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text: What Movies Most Accurately Reflect the Historic Old West? Staff 12/4/2008 66 Comments Tombstone. Copyright Buena Vista Pictures. Courtesy Everett Collection. Many filmmakers have tried to capture the events at the O. K. Corral.The Old West was fictionalized even as it was happening. Writers like Ned Buntline—who was born Edward Zane Carroll Judson—sensationalized people and events and created myths that endure to this day. When Westerns made the leap from printed page to film . . . well, let's just say that moviemakers love myths. So do their audiences. Regardless, many filmmakers have tried to present their subjects in historically accurate ways. History Net wants to know: What movies do you think most accurately reflect the historic Old West? Your choices may appear on our 100 Greatest Westerns list or may be other titles. Tell us in the comments section below. No sign-up required. 66 Responses Joe 12/10/2008 Tombstone, The Grey Fox and Jesse james (Brad Pitt version) are the three closest movies that depict the west as it REALLY was- ie clothing,l firearms, character mannerisms. In Tombstone, when Morgan Earp is talking about life after death issues and seeing a "bright white light" was a period correct subject. From the 1880's thorugh the early 20th century, life after death, spiritualism and being able to contact the dead were very popular topics for discussion in the US. Reply bruce little 11/27/2012 I agree with Joes comments,especially the movie Tombstone with its appropriate use of victorian type costuming and dialogue and no use of hollywood (buscadero I agree with Joe, especially on Tombstone, with its victorian costuming and excellent dialogue. there was no Hollywood (buscadero) hoisters either! 0 Reply Dow Heard 12/10/2008 "Red River"- unquestionably states the essence of the early cattledrive and the West. A close second is a tie between "Broken Arrow" and "Ulzana's Raid". The first is historically accurate story of Jim Jeffords (the first Indian agent for the Chiricahua Apaches ) and Ulzana is a no b. s. , no romance portrayal of the Arizona indian war. Reply DennisB 12/11/2008 With the fighting between whites and Indians, Fort Apache and She Wore a Yellow Ribbon shows the hostilities on both sides. Reply John 12/11/2008 Will Penny, The Searchers, Culpepper Cattle Co., A Thunder of Drums, Rio Bravo, The Professionals, The Wild Bunch, Ride the High Country, Red River, Man in the Wilderness. Reply Mark Slaughter 12/11/2008 Any movie that is based on Louie Lamore is going to be very accurate. Hondo, Searchers, Lonesome Dove, Stage Coach, Shane,Red River, Reply Caroline Hartman 12/3/2010 Loved your choices. Must point out Lonesome Dove was written by Larry McMurty, another great western writer. Reply deathwind1 12/12/2008 Butch Cassidy And The Sundance Kid Seems to me to belong in this group as it tells the life of American Outlaws very close to how their life played out ! Reply Duke 12/12/2008 None of them, for the most part they are all entertaining but each is influenced and tailored to and by the era in which it was made. While a movie made today may appear more accurate through clothing, style etc. than a movie made in 1955, it is still at least a century removed from the real way people spoke, acted and lived. This doesn't make the movies bad, it just solidifies what they are, fictional entertainment. Reply Eric Jamborsky 12/15/2008 Tumbleweeds (1925) Cowboy (1958) The Ride Back (1957) The Virginian (1929) John Ford's Cavalry Trilogy, Fort Apache, She Wore A Yellow Ribbon (John Wayne's best performance) and Rio Grande The Tall T (1957) The Searchers (1956) This deals with some very complex issues Ulzana's Raid Monte Walsh (1970 and 2003) Four Faces West (1948) A Western without a single gunshot. Reply Jack 12/26/2008 The most recent western movies seem to be the most realistic for reasons previously stated here. Three movies that I enjoyed for accuracy were: Wyatt Earp (Kevin Costner) Jesse James (Brad Pitt) Dances With Wolves (Kevin Costner) Reply El Cutachero 12/30/2008 The Searchers Broken Arrow Possibly the Shootist. but definitely if you include twentieth century stories, then include the masterpiece North to Alaska, one of the greatest comedies and authentic to its time. Maybe we need a category of "Northerns". Losts of good arctic tales on film. And though the "Wild Bunch" was great, it is not a Western it is a Mexican. Reply ethom01 1/6/2009 My vote for most accurate, best etc. goes to "Lonesome Dove". Tommy Lee Jones and Robert Duval are magnificent. Reply Steven X 2/24/2009 i think get smart and spongebob the lost city (the movie) was the best ever. also bruce almighty was a great western movie Reply Bo Jangles 