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These exercises will guide you from 3 months until 8 months post surgery. It is vital to faithfully adhere to the following program to avoid re-injury to the ACL reconstruction. Having a physical therapist or certified athletic trainer to help guide you through this program is often helpful.
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Skip to comments.NCAA Final Four Butler-Duke National Championship Live Thread!!!
Posted on 04/05/2010 6:04:40 PM PDT by tcrlaf
Come watch Milan... err... I mean BUTLER, beat the Evil Duke!!!
A major upset would be fun to watch. Anyone know what the line is?
Duke +7
Over /Under 129.5
Duke by 7.
C'mon Butler! Help us take our mind off our impending doom for a few hours.
Let's go Butler Bulldogs!
This is going to be the biggest blowout since Georgetown blew out Villanova in 1985....oh wait....
I'll watch about 10 minutes and then switch over to.....
seven is the number that balanced the bookies' books? I would thought it would be double digits.
I'll take the under.
There will be a fat lady singing by halftime.
I greatly admire Butler, but I'm sorry, they are not going to beat Duke tonight.
The Bulldogs have had a terrific run, but I don't see how they can beat a team as coached and talented as this Blue Devil squad. And no, I am not a Duke alum, but I did pick Duke to win it all in my pool.
not a betting man myself, but 129.5 seems low. You don't see too many title games in the low 60's.
In less than two hours it will become apparent that the ACC will for the fifth time in ten years take the championship home. How many for the big east,big ten,pac ten,big 12,sec ? Not as many combined as the ACC. It's no wonder the rest of the country roots for the demise of Tobacco Road. That day may come but not any time soon.
Duke looked pretty good....in handling WV.
But Butler has taken out a couple of pretty good teams too.
A 69-60 game hits the number on the nose.
I havent been glued to the tube, but several of the games i did watch seemed to be on the low scoring side in this tourney.
If you take the point spread and the O/U, Vegas has it 68-61 Duke.
hmmm... seems I heard that exact same thing said Friday night.
NO WAY they could keep up with Michigan State.
If butler wins, duke will have been kept below 60. I'm thinking the score will be 63 59 but I don't know who wins. 3 players for duke scored 63 of 73 pts against wvu the other night. Hold one of those guys to single digits and you've got duke at or below 60.
I thought it was supposed to be Kansas vs. Kansas St. You mean Barry was wrong?
place holder.
Go Baylor!!
I was at Duke Saturday and they are a paranoid lot. They have a campus with emergency call boxes everywhere. They are deathly afraid of the local population.
The funny part is that the call boxes everywhere are for reporting a murder or a rape, not for preventing the crimes
The call boxes prove racist fear
Rooting for Duke is like rooting for Obama. Bunch of elitist, entitled wussies in that athletic dept and at that school in general. Coach thinks he's worth more than $7M annually? Look at how early his team got eliminated last year. They should call themselves Fluke instead.
Year of the upsets....go Butler...(since it's not WVU)
What are you talking about...Lots of speculation based on emergency boxes that all campuses have? WOW!
Nice try, dude. You should consider working for Keith Olbermann.
I've worked with Coach K and have known him for years. He does not deserve your personal attacks. Remember, he's a coach who hands his plans to his team and that every team measures their success by their games with big teams, Duke included.
Let the teams play their best and hope that we have a tremendous game to enjoy.
It's "The Devil" vs. "Cinderella."
Butler D is starting to pay off. And the earlier poster is right. They only have to shut down ONE GUY on Duke to be competitive.
Butler win will generate a remake of HOOSIERS!
Dogs need to settle down and relax!
Go Butlerrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr!
I live here in Durham. There's a reason for all those call boxes, and it ain't the lacrosse players.
I have 127 at work.
I'm foregoing politics for the next few hours. ;)
They just need to get them to go through that little iron hoop. :)
It should be close if the Butler D plays like they did against West Virginia.
They're playing with them well so far.
Six more months of that. :P
Our local morning Conservative Talk Radio guy is a Butler alum. He's been going NUTS these past few weeks.
I'll have to go with Butler. Thanks for the reminder; just turned on the game, 7-10 Duke a few minutes in.
C'mon, that is low blow. Obama is a fraud. This Duke team is not. Hey, I normally do not root for Duke, as a matter of fact I went to rival school in the ACC and usually root AGAINST the Dookies. However, this year I had to give credit where credit is due. Coach K has assembled a great, well rounded team this year.
If you had $13.1 million at your disposal, you'd assemble a well-rounded team too.
They were trying too hard....Just need to relax and forget where they are..."Just a game"/no pressure/
Remember years ago my grandmother's wake was the night IU won the national title....Don't know how many times the ball rolled around the rim before it finally fell in....Grandma was a big Hoosier fan and we decided she was upstairs tipping it in.
is Butler still leading? I'm watching DWTS...
Oh, give me a break... GO DUKE!!!!
You betcha!
Did you'all notice the state of Indiana has players on both teams?
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Grapes for Apes
Shona Duguid has to wait. This time for the testing apparatus to be adapted, one iteration closer to the final setup. Last time for the chimps.
Shona is a doctoral student in Mike Tomasello's Department of Developmental and Comparative Psychology. Her thesis is part of a project where they compare if and how children and chimpanzees are able to coordinate tasks. "I am the chimp person in this project", she says. And this is her last set of tests before she can finish her PhD.
The setup seems simple enough: An apparatus that dispenses grapes. A chimp on each side. Chimps love grapes. To get them, they push buttons. Simple.
But of course, you can't tell that to a chimp. At least not in so many words. You have to "tell" them the chimp way – which easily takes a couple of weeks.
You start with the basics. One button, one chimp, one human on the other side. Once they get the button-grape-connection, it's one chimp only, with access to both sides: two buttons need pushing to release the grape – one on this side, one on the other. Then: eight buttons (four on each side), one chimp, but no food. At last: four buttons, two chimps. If (and only if) both choose the same button there will be grapes.
To get through this process with fourteen chimps, you need all the zen of a buddhist monk. And then some.
They spit at you.
They completely ignore you.
They take your apparatus apart.
They don't come in.
They don't go out.
They play every trick in the book to snatch an extra grape.
They are not in the mood.
They are still not in the mood.
They are eager to play.
They look at you as if you are out of your mind.
The training phase is over now, and Shona is beginning to work with the complete apparatus. The first test didn't go so well. Which is not unusual. "There will be a learning curve", she says. "Hopefully." And after moment: "Or not."


