saint Andrew Dung-Lac, Priest, and Companions, Martyrs
Mass for Monday in the 34th Week of Ordinary Time, November 23, 2020
1030 AM Mass for the Solemnity of Our Lord Jesus Christ, The King of the Universe, 11/22/20
8 AM Vigil Mass for the Solemnity of Our Lord Jesus Christ, King of the Universe, 11/22/20
Problem with the recording, the Mass begins at 2:49 with the Prelude In Christ Alone
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4 PM Vigil Mass for the Solemnity of Our Lord Jesus Christ, King of the Universe, 11/21/20
Mass for the Friday in the 33rd Week of Ordinary Time, November 20, 2020
Mass for the Thursday in the 33rd Week of Ordinary Time, November 19, 2020
Mass for Wednesday in the 33rd Week of Ordinary Time, November 18, 2020
Mass for the Memorial of St. Elizabeth of Hungary, November 17, 2020
Mass for Monday in the 33rd Week of Ordinary Time, November 16, 2020
10:30 AM Mass for the 33rd Sunday in Ordinary Time, November 15, 2020
8 AM Mass for the 33rd Sunday in Ordinary Time, November 15, 2020
4 PM Mass for the 33rd Sunday in Ordinary Time, November 14, 2020
Mass for the Memorial of St. Frances Xavier Cabrini, November 13, 2020
Mass for the Memorial of St. Josophat, Bishop and Martyr, November 12, 2020
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Mass for the Memorial of St. Martin of Tours, November 11, 2020
Mass for the Memorial of Pope St. Leo the Great, November 10, 2020
Mass for the Memorial of the Dedication of the Lateran Basilica, November 9, 2020
10:30 AM Mass for the 32nd Sunday in Ordinary Time, November 8, 2020
8 AM Mass for the 32nd Sunday in Ordinary Time, November 8, 2020
Veterans Day Concert presented by The Veteran's Den Band, November 7, 2020
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4 PM Mass for the 32nd Sunday in Ordinary Time, November 7, 2020
Mass for Friday in the 31st Week of Ordinary Time, November 6, 2020
Mass for Thursday in the 31st Week of Ordinary Time, November 5, 2020
Mass for the Memorial of St. Charles Borromeo, November 4, 2020
Mass for the Tuesday in the 31st Week of Ordinary Time, November 3, 2020
Mass for All Souls Day, November 2, 2020
10:30 AM Mass for All Saints Day, Sunday, November 1, 2020
8 AM Mass for All Saints Day, Sunday, November 1, 2020
Mass for the Vigil of All Saints Day, October 31, 2020
Mass for Friday in the 30th Week of Ordinary Time, October 30, 2020
Feast of Saint Jude and Saint Simon, Wedensday, October 28, 2020
Mass for the Monday in the 30th Week of Ordinary Time, October 26, 2020
10:30 Mass for the 30th Sunday in Ordinary Time, October 25, 2020
Memorial of Pope St. John Paul II, October 22, 2020
Mass for the Tuesday in the 29th Week of Ordinary Time
Memorial of Saints John de Brébeuf and Isaac Jogues, Priests, and Companions, Martyrs 10/19/2020. Click here to watch a recording of hte Mass.
1030 AM Mass for the 29th Sunday in Ordinary Time, Sunday, October 18, 2020
Memorial of St. Theresa of Jesus, Virgin and Doctor of the Church, October 15, 2020
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Mass for Monday in the 28th Week of Ordinary Time, Columbus Day, October 12, 2020
8 and 10:30 AM Mass for the 28th Sunday in Ordinary Time, October 11, 2020
