Wednesday, May 22, 2013
News
Pure hope
Data supports the idea that hyperbaric oxygen therapy can heal the brain, or at least relieve problems caused by damaged brain tissue. But the government doesn't yet recognize HBOT as a legitimate treatment.
Oxygen's business elements
A look at some of the private hyperbaric oxygen clinics.
No food for you!
OK, you can have some. But taking Care and Share’s challenge — eating for $35.40 a week — is a hungry journey.
Members only
Access to information should determine whether Steve Bach and Co. belong to the Memorial task force.
Crowded classroom
Meet your nine candidates for D-11's school board.
Noted: New direction for United Way
Also: More detox coming, VA cemetery needs water, GOP meeting still on and more.
Columns
Mayor Bach: Just admit rookie mistake
Shenanigans to circumvent the spirit of open and accountable government are distressing to us. Bach must realize that, as our city's first strong mayor, almost everything he does now could set precedents for years to come.
Term-limit excuse vanishes
Two headlines, despite having no relation, reopened some unhealed wounds that had been inflicted by a majority of El Paso County commissioners.
Still dealing with 9/11
Call it the Republic of Fear. Politicians, newspapers, and governments at every level served it, and promoted its agenda.
CannaBiz: MMCs looking to start a bank
Also: Group decides not to recommend per se limit.
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Letters
Thoughts on the Regional Leadership Forum, the ongoing battle between Larimore Nicholl and Rev. Tom Pedigo, high school yearbooks and more.
Watch out for the bear invasion
Today we'll discuss one of our village's annual rites of a fading summer, when the cooler days and brisk nights trigger Colorado's great bears into a feeding frenzy.
Ten years later
The events of Sept. 11, 2001 left an indelible mark on our nation's consciousness. Now that it's been a decade, how do we look at ourselves?
Broncos: Just stay healthy
Can the Broncos really be that much better than the clumsy 4-12 outfit of a year ago?
Oops! DuPont weed-killer poisons trees
The most twisted euphemism I have heard in a long time comes from DuPont: "We are investigating the reports of these unfavorable tree symptoms."
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Stranger than fiction
All the weird news that's fit to print.
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Advice goddess
There's adding a couple of inches, and there's going from circus act to starting forward.
Food & Drink
We meat again
Rebooted downtown gyro stop In & Out Gyros returns to its roots.
Denver on display
Our favorite Denver food trucks from the inaugural Chile Chile Festival.
Side dish: Authentic Japanese coming next year
Also: Smiley's expanding.
Music
Emotional rescue
Radney Foster sings the stories that didn't make the news
Patton pending
The Reverend Peyton's Big Damn Band is on a mission to give the father of the blues his due
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Reverb
Herding musicians is like herding cats, except they're cats with guitars. Or, you know, whatever.
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Sound advice
David Guetta, Guy Clark, Tommy Keene
Playing around
Who's playing where, and when, at area venues this week.
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Big gigs
Upcoming concerts here and around the region.
Film
Brothers in arms: Warrior
Despite that litany of sports-movie clichés, this one's entertaining, engrossing and inspiring.
Strictly sickly: Contagion
This is no mere disaster movie; it's a meticulous doomsday scenario imagined by someone with a clear need to visualize the worst as a salve to his anxiety.
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Cinefiles
Henry's Crime, Skateland, Scarface
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Opening this week
Contagion, Creature, Warrior and other film events around town.
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Movie picks
Our reviewers' recommendations for films playing around the area.
Visual Arts
Play with your food
A look at edible inspirations at the second WHAT IF...?! Festival.
Stage
Come together
Visual art and theater meet in a 9/11 tribute performance of Lovers Leapt.
Calendar
Special Section
Bonus CineFiles: The Bang Bang Club, Marley & Me: The Puppy Years and Super Hybrid!
God bless white people for truly showing the world how evil apartheid was. Sting, Bono, Bruce … all you guys, thanks. Really. But, still, that was what? Almost 20 years ago? And white people still want credit for it?
Fall Arts Preview 2011
Welcome to the Indy's annual arts and culture issue, a collection of event listings and current stories from the A&E realm.
More military and art mixing
As we reported in this week's Fall Arts Preview, there are burgeoning connections between the art and military communities.
Show your wound
As injured soldiers open up to Laura BenAmots, she tries to capture the trauma of war in her project Battle Portraits: Wounded Lions Wounded Lambs.
'Shared humanity'
One community takes up the challenges of another.
Arts listings
A round up of arts and culture events through the end of the year.
Of moths and men
I.D.E.A. Space at Colorado College
Watch and learn
Intersections Film Festival
Prologue is past
A handful of written works get freshened up for major motion pictures.
Passive? Aggressive
Theatre 'd Art
You may say he's a dreamer ...
Craft Lager Festival founder Julian Heron envisions a major music venue and microbrewery for Manitou Springs.
Modern twists
Ormao Dance Company
Passion playing
Colorado Springs Philharmonic
Keep on truckin'
Checking in with Eric Bransby and the FAC's 75th anniversary mural.