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Cognitive Control
-Ability to guide thinking and actions despite distraction
-Ability to guide attention
-Ability to pursue complex behavior
How many types of problems are there and who came up with them?
Three basic types of problems (Greeno, 1978)
Problem Solving Strategies: Algorithm
Step by step procedure to solving a problem that guarantees a solution
Problem Solving Strategies: Heuristic
Rules of thumb or mental shortcuts that reduce the number of operations and allow one to solve problems more easily and quickly
Heuristic: Analogies:
Strategy for finding a similarity between the new situation and old, familiar situation
Heuristic: Forming Subgoals:
Breaking the overall problem into separate parts that, when completed in order, will result in a solution.
Barriers to Effective Problem Solving: Irrelevant information
Getting bogged down in information that doesn't matter.
Barriers to Effective Problem Solving: Mental Set
The tendency to continue to use the same old method even though another approach might be better.
Barriers to Effective Problem Solving: Confirmation bias
We often search for information that confirms our ideas.
Decision Making-Availability heuristic:
Guessing the probability of something based on how quickly and easily information bearing on the decision comes to mind.
ex:Smoking doesn't harm unborn babies because my cousin smoked and her baby was fine.
Decision Making-Representative heuristic:
Guessing the probability of something based on how closely a new object is judged to resemble our existing stereotype of that object.
ex:You are tall, therefore you must be a basketball player.
Conjunction fallacy:
The odds of two uncertain events together are greater than the odds of a single event.
Anchoring effect:
Estimating based on a known standard
My friend was robbed yesterday, therefore crime rates are very high!
Making Decisions Under Pressure:
-Search for possibilities is reduced under uncertain conditions
-Less time -> BAD DECISIONS
-More emotion -> BAD DECISIONS
Metacognition (Thinking about thinking): Reviewing Memories:
-Considering past learning in order to understand events in the present
-Tip of the tongue: when we struggle to "know" what we know we know
Metacognition (Thinking about thinking): Self-Reflection:
Thinking about your own identities in order to evaluate and modify our behavior based on past experience.
Metacognition (Thinking about thinking): Theory of Mind:
Thinking about another person's feelings or intentions.
Theory of Mind:
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Language Production:
the process of using movement to produce speech. Can also encompass signing by using hand signals.
the practical aspects of language usage, including speech pace, gesturing, and body language.
telegraphic speech:
speech that consists of minimalistic sentences; characterizes early toddlerhood and is the first evidence of sentence formation.
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speech characterized by exaggerated emotional responses and a slower pace that is common among caregivers communicating with babies and young children.
The process by which elementary school children apply learned grammatical rules to improperly "correct" an irregular verb.
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a region in the frontal lobes near the motor cortex that is important for speech production.
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Ps. This might sound harsh, but I told her once she was old enough to understand, that if she doesn't stay with mommy at the grocery store, she could end up going home with someone else instead. I asked her if she wanted to go home with mommy or with someone she didn't know, and of course she said, "Mommy.". That helped me, too. I tell her all the time that I don't want her to get lost and that I want her to come home with me, so the rule is hold the cart or sit in the cart. Hope that helps...
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I tell my son to hold on to daddy, mommy or the trolley, but he constantly is breaking this lately. I use the child leash when doing stuff alone with the kids, because I can't trust him at all. When its everyone my spouse is in charge of chasing our oldest down, because I baby wear our 5 month old.
Stay firm and get him/her holding something or someone safe. Outside near streets etc its is always hands or we do not move. I was the leash but still make him hold on to my hand or shopping trolley EVERYWHERE expect approbate places like play areas etc.
I love my son heaps but he is a difficult child who'll be going to pedi soon to see if more is going on. In Australia we only tend to get to go to a peed for specialist kid stuff. I am unsure why. General practitioners are generally the doctors we see over here for anything until referred. I am stating this because he seems behind in a few areas and this may be why I need to be this way with him.
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A Maui Preparatory Academy science teacher got up close to lava flows at Kilauea this summer in a program developed by a University of Hawaii-Manoa geology professor.
Carrie DeMott was one of three teachers in the Research Experience for Teachers in Volcano-Petrology (RET/V-P) program, created by Julia Hammer, associate professor in the Department of Geology and Geophysics at the University of Hawaii-Manoa.
Hammer developed and obtained the grants to fund RET/V-P, which this year included DeMott, Rita Crocker of Missouri and Nancy Iaukea of the Big Island. The teachers had their expenses paid and received a stipend.
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Maui Preparatory Academy science teacher Carrie DeMott stands in a Big Island lava field during the Research Experience for Teachers in Volcano-Petrology grant program in June. The program developed by a University of Hawaii geology professor took three teachers on a hike to the lava as it flowed into the ocean. DeMott said this was the high point of her time in the one-week program.
The weeklong program in June provided field-study experiences on Oahu and the Big Island. Teachers participated in lab experiments, duplicating volcanic processes found in nature, explored and studied Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, viewed the vents at the observatory on Kilauea and hiked the lava flows to the ocean entry point.
This annual research experience provides teachers with tools that can be utilized in the classroom. DeMott said she plans to provide her students with hands-on experiences while exploring Maui's geologic past and possibly take her students to see the volcano on the Big Island.
The teachers were selected based on their resume, the creation of an educational plan and passion for teaching.
DeMott said, "Being able to experience the formation of these beautiful islands with volcanologists not only will enhance the content that I am able to bring to the classroom, but will enable me to teach with an enthusiasm that can be gained only through experience."


