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The Cochrane Collaboration: Is It Relevant for Doctors of Chiropractic?
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Non-surgical treatment for carpal tunnel syndrome is frequently offered to those with mild to moderate symptoms. The effectiveness and duration of benefit from non-surgical treatment for carpal tunnel syndrome remain unknown. To evaluate the effectiveness of non-surgical treatment (other than steroid injection) for carpal tunnel syndrome versus a placebo or other non-surgical, control interventions in improving clinical outcome. We searched the Cochrane Neuromuscular Disease Group specialised register (searched March 2002), MEDLINE (searched January 1966 to February 7 2001), EMBASE (searched January 1980 to March 2002), CINAHL (searched January 1983 to December 2001), AMED (searched 1984 to January 2002), Current Contents (January 1993 to March 2002), PEDro and reference lists of articles. Randomised or quasi-randomised studies in any language of participants with the diagnosis of carpal tunnel syndrome who had not previously undergone surgical release. We considered all non-surgical treatments apart from local steroid injection. The primary outcome measure was improvement in clinical symptoms after at least three months following the end of treatment. Three reviewers independently selected the trials to be included. Two reviewers independently extracted data. Studies were rated for their overall quality. Relative risks and weighted mean differences with 95% confidence intervals were calculated for the primary and secondary outcomes in each trial. Results of clinically and statistically homogeneous trials were pooled to provide estimates of the efficacy of non-surgical treatments. Twenty-one trials involving 884 people were included. A hand brace significantly improved symptoms after four weeks (weighted mean difference (WMD) -1.07; 95% confidence interval (CI) -1.29 to -0.85) and function (WMD -0.55; 95% CI -0.82 to -0.28). In an analysis of pooled data from two trials (63 participants) ultrasound treatment for two weeks was not significantly beneficial. However one trial showed significant symptom improvement after seven weeks of ultrasound (WMD -0.99; 95% CI -1.77 to - 0.21) which was maintained at six months (WMD -1.86; 95% CI -2.67 to -1.05). Four trials involving 193 people examined various oral medications (steroids, diuretics, nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs) versus placebo. Compared to placebo, pooled data for two-week oral steroid treatment demonstrated a significant improvement in symptoms (WMD -7.23; 95% CI -10.31 to -4.14). One trial also showed improvement after four weeks (WMD -10.8; 95% CI -15.26 to -6.34). Compared to placebo, diuretics or nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs did not demonstrate significant benefit. In two trials involving 50 people, vitamin B6 did not significantly improve overall symptoms. In one trial involving 51 people yoga significantly reduced pain after eight weeks (WMD -1.40; 95% CI -2.73 to -0.07) compared with wrist splinting. In one trial involving 21 people carpal bone mobilisation significantly improved symptoms after three weeks (WMD -1.43; 95% CI -2.19 to -0.67) compared to no treatment. In one trial involving 50 people with diabetes, steroid and insulin injections significantly improved symptoms over eight weeks compared with steroid and placebo injections. Two trials involving 105 people compared ergonomic keyboards versus control and demonstrated equivocal results for pain and function. Trials of magnet therapy, laser acupuncture, exercise or chiropractic care did not demonstrate symptom benefit when compared to placebo or control. Current evidence shows significant short-term benefit from oral steroids, splinting, ultrasound, yoga and carpal bone mobilisation. Other non-surgical treatments do not produce significant benefit. More trials are needed to compare treatments and ascertain the duration of benefit.
Cochrane database of systematic reviews (Online) 02/2003; 1(1):CD003219. DOI:10.1002/14651858.CD003219
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Whenever someone talks about the stock market as a place where equities are exchanged between buyers and sellers, the first thing that comes to mind is either the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) or Nasdaq, and there's no debate over why. These two exchanges account for the trading of a major portion of equities in North America and worldwide. At the same time, however, the NYSE and Nasdaq are very different in the way they operate and in the types of equities traded therein. Knowing these differences will help you better understand the function of a stock exchange and the mechanics behind the buying and selling of stocks.
Location, Location, Location
The location of an exchange refers not so much to its street address but the "place" where its transactions take place. On the NYSE, all trades occur in a physical place, on the trading floor in New York City. So, when you see those guys waving their hands on TV or ringing a bell before opening the exchange, you are seeing the people through whom stocks are transacted on the NYSE.
The Nasdaq, on the other hand, is located not on a physical trading floor but on a telecommunications network. People are not on a floor of the exchange matching buy and sell orders on behalf of investors. Instead, trading takes place directly between investors and their buyers or sellers, who are the market makers (whose role we discuss below in the next section), through an elaborate system of companies electronically connected to one another.
Dealer Vs. Auction Market
The fundamental difference between the NYSE and Nasdaq is in the way securities on the exchanges are transacted between buyers and sellers. The Nasdaq is a dealer's market, wherein market participants are not buying from and selling to one another directly but through a dealer, who, in the case of the Nasdaq, is a market maker. The NYSE is an auction market, wherein individuals are typically buying and selling between one another and there is an auction occurring; that is, the highest bidding price will be matched with the lowest asking price.
Traffic Control
Each stock market has its own traffic control police officer. Yup, that's right, just as a broken traffic light needs a person to control the flow of cars, each exchange requires people who are at the "intersection" where buyers and sellers "meet," or place their orders. The traffic controllers of both exchanges deal with specific traffic problems and, in turn, make it possible for their markets to work. On the Nasdaq, the traffic controller is known as the market maker, who, we already mentioned, transacts with buyers and sellers to keep the flow of trading going. On the NYSE, the exchange traffic controller is known as the specialist, who is in charge of matching up buyers and sellers.
The definitions of the role of the market maker and that of the specialist are technically different; a market maker creates a market for a security, whereas a specialist merely facilitates it. However, the duty of both the market maker and specialist is to ensure smooth and orderly markets for clients. If too many orders get backed up, the traffic controllers of the exchanges will work to match the bidders with the askers to ensure the completion of as many orders as possible. If there is nobody willing to buy or sell, the market makers of the Nasdaq and the specialists of the NYSE will try to see if they can find buyers and sellers and even buy and sell from their own inventories.
Perception and Cost
One thing that we can't quantify but must acknowledge is the way that the companies on each of these exchanges are generally perceived by investors. The Nasdaq is typically known as a high-tech market, attracting many of the firms dealing with the internet or electronics. Accordingly, the stocks on this exchange are considered to be more volatile and growth oriented. On the other hand, the companies on NYSE are perceived to be more well established. Its listings include many of the blue chip firms and industrials that were around before our parents, and its stocks are considered to be more stable and established.
Whether a stock trades on the Nasdaq or the NYSE is not necessarily a critical factor for investors when they are deciding on stocks to invest in. However, because both exchanges are perceived differently, the decision to list on a particular exchange is an important one for many companies. A company's decision to list on a particular exchange is also affected by the listing costs and requirements set by each individual exchange. The entry fee a company can expect to pay on the NYSE is up to $250,000 while on the Nasdaq, it is only $50,000 to $75,000. Yearly listing fees are also a big factor: on the NYSE, they based on the number of shares of a listed security, and are capped at $500,000, while the Nasdaq fees come in at around $27,500. So we can understand why the growth-type stocks (companies with less initial capital) would be found on the Nasdaq exchange.
Public Vs. Private
Prior to March 8, 2006, the final major difference between these two exchanges was their type of ownership: the Nasdaq exchange was listed as a publicly-traded corporation, while the NYSE was private. This all changed in March 2006 when the NYSE went public after being a not-for-proft exchange for nearly 214 years. Most of the time, we think of the Nasdaq and NYSE as markets or exchanges, but these entities are both actual businesses providing a service to earn a profit for shareholders.
The shares of these exchanges, like those of any public company, can be bought and sold by investors on an exchange. (Incidentally, both the Nasdaq and the NYSE trade on themselves.) As publicly traded companies, the Nasdaq and the NYSE must follow the standard filing requirements set out by the Securities and Exchange Commission. Now that the NYSE has become a publicly traded corporation, the differences between these two exchanges are starting to decrease, but the remaining differences should not affect how they function as marketplaces for equity traders and investors.
