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Tuesday, January 22, 2008
T is for Tuesday!
You might remember that a few months back he wrecked his car by hitting a hummer. I think he learned his lesson. He and I have been sharing MY car for the past few months since his dad is in Winston Salem and we are here. We've had to shuffle schedules to be sure we could get him to work on time, etc. We've done remarkably well!
He is now spoiled...this taurus is in excellent shape. It was babied and taken such good care of. I hope that trend continues. This time around he knows the car is NOT his. It is OURS..and he has privilege of using it as long as certain conditions are met. We learned our lesson on the last one.
DH also came home friday night after being gone for 3 weeks. There was lots of running around to do over the weekend. We had a bunch of papers regarding the closing of the new house to have notarized and signed, as well as papers for THIS house that needed notarized and signed as well...for the pending buy out. Talk about stress in getting all the ducks in a row. Thanks to the UPS store..it got all done. If you didn't know, all the employees at a ups store are notaries, so even on a weekend, you can get something notarized. Not so with the bank!
As for the T part of today's post title...I finished quilting my double T top! I needed something easy to throw in on sunday so that I'd have something to sit and bind. Nothing like being warm under a quilt while hand stitching binding down when it is this cold!
I made this top with the inspiration of an antique quilt I saw in the same pattern, which also used a double pink background, and the Ts just seemed to blend in like this. I like the murkiness of it! (Is that a word?!) Sometimes antique quilts just had really low contrast, and I aimed for that with this quilt. It doesn't use ALL reproduction fabrics, but there are quite a few in there as well as some stuff I wanted to use up that just fit the bill.
I didn't border this one..which is unusual for me! But no borders also fit the time period I was aiming for. I used a madder brown binding on it..I still have a bit left to go to finish the binding, but I wanted to leave you with some eye candy!
I did machine quilt it with swirls and feathers. The quilt is so busy with the murky colors that a lot of intricate machine quilting wasn't going to show anyway. And I wanted it done quick! Nothing really exciting on the back either, just a piece of green yardage that I had enough of. I believe it came from a $1.00 a yard table somewhere ;c)
This morning I caught my little Emmy Lou on the dining room table! She knows she is not supposed to be there! She is a timid little thing, and hard to catch for photos, so I snapped a couple quick pics of her. She and Oscar don't get along....he terrorizes her, and she prefers mostly to be outside. She comes in to eat, get a bit of loving, and then back out she goes. But the weather has been so cold here, I think she has decided to spend more time IN...and she will hide in places where Oscar can't find her and chase her around. She hisses and spits, and then coughs and sputters. She ought to just whack him one...but she just runs!
I'm on my way to Covington Georgia today to do a lecture/trunkshow tonight! Yesterday I went back to the miltary supply store and bought some more duffel bags for transporting the quilts. I had to take a couple pics! They were out of black ones, so two of them are army green, but that is okay by me. Now it REALLY looks like there are a bunch of body bags in my living room!
I didn't pack them so full that they are too heavy to carry. I have a little collapsable wheeled dolly thing that makes it easy to wheel each one into wherever the guild meeting is, and there are lots of handles on them so they can be carried by one or two people. I also like that I can roll the quilts instead of folding them....that will help with crease lines, etc.
I'll be back sometime tomorrow! Tomorrow is also my birthday. Wow. I'm 46! I thought my life would be over and boring by the time I was 46...and it feels like it is just beginning and getting better all the time!
Jeff is 18 on Friday. This means that I am now a parent of all adult children. I did it! I made it through! Sometimes I didn't think I would, but there is a light at the end of the tunnel :c)
Off to pack for GA!
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Well, Happy Birthday Bonnie.
When my kids turned 18 I told them to be extra careful because now they can be tried as an adult! (HAHA)
And no matter how old they are you still worry about them. When they hurt, you hurt and when they are happy, you are happy. Someone said once that when you have children, you wear your heart outside of your body.
Having adult children is really rewarding in so many ways.Best of birthday wishes to you, Bonnie! I remember when I was 46 . . . life just kept getting better, and I certainly wish that for you, too. My "boys" are 41 and 38, and you still worry, but one learns to be more measured with "advice"!