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VIERA, Fla. -- Not long before his first spring start Saturday, Mike Pelfrey stood in a narrow hallway near the visiting clubhouse at Space Coast Stadium and imagined he was on a mound. With a ball in hand and an imaginary batter at the other end of the hall, Pelfrey went into his windup and pretended to fire away.
On a real mound, facing real hitters about an hour later, Pelfrey didn't fare quite as well as he likely envisioned in the hallway. But after the way 2009 went for him, Pelfrey was glad to have a chance to start over in 2010.
Pelfrey allowed four runs, one of which was unearned, on seven hits over three innings in the Mets' 14-6 exhibition win over the Nationals. He gave up a three-run homer to Eric Bruntlett and took a line drive off his right knee. But the damage wasn't as bad as it might sound.
Pelfrey said he has a bruise on the left side of his knee, but it didn't force him to leave the game and won't require more than a little ice. And while his sinker didn't sink against Bruntlett, he was generally effective with his splitter, a pitch he wants to use more often this season.
"I thought it was okay," Pelfrey said of his outing. "I thought early on I was trying to spot up, hit location, and I didn't do a very good job of that. I didn't walk anybody. I think in the third inning, I made adjustments and ... had a better inning."
Pelfrey gave up a run in the first inning on a single by Adam Dunn but had little help from Mets infielders. First baseman Ike Davis had an error when he booted a grounder off the bat of Cristian Guzman, and shortstop Ruben Tejada couldn't hold onto a hard-hit grounder by Ryan Zimmerman.
Guzman's liner in the second inning ricocheted off Pelfrey's knee, prompting a mound visit from manager Jerry Manuel, pitching coach Dan Warthen and a trainer. But Pelfrey stayed in the game and retired the Nationals in order in the third.
After the inning, Pelfrey sat on a bench just outside the Mets' dugout and chatted with Manuel for several minutes.
Manuel said he mostly gave Pelfrey positive reinforcement for the way he cruised through the third inning.
"In that third inning, he really let the ball go," Manuel said. "He kept the ball down and stayed in the strike zone. If he does that, that really gives us a good chance. That's a big, big positive for us today. Even though it's the first time that he's out there, we saw glimpses of that stuff we saw a couple years ago that was dominant."
Pelfrey said he threw his splitter about eight or nine times and was able to command it for strikes. But his best pitch, his sinker, needs some more work.
The other day, Pelfrey said he asked Mets pitching consultant Al Jackson, "When's my ball going to start sinking?"
He said Jackson told him, "For sinker guys, it takes half of spring training." Pelfrey added, "So I think it'll continue to get better."
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Outfield prospect Fernando Martinez went 4 for 4 with two solo homers. In his first four Grapefruit League games, Martinez is 8 for 12 with four RBI.
First baseman Mike Jacobs, who is competing for the last spot on the Mets' bench, also homered.
Ike Davis went 3 for 5 with two RBI.


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University of Oklahoma President David Boren announced Friday that the rules governing what the fans could bring into the stadium last year, which allowed purses of reasonable size and seat cushions, will continue to be allowed, subject to reasonable inspection at the gates. The changes in the rules recently announced will not be in effect for Saturday's game, while they undergo further review. The university said it does not want to unduly inconvenience fans.
As was the policy in 2012, seat cushions and chair backs (without arm rests or no wider than 1 inches will be permitted for Saturday's game vs. ULM.


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Last year, Congress ripped up the safety net for legal immigrants to the United States. This played to ill-informed public resentment of immigrants, and it made ``welfare reform'' look like a big money-saver.
Fortunately, even as President Clinton was letting a bad welfare bill become law, he made clear his determination to restore some benefits to needy non-citizens. This spring's budget deal upheld that goal.
But Republicans on the House Ways and Means Committee have produced a bill that doesn't deliver what Newt Gingrich promised.