2/24/2009 Personally i enjoyed the western films that had John Wayne and Clint Eastwood. They made it very entertaining to watch. Also i think that Blazing Saddles was a swell movie, not only was it hilarious but it was funny. Brokeback mountail however was not a good western because of the homosexuality. Please Hollywood never have a gay western film again. Ok?? Thanky you. Reply tazer93 2/26/2009 Tombstone (1993) is pretty accurate. Although it does have it's minor historical goofs, it captures the whole picture quite well. Plus, very entertaining to watch. Reply Matt Stephenson 4/8/2009 Wild Bill (Jeff Bridges, 2000), Culpepper Cattle Co., Monte Walsh (2003), The Cowboys, Lonesome Dove, The Assasination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford, Deadwood Series, Conagher (even though most of Louis L'amour's westerns made great movies, most of the characters were way too idealized to be realistic. However Con Conagher was not), Geronimo (1995 I think), Appaloosa (2007, Ed harris and Viggo Mortenson). These are the most realistic Western Movies ever made in my opinion. I am a graduate student in Museum Studies and Cultural Resource Management and have devoted most of studies to this particular period. Reply Dickie Swindle 5/25/2009 Although not a movie but a mini series Lomsemoe Dove gets my vote and Red River Reply Jack Beebe 8/7/2009 Lonesome Dove,,,Culpepper Cattle Co.,,,Tombstone,,,,Hondo,,,,Hombre,,,,Stagecoach(with John Wayne),,,One-Eyed Jacks,,,Left-hand Gun,,,Outlaw Josey Wales,,,,Unforgiven,,,,Will Penny,,,,Shane,,,Monte Walsh,,,Mountain Men,,,Assasination of Jesse James,,,Good Ole Boys,,, Reply Andrei Garcia 1/29/2010 Not sure, maybe Appaloosa Reply zach odom 2/8/2010 deffinatly lonesome dove series formost, then all of louis lamours westerns, wyatt earp, dances with wolves, assassination of jesse james, pat garrett and billy the kid, butch cassidy and sundance kid, wild bunch, ulzana's raid, jeremiah johnson, once upon a time in the west( thought it had it's unrealistc parts for most part yeah it was on this list) monte walsh, hombre, shane, gettysburg, gods and generals and son of the morning star, Reply Johnny 3/9/2010 Contrary to popular opinion, the closer to the era a film is made is actually a better depiction of its reality. Having been born in 1956, I already witnessed changes in how people view characters. To be honest, well over 90% of films after 1970 depict characters who obviously think they are on camera (not God's camera, but a public eye), and this is how people feel nowadays, but it wasn't before. In fact, the Westerns from the 1930s, 1940s, and 1950s have much more realistic value in terms of how characters acted, while films after 1965 gave us less credible characters with more realistic dust. Recent Duvall films, among others, have gone back to somewhat more realistic characters. Note the similarities between "Open Range" and "Shane", both of which gave mostly realistic conflicts, and behavior we could believe. The best Custer, in my opinion, was a character not even given the name of Custer-Henry Fonda's portrayal in "Fort Apache", in which he had many faults, but also some favorable qualities. While the older Wyatt Earp films weren't as good in actual events, the characters were much more like the real characters. "Tombstone" is a complete joke, and a great example of 21st century people from a computer age dressing up like 19th century Western actors, but it is impossible to buy into it. "Union Pacific", even with its spectacular look, actually has about the most believable characters of any on the list. Of course "Shane" is probably the most real. I didn't like "Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid", because it was very trite and dull, but I admit it was very much how the people acted for the time. They were trite and dull people. Many people praise "Ulzana's Raid", but it still was a caricature of the Apache as a super human. Audie Murphy's film about Clum and the capture of Geronimo bent a few facts, but was much more realistic. The spaghetti westerns nearly destroyed the Western with their complete lack of realistic situations and one dimensional characters each trying to "out-evil" each other, which looks ignorant to any objective viewer not on drugs, while taking away the grand scenery and costumes. These films failed on all levels. Thank goodness the film industry realized their mistake by now and reverted to something that doesn't make us puke. "Ride With the Devil" was a very realistic looking piece, and a much improved version of the weak "Kansas Raiders". Like the Duvall westerns, it doesn't picture 18th century Americans as products of a computer age. Reply remounts 3/26/2010 Ride With the Devil Geronimo Silent Tongue Going