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The Picnic Basket, Taroona, HobartPosted by Breakfast/Brunch, Featured, Hobart, Modern Australian, Restaurants, Tasmania, Travel | Categories:
Earlier this year I locumed as a cat vet for the Hobart Cat Clinic and discovered a humble little café just up the road called The Picnic Basket. For lunch breaks I found it hard to tear myself away from the clinic as I'm not used to working somewhere as the sole charge vet. I am paranoid that an emergency case might rock up when I'm not there to treat it. Fortunately, the brilliant nurses at the Cat Clinic are very experienced and in all honesty would have been more than capable of holding the fort in my brief absence. After buying take-out lunches for the first week, they encouraged me to walk up to The Picnic Basket and dine in for lunch.
May Street Larder, East FremantlePosted by Breakfast/Brunch, Coffee, Featured, Perth, Raw Food, Restaurants | Categories:
After graduating from high school I left Adelaide and moved across to Perth to study for my dream career in Vet Science. Being only seventeen at the time, my worldly possessions consisted of a suitcase of clothes, some hand-me-down pots and pans, a hand written note book with all of Mum's family recipes and my stereo tape deck. I couldn't imagine why I would need or want anything more; music and food were enough to keep me happy.
It was fortunate that I was so easily satisfied because for the next six years I got to experience what it is like to live below the poverty line on Austudy, Australia's government funded student income. It is easy to learn to go without when you barely have enough income to eat and pay your rent, and it forces you to become much more resourceful.
Lake House, DaylesfordPosted by Accommodation, Degustation/Fine dining, Featured, Hotels, Luxury, Melbourne, Regional Victoria, Restaurants, Travel | Categories:
Not everyone marries their best friend and I am so grateful that I was blessed with the opportunity to be one of those lucky ones. Whilst our life is by no means perfect, for the major things we are invariably on the same page. Where we want to live. Our love for animals. Our passion for fine food. Particular black truffles and chocolate. Our core values. And, our love for staying at luxury lodges and hotels! 😉
For our Christmas present to each other we chose to forgo buying each other materialistic stuff, I mean who really needs stuff? We both work and play hard, sometimes too much so, such that our best gift to each other is just spending quality time together. I was once again reminded that I married my soul mate when he agreed without hesitation to go stay at the Lake House in Daylesford for a couple of nights squeezed in between our family Christmas in Melbourne and a friend's wedding on New Year.
Top Paddock, RichmondPosted by Breakfast/Brunch, Featured, Melbourne, Modern Australian, Restaurants | Categories:
For our short Christmas trip home to Melbourne we managed to fit in two separate Christmas family celebrations, a friend's wedding, five days of pre and post wedding celebrations and a spot of shopping. I also successfully squeezed in a quick brunch date with Mum before she flew back to Adelaide and we returned to Perth. We met up out the front of a café called Top Paddock in Richmond on Boxing Day. There was already a reasonable queue heading out the door and round the street so I put our name down and we stood and waited outside in the sunshine. Despite a long queue, the restaurant achieved a quick table turnover and before long we were seated.
Still in a post-Christmas day food daze I could barely focus on the menu in front of me. There were a lot of gluten free options and much of the produce used was obtained direct from the producers locally in Victoria.
Peach and Cherry Breakfast Bake (gluten free, vegetarian, dairy free)Posted by Baking, Breakfast/Brunch, Featured, Recipes, Vegetarian | Categories:
Eating seasonal fruit and vegetables is easy to do living in Western Australia because the diversity of our state means we can grow a wide variety of our own produce. This year's cherry crop was a bumper one and I have been so grateful that I could buy fresh locally grown cherries throughout the Christmas period. As both the Boy and I are predominately vegetarians at home, our house has various fruit bowls dotted around the place such that anyone visiting might think we were obsessed with food. 😉
Cherries do contain a moderate amount of fructose so for those who suffer from fructose malabsorbtion you need to be careful with your intake. For those very sensitive, you are probably best to avoid until you have your symptoms under control. After being on a strict fructose friendly diet for a few months, I was recommended to reintroduce small amounts of fructose to assess my own personal level of tolerance. I find I can handle eating a small amount of cherries as my reaction is relatively mild provided that I do not go nuts and devour a whole bowl to myself.
Cooling off my frustrations at Ingredient Tree, WembleyPosted by Breakfast/Brunch, Featured, Perth, Raw Food, Restaurants | Categories:
We had packed our bags, dropped the fur-children off at the Vet Hospital for boarding, parked the car in the long-term car park at the airport and were finally ready to check-in for our flight to Exmouth. That was until we found out the bad news; we had missed our flight. I had muddled up our departure times with that of our original booking meaning our plane was well on its way to Exmouth without us. Angry with myself for such stupidity and frustrated that there was no further flights out that day, the last thing I wanted to do was to go home to an empty cat-less house.
The Boy could see I was close to tears and in a humble attempt at diffusing the situation he suggested we go somewhere for a late breakfast and unwind. I felt the need to get away from my familiar surroundings as everything homely reminded me of my mistake. After briefly consulting Urbanspoon on my phone I randomly chose for us to visit Ingredient Tree in Wembley.
Breakfast at Venn Cafe + Bar, Perth City | Eat Drink PerthPosted by Bars, Breakfast/Brunch, Coffee, Featured, Perth, Restaurants | Categories:
I don't work in the city centre and with my chosen line of work it is unlikely that I ever will. I passionately love my job as a vet; I get to save lives and make a positive impact on individual animal's welfare every day. However there is girlie part of me that would love to have a job where I could wear beautiful clothes, style my hair and grow my nails. Working with animals excludes all of these things, the job of a vet is far from the glamorous kitten hugging, puppy kissing career that some of you may believe it to be. Those of you who know me well will have been subjected to many of my gross and detailed stories involving unsavoury smells and body liquids!
Distance really does make the heart grow fonder at Bar 9, AdelaidePosted by Adelaide, Breakfast/Brunch, Coffee, Featured, Restaurants, Travel | Categories:
I consider myself a Perth girl and love our city in so many ways but I wasn't actually born here. I was born in Manly and my moved to Adelaide in my childhood years. I went on to spend most of my teenage years in Adelaide before moving to the other side of Australia on my own at the impressionable age of seventeen. Whilst my loyalties will always lie with Perth, I cannot deny that Adelaide holds a very sweet place in my heart and returning feels like coming home despite leaving so many years ago. One of the big attractions to return to Adelaide for is my Mum. Mum and I have always been best friends and being physically separated by thousands of kilometres makes our times together even more precious. After letting all the madness of Christmas die down, the Boy and I made a weekender trip to see her for the first time since our wedding. Being a total foodie herself, Mum had planned a busy weekend of feasting starting off with a hearty breakfast at a gorgeous restaurant called Bar 9.
Our final vegetarian detox hurrah at Heavenly Plate, ApplecrossPosted by Breakfast/Brunch, Featured, Perth, Restaurants, Vegetarian | Categories:
My friends often joke about an aspect of my personality referred to as the "all or nothing". According to them, I have a habit of applying this methodology to most of my life. I eat all the cakes or no cakes. I order all the cheese or no cheese. I buy four dresses after a year of buying none. You get the drift. So when the Boy suggested we do a predominately vegetarian, no alcohol detox diet after the New Year, I took the whole idea very seriously and proceeded to book us into a number of vegetarian restaurants around Perth. Just because we were being healthy didn't mean we had to stop eating out did it? We visited The Raw Kitchen and Solomon's Café in addition to doing a three day juice cleanse with Au Naturale.
Typika Artisan Roasters, ClaremontPosted by Breakfast/Brunch, Coffee, Featured, Modern Australian, Perth, Restaurants | Categories:
It isn't often that the Boy wants to go out for a bite to eat and I turn him down. Being not just a mad foodie but also a food blogger means I am forever on the search to find myself decent content to publish. Ordinarily I will take every opportunity I can grab as not all our meals end up being blogworthy; be it because my photos aren't good enough or maybe there just isn't a story worth telling.