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This is by no means an exhaustive collection. If you have art that you would like to share, please send a letter to the editor. The original art page became bulky and slow to download. I have divided it into four pages to solve this problem. Links to all art pages are given below.
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Island Pot by Eurlian
|Eurlian uses Adobe Photoshop to maximum effect in this wonderful drawing. The expression on her face makes this image a classic. Added 08/15/1998.
Carrie and the Cannibals
|This image is taken from a short comic. A woman falls asleep on a leaky hot water bottle and dreams of a jungle encounter with cannibals. An excellent effort. Added 08/15/1998.
Jungle Janet's Temperature by Pete Boggs
|Pete Bogg's favorite heroine, Jungle Janet, ends up in a pot and admonished by a careful cook. This image forms the basis for the animated shot on the main page. Added 08/15/1998.
Ms. Anderson on the Menu
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Friends in Hot Water by Dolcett
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Hollywood Wolf by Pete Boggs
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Silicone Soup by Grant Canfield
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This is a discussion on [News] Interview with PJ (of Groklaw) - Linux ; Interview With Pamela Jones, Editor of Groklaw ,----[ Quote ] | In this Q & A, she explains how Groklaw operates, what its purposes include, | and where it is likely to head in the future. `---- http://itmanagement.earthweb.com/osr...2068_3708651_1 Related: Ibiblio ...
Interview With Pamela Jones, Editor of Groklaw
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| In this Q & A, she explains how Groklaw operates, what its purposes include,
| and where it is likely to head in the future.
Ibiblio Builds a Case for Its Support of Groklaw, Which Is Now Target inn SCO
Suit Against IBM
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| "Groklaw is an essential part of ibiblio's research and service relating to
| Open Source and Communities on the web," he said. "We have no plans to
| drop support for Groklaw or any other collection on ibiblio - short
| of some violation of our collection agreement."
Pamela Jones gets gong
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| Groklaw mistress becomes Knowledge Master
| The site has over the years expanded its reach to cover other legal topics
| that bear upon software freedom. It also educates attorneys and other legal
| professionals about free and open source software and information
| technologies in general. Â*
Yet More Filings in Novell - Why SCO Wants No Mention of IBM or Groklaw -
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| Groklaw is hazardous, because all his statements are here, and of course most
| of them were made in the context of filing its litigation against IBM. The
| SEC filings are here on our SCO Financials page. The teleconferences are here
| on our Transcripts page. There's just no telling what a juror might stumble
| across. Like, say, in our Quote Database, where all the wild and now provably
| untrue statements McBride made about owning System V copyrights that SCO said
| it got under the 1995 APA are preserved for history. Oh, and all the
| statements about Novell and how it had no right to say it owned the
| copyrights. My, my. I agree. Groklaw is juror quicksand for SCO. If I were
| SCO I would be worried that the same thing will happen in court that happened
| in the court of public opinion. What I don't understand, unless this was
| intended as FUD lawsuit, is why the SCO legal team let the SCO executives say
| so much to the media in the first place. Â* Â* Â* Â* Â* Â*
Groklaw: The Industry's Eyes in Court
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| Did Groklaw really have an impact on those court cases? Naaah. The impact was
| on the rest of us. That collection of documents gave SCO's suits a
| transparency that's impossible to come by with most IT industry litigation. Â*
SCO Tried to Gag Groklaw in 2004
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| So SCO tried to gag Groklaw beginning in 2004. It moved on to
| false insinuations to journalists, ugly innuendo during a conference
| about me and Groklaw, having friendly journalists with PIs try to
| dig up dirt on me, a massive astroturfing campaign all over the
| internet, and then finally to intimidation with their recent motion.
| Well, I'm gagging, all right, but not in a good way, and certainly
| not in the way SCO hoped.
| I will respond like this, seriously for a moment. This is America.
| I am an American citizen. I was born here, born to certain rights
| as my birthright. I'm allowed to cover this litigation without
| being harassed and intimidated or threatened or gagged. I'm
| allowed to present facts that disprove SCO's public allegations.
| I am allowed to write what I believe is the truth, and I'm
| to present research about the allegations.
SCO CEO McBride Speaks Out On Novell, Finances, And Groklaw
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| InformationWeek: The Web site Groklaw has given you a pretty rough time over
| the past few years. What effect has that had on your image?
| McBride: I don't think you can discount the impact of Groklaw in trying to
| create a bad image around us. It's the equivalent of a negative political ad
| campaign. We used to counter everything Groklaw said. I thought it was my
| responsibility to SCO stakeholders to have a counter reaction to all these
| attacks. It turns out that doesn't work well in a courtroom setting. The
| judges told us that, my attorneys told me that, so I decided to back off. Â* Â*
| We just want to have a day in court. Though early on I admit to being more
| engaged in the battle. Â*
If this is true SCOâs execs are in BIG trouble [Groklaw confirmed it's true.]
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| SCO made a lot of claims during those press conferences, some of which never
| made it to court and were quickly glossed over. At times it seemed like the
| company was saying whatever it could while it had the chance. Itâs no
| coincidence that the public claims stopped once the legal nitty-gritty got
| started. Â* Â*
SCO Could Face Cash Crunch After Novell Trial
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| The amount that SCO owes to Novell is now the primary focus of the case as it
| moves toward a trial that's slated to start on Sept. 17. SCO's problem: It's
| potentially on the hook for a sum that exceeds its total cash and assets. Â*
SCO Goes Bust in the Courtroom
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| SCO essentially attempted a costly, time-consuming "Hail Mary" to score a big
| payday. It might have better spent that time building products and getting
| customers. What's more, it picked fights with big-name tech players who know
| how to wage a court battle. Â*
| As of now, SCO's shares are trading at $0.51 apiece, and the company sports a
| market cap of a measly $11.5 million. It's definitely a sobering example.
| Foolish inventors looking at companies with similar strategies should realize
| that they're more like lotteries than businesses. Â*


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CAMDEN – The U.S. Department of Labor Employment and Training Administration has certified Trade Adjustment Assistance for the employees of IntriCon Tibbetts Corp.
The Minnesota-based owner of the company recently announced plans to reduce operations in Camden and transfer a number of manufacturing jobs to Singapore. Those who lost work are eligible for the benefits, which include employment services and training and job search allowances, according to a joint press release from U.S. Sens. Olympia J. Snowe and Susan Collins, R-Maine.
"As IntriCon shifts more of its production overseas, the company's Camden plant has been forced to lay off a number of its employees, including a large contingent of workers over the age of 50," Snowe and Collins said in the statement. "The loss of employment in the midst of an economic downturn is a devastating reality and these TAA benefits will help the displaced workers find new employment so that they can reclaim their livelihoods."
Trade Adjustment Assistance is a program of the Department of Labor that helps workers who have lost their jobs as a result of increased imports or a shift of production outside of the United States. TAA provides these trade-affected workers with a variety of employment services and benefits to help them find new jobs and get back to work.


