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During the last few years, many surgeons have begun to utilize the LigaSure device or Harmonic scalpel to perform thyroid surgery. Several papers have demonstrated the benefits of these devices compared with traditional hand-tying techniques. The purpose of this study was to examine our institution's experience with the LigaSure device and Harmonic scalpel during thyroid surgery and to compare mean operative times and complications associated with each device.A retrospective chart review was performed on all patients who underwent thyroid surgery using the LigaSure device or Harmonic scalpel at a single institution between December 2005 and August 2009. Charts were reviewed for patient demographics, mean operative time, length of stay, and complications, such as transient recurrent laryngeal nerve injury, hypocalcemia, and hematoma formation.A total of 231 patients were included in the study, of whom 123 underwent total thyroidectomy and 108 underwent lobectomy. There was a significant decrease in the operative time for both thyroidectomies and lobectomies when the Harmonic scalpel was utilized. In regard to complications, there was no statistically significant difference in the number of transient and permanent recurrent laryngeal nerve injuries, percentage of patients developing hypocalcemia, or rate of hematoma development.In this study, there was no difference in the rate of complications between the two devices. However, the use of the Harmonic scalpel significantly decreased operative time for both thyroidectomies and thyroid lobectomies compared with the LigaSure device.
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Croatian First Deputy Prime Minister Tomislav Karamarko says that the Bridge party, a junior partner in the ruling coalition, is walking on thin ice when demanding his resignation.
"You cannot run your own policies by dealing with internal problems of another party," Karamarko said in an interview with the Sarajevo-based Dnevni Avaz daily published on Friday.
Karamarko said that people in the Bridge party had no political experience. "They entered politics naively, thinking that theory is the same as practice."
"Pretending to be an example of moral fortitude and a model to others is a dangerous walk on thin ice. Mr Petrov and some others from Bridge are walking on a thin edge of mutual correctness and respect and I won't have much understanding for this any more," Karamarko said.
The Bridge party wants Karamarko to step down because of the business relationship between his wife and a lobbyist for the Hungarian oil and gas group MOL, claiming that this is a conflict of interest situation. The Croatian government and MOL are currently involved in two arbitration proceedings over the management of the Croatian oil and gas company INA.
Karamarko says that the business relationship was terminated when he became First Deputy Prime Minister.
"It's clear to me that my political opponents are using all means available to inflict political damage on me, but in this case they crossed the line of good taste and good manners and started a brutal attack on my family. There is only one reason for that and that is my opinion and position on INA in which I clearly represent the national interests of Croatia," Karamarko said.
He accused the strongest opposition Social Democratic Party (SDP) of making up scandals and paralysing the system in an attempt to return to power.
Asked about accusations levelled against the present government over its tacit support of the pro-Nazi Ustasha ideology in Croatia, Karamarko said that some people simply did not want to hear that he had distanced himself from any form of radicalism and totalitarianism. He said that such stories were "a part of plans to destabilise Croatia".
He stood in defence of Culture Minister Zlatko Hasanbegovic who "exposed the historical fact that antifascism and communism are not the same." He said that Hasanbegovic became the target of criticisms after he decided to put in order the financing of non-governmental organisations, which he said had been under the direct political influence of the previous, SDP-led government.
"There were a lot of conflicts of interest and violations of law in that sector," Karamarko said, adding that now the people who were left without money were spreading accusations of the revival of the Ustasha ideology in Croatia.


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ATLANTIC GRILL * [Rating: One Star]
(212) 988-9200; 1341 Third Avenue, between 76th and 77th Streets; $$; smoking at the bar; all major credit cards.
For Stephen Hanson, who also owns Isabella's, Park Avalon and Coconut Grill, this is his latest variation on the seafood grill theme. The acoustics are remarkable. Even in the crowded back dining room, which has an oyster bar with tiled walls, stone floors and 80 seats, you never have to shout. The main dining room packs 100 people into a small space, but it is remarkably quiet. The brunch menu features a wide variety of omelets, like asparagus, tomato and Gruyere; shrimp, avocado and sweet pepper; wild mushroom, cheddar and herbs; and an egg white omelet with low-fat muenster, mushroom and tomato. Crab cake eggs Benedict, lobster Cobb salad with asparagus, roasted peppers, avocado, tomatoes and cucumber with Louis dressing and sherry vinaigrette are other selections on the menu, in addition to maki-sushi samplers. (Review: 6/10/98)
BUTTERFIELD 81 ** [Rating: Two Stars)
(212) 288-2700; 170 East 81st Street, between Third and Lexington Avenues; $$$; smoking at the bar; all major credit cards.
