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My wife and I just couldn't muster the energy and will to watch a movie
about a man who has everything (wife, daughter and job), and is in a
rather enviable position overall. And his problem is... well, we
couldn't figure out. He's bored? Doesn't "like his life"? So, let's
make a movie about it, shall we?
The premise to this movie is so preposterous, that his audience may be left completely unsympathetic to the main character, or even less sympathetic to the whole enterprise that made the movie possible.
The saving grace of this movie is the good directing - there's a pinch of comedy to give a genre direction to the movie, but apart that, the characters seem rather genuine. Sadly, the whole plot is stillborn and worthless.
I was really looking forward to "Multiple Sarcasms". With a story about
a man, basically at a mid-life crisis, who is looking for happiness in
writing and in films, I thought I could really relate. But for a film
about playwriting at its heart, it's rather poorly written. Many scenes
telling us things that we already know. The first third of the film was
introducing us to the main characters, over and over again. But I got
everything I needed to know about the characters in the first scene so
the rest just became a lesson in boredom.
It was supposed to be about Gabriel discovering that his happiness is rooted in writing, but then out of nowhere the main story became about crossing the line of infidelity. Not writing at all. Boredom, crossing into confusion just becomes frustration. Even with the many underrated actors, "Multiple Sarcasms" is not worth the frustration and boredom.
This film examines an interesting aspect of life...friendship between men and women without sex or romance. It's something I personally relate to because my best friends are women (and most of them are also close friends of my wife.) It also is a very well written and well directed film. The lines are good and they are well delivered in a very natural and understated manner, almost as though the scenes were improv. The concept of the play within a play, certainly not an original dramatic device, is, nevertheless, done effectively. This wasn't a big buck film, either in its production costs or its box office. But I suspect the people who made it are motivated more by artistry than by avarice.
Another reviewer here characterized the whole premise of the movie as
"preposterous". Obviously, that person has not known many people of
wealth and privilege. I have personally known many people of great
"success" and wealth who were not very happy. They may have fulfilled
the "American Dream" of job, family, etc... but they did NOT feel
contentment, fulfillment or joy. One recently committed suicide... a
very well-off and talented guy.
So, it's not "preposterous" at all. It's quite common and very understandable since our values here are based almost completely on money -- which is only a tool and you can't purchase happiness, only distraction.
Perfect example of a movie that should not be judged by the average rating it receives from viewers. People are apparently terrified of exploring their feelings, their decisions, or their lives if they rated this 4.6 out of 10. With no qualifiers, I give it a 10. Where & when can one explore one's self? Certainly not in schooljails where the teachers themselves are unlikely to have ever gotten to know themselves. Authenticity, the ability to be oneself, is totally lacking in this most vital institution where kids are supposed to get prepared for life. Here is a movie to help focus on the aspect of our lives that is left out of the curriculum--to question one's choices, to find meaning, to discover love, to learn from mistakes. Most people will not bother but will continue making the same mistakes over & over again. Bravo to the producers & everyone connected with this film for giving us something way above the standard fare. EXCEPTIONAL!
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A seemingly happy man with an unscratchable itch blunders in to a solution that is neither heroic nor mundane but nevertheless seems satisfyingly right in a very ordinary way. Without quite knowing what he knows that he has been battling with a conundrum his whole life, to find a solution he turns away from his life and decides he must write a play. He then finds himself describing his conundrum and the movie unfolds like a detective novel with odd clues dropped from time to time, as he traces the root of what's been bothering him. He finishes his play and better yet its production is financially rewarding, he's a made man and he does not have the itch any more. I gave the film an eight because even though the dialogue stank in parts, the Director still manages to convey a voice and evoke empathy and a sense of shared human experience.
I just watched this movie and i must admit it wasn't brilliant but
better then a lot of other movies.
The plot starts with a family seemingly happy but as you have already guessed nothing is as it seems. The guy is a thinker while the wife is not so much. Then blah blah blah and the guy writes a sarcastic play, leaves his wife, and finally gets together with his true soul mate.
Now a response to the previous review: A guy criticized that the plot makes us completely unsympathetic to the main character due to his ungratefulness to what he has(the happy family stuff). I agree that you shouldn't not leave a marriage in ruin like that but in order to achieve that you need to be on the same level of understanding with your partner. That doesn't mean that you always agree but it means he at least gets your "multiple sarcasm". Im not talking about intelligence here well maybe I am so what some people get it some don't that is just how it is.
Anyway not a bad movie but i think it dint reach the right audience.