South Reply Candace 4/25/2010 I think Open Range is very period detailed. Shalako, while obviously flawed in a number of aspects, does a good job of depicting the peculiar form of Western Safari that took place in large numbers. The Ox Bow Incident is a wonderful character study into the times. Finally, the 1903 silent film, The Great Train Robbery, if for no other reason than its proximity to the times, available property, and having been pulled from the headlines. Perhaps my favorite is Big Jake. It embraces the headlong rush to modernization that happened all over the west, while acknowledging people's real resistance to change in difficult circumstances. A number of things are flawed, but it does a pretty good job. Reply Bigdick Longmember 11/2/2010 I really liked the Deadwood series but disagree with the decision to put such foul mouths on Victorian characters. They did it so the viewer would understand they talked in a shocking manner… totally unnecessary. Also in Deadwood, did Victorian America really have that extensive a vocabulary? Wow! Like, pass me the dictionary, Scooby. Reply D.R. Cayabyab 11/2/2010 To me the following are the best western movies: 1. Shane 2.Last Train to Gun Hill 3. They Died With Their Boots On 4. Gunfight At the OK Corral 5. The Wild Bunch 6. The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance 7. Dances With Wolves 8. The Big Country 9. The Bravados 10. Clementine Reply James Patuto 11/5/2010 I actually believe few movies show the historical reality of the West. Where are the Mormons, Chinese, Basques, Miners, Blacks Populists, and hard scrabble farmers. Matewan a John Sayles movie about West Virginia is a great "Eastern" Western. Showing the violence of the Labor movement in West Virginia. How many movies refer to the radical and violent Western Labor movement . I have never seen a reference to the Wobblies who dominated the Western landscape in mining and lumber camps for much of the early part of the Twentieth century. Unfortunately our movies track the dime store novels of the 1880's and rarely get beyond the same themes; gunfighters, cattle barons, and Indian Wars. One of the few movies that transcended this cramped genre was "McCabe and Mrs. Miller" it is haunting and beautiful . Still holds up. Reply Debbie Johnson 11/21/2010 Appaloosa for sure. The set, costumes, even the weapons were closest to historical accuracy (as much as one can be in the entertainment industry) The phrases and vocabulary appeared to reflect what I had read from journals of the 1880's. Reply Wayne 11/22/2010 Always wondered why John Wayne never used period correct firearms in any of his westerns…Oh well, leaving that aside…I think the classics would be: 1. Duel in the Sun 2. Shane 3. Ft Apache 4. She Wore a Yellow Ribbon 5. Red River 6. High Noon 7. The Searchers 8. Unforgiven 9. The Shootist 10. Jeremiah Johnson Not necessarily in order, and I can think of 10 more just as good! Reply John 2/1/2011 best – Stagecoach, red river, open range, red river Reply Jim P 4/4/2011 Applossa with Ed Harris great story and acting one of the best I have seen Reply rob 4/8/2011 "The Missouri Breaks"!!! Jack Nicholson, Harry Dean Stanton and Randy Quaid are believable as the good-natured, likeable horse thieves who unfortunately catch the attention of a psychopathic 'Regulator' played with horror and also great comedy by Marlon Brando. The acting, scenery and dialogue are superb. A hugely underrated film. If you haven't seen it, get it, get a beer and enjoy. Reply Jay 4/23/2011 The shootist OutLaw Josie wales Stagecoach The searchers Unforgiven(1992) Appaloosa(2008) Open range Reply fabian Comrie 7/4/2011 Jose Whales Reply lyndon 7/6/2011 Midnight Cowboy Lonesome Cowboys Even Cowgirls Sing the Blues Reply Jay Moore 7/10/2011 "McCabe and Mrs. Miller" and, although an HBO series, "Deadwood" Reply E Willie 8/7/2011 Believe it or not, "Cowboys and Aliens" tops the list in depicting the old west…as far as the props, clothing, guns and characters (minus the aliens of course). Revolvers were scoured from museums or duplicated from museum pieces. The prop people did their homework in this piece…even better than Tombstone, altho the lingo in Tombstone is still unmatched. Reply Dave 11/6/2011 The Missing was underrated in being very authentic. Especially the chiricahua apache language dialog. Reply statia dougherty 8/25/2013 good call. great movie. the book was good too. Reply Alfred 1/11/2012 Personally I think Shane has to be on the most reflective western films that stayed with me since my youth. Reliving the movie each time is like watching it for the first time. Another one is the Man without a Star and He died with his boots on. Reply Butch 2/21/2012 Little Big Man. The Wild Bunch. The Deadwood