Special Double Header edition! (the recording didn't stop after the 8! ;-)
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Mass for Friday in the 27th Week of Ordinary Time October 9, 2020
Mass for the Thursday in the 27th Week of Ordinary Time, October 8, 2020
Mass for the Feast of Our Lady of the Most Holy Rosary, October 7, 2020
Mass for the Tuesday in the 27th Week of Ordinary Time, October 6, 2020
Mass for the Monday in the 27th Week of Ordinary Time, October 5, 2020
10:30 AM Mass for the 27th Sunday in Ordinary Time, October 4, 2020
8 AM Mass for the 27th Sunday in Ordinary Time, Saturday, October 4, 2020
4 PM Vigil Mass for the 27th Sunday in Ordinary Time, Saturday, October 3, 2020
Mass for the Memorial of the Holy Guardian Angels, October 2, 2020
Mass for the Memorial of St. Therese of the Child Jesus, Virgin and Doctor of the Church, October 1, 2020. The euipment went offline inexplicably about 15 minutes into the Mass, and ended abruptly before the homily was finished. Sorry! Click here to watch what was recorded.
Mass for the Memorial of St. Jerome, Priest and Doctor of the Church, September 30, 2020
Mass for the Feast of Saint Michael, Saint Gabriel, and Saint Raphael, Archangels, September 29, 2020. Click here to watch a recording of the Mass.
Mass for Monday in the 26th Sunday in Ordinary Time, September 28, 2020.
10:30 AM Mass for the 26th Sunday in Ordinary Time, September 27, 2020
Mass for Friday in the 25th Week of Ordinary Time, September 25, 2020
Mass for Thursday in the 25th Week of Ordinary Time, September 24, 2020
Mass for the Memorial of Saint Padre Pio, September 23, 2020
Mass for Tuesday in the 25th Week of Ordinary Time, September 22, 2020
Mass for the Feast of St. Matthew, Apostle and Evangelist, September 21, 2020
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Mass for Thursday in Thursday in the 24th Week in Ordinary Time, September 17, 2020
Mass for the Memorial of Pope St. Cornelius and St. Cyprian, September 16, 2020
Mass for the Exaltation of the Holy Cross, September 14, 2020
OLGC Confirmation, Saturday September 12, 2020
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10:30 AM Mass for the 23rd Sunday in Ordinary Time, September 6, 2020
8 AM Mass for the 23rd Sunday in Ordinary Time, September 6, 2020
4 PM Mass for the 23rd Sunday in Ordinary Time, September 5, 2020
10:30 AM Mass on Sunday, August 30, 2020
8 AM Mass for the 22nd Sunday in Ordinary Time 8/30/2020
4 PM Mass for the 22nd Sunday in Ordinary Time 8/29/2020
Memorial of St. Augustine, August 28, 2020
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Memorial of St. Monica, August 27, 2020
Mass for Tuesday in the 21st Week of Ordinary Time, August 25, 2020
Mass for the Feast of St. Bartholomew, Apostle, August 24, 2020
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1030 AM Mass for the 21st Sunday in Ordinary Time, August 23, 2020
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Caratteristiche tecniche
È un attaccante che opera principalmente da ala sinistra: dotato di estro, grande rapidità e buone doti tecniche, è in grado sia di creare opportunità per i compagni, sia di concludere in proprio, grazie al suo fiuto del gol.