Jackie Conaway, half of the Whimsicals team, denotes those who work in reproduction fabrics from the late 1800's as "Murkies", and those who prefer bright fabrics as "Perkies". I like to play both sides of the street!Happy Birthday Bonnie,
I hope you have a terrific day spend doing the things that you love. May it be a fun filled year and may you find yourself surrounded by the love and laughter of good friends and family.
I hope your trunk show in Georgia is a big success.
Regards from a Western Canadian quilter,
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Hi there,
I've got a bug that's driving me insane and would love for someone to suggest a solution!
Basically Dreamweaver CS5 has started losing FTP usernames and passwords every time I quit (I'm running Mac OS X latest version)... The other guys in the office get the same on CS4 too.
We think it's a corrupted link between Dreamweaver and Keychain as the passwords are all still there... reimporting the site def does the trick although the details are lost again when I quit.
Any ideas would be awesome... I've submitted a help request to Adobe too but haven't ever heard back from them in the past... fingers crossed as I'm going slowly mad!
Thanks :-)
Glad it's not just me... I wonder if they've messed something up during yesterday's update, as another guy in the office just had this yesterday on CS5 for the first time.
Plus I amazingly had a reply back from Adobe saying that trial versions aren't eligible for full support(!) but they pointed to the FTP troubleshooting doc in the help area... not a lot of help there then!!
Hey there - we've been having the same problems and repairing the Mac OS X Keychain files (followed by a restart) did fix and restore all our FTP site settings. This has also been discussed in various other forum posts with mixed reviews or outcomes. But I recommend you try the following:
1. Quit Dreamweaver.
2. Launch Keychain Access App.
3. Select Keychain First Aid (Verify then Repair).
4. Restart your Mac.
Hope this helps.
I got exactly the same problem: my login/password for the FTP are lost averytime I close the application.
I checked the Keychain: no problem found with both Verify and Repair.
I also reboot my computer, pressing the cmd + S button and make a "fsck -f" (that sometime saved me): the volume is OK.
Do you have any idea of what's happening? Is it a way to solve this problem?
Many thanks for your support...
I start Dreamweaver, import all my *.ste files. I can connect the servers, so the FTP login/password are OK. I close the application.
I repair the Keychain, start again Dreamweaver. And it's agin impossible to connect: the login/password are lost...
I got Dreamweaver installed on two machine:
- macbook pro, under snow leopard, with the latest updates
- imac, under snow leopard, with the latest updates
Both computer are installed exactly the same way (even user account, password, etc...). I have this problem only on the macbook: everything is running perfectly with my imac!!!
Any idea or suggestion?
Thanks again....
This was linked to from my posting of a similar problem: http://forums.adobe.com/thread/681538?tstart=0. My problem is with Version Control login information, not FTP.
I followed the suggested solution, but it did not solve the problem for me. After repairing my keychain and restarting my MacBook Pro (OS X 10.6), Dreamweaver didn't have my username and password saved. I entered them, saved, and then restarted Dreamweaver. Still the same thing.
Same Problem,
Completely clean install of Mac 10.6.4 on my laptop, new HD, 8gig of ram, all updates, repaired permissions, verified and repaired key chain access, several times, restarted. No Luck.
Very Frustrated, I have several sites I have to keep re-entering this information for.
Any Suggestions?
Joe Scarpetta
Hi there, I did almost the same: uninstall DW, reboot, fsck -fy, reboot, repairing the keychain, install DW, reboot, import *.ste profiles... And the result was exaclty the same! Finally, I just decide the re-import my profiles everytime I start Dreamweaver. And two days later, I started one more time my Dreamweaver, connect directly to one of my profile, without importing it before, and..... I can connect to my server! i tried with the other one: same result, everything is working fine again. And I didnt do anything! If anyone can explain this... I hope Adobe can finally fix the boring trouble, because it seems it came very often on the table, also with previous release... So good luck to you, and thanks for the many tips and tricks given on this forum!