After working two full weekends in a row on top of my usual full working week, my overtime hours clocked through the roof. Tired, grumpy and in a rare moment of unsociability all I wanted to do was engross myself in front of the computer and work on my massive "blog-log" which is my term for the ever increasing back log of posts needing to be written. After barely seeing each other for the past two weeks, the Boy implored me to stop being so lazy, get up off my bum and go out with him for a late lunch. Having heard mixed reports about Typika Artisan Roasters in Claremont, we both agreed to go there and see for ourselves.
Margaret River Gourmet Escape Food For Thought Sessions at Voyager EstatePosted by Attractions, Events, Featured, Food and Wine Festivals, Margaret River, Regional WA, Winery | Categories:
Gourmet Escape is a three-day food and wine festival held in Margaret River in November each year. It attracts foodies from all around the country and the world in order to feast on the finest this region has to offer. The core part of the festival is centred on the Gourmet Village which is held on the spacious grounds at Leeuwin Estate. I have written a full account of our experience at the Gourmet Village here.
Throughout the indulgent weekend there are also a number of satellite events held featuring world-famous chefs and offering experiences such as long table lunches, luxurious dinners and even pop up beach barbecues. These events sell out in a flash and for those who are keen, be sure to get yourselves on the pre-sale lists to avoid missing out. The day that all the key tickets were released for sale I was working a full day with a busy schedule so I left all our purchasing up to the Boy. One of our many compatibilities is our love for food so I trusted he would make some good decisions. His choices included two of the Food For Thought Sessions held at the picturesque Voyager Estate grounds.
Eat Drink Blog 4: The Australian Food Blogger's Conference 2013Posted by Bars, Events, Featured, Perth | Categories:
Last year was the first time that I was selected to attend the Eat Drink Blog Australian Food Blogger's conference and I spent three days in Adelaide eating more food than I ever thought was imaginable. And for those of you who know me you will appreciate that is a LOT of food! My blog was barely a year old at the time and I felt humbled to be in the presence of so many talented writers and photographers. Friendships that had previously only existed in cyberspace were materialised and new friendships were created. It opened my eyes to the strong sense of community and togetherness that food bloggers share and inspired me to improve my blog with the aspiration it would become something much more individualistic and personalised.
Speed Grazing with Taste Bud Tours in the Swan ValleyPosted by Attractions, Chocolate, Featured, Modern Australian, Perth, Restaurants, Swan Valley, Winery | Categories:
Last year I entered a Facebook competition for a food magazine that will remain unnamed and in a nail-biting, head-to head battle with my blogging friend Carly from Perth Munchkin we both tied in first place. We each won a voucher for two for "Speed Grazing" in the Swan Valley with Taste Bud Tours. As often is the case, time got the better of me and before I knew it a whole year had flown by and our voucher was nigh on its expiration date. I contacted Loris the sole operator from Taste Bud Tours to book our day out before it was too late. But what developed was very odd indeed, it turns out that my voucher was in fact a counterfeit that was never officially issued! It turns out there were a number of dubious vouchers that were handed around the magazine's office for competition prizes and staff rewards. What a scandal!
Luxury Accommodation at the Mandarin Oriental Hotel, SingaporePosted by Accommodation, Bars, Featured, Hotels, Luxury, Singapore, Travel | Categories:
I may have inadvertently blown our wedding budget to the point that there was very little left in our kitty for a honeymoon. Our original plans were to go on a six week drive up the West coast of America followed by a week in New York. My fantasy of cruising up Route 101 in a bright red convertible with the wind in my hair and not a care in the world has been pushed far, far away into the very distant future. Our make shift post-wedding holiday was instead to be a four day stopover in Singapore; an easy holiday to do as Jetstar land in Singapore on their way back from Phuket anyway.
A storm in a coffee cup at Vans Café, CottesloePosted by Breakfast/Brunch, Burgers & Snags, Featured, Perth, Restaurants | Categories:
This weather is seriously wild. A torrential river cascading down what was once a road isn't exactly something I expected to see here in sunny Perth. I've seen it a bunch of times in Melbourne and most definitely around South-East Asia but in Perth? It's madness I tell you. I had arranged to meet fellow blogger Whitney from dineWHITme.com for a coffee at Vans Café in Cottesloe but due to her being something of a study-work-blog-aholic she was running insanely late. I suppose I could have rescheduled but instead I decided to kill half an hour until she arrived.
It is an unusual thing for me to do; sit alone in a café sipping coffee, eating a macaron and reading the paper. I am the type of person that rarely stops still for more than a second and thus it didn't take me long to start chatting to the person sitting next to me about food, cats and vegetarians. By the time Whit rocked up my neighbour had written herself a long list of new restaurant tips that I had suggested down onto her newspaper and she glowed like someone possessing juicy insider information.
Bestie Time at Tuck Shop Café, Pie-House and Delicatessen, NorthbridgePosted by Breakfast/Brunch, Featured, Modern Australian, Perth, Restaurants, Vegetarian | Categories:
There are some people who genuinely have the talent of listening and empathising to others. Whilst this may be a skill one can try and develop; to truly master it you actually need to be a certain type of soft and caring personality type. My Bestie is one of those people and she has always been able to centre her attention on whoever she is speaking to with incredibly genuine sincerity. Recently she has taken on a job as a carer's consultant where she provides both individual and group support to the carers in the Esperance area. Being somewhat of a free spirit in the past, this direction and responsibility has brought out a great sense of worth and pride within her. I cannot describe how happy it makes me to know she has finally landed on her feet and found her calling.
Emirates Economy Class Perth to BarcelonaPosted by Accommodation, Airlines, Barcelona, Featured, Travel | Categories:
Despite the common perception that veterinarians make a lot of money, those of you who are in the profession can appreciate it is really quite the opposite. Don't get me wrong; it can be a highly rewarding career but it is not a path I would recommend to someone who aspires to be rich! While many of my non vet friends frequently travel for their jobs, work travel of a veterinary nature is much less frequent and usually has to be self-funded. This year my continuing education expenditure has ground to a halt as I poured all my spare savings into our magical wedding in Thailand. When I saw a brochure for the World Feline Veterinary Congress in Barcelona, I consoled myself that there would always be other Congresses. So I'm sure you can imagine my complete gratitude and surprise when our company offered to fund a trip for me to attend. A whole week of cats, tapas and Spanish sun. I felt like I had won the lotto!
Our Phuket Wedding Preparation & Accommodation at Andara Residences, Kamala, PhuketPosted by Accommodation, Featured, Hotels, Restaurants, Thai, Thailand, Travel, Wedding | Categories:
Part One: Finalising our Phuket Wedding Preparations!
Prior to getting engaged I often toyed around in my head with the idea of eloping off to somewhere exotic. Like many people I have a divided family with my real parents and my respective step parents not exactly being the best of friends. Having to brave getting all these loved ones in the same room sounded like a daunting feat and one that could prove best to avoid. Our engagement party at The George provided me with a safe way to test the waters and despite all the anxiety and tension in the build-up to the evening along with very disappointing customer service from the George's staff; everyone managed to get along wonderfully. In fact we all had an absolute ball. It dawned upon me that I should give my family much more credit.
Lunch with the In-Laws at Taylor's Art and Coffee House, Swan ValleyPosted by Breakfast/Brunch, Featured, Perth, Restaurants, Swan Valley | Categories:
I am fortunate enough to work on the doorstep of the Swan Valley. This means that it is relatively easy to have some office meetings out and about and over the years we have developed a few favourites. Taylor's Art and Coffee House has been one of those locations mainly due to their excellent coffee and interesting range of gluten free cakes. Their coffee is sourced from a small local company called Dark Star who roast their own imported beans on site in Northbridge. It is a full flavoured coffee that is perfect for an espresso or short mac, just how I like it.