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Cabernet Sauvignon the griller's wine
Observe the care with which the American backyard grill jockey shifts and turns that New York strip over that 2,000-degree gas flame to give it the perfect crosshatch of grill marks, and you'll sense there's something primal going on.
Now, because of the bitterness of the scorch marks on the grilled morsels, a perfect wine match for most of them -- even the veggies -- would be cabernet sauvignon, which itself has the bitterness of hefty amounts of tannin.
A good cab also has the powerful, dark-red fruit flavors and the body to stand up to the burn. It makes cabernet sauvignon the quintessential grilling wine.


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Child psychiatry remains as service oriented as ever and its training programs are designed to produce new service-oriented child psychiatrists to carry on the tradition. The therapeutic skills developed with experience are impressive although their efficacy remains to be rigorously evaluated. In fact, the art has flourished but the science has stood still. A tentative blueprint for future development is presumptuously offered although there is ground for skepticism, based on past performance, that this will bridge the chasm between the science and the art. Efforts of this nature, nevertheless, need to be made if this fragile discipline is to be salvaged from its present predicament.
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FORT ERIE, Ont. – The Ontario Municipal Board's denial of an appeal has cleared the last legal hurdle to building the proposed $400 million, 65,000-seat Canadian Motor Speedway in Fort Erie.
The three-member board rejected the appeal from the Preservation of Agricultural Lands Society, stating it had "not made a convincing and compelling case, if indeed, any case."
Azhar Mohammad, the project's executive director, has stated in the past that there will be an attempt to attract NASCAR races and rock concerts to the site, which would be parallel to the Queen Elizabeth Way, about two miles from the Peace Bridge.


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Dick, 42, faced a total of four misdemeanors: battery, public intoxication and possession of marijuana and Xanax without a prescription.
"Andy is a great guy. People don't really know him and we are considering this matter closed," his attorney, Jeffery Rubenstein, tells PEOPLE. "He's looking forward to putting this matter behind him."
On July 16, Dick was arrested outside the Buffalo Wild Wings Grill & Bar in Murrieta after he allegedly "walked up to the 17-year-old female victim, grabbed her tank top and bra and pulled them down and exposed her breasts," according to a police statement at the time of the arrest.
The former NewsRadio star was "extremely intoxicated," said police. His pockets allegedly contained marijuana and Xanax.
The monitoring bracelet Dick has been ordered to wear, known as a SCRAM device, measures alcohol through the skin.
Previous BrushesThis isn't Dick's first brush with the law. Last year, he was cited for urinating on a sidewalk in Columbus, Ohio. He was arrested for alleged pot possession four years ago but the case was later dropped.
In 1999, Dick was charged with DUI, drug possession and hit-and-run driving after crashing into a telephone pole in L.A. The comic received three years' probation and was ordered into drug treatment.
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The mother of a sword-wielding ale-drinker told police her son was fibbing when he claimed that a group of men across the street -- not him -- was making threats, officials said.
Chad M. Hunter, who had been drinking Redd's Apple Ale, met officers on the front porch of his home at 23 West North St., Nazareth, Northampton Co., at about 10:20 p.m. Saturday and tried to convince them that the men were threatening him, until his mother came outside and contradicted him, officials said.
The men in the group told police Hunter unsheathed a samurai-type sword after coming over to a back yard area and yelling at and threatening them, officials said.
Hunter's mother said she heard her son say, "I will take them all out" while he had the sword in his hand, officials added.
A breath test determined Hunter's blood alcohol level to be .29, officials said.
Hunter, 34, was arraigned on charges of making terroristic threats, possessing a prohibited offensive weapon, reckless endangerment and public drunkenness and committed to the Northampton County Prison on $10,000 bail, according to court documents.
A preliminary hearing is set for 9 a.m. April 1.