miniseries. Reply Percy 4/13/2012 I feel that Monty Walsh shows the true effect of an era passing and what happens to those left behind. That also applies toThe Wild Bunch. Reply dave 5/23/2012 Most of these answers seem to have missed the point entirely. The question was not, "What are the greatest Westerns ever?," or "'What is your favorite Western?" The question is which are the most realistic – which come closest to capturing the Old West as it really was? We'll never know for sure, obviously, but I've always thought that Culpepper Cattle Co. was pretty good in that regard. Reply joad58 6/25/2012 I'm not here to deliver a 4 hour lecture, just a list. 1. The most recent "Alamo". The characterizations of Bowie, Crockett,Travis, and Houston are ver accurate. Also, the stories of Gen. Cos, Jaun Segiune, and the Esperanza brothers are well done, and while not 100% accurate,still get the role played by Tehanoes in Texas history across. 2. The Wild Bunch. 3. HE Profesionals. 4. Ft Apache 5. She Wore a Yellow Ribbon. 6. Lonesome Dove 7. Tombstone. The best portrail of Doc Holiday. Reply statia dougherty 8/25/2013 Tombstone is a great movie, however didn't stick to the facts at all. Lonesome Dove gets my vote. Reply James. Russell 8/10/2012 Tombstone had the more entertaining portrayal of Doc Holliday, but Dennis quaid brought Doc back to life even endangering his own health to be so gaunt in the face and frail. That's why he was nominated for best supporting actor for that role. Costner isn't as interested in history in certain areas but Tombstone was more historically accurate in certain aspects and Wyatt Earp was more accurate in other areas such as his younger years. Reply Chuck Kopsho 8/26/2012 The thing I'm wondering about is how our language degraded from our nation's forefathers time, to the old west era. Reply Ardee 9/1/2012 I would truly love to see a historically accurate Western. People were just as fashion conscious as they are now and even if you were a cow hand or a farmer, going to town required primping, after all your not a heathen. People who owned, mostly men and mostly doubles, if they carried them did Not carry openly. Walking down the street with a sixer on your hip, one in your belt and a bandolier slung around your shoulder will get you noticed, usually by the Law who were not as inept as usually portrayed. Even in the "commerce" sections of boom-towns, nobody went looking for trouble and most disputes were settled with fists. That's why public duels were very big news. People want to see action but what leads up to the confrontation is the real story. Reply Jill from Wyoming 9/16/2012 I am somewhat disappointed and surprised that I see no reference anywhere on this website to Broken Trail with Robert Duvall and Thomas Haden Church. This 3-hour made for TV western comes about as close to portraying the lot of women in the West–especially the marginalized ones–as any film ever has. Lest the boys worry it's a chick flick, may I remind you that NOBODY rides more beautifully than Robert Duvall, the horses in the movie are as important as the humans, and the gunslinging is impressive. Reply statia dougherty 8/25/2013 I agree. Broken Trail is a true story and based entirely on factual events. Good call. And good movie. Reply lyndon 10/15/2012 Where actually did the "Great Gatsyt" serve in France 1917? Reply lyndon 12/3/2012 good, bad and the ugly Reply lyndon 4/17/2013 Even Cowgirls get the Blues? No sweat!!! Reply Layne Corneliuson 5/18/2013 Ulzana's Raid is a great movie. No b.s. indeed! Reply Lyndon 7/21/2013 Aussie \ Dad and Dave\ series' Have a life, you guys No sweat Reply statia dougherty 8/25/2013 Lonesome Dove, and Buffalo Girls. Larry McMurtry bases his stories on real people and events, and keeps them as close to factual as possible. Reply Martin Stern 9/21/2013 The key here is the original statement, which asks for not necessarily the best westerns but the most authentic westerns. Ones that accurately show the West the way it was. Here is my opinion on that. I have listed them based on when they were made. I am not ranking them. First, STAGECOACH (the original), showing a diverse group of people traveling through the West under adverse circumstances. Second, THE OX BOW INCIDENT, real westerners dealing with a real Western problem jumping to conclusions over a problem in their community. Third, RAMROD, no fast gun toughest guy, just regular people sadly in conflict being manipulated. Fourth, BLOOD ON THE MOON, another tale not based on the fastest gun in the West, but of greed and deception. Fifth, FORT APACHE, based on the Custer story. Like all of Ford's trilogy, realistic look at the cavalry. Sixth, HIGH NOON, one can actually picture this sort of problem occurring in the early