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Nato a Londra e cresciuto nel quartiere di Wembley, Rowe ha iniziato a giocare nella scuola calcio locale, l'AFC Wembley, prima di entrare a far parte del settore giovanile del  nel 2014. Dopo aver fatto tutta la trafila del vivaio dei Canaries, nell'ottobre del 2021 il giocatore ha firmato il suo primo contratto da professionista con la società.

Il mese successivo, con l'arrivo di Dean Smith sulla panchina del Norwich (in sostituzione dell'esonerato Daniel Farke), Rowe ha ottenuto per la prima volta la possibilità di allenarsi in prima squadra, venendo aggregato in pianta stabile nel giro di poco tempo. Quindi, il 28 dicembre del 2021, ha esordito ufficialmente fra i professionisti, sostituendo Chrīstos Tzolīs al 68º minuto della partita di Premier League in casa del , persa per 3-0: nell'occasione, è diventato il giocatore più giovane a disputare un incontro della massima serie per la squadra giallo-verde, superando Darren Eadie.

Nel gennaio del 2022, Rowe ha rinnovato il proprio contratto con il Norwich fino al 30 giugno del 2025, mentre la partenza di Todd Cantwell lo ha reso ancora più rilevante dei piani di Smith, che nel corso della stagione ha alternato l'ala proprio al compagno di reparto Tzolīs. Il 6 marzo del 2022, Rowe ha realizzato il suo primo assist, servendo il compagno Teemu Pukki per il gol della bandiera nella partita di campionato contro il , persa per 3-1. Tuttavia, non è riuscito ad evitare una nuova retrocessione della squadra in Championship a fine stagione.

Per la maggior parte della stagione successiva, l'attaccante rimane indisponibile a causa di un infortunio alla caviglia.

Statistiche
Statistiche aggiornate al 15 maggio 2022.

Presenze e reti nei club

Note

Collegamenti esterni

 Jon Rowe, su The Athletic.
 Jon Rowe, su L'Équipe.

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Jimmy Reagan est un boxeur américain né le  à San Francisco, Californie, et mort le .

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Passé professionnel en 1907 à l'âge de 16 ans, il devient deux ans plus tard champion du monde des poids coqs en battant aux points Jimmy Walsh le . Ce succès sera de courte durée puisqu'il est battu le  suivant par Monte Attell. Battu également lors du combat revanche, Reagan combattra jusqu'en 1919 sans toutefois remporter de nouveaux titres. Il met un terme à sa carrière sur un bilan de 24 victoires, 30 défaites et 14 matchs nuls.

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Boxeur américain
Champion du monde de boxe professionnelle
Naissance en juillet 1891
Naissance à San Francisco
Décès en octobre 1975
Décès à 84 ans


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If you open the TomTom MyDrive Webpage and log into it with your account do you see your favourites listed there. 3rd Icon down on the left. If so then I think if you attach your unit to the PC and open MyDrive connect as well as MyDrive webpage and leave it on it may sync the favourites back to your unit. Thats what happens on the later units don't know if it does it with yours.
Thanks Doug, I'll give that a go when I've got somebody else's WiFi.
Car Safe Drive on Google Play Store type in carsafedrive and scroll down page. Motorhomers drive long distances every day on motorways. Car Safe Drive is an app from google play store beta version currently that will try to inform you if you are getting close to a vehicle on the road its basically a driver assist app on your phone. All you need is a cradle and android phone and it monitors vehicles ahead of you on the motorway and does have a lane control features that will be improved in the release version.
Great little App for all those motorhome users who do not have driver assist on their motorhome. Any extra pair of eyes on the road is a good thing even if it is a single electronic eye via your phone camera. Warns by putting a box around vehicle ahead of you and if the car in front breaks hard or you get very close it will attempt to warn you with different level sounds of alarm.
Anyone who feels they need this sort of App should simply NOT be on the road.
It's the DRIVER who should be watching the road ahead and NOT be relying on some bit of (suspect) technology, how would the police view it if you collided with the rear of another vehicle and said "well my phone didn't tell me I was too close"?
OK rant over now, but, as someone who spent 30 years dealing with crashes I am horrified that anyone might rely on such a system rather than concentrating on the task in hand.
I recall from my police driving courses "Concentration is defined as the application of mind and body to a particular endeavour to the total exclusion of anything not relevant to that endeavour" 42 years without being involved in ANY crash seems to demonstrate that mantra works.
My wife is the biggest distraction when I'm driving. Guaranteed when negotiating a new roundabout with seven exits I will be asked to look at some floral display or paint job.
Apparently my Mazda has a crash avoidance system, never dared to test it.
As does mine but that works using a front facing radar which is a whole world away from some (unknown) app on a mobile phone!
I did sort of test mine once swinging into a tyre depot and approaching a low wall a little enthusiastically (but already braking) I got thrown into my seat belt because the car (Mazda 6) decided I should stop NOW!! So it certainly seems to work!
I will still not test it until I need to.
I hadn't "intended" to test mine, it just happened under the circumstances I explained.