Butterfield 81's chef, Tom Valenti, formerly of Alison on Dominick and Cascabel, cooks earthy, satisfying food. His menu for brunch starts with an assortment of homemade biscuits and breads, followed by a selection of either fresh yogurt with granola or mixed greens with grated roquefort or soup of the day. A selection of omelets and eggs, any style, with home fries and a choice of homemade sausage or grilled thick bacon is the traditional selection. However, other entrees include a grilled marinated vegetable sandwich with faufrettes and marinated tomato salad; poached eggs with frisee, lardons and house smoked sturgeon; portobello and goat cheese turnover with roasted marinated beets and mixed greens; brioche french toast with dried fruit compote and pure maple syrup; and smoked salmon on grilled peasant bread with roasted peppers, fresh mozzarella, shaved onion and basil puree. (Review: 6/24/98)
L'ABSINTHE * [Rating: One Star]
(212) 794-4950; 227 East 67th Street, between Second and Third Avenues; $$$; smoking at the bar; all major credit cards.Continue reading the main story
The ancient clocks, polished brass and etched glass give this restaurant the warmth of a typical Paris bistro. The prix fixe brunch for $26.50 includes choice of appetizer, main course, assorted sorbets or desserts and a glass of Champagne. To begin your meal, you might try the endive salad with fresh herbs, smoked duck breast and roquefort, or the terrine of foie gras, sweetbreads and shiitake mushrooms. For the main course, possibilities include poached eggs Benedict with smoked salmon and caviar; beef tartare with vegetable chips and watercress salad; sun-dried tomato-crusted red snapper with Swiss chard in a Provencal olive broth; and roasted sea bass wrapped in prosciutto with black trumpet mushrooms. (Review: 8/4/95)
LENOX ROOM ** [Rating: Two Stars]
(212) 772-0404; 1278 Third Avenue, between 73d and 74th Streets; $$; smoking at the bar; all major credit cards.
Charles Palmer, the owner of Aureole, and Tony Fortuna, who has managed some elegant New York restaurants, have created a smartly casual atmosphere. For starters, brunch includes mimosas, bellinis and Champagne. Main entrees include smoked salmon Benedict with chive hollandaise sauce; yellowfin tuna tartare with soy and sesame; cinnamon vanilla french toast, served with pineapple and banana; the classic eggs Benedict with Canadian bacon; and Scottish smoked salmon with toasted bagel and cream cheese. (Review: 6/16/95)
MATTHEW'S ** [Rating: Two Stars]
(212) 838-4343; 1030 Third Avenue, at 61st Street; $$$; smoking at the bar; all major credit cards.
This is Matthew Kenney's flagship restaurant, the place where he honed his pan-Mediterranean cuisine. The room is light, low-key and attractive. Appetizers include white endive with sun-dried pear, pistachios and cabrales; tuna tartare with fennel, caraway toasts, green olive tapenade; and charcoaled shrimp with pomegranate and basil. Some main-course selections are scrambled eggs with spiced-cured salmon; omelet of spinach and manchego; grilled hanger steak with eggs and spice-roasted potatoes; and sourdough french toast with cinnamon glazed strawberries. Blood orange smoothies and carrot ginger juice are possibilities for drinks. (Review: 11/26/93)
PETALUMA * [Rating: One Star]
(212) 772-8800; 1356 First Avenue, at 73d Street; $$$; smoking permitted in outside cafe; all major credit cards.
Fresh flavors and big portion of pasta are the norm at this restaurant, which is more California Italian than New York Italian. The large, bustling room is especially good for people with children. Omelet selections include omelet al verde, which is made with parmesan, parsley, fesh herbs, spinach and leeks mixed with the eggs; omelet de campagna, which is made with ham, fontina, potato, onion and herbs; and omelet victoria, made with chunks of lobster in a pink sauce. Pizzas come with everything from prosciutto and artichokes to goat cheese and roasted peppers. (Review: 2/1/91; revisited: 9/28/96)
Summaries taken from reviews use the star ratings. Others are taken from the $25 and Under column (+) and articles (++), and capsule revies from New York Today: www.nytoday.com (+++).
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i have a very passionate personality and that usually either helps me or hurts me, as a moderator, so i mean make of that what you will.
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On Wednesday, £24bn was wiped from London shares after the shock revelations of WorldCom's accounting scandal sent shudders through the world's financial markets.
The stock market slump will hit millions of individuals with money invested in equities through pensions, endowment policies and individual savings accounts.
But yesterday it was slightly better news, as the FTSE 100 Index initially staged a small recovery, bouncing nearly 60 points.
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Discussion in 'Fan Zone' started by 44cowboys22, Feb 4, 2014.
I'd sign the guy... Instant upgrade
And an instant circus and headache that is not needed in Dallas.
Give me players, not choir boys.
If he is relatively cheap and can beat out one of our starters , then go for it.
