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A hotel, office and retail complex could open across NE 12th Avenue from the Wal-Mart Supercenter on Waldo Road by 2009, an engineer on the project told a group of east Gainesville residents last Wednesday before hinting at a 120-condo eastside development that is now in the works.
The projects, which add to a growing number of new developments proposed for east Gainesville, were outlined by Robert Walpole, with the engineering firm Causseaux, Hewett & Walpole, at a neighborhood workshop with 10 residents of neighborhoods near the development.
I can't believe we're getting things like this right now, said Gladys Thompson, a resident of Lincoln Estates who has lived in east Gainesville since the 1940s. She noted how far the area has come from the days when requests from eastside residents for connections to the city water supply were met with racial epithets.
We've been waiting 60 years for this, Thompson said.
The proposed hotel project would include a five-story hotel with 121 rooms, a three-story, 20,000-square-foot office building and a 20,500-square-foot retail building, Walpole said. The project is being developed by Tom Fillmer whose father-in-law owns the property and two other Gainesville residents, he said.
Negotiations are under way with a hotel chain that would design and run the hotel, though Walpole said he could not reveal the name of the company until an agreement is reached.
No tenant has yet been identified for the office complex. The retail part of the project is expected to include a bank and dry cleaners, a sandwich shop and possibly a sit-down chain restaurant, Walpole said, adding that at least some of the commercial space will be filled by businesses that traditionally locate near supercenters.
Wal-Mart's really the driving force here, Walpole said.
Developers hope to submit plans by early next year and break ground by next summer, several months after the supercenter is expected to open its doors. It will take about nine months to complete the project, Walpole said.
The condo project, planned for a site near the former Kennedy Homes apartment complex, will feature townhomes that are upscale but affordably priced, Walpole said.
For some at the meeting, the projects are a sign that the east side, which has not seen the same intensity of development as west Gainesville, could soon see some of the shops, restaurants and other features that have been long-sought by many in the area.
They gave it to the west, they can give it to the east now, said Oretha Walker, a resident of Lincoln Estates.
With land becoming scarce in west Gainesville, developers are increasingly looking at the east side even though building on properties in the area tends to mean dealing with more environmental issues than in the drier west side, Walpole said.
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NEW HAVEN, Conn. -- With presidential security helicopters circling over the Yale University campus, filmmaker Ken Burns denounced the war in Iraq on Sunday and told graduating seniors to remember history as they work to repair divides in American culture.
President Bush came to the campus for a private reception with his daughter, Barbara, who graduates from Yale on Monday. Bush did not hold any public events, and Barbara skipped Sunday's baccalaureate services and the day-before-graduation senior Class Day festivities where Burns spoke.
While Bush was not in public view, his presidency was a hot topic of rhetoric at Class Day.
Without mentioning Bush by name, Burns drew parallels between today's political leaders and the Iraq war, versus Abraham Lincoln and the Civil War, which he chronicled in an award-winning film series.
Both wars threatened to tear the country apart, Burns said.
"Steel yourselves. Your generation must repair this damage, and it will not be easy," Burns told the seniors.
Burns quoted famed jurist Learned Hand as saying, "Liberty is never being too sure you're right."
"Somehow recently, though, we have replaced our usual and healthy doubt with an arrogance and belligerence that resembles more the ancient and now fallen empires of our history books than a modern compassionate democracy," Burns said, to applause from the 1,300 graduates and their families and friends.
He criticized what he called a culture of censorship and intimidation that was intolerant of others, as well as a compliant media and a consumer culture that values the pursuit of money above everything.
"We have begun to reduce the complexities of modern life into the facile judgments of good and evil, and now find ourselves brought up short when we see that we have, too, some times and moments, become what we despise," Burns said.
Burns noted that it is tempting in such times to turn inward and ignore outside troubles, but he urged the seniors to reject that impulse and study history as a way to cope with these troubles and to figure out what to do about them.
"If you don't know where you've been, how can you possibly know who you are and where you're going?" Burns asked.
Students also poked fun at Bush, who spoke at Yale's 300th commencement in 2001.
The president earned a history degree from Yale in 1968, earning what was politely called "gentlemen's C's."
Bush told the class of 2001: "To the C-students, I say, you too can be president of the United States".
In seniors' spoof of the class of 2004's history Sunday, they recalled the quote as: "To all the C-students out there, I'd like to say, you too can be president -- if your dad was president."
Burns' daughter, Sarah, is among the studens graduating Monday.
The class of 2004 chose Burns as its speaker in part because it wanted to avoid the politically divisive reaction of students to recent past speakers, including Bush, U.S. Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton and New York Gov. George Pataki.
Senior Thomas Collier of Louisville, Ky., said it was ironic that Burns' speech ended up being so political.