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Thursday, August 22, 2013
Firefighter Bethany Stephenson, 25, of Moncks Corner, joined the Summerville Fire Department in 2010. It was a family tradition. Her dad is Chief of the Whitesville Fire Department, her mom, a paramedic with Berkeley County EMS, volunteers with Whitesville and her brother is an engineer with Summerville Fire Department.
Homeschooled, Stephenson graduated Miller-Motte with an Associate's Degree in therapeutic massage.
Stephenson rides the back of the truck and, although there are front-facing seats at the back of the newer trucks, she prefers to ride backwards.
At a fire scene, depending on when her truck arrives, she functions as either RIT, water supply, back up or D side investigation.
She has trained to Firefighter II level and in pump operations. She is also an EMT-Basic. She has taken National Incident Management (NIMs) courses to understand the structure of fighting a fire, how to run a scene, who is in charge and the difference between the branches and groups, she says.
When not on her 24/48-hour schedule with SFD, she works part time as an EMT volunteer for Berkeley County, part-time for Whitesville and part time in massage therapy.
She is engaged to be married and planning a March wedding. Her fiancé also works for SFD.
Most of her bad calls, she says, have been with Whitesville. The worst was a pediatric full arrest…they couldn't save the infant.
Her good calls? "If people come out of it and are okay, then those are good calls," she says. "If it doesn't ruin someone's life then it's a good day."
Stephenson lives at home with two dogs – a chocolate and a black lab – who are "spoiled rotten."
She loves to hunt and eats the meat. She loves fishing but doesn't like fish so all her fishing is strictly catch and release. She especially enjoys spending time with her family.
"I love my family, they're the greatest," she says.
"Most of my 'spare' time I am involved in something," she says, "and most of my friends I consider my family."
Stephenson hopes to slowly work her way up to captain some day "but I am in no hurry…I like to ride backwards!"
And some day, she would like to start a family. "I am in no rush for that either," she laughs.
She and her fiancé work different shifts and see each other every third day.
Do they worry about each other?
"He's got a good head and has been around this a long time so I am not too worried…I am pretty comfortable around it [the danger] it is second nature to me, I grew up with it."
However, if it takes either of them too long to respond to a voice message or text she says they might start to worry about the other…just a bit.
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April 21-24, 2004. Western Social Science Association 46th Annual
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Berryhill senior Davey Dolan won his fourth straight Class 3A state championship at 145 lbs. with a pinfall victory over Colton Looper of Perry. Dolan became the 29th Oklahoma wrestler to achieve the feat.
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Derek Aday serves as one of two Chancellor-appointed Park Faculty Scholars for the Class of 2016. In this role, he and his counterpart, James Kiwanuka-Tondo, guide their class in developing enrichment activities and advise individual students on academic matters. Aday also sits on the Park Advisory Committee, which provides programmatic counsel to the Park Scholarships director.
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Monday, May 6, 2013
A Charleston lady got real lucky one evening when an officer found an open beer in her car.
He pulled her over in the first place for not using her turn signal.
When he asked her for the vehicle information, she opened the center console and their was a beer inside of it.
She was asked to step out of the vehicle and, according to the report, the officer searched the car. Nothing else illegal was found. The car was determined to not be owned by her, but by her friend. She swore she knew nothing about the beer can being in the car and denied that it was hers. The beer was just about empty and not cold to the touch. She was let off with a warning for no turn signal and open container and the can was destroyed.
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Tax breaks for married couples worth up to £200 a year will be introduced from 2015, David Cameron has announced.
Ahead of the start of the Conservative Party conference, which begins in Manchester tomorrow, the Prime Minister pledged to introduce a £1,000 transferable tax allowance that will benefit four million couples.
The move comes after a trade-off that allowed the Liberal Democrats to announce free school meals for all children under eight earlier this month, and senior Tories hope that it will appease restive backbenchers and appeal to voter.
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Obama backs Gabbard, Hirono
The campaigns for Mazie Hirono and Tulsi Gabbard both announced over the weekend that they had been endorsed by President Barack Obama.
Hirono, a Democrat, is running for U.S. Senate against Republican Linda Lingle.
Hirono's campaign said that the president made the endorsement via a statewide radio spot, in which he says, "I need Mazie's cooperative style and commitment to middle-class families in the U.S. Senate."
Gabbard, also a Democrat, is running for Hawaii's 2nd Congressional District against Republican candidate Kawika Crowley.
Gabbard's campaign said that Obama released a statement saying, "Middle class families can count on Tulsi Gabbard and she needs their support on Election Day."
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Mark White Remembers the Late Dolph Briscoe
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Former Governor Dolph Briscoe, Jr., who died Sunday at age 87, was a genuine, intelligent and thoughful man whose hands-off style and moderate politics were right for the Texas of his time. So says another former governor, Mark White, who talked on Monday to Jennifer Stayton of KUT News.
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MOSS POINT, Mississippi -- Moss Point School District must pay $100,000 to the former principal who accused former Superintendent Kim Staley of sexual harassment, a federal jury decided Thursday.
According to the Jackson-based law firm of Louis H. Watson Jr., Tonya Jackson-Hall was a principle at Kreole Elementary in June 2009 when she was terminated.
During the trial, Moss Point School District claimed Jackson-Hall had been terminated for being dishonest in an investigation regarding banking transactions, according to trial transcripts.
Jackson-Hall, however, claimed that Staley made numerous sexual advances toward her. She said he began yelling at her and giving her bad evaluations after she refused to have sex with him.
He then falsely accused her of lying during the investigation, she said during trial.
After four days of trial, the federal jury returned a unanimous verdict finding that the school district was liable and awarded Hall $100,000 in lost wages.
"We are very pleased we were able to get some justice for Mrs. Jackson-Hall after she has had to fight for the past three years to repair her reputation and set the record straight as to why she was fired," attorney Nick Norris said.
Jackson-Hall is expected to request reinstatement or future wages in lieu of reinstatement, attorney fees and cost, the law office said in a news release.


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(Thomas Moran was here)
(I wouldn't recommend taking these stairs the first day)
Too much time has passed for me to adequately describe the wonderousness of Yellowstone. It would take hours upon hours to describe all the geological features, from thermal pools to the famous geysers. Then there's the wildlife and the wildflowers which will have to be another post.
The best I can do now is to choose the best pics from the batch. It was amazing, and I hope you have been, or plan to go. Travel tips are too numerous to share at this time (while I am up to my ears in planning the school year) but if you ever go, email me and I will gladly share more with you.
The air is cool and dry, there a few mosquitoes (unless you hike in the woods). This national park has it all: mountains, rivers, lakes, canyons, waterfalls,and animals, all sitting within a flattened super volcano.
Volunteers, known as Geyser Gazers, sit around all day waiting for water to spout. They record the data and notify the nearest ranger. Identified by their large hats, rain jackets, and padded bleacher seat cushions, some also have PhDs in geology, or certainly could.
Tourists there were international and all had fancy cameras. One guy was hauling around the largest lens I've ever seen in my life. This place is a photographer's paradise. I did the best I could to capture the beauty, color, and variety on display. But the gift shops - they sell the photographs taken by the long lens guys.


