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Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy and Angiogenesis in Diabetic Patients With Foot Ulcers
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Diabetic foot ulcers are a major cause of morbidity and mortality, accounting for approximately two-thirds of all non-traumatic amputations performed in the United States. The cost of foot ulcers in diabetic patients averages almost $28,000 for the two years after diagnosis of the ulcer. Hyperbaric oxygen (HBO) serves as primary or adjunctive therapy for a diverse range of medical conditions. HBO also has been used as an adjunct to antibiotics, debridement, and revascularization in the therapy of chronic, nonhealing wounds associated with diabetes or non-diabetic vascular insufficiency.
The aim of the study is to assess whether hyperoxia induced angiogenesis in diabetic patients with foot ulcers.
Diabetic Foot Ulcers
Hyperbaric Therapy
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|Observational Model: Defined Population
Time Perspective: Longitudinal
Time Perspective: Prospective
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|18 Years to 90 Years (Adult, Senior)
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Inclusion Criteria:
- age 18 years or older, with type II diabetes suffering from foot ulcers admitted to the Institute of Hyperbaric Medicine and Wound Care Clinic at Assaf Harofeh Medical Center (Israel)
Exclusion Criteria:
- Patients having chest pathology incompatible with pressure changes, inner ear disease, or suffering from claustrophobia, will be excluded from the study. Patients with significant macrovascular disease, defined as obstruction of more than 50% in the femoral or the popliteal arteries, will also be excluded from the study.
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00475202
|Contact: Albert Rabinovitz, MD
|Institute of Hyperbaric Medicine and Wound Care Clinic at Assaf Harofeh Medical Center
|Zerifin, Israel, 70300
|Contact: Albert Rabinovitz, MD +972-546-39503 email@example.com
|Principal Investigator:
|Albert Rabinovitz, MD
|Assaf-Harofeh Medical Center
|Study Chair:
|Efrati Shai, MD
|Assaf-Harofeh Medical Center
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|NCT00475202 History of Changes
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|Study First Received:
|May 16, 2007
|Last Updated:
|May 17, 2007
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Diabetic Angiopathies
Diabetic Foot
Foot Ulcer
Vascular Diseases
Cardiovascular Diseases
Leg Ulcer
Skin Ulcer
Skin Diseases
Diabetes Complications
Diabetes Mellitus
Endocrine System Diseases
Diabetic Neuropathies
Foot Diseases
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Hi, Thanks again for bb advice! Mr. Mc Pherson mentioned the "top bar hive." What is that? I have not read about it in the books I have read or seen it mentioned in the materials I have seen on the internet? Thanks! DJ
Hi, Thanks again for bb advice! Mr. Mc Pherson mentioned the "top bar hive." What is that? I have not read about it in the books I have read or seen it mentioned in the materials I have seen on the internet? Thanks! DJ
Go to the equipmant review and look for the "Any tbh users out there?" thread, pack a lunch, it's gonna take you awhile to read the 400+ posts.
TBH sites. http://www.ccdemo.info/GardenBees/CK5/CK5.html http://www.ccdemo.info/GardenBees/CK5/CK5.html http://outdoorplace.org/beekeeping/kenya.htm http://nanaimo.ark.com/~cberube/ktbh.htm http://nanaimo.ark.com/~cberube/images/ktbhplan.gif http://website.lineone.net/~dave.cushman/kirchhain.html (mini mating with top bars) http://www.badassbees.com/observe/observe.html http://www.rupertshoney.co.za/rh/index.htm (top bars with dowel frames) http://home.att.net/~mcdonald/bees/hive/ http://www.ibiblio.org/pub/academic/..._hive_lore.txt http://www.kentbee.com/bromley/teaching.htm http://nanaimo.ark.com/~cberube/5.htm http://www.beesource.com/ubb/Forum12/HTML/000012.html (discussion of TBH on this forum. Lots of links and info) http://www.beesource.com/eob/althive/birkey/index.htm http://www.beesource.com/eob/althive/birkey/index.htm http://www.beesource.com/eob/althive/txbeeguy/index.htm http://www.beesource.com/eob/althive/lance/index.htm http://www.beesource.com/eob/althive/bush/index.htm http://profiles.yahoo.com/txbeeguy http://incolor.inetnebr.com/bush/ima...sOnTopBars.jpg (pictures of bees in my top bar hive) http://www.geocities.com/five_watson...ttingtool.html (cutting tool to cut top bar combs loose) http://bwrangler.litarium.com/ http://www.pinterventions.org/beekeeping_in_africa.htm
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Follow Bill's advice to learn more about top bar hives (TBH). There are some great links. To get you started, a TBH is a hive that uses just the top bars instead of complete frames. One of the advantages is that it reduces the initial start up expense for a beekeeper and the complexity of building frames. It may or may not be your cup-o-tea, but is interesting and I have taken that rout when needing to hive a swarm but didn't have equipment ready.


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(Feb. 5, 2008)--Get ready to wear your orange and blue -- it's time to show us your Roadrunner! Mark your calendars for Feb. 27 through March 1 and join the entire UTSA community in celebrating Homecoming 2008. The theme this year is "Tradition - Spirit - Pride."
Today's headlines
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- UTSA alumna Jordan Kaufmann wins $50K for new stent-graft start-up
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Homecoming festivities begin Wednesday, Feb. 27 with the UTSA Downtown Campus 10 Year Anniversary Celebration and the fourth annual "Jazz on the Plaza" at Bill Miller Plaza. Performances will include the Highlands High School Jazz Band, UTSA student members of The Alex Sutherlin Project and the headline band, Joe Posada Jazz Quartet. Bring your lawn chairs and blankets for an evening of fun and jazz.
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Expand to 7+ hive this summer !!!
Expand to 7+ hive this summer !!!
to make more nucs. Get my folks involved before I have to leave for college. And try to make some sort of plan to stick too.
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Cree's Bees
to buy two packages or nucs and keep them alive for the whole year.
Search for ways to be more efficient along the way.
Don't make the same mistake twice.
Is To not go to the almonds, to use less gasoline, to stay as far away from GMO neonic corn as possible and build better Bear protection . Keep em buzzin
to start a top bar, and to get some honey out of the rest of em.