"I thought his speech might have been a bit more passionate and controversial than others might have been," said Collier, a political science major.
Barbara Bush, who is earning a humanities degree, was not at the event. She traveled with her family aboard Air Force One from Texas, where her twin sister, Jenna, graduated Saturday from the University of Texas.
The president and his family stayed a while at Yale President Richard Levin's house, which is next door to the house where Bush lived as an infant.
Bush was born in New Haven while his father, former President Bush, was a student at Yale.
The president then traveled to the home of Yale College Dean Richard Brodhead for a private dinner.
As he traveled around New Haven, the president appeared to be suffering no ill effects from a fall from a mountain bike Saturday other than visible minor abrasions and scratches on his chin, upper lip, nose and right hand. He also had minor abrasions and scratches to both knees, the White House said.
The president left Tweed-New Haven Airport in New Haven aboard Air Force One shortly before 7 p.m. First lady Laura Bush was expected to stay at Yale through Tuesday.
About 50 protesters gathered at Levin's home Sunday afternoon. They denounced the president and the war in Iraq, while holding signs saying "Uproot Bush" and "Resist This Endless War."
The crowd was a mix of students and older Yale graduates.
Anne Tyler Calabresi, 69, of Woodbridge, said she was protesting on behalf of herself and her husband, 2nd Circuit Judge Guido Calabresi, a Yale graduate and former dean of the Yale School of Law.
"I'm profoundly worried about the way this country is going," she said. "And I'm furious about the lies George Bush has told to us again and again. He has led us into a war that is destroying our reputation around the world and creating implacable enemies around the world that we didn't have one year ago."
Yeah? Name ONE. Give me an example, show me proof you whimp of a woman.
Man... I'd hate to face a judge named Guido.
Okay, how about this time (unlike during Vietnam) we act swiftly and decisvely to incarcerate or deport the creeps who support the enemy?
For a man who has made a tidy profit documenting wars, Burns should relish the chance for another one of his insomniac specials.
This from a man who got rich and famous by telling the story of the Civil War. Traitors everywhere....
...of being weak and most interested in being liked rather than asserting our Superpower responsibility for the good of humanity.
Too bad, clinton is gone burns.
It must be something in the water - upholding Lincoln as the paragon of virtue in time of war.
How can she live 69 years and still be so stupid? These "enemies" were there one year ago, just silent because x42 was ignoring their terrorism. When we finally had enough and stood up to them, suddenly WE'RE the problem? Geeeeeeesh
How is it that Burns takes no responsibility for the failures of government intrusion over the past 40 years?
The responsible are not responsible.
The not-responsible are responsible.
Therefore, all life and personal decisions should be made by the not-responsible for the responsible.
However, if anything goes wrong, please remember that they are not responsible.
What MOO-larkey...America's RIGHT to Liberate Iraq...MUD
Whoaaaa....! That is HEAVY!
Steven Wright said he was going to do a documentary on Ken Burns.
There is a class of "historians" (term used loosely) that are making a tidy profit off bread and circuses.
I wonder how Burns feels knowing that the only reason his daughter got into Yale in the first place is because of his name and as a result, some minority affirmative action candidate was turned down at Yale and had to go to Princeton instead.
Ignoring outside troubles? Bush is the leader on the "War on Terror". He is the only one courageous enough to fight this head on.
Bobby Goldsboro called, he wants his hair back.
Anne Tyler Calabresi seems to be a perfect example of one in denial. People like her are simply unable to understand that there are people out there who want to bring about our destruction. It's not even a possibility to them. Therefore, via Calabresi/lib logic (forgive oxymoron), it must be a lie.
LOL! I'm die'n over here.LOL
Sounds like a lecture from "Cliche 101"
All of Burns stuff is highly left wing, including the Civil War. Like the entire artsy fartsy PBS/NPR/NEA crowd, this man is a menace to culture not an manifestaion of it.
The Calabresis will be worm food shortly. The moonbeam generation will not be missed or mourned. What a bunch of immature crackpots, perfect poster children for the druggy generation!
I don't know about you, but I'm getting a little tired of that quote. It's assuming a place beside "Love means never having to say you're sorry." But I really love the liberty to we have to act, in spite of not being sure we're right. But the trial lawyers will have that under control soon enough, no doubt.
14 months in Iraq and this is an endless war? The war on terrorism will go on for many years to come ... these idiots need to see images of 9-11 again, to refresh their memories. Interesting how the media has buried these images.
"Bobby Goldsboro called, he wants his hair back."
ROTFLMAO! Isn't that the truth?
I own Burn's famous series about the Civil War. Its very good.
I've noticed a curious "pattern" among historians, or those that purport to be historians. They always seem to be oblivious to "current events". Perhaps they just can't deal with anything rationally that occurs while they are in fact alive to witness it.