He's not a RKG, so a perfect fit! If his talent is worth the sideshow, might be worth grabbing him. Imagine Smith, Fred and him on the line........
I'm all for the notion of players not choir boys. The problem is his history, and whats happened in Miami, is a circus that doesn't need to be dealt with in Dallas. He would bring way to much 'me' attention to the enviroment, rather he wanted to or not, and that's simply not needed.
I would think that he would be low risk at this point. Its sad that his antics may have had a severe impact on a guy, but it appears that most guys like him. He would be on his P's and Q's here, and I think there is more veteran leadership here than in Miami.
The team needs attitude and putting it on an improving Oline would be great... BUT given how extremely offended some ppl could be I would but it to some kind of vote... (with his highlights playing in the background)
Did anybody read the text messages that were released today? I didn't see anything in any of those texts between Richie and Martin, that even comes close to hazing or racism. Both partied hard, and worked out alot. I still don't understand where all these allegations came from, but it's not from the texts messages.
I would definitely bring him in. His toughness is sorely needed.
Aw hell no - he's been a problem everywhere he's played.
It actually crossed my mind, when I read through the leak of his text transcripts. Then I read more of them and realized what an abject moron the guy actually his. Mouthbreather.
I'm curious to see how that story plays out, though. There's got to be a reason he was suspended without the NFLPA putting up much of a fight, but the stuff leaking out right now makes it hard to believe there was a pattern of harassment. They seemed to be on very good terms, at least at one point.
To whom? Honestly, the guy is better known for being a nasty player than an especially talented one. I would pass simply because of the spectacle.
Jerry Jones has enough distraction in Dallas as it is without adding a sideshow freak.
I agree we need nasty tough players to inject a little attitude on this team full of passives.
What we do not need is a high profile polarizing figure. If he were supremely talented, sure. But he is for the most part "pretty good". That does not offset the negatives.
Rather go young and this is a decent OT Draft.... nothing against him though he is a tard at times....who isn't.
I haven't read the text transcripts, but my opinion from the earlier stuff is that Martin is someone who is maybe a little bit unstable and Incognito must have just made him 'snap' somehow. There is all sorts of history of those two guys being buddies and I haven't seen anything saying 'nito is just some sort of bully/jerk...I dunno. He's a Captain for the Dolphins too, isn't he? Or was, I guess. It's odd but like always there are two sides to the story.
I'd take him in Dallas.
Sweet molasses no.
Suddenly WE are worried about how we are perceived by signing this guy?
You kiddngng me?
We have to have the reputation as the NFLs largest Girl Scout Troop.
We are not tough, not physical and teams just wait around waiting for us to implode by the 4th Qt..
Of course sign him
Bring this guy in to slap around some of our guys, maybe everyone will play better. I dont care of the RKG thing, its not working. Sign this guy, if hes like Colombo, heck of a fit.
Racism sucks. That said, the text messages seemed rather mundane to me as well. I'd bring him in with a stipulation that he can be cut at a moment's notice if he acts up.
If we had strong and clear leadership, I would sign him. He plays with an attitude(dirty?) this team lacks and would be an upgrade over Bernadeau.
Under the current regime, he would just be another attraction at the circus.
Agree, by the time camp rolls around, this should be water under the bridge. It isn't like Dallas can't handle another story anyways, it might not even be top three if they did sign him.
It is worth the risk IMO.


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The Napoleon Tiara was a papal tiara given to Pope Pius VII by Emperor Napoleon I in 1805 following the pope's coronation of Napoleon as Emperor of France.
The tiara, which was of traditional papal tiara design, was designed and manufactured by Henry August and Marie-Etienne Nitot of the House of Chaumet in Paris. Some of the jewels and decoration for this tiara came from earlier tiaras smashed and stolen by the troops of the French Directory in 1798. The great emerald stolen by Napoleon's troops, which had once been on the Tiara of Pope Julius II, was placed on the tiara in the monde.
Tiaras were traditionally in the region of 2 to 5 lb (0.9 to 2.3 kg) in weight. The Napoleon Tiara, however, was made a massive 18 lb (8 kg). In addition it was made too small to fit comfortably on a pope's head. It was speculated that both its weight and size were chosen to humiliate the pope, who could not wear such a tiara, or if he did, would risk serious neck injury.
In any case, neither Pius VII nor his successor wore it for reasons unconnected with its size and weight. Firstly, they saw it as the product of Napoleon's theft as it was made from past tiaras French troops had stolen. In addition it was a "gift" from someone who had driven Pius's predecessor into exile, had stolen the Vatican Archives and forced Pius against his will to preside over Napoleon's coronation. The tiara originally contained three inscriptions glorifying Napoleon. After the fall of Napoleon Cardinal Consalvi, the Cardinal Secretary of State, ordered the removal of the inscriptions.