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George Perry named dean of College of Sciences
By Kris Rodriguez
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(Dec. 6, 2005)--After a nationwide search, University of Texas at San Antonio President Ricardo Romo has named George Perry, professor of pathology and neurosciences at Case Western Reserve University, the dean of the UTSA College of Sciences.
Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland, Ohio, is one of the top 20 private research universities in the nation. Perry begins his new role at UTSA in January 2006.
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Perry has directed Case Western's Department of Pathology and authored more than 600 scientific publications and 500 abstracts. He serves on the editorial board of more than 20 publications and is editor-in-chief of "The Journal of Alzheimer's Disease." In 1998, Perry was elected as a Fellow by the American Association for the Advancement of Science, the world's largest general scientific society.
"I am honored to join efforts to move UTSA to major research university status," said Perry. "I have never seen such broad-based enthusiasm and commitment to increasing excellence in scholarship and educational opportunities. I also look forward to embracing the San Antonio community in these goals and working to promote development in South Texas."
Perry received his doctoral degree in marine biology from the Scripps Institution of Oceanography at the University of California at San Diego. He served as a postdoctoral fellow in cell biology at Baylor College of Medicine and earned a bachelor's degree in zoology from the University of California at Santa Barbara.
Perry replaces William Baker, a professor of chemistry who served as interim dean while the university conducted its search. Baker, whose career includes 22 years as an administrator and educator at the University of Texas at Arlington, recently had a chemistry building at UT Arlington named in his honor.
Over the last two years, the UTSA College of Sciences implemented five new programs including doctoral degree programs in physics and chemistry, a master's degree in applied mathematics and a bachelor's degree in environmental science. Since 2001, enrollment has increased by nearly 30 percent with more than 5,000 students enrolled in 24 undergraduate and graduate degree programs.


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Note: Changes from the fourth mock draft are marked with an asterisk. There are three hypothetical trades in this mock draft. 1. **Oakland: Calvin Johnson, WR, Georgia Tech -- The Raiders have a lot of needs, but as long as quarterback is one of them, they have to respond by selecting the guy with the great deep ball, JaMarcus Russell. By passing on the opportunity to get Schaub in a trade, it looks like a quarterback is the pick -- but if the Raiders secure a QB like Josh McCown from the Lions, then here comes Calvin Johnson. Let's go with Johnson, the top-rated player on most draft boards! 2. **Cleveland (after trade with Detroit): JaMarcus Russell, QB, LSU -- The Lions here could take Russell, Gaines Adams or move down, but it would not surprise me if it is a swap with Cleveland and the Browns take Russell. 3. **Detroit (after trade with Cleveland): Gaines Adams, DE, Clemson -- Now that they've traded down, the Lions could go in a lot of directions. I think they'll sit right here and take a quarterback later in the draft. 4. **Arizona (after trade with Tampa Bay): Joe Thomas, OT, Wisconsin -- There's no reason for the Bucs to move up if Calvin Johnson is gone at the top spot, so now they let the draft come to them. Joe Thomas would be a solid pick for teh Bucs even though they have Luke Petitgout, but they will seriously talk about Brady Quinn even though they have Jeff Garcia, Chris Simms, Bruce Gradkowski and maybe Jake Plummer. I say Tampa moves down one spot with the Cardinals and lets them take Thomas. [FONT=arial,helvetica]NFL [/FONT] 5. **Tampa Bay (after trade with Arizona): Alan Branch, NT, Michigan -- Quinn is still out there, but I say the Bucs are thinking Branch. The massive Michigan nose tackle is a rare talent and the Tampa Bay defense needs an injection of youth. 6. **Washington: LaRon Landry, S, LSU -- There are a lot of rumors that the Redskins will trade out of this spot if they can get their hands on Chicago linebacker Lance Briggs. If they stay in the No. 6 spot, they could take Landry. If Chicago winds up in this spot, it could be for a defensive tackle like Amobi Okoye to pair up with Tommie Harris. 7. **Minnesota: Brady Quinn, QB, Notre Dame -- The decision to stay put and not move up pays off for Brad Childress and his staff. Childress gets a solid quarterback who should be a 10-year starter. 8. Atlanta: Amobi Okoye, DT, Louisville -- The Falcons now are two spots higher at No. 8 and will take Landry if he's here. If not, it will be Okoye. Bobby Petrino is the new head coach and he coached the 19-year-old in college. 9. Miami: Levi Brown, OT, Penn State -- The Dolphins have not had a real solid left tackle since Richmond Webb. Brown will line up Week 1 in September and won't come off the field for 10 years. 10. Houston: Adrian Peterson, RB, Oklahoma -- Houston moved down two spots in the Schaub trade and probably lost the chance to take Levi Brown, so the Texans call Peterson's name. Even though they signed Ahman Green, Peterson is the highest-rated player on their board at this point. 11. San Francisco: Adam Carriker, DE, Nebraska -- Carriker is a great fit for coach Mike Nolan and his desire to build a solid 3-4 defense with high-character players. He plugs in as a rookie and holds his spot for eight to 10 years. 12. Buffalo: Patrick Willis, LB, Mississippi -- Willis is the best middle linebacker in the draft, and the Bills lost London Fletcher in free agency and traded Takeo Spikes to the Eagles. Willis recently ran under 4.4 in the 40-yard dash at his Pro Day and is a tackling machine. Don't be surprised if Buffalo moves down a few spots and goes in a different direction. For example, Carolina could jump up two spots and take Willis while the Bills drop down for Penn State's Paul Posluszny. 13. St. Louis: Darrelle Revis, CB, Pittsburgh -- There was a lot of debate on the Rams' pick this weekend by club executives studying this every day. Last week it was Leon Hall, but when Revis turned in a 4.39 40-yard dash with his size, the Rams switch. 14. Carolina: Paul Posluszny, LB, Penn State -- If the Panthers want Willis, they probably will have to get ahead of the Bills. But the guess here is they'll stay put and take Posluszny, who can line up at any of the three linebacker spots. The Panthers never recovered after losing Will Witherspoon, and Dan Morgan has medical questions. 