I guess it all depends on what one brings to a movie. If I were only going to watch this film once, I would miss most of it. On a film binge, long vacation, I watched 2 other films of other genres before I got to _Multiple Sarcasms_. I wouldn't classify it as a comedy and I got unsorted mush. I even stopped in the middle and went to bed. The next morning I decided to see it through. I will watch it again. Scenes of exceptional beauty, characters that are real, believable (uh, is this a movie or did I get into somebody else's head). Terms one learned at school, well, for example about theater -- for example, "vraisemblance" -- help to "defamiliarize the text". We may have seen movies with bits, tropes, business, cutting and editing like this before, but this one is still original, subtle, and inviting with sufficient refractions with stage and staging to place us both inside it and outside it. Very near the end of the film, the writer places himself as an actor on the stage, then also to one side as editor/actor critiquing the writer/actor. This was not over done. Life into stage or film is very strange and wonderful. There are characters playing the role of audience members whom we have gotten to know during the course of the film. The music was excellent, the scenes, the character development of supporting characters was fine (getting good and drunk with "Eric"). We could probe the messiness of the protagonist's life "as life" with the "vraisemblance" probe (Living out of a suitcase? His dwelling was no suitcase.) By the end of the film we have seen a man's life shuddering into chaos as he takes up writing, and the miracle of the process is that a beautiful coherence emerges. He has become more grounded, centered and real. The process works! I should write a play. This is pretty good film alchemy. India Ennenga's "Liz" was radiant.
You have to make yourself watch this flick! The promotional
description/summary here on IMDb certainly makes this story sound far
more interesting than this movie can ever be.
It's the usual NYC setting with beautiful people in successful jobs but - oh my - the waters run deep and dark and the characters are way too introspective. Still wanting to be young and free Gabriel suddenly realizes he's in a stale marriage and has a child and he wants to be a writer. So he looks and acts like an old wino through 93% of the movie.
This type of story has 'been so done'! This flick starts sinking within the first 15 to 20 minutes - whenever you suddenly realize where this story is going. And there's the happy happy ending.
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Multiple Sarcasms Timothy Hutton gives a great performance of a man who is tired of his work and married life, and is driven to work out who he is by writing a play. It is a process that is riddled with angst, his creative self attempting to emerge in spite of the inevitable obstacles, in the form of his wife, who he fears "doesn't get him," to his guilt about striking out for himself in an authentic way as possibly harming his gifted and appealing daughter, his job as an architect, which ceases to satisfy him creatively. His unkempt, "just gotten out of bed" look, complete with five o'clock shadow, hair with a will of its own and rumpled clothes give a physical presence to his discontent and yearning for something more. At times, there are surrealistic scenes, reminiscent of "The Singing Detective," (which are inspired, and for me some of the best moments of the film) where he re-writes interactions that had painful ramifications for him, e.g. his argument with his wife while they were visiting her family for Christmas, and his well-intentioned but maladroit attempt to come to his daughter's aid during a crisis at school. The other actors give natural and resonant performances, including Dana Delany with her cool, porcelain sadness as his wife, and Mira Sorvino, the wise, funny and vulnerable best friend (an iconic representation of every man's "anima"), India Ennenga as the precocious and lovable daughter, and Mario Van Peebles, playing against his usual type, as his gay friend (he gives a monologue that is so effective that it would be a good audition piece). Stockard Channing was perfectly cast as the agent, industry and worldly-wise, funny and charming. It is an ode to Manhattan as well as a right-brained, intuitive look into a man's struggle to become his authentic self through self-expression. At times he appears childlike, selfish, depressed, even crazed, and yet he is doing what he has to do to make life bearable. This brave gem of a film presents a classic view of the struggle of a creative person, highs, lows, absurdity and revelations. The images captured by his daughter and superimposed with artfully free cursive reminded me of some of the work of Corita Kent, projected into a new medium, for a new century. The music was well-chosen, beautifully performed, fit the narrative and emphasized the emotion and themes.
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Some people accuse the Republicans of just playing politics with these hearings. Wasn't it just as political for the Democrats to have their hearings on Watergate, Iran/Contra? Of course it was, but what really caused the Benghazi problem was when Obama and Clinton played politics in trying to cover up the truth about what really happened in Libya. If they had been straight up from the beginning, and condemned it as a terriorist attack, and said they would get the ones who did it, Obama would still be President and most people would not even remember much about Benghazi. Why did they do it? It seems like every President makes this kind of mistake sooner or later, and apparantly Obama is no different. So he will have to accept the consequences of a diminished Presidency. And it probably ends Hillarys ambitions too.
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I don't want an administration that tries to deceive the American people.
It's not enough for impeachment, but a warning against giving Obama control
of the house and senate in 2014.
The AP has lost it's journalistic integrity. They no longer report the news, but give a very one sidded opinion.
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The source is Think Progress, a George Soros website. They praised Hicks until his testimony didn't support Obama. Their first article was titled "GOP Star Witnesses Debunk Right -Wing Benghazi Conspiracy Theories" on Wednesday. Then they ran "Embassy Staff Undercut Whistleblower Testimony on Benghazi" yesterday.