At any rate, I'm coming to the conclusion that the far lefts continued inappropriate use of "forums" such as commencement addresses is doing them far more harm than they realize.
This past weekend it happened again at Hofstra, from what I've read this morning.
"...how about this time (unlike during Vietnam) we act swiftly and decisvely to incarcerate or deport the creeps who support the enemy?"
A repeat of the 60's 'America - love it or leave it'. Reverting to a Vietnam era expression to say we shouldn't repeat the mistakes of that era is not very convincing. Just who are the 'creeps' we should be rounding up?
Bad link.
Is that the same Ken Burns who is living on the taxpayer dole at PBS? Sheesh, he should try to get a real job.
So much brain power, yet so little intelligence
No doubt that Ken Burns and staff are left wing. However, I put that aside when making the decision to purchase his baseball documentary. What a great series!
Gee, I'm glad Guido isn't one of those partisan political judges that Bush is always nominating.
I live in Brooklyn...don't get me started about basball.
His baseball one was a travesty. It seems that baseball was nothing more than the reserve clause and the color barrier.
Burn's "so-called" documentary of the Civil War was like Michael Moore's documentary of Columbine!
This is why I ceased giving to my alma mater, Penn State, some years ago. I refuse to support higher education when scenarios of this sort routinely go on all over the country.
Hee hee hee...an amish man called. He wants HIS hair back!
Sure sounds like an apt desciption of the modern liberal ... do these guys even listen to what they read?
Sadly, the images of 9/11 didn't take and have no effect on liberals. They will have to be hit where it hurts them personally.....maybe one of their ivory towers, before they wake up. Of course were that to happen they would blame it on Bush for "stirring up" the terrorists.
"Liberty is never being too sure you're right."
Truth sets you free, not uncertainty.
And if you don't know the stupidity of your own platitudes, how can you possibly know what a fool you are? I ask.
Ken Burns- the Donald Trump of PBS. I am still working on unraveling the well over 100 factual errors in the ten hour documentary 'Baseball' - averages to about one for every 6 minutes.
What a documentary filmmaker!
Yeah, and this from a man whose generation threw out all vestiges of their American Heritage and refuse to learn from history.
Kenny's just lining up backers for his next 327 hour long film "The Quagmire that was Iraq."
Ken Burns is a lightweight video splicer. Anybody could dissect his work and find countless "lies" he has perpetuated on the American people.
K. Burns: "We have begun to reduce the complexities of modern life into the facile judgments of good and evil..."
Complexities of modern life:
Mein Kampf...The Communist Manifesto...Endless jihads of the Muslim Brotherhood...Dec. 7, 1941...Sept. 11 2001...
Mr. Burns, our judgments of good and evil DO come easily.
You have somewhere lost along your way of infinite scholarship your God-given, innate sense which enabled your ancestors to survive and make your life possible.
Your speech was made possible by the service and sacrifices of men and women whose book consumption will never approach the level of yours - but who have not extinguished within themselves the flame of survival that you, yourself, treat so casually - so shabbilly.
He just tip toes through the tulips as he hummmmmms along.
Apparently Burns is much more concerned with reputation than will deterring another 9/11.
-"We have begun to reduce the complexities of modern life into the facile judgments of good and evil, and now find ourselves brought up short when we see that we have, too, some times and moments, become what we despise," Burns said."-
Um...Ken...history is FULL of good vs. evil, either in thought or action - methinks your facile statement is lacking in historical context.
That's funny stuff. He's the one that is intimidating and intolerant of others. And the media's been compliant? LOL!
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I was wondering what the best way to do a live character count of an edit-text box is in Android. I was looking at this but I couldn't seem to make any sense of it.
To describe the problem, I have an EditText and I'm trying to limit the characters to 150. I can do this with an input filter, however I want to show right below the text box the number of characters a user has entered(Almost like stack overflow is doing right now).
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Martin is the son of Cuban immigrants who coached high school basketball in Miami for 15 years and was an assistant at Northeastern for four seasons before Bob Huggins brought him on to his staff at Cincinnati. Martin credits Huggins with jump starting his career, saying the current coach at West Virginia helped him get into college coaching.
Martin knew about South Carolina's program from following former Gamecocks star Devan Downey, who spent his freshman year at Cincinnati when Martin was assistant to then Bearcats coach Huggins. Martin remembered watching highlights of Downey and his teammates celebrating their stunning 68-62 victory over then No. 1 Kentucky in 2010.
Things slumped for South Carolina under Horn since that high point. The Gamecocks lost 24 of their last 27 SEC games. Horn finished his career at South Carolina 23-45 in league games and 60-63 overall with thee losing seasons in a row. Attendance fell drastically this season with opponents like Ohio State and Kentucky outdrawing the Gamecocks in games played here this winter.