15. Pittsburgh: Leon Hall, CB, Michigan -- The Steelers could easily take an outside linebacker here, but the corner might have a higher grade. Mike Tomlin plays Cover 2 and corners in zone defenses are not as big a priority as they are with man-coverage teams, but Hall is solid. 16. Green Bay: Marshawn Lynch, RB, California -- The Packers needs a back and Lynch can catch the ball as well as run with it. I could see Green Bay in a serious discussion about tight end Greg Olsen at this spot. 17. Jacksonville: Reggie Nelson, S, Florida -- Deon Grant is gone, so a starting safety is needed. There will be discussions about other safeties like Michael Griffin, but Nelson's personal workout should make him the choice. 18. Cincinnati: Chris Houston, CB, Arkansas -- The Bengals want a corner or a safety. Houston is a solid pick, but I wonder what kind of offense the team would have if Greg Olsen were selected here. 19. Tennessee: Dwayne Jarrett, WR, USC -- Drew Bennett is gone and offensive coordinator Norm Chow needs a few of his "own guys." Jarrett scores touchdowns and is a very big target in the red zone. Some people have Jarrett out of the first round, but here's a guy who scored a touchdown once every five receptions. 20. N.Y. Giants: Lawrence Timmons, OLB, Florida State -- The free-agent market for linebackers became lean when Cato June signed with the Bucs. The Giants then signed Kawika Mitchell, so the Giants could also go with LSU wide receiver Dwayne Bowe here. 21. Denver: Jarvis Moss, DE, Florida -- The Broncos lost out in their pursuit of Patrick Kerney, so Moss makes some sense at this spot. 22. Dallas: Michael Griffin, S, Texas -- The Cowboys will look at the best corners, safeties and wide receivers at this spot. With three or four solid wide receivers and at least two defensive backs left with first-round grades, Jerry Jones will get a good player. 23. Kansas City: Ted Ginn Jr., WR, Ohio State -- The Chiefs really want a great defensive tackle at this spot but the draft board says wait -- because the best are gone. If Ginn does fall to the Chiefs, it will be a big day for the Chiefs offense. He will push the field and create underneath lanes for tight end Tony Gonzalez. He also has eight touchdowns on kick returns, and Dante Hall isn't the player he once was. 24. New Orleans (after trade with New England): Greg Olsen, TE, Miami -- The Saints need a tight end and they must get ahead of the Jets to get Olsen. New Orleans gives up a fourth-round pick to move up. 25. N.Y. Jets: Aaron Ross, CB, Texas -- The Jets need help in the secondary and on the defensive line, and now that Olsen is gone, they discuss the remaining corners and take Ross. 26. Philadelphia: Marcus McCauley, CB, Fresno State -- The Eagles set up their trade with the Bills by signing free agent Monte Reagor so they could trade Darwin Walker, so now they will turn to a cornerback or safety. They will discuss Jon Beason, Anthony Spencer and Brandon Merriweather before taking one of the biggest corners in the draft and one who can match up with the big NFC East receivers. 27. New England (after trade with New Orleans): Anthony Spencer, LB/DE, Purdue -- Even though the Patriots signed Adalius Thomas, Spencer makes plays and is a long-term answer opposite Thomas. 28. New England: Ryan Kalil, C, USC -- With two first-round picks and a very aggressive offseason in the free-agency market, the Patriots can afford to take the highest-rated center and not worry about the position for a very long time. 29. Baltimore: Joe Staley, OT, Central Michigan -- Joe had a big workout last week and has emerged as the third tackle in this draft. Ogden is thinking about retirement; Staley can play guard until that happens. The Ravens are going to have to find an OLB later on in this draft -- maybe a guy like Lamarr Woodley in the second round. 30. San Diego: Robert Meachem, WR, Tennessee -- The Chargers need an injection of young receivers and Meachem looked fast and smooth at the Combine. If he falls to San Diego, this would be a steal for the team. If he doesn't and Dwayne Bowe is available, he's another great choice. 31. Chicago: Dwayne Bowe, WR, LSU -- With Staley gone and Lance Briggs threatening to hold out, the Bears could go in a few directions. Bowe or one of the other wide receivers will fall to this spot. Bowe would be a wise choice here. If Washington acquires Briggs and winds up in this spot, then I could see the Redskins taking a defensive lineman here. 32. Indianapolis: Jon Beason, OLB, Miami -- It would not surprise me to see Colts general manger Bill Polian look at a defensive tackle, cornerback, safety or outside linebacker here, maybe a defensive tackle like Tank Tyler or a corner like Daymeion Hughes? But the best outside 'backer on the board wins out as the replacement for Cato June.


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Wow, great tips for organizing in this thread.
I am so thankful for your post. We are putting in shelves this weekend. One of my big concerns was the brackets, another is how far apart to put the shelves. The ones I a plan to use are wire mesh 8' x 16" deep. Now I am wondering if a wooden shelf would serve better. Especially if I want to store fabric wrapped around the foam boards.
I will have three shelves 8' long. I'm wondering how much space do you have between the shelves?
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Why sleep when you can quilt.
I have learned these same tips; I am "reorganizing"may last organization project. Last time I ended up in two rooms. My goal is one room. I can't find anything!
These are my shelves. As you can see the brackets take up a lot of room. I lose at least another basket height because of them.
I would use solid boards if I were to use the comic books boards. Saves putting something on the wire shelves to keep them from falling through.
oh and if I had my choice I would have different or no doors on the closets. The sliding doors make it difficult to use some of the space.
I am in the process of moving my sewing room to my third floor, so these are great tips!!! Thanks
Remember, life is not measured by the number of breaths we take,
but by the moments that take our breath away.
For those of you with wire shelves (like me) there is a clear liner made just for the purpose of keeping things from falling thru. I've used it in my closet where I store my sewing notebooks. I've also used plain cardboard pieces that comes in shipping boxes...don't even have to cut it!
Thank you for the information... I am in the process of reorganizing my sewing room now... this will be helpful...
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TRADE: Trade back our 1st to CLE for their 2nd and 3rd. This gives the NYG 2 x 2nds, 3rds, and 4ths.
Defense has very few sports to fill with the signing of all those DBs and now with Rivers Rounding out our Young LB Corp.