The tiara, which cost 180,000 francs in 1804, was valued at $50,000 in 1903. The Vatican later adjusted the size of the tiara to enable later popes to wear it. It was used as the coronation tiara for a number of popes, most notably Pope Pius IX on 21 June 1846.[1] It was last worn in the First Vatican Council in 1870.[2]
With the exception of the emerald in the monde, all the jewels placed in the tiara on Napoleon's orders, most of them originally stolen from the Vatican, were removed on papal orders and replaced by replicas made of coloured glass on the orders of Pope Benedict XV. The jewels were then sold, with the money raised used to aid victims of the First World War.[3]
- ↑ The United States Catholic Magazine And Monthly Review, Volume V, 1846, p.454.
- ↑ Notes and Queries, A Medium of Intercommunication for Literary Men, General Readers, Etc., Eighth Series, Volume Ninth, January-June 1896, London, Jan. 4th, 1896, pgs. 9, 10, article by Hartwell de la Garde Grissell, Papal Chamberlain of Honour, beginning in 1869, to both Pius IX and Leo XIII.
- ↑ Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, Feb. 3, 2006.
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As I watch CNN and read certain articles online I keep coming back to the same thought. I wonder if we're all really as upset as the media has painted us regarding Health Care reform in the US or if some political mechanism somewhere is using people like pawns, a means, to get to their end. Conspiracy? I'm no Oliver Stone but it does seem as if these protests and the anger are all staged and that although there may be no script, it definitely seems as though there is an outline. The Health Care anger – Don't Get Me Started!
I don't know how anyone can be surprised (and not disgusted) by the fact that we are supposedly one of the richest countries in the world and yet we have no universal health care. There are people turned away every day from getting care because of not having insurance. It's all so shocking to me that you could show up at a hospital dying and they could turn you away because you didn't have insurance or the "right kind" of insurance where the hospital can triple bill and make a fortune off of you so you're turned away. I don't get it. Is it in the Hippocratic Oath somewhere that physicians will only heal those with the proper insurance and fourteen pieces of ID? Don't get me wrong there's more blame to go around than to just the doctors, the patients who are so hoping to have a sponge left in them so they can sue are morons too. Then you add the predatory drug companies and insurance companies and what you have is a vicious cycle that is designed to keep you jumping through hoops until you finally get so tired that you just close your eyes at night and hope you still have a leg in the morning.
If you've ever had to deal with insurance companies I don't know how you couldn't want someone to step in and start regulating things in order to ensure that at least there is some fairness to the process. I defy anyone to call their insurance provider and not have your call forwarded to at least two departments, add in your wait time and the minimum of two times when you'll be hung up on and have to call back and what you have is a very expensive pain in the ass. Plus you're always at the mercy of the person that is on the other end of the phone who incidentally gets bonuses for denying you coverage and/or service. Wow, that sounds like a system that's working great, no need for the government to step in (he said, eyes rolling very far back into his head).
So take my anger and multiply it times the many people who are out of work, the people who want to become famous and then have a town hall meeting you put on television and YouTube. Put that all together and it doesn't spell "Mother" like the old song used to say, it spells, "Motherf#@cker!" You can't possibly look at these things and not think that the people who brought us Joe the Plumber aren't involved somewhere. The recipe appears to be the same. You take a nation of angry people, out of work people and you show them how a "normal" guy ends up making money and going all over the world being interviewed simply for spouting an uneducated opinion and then you see an ad for a town hall meeting in your city. It makes it seem as though you'd be crazy NOT to go to one of these things, make a fuss and hope you become an overnight sensation. Because the old adage is true that opinions are like assholes, everyone has one.
I don't have any answers, I'll leave that to the more educated and informed but I do know that insurance seems to be like buying a plane ticket, no one paid the same fare and yet you're all in it together going to the same place (in the case of insurance, we're going to our death). And just like the difference in airfare that has never made sense to me, I don't get why people are turned down for insurance or why there isn't some sort of standard for people of certain height, weight, age or whatever instead of allowing coverage premiums to be decided by how many people are in your plan, or what your pre-existing condition might be. Frankly I'm convinced that when you get insurance there's someone on the other end of the phone that spins a large wheel and wherever it stops that's what you pay (that would be the clicking sound you hear while you're on with the phone with them) and then there's some lawyer in the back writing fine print using a lot of jargon you won't understand to tell you why it all makes sense.
