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I didn't think it was a great movie, but I don't understand why people treat it as an infamously bad movie.
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I didn't hate it either. It could of been better. I didn't like killing off Scott so early. And Juggernaut was portrayed as a complete idiot.
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Two words: Bryan Singer.
Two words: Bryan Singer.
boom goes the dynamite, someone hit the jackpot
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They completely ruined all the Phoenix setup Bryan Singer did, Shi'ar empire, ancient crystal, phoenix force.................... No turns out she was always the Phoenix and uhh Prof X made her not Phoenix.
In a film full of guys with metal bones and laser eyes ratner thought the Phoenix force was 'not realistic.'
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Two words: Bryan Singer.
Bryan Singer wasn't involved with it....unless you're saying thats the reason it was bad
They completely ruined all the Phoenix setup Bryan Singer did, Shi'ar empire, ancient crystal, phoenix force.................... No turns out she was always the Phoenix and uhh Prof X made her not Phoenix.
In a film full of guys with metal bones and laser eyes ratner thought the Phoenix force was 'not realistic.'
They just had Jean Grey become the next level of evolution...essentially she was the full potential of humanity realized. I actually didn't have a problem with the way they handled that. Bryan Singer planned to do some weird starchild thing like in 2001 a Space Odyssey.
The Phoenix story in the comics is so convoluted, long and has a lot of unnecessary plot points...I couldn't imagine seeing that actually being in a movie
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They killed Cyclops and Professor x for no reason. And too much Wolverine.
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I didn't really hate it, but it's not my favorite superhero film. Here were some problems I had with it:
1. I didn't like how they portrayed the Phoenix Force as Jean Grey just having dark glazed over eyes.
2. It seems like they just threw any character from the comics into this movie and didn't give any of them (with the exception of Jean Grey, Magneto, Wolverine and Storm) any important screen time.
3. I didn't like how almost everyone was killed off in this movie, especially Professor Xavier and Cyclops.
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Because it flat out sucked in my opinion. Death of Cyclops? REALLY?
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I didnt like it for a few reasons,that it killed off basically the main character and also in X-men 2 when mystique is sat in the bar with the prison guard, you see hank mccoy on the tv in the background, then in X3: The last stand "boom" hank mccoys is beast, doesnt really tell you any thing about how he became beast, it could of done a little cut scene like at the beginning of the movie where they showed you angel attempting to cut off his wings, i know this is about X3: The last stand but the whole saga had holes in it, so many missing characters or if they are in it, they are bit parts.
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One reason and one reason only, The casting of Jean was horrible. While being in the 2 before, she was the negative aspects of those 2 as well, but then in this her awfulness as Jean exploded and the horror of X-Men Last Stand was born.
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i hate this movie so much i cant discribe how much i hate it.
Cyclops was killed. The leader of the X-Men. Killed because he couldn't handle losing Jean. The most stoic of all mutants and he was a blubbering baby.
Rogue might as well have been killed.
Storm was portrayed as less than half the powerful mutant she is.
As much as I love Wolverine -- and Hugh Jackman -- too much Wolverine and Hugh Jackman.
I donned on alternate reality glasses and was able to enjoy it much more the second time around. I didn't expect a true-to-form story but the death of Scott pretty much set the tone from the beginning. Still loved having the X-Men on screen though.
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It was an incoherent mess that went nowhere and killed good characters along the way.
Pretty much. Honestly, if you treat one of your ensemble cast members having to work on another movie (i.e. schedule conflict) as a reason to eliminate the character in the most off-hand way possible without it affecting the story, you probably messed up very badly when developing characters in the prior two movies.
And Vampire Psycho Jean sucked.
So did her ugly costume.
Just a very weird movie that felt like they were trying to up the ante, but couldn't do it while being entertaining.
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I didn't hate this movie, it was worse than that. This movie made me not care about it or any of the characters in it at all.
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I didn't hate it. I just didn't enjoy it as much, but i just pick out the parts i do like, remember those and forget the bad :p
Like Magneto lifting the bridge, Multiple Man on screen, Fastball special, wolverine fight in the woods. It wasn't all bad ;)
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It was better than the third Spider-Man or Batman movies. And yes, I mean The Dark Knight Rises.
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I don't think it was a horrible film, it could have been whole lot worse, but witht that said...It didn't feel like a natural follow up to the other two films before it, there were a lot of dropped and or underdeveloped plot points, a lot of emotional beats weren't played...And why the hell would they kill off Scott Summers 20mins into the damn movie!!! That is where the movie skidded off the rails, sucks that it pretty much started the film. Overall, it seemed as though the creators threw together a bunch of ideas and tried to make them seamless. I really think it all goes back to the series veering too far from the comics basic groundwork. Singer started the series with his own vision, a bit different from the comics, but it was his. Ratner tried to follow the way he thought Singer's flow was going, but he failed and made an unfocused mess of a movie.