I Think We Will See A Very Offensive Minded Draft With a few Defensive Gems thrown in
2a. - Kelechi Osemele OG Iowa State I think he is a very underrated OL in this draft. Keep DD at OT and have Osemele opposite Snee. He also has the ability to play Tackle if need be. Definite upgrade from any current guard outside of Snee. I like Mitch Petus but he isnt the same caliber of player as Osemele. Id convert MitchP to back up center and possible replacement.
2b. Chandler Jones DE Syracuse I have grown up a Cuse fan. And Grew up with all the Jones boys playing against them in High School. So I am a bit bias. But I know his work ethic and Ive watched every one of his games. He has the athletic pedigree and skill set comparable to Justin Tuck (he even moves like him). He didnt rack up outrageous Sack numbers but he also played on pretty bad Teams (unfortunate for Cuse fans like me). For two years he had converted RB to LB playing behind him and no one else worth mentioning on the DL (since his brother left). I think he could come in as our 4th DE now and be a great replacement for Osi after next year, especially learning from our outrageous DEs. Also can play all down the Line. ADD TO OUR STENGTH
3a. R. Turbin RB Utah State Big power back who can be a solid replacement for Jacobs. Runs hard and low. Has decent ball skills out of the backfield. Can Pass Block!! Isnt going to break any ankles but will run through defenders. The more I watch on this kid the more I like him. May be high than hes rated but I think hes gone by out 4th rounders.
3b. L. Green TE Louisiana Lafayette Great Receiving Threat in the mould of Hernandez. Giving Eli two big targets in Bennett and Green will replace the production lost form MM and give JJ more time to develop. Runs a 4.5 40yrd dash. Isnt a great blocker but gives great effort. Will be used in spread out a lot and is a match up nightmare. Cover some production that was lost from MM leaving. Id love to see him used at a 3rd/4th WR too, like Keller for the NYJ.
4.a T. Streeter WR Miami (FL) 65 220lb WR running a 4.4 40yrd dash. Must I say more. This kid has so much up side its not even funny. What an athlete forget Barden gimmi Streeter
4b. N. Potter OL Boise State Solid OL who can play all down the line. Will add solid depth and needed youth. Potential starting quality after a few years as back up. I am very high on him personally.
6. Duke Ihenacho SS Good player. Started as a True Freshman at SS then switched to LB and became a All-Wac. Big Solid tackling machine. Also, has underrated ball skills. Had 5 interceptions as a LB one year. Could end up playing the hybrid S/LB position grant used to occupy.
7. D. Page-Moss DE UNC DPM may very well go un-drafted, but he shouldnt. A Late injury has him so low but was a to ten potential prior to it. After a year of getting back in football shape and rotating in (i.e. M. Austin) could be a sleeper star.


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Although usually made with strips of chicken or beef, this Indonesian-style satay can be made with fresh broccoli and cauliflower florets. Hot Madras curry has a bit of a kick; use regular curry powder if you just want the flavor of curry but not the heat. To save time, look for broccoli and cauliflower already cut into florets in the produce section or at the salad bar of your supermarket.
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Prep Time 30 min
Total Time 150 min.
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Bring a large saucepan of water to a boil over high heat. Add broccoli and cauliflower; cook until tender-crisp, about 3 minutes. Drain; rinse under cool water.
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About 30 take part, claim harassment, brutality
PRINEVILLE, Ore. - About 30 people lined both sides of Highway 126 in downtown Prineville for about two hours Saturday afternoon near the Prineville Police Department, accusing officers of harassing a medical marijuana clinic owner who was arrested, and also alleging brutality in a case that has prompted a $5 million federal lawsuit.
As KTVZ.COM reported Thursday, Ryan Cole, 35, owner of 5C (the Crook County Compassionate Clinic/Club), was arrested late Tuesday afternoon on charges he sold marijuana to a minor and related charges that he strongly denies.
Though police have declined to reveal many details, pending court proceedings, Cole taped an interview with a minor Saturday in which the teen claims he was stopped while walking home and threatened with trespassing charges last year unless he incriminated Cole and said he'd given the minor marijuana for working for him.
The other focus of the protest was a story NewsChannel 21 reported early last week in which Curtis Hooper of Prineville is suing two counties, the city of Prineville and 15 people in federal court for more than $5 million.
Hooper said a then-Jefferson County Jail deputy kicked a steel door shut on his hand, breaking his fingers. A widely circulated video shows a restrained Hooper having his fingers bent back by a Prineville police officer, after being handcuffed, sprayed in the face and Tased.
Authorities have said they cannot comment on pending litigation.
Saturday afternoon, the roughly 30 protesters -- including Cole and Hooper -- held up handmade signs, urged passing motorists to honk their horns -- many of whom did -- and shouted things such as, "It could happen to you!" and "You could be you next!"
Police Chief Eric Bush told KTVZ.COM Thursday that the arrest of Cole had nothing to do with his clinic or that it happened to be on the day votes would be counted on Measure 80, a marijuana legalization measure.
But Cole said he believes it was done to hurt his reputation and embarrass him, and timed so that he could not get a license to sell pot, had the measure passed. He said there's no smoking in the building and no minors are allowed.
"You can't arrest somebody just because you don't like their business," Cole said.
Protest organizer Chance Lee, a medical marijuana card-holder who volunteers at Cole's clinic, said the only interaction with police Saturday was when they urged the demonstrators to stay out of the street and on the sidewalk.
"It was very peaceful," he said, saying he was "pretty distraught" when he was shown the Hooper video.
"I always knew police officers in Prineville weren't right," he said, adding that some people who would have liked to take part in the protest were uncomfortable doing so, fearing repercussions.
"The cops need to tone it down a little bit, just do their job," Lee said.


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Vogt's Notes: Combining newspapers just makes sense
When I became editor of the Pine River Journal last December, one thought became increasingly apparent with each passing week: a combined Lake Country Echo and Pine River Journal newspaper would make so much more sense.
That idea will become reality Thursday, Sept. 26, with the first issue of the pineandlakes Echo Journal newspaper — featuring a combined Lake Country Echo and Pine River Journal weekly newspaper in broadsheet, rather than tab-size, format (the size of most newspapers like The Brainerd Dispatch, Minneapolis Star Tribune, St. Paul Pioneer Press or USA Today).
The idea has been percolating among Echo Publishing management for quite a while for many different reasons, including financial. As editor, my reasoning comes purely from the news angle.