Martin praised Horn for running a clean program and improving the team's once poor academic showing. Horn did a lot of good for this basketball team, except for winning.
"It's my duty to try and complete that part," he said.
Martin promised his team's tough-nosed style and relentless work ethic would fill the arena.
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Football coach Steve Spurrier won a record 11 games last fall, baseball coach Ray Tanner has won the past two College World Series and women's basketball coach Dawn Staley earned the team's first trip to the NCAA tournament in nine years.
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I'm developing an app, where I have one horizontally scrollable UIScrollView fullscreen with pagination that contains multiple (let's say 3) vertically scrollable UIScrollViews, each also fullscreen. They're positioned without margins, the left ones origin is (0,0).
Each vertically scrollable UIScrollView consists of buttons placed one above the other, each when clicked, presents a ViewController:
[self presentViewController:someViewController animated:YES completion:nil];
Now this code works fine for the two right UIScrollViews, but it's buggy for the left one:
- The buttons bellow the height of the horizontal UIScrollView are not clickable. So if the height of the horizontal UIScrollView is 440px, any UIButton with origin.y > 440 is uncklickable.
- If the UIScrollView is slightly scrolled down and a button is clicked (that is not below 440px), the whole UIScrollView gets "moved" down and gets sorta laggy while the requested view controller gets presented. When this view controller gets dismissed, the scroll view stays lower. If I scroll it back up and press a button, it magically jumps up to where it should be.
Now for the fun part!
If I change the origin of the left UIScrollView to (1,0), this issue dissapears! What could be making this problem?
Some added code:
[horizontalSV setDelegate:self];
[horizontalSV setContentSize:horizontalContentView.frame.size];
[horizontalSV addSubview:horizontalContentView]; // View containing vertical scroll views, it's set up in IB
[horizontalContentView setFrame:CGRectMake(-1, 0, 961, 440)]; // This is now used for the hack
// Now imagine three of these
firstSVcontent = [[VerticalContentView alloc] init]; // Setting the content view
[firstSVcontent setTitle:title];
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NSF International has announced that InterfaceFLOR has received certification to NSF/ANSI 140: Sustainable Carpet for both its GlasBac and GlasBac RE products.
InterfaceFLOR Earns NSF/ANSI Certification
The NSF Sustainable Carpet Standard was developed to help drive the carpet industry toward a more sustainable future by providing a national standard that can be used for developing environmentally-friendly carpet. NSF International certifies carpet to ensure it meets all of the standard's requirements, which helps designers, architects, and contractors chose more sustainable products. The NSF Sustainable Carpet Certification Program, which is based on NSF/ANSI Standard 140, uses a point system to address six key areas:
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Based on the number of points earned, certification is issued in one of three levels: silver, gold, or platinum. InterfaceFLOR achieved silver certification.
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Poison Ivy is a plant-loving villain of the DC universe. I've always loved interpretations of her where she has green skin, it makes her more plant-like. This minifig isn't based off of any particular version of Ivy, just how I think she should look.
So, here she is!
The head and torso are from the Lady Liberty CMF, the hair is Mia's from Friends (gotta love the Friends hairpieces, but not the bodies) and the legs are sand green with dark red hips.
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Thank God.
All bets were off when the five credited screenwriters decided, hey the monster can kill a ten year old kid, and it can be fun.
This wise remake (re-imaging) based on the old Steve McQueen solid drive-in hit delievers the horror/suspense goods in spades. And rather than make a retread, they dropped a little 'explaination' into the frey and not only does it work, it enhances the original.
Kevin and Shawnee prove they can hold their own in the leading man and woman roles. It's odd that this really marks Kevin's biggest contribution to the entertainment world. Perhaps he looks too much like his brother.
In any event, chills and spills in this wacked out story abound. I mean, who of us wouldn't be scared of a thing without a face -- a thing that just eats everything in sight.
Catch it.
If you're reading the comments to decide whether you should see this movie,
you've already overthought it. This is not the type of film you think about.
It's the type you watch by accident. But the good news is, it's a happy
"The Blob" is the very essence of a B movie, and that's meant as a compliment. Equal parts ham and cheese, this flick aspires only to deliver schlocky fun. And boy does it succeed.
Kevin Dillon overplays the snarky rebel with tongue-in-cheek glee. Shawnee Smith, who will never be mistaken for Meryl Streep, glides through the proceedings with an I-can't-act obliviousness that actually enhances the film. I can't decide if this is her best or worst performance ever. It may be both.
If you enjoy campy B-movies, camp here for 85 minutes. It might be a Blob, but it ain't a mess.