Lisa Meyers of NBC News said, "…I got calls from a number of Democrats yesterday trying to undermine Greg Hicks's testimony, saying he wasn't demoted, etc. So I think they feel that some damage was done by those three witnesses on Wednesday."
Foreign Policy Magazine: "Hicks has a distinguished record of service in six overseas assignments in Bahrain, Afghanistan, Libya, Yemen, Syria, and Gambia. He has received six Meritorious Service Increases, three individual Meritorious Honor Awards, and four individual Superior Honor Awards."
I will take the word of these men under oath anytime over that of an anonymous source in the Obama administration.
Who actually believes that Obama doesn't retaliate against those who disagree with him, especially now with the IRS and Tea Party revelations? Everyone and their dog knew this was coming. Welcome to Chicago thug politics.
- 5:41 p.m. May 11, 2013
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This issue won't win any converts,but will keep the enraged frothing.
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From someone who was around and paying attention during the period we sometimes refer to as "Watergate": There is almost no comparison between what happened last year in Libya and Watergate. If you think the two are similar, please go back to the history books to get some idea of how big a deal Watergate actually was. I am not trying to minimize mistakes that led to deaths last year. In fact, we still suffer from Watergate.
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United we stand, divided we fall.
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I have no idea what happened in Benghazi, or afterwards, but if the right wing
media says that Obama lied or did something horrible, then I'm sure
that's what happened.
What was it again that was supposed to have happened?
Something something talking points? Oh yeah, the talking points.
Benghazi nothin-burger.
Enjoy your lunch.
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Hutterite So any opinion other than yours is "frothing" and your own
extremism is not? What is that foam around your post?
Raph - Lying to America after people died merely to save Obama/Hillary/left-wing's immediate politcal problem is a nothign-burger? I dont share your priorities
Mark B - No one died at Watergate. So Benghazi is worse
Atl134 - Democrats did not passs a budget for 4 years and Patty Murry's 2013 Senate budget is a joke that was "shamed" into being and will not be implimented; so you are arguing semantics
Furry - If you are a longstanding Repuplican, then I must be Queen Elizabeth - perhaps instead of blaming Republicans for noticing the Clintonian pattern of lying - perhaps you should actually blame Clinton for lying
Thank you all for proving exactly why no one should trust the Obama administration or its groupies and Bengahzi should be investigated fully and Hillary is unfit for office
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@ Ralph. Watergate was the real nothing-burger but because it was a REPUBLICAN problem, it was front page news everyday, even though no one died. A President resigned in disgrace even though no one died. People went to prison, even though no one died. The only thing that makes Benghazi a "nothing burger" is that now its a Democrat problem and they refuse to eat their lunch and yes, people died!
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How do you do, Your Majesty . . . you did introduce yourself as Queen Eliabeth, didn't you?
Yes, I'm a long-term Republican. I'm just not one of the radical far right fringe-dweller extremists who hijacked my party to the far right fringes in the 1990s. I've stayed with the Party despite its current miasma because I agree with the feeling expressed by Senator Carl Schurz (R-Missouri, 1869-1875) who said "My country, right or wrong. When right, keep it right; when wrong, put it right." Both my country and my party went astray when the Republican Party was hijacked to the far right; I'm hoping that I and those like me csn put my country and Party back where it should be.
The ony Clintonian lying that I am aware of was done by President W.J. Clinton. Perhaps H.R. Clinton lied -- anything is possible -- but an unbiased examination of the record at this point doesn't disclose that. And, then, I'm not politically invested in keeping her from running for President because nobody on the Repubican side at this point could beat her. I'm waiting for more evidence.
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Furry1993, meet Hillary Clinton and her lies:
Chelsea was jogging around the WTC on 9/11/2001.
She was named after Sir Edmund Hillary.
She was under sniper fire in Bosnia.
Misrepresented her record opposing the Iraq War and her role in the Irish Peace Accord.
Lied about supporting NAFTA and her role in passing the Family/Medical Leave Act.
Lied that Bill was innocent about Monica and it was a "vast right-wing conspiracy"
Her biggest: Watergate scandal. "'A lifelong Democrat, Mr. Zeifman supervised the work of 27-year-old Hillary Rodham…When the investigation was over, Zeifman fired Hillary from the committee staff and refused to give her a letter of recommendation – one of only three people who earned that dubious distinction in Zeifman's 17-year career."
"Because she was a liar," Zeifman said in an interview last week. "She was an unethical, dishonest lawyer. She conspired to violate the Constitution, the rules of the House, the rules of the committee and the rules of confidentiality."
These lies and more (with more details) are confirmed with a simple internet search. Not enough words are available here.
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I realized that I was assuming you know about Hillary's lies regarding
Benghazi. But you probably don't, since you feel that she is still
qualified to be the POTUS.