At an average of 12 pages each week, it's often difficult, if not impossible, to cram into the Journal all the news stories and photos we have. As the person who most often checks three separate email accounts, I see first-hand the duplication of news items we receive for inclusion in both newspapers.
When we shared the idea of combining the newspapers into one publication with our Advisory Board several months ago, we asked each board member to look at both newspapers really closely. Some who subscribed to the Echo had never seen the Journal, and vice versa.
We were happy to hear very few, if any, negative reactions to our idea. In fact, some Echo readers said they didn't realize what the Pine River area offered and they thought they'd be more likely to check out those communities. And some Journal readers said the same about Nisswa, Crosslake and other "Echo" communities.
Another Advisory Board member lives in Pequot Lakes but grew up in Pine River, and she still loves to read Pine River news.
The cities are a mere 10 miles apart; it seems senseless to use the Cass-Crow Wing County line as a news boundary so Echo readers don't read about what happens north of Jenkins, and Journal readers don't read about happenings south of Jenkins.
It became increasingly apparent that a combined newspaper is a win-win for both readers and advertisers alike.
That said, it isn't a decision we've taken lightly. The Pine River Journal has a deep history in that community, going back to when it was launched in March 1935. Despite changes in ownership and style over the years, that 78 1/2-year history is nothing to just brush aside.
The Lake Country Echo was founded in February 1972 and has its own 41 1/2-year history in the Pequot Lakes area.
As the saying goes, nothing changes if nothing changes. The newspaper business has expanded far beyond the printed product, and even beyond the online product. Our business is surging forward into the technological world of iPads, iPhones and other mobile devices.
The time has come for that evolution to include a merger of our two area weekly newspapers.
So what does that mean?
Basically, subscribers and others who pick up our newspapers will see more news and advertising from a broader range of communities. We've tweaked our design and can't wait to share our creative style.
I'll still be editor and Pete Mohs will still be publisher. Kate Perkins and Travis Grimler will still be our staff writers.
We'll function as has been normal since February 2012 with our production and main offices at the Brainerd Dispatch, our sister newspaper under Morris Communications. Our office in Pequot Lakes will continue to be open from 8 a.m. to noon Monday-Friday, and often into the afternoons, for those customers who still want face-to-face contact without driving to or calling the Brainerd Dispatch.
Most important, we'll continue to cover and report the news and events of Pequot Lakes, Pine River, Backus, Breezy Point, Crosslake, Emily, Fifty Lakes, Hackensack, Jenkins, Lake Shore, Manhattan Beach, Merrifield and Nisswa. As we've always done, our staff will determine the importance of news and publish it accordingly.
We have no plans to abandon any of the communities we've traditionally covered.
Current Echo subscribers will see Pine River-Backus High School sports coverage, and Journal subscribers will see Pequot Lakes High School sports coverage, including Athletes of the Week from both schools.
Journal subscribers will get recipe columns. Echo readers will get the popular Last Windrow column by John Wetrosky that runs in the Journal. On the flip side, Journal readers will see Craig Nagel's Cracker Barrel column as well as political columns by Pete Abler and Don Bye that run in the Echo.
As always, we welcome feedback, whether it's praise, criticism or questions. You'll find our contact information on page 5 of the Lake Country Echo and page 4 of the Pine River Journal.


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|Rua do Belomonte, 4050-096 Porto, Portugal
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Located at the rear of the building, this apartment features a large balcony glazing and exterior facing intimate patio surrounded by strong walls granitic where you can see the phased construction of buildings, from their initial structure of the seventeenth century, and enjoy relaxing moments immune the bustle of the city.
This reconciles apartment building's original features such as exposed stone walls with contemporary décor and functional.
It served as a fully equipped kitchenette with fridge, hob and microwave and a private bathroom featuring toiletries and free access to the room and the living room.
The living room has a flat-screen TV and sofa bed with dimensions suitable for two people, dining area and fully equipped for four people.
Located in the heart of the historic center is a World Heritage Site, has around and within reach of a short walk, the most important monuments (Cathedral 10 minutes, Clerigos Tower 5 minutes, 5 minutes Customs, Palácio da Bolsa 4 minutes), the Douro River (with the point of departure for cruises on the river 5 minutes), restaurants, shops, train stations (S. Bento station 10 minutes), metro (10 minutes), bus (to port) and public car parking (5 minutes).
Crossing the bridge D. Luis I, designed by Gustave Eiffel, you can visit the cellars of port at a distance of 20 minutes walk. The Francisco Sá Carneiro Airport in Porto is 20 km.
Despite this central location, the street is quiet Belomonte overnight and well served by grocery stores, bakeries and pharmacies where you can buy everything you need for your stay.
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We really enjoyed our stay at this apartment. It is well equipped and very modern. We could easily walk to Porto's centre. Also the check in was good; we got some great tips where to go and what to do in Lisbon.
We had a perfect stay in a beautiful city in laura and pedros appartment. The appartment is big and very nice and there is everything you will need. Its very close to the center but its silent at night so you can sleep well.
The hosts were very nice and gave us some recommendations for restaurants and bars.
I would defenetly recommend the city porto and this apparment for a holiday. Thank you for the hospitality.
We had a fantastic stay at Pedro's and Laura's apartment. The building is very safe, the apartment is big, comfortable, clean and has fast-speed wifi. The apartment is well located, there are some supermarkets in walking distance, also it's close to the metro. We enjoyed sitting in the balcony. We would stay there again. Thank you!
A very elegant 19th-century apartment, cleverly and tastefully renovated to a high standard, in a pleasant tree-lined street within easy walking distance of the historic centre which had absolutely everything we needed for a pleasant and comfortable stay. There was a corner shop for basic needs (lots of fruit and veg on offer) and also a cafe literally a stone's throw away. It was a very fitting place to stay whilst visiting this beautiful city, and although we were generally out all day exploring the city we still had time to admire its minimalistic but functional style - and enjoy a very good night's sleep on the excellent mattress.
Pedro is a really friendly Host and the flat is exactly as it looks in pictures.
Very clean and wonderful apartment centrally located.
I would certainly recommend this accommodation to enjoy your stay in Porto.