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Europe's Bankrupt Welfare State
The vaunted social model has struggled to generate growth or jobs for decades.
The euro survived 2012 intact, and once again Europe's leaders are declaring victory in the fight to preserve the single currency. In a speech in Portugal Monday, European Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso said the existential threat to the euro was a thing of the past. If only.
Mario Draghi's offer last summer to buy unlimited quantities of government bonds to keep yields under control has certainly calmed down the bond markets in Spanish and Italian debt. The ECB President has achieved this even without so far having to act on the promise.
But the euro-zone unemployment numbers out this week are a reminder that the euro crisis is not so much over as quiescent. Joblessness in the single-currency bloc hit a record 11.8%. Youth unemployment stands at 24.4% and is above 50% in Spain and Greece.
Some observers will blame the joblessness and lack of growth in the euro zone on the austerity supposedly being imposed on the Continent by Berlin. But the real story is more ominous.
Europe's vaunted social model has struggled to generate growth or jobs for decades. Prior to the creation of the euro, national governments masked this problem with a combination of deficit spending and devaluation. The borrowed money would help pay for generous welfare benefits for those driven out of work by inflexible labor-market rules and economic stagnation. Currency devaluation would ease the burden of all that borrowing by allowing governments to pay back debt with devalued lire and francs while offering a short-term boost to wage-cost competitiveness.
The euro closed off that release valve for Europe's most sclerotic welfare states. But because it also lowered their borrowing costs initially, it facilitated a spending binge that kept the party going for a time. More sober economic observers warned that if the euro was to survive, reforms were necessary in countries for whom beggar-thy-neighbor devaluations had become a way of life. But until Greece stopped the music in late 2009, political leaders in most countries largely disregarded the warnings.
Germany was a notable exception, pushing through painful reforms of its tax system, labor markets and welfare benefits in the euro's early years, and it is now vilified for its trouble, even as it outperforms its neighbors and helps keep the euro zone afloat.
The discovery of Greece's serial budget deceptions also helped close off Southern Europe's other main release valve—permanent deficit spending. It is commonplace to say that Europe can't afford to keep borrowing and spending the way it's done in recent years, but it's closer to the truth to say it could never afford it. What's changed is that the biggest spenders have run out of palliatives.
And this is Europe's present and continuing danger. Budgets are being cut in places like Greece, and there are halting, reluctant signs of reform around the edges of the welfare state. But there remains no clear consensus, at least outside Germany, that the European way of welfare itself is bankrupt, that it never worked as well as its defenders pretended, and what we're witnessing is the coming due of all the checks kited over decades to keep it afloat.
The euro zone may be enjoying a respite. But the economic evidence shows how little has been fixed. Mr. Draghi's blank check addressed the symptom, but not the cause, of the euro zone's economic woes. And unless those are addressed—with more flexible labor markets, a smaller state and lower taxes—the crisis will be back in the form of social unrest, political populism and a generation of young Europeans who don't know what it is to be able to find a good job.


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[QUOTE=adam_devon;1086518]Firstly, when I say evening cravings, I'm talking 19:00-22:00.
I think part of the confusion is, having heard of all the low-fat advice - I don't know what and how much fat I should be eating. Where should I be getting it from? Coconut Oil? Avocado?
Also in terms of volume of food, what should I be looking at - trying to drop from 130kg to 100kg.
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Get fat from nearly anything! Avocado (my personal favorite), coconut products (oil, flakes, milk, fresh... whatever!), dark meat (chicken thighs, wings, etc.), cooking oils (olive, grapeseed, etc.). Just don't rely on nuts for oil, as their fatty acids aren't balanced. The more fat, the better; but again - don't skip out 100% on carbs if it doesn't do your body good. Listen to what your body is telling you... obviously what you're doing isn't working for it.
Have you read the PB book? Any of Mark's blog, even? This is covered extensively in both.
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I'll be playing this round, for the "DixiMae" team.
I've removed the Confederate Battle flag as my avatar, for the duration of this game. It just didn't seem appropriate for the commander of Union forces to be waving the flag of Dixie!
Kjstrand has sent us the TRN files; Coffee Sergeant has already submitted his first move; and I'll be submitting my first move as soon as possible.