Hicks testified that he spoke directly to Clinton as the attacks started. He never said anything about a demonstration.
HC lied every time she said the attack was because of a video. This includes lying, face to face, to the bereaved families, over the coffins of their loved ones.
She and Obama spent $70,000 on ads to air in Pakistan denouncing the video.
The State Department (that she heads) lied when they said they played no role in the changing of the talking points.
She lied when she said that security cuts did not come to her attention. Documents showed they were approved at the highest level in the State Department. She either lied or is incompetent.
She lied when she said her now-famous "What difference does it make?" whether it was a planned terrorist attack or a spontaneous attack based on a video. She knew all along it wasn't spontaneous nor about a video.
Please, please nominate her!
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"...GOP ready to push Benghazi case into 2014, and Womens rights back to the
Benghazi is and always has been faux out-rage by the right-wing; Americans didn't buy it before the 2012 election either, what makes rich old men party think Americans will change their minds in the future? We invaded a country and lost upwards of 4,480 brave Men and Women based on dubious and false information, and yet where is the outrage there? Three deaths in Libya is a tragedy, 4,000 US deths in Iraq is just a statisic right? Sad, very sad.
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The Angry, Rich Old White Man Party---earning the love and respect of minorities, young people and potential voters with every move.
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There are only two differences between this and Watergate: 1. 4 american died 2. The press did their job and worked hard to get the truth out and not bury it or ignore it. For those who say this is political mud slinging did they say the same about Watergate and the Iran- Contra, probably not. The beauty of this government is that the party out of power will work to expose the wrong doing of the other party. This is has been happening since the days of the Federalists and Democartic-Republicans and this is what has made our country strong.
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Are you suggesting that what happened at Benghazi is not a big deal at all? Are you suggesting that Benghazi doesn't matter because Bush declared war on Iraq? So I guess Benghazi is Bush's fault, isn't it?
You ask where the outrage is over the Iraq war. I'm presuming that with that question you are either 10 years old or younger or else you are misinformed because there was plenty of outrage over the war. Also, there is still evidence that Iraq did have WMDs, so your "Iraq happened so Obama can get away with any lying" argument holds even less water.
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Why, however, does nobody recommend, or even mention Eric Schiller. Schiller has a Ph.D. in linguistics and is the author of countless popular chess books.
So why are we acting like he's a cipher? Any explanation you can provide this chess newbie would be appreciated.
FM Eric Schiller's claim to fame is his collaboration with IM John Watson. It is a book about the Smith Morra Gambit Accepted and the Russian 5...e6 system of defense against it. I know he has other publications but only having an FM title hinders the sale of his books. Also, he is rather eccentric, but a very strong player.
I've yet to see a book by Schiller that wasn't a database dump. I have databases aplenty. He may be well educated, but from every book of his I've ever seen, he's perhaps the laziest author since Keene.
There have been excellent authors that are not even FM. Dan Heisman being the most famous. While chess strategy for kids (tactics and another one that i forget) are done by Coakley who isnt titled. John Bain of Chess tactics for kid workbook fame is not even a class B player I think. So teaching and high ratings do not correlate. Schiller seems to be a fairly lazy book writer , who goes for fast easy stuff that is quickly put together (I believe he told silman he put a book together in 2 weeks once. that said his stuff with watson is fun and good clearly watson has a strong influence on him. They have 2 books that i know of together one on the queens gambit i havent seen and big book of busts that I really like.
I also hav seen reviews that his book against d4 centering around the tarrasch is decent he has played it for a long time and put some heart and sweat into it. the rest is not worth much
The reviews he got at amazon.com should be factored in to the "popular" books he wrote,
Schiller seems to be a fairly lazy book writer , who goes for fast easy stuff that is quickly put together (I believe he told silman he put a book together in 2 weeks once. that said his stuff with watson is fun and good clearly watson has a strong influence on him. They have 2 books that i know of together one on the queens gambit i havent seen and big book of busts that I really like.
Wrong! Not two weeks...Two days! (Read the first paragraph of this review.)
BTW, The Big Book of Busts is the only Schiller book I own.
Schiller has written so many books (I own more than one dozen), at least one of them has to be good, or at least readable. Unfortunately I'm still searching in vain for it.
But you've still bought a dozen, I think he's the winner in that scenario.
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I personally like the big book of busts which Silman (who dislikes Schiller as a writer) says is good. Although at your level i think most of the busts are something you know. its great for those of us in the class level who face a lot of crazy garbage and dont have the experience to figure out the ideas. I use it as examples of how to punish people who dont follow principles and to respect the danger of any move by your opponent.
Silman also had to grudgingly say that his book against d4 suggesting the tarrasch was reasonably good since it was something that schiller played his whole life and he did make FM playing it and Silman said he had some ideas but again.... this was many years ago (pre-computer checking) and there are better books now on the tarrasch and he is an FM and well your an IM :)
It's not a matter of playing strength.