Success! I had two problem sites. I fixed one by reestablishing the site, but that did not work on another. I fixed the other by following the advice above: quitting Dreamweaver, deleting the stored password from the Keychain, repairing the Keychain, restarting Dreamweaver and re-entering the user name and password worked on one site.
All you guys out there with CS3, 4 and 5; it even happens with good "old" Dreamweaver 8. As this is no longer supported I am stuffed regarding a fix.
Have tried deleting the one affected site from Site Manager and then re-creating the cache but login still lost.
Have been using Dreamweaver continuously from Dreamweaver 3 onwards, when part of Macromedia, but got fed up with upgrading with features I didn't use and high cost. I even purchased the Director 7 suite (at the cost of an arm and a leg!).
The keychain repair + restart did nothing here.
I deleted the server information and added the server again with another name.
Then I opened Keychain and sorted the list in date order. My latest instance was from yesterday even tho I just made a change with a password involved.
Then I searched for the keychain instance holding the server information and deleted it.
Back to DW and I once more deleted the server information and added it back.
Then I looked in the Keychain app and there it was – a new instance on top in the date order.
So it looks like the keychain repair may work in some cases but in my case the old instance in the keychain could not be written to for some reason. I am guessing that deleting the keychain instance could be a fix without a need to restart the computer. Repair, delete the particular keychain instance, then addthe server info in DW.
My experience was now with Dreamweaver 5.5.
I have seen this password problem for years and years in Dreamweaver.
I use the Keychain for everything else but never have any other problems.
This is getting embarrasing... sorry, it was getting embarrasing in 2009.. now it's 2011.
Same problem... Dreamweaver CS5 on Lion everything updated and I can't remember the last time that Dreamweaver actually remembered the passwords for any of my sites. I webmaster about 10 sites so you can imagine how much I like this! I just tried the Keychain First Aid, restarted, nothing. Tried it again, nothing. I have SO many problems with Adobe, but this one is a doozy! Adobe, what do you do with all those employees besides protect your serial numbers? It seems that nothing except Photoshop works right anymore. There is no support for the people that do buy the extremely expensive software! What's with the interface on CS5 Dreamweaver? It looks like pre-Windows XP design! And don't get me going about how you undermined my Flash career by never improving a thing on Flash since Macromedia owned it! FIX IT!
I have been having this same issue with my FTP login and password not saving the information and finally had the time to work on solving the problem over the Holidays. The Keychain answer worked but only after I deleted ALL the dreamweaver keychains first. I also had a couple of CS3 keychains stuck in the system.
Thanks for the help! Happy holidays everyone.
I believe that Mr. Anderson has the correct approach.
I noticed on some of my older sites that I had several keychain files for one site.
I experimented with deleting one of them at a time to see if any were good, but I believe that they all became corrupt. I simply deleted all of the dreamweaver keychain files. (it's not obvious which is a DW keychain file, but it's pretty easy to guess. Some of them say siteserver, and others are just an application password with the sites name on it)
Then I went back and entered the log/pass into the site definition, saved, tested, and launched the remote site.
Quite DW
tested again
they all remained their logins
I tested several times and it worked everytime.
This is a huge PITA ..
I was fine on a new mac, new cs5 install from april 2012 to june 27, 2012 when I ran a dreamweaver update ..
I was left with 47 site definitions with EMPTY user/pwd combos !
1. Quit Dreamweaver.
2. Launch Keychain Access App.
3. Select Keychain First Aid (Verify then Repair).
4. Restart your Mac.
i had to save the login info manually for all sites, from the keychain logins .. then delete them..
Closed DW, rebooted, opened DW and tried adding a site definition,
connect/disconnect to make sure it worked... .. closed DW .. opened DW ..login INFO MISSING !
What was concerning is that no new logins were appearing in the keychain manager when i would recreate the site definitions.
i even tried creating my own password items in my login keychain, but they would not save 'dreamweaver' when i selected it as an approved application for that password.