A meteor falls near a small town in the USA. A homeless man goes to see
what's in it and a jelly-like substance "attacks" him and starts eating away
at him. He's discovered by local tough kid Kevin Dillon and (with pretty
Shawnee Smith and prettier Donovan Leitch) drive him to the hospital. There
he's eaten alive while waiting for the doctor and the blob is loose--eating
anything in its path. But, in no time flat, a bunch of scientists and
military men arrive to help...or are they?
I HATED the original one...and I don't care if it was Steve McQueen's first film (he was always a lousy actor anyways). It was slow, stupid with terrible special effects and a VERY slow-moving blob. This one has a very funny script that never takes itself too seriously; it moves very quickly; this blob moves like lightning (I was actually getting scared when it chased Smith and Dillon in the diner--you see it following them on the ceiling--and GAINING!); has some great, scary special effects (and no crummy CGI); proudly gives us an R rated horror film (today it would have been cut to a PG-13) and has mostly great acting. Also the taboo about killing kids in a horror film is surprisingly ignored!
Smith (who I thought was hopeless in "The Desperate Hours") is surprisingly very good here; Leitch is good too (and prettier than her) but disappears early on; and there's a great supporting cast of good actors with especially nice turns by Candy Clark and Jeffrey DeMunn. Only Dillon disappoints--he's pretty wooden in his role. And I REALLY hated the "origin" given for the blob--it was totally unnecessary. And the very end was silly (and an obvious setup for the sequel that never was made). This was a big hit with horror fans--but didn't do much at the box office. Too bad. Maybe it will be rediscovered one of these days.
A quick, fast, funny, scary film with great special effects. Well worth catching. I'm giving it an 8.
One night, just outside of a quiet and small town, a bizarre meteor
crashes. A man who goes to investigate finds a weird glop that jumps on
his arm and puts him into a state of frenzy. Some young people take him
to the hospital and we soon see that the weird substance has eaten most
of him and it is still hungry...
The result is a very entertaining monster flick with a very unusual monster - an amorphous blob. After films like Alien, Predator, The Thing, and others thinking of a good monster idea can be tough. Even John Carpenter's well crafted The Thing is a remake, but that didn't stop the film from becoming one of his best due to a good visceral interpretation of the story. The same goes for this film - a remake of an old movie with a very visceral and gory style. Featuring top-notch aesthetic and even some obviously aged, but nonetheless fun, old computer effects it is more of a thorough re-imagination like The Thing was.
However, the film falls a bit on its face when it comes to creating suspense. Many scenes with the title monster are tense and the action good and the gore first-rate, but the connective scenes between them surprisingly lack in tension. With material ripe for an eerie atmosphere it is a shame to see this horror element not fully developed in the film. The result is a fun movie, but it could have been much better. Also the mad scientist/cold war element is a bit stale by today's standards.
But, overall it is a fun little flick featuring a truly merciless monster that gobbles up just about anyone (even kids!). Horror/sci-fi fans will definitely want to check this flick out. 7/10
Rated R: violence, horror images, and profanity
The Blob (1988) was a bloody and nasty update to the fifties "classic"
horror/science fiction film THE BLOB. I actually prefer the remake (one
of the few times you'll hear me say that) because it covered ground
that the original failed to cover and the Blob looked meaner and
nastier than the original pile of goo. Kevin Dillion stars as the
reluctant hero. The story to the remake is very much the same (except
for the expected eighties additions and themes). No hokey pokey stuff
here folks. If you like the original then you probably wont enjoy this
update. More horror than science fiction and the gore level is real
I hope they don't try and remake this movie again. I felt that once is enough. Kevin Dillion was enjoyable as the rapscallion who does good and Shawnee Smith is in hot mode, Bill Mosley, Donavan Leitch, Art La Fleur and Candy Clark co-star as well.
Remakes are often frowned upon by film fans, and for good reason, but
Chuck Russell's take on the silly fifties Sci-Fi flick of the same name
certainly doesn't disappoint! The film has the fifties plot structure
and ideas, but it's been updated to the eighties - which means
gratuitous amounts of special effects, a trashy atmosphere and lots and
lots of gore! This remake has sentimental value for me personally, as
it's the only film in history to make me physically sick. I would have
been about seven at the time, and watching this film over breakfast
isn't recommended for seven-year-old kids! However, I did, of course,
get the day off school. I've grown up a bit since then, but upon
watching The Blob again; I've got to say that it's lost none of it's
charm, only I managed to hold back on being sick this time. The plot
follows an asteroid that comes down from space. Upon inspecting it, a
lowly bum finds himself with a strange organism stuck to his hand! The
Blob also takes advantage of the eighties teen comedy craze, and after
a couple of kids find the tramp on the road, they take him to the
hospital, and that's where the fun really starts
The special effects are often silly, but nevertheless; very effective! The sequences are very imaginative, and take advantage of the eighties style humour that make eighties horror films what they are. The way that the blob consumes people is always disgusting, and seeing the half-melted outlines of people inside the creature is lots of fun and makes for some really good horror. Because it was made in the eighties; many of the scenes focus on raunchy kids, and this gives The Blob lots of room to manoeuvre the central monster into all kinds of hilarious situations. The acting, as you would expect, is nothing to write home about; but the cast approach their roles with gusto, and the fun performances help to make the film what it is. Chuck Russell does a great job of creating the right sort of atmosphere for the film and the screenplay is better than you would expect for a trashy eighties horror flick. Some will notice that the script was co-written by one Frank Darabont, who would, of course, go on to write and direct one of the 'best films of the nineties'. Personally, I'd rather this watch this film!