Choosing a venue to celebrate my mother-in-law's birthday was left up to me and with some winter sunshine on the forecast I suggested a trip to the valley. The Boy's family appreciate eating big hearty meals in a casual relaxed dining atmosphere so I knew Taylor's Art and Coffee House would fit the bill perfectly. No pretension or tiny plates of food.
Mushroom Mania 2013: Perth City Farm and the GRO ProjectPosted by Breakfast/Brunch, Featured, Modern Australian, Perth, Restaurants, Vegetarian | Categories:
This year is my second year that I have been selected as one of fourteen bloggers from around Australia to participate in Mushroom Mania. This is a campaign run by the Australian Mushroom Growers Association in the month of July every year where they join thousands of restaurants, cafes, bistros, pubs and clubs to celebrate the wondrous mushroom. They spread their message through both traditional and online media and run competitions where you can win $100 restaurant vouchers. For the past few years they have embraced food blogs as a way to communicate with foodies and recruit a handful of us to do what we do best, go out to restaurants, eat and shoot food then go home and write about it. The only catch is that we have to eat dishes containing mushrooms!


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Music for Museums - Whitechapel Museum
Jayne Parker and Mikhail Karikis are showing in Music for Museums, a season of events, film and audio interventions at the Whitechapel Gallery, 77-82 Whitechapel High St, London E1 7QX, from 17 September - 29 November 2015. See www.ucl.ac.uk.
Posted Monday, 05-Oct-2015 17:56:17
Alumni, Staff
Max Mara Art Prize For Women 2015 -17
Emma Hart and Phoebe Unwin have been shortlisted for the 6th Edition of the Max Mara Art Prize for Women 2015 -17. See www.whitechapelgallery.org.
Posted Monday, 05-Oct-2015 16:00:26
Films in Dialogue - LUX
Films by Jayne Parker will be screened in Manon de Boer and Jayne Parker: Films in Dialogue at LUX, 3rd floor, 18 Shacklewell Lane, London E8 2EZ, on Wednesday 7 October 2015 at 7pm. See lux.org.uk.
Posted Tuesday, 29-Sep-2015 16:53:07
Richard Long, Throwing Stones - Expanded Seminar - Arnolfini, Bristol
Joy Sleeman is speaking at Richard Long, Throwing Stones, Arnolfini, 16 Narrow Quay, Bristol BS1 4QA, at Saturday 3 October 2015, 12noon to 8pm. See www.arnolfini.org.uk.
Posted Monday, 28-Sep-2015 14:36:08
Alumni, Staff
London Group Open - Cello Factory
Daniel Preece and Paula Rego are showing in the London Group Open at the Cello Factory, 33-34 Cornwall Road, London SE1 8TJ, from 13 - 23 October 2015. See www.thelondongroup.com.
Posted Monday, 28-Sep-2015 11:40:29
Lisa Milroy: Social Fabric - Oriel Sycharth Gallery
Lisa Milroy: Social Fabric is showing at Oriel Sycharth Gallery, Glyndwr University
Mold Road, Wrexham LL11 2AW, from 12 October 2015 - 22 January 2016. See www.glyndwr.ac.uk.
Posted Sunday, 27-Sep-2015 22:41:10
Museum and Landscape: the challenge of exhibiting Land Art -UNTREF
Joy Sleeman is speaking at Museum and Landscape: the challenge of exhibiting Land Art at UNTREF (University Centre of Culture and Arts), Valentin Gomez 4752 , Caseros, Buenos Aires, on 15 September 2015. See untref.edu.ar.
Posted Thursday, 10-Sep-2015 15:56:00
Risk - Turner Contemporary
Simon Faithfull is showing in Risk at Turner Contemporary, Rendezvous, Margate, Kent CT9 1HG, from 10 October 2015 - 17 January 2016. See www.turnercontemporary.org.
Posted Tuesday, 08-Sep-2015 11:13:53
Bank of England announces collaboration with Martin John Callanan
Martin John Callanan with be working on a series of conceptual art projects at the Bank of England over the next 12 months, sponsored by the Leverhulme Trust and UCL. See www.bankofengland.co.uk.
Posted Thursday, 03-Sep-2015 16:02:00
Phyllida Barlow - Fruitmarket Gallery
Phyllida Barlow has a solo show at the Fruitmarket Gallery, 45 Market Street
Edinburgh, EH1 1DF, from 26 June - 18 October 2015. See fruitmarket.co.uk/exhibitions.
Posted Tuesday, 11-Aug-2015 22:08:00
Alumni, Staff
The Artist Self-Publishers' (ASP) Fair launch at the ICA
The latest edition of DA Thirst, 4Play, featuring Claire Boyd, David Burrows, Matt Copson, Kitty Clark, Peter Davies, Benedict Drew, Lachlan Finlay, Alastair Mackinven, Joe Pearson, Rose Rowson, Alex Springer, Sean Steadman and Dan Venn is launching at the The Artist Self-Publishers' (ASP) Fair at the ICA, The Mall, London ...
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Liberties - Collyer Bristow Gallery
Hayley Newman and Carey Young are showing in Liberties - An exhibition of contemporary art reflecting on 40 years since the Sex Discrimination Act, at Collyer Bristow Gallery, 4 Bedford Row, London WC1R 4TF, from 2 July - 21 October 2015 (office hours only). See www.dayandgluckman.co.uk.
Posted Wednesday, 29-Jul-2015 10:15:00
The Ruth Borchard Self-Portrait Prize 2015 - Piano Nobile
Liz Rideal is showing in the Ruth Borchard Self-Portrait Prize, 2015 at Piano Nobile Kings Place, Kings Place, 90 York Way, London, N1 9AG, from 9 July - 9 October 2015. See ruthborchard.org.uk.
Posted Monday, 27-Jul-2015 18:37:00
Revelations: Experiments in Photography - Science Museum
Sarah Pickering is showing in Revelations: Experiments in Photography at the Science Museum, Exhibition Road, South Kensington SW7 2DD, from 20 March - 13 September 2015. See www.sciencemuseum.org.uk.
Posted Monday, 27-Jul-2015 10:47:00
Shared - Somerset House
Liz Rideal is showing in Shared, at West Wing, Somerset House, Strand, London WC2R 1LA, from 10 - 13 September 2015. See www.macmillan.org.uk.
Posted Saturday, 25-Jul-2015 10:00:00
Unseen: The Lives of Looking - The Queen's House
Dryden Godwin's first feature-length film, Unseen: The Lives of Looking, is showing at The Queen's House, Greenwich, London SE10 9N, from 5 March – 26 July 2015. See www.rmg.co.uk.
Posted Thursday, 02-Jul-2015 09:38:00
The Gluts - Latitude Festival
The Gluts, aka Gina Birch
Kaffe Matthews
Hayley Newman, are performing at Latitude Festival, Henham Park, Southwold, Suffolk, on 17 July 2015. See www.latitudefestival.com.
Posted Friday, 19-Jun-2015 10:05:24
Symposium: Materiality of Colour - Oxford
Jo Volley, Gary Woodley and Malina Busch are speaking at the symposium Materiality of Colour at the Andrew Wiles Building, Mathematical Institute, University of Oxford Woodstock Road, Oxford OX2 6GG, on Wednesday 10 June 2015 from 11.30am - 2pm. See www.ox.ac.uk.
Posted Tuesday, 02-Jun-2015 09:56:58
Mirrors to Windows: The Artist as Woman - London College of Fashion
Susan Collins is showing in Mirrors to Windows: The Artist as Woman, at London College of Fashion, 20 John Princes Street, London, W1G 0BJ, on Friday 5 June 2015, from 6 - 8.20pm. Tickets bookable in advance, see estore.arts.ac.uk.
Posted Thursday, 21-May-2015 22:13:35
Dojima River Biennale 2015 Take Me To The River - currents of the contemporary
Melanie Jackson is showing in the Dojima River Biennale 2015, Take Me To The River - currents of the contemporary, Dojima River Forum, 1-1-17 Fukushima, Fukushima-ku, Osaka, from 25 July–30 August 2015. See www.dojimariver.com.