3 hours .. i finally uninstalled DW and tried to reinstall it...
got some funky errors about repair items existing but not having been ran.. installation failed
I had to install dreamweaver inside a folder within the Applications folder to finally get it to complete without errors..
at least now it saves my login info .. but I am scared to update DW
We pay hundreds of dollars for this program and expect it to help productivity, not hinder it ..
Fetch, a simple thirty dollar program even has thought far enough ahead to include a toggle option to add to keychain
I guess I am relieved to know it hasn't just happened to me, but based on the amount of time since the first post in even just this thread, I find it quite unacceptable that it is still happening at all.
Adobe ?
Ditto with me.
DW cs5.5 was working fine until the latest update.
Now it has cleared my usernames and passwords, along with my 2-monitor workspace.
If I enter the user/pw again and save ftp will work, but upon quit it's back to blank fields.
This IS a PITA.
I haven't tried the Keychain trick, but c'mon Adobe, don't you test this?
os X 10.6.8 btw.


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Members of a fledgling car club were lined up 18 months ago and leaving a St. Mary's dragstrip, with one of that night's racers leading the procession, when a car suddenly began passing them.
David N. Smith of Clinton saw the car go by him, and moments later found his friend Richard Arland Jackson lying on the ground that night in October of 2010, at the exit road of Maryland International Raceway in Budds Creek.
"I just saw him letting out heavy breaths," Smith testified Monday in a St. Mary's courtroom. "His right hand was twitching a little bit. That was it. We told him to hold on, the ambulance was coming."
Jackson, a 20-year-old Bowie resident, died at St. Mary's Hospital. St. Mary's grand jurors later indicted Jarron Alonzo Jennings, 19, of Glenn Dale on a charge of vehicular manslaughter, and he appeared Monday in St. Mary's Circuit Court for the start of a trial scheduled to continue through the week.
State police said at the time of the incident that Jackson might have experienced problems with his own car while leaving MIR, and was standing on the business' access road shortly before 10:30 p.m. when he was struck by a 2001 Chevrolet Impala driven by Jennings.
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I currently have a 2" rough coutry leveling kit on an 09 silverado 1500 2wd and have someone who will practically give me a 3" rough country leveling kit. Is there a big difference? My truck is nor level as of now. I also do not want to caddy too bad because I do haul trailers often.
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12-07-2010, 10:34 PM #2RC has a 3" lift kit... but thats not a leveling kit... its a suspension kit. i would be a little skeptical of that one
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I will give you mine too! once i take it off. They are crap. My front end keeps going out of alignment. The ride it crap. I wont even put a leveling kit on next. Every truck i ride in that has any thing done to it rides so horrible.
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The GranFondo ride blocking the Squamish Highway is not only an improper co-option with no emergency need but now advertising is being used to boost the idea of the race's existence. Yes it is a race in spite of the organizers claiming otherwise. Prizes are given. Our road, especially along Howe Sound, was not made for bicycles. It was made for cars. It is notable that many participating cyclists returned south on Sunday (Sept. 15) amid the usual traffic. There were a number of car drivers who, went to Vancouver on Friday in order to meet their Saturday requirements and returned on Sunday.
This misuse of our highway has no good purpose and certainly no benefit to Squamish in spite of imaginative comments. The bike ride cannot be called a success because 4,000 participated in the blockade.
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I just recently bought bioshock on steam and it wont load up and i don't know why
I just recently bought bioshock on steam and it wont load up and i don't know why
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2) some system info, preferably from the dxdiag report
im having the same issue I bought it on steam and i try to launch and it opens the grey steam loading box then disappears. When i set special launch options on the bioshock.exe like run in compatibility mode with win 2000 I get to the bioshock spash but then it crashes, and when i try the run this as admin in the properties box i get an endless UAC box asking me to let it run, no matter how many times i say yes it keeps asking and does nothing. Im not sure how much of the dxdiag you wanted so ill post just the beginning seeing as i dont see an attachment option on these forums:
System Information
Time of this report: 1/6/2011, 17:04:56
Machine name:
Operating System: Windows 7 Home Premium 32-bit (6.1, Build 7600)
Language: English (Regional Setting: English)
System Manufacturer: ASUSTeK Computer INC.