Great appartment! Everything looked exactly as in the pictures. Very clean and quiet place to stay. In the middle of the city centre of Porto. Easy to reach by metro from the airport. We enjoyed our stay very much and the restaurant that Pedro recommend us was really great!!
A nice home in a nice neighborhood, a must!
Een prettig huis in een leuke buurt, een aanrader!
Pedro is a very friendly and gave excellent host. His apartment is neat and right in the historic center. For 4 adults you have what little privacy. ! namely adjacent bedroom with a sliding door to the only toilet (which is also your bathroom). If I was pedro, I would offer some more place to hang (hooks in bedrooms or so. There was no wardrobe. Further fine! Your clothes
Pedro is een heel vriendelijke en atente gastheer.
Zijn apartement is netjes en midden in het historische centrum.
Voor 4 volwassenen heb je wat weinig privacy.
! slaapkamer grenst namelijk met een schuifdeur aan de enigste wc (dat is ook je badkamer).
Als ik pedro was, zou ik wat meer plek bieden om je kleding op te hangen( haken in de slaapkamers of zo. Er was geen kledingkast.
Verder prima!
La estancia en Oporto fue estupenda.
Laura nos estaba esperando y nos explicó todo lo que necesitábamos para movernos por la ciudad .
El apartamento tal como aparece en las fotos. Muy cómodo y bastante cerca del centro.
A pesar de la lluvia pasamos unos días muy agradables y pudimos visitar todo lo previsto.
Sin duda lo recomendaríamos.
Perfect Stay, thanks to Laura,
The appartement is very well located near the palacio and the hospital, all the equiments needed, luminous, clean.
And our host Laura, she was available and lived two minutes beside. She show us a lot to do on a map, very appreciated, thank you again !!
Séjour parfait, merci à Laura,
L'appartement est très bien situé entre le Palacio et l'hôpital, tous les équipemements nécessaire, lumineux et propre.
Et notre hôte vis à deux minutes à pieds, elle était également ddisponible.Elle nous à montrer beaucoup de choses à voir et à faire sur une carte de la ville, merci encore !!
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The Providence Journal's estimable sports columnist, Bill Reynolds, is out with a new book, Rise of a Dynasty: The '57 Celtics, the First Banner, and the Dawning of a New America.
The tome chronicles the rise of a team that would go on to win 11 championships in 13 years. But, in Reynolds's estimation, the squad did something larger: kickstart a league of only minor appeal and — with the emergence of Bill Russell, the sport's first black superstar — signal a period of immense social change.
The Phoenix caught up with Reynolds for a Q&A, edited for length.
YOU SUGGEST BASKETBALL IN THE 1950s WAS A MINOR-LEAGUE SPORT. Yes, absolutely. It had all the appeal of roller derby. It was basically seen as a goons' game — all these big, slow [guys]. To be 6'10" back then was [to be] a freak, a big genetic freak. That was the perception of it. And it was aided by the fact that the big columnists in New York — Red Smith, Jimmy Cannon, guys who were syndicated all over the country — didn't like it, for all those reasons.
THIS IS A BIG QUESTION. BUT IF YOU HAD TO SAY IT IN A NUGGET, WHAT CHANGED THAT PERCEPTION? It changes over time. But my premise is that this Celtic team in '57 starts to change it. It's the first NBA Finals on national TV — the seventh game was nationally televised. It was an NBA Finals between two great sports cities — Boston and St. Louis, two big baseball towns. The year before, I think the Ft. Wayne Pistons had been in the Finals. It really wasn't a national league then. It didn't go west of the Mississippi River, it didn't go south of St. Louis. It was totally, totally different. So the fact that the Celtics and the Hawks — these two big, great sports towns — are in the finals, it's a great finals. The game's on national TV. It's a double-overtime game. The emergence of Bill Russell as a superstar. It's the first time the national TV audience sees what was essentially a great game played by great players.
WHEN WE THINK OF BLACK ATHLETES WHO HAD A TRANSFORMATIVE SOCIAL IMPACT WE THINK OF MUHAMMAD ALI OR MAYBE TOMMIE SMITH AND JOHN CARLOS, WHO PERFORMED THE BLACK POWER SALUTE IN THE 1968 OLYMPICS. WE THINK OF JACKIE ROBINSON. HOW DOES THE TIGHT-LIPPED, STOIC BILL RUSSELL FIT INTO THIS PICTURE. That's another one of the points I try to make in this book. Jackie Robinson is the first black to integrate baseball and everyone knows that. He's a cultural icon because of that. Here's a question: who was the first black to integrate the NBA?
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wow.. what a place... great organization too..... u lucky ducky....!!!
A wonderful place to work....actually it is more like playing to me....have fun and enjoy!!!
There is no place like home!
Beautiful room. I am doing the same thing, wish my room was big enough for a cutting table like that. Love those applique blocks on the wall. Have fun in your new room.
great space.you are making a work of art there,wow
Very nice sewing room.
Treat people the way you want to be treated!!
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Love your applique blocks on your design wall! And your cutting table with all it's cubbies!
Looking good! If you wanted, you could label those fabric totes to know what is in them at a glance! Awesome job!
Nice space!
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Ms. Adams teaches in the design/ technology area with a specialty in makeup, crafts and puppetry. She received her training in make up for theatre from Jack Stein, and for film, television and special effects with Vincent Kehoe at the Research Council of Makeup Artists.
Her professional work includes design responsibilities at major Boston television stations, historical productions for Sudbury Militia and Minuteman National Park in Lexington, Massachusetts. She continues to serve as consultant to local educational, community and regional theatre companies. She has also conducted workshops for the Puppeteers of New England and New England Theatre Conference. At the College she has designed and executed costumes, specialty headgear, makeup and puppets for department productions.


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Teresa was wrong. Ashley was wrong. Danielle is, was, and always will be a total nutcase. Which makes Teresa and Ashley even more wrong. You don't do that to a nutcase, you leave the nutcase well enough alone. Teresa is making excuses, saying that Danielle had been spreading "rumors" about her. Um, Teresa, who cares? You are a mother of 4? Now THAT is even scarier than Danielle – well, maybe not scariER, but just as scary in any case. Teresa should get over herself. Danielle haters (um, meaning everyone), do acknowledge that yes, Danielle is a nutcase and a drama queen and paranoid and yada yada yada, BUT, that does not justify Teresa OR Ashley's actions, in fact it makes their actions even worse!!