At least they were smart enough to "try" and use Joss Whedon's first Astonishing arc to be the main conflict in the film.
I didn't hate it, and the movie wasn't that bad, please ...
- Again, too much Wolverine.
- Prof.X was killed.
- Jean has always been the Phoenix & Xavier just block her powers.
- They made Jean look like a baby-phoenix who's in an identity crisis and destroys eveything.
- Scott was too sentimental (his death is basically a suicide for me).
- Juggernaut, Iceman, Storm have been weakened
- I was expecting Jug' to burst OUT everyone, but instead : Wall, wall, wall, wall, boom. (this is not Juggernaut for me.)
- Iceman was like "ICE KAMEHAMEHA" and we never see him again.
- Storm : Wind, wind, hand-lightning. ( It's thats all ? REALLY ? WHERE IS THE HURRICANE ? )
- Rogue is so dumb.
- Magneto's scene with the bridge was awesome.
- Love the Phoenix destruction scene (this was amazing to see it on a screen).
- And I also loved the fight at Jean's house. ONLY THE FIGHT.
The film was poorly written, it is true, but special ffects have caught my in the eye
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the deaths of scott & xavier plus the use of an almost ultimate version of jean grey/phoenix. but didnt hate the movie overall
@malonius: Me neither.....i liked it!...in fact i enjoyed it!
I enjoy movies people hate,for some reason.....I liked Origins:Wolverine,i didnt have a problem with Iron Man 2....well,i hated Spidey 3,cause it's close to my heart,but still i've watched it a million times.
I didn't hate it, and the movie wasn't that bad, please ...
- Again, too much Wolverine.
Thats a good for me.....guess i'm just a Logan fanboy!
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Because it flat out sucked in my opinion. Death of Cyclops? REALLY?
Especially given the fact that everyone knows Cyclops and Jean are literally soul mates. It was Cyclops's love for her that ultimately gave her temporary control allowing him to kill her. They ruined a total Romeo and Juliet moment. The Phoenix had a reason for being with Jean, this film just made her pissed off with no particular motivation.
They made Juggernaut a mutant who had his powers taken away by leech, who by the way never had the ability to permanently take away anyone's power. They would have to keep injecting someone with it in order for it to have lasting effects and even then it would wear off if they stopped dosing people. Yea I thought this was hands down the worst of the series but then along came Wolverine: Origins. They really outdid themselves with that one. It probably can't get any worst but Days of Future past is around the corner.. *sigh*
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It introduced many well known and much beloved characters and reduced them to mere cameos. Then, the film had the gall to kill many of them off.
Also, the movie was a poorly written version of one of the most renowned comic story arcs of all time.
Phoenix wasn't really Phoenix.
Cyclops was killed off because the actor decided it would be a better career move to be Lois Lane's boyfriend.
Charles Xavier was murdered fairly needlessly.
Jugernaught wasn't magic.
It was the sequel to, what was seen at the time, as one of the best Superhero movies ever made. Last Stand did not live up to its namesake or its potential. It was a steaming pile of worthlessness.
The only good thing about that movie was Kelsy Grammar cast as Beast. Oh my stars and garters, that was good casting.
Not a terrible film. But it was a terrible X-MEN film.
It's difficult to achieve perfection with a comic adaptation (Dark Knight). It doesn't need to be a faithful adaptation of the comic stories, and certain levels of reinterpretation are to be expected. But they got more wrong than right.
Young Charles & Eric - Before First Class gave the world "McBender", X3 gave us the first onscreen viewing of a young Xavier and Magneto friendship.
Beast - Kelsey Grammer!
Iceman - He finally gets his ice-form (would have been better if the movie version of Bobby Drake had his "jokster" attitude and that his not realising his potential was an actual plot point)
Magneto bends the bridge - that was pretty cool
Cyclops - death was utterly pointless.
Angel - Irrelevant. Take out his character and the film is exactly the same
Rogue - Felt like the character was just thrown away after getting "cured"
Wolverine - The film might as well have been named after him.
Juggernaut - What could have been a really menacing character was wasted and laughable. Relegated to cheap chuckles thru an internet meme reference.
Storm - I'm sorry, Monster's Ball aside, Halle just isn't a good actress. Perhaps she just can't do this particular role. 3 films (and again in DOFP) and i'm still not convinced.