System Model: 1215N
BIOS: BIOS Date: 09/07/10 10:23:19 Ver: 08.00.12
Processor: Intel(R) Atom(TM) CPU D525 @ 1.80GHz (4 CPUs),
Memory: 2048MB RAM
Available OS Memory: 2038MB RAM
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DirectX Version: DirectX 11
DX Setup Parameters: Not found
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System DPI Setting: 96 DPI (100 percent)
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What is your video hardware? It is under the display tab of dxdiag.
From first blush it will be unlikely that you will be able to play Bioshock on that system. It is using an Intel Atom processor @ 1.8Ghz where the minimum is a Pentium 4 @ 2.4Ghz. The Atom also performs less work per clock of Ghz than Pentium processors so that exacerbates the issue.
But really what I am thinking is that if your system has an Atom processor then an appropriate GPU to pair with it is almost certainly below the minimum for Bioshock as well. The GPU minimum is either an Ati X1300 and up excluding an X1550 OR an nVidia 6600 and up. The naming schemes of GPUs can be confusing so just post what it is here and we'll have a look.
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I have the nvidia next gen ION with 512 dedicated memory, but my system has the Optimus it uses the Intel gpu for day to day stuff to save power then will switch to the Nvidia for games and movies and high end graphical needs. And I dont think performance is an issue with one of the few multi core atom chip which is what i have. You can play fear 2 on some of the medium settings and get 30-40fps
Last edited by RemyKirin; 01-06-2011 at 09:43 PM.
the video tab only shows the intel gma 3150 but if i post the full dxdiag it shows later on that i have the ion as well. If you guys want ill post the full dxdiag. Plus I also have a 16gb class 10 sdcard i use for ready boost, that shouldnt make too much diff but im just mentioning it.
Yes RemyKirin please post the details. You can create a new thread if you would like, considering that this is a bit of a hi-jack
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My sister was only 27 weeks pregnant when she went into labor. Within an hour, we learned that this was no false alarm. Her little boy was coming, three months before his time. My sister's obstetrician put her on a helicopter and sent her a little over sixty miles away, to the nearest hospital prepared to deal with a baby that early. My family followed behind, scared, confused, and completely ignorant of the terrifying journey that lay ahead.
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My sister's first glimpse of her little boy was as he was being wheeled away, surrounded by a team of medical professionals trying to keep him alive. Her second glimpse of him was as he lay in an incubator with tubes and wires running every which way through him. When she was finally allowed to return to see him the following morning, she had no idea what she would find.
Within moments of peeking in to see him, the doctor delivered news that no parent ever wants to hear. Aloshua's lungs were severely underdeveloped. He needed a high frequency ventilator to keep him alive. And the bad news didn't end there. Twelve full hours after birth, his nurse found an open hole in his back. He would need surgery for Spina Bifida as soon as he was stable enough to be transferred to another hospital, if they could stabilize him enough to move him.
The next day, we received more bad news. Aloshua had a brain stem malformation. His head was growing too large. He needed another surgery. Every day brought another setback as he fought for his life inside a little, plastic box. His lungs weren't improving. His intestines were on the wrong side of his body. He had a hole in his heart and another in his diaphragm. He had something wrong genetically, and no one knew what. For weeks, setback after setback kept our world spinning.
Every step forward was met almost immediately with two steps backward as my family sat by his incubator, helpless to do anything but hold his little hand. For weeks, we weren't allowed to hold him. We couldn't even kiss him through the paper-masks we were required to wear. Everyone asked what they could do to help, and we had no answer. We didn't even know what to do, how were we supposed to help anyone else figure out how to help?
As weeks turned to months, Aloshua slowly improved, but his problems continued to pile up. At a year old, he'd already been through numerous surgeries, and needed many more. We'd nearly lost him multiple times, and the odds were still stacked against him. He ate through a tube twenty-four hours a day, but weighed only twelve pounds, unable to grow when every bit of energy he had went to breathing. He'd spent more time in the hospital than he had at home, and his journey was far from over.