Posted Tuesday, 19-May-2015 19:57:58
Dogs and feathers = gendered accoutrements: Van Dyck's portraits in a wider context of fine art production - Wallace Collection
Liz Rideal is giving a talk: Dogs and feathers = gendered accoutrements: Van Dyck's portraits in a wider context of fine art production, at The Wallace Collection, Hertford House, Manchester Square, London W1U 3BN, on Tuesday 9 June 2015, from 1 - 2pm. See www.wallacecollection.org.
Posted Tuesday, 19-May-2015 18:33:50
Hogarth's Before and After: How paintings tell a story - Fitzwilliam Museum
Liz Rideal is speaking at Hogarth's Before and After:How paintings tell a story, at The Fitzwilliam Museum, Trumpington Street, Cambridge CB2 1RB, Wednesday 17 June 2015, from 1.15 - 2.00pm. See www.fitzmuseum.cam.ac.uk.
Posted Tuesday, 19-May-2015 18:30:11
I Cannot Not Communicate - Vitsoe, New York
Martin John Callanan has a solo show, I Cannot Communicate, at Vitsoe, 33 Bond Street, New York, from 14 May - 14 July 2015. See greyisgood.eu/communicate/.
Posted Thursday, 14-May-2015 13:40:15
A History of Photography: Series and Sequences - V&A
Liz Rideal is showing in A History of Photography: Series and Sequences at the Victoria and Albert Museum, Cromwell Road, London SW7 2RL, from 6 February - 1 November 2015. See www.vam.ac.uk.
Posted Wednesday, 13-May-2015 21:56:00
The Language of Pain - Radio 4
Dr Deborah Padfield and Professor Joanna Zakrzewska have contributed to The Language of Pain, BBC Radio 4, on Saturday 2 May 2015, at 8pm. It is available on iPlayer.
Posted Thursday, 30-Apr-2015 18:42:05
Carving the Future - Asia House
Professor Edward Allington is speaking at Carving the Future, at Asia House, Studio, 63 New Cavendish Street, London W1G 7LP, on Monday 18 May 2015, from 6.30pm. See www.jpf.org.uk. The event is free, but booking essential via firstname.lastname@example.com.
Posted Thursday, 30-Apr-2015 13:19:54
Alumni, Staff
Intimate Isolation - Project Gallery
Daniel Preece has a solo show, Intimate Isolation, at Project Gallery, 63 High Street, Arundel BN18 9AJ, from 5 - 30 June 2015. See www.theprojectgallery.co.uk.
Posted Tuesday, 28-Apr-2015 16:29:03
Alumni, Staff
Weight for the Showing - Maddox Arts
Professsor Emeritus Phyllida Barlow and Nicolas Feldmeyer are showing in Weight for the Showing at Maddox Arts, 52 Brook's Mews, London W1K 4ED, from 24 April - 13 June 2015. See www.maddoxarts.com.
Posted Thursday, 23-Apr-2015 12:56:05
Slade, Staff
Thomson & Craighead on Radio 4's Arts Technologica
Thomson & Craighead discuss Art in the age of the internet on BBC Radio 4's Arts Techologica, broadcast on 20 April 2015 at 4pm. Listen on: www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b05r3ssp.
Posted Thursday, 23-Apr-2015 09:35:21
The Enemies Project - Rich Mix
Sharon Morris is taking part in The Enemies Project at Rich Mix Arts Centre, 35 - 47 Bethnal Green Road, London E1 6LA, at 8pm on Friday 5 June 2015. See www.richmix.org.uk.
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Had a paranormal experience at the brewery hostel i had some very odd occurrences happen to me one night while staying at the hostel. Im sure being hungover and sick had something to do with it but strange and believable all the same. anyways, i found myself floating above the bed at one point, voices of girls giggling and such. After a couple of our fathers i was released. Upon finding myself able to rest again the same night i awoke to the room being arrange differently with a pink backpack resting on the floor in front of the door. the voices said, "shes right behind you" i turned and saw the outline of a figure laying down on another bunk. i kinda freaked out and glided back to my bed. The last happening that night happened after my friends came back from the bars. i awoke to being stuck on my side facing the wall. i heard quick and loud foot steps coming up the stair well. the door opening and a struggle behind me. like some one was being choked. after another prayer i was able to and turn around to witness nothing. the air smelt extra sweet that night afterwords although the factory puts out its own sweet scents, this one was stronger. — mikeKane, usa (2011-09-09)
Pretty nice I wasn't quite sure what to expect but in the end I was pleasantly surprised. The place was clean and the folks working there were friendly except one short guy seemed a bit gruff at times but he bought me a beer later on so it's all good. All in all I had a pretty fun time staying here and when I was bored I had free wi-fi to use to kill some time on the net as well, so all smiles. — Ollie, Australia (2007-10-15)
A recommended place to stay! The Brewery Hostel is a very good place to stay. The staff is friendly and helpful (locals, who know everything about their town!) and the house itself is centrally located -- it's only ten minutes' walk to Temple Bar. The rooms are spacious and clean (compared to other hostels I've been even very clean) and on Thursdays you're offered a free barbecue -- great chance to meet other travelers, don't miss! Stayed here in August -- Dublin is really beautiful in summertime. If you make it to Dublin, The Brewery Hostel is the place to stay! — Kerstin, Germany (2007-10-08)
Dangerous and Dishonest -- stay away! The verdict on this place is simple -- don't stay here! The hostel is not only far from the city (fifteen- to twenty-minute walk from O'Connell Street) but also in the worst street in Dublin (Thomas Street), which is full of criminal elements. I know this because the Garda (Irish Police) told me outside! Just take a look at the locals and the environment around. I stayed here when reviewing hostels and many people were unhappy about the service. The security is poor -- things went missing/stolen and staff merely said security cameras aren't working and ignored it. The staff are rude -- especially the black-haired chick who snarls at people when they are taking breakfast in the morning and shouts at them. "She's been like that for years" say Reception, and allow it. And worse still, Brewery Hostel has another building next door which is simply a slum. They check backpackers in here! It's surely illegal and has been reported to Dublin Tourism Authorities. In short, this place is dodgy. It is the shame of Dublin hostels. Avoid, avoid, avoid. — Backpacker Reviewer (Media), USA (2007-08-28)
Unfortunately it is a reality in hostels that sometimes people steal. We offer a free lock up service at the reception desk, which everyone who checks in is told about and which there are signs posted about. Sometimes people choose not to do this and things go missing. One thing I can guarantee is that it certainly is not my staff that takes these things. They have far easier access to far more valuable things than an individual camera for instance and most of them have been working here for between six months and two and a half years. Think about it. If you have a good stay somewhere and we tell you about bus tours and bicycle routes and call restaurants for you and show you directions around the city you say "Bye! Thanks for everything, you guys are awesome! See you again next year!" and off you merrily go. But if something goes wrong for you, you get out your poison pen and go hunting for internet sites. And sometimes you add extra problems that you never reported to the front desk because they never happened. Thanks to computers I can see that from when I started in mid-April through Saturday, Oct. 14th, fourteen thousand, six hundred thirty-three beds have been booked here. With an average two-day stay that's seven thousand, three hundred sixteen people. You do the math on who's been happy and who's not. You're always welcome to come and see the facilities here at the hostel for yourself. We have many repeat customers and many who stay for long periods of time. Please keep in mind that just because an individual backpacker has written a review, this does not mean it's an unbiased or truthful review. Chris Brewery Hostel [This is a management response] — Chris, management response (2006-10-14)
I had a very good time in this hostel. I was positively surprised of the cleanliness (rooms, bathroom, kitchen), which was definitely over average! In the night it was quiet, so we could sleep very good! Although everybody could come and go the whole night long. The free internet access is great! The included breakfast was more than enough. The staff was especially friendly! I forgot my glasses in my room and they didn't hesitate to send it back to me to Germany! If I will be again in Dublin I will stay at the brewery hostel again! — Hannah from Germany (2006-10-12)
We have been in several hostels in the past, but this is the worst place we have ever been. It is very dirty, especially the rooms (I was beaten by bugs in the linen), the water supply is really poor and frequently cut, the room smelled awful (guinness factory very close), they robbed our cameras in the room (with the doors closed, so the staff is suspicious). A place to take to the court. — Disgusting (2006-08-09)
The inside of the hostel was clean, and there was free breakfast, a kitchen, social area and Internet. The long termers there, though, took over everything and didn't make anyone else feel welcome, (unless you were blonde, female, 18 years old etc.). It's a 10 to 15-minute walk to Temple Bar, and four minutes to the Guinness Factory. If you can avoid going out the back do it, because you won't like what you see. A very large rubbish dump in the backyard, it was disgusting, but that is also where the cars and Shamrocker Buses park. Other than that the rest of the hostel is clean. — Chook (2005-11-29)


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|Reviews for Almost sweet
| Guest chapter 1 . 4/25/2013
Love it
| Crimson and Chrome 42 chapter 1 . 4/3/2013
Very nice, I really enjoyed it.