THE BLOB (1988) *** Kevin Dillon, Shawnee Smith, Donovan Leitch, Joe Seneca, Candy Clark. Excellent remake of the sci-fi camp classic with rebel Dillon and cheerleader Smith battling the excessively growing man-eating organism wreaking havoc on their small town community. Gooey grotesque special effects are the true star thanks to director Chuck Russell. Look sharply for Erika Eleniak as a victim as she's about to be felt up on a date (lucky blob!)
In the 1980s there were 3 remakes of Popular 1950s Horror films, first
there was THE THING (1982) then THE FLY (1986) And in (1988) We got THE
BLOB, which is often overlooked and considered to be the lesser of the
3 remakes, and to me that's really sad because THE BLOB is in my
opinion is Just as good as the other two remakes from the 80s, The
1950s version of The Blob is a classic B-Movie worth watching for a
good laugh, as for the Remake it is a truly scary film, the suspense is
there, the special effects are incredible to this day, the only effects
that are dated are the green screen effects which don't show up until
the latter of the film and there's only a few of them.
The Plot is the same as the original but with a slight twist, Like in the original, A meteorite hits earth and a strange blob creature oozes out of it and starts to devour anything and anyone in its path, the film has 2 heroes played by (Kevin Dillon and Shawnee Smith) who both do a good job with their roles, and the supporting cast is good also.
The film succeeds as being a good remake because it gives you something old and something new, it pays homage to the original without completely ripping off the original, In fact there are only 2 major scenes that are lifted from the original, but they are Done in good taste, unlike many remakes today where they just add an overabundance of scenes from the original making feel like a total repeat of the original and not add anything new, But the real show stealer is the Blob itself, the biggest improvement being the special effects, the blob has never looked more threatening or scarier.
Overall: The 1988 remake of THE BLOB is a classic but sadly overlooked Horror/Sci-Fi film, The Only problem with it is some cheesy dialog and maybe the new twist on the plot is not the best, but the biggest problem is, WHEN WILL WE GET A SPECIAL EDITION DVD/BLU RAY? It would be good to see some bonus features as well as some remastering, they could surely Polish up some of the bad green screen moments. But overall the film is a lot of fun, Highly recommended for Horror/Sci-Fi Buffs.
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Usually, when they attempt a remake of a classic sci-fi/horror flick,
they bungle it beyond redemption. "The Blob" is actually a pretty good
remake, elaborating the original's story. In this case, the protagonist
- aside from the title character - is punk Brian Flagg (Kevin Dillon).
The movie's strength comes from the intrigue that it portrays.
Needless to say, now that the censorship laws had eased, they were able to add in some more things. I'll never forget the sink scene (as I call it). And, as I understand it, Donovan starred in this movie (or was it someone else with the name Donovan Leitch?). Oh well, the point is that they eked out a good movie with this remake.
Given the 30 years gap between the two films....it certainly isn't "thirty
years better"..... just 30 years different!
Certainly a good attempt at a remake but not within a bull's roar of John Carpenter's THE THING which blew the original out of the water! (Why, so many climed on its back I could never fathom!)
Dillon does an exemplarary job in an "I'm angry with everyone" McQueen reprise. Part LOST BOYS part EASY RIDER, Dillon handles the Blob pretty well. Lots of people die, some you might not expect but hey, like ET its the Government's fault again isn't it? Anyway, all the bad guys get their come-uppance, so no problem! Neat little ending too. Shame no movie producer has capitalised on it!