Character Cameos - While the majority of movie goers wouldnt have noticed, many X-characters were featured in the film with alterations to their looks, allegiances and powers. While not making or breaking the film, it was still very jarring for me as someone who knows the X-universe. If a character isn't important to the plot or structure of the film, why mess with him/her in the first place??? What was the point of getting fans to sit up and notice a character only to question themselves because the character has been changed so much. It may be fan service to stick to the source material, but totally disregarding it feels like a slap in the face. The first two films got it right. Fans seeing the student painting at the x-mansion and thinking "COLOSSUS!", thats how u reward the fans with cameos.
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Hmmm i think its coz it strayed from the other two in style and also there was too much going on at once, they should have picked either the phoenix storyline or the cure story;ine not both and it seemed like it was just mushed together, also phoenix power style did not match up with the way the other two movies (original phoenix) protrayed her powers and made her something totally different in the last one. Also Rogue getting cured isn't what happened she turns it down originally but again since it seemed to be temporary from the ending it could be forgiven if it was used as a way for her to get her actual Ms. Marvel Powers lol but that probably won't happen so waste of space.
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As far as Jean/Phoenix was concerned in the movie they were apparently using pieces from the pre-retcon story, which was Phoenix just being Jean using her full power and then being seduced and allowing that power to make her go dark. IMO they only killed Scott because they wanted Wolverine to be the hero to reach Jean with his love giving him a chance to kill her, the real story was Scott getting through to her and her offing herself. Outside of stopping Jean, Wolverine was basically doing nothing but getting thrown around by Magneto and Juggernaut and acting like the death of Xavier meant more to him than Storm, so they needed something big for him to do as we was basically the star of all 3 films.
What's crazy is I'm watching it right now on FX.
Guys, please look at my version X3 script..It might be long but it will make you laugh AND NO DEATH OF CYCLOPS AND MORE SCREEN TIME TO ICE MAN/STORM AND SCARLET WITCH IS IN THERE!
Link: http://home.comcast.net/~djmarcus/X_Men_3.pdf
Guys, please look at my version X3 script..It might be long but it will make you laugh AND NO DEATH OF CYCLOPS AND MORE SCREEN TIME TO ICE MAN/STORM AND SCARLET WITCH IS IN THERE!
Link: http://home.comcast.net/~djmarcus/X_Men_3.pdf
If there is ever a time I wanted have an audio-capable GIF, it's now.
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I actually re-watched this movie last night and for me, it was never as bad as people said it was. But I didn't like how they did Phoenix: I mean she just quietly stood there for a huge portion of the movie, she destroyed people into dust (where's the fire? where's the PHOENIX?), I didn't like how they didn't give Cyclops enough screen time (but then again, that happened to with every other X-Men movie).
But there were some cool moments and Professor X didn't really die, so it's okay. I'm fine with a ton of Wolverine screentime, imo
@batmannflash: Can you PLEASE read this it's my version of X3 script and I fixed everything that you guys hated like scott dud not have enough screen time!And also my script provides Phoenix actually doing something not just standing there..Enjoy and tell friends :)
Link : Link: http://home.comcast.net/~djmarcus/X_Men_3.pdf
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Never hated it. It was decent.
I set it to record one night on my DVR thinking maybe I'd like it if I watched it again with my expectations severely lowered but boy was I wrong! The first half was good. The flash back, Stan cameo, the danger room, Wolverine taking out a Sentinel but then Cyclops killed by...who knows what quickly reminded me why I could not stand the movie. They just offed characters for no reason. Even when Xavier was ripped to physic shreds I was shocked but wondered why that had to happen because it really didn't effect anyone in the movie. Nothing mattered in the movie. Why was Dark Phoenix going along with Magneto and why was Magneto not pissed off the she killed his oldest friend??? And where did Dark Phoenix get that all red outift out in the woods? Why where all the mutants out in the woods for??? I thought Juggernaut got his powers from his mystical helmet, why was Leech able to stop him?!?! And why could Wolverine withstand Dark Phoenix attacks but Xavier could not??? ARRRghhh...it was so infuriating to watch the movie! I hated it!!!!
To be honest the total amount of reasons I disliked it would be too hard to list, as there were so many, but in general I just thought it was a poor story which poorly utilised its characters.
Cylops, Rogue, Angel, Colossus and Mystique were all wasted, Xavier, Jean/The
, Juggernaut and Pyro all had hardly anything to do as well. I just also felt the characters were just totally different from the previous movies and not in a good way. I dont want to see Wolverine as the straight guy, he is an anti-hero, a loveable loner, not a leader, that should have been Cyclops' job. I thought X3 just sucked all emotion out of the characters as well, the amount of people who died in the movie, and I didnt care one bit, yet at the end of X2 I was close to tears despite knowing Jean was coming back.
