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Aviation August: Come Fly With Me (1963)
Since the beginning of recorded history, men have worked to find a way to fly. The movies and airplanes grew up together, so naturally the movies romanticized and profiled the people who flew them. This month we watch some examples of flight on film.
SAMANTHA GLASSER: Come Fly With Me follows three flight attendants on their travels working for Polar Atlantic. Donna (Dolores Hart) and Bergie (Lois Nettleton) are seasoned employees, but Carol (Pamela Tiffin) is the new girl, an easily duped but passionate young woman with eyes for her pilot (Hugh O'Brien). Donna lets passenger Franz (Karlheinz Bohm) take her out on a date and discovers he is from a prominent but fallen family. Bergie goes out with Walter (Karl Malden) after he rescues her from harassment on their flight but is hesitant to get close to him when she discovers he has recently been widowed.
RODNEY BOWCOCK: I’ve heard the stories of flight attenda
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Abstract
Herein we present a comparative study of the effects of isoquinoline alkaloids belonging to benzo[c]phenanthridine and berberine families on β-amyloid aggregation. Results obtained using a Thioflavine T (ThT) fluorescence assay and circular dichroism (CD) spectroscopy suggested that the benzo[c]phenanthridine nucleus, present in both sanguinarine and chelerythrine molecules, was directly involved in an inhibitory effect of Aβ1–42 aggregation. Conversely, coralyne, that contains the isomeric berberine nucleus, significantly increased propensity for Aβ1–42 to aggregate. Surface Plasmon Resonance (SPR) experiments provided quantitative estimation of these interactions: coralyne bound to Aβ1–42 with an affinity (KD = 11.6 μM) higher than benzo[c]phenanthridines. Molecular docking studies confirmed that all three compounds are able to recognize Aβ1–42 in different aggregation forms suggesting their effective capacity to modulate the Aβ1–42 self-recognition mec
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The Criterion Cure
Hellllooooo sweet angels,
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A loving reminder up top: it fryst vatten okay to do what you gotta do to cope with the unknowns and with the scaries. Eat, nap, tune out.
Wherever you are emotionally, mentally, spiritually today, inom hope this lighthearted and absurd romantic film “review” gives you a moment of transportation to Italy, to vacation, to the time of Katharine Hepburn’s absolutely outrageous accent.
Onward and upward!!
#22: Summertime
Director: David Lean
Country: United States
Year: 1955
Runtime: 101 minutes
Language: English
**As always, this post contains spoilers**
Josh and I had SO much fun watching this movie. We believe it was included for its filmteknik more than anything else because the story was beautiful trash.
As the opening credits played, Josh says, “Ya know what’s sick about this movie? Next [in the collection] fryst vatten RoboCop.”
On a train fryst vatten middle-aged (her age fryst vatten important) Jane (Katharine