The co-author of the Quality Chess Tarrasch book, Nikos Dirlis, has no title and is rated currently at 1854 FIDE. His work on the Tarrasch book is of extremely high quality, he has literally spent countless hours checking his variations.
A good comparison is David Rudel. This is a club-level player that I can beat in my sleep, yet writes a better chess openings book than Schiller ever did. That's even considering the fact that I'm very critical of Rudel's analysis, but at least he doesn't bore you to death.
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As many of you know, I've been traveling around a bit, speaking about our best-selling book "The Great Cholesterol Myth", and one of the things I've been saying is that conventional cholesterol tests are obsolete, a message I repeated recently on the Dr. Oz show as well as The Doctors.
And one of the questions I'm frequently asked is this: What tests should I pay attention to?
The Cholesterol Particle Test
That's the more modern version of a cholesterol test that takes into account the fact that there are different types of LDL cholesterol and that they behave differently in the body. LDL-a, for example, is a big fluffy molecule that does little if any harm, while LDL-b is a nasty little oxidized particle that causes inflammation and is of great concern. (If your doctor is "treating" you for high cholesterol based only on your total LDL number, he or she is missing the boat and treating a number, not a patient. You need to know what kind of LDL you have: pattern A (harmless) or pattern B (inflammatory). Without the particle test, there's no way to know.)
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There is a way to know what kind of LDL you have even without taking the particle test. Best of all, you can do it at home and even better, it doesn't cost a dime. It's a test you can perform yourself if you've had a standard blood test in the last six to twelve months and if you can do third grade level math. It's easy, low-tech, and it provides extremely valuable information—way more than a conventional cholesterol test.
Triglyceride to HDL Ratio
Here's how you do it. Look at any standard blood test you've had recently and pick out two numbers: Triglycerides and HDL cholesterol. Both of them will be on the test, guaranteed. The triglyceride number will always be higher (OK, 99.999999% of the time). To find the ratio, simply divide triglycerides by HDL. Bam. You've got your ratio. And in a minute, I'll tell you what it means.
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- Let's say your triglycerides are 100 and your HDL is 50. Your ratio is thus 100: 50, which you can streamline by simply dividing triglycerides (100) by HDL (50) giving you a ratio of 2.
- Say your triglycerides are 150 and your HDL is still 50. The ratio is now 150: 50, or 150 divided by 50, or 3.
The triglyceride to HDL ratio is an excellent indicator of heart health. It's also an excellent marker for insulin resistance (or it's opposite, insulin sensitivity). You want your triglyceride to HDL ratio to be low—2 or under is wonderful. When it's high, it's cause for concern, or, even better, action.
The triglyceride to HDL ratio—something integrative physicians and health professionals have been talking about for years—recently got a big boost in public awareness. Just this week, the Wall Street Journal published a full page article ("Children on Track for a Heart Attack") reporting on a study from the Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center that looked at nearly 900 children and young adults. The study, published in the journal Pediatrics found that higher the ratio of triglycerides to HDL, the greater the likelihood that a child would have stiff and damaged arteries.
"Stiff vessels make your heart work harder. It isn't good for you."
– Elaine Urbina, head of preventive cardiology at Cincinatti Children's, and lead author of the study
Indeed. The triglycerides to HDL ratio is also a great indicator of insulin resistance. In one study, a ratio of three or greater predicted insulin resistance with great reliability, while in another classic study from Harvard researchers, those with a high ratio were 16 times more likely to develop heart disease than those with a low ratio.
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Hi Jonny,
This is great news. I'm a 22 year old female, regularly exercise, eat a diet high in good fats and watch my alcohol intake. Yet my Triglycerides have been consistently high in each test I've taken since I was 19. My mum is a GP and has been really concerned with my Triglyceride levels and is continually scolding me about my diet. My ratio, however, is 1.27 – seemingly I have no problem!! It's a bit of a relief for me, and I'll be sure to pass this article onto mum!
So what if your Triglycerides DO happen to be higher than your HDL? Tri= 57, HDL=92??
I would say you are wrong with the confidence you claim that Triglycerides will be higher than HDL. On my last physical, HDL was not only higher than Triglycerides, it was more than double (HDL was 69, Triglycerides were 30).
My values are:
TG's– 54
HDL– 83. Which makes my ratio .65.
Is this ok, it sounds weird?
I just want to be sure everything is ok.
Oh, by the way I love your blog and all your books.
Wow, my triglycerides are lower than my HDL (43 for triglycerides and 54 for HDL), so I guess that is good. Thank you for this information. I have your book, The Great Cholesteral Myth, and I have always had great "numbers," but it hasn't impressed me as much as it did my physician (I think because I am obese), but knowing that this ratio is important and that mine is good, helps.
A month ago I read your book with Dr.Sinatra.