I was watching today and some woman actually stood up and said we had the greatest health care system in the world. Where has she been? Where is she living? And what, is her husband a senator and that's why she has such great coverage? I get the anger over insurance but sometimes I think we're all the same, afraid to change but bitching hoping someone else will make the change for us. (Which wouldn't be so bad if anyone in our country knew how to give change for a dollar let alone giving life changes a try.)The thing is that the more the media covers it the more there seems to be a cast of characters handpicked to do the bidding of someone out there who just wants to see any reform fail. Can you say drug companies? Can you say insurance companies? Can you say politicos yearning to get camera time? Someone do me a favor and just wake me when the politics are done and the laws are in place. The Health Care anger – Don't Get Me Started!
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Museos en línea de Cataluña en la web 2.0 y en las redes sociales
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The presence of the Catalan museums that participated in the Online Museum project in the social networks is analysed: whether they are present, in which ones, what contents they share, the way in which they communicate with the users, and their users' response. The methodology used was based on dimensions, parameters and indicators applied in similar analysis by qualified experts; and adapted to the specifities of this study. The results show disparity and significant differences among the museums, according to their importance, their funding and the expected financial and human resources. However, they also evidence the value of being highly active and communicate quality contents. Pitifully, the most significant results refer to their low presence in social networks and the almost null implementation of web 2.0 tools. The conclusions state the challenge of improving the implementation of adequate tools, the presence in social networks and the update of the information shared through them.


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Radical Proposals Set Stage for Student-Aid Battle
A battle is brewing over student aid, as both the Clinton Administration and the Republican-led Congress are proposing radical changes in the way the federal government helps foot the bill for postsecondary education.
And it is not just an issue of how much help is to be available and who will be eligible for it. Also at stake in the debate are control over the lucrative student-loan industry and the future of vocational education.
The proposals now on the table could amount to the greatest period of change in higher-education policy in more than three decades, college leaders say. Virtually every student-aid program has been slated for elimination, cuts, or radical restructuring, noted Terry W. Hartle, the vice president of government relations for the American Council on Education.
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At the moment, higher-education leaders are most concerned about proposals to eliminate the federal subsidy that pays the interest on many students' loans while they are in college. Some Republicans have proposed making that change in budget legislation that is set to move in coming months.
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Of the seven million loans made last year, 4.5 million were subsidized loans, which go to students who meet certain income criteria. Higher-education lobbyists argue that the change would increase the cost of paying back loans by 20 percent to 50 percent, depending on how long students were in school and how much they borrowed.
"You would have to work to find a more devastating proposal," Mr. Hartle asserted.
Supporters say that killing the subsidy would save at least $9 billion over five years, and that the change would increase monthly payments by as little as $21 for a student who borrowed the maximum amount for two years.
"It's clear that because of the budget deficit that this is a time when Congress is going to have to make tough choices about higher education, about transportation, about farm subsidies, about everything," said one Republican aide.
While the interest subsidy has been the primary focus of college leaders in recent weeks, proposed cuts in other programs also have them concerned.
The House passed a rescissions bill last week that would eliminate the entire $63.4 million appropriated for this fiscal year for the State Student Incentive Grants program, which provides federal matching aid for state scholarships. It would also cut $11.2 million from the $463 million budget for the so-called trio programs, which pay for efforts to help disadvantaged high school students prepare for college; $47 million of the $345 million earmarked for administrative costs of the Administration's direct-lending program; and funding for several small scholarship programs. (See related story .)
The bill would also cut the entire $20 million appropriation for state postsecondary-review entities, a new set of state regulatory bodies created by a 1992 law as part of an effort to curb fraud and abuse in student-aid programs.
(See education community's complaint about overregulation and will be looking at that as we move through the session."
Indeed, college officials have complained that the new agencies will burden legitimate institutions with paperwork instead of targeting problem schools. At the a.c.e.'s annual meeting in San Francisco last month, President Clinton pledged to consider alternatives to the new system.
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FutaOna 5
English title: A Certain Futanari Girl's Masturbation Diary Ch.5: FutaOna 5
Circle: Doronuma Kyoudai
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Tags: Big breasts, Exhibitionism, Futanari, Masturbation, Onsen, Uncensored
Categories: Erotic
Page count: 24
Source: Original
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Comic id: #121
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This doujinshi about a futanari who just can't control herself has two parts.
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ATOM EGOYAN shudders when he remembers his last visit to Hong Kong. It was 18 years ago and he was here at the behest of the Hong Kong International Film Festival, at which his critically acclaimed second full-length feature Family Viewing was shown. The highlight of the night was to be a post-screening meet-the-audience session.
'Nobody asked questions,' says the Canadian director, remembering the stony silence. 'And I brought my mother with me. I wanted her to see how exciting it could be - but it wasn't what I thought.'
This time around, the reception couldn't have been more different. Egoyan was in town last week as guest of honour at the local Canadian Film Festival - his latest film, Where the Truth Lies, was the curtain-raiser for the two-week event - and the 46-year-old director was feted wherever he went.