I didnt mind Ratner before X3, so there was no grudge there, but him making the movie 99 mins long because he has a short attention span was amazingly idiotic. I also didnt find the action sequences 'amazing' either, possibly because I didnt care about the characters involved in them because they had changed from the previous movies so much. I could go on, but I think you get the reasons I hated it.
I hear you guys but to me X3 kind of had loop holes and several missed opportunities.
A 3rd film should always go back to the 1st film, something that was missed or possibly shadowed the events for the 3rd film. I feel like w/Phoenix character nothing was fully explored. This could've been the perfect time to explain the Anne story and how Jean's powers developed thus leading to the Phoenix persona, usually Multiple Personality Disorders comes from a traumatic event. Also they could've explained that when Jean used Cerebro or Magneto's machine is slowly released the barriers Xavier placed. The whole point of Phoenix is that she's an unstable creature and for majority of the film she just stood there silent, what's her motive? what does she want to do after being "imprisoned?" Why does she care to join Magneto and his war? To many loop holes for her character
Scott's death was underplayed and not neeeded. They could've recasted his role and made him more relevant to the Jean's arc.
Xavier's p.o.v of the cure would've been nice before he "died."
For Beast to be a former student it seemed like the only person he knew was Storm, there was no connection w/Jean or Scott nor w/anyone else of the team. I always thought that scene w/Rogue when she leaves for the cure would've been great if they replaced Logan w/Hank. He could've explained to Rogue how he can sympathize w/her and when he accepted who he is. To me Beast's character was underdevelop.
Far as Rogue & Colossus is concerned I think the writer's didn't know what to do them in terms of action or character. A Colossus vs Juggernaut fight would've been epic & Rogue should not gotten cured! It sends the wrong message to ppl but honestly I think they removed her from the final battle because they didn't know what to do w/her.
The Omega's should've been called the Morlocks and how they just went along w/Magneto was just like ok "follow the leader!" We could've seen the contrast between Xavier's school and how they live, in shadows underneath society. Magneto could've promised them that after his "war" they can live on top and rule by his side(which is a lie) and also Leech should've have been a Morlock who was missing, & Mags promised to bring him back but eventually he wanted him dead after he found out he's the cure.
I like X3 in terms of action, but the story is short of blah...
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Why are there so many topics about this movie? blah
@doctor_whovian: Wasn't it Bret Ratner?
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I liked the Last Stand.
1) Storm kicked butt-- and made me forget about her fight scene with Toad.
2) Kelsey Grammar as Beast
3) Ellen Page as Kitty
4) I liked Jean and Storm's updated looks. Their hairstyles and outfits seemed much better to me.
5) The fight as Jean's house was the best fight scene in the whole series.
6) The cliffhanger ending was a nice touch.
7) I love the stories: The Cure, The Phoenix Saga, and Storm Vs Callisto & her Morlocks.
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I loved it.
I loved the last battle scene. I was OK for Prof dematerializing, his mind is likely intact somewhere.
The killing of Scott was brutal though, however it gave the movie a will of it's own and it would not be tied to a comic book.
Jugs and Phoenix were depowered, otherwise they'd of just dominated the movie and Jean especially, would be hard to contain in any plot.
I prefer it to X2
@doctor_whovian: Wasn't it Bret Ratner?
Ya, I think I remember reading somewhere that Bryan Singer was not happy with the direction Bret Ratner took it. I think he was trying to set up the films to have the Shi'ar empire and a more comic resembling pheonix force in X2. I think (or hope is more like it) Singer will do a better job with Days of Future Past.
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Giana Sisters: Twisted Dreams PC
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- Release Date: Oct 23, 2012
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Jan 19, 2013Fans of the Giana Sisters likely Kickstarted this game, thus earning a copy of it in the process. However, for those who don't already own a copy, there's no way that I can recommend it without it weighing on my conscience. Giana Sisters: Twisted Dreams is simply not worth the time.
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Oct 27, 2012So many indie platformers out there.. which ony to play first? This one! Giana Sisters: Twisted Dreams is an extremely challenging but alsoSo many indie platformers out there.. which ony to play first? This one! Giana Sisters: Twisted Dreams is an extremely challenging but also very forgiving platformer with a twist. Whenever you want it to, the game changes its music from a bright and sunny world into a dark place with demons for example instead of owls. It does not only affect the graphics and the soundtrack (which changes from retro-ish music by Chris Hülsbeck (the guy who created the music for the original Giana Sisters game in the 80s) to a faster (sometimes) metal-like soundtrack by Machinae Supremacy) but also it does affect the whole gameplay. Normal plants change into spikes or castle gates open to let you advance through the level. And sometimes even secrets are revealed by transforming the world. The level design is astonishingly good. Rich of detail (like really rich, most detailed game I have seen in a long time), cool puzzles, fast-paced (if you want to go for a speed run (or Time Attack mode), cool new game mechanics added every two levels or so... it just never gets boring and the levels get better and better and more varied as you progress but also harder and harder.