Over the next three years, our family practically lived in the hospital as an entire team of doctors and nurses fought for Aloshua. He required a trach and a ventilator twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week. He had to have breathing treatments every three hours. He needed a catheter to help him use the bathroom, medications to help him breathe, and around the clock intensive care interventions.
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Nine years ago, I never would have imagined that my family would look back at all Aloshua has gone through and will go through for many years to come, and say we are blessed. But we are, and we owe so much of that to the March of Dimes and the amazing things they do around the world to end prematurity, eliminate birth defects, and help the most vulnerable of children thrive despite the obstacles they face.
Each year, in nations all around the world, the March of Dimes spends millions of dollars to help give children a chance at life. Thanks to their work, preemies today are more likely to survive than ever before, we know more about birth defects than ever before, and we're helping ensure even women in the poorest nations have access to the care necessary to give their children a fighting chance. Equally as important, we're able to give children like my nephew, those who even five years before wouldn't have left the hospital, a chance at a normal life.
When Aloshua came home with the trach and ventilator, he was one of only 170 children like him in the entire state who'd been fortunate enough to leave the hospital with such critical needs. Today, a few short years later, there are over 450 children like him living at home despite the serious medical complications they face.
Our work is nowhere near complete though.
The United States has one of the highest rates of preterm birth and infant morality in the world. Each year, 500,000 babies are born too soon here, and many of them will not survive. Of those who do survive, one in ten will face serious life-long medical complications like Aloshua. Most of those born early are at greater risk for life-threatening infections and respiratory issues. And one in four will suffer from developmental and learning disabilities.
This year, one million children like my nephew will die before they ever had a chance to live, simply because they were born too soon. My family has lived with that threat hanging over our heads before, and it's brutal. No family should ever have to face that.
That belief is what motivated me to begin Fandom for Preemies with a group of friends two years ago, and to donate a portion of proceeds for sales of Fade to the March of Dimes and the Ronald McDonald House Charities of Arkansas. I couldn't think of two organizations more deserving of my support.
Because of them, my family was blessed. We can tell Aloshua's story with a smile, because his story continues to this day. He's had twenty-two surgeries with more on the horizon. He requires a ventilator each night, and undergoes therapy 8 hours a week. He can't walk on his own and didn't learn to talk until he was five. His room is still full of medical equipment and supplies. But despite all of that, we get to celebrate each new milestone with him, and witness the thousands of ways he touches the lives of friends, of families, and of complete strangers. Other families never get to experience that.
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We're all familiar with the traditional shared equity arrangements in a startup; Some contribution = Some % of shares (thus equity) in the company, which may or may not payoff down the road at either buyout, acquisition, going public, or some other appropriate exit/stay stage for the investors. We also know that equity can be acquired by the employees in return for services, or a discount on those services.
Rather than offer equity in the company to prospective talent, I'd like to come up with an arrangement where I obtain services in return for a share in future revenues for only the specific products that person actually contributes toward. On the surface, it would appear I'm describing royalties, but I'm fast forwarding a bit and wondering how I might deal with evolving team makeup and ongoing product revisions in such an arrangement, as royalties tend to deal with static products. In our tech world - specifically software - the product is ever evolving.
Anyone have knowledge on an alternative to traditional equity arrangements that is more along the lines of what I'm looking for, or have advice on the subject?
BTW - I have not dismissed entirely the idea that I may ultimately have to carve out company equity in the form of stocks for valuable key talent. I'm just want to consider other creative alternatives.


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Winchester MP backs tough stance on jobless under-25s
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DAVID Cameron's threat to strip dole money from jobless under-25s who refuse training has been backed by Winchester's Conservative MP.
Steve Brine, pictured, threw his weight behind the hardline move, unveiled at the close of the party's conference in Manchester.
He said he wanted to look at the "practical detail", but added: "Giving young people a clear, positive choice to go to school or college, do an apprenticeship or get a job is something everyone can support.