The red-carpet treatment hasn't gone to his head. Settling into his couch, the first thing he asks is how long it takes for mail-order DVDs to arrive in Hong Kong from overseas. Then he launches into an passionate recollection of a shopping spree in Yau Ma Tei the night before, where he found DVDs he has never seen anywhere else, and original production stills of Blowup and Rashomon.
Such enthusiasm for trivia is testament to Egoyan's reputation as an idiosyncratic director. At the same time that he was directing Colin Firth and Kevin Bacon in Where the Truth Lies, he was: screening his no-budget digital video pieces at Camera, a 51-seat theatre-cum-bar he helps run in Toronto; preparing for a production of Wagner's Ring Cycle; and writing a book about the cultural meaning behind film subtitles (which was published last year).
'I want to be able to use my position to support emerging talent and give it a space of its own,' he says. 'The great thing about the bar and the cinema is that when filmmakers show their digital features, there can be discussion with their friends about it - and I'm proud to be able to present this zone. But it's tough to programme it all the time.'
He's able to support such work, thanks to his major projects. And Where the Truth Lies is probably his biggest and most commercial film yet.
Taking the shape of a noir thriller, Truth revolves around the mysterious death of a young student, Maureen (Rachel Blanchard), in the hotel room of a Rat Pack-like 1950s comedy duo (Firth as straight guy Vince, and Bacon as his partner Lanny). The narrative takes place in 1972, 15 years after that incident, when young journalist Karen (Alison Lohman) is commissioned to interview the pair - whose partnership collapsed after the death - with a view to writing an expose.
But Karen does more than just interview the pair. First, she goes to bed with Lanny; then, she gets involved in a night of steamy shenanigans under the aegis of Vince. It slowly emerges that Karen's motives are far more than just financial or sexual: her pursuit of the 'truth' is as much about exonerating her own past - she was the beneficiary of a charity telethon the duo starred in - as it is a quest for justice.
Known for his subtle, slow-burning films, Egoyan surprised many with what could qualify as a conventional whodunit. Even more surprising was the amount of bare flesh in Truth. The cast appear in various stages of undress, including a no-holds-barred menage-a-trois that earned the film a Category III rating in Hong Kong (and an NC-17 in the US).
It's a far cry from his last film, Ararat, a heavy piece that examines the Armenian genocides in 1915 and 1918. Ararat won five Genies (Canada's annual film awards) in 2003, among them best film and best actress (Arsinee Khanjian, Egoyan's wife, who has starred in nearly all of his films). The success didn't translate to box-office receipts - but it seems likely that Truth will do much better.
Egoyan - born to Armenian parents in Cairo, but raised in Victoria, British Columbia - says he adapted Rupert Holmes' pulp thriller as a piece of light relief. 'After Ararat, I needed to do something really different,' he says. 'I remember when I read the book I was laughing because it was so pleasurable. And I thought this is exactly what I've been looking for - something so different from what I've done, to get that pure enjoyment of filmmaking, creating these images and this world with the costumes, art direction and the music. It would just be fun.'
It was also a sharp departure for his cast, Egoyan says. 'One of the reasons Colin did this film was that he got to deconstruct this persona he felt he was imprisoned by,' he says. 'As we were shooting he was doing all the Bridget Jones [sequel] promotion and he was suffocated by this Darcy character. He really loved this idea of deconstructing that and stripping all that away - literally.'
The same goes for Bacon, he says. 'Kevin just wanted to take risks. So many other people that I might have approached would never play these roles because they're so vulnerable, but I got two people who are, first and foremost, actors. And for Alison Lohman, who's 26, the characters she played before in Matchstick Men and White Oleander were adolescents, and she wanted to break out of that mould. I think everyone was attracted to the project because they're redefining themselves and not playing what people would expect.'
Leaving aside the glamour and sleaze, Truth is similar to Egoyan's more subdued productions. His films touch on how technology mediates and transforms experiences - whether it be homemade videos (Family Viewing, in which a father 'erases' past memories by taping porn over images of his ex-wife and son), movies (a director conjuring the Armenian genocide through a film in Ararat), or voice recordings (Krapp's Last Tape, his film adaptation of the Samuel Beckett play, in which the sole protagonist agonises over decisions he made, through audio journals from his life). It's no coincidence that Karen's taped interviews, the comfort she feels in rewatching old reels of Larry and Vince's telethons, and Maureen's covert use of a recording machine in the pair's hotel room just before she dies provide the keys to Truth.
Egoyan's obsession with the topic goes all the way back to his first short film, Howard in Particular. Made in 1979 when he was studying international relations at the University of Toronto - Egoyan never went to film school - it's a peculiar piece in which an aged worker at a fruit-processing factory is told about his redundancy via a tape recording.