I predict one year from today CurrentC won't be up and running and, in fact, history will show it was just another attempt to stall and prevent any kind of mobile payment system in the U.S. from being a success. I'm not saying that there won't be NFC payment systems, just that they'll be marginalized and virtually usess as a result.
At the moment, those retailers are locked in to support it. It was part of their investment when they joined MCX. After time of it going nowhere and under pressure of public backlash, they will abandon it.
I'm a sysadmin who works in retail.
No one is forced to join MCX. The big retailers who are part of this consortium are there by choice. They are attempting to reduce their payment processing costs. Currently, MC/Visa charge them 3% on almost all of their revenue. That is many millions of dollars. Apple Pay perpetuates this forced marriage.
I don't personally believe that large industry consortiums make the best software developers, and so I'm not expecting them to produce an elegant product. A clunky app will not see wide user addition. Therefore, I expect CurrenC o die a slow death.
My personal hope is that payment networks built on bitcoin reach critical mass, and retailers can give some of the 3% savings back to consumers. Time will tell.
Johnny, thanks for the feedback! Check back in a year to see if my prediction is correct.
I agree w/ CurrentC being a slow disaster, but I do think that NFC payment will become very popular in a year.
ApplePay helped spark it, but the truth will be the required upgrades to the terminals due to EMV.
Hi Tom. Yes, it will be interesting to see how things go in a year or two.
It is sad timing for MCX to also announce that they've had email addresses stolen. Email addresses of their current beta customers and people who signed up for more info. It makes me wonder about their security when they are asking for my SSN, DL number and bank account info yet it has been demonstrated that they cannot keep email addresses secure. No thanks. CurrentC is not for me and I think this breach will hurt them (maybe fatally) in the long run.
Apple embracing NFC is a good thing. They have good marketshare and marketing thump to finally bring NFC payments into the light. Yes, Android has had NFC for 2 years. The issue with that is not all of the Android handset makers chose to adopt NFC and Google Wallet (not to mention slow adoption of the NFC capable POS terminals by retailers). You can be sure by this time next year, ALL of the major Android makers will have NFC capable phones. Maybe even Windows Phone as well. It will be interesting to see if Google Wallet changes to be more like Apple Pay but I think it would be hard for Google to give up the data mining they get with the current process. Matthew also hit upon a major factor in the coming adoption of NFC: EMV rule changes will finally bring the US out of the swipe-only card dark ages. As retailers are upgrading POS terminals over the next year, they might as well get the ones with NFC so they can accept even more forms of payments. I expect some time soon, retailers won't even have the option to get POS terminals that don't support NFC.
Thanks for the interesting and detailed thoughts.
To be clear: I want NFC. I want to be able to pay by clicking "yes" on my phone.
I just think that greedy self-interests that have ruined this before, and they'll ruin it again.
Tom, I too have enjoyed this conversation. I agree that the greedy self-interests are trying their damnedest to stop it. I think they will lose in the long run. Meijer in the Midwest is an MCX partner but they support ApplePay/Google Wallet. Maybe RiteAid and CVS will grow a set and follow suit. If they don't, they might find customers voting with the feet and their money.


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This stamp was inspired by a suggestion. She described a scene of a dog licking Santa's face so vividly, that this design just had to be created right away.
These stamps are great if you'd love to create a Holiday Card for someone who is a dog person, loves your dog or just loves the humor of this cute stamp.