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What show were you IDIOTS watching? Was it NOT Teresa who sat outside the bathroom "Just wanting to say hello, and be nice?" FOR REAL?? Teresa set the whole stage for that attack, with Jacqueline sitting there like a faithful lap dog. KIM G? TROUBLE MAKER. She drug Danielle back in when she was trying to ignore the situation. And saying Honey, the way T did,was very condescending. I use that tone too when I'm bashing someone. Not at all the way she said it to Joe. Come on people, She is NOT the nice nice girl she pretends to be.And their lifestyle? I'm breaking my back paying off credit card debt the right way…not yelling BANKRUPTCY to get out of it. COWARDS. If they hate D so much, the best way to get to her would be to ignore her like Carolina and Dina do. They have class…are you listening T & J? And Ashley? Boy I wish I was 20 yrs. younger. I'd teach you about respect girlfriend. I do like T's cookbook tho…just sayin'
Posted at 4:08 PM on July 13, 2010
i'll have to check out the cookbook. ur right on everything, but danielle is so crazy and hate-inducing that nobody wants to see that theresa was the one who actually instigated this episode. sure, danielle has been doing a year's worth of sh!t to get theresa this mad, but ultimately, last night, danielle didn't have the balls to do anything face to face, and theresa was the aggressor. luann would not approve.
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OMG, dont you even see tha Danielle is the one who always there where there is a drama?!!! And that peace of hair was an extansiones for sure, so I feel no sorry for that Beach!!! She is a trash and low class women who should use her time better than this, considering of her past!!! Non of the other one don't have a past like her, so do you know what????? She is not worth of any of it !!!! Have no mercy for her!!! She is a Mom and she act like a bad Girls in on of that reality show which is nothing to be proud of!!!! I just don't know what is she doing on a show to begging with!!! Danielle is a Beach a trash and a worth Mother that you can see on a public TV!!! Sorry!!!!
Posted at 11:33 AM on July 14, 2010
i do not disagree with anything you say, but teresa is also a mom- and she hunted danielle down on that episode. literally. what mom of 4 young children, one just born, puts herself in such a reckless position? they're all behaving like pigs. yes, danielle dragged them all down into her gutter- but look where dina is… not there. there are ways of handling things other than stalking someone outside a bathroom, going out of your way to 'have a conversation' with them, and then chasing them down the hall. i mean, what civilized person does that? c'mon. sorry teresa. you let danielle get the better of you, and you are now down on her level.
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Come on-Theresa was baiting her (Danielle)into a fight (and she knew it wouldn't take much as we all know Danielle isn't wound all that tight). Danielle is a master manipulator and loves playing the victim all the time whether she really is or isn't, in this case she might have actually been one, just a tiny bit. She's a grown woman, she could have walked away and left without incident but we know that wouldn't have made "good tv".
And Ashley, grow up you little spoiled rich girl. Like your stepdad has already told you-your mom can take care of herself and you sitting there while they're trying to talk to you rolling your eyes to the heavens is just disrespectful. THINK about what you're doing before you do it and the fact that it may affect others, like your family.
All these gals are crazy like a fox. They act nuts yet each week we tune in to see what's happening. It's like watching as train wreck, you know you shouldn't look but you just can't not look.
And how does Theresa file bankruptcy when she has to be getting money from doing this show? And one morning she just wakes up and realizes she has financial problems? What
is she smoking that had her so asleep at the wheel that she didn't know things were bad financially, DAH!
mimi tholsted
Posted at 11:58 AM on July 13, 2010
Danielle is pushing and pushing the buttons….and provocating none stop bringing her shaded friends as bodyguards?….dont miss with Teresa Danielle…..but I don't understand Kim the older woman, what is she doing with Danielle?, I hope she will find out for herself??? to stay away from that crazy person so evil full of poison,…. I feel sorry for Danielles 2 girls with a mother like that, uf-uf where do they go from that?….it is a low classe person she deserves what she gets!!!!!
Posted at 4:05 PM on July 13, 2010
Posted at 11:51 AM on July 13, 2010
Hell no, no one should take the physcoooo side! Danielle is cleary crazy n absence!!! shes a wack job! She obviously wanted to cause a scene on last nights show, cause Teresa was calm till Danielle got loud then it was on….Danielle was a punk n ran like hell Hahaaa Lmao! Love Teresa, Jackaline, Caroline n Dina! Teresa kickkkk Danielle butt! Us Reall Jersey girls don't take nothing!!!
Posted at 10:58 AM on July 13, 2010
Dontknow Crazy
Posted at 11:06 AM on July 14, 2010
You guys dont know crazy when you see it. Danielle is crazy. Certifiable. Unless you know what goes on behind the scenes you all shouldnt shout out your opinions like you have a clue. People have breaking points, people are entitled to their privacy and all the negative haters, you suck
Posted at 6:06 PM on July 14, 2010
Posted at 10:39 AM on July 13, 2010
Danielle most certianly did NOT have everyone on her side. She is bat crazy and makes and a$$ out of herself and her children with HER obsession with the other girls. She wants to be in the spotlight and doesnt care that she is looked on as a joke and a crazy person. She talks trash CONSTANTLY about them and acts as though this incident (which I do not agree with) will vindicate her of everything crazy and stuff that she does!! WRONG. She is a damaged, money hungry woman.
Posted at 10:27 AM on July 13, 2010


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Masterpiece in Focus: Thomas Couture in the Studio
01 Feb 2014 - 08 Jun 2014
Gallery C218
Thomas Couture (1815–1879) was one of the most celebrated painters in Paris during his lifetime and was renowned for his bold technique and sensational subject matter. In the early twentieth century, however, his art historical reputation waned in favour of more modern tendencies. His Supper at the Maison d'Or also known as Each Party has its Ending has spent decades in storage since it was donated to the Vancouver Art Gallery, due to the condition of the painting and damage to its original frame. It is now on public display. This exhibition will focus on Couture's drawing and painting techniques, as well as allowing a behind-the-scenes look at the recent treatment of the painting. As such, it will give insight into the secrets of the studio, both in terms of the painting's creation and restoration.