Awards from local film festivals allowed Egoyan to continue making independent short films while still at university (his first few pieces were backed by Hart House, the university's arts and recreational centre). Provincial funding bodies contributed later on, with Ontario Arts Council sponsoring his first feature, Next of Kin (1984), about a young man who transforms his life by claiming to be the long-lost son of an Armenian-Canadian family.
After spells directing episodes for Canadian and American television - including Hitchcock Presents and The Twilight Zone - Egoyan wrote and directed Family Viewing, which propelled him into the limelight. He has become a favourite at European film festivals: Speaking Parts (1989) and The Adjuster (1991) both made it to the Director's Fortnight showcase in Cannes, but his major breakthrough was Exotica (1994), a multi-layered intrigue about several dysfunctional characters frequenting a table-dance club. It won the International Critics' Prize at Cannes, an achievement Egoyan matched three years later with The Sweet Hereafter.
Unlike David Cronenberg, the other, better-known Canadian director of his generation, Egoyan basically sealed himself off from portraying mainstream concerns - until now. He says making Truth was a step into the unknown. Having completed the film, he discovered that a rebirth is easier said than done.
'It was only when I started editing Truth that I realised it was dealing with a lot of similar themes, but in a different way,' he says. 'There's the moment when I brought out the tape recorder [for Karen's scenes] that I was going, 'Oh, this is the same type of recorder John Hurt used for Krapp's Last Tape'. I was trying to reinvent myself - but you never really can.'
Where the Truth Lies opens today
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Dead Salt River Horse Dotty: Joe Arpaio's Deputies Left Her Headless Corpse to Rot
If Arpaio and his minions really were all that concerned about the Salt River wild horses, why did they leave Dotty's noggin'-less corpse to decompose near a campsite?
Stephen Lemons
Something's rotten in Coon Bluff, thanks to Sheriff Joe and the MCSO.
That something is the headless carcass of Dotty, one of the famed Salt River wild horses, found on October 1, shot to death and floating in the river near Coon Bluff, a heavily trafficked part of the Tonto National Forest popular with campers, tubers, photographers, and picnickers.
Reportedly, the 12-year-old mare had been shot four times, three times in the head and once in the body.
The Salt River Wild Horse Management Group, a nonprofit dedicated to protecting the animals, suggested that the shooting of Dotty "could have been someone attempting a mercy kill if the horse was injured," or it may have been "someone with cruel intent."
Despite photos taken by passers-by showing what seemed to be obvious bullet holes in Dotty's noggin, the Sheriff's Office initially was unconvinced of foul play and issued an October 5 press release saying as much.
Days later, the MCSO reversed itself, stating in an October 15 press release that a necropsy of the animal done by a veterinarian "showed that the horse had been killed by gunshot" and had been healthy before the shooting.
Arpaio, supposed defender of four-legged beasts, eventually offered an $8,000 reward for the arrest and conviction of Dotty's killer.
"We will follow every lead," the sheriff promised at the time, "[and] make every effort to find the suspect and bring justice to Dotty's death."
Four months later, the investigation hasn't budged an inch, and neither has Dotty's desiccated, decapitated form, which remains on the sandy banks of the Salt River, a large gaping hole where its head used to be.
Seems Arpaio's beige-shirts lopped off the head and left the blackened, bloated body to rot, inundating the area for weeks with the smell of death and clouds of flies and other insects.
Where Dotty's head was removed from her body. The carcass is on a footpath, nearby a picnic area at Coon Bluff.
Stephen Lemons
Arpaio's chief flack, Lisa Allen, tells me that the MCSO had no choice, that vets and other specialists told it to chop off the horse's head so that it could be "taken to a facility for the necropsy."
Allen, who is retiring February 2 after 23 years as a spokeswoman for the MCSO, claims deputies had no choice but to leave behind the carcass, which already was in an advanced state of decomposition.
"Anytime an animal dies in the forest, we don't do anything with it," she says. "We kind of let the circle of life thing happen."
Which might be fine, if there was nothing around but other critters. Thing is, on a weekend, Coon Bluff is hoppin' with humanity, some of whom have traveled to the spot to watch living Salt River horses as they munch on green undergrowth or drink from the Salt River's gentle current.
"I know it's probably disgusting," she conceded, in regards to the carcass. "But there was going to be money involved in moving the thing. So we let nature take its course."
Republican state Representative Kelly Townsend is a passionate defender of the wild horses, which have been fought over since the U.S. Forest Service announced last year that it planned to round up the noble equines, regarded as pests by some, and turn them over to the Arizona Department of Agriculture.
Conservationists, horse lovers, and politicians of both parties opposed the roundup. The outcry forced a retreat by the Forest Service, which called off the transfer indefinitely.