From my recent blood test: Triglycerides=84
Hi Johnny. I'm a Canadian too and as you know our values for cholesterol are completely different. Can you help with this
So, why no mention of the "action" required? Eat a diet much higher in saturated fat.
So what if my HDL is higher? Over the last few years my HDL has been in the 40s and triglycerides in the 60s. But about a year ago I gave up all sugar and most carbs. My test last month showed HDL of 66 and triglycerides at 60.
I just had my bloodwork done on april 30 and here were the results….triglycerides 38
that puts me in the .000001 % who's trig's are actually lower than HDL !!!
very interesting indeed !
This was valuable information. Thank you!
There is a recent study out, referenced by Chris Kressler's blog, that shows a direct correlation between total cholesterol level and heart disease. Can you review this study and see if it is truly a contradiction to the findings in the HUNT2 study and to all the studies referenced in your book, The Great Cholesterol Myth?
Dear Jonny-
I just finished The Great Cholesterol Myth and wanted to thank you for the great information. Could you say something about LDL-P? I just recently had mine done & the result was in the high range. I understand that my high TC and LDL-C (pattern a) should not be of concern, especially since I have a high HDL and low trigs, but should I be concerned about the LDL-P, and if so what can I do to improve it?
I also wanted to mention how much I appreciated your acknowledgement of Werner in your book. I keep meeting people (now you!) whose lives were enriched as mine was by him and his work.
Ratio+ 2.15
Seem good enough. Am I right? Should it be lower?
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Hi Jonny, I heard about your book, and I made my Triglyceride to HDL Ratio calculation and it is 5.29 ¡¡¡¡¡
My Triglyceride level 196 and my HDL is 37 ( according to my physician I have low genetic HDL ) .
What can I do ?
Because if I want to have it below 2 , I need to lower my Triglyceride under 74 , and I have never had it under 150¡¡¡
What do You suggest I do?
Regards from Mexico,
Hey Dr. JB,
Thanks for the helpful info. Your method is a pretty simple and I bet it's already helped a lot of people. I've been having problems with high cholesterol for a few months now and I'm looking for a better way to manage it. I'll definitely read your book "The Great Cholesterol Myth".
Hi Jonny!
I just did your calculation on my last cholesterol test, and my ratio is 1. Sounds good to me! But on the test results, the ratio is listed as 4. My HDL and triglycerides are exactly the same, so I'm scratching my head. Then I realized they were dividing triglycerides by total cholesterol, not HDL. Do you think they just made a mistake, or is that some other calculation that is typically done? I'm betting on mistake, since the value is labeled TC/HDL ratio. So apparently I should not only question the value of the numbers, but the numbers themselves!
I have HDL-C 61 and Triglycerides 76 for a ratio of 1.24.
Total LDL-C 200
Real LDL size particle B
So in my case the ratio is not an indicator of particle size.
Any thoughts on this condition? Is this unusual? What about trying to increase particle size? I thought in the YouTube video you said eating saturated fat increases the amount of large particles but I don't recall whether the implication was that small particles would also decrease.
Hope to hear from you.
Mark M.
My HDL is 63 and my Triglyceride is 59. Is there something wrong that my HDL number is higher than the Triglyceride number? When I do the division, the result is 0.936508.
Dr. Bowden,
My mother has been taking Crestor for 15+ years. She's been told by her doctor(s) that her cholesterol is hereditary and she must remain on statin drugs for the rest of her life. Recently, while taking this statin her cholesterol increased. Her doctor increased the statin to 80mg/day. Her cholestoral continued to rise. She currectly suffers from muscle and joint ache, weakness and slight memory loss…. I've read your book, "The Cholesterol Myth". My mother is keen to stop taking this statin but fully understands the recommeded tested must be completed first. Once we have the results, are we able to send them to you for your review? firstname.lastname@example.com
Dana Mills
Hi Dr. Bowden,
I read your book at the exact right time. As soon as I heard on the news that they were suggesting statins for all! (or so it seemed), my doc sent me a list of drugs she wanted to put me on. I have RA and type 2 currently. As I already have to be concerned about joint pain, I did not want to be on a regimen that would increase this for me. She has been resistant to me losing weight, and seems more focused on the meds. I told her I did not want to take these, especially after reading your book. As we could not agree on a course of treatment, I have found a new doc. I'm only 43 and active and do not like the side effects attached to a lot of these drugs, especially when diet and exercise can improve my health.
Thanks, again, for a very informative read!
Hi Jonny, I live in the UK and just wanted to know where I could get the particle test done? I am not sure if our NHS service provides it. Do you know of any services that provide it in the UK?
Hi Dr Bowden
I just did home cholesterol test here are my results-
Total Cholesterol = 271mg/dL
HDL= 62mg/dL
Trig= 45mg/dL
which gives me a result of 0.72 is this correct?