49 different people came to class, and our average attendance was 26.
We scanned some of the "Helicopter View" illustrations from Bill Gillham's book "Lifetime Guarantee" and "What God Wishes Christians Knew About Christianity" that have been very meaningful to me in illustrating how we've been crucified in Christ and have become new creatures in Christ Jesus.
The class evaluations overwhelmingly gave appreciation for the PowerPoint slides and Biblical truth presented. I'm quite certain many of the class attendees had not heard the message of grace presented as the material and webinars did so clearly. The PowerPoint slides are terrific!
We had a great overall response!
A godly Christian couple, helped us throughout the summer leading the classes when we were out of town and providing support.
We handed out Vernon's FreeNHim.org "In Adam," " Setting Your Mind," and "Battle Blueprint" cards as rewards for attendance. We "bribed" people today – that in order to get Vernon's "Battle Blueprint" card, they had to complete the class evaluation (see attached).
We met every other Wednesday to add to the material presented on Sunday. Many more women came on Wednesday night than men.
We could tell all kinds of stories.
One woman with an alcohol addiction now has her kids back living with her.
Over and over again, we heard testimonies that the message of being "dead to sin and alive to God and a new creature in Christ " was setting people free.
We needed more time to discuss the material in that our Sunday School class is only 50 minutes. A longer Sunday School class time would have helped us to not feel so rushed, and would have left more time for discussion.
Sadly, there was little time to have personal one on one discussions.
I felt the need, whether right or wrong, to somehow tie all the material together and provide a "Biblical thinking process" for people to use as a tool to believe the truth and win the battle in their minds. We did walk attendees through Vernon's "Setting Your Mind" card for this and also just walked people through key workbook pages and Romans 6 verse by verse in an effort to give a simple thinking process of Biblical truth for overcoming strongholds of addiction. Lord willing, we'll be covering another Freedom in Christ class in the future and will be able to walk people through the Steps to Freedom in Christ.
Four or five people mentioned in their evaluations that they wanted to have one on one counseling. We don't know how we're going to handle this just yet with the pressure of our schedules. Maybe we should just walk these people through the "Steps" one by one?
It is hard to measure the extent to which people had been set free from their addictions because we just haven't had time for a lot of one on one discussions. We do know that God's Word won't return void, and we did get many positive testimonies at the end of class today and throughout the summer.
Pam and I are glad the class is over. We've both gone through the workbook over the past three and a half months, and as you know, it is "intense" to get through the material. When people ask me how I'm doing I say, "I'm immersed in addiction" – but the Biblical truth has been glorious and has certainly given us a new measure of freedom!!
May the Lord continue to use you both!!
Would you recommend this class to your friends or family members? Why or why not?
•Yes, to receive freedom, peace, joy, LIFE in Jesus.
•Yes, I have to my family.
•Absolutely!!! This would be great even for those who don't realize they have addictions.
•Yes, I would, but if they aren't ready to see what's going on they won't listen.
•Yes, because if you listen you learn a lot.
•Yes, because I believe they would find the answers they are looking for.
•Yes, because I believe it helped me.
•Yes, because of the truths learned. It is freedom for someone to know that who they are is not an addict in Christ.
•Yes, this class is crucial to spiritual growth!
•Yes, because battling the oppression of the world, flesh and Satan is the #1 reason that the church and saints are so defeated all the time. This information is crucial to a saint's discipleship. The bible study of Romans chapter 6 was worth it.
•Yes, everyone needs to understand how Christ can set you free.
•Yes, there is freedom and revelation of one's self by God's Holy Spirit.
•Yes, it is full of truth and motivates you and gives you more opportunity to seek Him.
•This is the most relevant Sunday School class I have attended in 30 years. Most people battle addiction or fear or depression but have no place to speak about this and no teaching on these topics in church. The answer is to meditate and confess the truth of God's Word and to deny the lies of the enemy. This class is giving me a better mental outlook and hope. Please continue this teaching. Thank you!
•This is the most learning tool that I have ever attended. I can review and renew my life by reviewing past and understanding why I did things to myself. God has opened my eyes and my heart to the truth. I have become stronger in what I believe. I understand more now then I ever did before about the truth in God's word.
•I did not complete all the lessons, but did try to make all the classes and the special Wednesday night class. Over the time, the Lord helped me realize who I am in Christ and maintain that thought over the time from (?) class. I've seen the most important change in my relationship with my daughter. I was angry, tired of the problems and was not realizing who she also was in Christ. The Lord has helped me to soften my tone and voice and speak encouraging words to uplift. This past week marked a turning point in our relationship. A very small victory but the beginning. She is in church today and that is a milestone. They have not been here all summer. Praise God!