Your characters can jump on top of enemies to kill them (the classic way) or you simply dash into them by pressing a button. Another button let's you twirl which makes you stay in the air for a longer time so you can precisely land on enemies or overcome obstacles.
You will also collect gems throughout all the levels. After the first five levels there is a boss fight which is pretty tough but the checkpoint save system of the game is really fair. But after a level you will always get a rating. To unlock a boss level you will need an average of three stars per level.
You can get up to five stars in every level: Three for collecting gems, two for not dying a lot.
So even if you die 100 times in a level but collect around 85% of the gems you will still get three stars, pretty fair. But if you want 5 stars you must not die more than three (upcoming patch on 10/30/2012 changes this to five) times.
Why should you want more than three stars? Well, if want to unlock Hardcore mode (only one life per level) you will need four stars in the boss level(s). But other than that it's only for achievements I guess.
Other than that it only lacks a real story. There's around the same amount of story as in Super Meat Boy.. so .. not much. But the game really does not need it. Why 9 ouf of 10 and not 10 out of 10? Sometimes the game gets a little bit frustrating so it can happen that you die like 20 in the same level segment. But still, there are checkpoints and the devs promised more checkpoints and removing unfair placed enemies in a patch coming next week.
The customer support by Black Forest Games is amazing. So far they answered every single question I had, every tweet I made, and I have not seen a single suggestion thread on the forums that has not been commented by a developer. Fantastic work. Also I heard of a free DLC coming... okay, screw it, the game and the company just deseverd another 10/10 user review.… Full Review »
Oct 27, 2012A new star is born in the platformer genre with great gameplay,visuals and level design.The controls are great with a gamepad. The soundtrackA new star is born in the platformer genre with great gameplay,visuals and level design.The controls are great with a gamepad. The soundtrack is awesome, it took me some minutes to be comfortable with the music switch, but at the end it's so great. It's been a while I haven't seen a platformer of this quality on PC, and the price is very low.
The first levels are very easy, but the difficulty grows rapidly. I played the 2 first world so far with 2 awesome boss fights.
More you progress in the game better and longer the levels are.
The game has nothing to do anymore with the original mario clone I played when I was young on amiga, it's fresh and innovativ
I want more of those kind of games,really great job.… Full Review »
Oct 24, 2012Overall I'm incredibly satisfied with this game from the money spent. I'm very happy with the gameplay and it has good quality controls. TheOverall I'm incredibly satisfied with this game from the money spent. I'm very happy with the gameplay and it has good quality controls. The switch gimmick is visually really cool, I'm sure some people will get sick of it but I thought it was always interesting to see, everything changes, even little designs in the background. The difficulty is harder than I originally thought, and it takes a good amount of time to get through it. From the hours of gameplay I've had, it was money well spent.… Full Review »

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Dr. Rawlings graduated Magna Cum Laude in Biological Sciences from Davidson College, and received his M.D. from the University of North Carolina. He completed residency and chief residency in pediatrics at UCSF, and Pediatric Rheumatology/Immunology subspecialty training at Children's Hospital Los Angeles. He pursued post-doctoral research as an intramural fellow at the NIH and in the HHMI, UCLA. Formerly a member of the UCLA faculty, Dr. Rawlings joined the University of Washington in 2001. He directs the Center for Immunity and Immunotherapies at Seattle Children's Research Institute and is also chief of the Division of Immunology overseeing the immunodeficiency clinic at Seattle Children's Hospital. Dr. Rawlings has received numerous awards and was elected to the American Society for Clinical Investigation in 2001 and the Association of American Physicians in 2007.
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Dr. Rawlings' primary research interests include dysregulated B cell development and signaling leading to immunodeficiency, autoimmunity or lymphoid malignancies, and the development of gene therapy for primary immune deficiency diseases. His laboratory uses expertise in basic and clinical immunology, signal transduction and lymphocyte developmental biology to understand how altered signals can lead to immunologic disease, with the ultimate goal of developing translational therapies capable of specifically modulating these disorders. Dr. Rawlings is a member of multiple regional and national organizations, an NIH study section member, and ad hoc reviewer for various grant programs and immunology journals. He also co-directs the Northwest Genome Engineering Consortium, a research program funded as part of the NIH Roadmap for Medical Research focused on developing enzymatic reagents and delivery methods for site specific gene repair in hematopoietic stem cells.