| AllIsFairInLoveAndWar chapter 1 . 11/18/2012
| Grizziesmom chapter 1 . 10/26/2012
This is a very nice pairing, though I'm slowly being convinced of the Thea/Ollie pairing more. Anyone who flames you for T/O pairings doesn't understand fanfiction and DEFINITELY doesn't understand what a warning means!
Very nicely written. I would like to see more of this!
| Selivia chapter 1 . 10/25/2012
I've been looking for a fic of this pairing and now we have it! This was very gorgeous, I can kind of pretend that's why Tommy made the comment about her being hot in the pilot.
And anyone flaming your Oliver/Thea fic needs to get over themselves. It was labeled and warned for.


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After Ender Wiggin's triumph over the Formics, society has been altered by the destruction of unity between the nations, but Peter Wiggin, Ender's older brother, is determined to restore Earth's unity with the help of young warriors.
This highly anticipated sequel to SHADOW OF THE HEGEMON from master science fiction writer Orson Scott Card picks up after Ender Wiggin's victory over the Formics. Any peace and unity in the world that resulted from that war has ended. Nations are preparing to regain old territories, and wish to control the loyalties of the children from the Battle School. One man, Ender's older and ruthless brother, Peter Wiggin, believes he holds the key to restoring a world unity. Will he have time to try?
- Genre: Fiction + Literature Genres, Fiction + Literature Themes
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- Language: English
- Author: Orson Scott Card
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1. Green Dolphin Street (1947)
Approved | 141 min | Adventure, Romance, Drama
Sophie loved Edmund, but he left town when her parents forced her to marry wealthy Octavius. Years later, Edmund returns with his son, William. Sophie's daughter, Marguerite, and William ... See full summary »
Writers: Samson Raphaelson, Elizabeth Goudge | Director: Victor Saville | Stars: Van Heflin, Lana Turner, Donna Reed, Richard Hart
Votes: 952
2. Paul Bunyan (1958)
Approved | 17 min | Animation, Short, Adventure
The life, career, and challenges of the legendary giant lumberjack.
Writers: Lance Nolley, Ted Berman | Director: Les Clark | Stars: Bill Lee, The Mellomen, Thurl Ravenscroft, Max Smith
Votes: 513
3. Charlie, the Lonesome Cougar (1967)
Approved | 75 min | Adventure, Family
When a cougar raised by a group of loggers in the Pacific Northwest reverts to its natural instincts, the consequence could threaten its life.
Writers: Jack Speirs, Winston Hibler | Director: Winston Hibler | Stars: Ron Brown, Brian Russell, Linda Wallace, Jim Wilson
Votes: 542
4. Tarzan and the Green Goddess (1938)
Approved | 72 min | Action, Adventure
This is an edited version of the 1935 serial "The New Adventures of Tarzan."
Writer: Charles F. Royal | Directors: Edward A. Kull, Wilbur McGaugh | Stars: Bruce Bennett, Ula Holt, Frank Baker, Ashton Dearholt
Votes: 343
5. Wolf Blood (1925)
68 min | Drama
After wolf blood transfusion, man thinks he's becoming a wolf.
Writers: Bennett Cohen, Cliff Hill | Directors: George Chesebro, Bruce Mitchell | Stars: George Chesebro, Roy Watson, Milburn Morante, Frank Clark
Votes: 177
6. Conflict (1936)
Approved | 60 min | Drama, Romance, Sport
Pat's ability as a logging/mining camp fighter sets him up to box prizefighter Corrigan. Unknown to his supporters, he's actually in collusion with Corrigan to throw the fight - until he runs into reporter Maude.
Writers: Charles Logue, Walter Weems, Jack London | Director: David Howard | Stars: John Wayne, Jean Rogers, Ward Bond, Tommy Bupp
Votes: 75
7. Dog Nail Clipper (2004)
105 min | Drama
Bright young soldier Mertsi suffers a permanent brain injury in the Second World War. In the late 1940s he wanders around the Finnish countryside looking for simple work and relying on ... See full summary »
Writers: Veikko Huovinen, Markku Pölönen | Director: Markku Pölönen | Stars: Peter Franzén, Taisto Reimaluoto, Ahti Kuoppala, Ville Virtanen
Votes: 1,183
8. Valley of the Redwoods (1960)
Approved | 63 min | Action, Crime, Drama
Wayne Randall, a safe-cracker,and his two accomplices, Jan Spencer and Dino Michaelis, are hiding in the mountains of northern California, following a heist of a $81,000 payroll at a ... See full summary »
Writers: Leo Gordon, Daniel Madison, Gene Corman | Director: William Witney | Stars: John Hudson, Lynette Bernay, Ed Nelson, Michael Forest
9. Freckles (1960)
83 min | Drama, Western
A California lumber baron hires a one-handed young man to guard 2,000 acres against timber thieves.
Writers: Harry Spalding, Gene Stratton-Porter | Director: Andrew V. McLaglen | Stars: Martin West, Carol Christensen, Jack Lambert, Steve Peck
Votes: 44
10. Riders of the Timberline (1941)
Approved | 59 min | Action, Adventure, Western
Some Easterners intend to seize a tract of valuable timber land. Hoppy must try to stop them before they blow up a major dam.
Writers: J. Benton Cheney, Clarence E. Mulford | Director: Lesley Selander | Stars: William Boyd, Andy Clyde, Brad King, Victor Jory
Votes: 69
11. The Adventures of Frank Merriwell (1936)
Approved | 219 min | Adventure
A 12-episode serial in which scholastic sports star Frank Merriwell leaves school to search for his missing father. His adventures involve a mysterious inscription on a ring, buried ... See full summary »
Writers: Burt L. Standish, George H. Plympton, Ella O'Neill, Maurice Geraghty, Basil Dickey | Directors: Clifford Smith, Lew Landers | Stars: Donald Briggs, Jean Rogers, John 'Dusty' King, Carla Laemmle
Votes: 24
12. A Summer by the River (1998)
85 min | Drama
Topi's mother, who is also Tenho's wife dies and Tenho and Topi have to move out from the town because they don't have enough money to pay their rent. Tenho gets a job as a lumberjack (... See full summary »
Writer: Markku Pölönen | Director: Markku Pölönen | Stars: Pertti Koivula, Simo Kontio, Esko Nikkari, Anu Palevaara
Votes: 561
13. Timber! (1942)
Approved | 60 min | Drama, Romance
Two FBI agents are sent to investigate sabotage at a lumber camp.
Writers: Larry Rhine, Ben Chapman, Griffin Jay | Director: Christy Cabanne | Stars: Leo Carrillo, Andy Devine, Dan Dailey, Marjorie Lord
Votes: 9
14. The Mysterious Pilot (1937)
Passed | 300 min | Action, Adventure, Crime
A 15-episode serial in which our hero, Jim Dorn helps hide Jean McNain from a man she can implicate in a murder.