"We have to deal in hope and giving young people the right direction from the start is the essence of that. A life on the dole is the opposite."
Mr Cameron said that a future Conservative Government would expect young people to be "earning or learning" – or lose all state support.
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Fright Night [Blu-Ray]
Director : Craig Gillepsie
Screenplay : Marti Noxon (story by Tom Holland; based on the 1985 by Tom Holland)
MPAA Rating : R
Year of Release : 2011
Stars : Anton Yelchin (Charley Brewster), Colin Farrell (Jerry), Toni Collette (Jane Brewster), David Tennant (Peter Vincent), Imogen Poots (Amy), Christopher Mintz-Plasse (Ed), Dave Franco (Mark), Reid Ewing (Ben), Will Denton (Adam), Sandra Vergara (Ginger), Emily Montague (Doris), Chris Sarandon (Jay Dee), Grace Phipps (Bee), Chelsea Tavares (Cara), Lisa Loeb (Victoria)
When Tom Holland wrote and directed Fright Night back in 1985, vampires were considered passé, a relic of an earlier, dustier era of cinematic horror that had no place in the modern world of machete-wielding slashers. Thus, Holland's smart, deconstructive approach to the material, which followed in the footsteps of John Landis's An American Werewolf in London (1981) by playing the scares and the gore straight but leaving plenty of room for in-the-know comedy and nostalgia, was the perfect recipe, helping to pave the way for future postmodern riffs that infused new life into old material.
Of course, now we're in an era of vampire overload, from the Twilight phenomenon, to the small-screen success of True Blood, to the seemingly never-ending wave of vampire-themed movies. Thus, it seems both apt and odd timing to bring out Craig Gillespie's remake of Fright Night. Coming smack in the middle of a large cultural trend that has created and fed a voracious public appetite for vampire stories, it doesn't have the original's ability to shake up the material, much less make it seem new again. At the same time, though, Gillespie's film, which was penned by veteran Buffy the Vampire Slayer producer and writer Marti Noxon from a story credited to Holland, shouldn't be discounted, as it does quite a few things right that future filmmakers looking to remake familiar properties would do well to take note of.
The story is largely the same as the original. High school senior Charley Brewster (Anton Yelchin, who looks a bit like Neil Patrick Harris in his younger, more innocent days), a former nerd reveling in his newfound acceptance with the "in crowd," discovers that his next-door neighbor Jerry (Colin Farrell) is a vampire who is slowly but surely cleaning out the neighborhood with his fangs. Charley is first alerted to Jerry's real identity by his former best friend Ed (Christopher Mintz-Plasse), a geek he left behind for more popular friends, although it takes some convincing and first-hand experience with Jerry's lack of a reflection to convince him of the reality of the situation. When Jerry sets his sights on both Charley's single mom (Toni Collette) and his girlfriend Amy (Imogen Poots), Charley turns to Peter Vincent (David Tennant), a glammed-up illusionist who claims to be an expert on vampirism and the occult, but turns out to be more calculated showman than fearless vampire killer.
Gillespie, a commercial director who made his feature debut with the offbeat dramedy Lars and the Real Girl (2007) and has spent the past few years writing and producing episodes of The United States of Tara, does a fine job of maintaining the spirit of Holland's film while updating it in the right places. One of the film's smartest moves is relocating the action to Las Vegas, a city where the oddities of vampire existence (working all night, sleeping all day) are not only not out of place, but downright normal. Vegas' transient nature (at one point, a character notes that no one actually lives in Vegas, but rather just passes through) also helps to cover up the disappearance of so many people, as does the current state of the economy with all its foreclosures and bankruptcies. The isolation of Charley's generic neighborhood of interchangeable tract houses in the Vegas suburbs (that is, the desert) makes his plight feel all the more desperate, as you sense both visually and tonally how alone he is in his dilemma (when he tries calling the cops on Jerry to keep him from snacking on the stripper who lives across the street, nothing happens; "They all but went to Chili's together," he later laments).