Townsend mentioned Dotty's carcass during a recent interview with my colleague, New Times staff writer Elizabeth Stuart, regarding pending legislation offered by the Republican stalwart, which would place the horses under the authority of the state of Arizona.
The representative told Stuart that she and her children put up fencing around the carcass to block the animal's body from the view of the public and give it some dignity.
"This is not a problem for me and my teenagers to take care of," Townsend said. "She ought to have been removed."
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Interestingly, Townsend and Arpaio are political allies, and Townsend helped raise much of the money that's offered as an award for Dotty's killer.
Carrie Templin, the Tonto National Forest spokeswoman, told me that the agency has received complaints about the carcass, but she says there also are groups that do not want the carcass moved.
In the past, when a horse has been struck by a vehicle on a county road, the MCSO has had contractors pick up the body, according to Templin.
Dotty's carcass has been rotting al fresco since October, with its head removed by the MCSO for a necropsy.
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She maintains that the Forest Service has no policy of any kind toward the horses, other than it sees the living animals as "unauthorized livestock," which it has the authority to gather and remove.
Asked whose responsibility it is to remove a horse carcass from a public area, Templin was unsure.
"I don't think we know the answer," she says.
On a recent Sunday outing to Coon Bluff, I found that the fencing around Dotty's carcass previously erected by Townsend was gone, except for a few thin, steel rebar posts.
The carcass had little flesh remaining and no longer smells, though it obviously is the remains of a horse. Someone had arranged stones in a reverential pattern around the body.
Campsite visitors were familiar with the carcass, able to point out the area where it lay.
One woman sitting in a lawn chair near the river told me that she didn't understand why the horse had never been disposed of.
"They take the trash away but leave a horse out here like that," she said. "Doesn't make much sense."
Although the body's removal might have been difficult in October, by this point, one person could get rid of it with a shovel and some garbage bags.
Plus, don't buy Lisa Allen's bull about the cost. That excuse seems pretty lame when you're spending the public's cash to investigate the death of a wild animal to begin with.
Imagine what this looked like a couple of months ago.
Stephen Lemons
Just get a couple of those fat-ass MCSO deputies to drop the doughnuts and haul the damn thing away. Cost to the public? Zero.
Remember the outrage over how dog carcasses were treated by the caretakers of Gilbert's Green Acre Dog Boarding, where more than 20 canines died in 2014 after the facility's air conditioner went on the fritz?
You would have thought someone had skinned alive human babies the way Arpaio and his followers talked about it.
But when the shoe's on the other hoof, Arpaio's minions are so freaking lazy, they just cut off the horse's head and are done with it.
You can bet that if any other law enforcement agency was doing the same, Arpaio and the horse lovers would pitch one helacious fit. (Talk about a great publicity stunt, Lisa.)
And if that horse was rotting on private land, Arpaio would look at a way to charge the owner with something, anything.
As for the Joe-worshipping animal lovers, how dumb are you?
How willing are you to be used for political ends?
And why don't you rise up in indignation against Arpaio, if you really care about these horses so much?
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Bill O'Reilly sat down with Barack Obama at the White House on Sunday to discuss an array of topics ranging from the IRS scandal and Benghazi to the Affordable Care Act and the Super Bowl XLVIII.
While the conversation started off with Obama saying "great to be with you" to O'Reilly, it ended on a rather bitter note with the U.S. president holding Fox News and its anchors responsible for promoting anti-government ideas.
Before you watch the second half of the interview on Monday night, here is a recap of the three most important and intense moments from the heated discussion.
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The first time O'Reilly received a long, awkward pause from the president was when the anchor asked Obama why he hadn't fired Kathleen Sebelius, the U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services, over the healthcare website glitches.
This is how the conversation went:
O'Reilly: And I'm paying Kathleen Sebelius' salary and she screwed up.
Obama: Yes.
O'Reilly: And you're not holding her accountable.
Obama: Yes, well, I -- I promise you that we hold everybody up and down the line accountable. But when we're...
O'Reilly: But she's still there.
Obama: -- when we're in midstream, Bill, we want to make sure that our main focus is how do we make this thing work so that people are able to sign up? And that's what we've done.
O'Reilly: All right.
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A few moments later, O'Reilly asked Obama if he considered the Affordable Care Act law as the "biggest mistake of his presidency.
Obama responded by arguing that the implementation of Obama was an ongoing process, and he was willing to improve the program rather than dwelling on past mistakes.
"I try to focus not on the fumbles but on the next play," Obama said.
The most heated statements came when O'Reilly shifted his focus to Benghazi, with the host and the president often interrupting each other's sentences.
"Your detractors believe that you did not tell the world it was a terror attack because your campaign didn't want that out," O'Reilly said. "That's what they believe."
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