Not sure when this article was published but it was great and I have forwarded it to my friends. Just read the book Living Low Carb and sent a copy to my DAD. Best diet book ever.
I'm in the exclusive club with HDl/TRI of 87/59 but my calculated LDL was 171 and my doctor gave me the conventional diet recommendations.
I wish that someone would create a national directory of physicians that are open minded are not hard wired to practice medicine according to the orthodox dogma. They are very few and far between.
Nice post on conventional cholesterol test. Follow proper diet and be health……
As you said -those with high ratios of triglycerides to HDL tend to have much more of the atherogenic LDL-B particles, while those with low ratios tend to have the much healthier LDL-A particles. Let us assume any individual has normal total cholesterol.
1) Does an LDL & VLDL number also play any role with particle sizes? I mean do LDL & VLDL numbers can be related atherogenic and non- atherogenic particle present in any individuals?
2) What could be the alarming ratio of TRI/HDL that should be treated and what could be the way (Statin drugs?)?
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The question is deeper than most realize. In the New Testament, the Savior teaches us to be perfect as our Father in Heaven. In the BOM, He teaches us to be perfect as He is and as our Father in Heaven is. Why the distinction? Many scholars believe He was not perfect in his mortal life--He was mortal. To be perfect would require a perfected body.
But it is hard to pin down that type of question doctrinally. Technically, Jesus the Christ (an excellent book) is not actual doctrine--it is not canonized scriptures or even a conference talk and parts of it (especially the footnotes) either admit to being speculative or are contradictory to other apostles writings.
On my worst days, I wonder what it was like for Mary/Joseph to parent the toddler Savior and how overwhelming that must have seemed.
There was the time that he stayed at the temple and his parents didn't know where he was, if that counts.
I do not feel obliged to believe that the same God who has endowed us with sense, reason, and intellect has intended us to forgo their use. -Galileo
As for colic and stuff, his body was not perfect, just his spirit! So like others have said, I'm sure he blew out diapers, got the stomach flu, bit his own tongue, fell and skinned his knee, etc.
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It's my understanding that he didn't know. He probably knew he wasn't like other kids but he wasn't born knowing who he really was. Someone please correct me if I'm wrong!
I hadn't thought of this. I just assumed He always knew, but the quote from Jesus the Christ about Him passing through the veil like everyone else would suggest that I was wrong! Mary knew that she was raising the Son of God, so I am sure that she is the one who taught Him who He was. She probably had to teach Him to pray, and from there He could be taught by Heavenly Father. Interesting question, thanks for posting!


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Any Slog statisticians who can look into that 2 billion number? It doesn't ring true, somehow. I never thought of Christianity as the world's dominant religion, or at least, not by virtue of the number of its adherents.
Ah, Steve King. The racist, prejudiced US House representative of my childhood (and parent's current) district in Iowa strikes again.
No way.
Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion.
And if Christianity alone is singled out, this weakens our security, discriminates against Islam and other religions, and tells the world we are abandoning our American values of tolerance, eqality and fredom of conscience.
This, like much right wing propaganda, just makes us a Homeland like any other country instead of a people uniting by basic values of freedom, equality and opportunity for all.
This would be really neat, Steve King, if not for that whole Federally mandated separation of church and state thing.
If this passes, they may as well run the Constitution through a document shredder, because it's one thing when the president pisses on the Constitution, but quite another when the chambers of Congress vote en masse to piss on it.
Excuse me while I vomit profusely forever.
Holy fucking God. I don't even know what to say.
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He's right on both numbers, more or less. 2.1 billion world adherents, most of any major religious group (Islam has 1.5b, secular/nonreligious/agnostic/atheist 1.1b).
Interestingly, while Christianity is growing slightly in the US, nonreligious/secular MORE THAN DOUBLED from 1990-2000, and is now at almost 39 million, plus another 1.5m agnostic/atheist. Go team!
Let's say these statements are true and unbiased. If Christianity is so fucking great, then they don't need to pass a bill saying it is, do they?
Christians are persecuted in the United States? Like, recently? I'm confused. I've known persecuted (American) Jews, Muslims, and atheists - but not one Christian who's been persecuted as such in the United States.
Look at it this way: the amount of time and energy this boob and his cohorts put into this, the less they have to do some real damage.
So isn't this bill really saying that all of the 4,000,000,000+ non-Christians are going to hay-yell?
And that the vast majority of the world believes something other than what they believe?
Of course the Dems are going to pass it, then fall all over themselves explaining how they didn't have enough votes to defeat it.
@ 1 Buddhist website that says it's true...Christianity is the biggest: http://www.buddhanet.net/e-learning/history/bud_statwrld.htm
This makes me fucking SICK!
How the hell does shit like this make it all the way to the floor?!