days of the West. Seventh, 3:10 TO YUMA, the original. Again, real people dealing with real problems that existed out West. Eighth, THE CULPEPPER CATTLE COMPANY, super realistic in character and look of a cattle drive. Ninth, PAT GARRETT AND BILLY THE KID, not accurate with regards to the characters, but has an incredibly realistic feel to it. Gunfight between the Billy the Kid character and Jack Elam's character a classic. And finally, UNFORGIVEN, the problem of violence and its effects in the West. Reply Remo 12/27/2013 Having worked on several cattle ranches when a teenager and listening to many old hands who were young men the the late 1800's I have to say Open Range to me most accuratly depicts the era it was meant to represent. So my vote goes to Open Range followed by The Cowboys. Reply philip 2/24/2014 hey , nobody mentioned bad company (jeff bridges) or spikes gang , which shows gritty reality of life and death and how gunfights were not at noon in the street , but spur of the moment aggression and survival . Reply pip 3/3/2015 yep good call , no flashy heroes here , just spur of the moment reactions for survival or anger , and no fancy spurs , rigs etc Reply Pat B 6/26/2014 Authenticity is crucial for me to connect with a western and I think there are a handful that capture the genuine spirit of the cowboy. Wardrobe and gear have to be good as well. Monte Walsh – the Lee Marvin original The Good Old Boys – Tommy Lee Jones is the genuine article in this Lonesome Dove – It's gold standard Appaloosa – I don't think it's ever got the recognition it deserves All the Pretty Horses – Matt Damon did a great job in this Pocket Money – Lee Marvin and Paul Newman Tombstone – Great The Cowboys – Can't watch it enough The Grey Fox – Richard Farnsworth was the real deal Here are couple that are fun and capture \Cowboy\ Rancho Deluxe – Jeff Bridges Goin' South – Jack Nicholson Reply Stan 9/1/2014 My vote goes to The Bank Robbery filmed in 1908. It was filmed in Cache OK. It was directed by and starred Bill Tilghman who was an actual frontier lawman. Al Jennings, a real (paroled) bank robber and the actual Quannah Parker, who was the last Comanche war chiefalso appeared in the short film. It's a silent film and the photography is pretty bad but you can't get any more authentic. It is on you tube. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qJ1zKANn1fk&feature=youtube_gdata_player Reply Kit Taylor 9/17/2014 I only saw one mention of \Little Big Man\, one of the most accurate portrayals of the old west, especially the incident at Little Big Horn. \True Grit\ (1969 version) gets thumbs up for the 19th century speech patterns. As for others, never, ever, trust a western where the holster hangs from a slot in the belt (they were only looped over the belt), and where townsfolk walk around town wearing guns. The \old west\ was actually NRA's nightmare, no one was allowed to wear guns within town limits, except the law. And Wyatt Earp was the famous one to enforce that. Reply randy 11/21/2014 The long riders, great movie about the James-Younger gang. Reply david jameson 4/13/2015 She is correct. Any fiction worth believing has sme historic al accuracy. Reply Rosie 9/24/2015 Only a historian or history buff can answer this question. 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Sautéed Leek Mashed Potatoes
From EatingWell: November/December 2013
In this healthy mashed potato recipe, we flavor the mashed potatoes with leeks lightly sautéed in butter and tangy buttermilk. These mashed potatoes are an amazing side to grilled steak or chicken.
Makes: 8 servings, about 3/4 cup each
Serving Size: about 3/4 cup
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Low calorie | High fiber | Low saturated fat | Low cholesterol | Low sodium | High potassium | Heart healthy | Healthy weight | Diabetes appropriate | Gluten free |View Our Nutrition Guidelines »
- 3 pounds Yukon Gold potatoes (about 12 medium)
- 1 tablespoon salt
- 2 tablespoons butter
- 4 cups halved and thinly sliced leeks (about 2 large; see Tip), white and light green parts only
- 1 cup buttermilk
- Black or white pepper to taste
- Peel potatoes, if desired, and cut into 2-inch chunks. Place the potatoes and salt in a large heavy saucepan. Add cold water to cover by 2 inches. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat to simmer, cover, and cook until potatoes are very tender, 10 to 15 minutes. Drain well.
- Meanwhile, melt butter in a large skillet over medium heat. Add leeks and cook, stirring, until soft and beginning to brown, 4 to 8 minutes.
- Transfer the potatoes to a large bowl. Mash with a potato masher, an electric hand-held mixer or by working through a ricer.
- Stir the leeks, buttermilk and pepper into the mashed potatoes.