The casting is also quite astute, particularly Colin Farrell as the amusingly named Jerry, a role memorably originated by Chris Sarandon, who combined suave elegance with animal cruelty. Especially in an era in which vampires have been made a little too cuddly and romantic, it was crucial that Farrell maintain a real sense of danger, which he does by ramping up his bad-boy masculine prowess and making his blood thirst synonymous with his sexuality. When his face expands into a giant maw of razor-sharp teeth, it's a startling effect, but not nearly as powerful as Farrell's leering arrogance, which he deploys against Charley to constantly remind him that he is a boy in a man's game. One of the film's best scenes involves little more than Charley getting a beer for Jerry without actually allowing him into the house (always a no-no with vampires). It's a fun, tense bit of subtle one-upmanship, with Charley quietly asserting his de facto position as "man of the house," which Jerry easily undercuts with a misogynistic monologue that makes it clear just how different they are. Similarly, David Tennant does a nice job reimagining the role of Peter Vincent, which in the original was played by Roddy McDowell as a hammy former horror actor-turned-late-night-TV host. Starting out like some crazed stew of Criss Angel, Dave Navarro, and Russell Brand, Tennant ends up looking more like a drunken Tony Blair whose cowardice has an amusing sense of poignancy.
Unfortunately, Gillespie, perhaps feeling the need to compete with the rest of the summer's pyrotechnic bombast, is given to visual overkill at times, a miscalculation that is intensified by the film's 3D, which darkens an already dark movie while throwing spurting digital blood in our laps with a kind of desperation that feels out of place in a film that is otherwise so tonally assured. When Fright Night dives headfirst into its often schlocky CGI mayhem, it loses much of its charm, which is predicated largely on a careful balance between the scary, the funny, and the scary-funny. Thankfully, that balance is maintained for most of the film, giving us a remake that, while arguably unnecessary, shows how old-school pleasures can comfortably co-exist with modern updates.
Fright Now Blu-Ray 3D + Blu-Ray + DVD + Digital Copy Three-Disc Combo Pack | |
Aspect Ratio | 1.78:1 |
Audio | |
Subtitles | English, French, Spanish |
Supplements | |
Distributor | DreamWorks Home Entertainment |
Release Date | December 13, 2011 |
This three-disc set includes two Blu-Ray discs, one with a standard 2D transfer and the other with a 3D transfer. The 2D transfer is plenty good, with strong detail, color, and contrast and no signs of artificial digital boosting. The 3D transfer, on the other hand, is a decidedly mixed bag. On the one hand, the 3D effects, which were shot natively with the Paradise FX 3D system, look surprisingly good on this disc, projecting an impressive sense of depth, especially in the long shots (the title shot is particularly nice) with plenty of eye-grabbing "out of the screen" effects. The downside, however, is that the inherent darkening that goes along with 3D glasses renders the film's many, many dark sequences (this is a vampire movie, after all) virtually unwatchable. Scenes that take place at night or inside dark interiors are so dim and gloomy that we lose not just detail, but significant amounts of basic visual information. Thus, despite the good depth effects, the 3D disc is quite problematic. The 24-bit DTS-HD Master Audio 7.1-channel surround track on both discs, however, is uniformly excellent. Dialogue is crisp and clear in the front sound stage while the rear and side channels are effectively utilized to immerse us in the creepy musical score and make all those gooshy splatter effects all the more, well, gooshy. The low end is also well used to give added weight to the film's explosions and crashes. | |
The supplements are, unfortunately, quite anemic, if not downright bloodless. There is no supplementary material at all that deals with the film's production, history, or special effects. The closest we get are a few brief interviews with cast and crew in the 8-minute "The Official How to Make a Funny Vampire Movie Guide" featurette, which gives us 10 "rules" for making a funny vampire movie. The other featurettes include "Peter Vincent: Swim Inside My Mind," a fake two-minute promo for Peter Vincent's Vegas show, and "Squid Man: Extended & Uncut," the full three-minute home movie we see in the film. There are also five deleted and extended scenes, a brief blooper reel, and Kid Cudi's uncensored "No One Believes Me" music video. |
Copyright ©2011 James Kendrick
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