Writers: George Rosener, George M. Merrick, William Byron Mowery | Director: Spencer Gordon Bennet | Stars: Frank Hawks, Dorothy Sebastian, Esther Ralston, Rex Lease
Votes: 52
15. Lumberjacking (1988)
165 min | Drama
Writers: Ilkka Järvi-Laturi, Harry Lewing, Mikko Niskanen, Kalle Päätalo | Director: Mikko Niskanen | Stars: Ari-Kyösti Seppo, Pirjo Leppänen, Martti Kainulainen, Leena Hyttinen
Votes: 164
16. Rough Romance (1930)
Passed | 55 min | Adventure, Western
Love and logging in the Cascade Mountains of Oregon.
Writers: Kenneth B. Clarke, Elliott Lester, Donald Davis | Director: A.F. Erickson | Stars: George O'Brien, Helen Chandler, Antonio Moreno, Roy Stewart
Votes: 43
17. The Girl from Mandalay (1936)
Approved | 68 min | Action, Drama, Romance
John Foster (Conrad Nagel) and Kenneth Grainger (Donald Cook) are a couple of Englishmen stationed at a teak wood post. When Foster's fiancée, Mary Trevor (Esther Ralston), writes him that ... See full summary »
Writers: Wellyn Totman, Endre Bohem, Reginald Campbell | Director: Howard Bretherton | Stars: Conrad Nagel, Kay Linaker, Donald Cook, Esther Ralston
Votes: 9
18. Timber Fury (1950)
Approved | 63 min | Adventure, Western
Phyllis Wilson (Laura Lee) returns to the lumber camp owned by her father, Henry Wilson (Sam Flint)), and finds him in a struggle to keep his holdings. Wilson's foreman, McCabe (George ... See full summary »
Writers: James Oliver Curwood, Sam Neuman, Nat Tanchuck, Michael Hansen | Director: Bernard B. Ray | Stars: David Bruce, Laura Lee, Nicla Di Bruno, Sam Flint
19. Flying Fists (1937)
Passed | 63 min | Action, Adventure, Drama
A lumberjack knocks out a champion boxer in a brawl, gets drawn into the boxing world where he is unknowingly set up for a fixed fight.
Writers: Robert F. Hill, Basil Dickey | Director: Robert F. Hill | Stars: Bruce Bennett, Jeanne Martel, Fuzzy Knight, J. Farrell MacDonald
Votes: 23
20. Park Avenue Logger (1937)
Passed | 67 min | Action, Drama, Romance
Millioniare Curran, thinking his son too intellectual, sends him west to learn logging at one of his lumber camps. Unknown to his father, Grant Curan is a professional wrestler and easily ... See full summary »
Writers: Daniel Jarrett, Ewing Scott, Bruce Hutchison | Director: David Howard | Stars: George O'Brien, Beatrice Roberts, Willard Robertson, Ward Bond
Votes: 43
21. Phantom Patrol (1936)
Approved | 60 min | Action, Adventure, Crime
A deranged killer escapes into the Canadian woods. He tries to fool the locals by pretending he is a well known mystery writer, but the local Mountie starts to get suspicious.
Writers: James Oliver Curwood, Joseph O'Donnell | Director: Charles Hutchison | Stars: Kermit Maynard, Joan Barclay, Harry Worth, Paul Fix
Votes: 35
22. Broadway Bill (1918)
50 min | Romance, Drama
Writer: Fred J. Balshofer | Director: Fred J. Balshofer | Stars: Harold Lockwood, Martha Mansfield, Cornish Beck, Raymond Hadley
23. Thunder in the Pines (1948)
Approved | 61 min | Action, Adventure, Comedy
Loggers Jeff Collins and Boomer Benson compete for a mail-order bride by means of a timber-cutting contest.
Writers: Jo Pagano, Maurice Tombragel | Director: Robert Gordon | Stars: George Reeves, Ralph Byrd, Greg McClure, Michael Whalen
Votes: 42
24. The Turmoil (1924)
Writers: Edward T. Lowe Jr., Booth Tarkington | Director: Hobart Henley | Stars: Emmett Corrigan, George Hackathorne, Edward Hearn, Theodore von Eltz
Votes: 9
25. Jules of the Strong Heart (1918)
Approved | 50 min | Drama
Writers: William Merriam Rouse, Frank X. Finnegan, Harvey F. Thew | Director: Donald Crisp | Stars: George Beban, Helen Jerome Eddy, Charles Ogle, Raymond Hatton
26. The Royal Mounted Patrol (1941)
Approved | 59 min | Action, Adventure, Romance
"Lucky" Lawrence, an airplane pilot, and Tom Jeffries, a cowpuncher, becomes friends while training for The Royal Canadain Mounted Police. "Lucky" is assigned to the Aip Patrol branch, ... See full summary »
Writer: Winston Miller | Director: Lambert Hillyer | Stars: Charles Starrett, Russell Hayden, Wanda McKay, Donald Curtis
Votes: 5
27. The Measure of a Man (1916)
Writers: Norman Duncan, Maud Grange | Director: Jack Conway | Stars: J. Warren Kerrigan, Louise Lovely, Katherine Campbell, Ivor McFadden
28. The Ice Flood (1926)
Passed | 60 min | Action, Adventure, Drama
Jack De Quincy, an American graduate of Oxford, is still considered a wastrel playboy by his father, owner of a giant lumber company in the American northwest. To prove he is a man his ... See full summary »
Writers: Johnston McCulley, George B. Seitz, James O. Spearing, Gladys Lehman | Director: George B. Seitz | Stars: Kenneth Harlan, Viola Dana, Frank Hagney, Fred Kohler
Votes: 19
29. The Man from Glengarry (1922)
Writers: Ralph Connor, Faith Green, Kenneth O'Hara | Director: Henry MacRae | Stars: Anders Randolf, Warner Richmond, Harlan Knight, Marian Swayne
30. The Daughter of MacGregor (1916)
Comedy, Drama
Writer: Valentine Grant | Director: Sidney Olcott | Stars: Valentine Grant, Sidney Mason, Arda La Croix, Helen Lindroth
31. The Yukon Patrol (1942)
Approved | 68 min
Feature version of the serial King of the Royal Mounted (1940).
Writers: Franklin Adreon, Norman S. Hall, Joseph F. Poland, Barney A. Sarecky, Sol Shor | Directors: John English, William Witney | Stars: Allan Lane, Robert Strange, Robert Kellard, Lita Conway
32. Timber War (1935)
Approved | 60 min | Western
The owners of a lumber mill hire an investigator to find out who is sabotaging their mill. He discovers that the sabotage is being committed by the mill's manager, who is taking payoffs ... See full summary »
Writers: Barry Barringer, James Oliver Curwood, Joseph O'Donnell | Director: Sam Newfield | Stars: Kermit Maynard, Lucille Lund, Lawrence Gray, Robert Warwick
Votes: 11
33. Out West with the Peppers (1940)
Approved | 62 min | Comedy, Drama, Western
The Peppers - widowed Mrs. Pepper and her five children Polly, Ben, Joey, Davie and Phronsie - and the Kings - mining businessman J.H. King and his grandson Jasper King - are still living ... See full summary »
Writers: Harry Sauber, Margaret Sidney | Director: Charles Barton | Stars: Edith Fellows, Dorothy Ann Seese, Dorothy Peterson, Charles Peck
Votes: 61
34. The Avenging Trail (1917)
50 min | Romance, Drama
Writers: Fred J. Balshofer, Mary Murillo, Henry Oyen | Director: Francis Ford | Stars: Harold Lockwood, Sally Crute, Joseph Dailey, Walter P. Lewis
35. Raw Timber (1937)
Approved | 63 min | Action, Drama, Western
Forest Ranger Tom Corbin(Tom Keene) patrols the lumber grant of the McFarland and Williams Lumber Company, party owned by Dale McFarland ('Peggy Keys'). Tom discovers that Bart Williams (... See full summary »
Writers: Bennett Cohen, John T. Neville | Director: Ray Taylor | Stars: Tom Keene, Kathryn Keys, Budd Buster, Robert Fiske
Votes: 6
36. The Last Lumbercamp (1977)
128 min | Comedy, Drama
Writers: Edvin Laine, Juha Nevalainen, Kalle Päätalo | Director: Edvin Laine | Stars: Jyrki Kovaleff, Olavi Ahonen, Leni Katajakoski, Torsti Kovaleff
Votes: 45
37. Axe Me Another (1934)
7 min | Family, Comedy, Animation
Pierre Bluto, running a logging camp, has thrown Olive into the river because he didn't like her spinach. Popeye rescues her and proceeds to beat Bluto in a lumberjack contest.