Tips & Notes
- Make Ahead Tip: Transfer to a slow cooker, cover and keep on the "warm" setting for up to 2 hours.
- Tip: To clean leeks, trim off green tops and white roots and split lengthwise. Place in plenty of water and swish around to release any sand or soil. Drain. Repeat until no grit remains.
Per serving: 202 calories; 3 g fat (2 g sat, 1 g mono); 9 mg cholesterol; 40 g carbohydrates; 0 g added sugars; 4 g protein; 4 g fiber; 269 mg sodium; 653 mg potassium.
Nutrition Bonus: Vitamin C (28% daily value), Potassium & Vitamin A (17% dv)
Carbohydrate Servings: 2 1/2
Exchanges: 2 starch
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"By analyzing the protein composition in the human vitreous (the gel fluid that fills the cavity of the eye between the lens and the retina), we have identified a new group of molecules that may improve our understanding of the disease processes that contribute to diabetic retinopathy. By studying the actions of these proteins in both the retina and the brain, we have shown that our findings may have broad relevance for neurovascular leakage and swelling," said Dr. Feener, Investigator in Joslin's Section on Vascular Cell Biology, Director of Joslin's Proteomics Core, which hosted the study, and Assistant Professor of Medicine at Harvard Medical School.
The work was funded by grants from the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation (JDRF), the Massachusetts Lions Eye Research Fund, the National Institutes of Health, the Adler Foundation, and the Air Force Office of Scientific Research Medical Free Electron Laser Program.
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Diabetic retinopathy, one of the most common complications of diabetes, is characterized by a range of abnormalities that develop from the damage caused by high blood glucose levels on the small blood vessels of the retina. Proliferative diabetic retinopathy (PDR) is diagnosed when the retina begins to form new blood vessels to counteract this damage, new vessels which in turn often bleed and blur or block vision. More than 700,000 patients in the United States have PDR, and more than 63,000 patients develop it annually. Diabetic macular edema occurs as the leaky blood vessels cause the macula (the central area in the retina responsible for sharp central vision) to swell. DME affects more than 500,000 patients in the U.S., with 56,000 new cases diagnosed yearly.
In the past, researchers have had difficulty studying the pathology of both of these diseases because rodents with diabetes, which investigators often use as a laboratory model to study diabetic eye disease, do not naturally produce many of the changes in the retina that health professionals observe in humans. Dr. Feener and his colleagues developed cutting edge proteomics mass spectroscopy (a high-speed protein analysis technology) and bioinformatics at Joslin to identify protein abnormalities in the vitreous of people with and without diabetic eye disease. Then, they introduced these same proteins in the vitreous of rodents and examined their effects on retinal blood vessels to gain better understanding of the actions that these proteins could have in the eyes of people with diabetes.
Working with a network of collaborators at Joslin's Beetham Eye Institute and the Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital Eye Center in California, they obtained samples from the vitreous of 25 people undergoing surgery for a variety of conditions: eight of the patients did not have diabetes and therefore no diabetic eye disease; four had diabetes, but no diabetic retinopathy; and 13 had PDR. Launching a large-scale survey of the proteins in the vitreous, they identified 117 proteins (earlier attempts to catalog vitreous proteins had succeeded in identifying only 20 to 50) and detected 31 proteins that were present in the vitreous of patients with diabetes but weren't present in people without the disease.
One of the proteins that was particularly interesting was carbonic anhydrase 1, or CA-1. "This is an enzyme that is normally found in red blood cells; however we suspected that high levels of this protein in the vitreous fluid might cause problems," said Dr. Feener. "When we tested it in the vitreous of rodents, we found a marked increase in blood vessel leakage, which is a fundamental process in diabetic retinopathy."
Margaret Dunn, President of the Massachusetts Lions Eye Research Fund, Inc., said, "On behalf of the Lions of Massachusetts and the Massachusetts Lions Eye Research Fund, Inc., we wish to congratulate Joslin Diabetes Center on its important breakthrough. We pledge our full support now and in the future in the hope that we will be able to contribute to many future endeavors of the Joslin research team and applaud them on their wonderful accomplishments."
The mission of the Massachusetts Lions Eye Research Fund (MLERF) is to fund efforts in eye research that may one day lead to the prevention of blindness in the world. They play a unique role in eye research efforts, enabling avenues of research to be explored as preliminary studies that may ultimately lead to remarkable breakthroughs in our understanding of the causes of blindness. In this respect, the research team at Joslin's Beetham Eye Institute led by Sven-Erik Bursell, Ph.D., and Allen Clermont, M.S., were able to use funding from the MLERF to conduct the necessary experiments to characterize the physiological effect of these proteins and how they were exerting these abnormal effects.