1). Lymphocyte signal transduction. B cell antigen receptor (BCR) engagement generates a multi-component complex of signaling effectors, or "signalosome", that simultaneously trigger both positive and negative signals. The response to receptor engagement depends on the convergence of these signals. Two critical signals regulated by this "signalosome" include: a.) the sustained intracellular calcium signal; and b.) activation of NFκB-mediated survival signals. Our work has focused on the biochemical events regulating these signals. Our current studies include biochemical analysis of tyrosine kinases, adapter proteins, and lipid enzymes; and use of various animal models to evaluate the developmental consequences of altered expression of these proteins.
Gene Therapy for primary immunodeficiency disorders. The past decade has witnessed tremendous progress in linking deficient function of signaling effectors with specific primary immunodeficiency disorders (PIDD). The non-receptor tyrosine kinase, Btk, is mutated in the primary B lineage immunodeficiency disease X-linked agammaglobulinemia (XLA in humans and in X-linked immunodeficiency, XID in mice). Similarly, mutation of the Wiskott-Aldrich Syndrome protein (WASp) leads to a multilineage immunodeficiency in humans and mice. Because of the selective advantage for gene corrected cells, these disorders represent excellent targets for stem cell-based gene therapy. We have developed lineage specific viral systems for use in hematopoietic stem cells. We are also evaluating the capacity of Homing endonucleases (HEs) to facilitate genetic repair of mutant loci in animal models of immunodeficiency. Our ongoing includes analysis of reconstitution function in mutant mice, and human multipotent stem cells in vitro and in vivo. The laboratory is strongly committed to moving from preclinical studies into translational trials of clinical gene therapy for patients with primary immunodeficiency disorders.
Modeling normal and altered lymphopoiesis. We utilize unique (human and murine) in vitro B lineage culture models and murine knock-in /knock out models to study the signals that regulate B lymphopoiesis, B cell activation and B lineage Function in autoimmunity and malignancies. Current studies include analysis of Toll like receptor, Notch, and BAFF-receptor signaling cascades in the generation of peripheral B cell subsets and B cell tolerance; and analysis of the PKCβ/NFκB/PKD pathways in the development or progression of lymphoma.
1. Aubert M, Ryu BY, Banks L, Rawlings DJ, Scharenberg AM, Jerome KR. Successful Targeting and Disruption of an Integrated Reporter Lentivirus Using the Engineered Homing Endonuclease Y2 I-AniI. (2011) PLoS ONE 6(2): e16825. PMCID: PMC3036713
2. Sather BD, Ryu BY, Stirling BV, Garibov M, Kerns HM, Humblet-Baron S, Astrakhan A, Rawlings DJ. Development of B-lineage predominant lentiviral vectors for use in genetic therapies for B cell disorders. (2010) Molecular Therapy PMID: 21139568
3. Burroughs LM, Torgerson TR, Storb R, Carpenter PA, Rawlings DJ, Sanders J, Scharenberg AM, Skoda-Smith S, Englund J, Ochs HD, Woolfrey AE. Stable hematopoietic cell engraftment after low-intensity nonmyeloablative conditioning in patients with immune dysregulation, polyendocrinopathy, enteropathy, X-linked syndrome. (2010) J Allergy Clin Immunol. [Epub ahead of print] PMID: 2064347
4. Misra RS, Shi G, Moreno-Garcia ME, Thankappan A, Tighe M, Mousseau B, Kusser K, Becker-Herman S, Hudkins KL, Dunn R, Kehry MR, Migone TS, Marshak-Rothstein A, Simon M, Randall TD, Alpers CE, Liggitt D, Rawlings DJ*, Lund FE. Gαq containing G proteins regulate B cell selection and survival and are required to prevent B-cell dependent autoimmunity. (2010) J Exp Med. 207(8):1775-1789. *corresponding author. PMCID: PMC2916136
5. Kerns HM, Ryu BY, Stirling BV, Sather BD, Astrakhan A, Humblet-Baron S, Liggitt D, and Rawlings DJ. B-cell–specific lentiviral gene therapy leads to sustained B-cell functional recovery in a murine model of X-linked agammaglobulinemia. (2010) Blood, 115(11):2146-2155. PMCID: PMC2844021
6. Blair PA, Norena LY, Flores-Borja F, Rawlings DJ, Isenberg DA, Ehrenstein MR, Mauri C. CD19+CD24hiCD38hi B cells exhibit regulatory capacity in healthy individuals but are functional impaired in Systemic Lupus Erythematosus patients (2010). Immunity. 32(1):129-140. PMID: 20079667
7. Moreno-García ME, Sommer K, Shinohara H, Bandaranayake AD, Kurosaki T, Rawlings DJ. MAGUK-controlled ubiquitination of CARMA1 modulates lymphocyte NF-{kappa}B activity. (2010) Mol Cell Biol. 30(4):922-934. PMCID: PMC2815576
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organic calendula petals, soothes the skin
rosemary essential oil, it takes approximately 6 pounds of plant to make 1 oz of essential oil (pictured here). respect.
coconut oil is good for everything
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ouch! jk, it's not sharp at all. you can cut soap with a butter knife.