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Cells detect metals to maintain supplies for metalloproteins while avoiding toxic excesses. The ArsR-SmtB family of repressors is one group of DNA-binding proteins that detect metal surplus to control the production of proteins that either export (Nies, 2003) or sequester (Blindauer et al., 2002) the respective ions. What determines which metals are sensed by these transcriptional regulators? Open reading frames (ORFs), encoding proteins with similarity to ArsR and SmtB, are commonly found in eubacterial and archaebacterial genomes with some organisms containing multiple representatives; for example, there are 10 in the genome (Cole et al., 1998) of Mycobacterium tuberculosis H37Rv. The metals that alleviate repression in vivo have been determined for at least eight family members: Zn(II) for SmtB from Synechococcus PCC 7942 (Huckle et al., 1993), As(III) and Sb(III) for ArsR (Wu and Rosen, 1991), Cd(II), Pb(II) and Zn(II) for CadC (Endo and Silver, 1995; Sun et al., 2001; Busenlehner et al., 2002), Zn(II) for ZiaR from Synechocystis PCC 6803 (Thelwell et al., 1998), Zn(II) and Co(II) for CzrA from Staphylococcus aureus (Kuroda et al., 1999; Singh et al., 1999), Ni(II) and Co(II) for NmtR from M. tuberculosis (Cavet et al., 2002), Cd(II) and Pb(II) for CmtR from M. tuberculosis (Cavet et al., 2003; Wang et al., 2005), Cu(I), Ag(I), Zn(II) and Cd(II) for BxmR from Oscillatoria brevis (Liu et al., 2004). The diversity of metal binding sites and allosteric mechanisms has been described as a 'theme and variations model' (Busenlehner et al., 2003). An objective is to be able to identify which subset of the more than 1000 sequenced but uncharacterized ArsR-SmtB homologues do detect metals, and ideally to correctly predict which metals each one senses.
Metal-sensing transcriptional regulators are also useful for probing the disposition of metals in cells, and exploring the kinetic and thermodynamic factors that allocate metals to the correct proteins (Outten and O'Halloran, 2001; O'Halloran and Finney, 2003) because: (i) they can reveal metal occupancy in vivo via the association of reporter genes with their target promoters and (ii) in comparison to the binding sites of many other metalloproteins, metal selectivity is likely to have been a dominant factor driving the divergence from common ancestors of the metal binding sites of related sensors that detect different elements (Tottey et al., 2005). Using pair-wise comparisons of ArsR-SmtB sensors of differing metal selectivities, contributions to specificity of: (i) metal partitioning based on metal-affinity, (ii) metal-specific allostery and (iii) differential access to metals in vivo have been documented (Cavet et al., 2002; 2003). Analogous pair-wise comparisons within other families of metal sensors have similarly provided molecular details of differences in metal binding sites that mediate selective allostery and/or affinity, for example, copper-CueR versus zinc-ZntR, and manganese-MntR versus iron-DtxR (Changela et al., 2003; Guedon and Helmann, 2003). Finding that metal specificity is not always solely based on selective metal binding and partitioning has intriguing implications that must now be investigated. For example, the cobalt and nickel sensor, NmtR, has a tighter affinity for zinc than for nickel or cobalt, but zinc is not efficiently sensed because its preferred co-ordination geometry is unlike that of nickel and cobalt so zinc is less effective at correctly re-positioning NmtR ligands to trigger allostery (Cavet et al., 2002; Pennella et al., 2003). NmtR binds zinc 1000-fold tighter than cobalt, and therefore a simple untested prediction is that this poor effector will prevent cobalt binding and inhibit inducer recognition. Evidence of such inhibition in vitro, but not in vivo, will reveal where access to different metals might be kinetically controlled in cells. Here we begin to explore antagonism between non-effector metals and inducer recognition in vitro.
Derepression of ArsR-SmtB-regulated promoters occurs when the proteins bind the respective metal(loid) resulting in a weaker affinity for DNA. Predicted helix–turn–helix DNA binding regions of SmtB, CadC and ArsR are conspicuously associated with Cys residues, which are obvious candidate metal ligands (Morby et al., 1993). Substitution of these Cys residues generated ArsR repressors that were not responsive to their cognate inducers (Shi et al., 1994). In contrast, analogous thiols in SmtB are not required for inducer recognition but carboxyl-terminal His are essential for zinc detection by SmtB (Turner et al., 1996). ArsR-SmtB family members have been modelled on the known winged helix homodimeric structures of SmtB (Cook et al., 1998) (Fig. 1A), and S. aureus CzrA (Eicken et al., 2003), plus most recently CadC (Ye et al., 2005). Spectral studies id
\entified two pairs of zinc binding sites in SmtB, but only the tetrahedral sites formed by antiparallel carboxyl-terminal α5-helices are required for inducer recognition (VanZile et al., 2002a). A comparison of the crystal structures of apo- and zinc-SmtB dimers uncovered a hydrogen-bond network connecting the imidazole ring of a zinc-liganded His to the carboxyl-terminal region of helix α4 of the opposing monomer's helix–turn–helix, explaining how metal binding at α5-helices can reposition the remote DNA binding regions at helices α3 and α4 to become suboptimal for DNA interaction (Eicken et al., 2003). In contrast, trigonal oxyanion binding at helix α3 of the helix–turn–helix in ArsR (Shi et al., 1994; 1996) might be expected to directly interfere with DNA binding, require no elaborate hydrogen-bonding network and be responsive to any metal that can bind. However, in this report we find that zinc can bind to α3 sensory-site residues of an arsenite-responsive regulator, but fail to alter DNA binding.