The researchers then investigated several different lines of study and found that CA-1 increased retinal edema—the swelling of the retina. "This is the first evidence we have of a protein causing swelling, not just leakage, in the rodent at concentrations observed in human disease," said Dr. Feener.
Performing additional studies with CA-1, the researchers showed that their findings have even broader relevance. "The eye is a neurovascular tissue with certain features similar to those of the brain, and it is well known that hemorrhage in the brain, either from a hemorrhagic stroke or any cerebral bleeding, causes swelling," said Dr. Feener. "When we introduced CA-1 into the cerebral spinal fluid around the brain of rodent animal models we found that it also increased the swelling and the leakage of blood vessels in the brain." This discovery, he explained, could provide new opportunities for treating the cerebral swelling caused by head injury, stroke and other conditions.
"Proteomics of human vitreous fluid has generated new ideas about the effects of diabetes on the retina," said Dr. Feener. "Now we are in the process of exploring the role of the other proteins we have identified in the vitreous, which may provide additional insights into the mechanisms that contribute to diabetic retinopathy."
Others participating in the study included lead author, Ben-Bo Gao, Ph.D., of Joslin; additional collaborators from the Section on Eye Research and the Beetham Eye Institute at Joslin included Lloyd Paul Aiello, M.D., Ph.D., Susan Rook, Stephanie Fonda, Ph.D., Paul G. Arrigg, M.D.; Vivek Srinivasan, M.S., Maciej Wojtkowski, Ph.D., and James Fujimoto, Ph.D., of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology; and Robert Avery, M.D., of the Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital Eye Center.
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Zagara di Sicilia is located in the heart of Marsala countryside, 2 km from the beautiful white sandy beaches overlooking the Mediterranean Sea, 5 km from the city center (a place beloved by Cicero) and 8 km from the beautiful scenery of the Lagoon.
The residence is situated in a beautiful historical citrus and retains all the characteristics of typical rural houses Marsala.
The rooms and common areas are furnished in respect of the peasant culture of the second half of the last century. The lounge and kitchen have been obtained in the cellar and in the palm, while the veranda and terraces are the spaces that were used for the completion of harvesting oranges and lemons.
It's pleasantly pleased accommodate bikers.
O r a n g e R o o m
Orange is a double room built on a terrace loft in the old cellar. It is accessed from communal lounge and large 25 sqm.
Furnished with early twentieth century, all beautifully restored, has a view on the citrus grove.
The roof and floor are made of wood decorated with diamonds and alternating color tones honey and walnut.
It has an adjoining bathroom and a small private lounge at the entrance to the loft.
L e m o n R o o m
Lemon is a double room in the old tailor made residence. The floor is cement scaglietta (typical of peasant houses Marsala), while the ceiling is dammuso that makes it cool even on hot summer evenings.
It is accessed from communal lounge and is about 20 square meters.
Furnished with modern art, all beautifully restored, has a view of the garden entrance of the residence.
The double bed can be converted into bunk beds (photo) if you want to rent the room orange and lemon allocate the room boys
It has an adjoining bathroom reserved.
T a r o c c o R o o m
Tarocco is a double room in the old food warehouse made residence. The floor is cement scaglietta (typical of peasant houses Marsala), while the ceiling is dammuso that makes it cool even on hot summer evenings.
It is accessed from communal lounge and is about 15 square meters.
Furnished with modern art, all beautifully restored, has a view of the garden entrance of the residence.
It has a bathroom reserved for guests only the tarocco room.
V a n i g l i a R o o m
Vaniglia is a double room in the old barn made residence with another little room for children.
It is accessed from communal garden and is about 40 square meters.
Furnished with modern art, all beautifully restored, has a view of the garden entrance of the residence.
The double bed can be converted into bunk beds (photo) if you want to rent the room orange and lemon allocate the room boys
It has an adjoining bathroom reserved.
- Breakfast;
- Change of linen (bedroom - bathroom) Tuesday and Friday;
- Air conditioning or fan platform;
- Library (only Italian), Television, WiFi;
- Additional bed;
- Use of shared kitchen, Use of the barbecue;
- Use of all common areas.
Services on request:
- Lunch and dinner;
- Transfer from airport, railway and port;
- Rental bike, Rental car;
- Enogastronomic evenings;
- Diving and fishing in the Mediterranean;
- Excursions (Stagnone and Province).