Thomas Couture, Supper at the Maison d'Or also known as Each Party has its Ending, 1855, oil on canvas, 180.0 x 228.0 cm, Collection of the Vancouver Art Gallery, Presented by Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Rogers, VAG 31.101, Photo: Rachel Topham, Vancouver Art Gallery


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The Pirate Bay Away From Keyboard is a grim documentary that follows the founders of TPB during the trials in Sweden up until the final verdict—produced by Simon Klose as a documentary of TPB's impact, both cultural and personal—and now it's been released for free as a BitTorrent (indexed on TPB itself) and as a YouTube video that you can watch right now.
The Pirate Bay has been a force for upheaval in the technological world of the Internet now for almost a decade, the founders have been raided, put on trial, and become the center of a controversy that has rocked the entire Internet. In 2009, the founders were found guilty of this era's weirdest crime—facilitating the illegal downloading of copyrighted material—and sentenced to a year in prison and US $3.5M in fines. ISPs in fourteen countries have been ordered to block the website.
What does it do? It indexes BitTorrent links, permitting people to find and download information from the network and join into swarms. They're not the only BitTorrent index in the world (certainly not anymore) but they're one of the most well known and even with ISPs blocking them left and right they've become one of the most proxied sites on the Internet.
People, not renegades, caught up in a maelstrom of cultural change
TPB-AFK is a film four years in the making, starting with the 2008 charges against Fredrik Neij, Gottfrid Svartholm, and Peter Sunde for running The Pirate Bay.
Unlike previous file sharing services, The Pirate Bay doesn't house and copyrighted material on their servers, only links to how they can be accessed on a distributed network generated by BitTorrent users. This is much in the same way Google indexes links to pages on the Web. As a tool, BitTorrent is used constantly to distribute large files for multimedia and gaming (including uses by free-to-play MMO games and even World of Warcraft to distribute patches.)
However, the capability for The Pirate Bay to facilitate the download of potentially copyrighted material (even with a cornucopia of legitimate uses available) made TPB a target for copyright cartels around the world and as highlighted in the documentary they went for their pound of flesh.
While the founders may have lost their court case, TPB has never been successfully snuffed. With each new tactic used to shut it down, it simply evolved to become more difficult to stop. Since TPB doesn't actually house much content but a tiny amount of data for each torrent, it became possible to distribute the entire thing across numerous servers, with an easily moved router for getting it onto the web. There had also been talk of putting it onto autonomous drones hovering around (eschewed for a cloud solution.)
Attempts to stifle The Pirate Bay by blocking it in the UK lead to a boom of proxies in other countries, antagonizing censorship with the old adage: "The Internet views censorship as damage and routes around it." During that period, the use of VPN by youth went up as more people start to make their communications private instead of let their ISP know that they were doing.
Many of these attempts to censor The Pirate Bay have instead brought a spotlight to why censorship doesn't work: it only trammels the ability for legitimate, honest, or uneducated Internet users to go about their business. Everyone else? They just fired up the nearest TPB proxy, turned on their VPN, or otherwise totally ignored the blocks.
The effect of TPB can be felt across the world as many eyes have been watching what happened to the founders and how insane the cases against them seemed to be. In the United States, copyright bills that stifled free speech, such as SOPA and PROTECTIP, rose up and were swiftly beaten down. Populations across the world have become wary of Internet censorship in their countries, but the battle for hearts-and-minds and the ability to use the Internet is hardly over.
"The Pirate Bay has been one of the most important movements in Sweden for freedom of speech, working against corruption and censorship," TPB co-founder Peter Sunde is quoted as saying.
TPB-AFK is an in-depth look into the travails of the founders of this interesting conduit for discussion on freedom of speech and information on the Internet. It is a must-watch.


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In recent years, the Boston Film Festival has alternated between catastrophe and semi-revival. The 26th annual version might be leaning more toward the latter, though it's hard to say. On the plus side, it boasts more movies (24) than parties. Some of the films — all showing at the recently revived Stuart Street Playhouse — are fairly high-profile independent and studio offerings, and some of those will have cast members and filmmakers in attendance: actor Sam Rockwell will grace Tony Goldwyn's CONVICTION (September 18 at 9:15 pm), and Anna Boden and Ryan Fleck will be present at their IT'S KIND OF A FUNNY STORY (September 19 at 7 pm).
Neither of those two screened for the press, but I did get a look at some of the other features. As you might expect, they're obscure and low budget. But they're no worse than your average movie in a commercial theater. Most, in fact, are well worth seeing.
So attending the festival this year might not be like watching a car crash — though, as it turns out, there are plenty of car crashes to be seen in the movies themselves. Disasters of various kinds and near-death experiences, both figurative and literal, are a unifying theme. This might be a reflection of the festival's own precarious status, if not that of the world in general. A typical Boston Film Festival entry starts with a plane plunging into the ocean, a handful of survivors stumbling onto shore to discover a mysterious world with strange inhabitants and eerie links to their previous life, and . . .
I'm sorry, that's the TV show Lost. The film I'm thinking about is Phedon Papamichael's ARCADIA LOST (September 23 at 5 pm, with Papamichael), in which a car crashes into the ocean and a teenage stepbrother and stepsister stumble ashore to discover a mysterious world inhabited by Nick Nolte. Charlotte (Haley Bennett) has been a pill since her father died and her mother remarried a guy whose son Sye (Carter Jenkins) is kind of cute but a nerd. So she acts up by kissing a cute waiter at the resort hotel they're staying at in Greece and making Lolita-like poses for Papamichael's camera. For his part, Sye barely tolerates Charlotte, but they're thrust into each other's care when they get stranded in a strange land without a cell phone.
Leading them in search of "The Way" is Benerji (Nolte). Sucking on what looks like a bottle of Red Bull and vodka, Benerji intones profundities like "I have seen many things. . . . I have seen the snakes. . . . I have walked the road under water" while affirming the power of love. Not very helpful. Yet though the film has its share of ludicrously portentous dialogue, the imagery rises to the level of its ambitions — the sudden appearance of a giant, rusted freighter on a beach, for example. It's far superior, at any rate, to Peter Jackson's The Lovely Bones.
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