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Politicians from Australia, UK attend roundtable on whether India is becoming a fascist state
On 26 November, India's Constitution Day, diasporic advocacy groups organised a roundtable on the question, "Is India becoming a fascist state?" The event was attended by politicians, researchers and activists from Australia, the United States and the United Kingdom.
On 1 December, the Indian foreign ministry reacted sharply to comments by the Canadian prime minister, Justin Trudeau, calling the ongoing farmers' protest in India a "concerning situation" and supporting their right to peaceful protest. The ministry said "such comments are unwarranted, especially when pertaining to the internal affairs of a democratic country." On the same day, Janet Rice, an Australian senator, addressed the country's parliament and called the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh a "fascist organisation." Five days earlier, on India's Constitution Day, she attended a roundtable discussion on the question, "Is India becoming a fascist state?"
The roundtable was jointly organised by Amnesty International and Australia- and United States-based diasporic advocacy groups: Humanism Project, Hindus for Human Rights and the Indian American Muslim Council. David Shoebridge, a member of the New South Wales parliament—Australia has eight state-level parliaments—from the Australian Greens party, moderated the discussion. Shoebridge kicked off the session by asking if "values that are said to resonate with that liberal, democratic tradition of democracy and freedom of expression" were being upheld in India. "As friends of India, these are questions, I think, that we need to ask," he said.
The roundtable was held over two panel discussions, the first one titled, "View from Academia and Civil Society," had researchers and activists as speakers, and the second one on the "Role of the International Community," included politicians from the United Kingdom and United States. The panellists discussed the activities of the Sangh Parivar—the RSS and its affiliates—and the Bharatiya Janata Party government helmed by Narendra Modi, as well as the challenges to dissent and free speech in India.
Suchitra Vijayan, the executive editor of the Polis Project—a US-based research and media organisation—provided context about the Sangh Parivar in the first panel. "The Sangh Parivar is modelled after the Italian fascists and the German Nazis," she said. "It is wrong to assume that fascist tactics are only used in dictatorships, in totalitarian regimes," Vijayan said. She cited the writing of Jason Stanley, a professor at Yale University and the author of How Fascism Works, which lays out various strategies used in fascist politics.
"These strategies include petitioning to a mythic past, reinvention of history, use of propaganda, creating a culture of anti-intellectualism, attacking universities and educational systems that might challenge their ideas," Vijayan said, citing Stanley. "This is followed by constant repetition of the Hindu victimhood, obscuring law and order, and dismantling public welfare and unity. Eventually, with these techniques, fascist politics create a state of unreality in which conspiracy theories, fake news replaced reasonable debate." She added, "In India, politicians employ these strategies regularly." Based in the US, Vijayan said she was speaking "as a concerned Indian citizen who is watching her home being destroyed from afar."
Amrita Singh is an editorial fellow at The Caravan.
Keywords: Fascism Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh Narendra Modi Australia Mohan Bhagwat Indian Diaspora