Several metal sensors and their target genes have been characterized in Bacillus subtilis (Gaballa et al., 2002; 2003; Guedon et al., 2003; Moore and Helmann, 2005), including ArsR located on the skin element and required for arsenical/antimonial-responsive expression of arsenite/arsenate-resistance genes (Sato and Kobayashi, 1998). At the outset of this research we noted two further B. subtilis ORFs encoding ArsR-SmtB-like proteins of unknown function. One of these, ydeT (aseR), has the motif Cys–Xaa–Cys–Xaa3–Asp associated with a predicted helix–turn–helix DNA binding region and with some analogy to the trigonal α3 ligands of ArsR. The other, yozA (czrA), is devoid of thiols and contains the motifs Asp–Xaa–His and His–Xaa2–His at opposing ends of a predicted carboxyl-terminal α-helix, analogous to the tetrahedral α5 ligands of SmtB but with a ligand set more closely matching that of zinc/cobalt-sensing CzrA from S. aureus (Xiong and Jayaswal, 1998; Kuroda et al., 1999; Pennella et al., 2003). Based on these observations, we predicted AseR to have α3 sites that sense arsenite and antimonite, acknowledging that an ArsR with these specificities had already been characterized from this genome, and that CzrA has α5 sites that sense zinc and possibly cobalt. The predicted inducers are confirmed here and also in studies reported during the drafting of this article (Moore et al., 2005). Assays (in vivo or in vitro) of mutant strains, or mutant recombinant proteins, missing the proposed ligands were consistent with α5 (CzrA) and α3 (AseR) sensory sites, confirming that it is possible to correctly identify sensory sites of, at least a subset of, ArsR-SmtB proteins and thereby predict the most probable effectors. However, a hypothetical mechanism by which a similar CzrA site could become responsive to cupric ions is also described. A catalogue of the 1024 SmtB-ArsR homologues currently in the databases, annotated to show the distribution of predicted metal sensory sites, has been created.
Metal(loid)s identical to the in vivo effectors, zinc not arsenite for CzrA, and arsenite not zinc for AseR, also impaired DNA–protein binding in vitro, critically establishing that for these ions and sensors, selectivity is not dictated in vivo solely by the two proteins having different metal(loid) access; for example, if only AseR, not CzrA, interacted with an arsenite metallochaperone or arsenite importer. Having established that AseR only responds to arsenite not zinc in vitro we investigated whether this was because the protein does not bind zinc, or because the 'wrong' metal binds but fails to impair DNA binding. The latter was shown to be true, despite arsenite-sensory α3 thiols contributing to zinc binding, implying either that the correct binding geometry is crucial to trigger allostery even at α3 sites that are proximal to DNA-binding subdomains, or that zinc dissociates from the protein when in contact with DNA. Finally, we have tested the effects of allosterically ineffective arsenite on zinc sensing by CzrA and conversely of zinc on arsenite sensing by AseR. In both cases the non-effectors do not prevent inducer recognition. However, cupric ions render CzrA inducer non-responsive but competent to bind DNA supporting the notion that CzrA must not come into contact with exchangeable intracellular copper.


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The commencement of the electronic age has made almost everything more possible. Diagnosing and curing
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The hardest part, Kennedy said, was not receiving any new information about the case since November. "Absolutely nothing, which is incredibly frustrating."
Likewise, Harrison said she has only collected tidbits of information from non-law enforcement sources. She believes that someone prompted Willard to go to the apartment complex that day.
"I have no idea why she would be there. She was at work and left to put money down on an apartment, so that would be my best guess. But I didn't talk to her that day."
Harrison also said Willard was having problems with people who were crashing at her apartment and not leaving, and she had called the police at least four times in the week leading up to her death to report that her car was stolen and her apartment had been burglarized.
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West Valley Deputy Police Chief Mike Powell said it is impossible to put a time frame on how long it will take to complete the investigation.
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Alfred E. Smith Career & Technical Education (CTE) High School is one of the public schools proposed to be phase out by the NYC Department of Education (DOE) due to poor graduation rates. The DOE's Panel for Education Policy (PEP) has modified it's original proposal. Currently, it states that a "new proposal will keep open the school's automotive technology program and phase out the school's other programs. A second proposal will be submitted to open two schools in the facility that will focus on over-age and under-credited students, and engineering training and education."
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IF "things' keep falling into place regards the market woos Sept will produce a correction that will bring down XIN to about the $4.50 level and back up breaking $7 by the end of this year. Wake me up i want more, but i think it's more likely to break 7 than her going to 4.50__and i'll take both.
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