True, but (5) is a real firecracker in the face to...well, everybody that Christians persecute on a day-to-day basis.
It's hard to read this without my veins beginning to explode.
Where is the recipe section? I'm tired of having the same old plain roasted Christian year after year for our winter feast.
What a waste of time! But really that's all it is. I don't see any language here that violates the establishment clause, just a bunch of masturbatory, self-aggrandizing bullshit.
@11: But it is real damage, Fnarf. This isn't just a particularly odious show of pandering to the 'Christian' right. It's also a trap for Representatives who actually care about the Constitution. They vote against this stupid, stupid bill, as every legislator on America's payroll should do, and then the fundies turn to their followers and shout about how these lawmakers are Persecuting! Christians. They're so horrible, they don't even have respect for Christmas! Or Jesus! And then they beat the drums and march the fundie faithful into the polls to vote for Mike Huckabee, Defender of Jesus.
Our deist founding fathers are weeping in the (nonexistent) afterlife.
Does anyone know how to contact the Borg or the Klingons? We need our planet snuffed out for good.
I hate America, and Earth.
This is undoubtedly the first shot across the bow in what will inevitably be this year's war against Christmas. Bill'O will be frothing at the mouth in 5, 4, 3,...
OK, I read the Think Progress post, and allegedly this is in response to (and "mirroring") previous bills acknowledging Ramadan and Duwali. So we have whoever submitted those to thank for getting the God-ball rolling . . .
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Recognizing the commencement of Ramadan, the Islamic holy month of fasting and spiritual renewal, and commending Muslims in the United States and throughout the world for their faith.
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Ms. EDDIE BERNICE JOHNSON of Texas (for herself, Mr. MEEKS of New York, and Mr. ELLISON) submitted the following resolution; which was referred to the Committee on Foreign Affairs
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It's not harmful, it's just dim. There is nothing harmful about recognizing "the Christian faith as one of the great religions of the world".
As for bigotry against Christians, there's some on display in this very thread. "I hate America, and earth"? Because of this cup of warm milk? Really?
@24: Right on, Fnarf. Who, aside from us, really pays attention to any of this? Besides, aren't these types of warm fuzzy (and toothless) joint resolutions passed all the time about a variety of countries, groups, religions, and such?
The Stranger staff should really push for a joint resolution recognizing the Stranger's contribution to Slog readers' awareness of toothless Congressional resolutions. :-)
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THAT's what makes the number so high. Think of allll the hypocrites in America and that number makes sense
@24: It's not dim. It's a cynical attempt to manipulate people's faith for political gain. And it will probably work, because Christians are shown a great willingness to be led around by the nose this way in previous elections.
That should be "have shown," of course, in #27.
This is just ridiculous. Why is political system catering to issues like Christmas?
I guess I'm just a little confused, aren't there a few more issue a little more pressing?
No wonder this country is turning into a joke.
This stuff goes on because the democrats don't stand up blast away at the idiots behind this for being subversive traitors who are undermining our Constitution.
It's so polarizing. It seems like a bill like this is going to accomplish nothing except get partisans all riled up. You know, the religious right is going to rush to support one side, and the left will get equally excited. Why would something like this make it to the house floor? In an election year. I mean, what good is it going to do? Sure, everybody will mention it in their fund raising letters and that will generate a big response, but...
Oh. Right.
To be fair ... those of us aetheists, nonchristians, agnostics... and just plain poor christians DO in fact celebrate christmas ... for the funtastic fuck of it I guess.
The House of Representatives just rubbed it in poor taste
30 -- The Constitution doesn't say what you want it to say.
I have to quote Ol' Dirty Bastard on this one..."Nigga please!"
Christians aren't persecuted?
Then how come some store that doesn't actually exist said "Happy Holidays" instead of "Merry Christmas"? Huh? Where's your answer for that, smart guy?
@29: Because Christians are a majority in this country, yet they've somehow been convinced they're an oppressed group that's about to lose everything. And they vote. It's really that simple.
Steve King is a douche. People in Western Iowa aren't that bright, but you'd think that even they would see this for the pandering to the Christian Victim Complex that it is.
I don't know why they continue to embarass themselves by electing him. And I really don't know why the Iowa Democratic Party never fields a viable candidate to him. Why write off 1/3 of an otherwise fairly progressive state?
I wish there was a war on Christmas. A real fucking war with real fucking casualties. Science v. Religion: Armageddon. Let's just get it over with already. This bullshit is unbearable.
Didn't you already get what you wanted this weekend in Colorado Springs and Arvada, Kid Icarus?
I see those shootings as more of an "eating their own" incident.
Actually, given his complete hatred of and disdain for Christians, plus his desire to cause them damage, plus his posting on boards that were specifically for people who had left Christianity......he seems more like one of YOUR own, kid icarus.
What's the matter? You got your casualties. Dead Christians. That's what you said you wanted.
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