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Stars of celebrity sex tapes
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(CBS) A Spanish collector is planning to auction what he claims is a sex tape featuring Marilyn Monroe when she was still an underage actress known as Norma Jean Baker.
A Monroe expert says it isn't her, and, as we all know, the actress didn't need the scandal surrounding a sex tape to become an icon. But there are plenty of other stars who have had starring roles in sex tapes. Some of them used the footage as a marketing tool to further their fame, while others tried to block the steamy scenes from being seen.
Here's a look at some of the celebrity stars of sex tapes:
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Paris Hilton made a sex tape with then-boyfriend Rick Salomon, which was leaked online in 2003. Hilton initially tried to stop the distribution of the tape, which reportedly came out a week prior to the premiere of her reality show "The Simple Life," but she eventually dropped the suit. In a 2005 interview, Hilton's lawyer said the socialite/TV personality receives profits from the tape, which was released commercially under the title "1 Night in Paris."
Before she was on "Keeping Up with the Kardashians," Kim Kardashian starred in a homemade sex tape with singer Ray J, which was leaked in February 2007. The socialite/TV personality sued adult video producer Vivid Entertainment for ownership of the tape, but dropped the case later that year and settled for $5 million.
Actor Rob Lowe faced controversy in the 1980s when he taped himself having sex with two women, one of whom was a minor.
One of the earliest Internet celebrity sex tapes was of Pamela Anderson and then-husband Tommy Lee. Video footage of the couple on their honeymoon was reportedly stolen from their home and caused a stir on the Internet in 1997. The couple sued Internet Entertainment Group, attempting to bar the tape's distribution. Ultimately, the Lees reached a confidential settlement agreement with IEG, which then began making the tape available to its subscribers again.
Dustin Diamond, who played Screech on "Saved by the Bell," authorized the release of a sex tape in 2006, in hopes it would bring in profits and help boost his career.
Former presidential candidate John Edwards made a sex tape with his mistress, Rielle Hunter. Former Edwards aide Andrew Young told ABC News in 2010 that he found a sex tape of Hunter and Edwards in a pile of trash in a house where Hunter once lived.
In 2005, Limp Bizkit rocker Fred Durst sued 10 websites operators who posted a homemade sex tape of him and a former girlfriend after it was stolen from his computer. Durst sought more than $70 million in damages and any profits the site operators reaped from the three-minute clip.
A tape of figure skater Tonya Harding having sex with her then-husband Jeff Gillooly became so widely available that the couple decided to release it officially. The so-called "Wedding Night" video (the wedding gown was actually a Halloween costume) was released in 1994.
In 2004, Professional wrestler Chyna (real name Joanne Laurer) and her husband approached the video company Red Light District to distribute their sex tape. The video, titled "1 Night in Chyna," sold over 100,000 copies, with both Laurer and Waltman earning a share of the profits.
Former beauty queen Carrie Prejean's legal battle with Miss California USA pageant officials reportedly ended in 2009, when both sides settled lawsuits against each other after the revelation of a sex tape. Prejean was alone in the video, which she claimed she made for a boyfriend when she was 17.
TV personality Kendra Wilkinson had an unauthorized sex tape released by Vivid Entertainment in 2010. The former "The Girls Next Door" star tried to block the release of the video, made with a boyfriend when she was 18, but RadarOnline.com reported that Wilkinson had several sex tapes and that she set up a company to try and sell the footage.
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Under drizzling gray skies, families gathered outside the city morgue here today for a turn to identify loved ones killed in violent street protests this week against new Government austerity measures.
As hearses lined up along the sloping, tree-shaded streets outside the morgue, the odor of death wafted gently from the building where officials say most of the more than 300 bodies recovered from the rioting have been taken. Morgue attendants acknowledged that the heavy death toll had forced them to reduce processing times for bodies to a matter of hours rather than days or weeks. And they confirmed that a number of unidentified victims of the violence had already been buried in common graves because of a shortage of space, and the advanced deterioration of their bodies.
But local press reports quoted other Government figures as saying the ultimate toll from the rioting, which spread quickly throughout the country, would be more than 600 when victims from areas outside the capital were counted. And, as businessmen and shop owners surveyed the damage of three days of looting and vandalism, it seemed clear that the estimated cost of the nationwide rampage in lives and property would continue to rise.
In Caracas today, only the presence of soldiers guarding gas stations and food stores and patrolling some slum neighborhoods detracted from the sense that life had returned to normal. Streets were filled with shoppers and pedestrians.
On the southern side of the capital, apartment buildings bore the scars of bullets from soldiers' machine guns, fired in response to harassment from snipers.
Although no one has estimated the total cost of the property damage, Government and business officials said the worst destruction was confined to poor areas, where damage to retail stores was so severe that in many places the food distribution system was essentially dstroyed.
There has been no indication if the Government will try to repair some of the damage with emergency foreign loans. But businessmen here said they believed most of the new money is already committed to servicing the country's massive foreign debt.
And many others fear that the worst legacy left by the unrest will be the damage that it has done to Venezuela's reputation as one of Latin America's most prosperous and stable democracies. By reducing the confidence that outsiders must have before they invest in Venezuela's economy, they say, the result could be a worsening of the very economic crisis that produced the violence to begin with.