Directors: Dave Fleischer, Seymour Kneitel | Stars: William Costello, William Pennell, Mae Questel
Votes: 109
38. Kaksi vanhaa tukkijätkää (1954)
Comedy, Romance
Writer: Reino Helismaa | Director: Ossi Elstelä | Stars: Anneli Sauli, Ossi Elstelä, Armas Jokio, Olavi Virta
Votes: 58
39. Sotaerakko (1972 TV Movie)
62 min | Drama, War
Writers: Kauko O. Kotivuori, Rauni Mollberg, Jouko Puhakka, Ensio Suominen | Director: Rauni Mollberg | Star: Aimo Saukko
Votes: 39
40. Happy Hoboes (1933)
7 min | Family, Animation, Short
Tom and Jerry are hoboes, but the city is demolishing the hobo camp. They hop a ride on a freight train. The train comes to a lumber camp, where the Chinese cook has just prepared a huge ... See full summary »
Directors: George Rufle, Vernon Stallings
Votes: 13
41. King Spruce (1920)
A jam packed, fast paced, detailed account of spruce-wood harvesting in northern New England in the 1940s.
Writer: Holman Francis Day | Director: Roy Clements | Stars: Mitchell Lewis, Melbourne MacDowell, Mignon Anderson, Arthur Millett
42. The Silent Lie (1917)
Writers: Chester B. Clapp, Larry Evans | Director: Raoul Walsh | Stars: Miriam Cooper, Ralph Lewis, Charles Clary, Monroe Salisbury
43. Secret Patrol (1936)
Approved | 60 min | Action, Adventure, Romance
One of the two dozen or more Canadian-produced (usually by Kenneth J. Bishop) films distributed by Columbia circa 1935-39 in order to comply with (and circumvent) the British-Quota Law that... See full summary »
Writers: Peter B. Kyne, J.P. McGowan, Robert Watson | Director: David Selman | Stars: Charles Starrett, Finis Barton, J.P. McGowan, Henry Mollison
Votes: 21
44. Freckles (1917)
Writers: Gene Stratton-Porter, Marion Fairfax | Director: Marshall Neilan | Stars: Jack Pickford, Louise Huff, Hobart Bosworth, Lillian Leighton
45. The Rider of the King Log (1921)
Writer: Holman Francis Day | Director: Harry O. Hoyt | Stars: Frank Sheridan, Irene Boyle, Richard Travers, Emily Chichester
46. Shackles of Fear (1924)
Director: Al Ferguson | Stars: Al Ferguson, Pauline Curley, Fred Dayton, Les Bates
47. The Man from Lost River (1921)
60 min | Drama, Romance
A beautiful but timid young woman named Marcia comes to a backwoods logging camp, where she is wooed and won by a young city boy, Fosdick. Marcia is put off by the gruffness of the camp's ... See full summary »
Writers: Katharine Newlin Burt, Lambert Hillyer, Arthur F. Statter | Director: Frank Lloyd | Stars: House Peters, Fritzi Brunette, Allan Forrest, James Gordon
48. The Tornado (1924)
70 min | Drama
Writers: Grant Carpenter, Lincoln J. Carter | Director: King Baggot | Stars: House Peters, Ruth Clifford, Richard Tucker, Snitz Edwards
49. Wings of the Storm (1926)
Writers: Elizabeth Pickett, Gordon Rigby, Dorothy Yost | Director: John G. Blystone | Stars: Thunder the Dog, Virginia Brown Faire, Reed Howes, William Russell
50. Timber Terrors (1935)
Approved | 59 min | Action, Drama, Western
Be forewarned that "Captain (King of Dogs) "and "Dynamite (The Wonder Horse) " are billed above all of the cast except John Preston (who?), which means RCMP Sergeant Bruce Morton (John ... See full summary »
Writers: Barry Barringer, Robert Emmett Tansey | Director: Robert Emmett Tansey | Stars: John Preston, Dynamite the Horse, Captain King of Dogs, Myrla Bratton
Votes: 9


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Corey Plank Arrested in Marijuana Dispensary Bust on Ventura Boulevard
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Running a marijuana dispensary is like walking a tight rope these days. While the feds are cracking down, the L.A. City Council is poised to ban all pot shops in town, and a California court recently upheld the right of dispensaries to exist.
What to do? Try to keep it clean.
The LAPD says a Woodland Hills dispensary wasn't playing by the rules, and yesterday the place was raided. Cops say they found more than just pot in their searches of the business and a connected residence:
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Cops said in a statement released today that the 2 p.m. raids Wednesday on the pot shop in the 21600 block of Ventura Boulevard and a connected home in the 7700 block of Tampa Avenue turned up not only 22 pounds of pot (which would be expected, no?) but also 120 Oxycodone pills and "a large quantity of ... steroids."
Arrested was one Corey Plank, 31, who was booked on suspicion of possession of weed for sale, the LAPD said. He was being held in lieu of $30,000 bail.
Plank's Facebook page says he's a manager at Ashmoon Caregivers, 21610 Ventura Blvd.
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Three other "suspects" are wanted and have arrest warrants hanging over their heads, according to the department.
The LAPD says:
The warrants were obtained after an extensive investigation into the illegal sales of marijuana from the dispensary on Ventura Boulevard.
Cops have been on a tear against dispensaries in the West Valley, declaring that any form of retail cannabis sales is illegal and could lead to a collective being shut down.
Anyone with more info on the above case was asked to call detectives at 818-756-4850.
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PROVIDENCE, R.I. - The Providence College men's soccer team battled Boston University to a 1-1 draw on Friday, September 7 at Glay Field in Providence, R.I. Wilder Arboleda (Pawtucket, R.I.) tallied the game-tying goal in the 58th minute to force overtime. Providence's record moves to 1-3-1 on the season, while Boston University also moves to 1-3-1.
Boston University took a 1-0 lead in the 5th minute of play as Anthony Ciccone converted a strike from 18-yards out, and buried it in the upper right hand corner of the net. The goal came on the Terrier's first shot of the game. At halftime, the score remained, 1-0, in favor of Boston University. In the opening 45 minutes, the Terriers held the advantage in shots, 6-4, and corner kicks, 3-2.
The Friars evened the score, 1-1, in the 65th minute after applying a great deal of offensive pressure. Wilder Arboleda (Pawtucket, R.I.) connected on a beautiful header off a feed from Rishi Desai (Holmdel, N.J.). Desai's service into the box came from nearly 40-yards out on the right side of the field as Arboleda sliced through the defense.
Upon completion of regulation, the two teams were deadlocked, 1-1. Providence was much more aggressive offensively in the second half of play and after 90 minutes of action the Friars held a 12-11 advantage in shots. The Terriers held a 5-4 edge in corner kicks.
Despite a corner kick for BU early on in the first overtime session, the Friars were on the offensive for the majority of play. Providence rattled off three corner kicks, but it was unable to convert a goal. In the second overtime session, each team recorded one shot and the game ended in a draw.
Keasel Broome (Claymont, Del.) finished the game for Providence with three saves. Nick Thomson recorded five saves for the Terriers.
The Friars return to action on Sunday, September 9 at Noon against Michigan State. The game will be played at Glay Field in Providence, R.I.
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