Not just your potato's best friend, this fresh and woody herb promotes hair growth and stimulates blood circulation. The fragrant oils in the rosemary leaf also dissolve excess and clogging sebum in hair follicles to balance oil production without over-drying. Make your own herbal tea hair rinse with fresh rosemary or apply hair oil with the essential oil.
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Blackman showcases a full line of kitchen sink faucets, galley faucets, pot fillers, bar/entertainment faucets and laundry faucets. Your personal design consultant will help you select the right faucet for you with features like pull-down sprays, hands free/touchless operation and filtered water. The designer kitchen faucets at Blackman are created to exceed your daily needs. And theyre perfect for bar and entertainment sinks and laundry rooms, too.
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The lighter side of Alex McLeish's personality shone through after Birmingham completed their St Andrew's campaign with a 15th unbeaten match in a row – but it was soon business as usual as he urged his players to avoid second-season syndrome by following the lead of the rehabilitated Barry Ferguson.
McLeish had addressed an exultant crowd after a routine win over relegated Burnley, secured by Brian Jensen's own goal and Christian Benitez's first home goal of a season-long loan before Steven Thompson's token riposte. Later the Birmingham manager admitted he was tempted to burst into song, a la Phil Brown, with "Fly Me To Dunoon", a Scottish twist on a Sinatra standard, or a "wee" rendition of ELO's "Mr Blue Sky".
His high spirits were understandable. Ferguson, who lost the Scotland captaincy in disgrace before coming south last summer, has been instrumental in achieving what is likely to be their first top-10 finish since 1959. "Barry has always been a great player," McLeish said. "But the Rangers fans weren't in love with him any more. He's such a determined character that when we spoke on the phone last summer, he told me his legs were fine and said 'Give me a trial'.
"The question was whether all the furore and negativity had dampened his spirit. I did some homework and made enquiries with people who worked with him up there, and they said I'd nothing to worry about."
Ferguson's metronomic midfield displays, along with Joe Hart's high-class goalkeeping, have helped Birmingham bridge the gulf between Championship and the elite in a manner Burnley briefly promised to achieve before Brian Laws succeeded Owen Coyle as manager.
"Now the challenge is not to be one-season wonders," McLeish said. "What I'll say to Roger Johnson, Scott Dann and all these lads is: 'Do it again, turn up for your work for the next 10 years like Barry Ferguson has done'."
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Sources of migrant housing disadvantage in urban China
The increasing level of labor mobility in China challenges the current population-management structure. In particular, recent reforms in urban housing provision seem largely to overlook the needs of the migrant population. In this paper I examine the sources of migrant housing disadvantage in cities. Specifically, I analyze the institutional and socioeconomic factors underlying migrant housing choice and conditions, and how these factors influence migrants differently from the locals. Data are drawn primarily from citywide housing surveys and interviews conducted in Shanghai and Beijing. The findings show that migrants make housing decisions based on whether they intend to settle in the cities, and market-related factors such as income and education have a significant, positive impact on migrant housing conditions. But more importantly, the general disadvantage experienced by migrants has much of its root in the institutional restrictions associated with the hukou system that outweigh the combined effects of socioeconomic factors.
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Tuna Salad Sandwiches
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1. To make the filling, place the colander over the mixing bowl. Empty the tuna into the colander so the liquid drains into the bowl. Throw away the liquid.
2. Put the drained tuna into the bowl. Break it into chunks with the fork. Stir in the mayonnaise or salad dressing and relish.
3. For each sandwich, spoon about one-third of the filling on one slice of bread. With a table knife, spread the filling to the edges of the bread. Tear lettuce leaves to fit the bread. Place some lettuce on top of the filling. Put another slice of bread on top. Cut in half. Repeat for each sandwich.
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Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 1289 Calories from Fat 594
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 66 g101.5%
Saturated Fat 8.4 g41.9%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 75 mg25%
Sodium 2110.6 mg87.9%
Total Carbohydrates 93 g31.2%
Dietary Fiber 6.7 g26.9%
Sugars 18.8 g
Protein 77 g154.1%
Vitamin A 25.2% Vitamin C 4.1%
Calcium 27.7% Iron 50.7%
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Welcome to Portmarnock Hotel & Golf Links
Just fifteen minutes from Dublin International Airport, Portmarnock Hotel and Golf Links enjoys an unmatched coastal location, with breath-taking views over the famous five-mile "Velvet Strand' and its hugely popular beachside Golf Links.