Beach: 2 km, City center: 6 km, Airport: 20 km, Port: 5 km., Golf course: 5 km, Tennis courts: 6 km, Kite surfing: 15 km, Wellness center: 5 km, Spa: 20 km.
|Sleeps up to 10, 3 bedrooms
|Nearest beach
|Lido Signorino 2 km
|Will consider
|House swap, Long term lets (over 1 month)
|Car not necessary
|Nearest Amenities
|1 km
|Nearest travel links
|20 km, 6 km
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages
|Some pets are welcome - please contact the owner, Yes, smoking allowed
Features and Facilities
|Jacuzzi or hot tub, Internet access
|Air conditioning, TV, Satellite TV, Wi-Fi available
|Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms of which 3 Family bathrooms, Solarium or roof terrace
|Double beds (3), Single beds (4), Dining seats for 3, Lounge seats for 3
|High chair
|Private garden, Shared garden, BBQ, Bicycles available
|Parking, Suitable for people with restricted mobility, Not suitable for wheelchair users
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14 Jul 2013
"The best way to experience traditional Sicily!"
This self-built Mediterranean house on a former orange farm is a wonderful place to relax! The huge garden has dozens of different trees - oranges, bananas, kakis - and delicious vegetables which end up in your dinner salad! Our dinner was all organic and prepared by owner. There is a small pool filled with freshwater without chlor and several hammocks on the terrace and between the garden trees. Our sleep was great because the place is very quiet, so that you only hear the morning birds - no road traffic or anything. The house is very spacious, with a wooden interior. Our room was directly under the roof and had a small window with a view over the orange trees. The beach is 2km away but you can walk there in 15-20 minutes or take a bike. Due to the owner's hospitality we had a feeling that it was all completely non-commercial - something you don't find that often these days. This stay made our holiday unforgettable!
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Valentine's Day is quickly approaching. It is a day of flowers, candy, chocolate desserts, sugar cookies and of course dinner. If you are on the gluten-free diet it can seem daunting to bake a gluten-free dessert that is a crowd pleaser, purchase a pre-made dessert, or determine which chocolates are gluten free, so read on and revel in the amount of gluten-free Valentine's Day information that is out there to assist you in these tasks.
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This is a variation of a "veggies on the verge" soup. When you make chili, it's a good way to use up some of those vegetables in the fridge you are not sure what to do with. Go ahead and throw in carrots, sweet potatoes and celery if you have it. It will all taste good once it's cooked. The extra vegetables are not necessary but certainly add nutrients to the mix. You can also use this recipe to make tamale pie.
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Since the Super Bowl is this weekend, it seems fitting to round up all of the gluten-free recipes this Examiner can find. We used to have fun hosting Super Bowl parties, but have since taken to just a quiet gathering. When we hosted, some of my favorite dishes to prepare were: deviled eggs, seven layer dip, veggie tray, homemade dips (hot and cold), chili, wings from Allergy Free Foods, chicken nuggets from Applegate Farms, and brownies. Keep the menu simple and limit it to things you are comfortable preparing. No need to get stressed out on such a fun day of sports, commercials and of course gluten-free food.
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Once you have been cooking and baking gluten free for a while, making substitutions should become easy. This recipe from Whole Foods originally called for regular flour. By simply using a combination of brown rice flour and tapioca flour, a delicious and satisfying gluten free dessert was born. (more…)
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Senator Mark had requested his guest to prevail on his government for assistance to Nigeria in the mass production of military and police hardware as well as aircraft's spare parts production centre in Nigeria. The Senate president also requested China to support Nigeria's bid for the UN Security Council seat as non- permanent member from 2015 and as a permanent member from Africa in an expanded UN Security Council.
Besides the agreed exchange of parliamentary visits between the National Assembly and the Chinese parliament, Senator Mark demanded that China reciprocates Nigeria's friendly visa regime by honouring Diplomatic Notes and simplifying visa procedures for Nigerians.
Although the trade and commercial ties between both countries have increased with a deficit of N270 billion against Nigeria, Mark requested that the imbalance be addressed by encouraging Chinese government and industrialists to increase investments in the non-oil sector in Nigeria as well as offering duty waiver on Nigerian exports.
Mr. Dejiang noted that China runs a friendly administration and upholds the sanctity of the rule of law, but would table Mark's requests before his home government for a possible review especially on those convicted on criminal offences. He promised co-operation with the government and people of Nigeria in all areas that would improve her economy and general welfare of the people .
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