Once the grand seaside home to the Jameson Distillery dynasty - today, the Hotel is a well-equipped and ideally situated conference destination as well as a much sought after stunning wedding backdrop.
Appealing as much to the quiet-seekers in search of some coastal respite with some Spa time as to the group of dedicated golf enthusiasts. Portmarnock Hotel presents a well-balanced offering of two bars, a restaurant, a Spa, complimentary hotel-wide Wi-Fi and free ample onsite parking for guests.
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This is a very recent regression (something after 13 Aug), so probably
bug 697230.
Apparently the problem may be visible on Linux only, but edmorley said
[14:48] edmorley smaug: tbpl animated spinners seem broken in the 15th nightly on windows though
[14:48] edmorley and weren't the day before
The testcase in comment 1 WFM on Windows in the 8/16 nightly.
Doesn't work for me in the 8/15 nightly on OSX.
When I click "run" the position of the bars updates once, but then no more.
What changeset is your 8/15 nightly built from? IIRC there were two.
Sorry, I updated it to 8/16 right after I ran that, so I'm not sure.
I'm running 8/16 on linux, http://hg.mozilla.org/mozilla-central/rev/50e4ff05741e
IIRC darktrojan could reproduce the problem on linux
Khuey, any news on this? The broken progress spinner on TBPL is making me double take every time I'm waiting for the annotated summary box to populate.
Kyle fixed this, but I'm not sure in which bug.
(In reply to Olli Pettay [:smaug] from comment #10)
> Kyle fixed this, but I'm not sure in which bug.
Bug 783162?


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Winners and Losers Emerge in Nanotechnology
Nov 03, 2005, 00:00 ET from Lux Research
NEW YORK, Nov. 3 /PRNewswire/ -- Since then-President Bill Clinton launched the U.S. National Nanotechnology Initiative in 2000, nations have invested heavily in nanotechnology in the hopes of increasing GDP, attracting investment, and creating high-paying jobs. Nations challenged to secure energy independence, provide clean water, reduce pollution, and augment war-fighting forces also see potential solutions in nanotech. So which nations are winning the nanotechnology race? The U.S., Japan, South Korea, and Germany dominate today -- but Taiwan and China will challenge them for leadership in the next seven years, according to a report from Lux Research entitled "Ranking the Nations: Nanotech's Shifting Global Leaders." For this report, Lux Research assessed 14 countries spanning four continents with a rigorous, quantitative methodology driven by exhaustive secondary research, primary interviews with government and business executives in each country, and on-site visits in countries including the U.S., Japan, Taiwan, China, the U.K., and Germany. Each nation was measured on 17 metrics across two axes. The first axis, nanotechnology activity - including metrics like national nanotech funding, government and university nanotech centers, and corporate nanotech R&D spending - measures the raw material that researchers and businesses in a country have to work with in commercializing nanotechnology. The second axis, technology development strength - including metrics like high-tech manufacturing as percent of GDP, R&D spending as percent of GDP, and size of the technology and science workforce - measures the country's demonstrated ability to develop its economy through science and technology in general. The report finds that: -- Four countries rank as "Dominant," scoring high on both nanotechnology activity and technology development strength: The U.S., Japan, South Korea, and Germany. -- Three countries - all technology powerhouses with relatively small populations - rank as "Niche Players." They score low on nanotechnology activity on an absolute basis, but high on the technology development strength needed to convert that activity into jobs and GDP. These countries are Taiwan, Israel, and Singapore. -- Two countries come out as "Ivory Tower" nations, high on nanotechnology activity but low on technology development strength in relative terms: The U.K. and France. -- Five nations are in nanotechnology's "Minor League" today, scoring low on both axes: China, Canada, Australia, Russia, and India. The report emphasizes that countries' competitive positions in nanotechnology are changing rapidly, and forecasts how their rankings will change over the next seven years. The report predicts that Taiwan will leap into a dominant role on the basis of its large nanotech spending, extremely well-coordinated nanotech initiatives through its Industrial Technology Research Institute, and ability to ramp up commercialization by tapping mainland Chinese labor and facilities. China will approach Dominant status - the country has moved from fifth place to second in nanotechnology publications over the last ten years while the shares of publications in Japan and Germany dropped, and China spends more government money on nanotech research at purchasing-power parity than any other country except the U.S. Without significant strategy swings, some Western nations' positions today will erode: France and the UK risk sliding into stagnation, with little commercial output to show for their groundbreaking academic work. The report emphasizes that, in a globalized economy, commercial horsepower is just as important as invention and discovery. 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