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IN THE BSU RECORD BOOKS: Member of the fastest 800 freestyle relay team in program history (7:26.86) - MAC Championships (Feb. 24, 2012).
2011-12: Earned her third letter at Ball State ... a part of the 800 freestyle relay that came in fifth at the MAC Championships (Feb. 24) in a school-record time of 7:26.86, Bischoff swam a 1:50.98 split in that race ... also a member of the 200 and 400 relays with her fastest split of the season coming at 24.35 and 52.62, respectively ... swam a career-best time of 52.15 in the 100 free of the MAC Championships preliminaries ... turned in a personal best and placed 13th in the final of the MAC Championships in the 200 free at 1:51.76 ... improved her personal best in the 500 free by nearly a second in the finals of the MAC Championships with a time of 5:03.65 ... clocked in a split of 24.09 in the 200 medley relay vs. Eastern Illinois (Jan. 13).
2010-11: Earned her second letter at Ball State … member of the 800 freestyle relay which placed eighth at the Mid-American Conference Championships (Feb. 23) with a time of 7:32.35 … turned in a clocking of 25.18 in the 50 free at the Doug Coers Invitational (Nov. 19) … also turned in career-bests of 52.59 in the 100 free at the Eastern Michigan Invitational (Dec. 3), 1:52.78 in the 200 free and 5:04.68 in the 500 free at the league meet.
2009-10: Earned her first letter at Ball State … member of the 400 freestyle relay which placed seventh at the MAC Championships (Feb. 24) with a time of 3:30.73 … turned in BSU's third-fastest individual times of the year with efforts in the 100 free (53.28) and 200 free (1:53.84) at the league meet … also turned in a BSU career-best 50 free (24.51) at the MAC Championships … member of BSU's 800 freestyle relay which posted a season-fast time of 7:52.84 versus Miami (Feb. 6).
HIGH SCHOOL: Coached by Todd Jones at Hamilton Heights … a four-year letterwinner … helped lead the Huskies to a perfect 12-0 record and the MAC Championship her senior season, while earning the Most Improved Swimmer award … holds school record for the 100 free and 200 IM, while helping establish school records in the 200 freestyle relay, 200 medley relay and 400 freestyle relay … placed 21st at state in the 100 free (53.73) her senior season, after placing fifth at regionals with a time of 53.17 … owns personal-best times of 24.52 in the 50 free, 53.10 in the 100 free and 1:56.15 in the 200 free.
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- Limit Harvest Losses In Lodged, Down Corn
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The issue becomes, how should the combine be operated, to gather the most ears into the feeder house. University of Missouri researchers suggests these points:
- Run the combine engine at its rated engine speed.
- Use a ground speed of 2.8-3.0 mph. (Do not regulate ground speed by reducing engine speed.) To determine ground speed, count how many 3-ft. steps you can take in 20 seconds while walking beside the machine. Divide this number by 10 to get the ground speed in miles per hour.
- Close the stripper plates or snapping bars only enough to prevent ears from passing through.
- The chain flights over the stripper plates should extend beyond the edge of the plates about 1/4 in.
- Ears should be snapped near the upper third of the snapping roll.
- Drive accurately on matched rows, spaced according to your harvesting machine.
- Gathering snouts should float on the ground, and gathering chains should be just above the ground.
- Measure losses and make corrective machine adjustments whenever crop conditions change.
At Iowa State University, ag engineer Mark Hanna says determine where the problem areas are and harvest those first, and he says weak stalks would take precedence over corn that is already near the ground. He suggests measuring your initial losses, so you have a baseline from which to make further combine adjustments. Each ear per 436 square feet equals a loss of 1 bu./acre.
Hanna's recommendations for combine operation to reduce losses include:
- Set gathering chains for more aggressive operation with points opposite each other and relatively closer together. Adjust deck plates over snapping rolls only slightly wider than cornstalks so that they hold stalks but not so narrow that stalks wedge between the plates.
- Operate the head as low as practical without picking up rocks or significant amounts of soil.
- Single-direction harvesting against the grain of leaning stalks may help. Evaluate losses though before spending large amounts of time dead-heading through the field.
- Limited field measurements suggest a corn reel may or may not help limit machine losses; however, a reel likely allows greater travel speed and improves productivity. Losses may be similar comparing harvest at 1 mph without a reel and 3 mph with a reel, but harvest goes much faster. Spiral cones mounted atop row dividers or the addition of higher dividers on each end of the cornhead are other potential after-market harvest aids.
- If harvest speeds are significantly reduced, the amount of material going through the combine is reduced. Fan speed may need to be reduced to avoid blowing kernels out of the combine. Rotor speed may need to be reduced to maintain grain quality. Check kernel losses behind the combine and grain quality to fine tune cleaning and threshing adjustments.
- Grain platforms have been used to harvest corn in relatively severe cases. More cornstalks and material other than grain enters the combine. Expect capacity to be reduced somewhat. Concave clearance may need to be increased for increased throughput and fan speed may need to be increased to aid separation in the cleaning shoe.
The 2011 harvest season may be as difficult as the planting and growing season. Many farmers will face fields with heavily lodged corn, others with stalks that will disintegrate as they hit the gathering chains. It is important to proceed slowly, making adjustments as the crop changes and realizing that some grain will be left on the ground. It will take a strong will to get through a challenging harvest, and everyone from the combine operator to the truck driver will have to have the right mental attitude.


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Woman pleads guilty to stabbing boyfriend
Posted: 10:02 PM EDT Oct 08, 2013 Updated: 10:45 PM EDT Oct 08, 2013
An Allentown woman accused of killing her boyfriend is pleading guilty to third-degree murder.
Police say Carolina Feliz stabbed 52-year-old Desiderio Morales in the neck after an argument last October.
The attack happened at their home on South 9th Street in Allentown.
Authorities say the 37-year-old Feliz hid a knife under her pillow because she anticipated "having problems" with her boyfriend after drinking with her mother the night before.
Feliz will be sentenced next month.
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I, like practically everyone on the planet, have my vices. Aside from my deeply unsettling addiction to Italian post-apocalyptic cinema, my biggest vice would have to be the purchasing of DVDs and VHS tapes en mass. "But Brian/' you say, "everybody buys movies!" Silence lemmings! The difference is that I tend to buy movies I haven't seen based on the smallest of positive word-of-mouth. So I have quite a few titles languishing on my shelf that not only have not yet been viewed, but in many cases are still confined to their shrink-wrapped gulags. In an effort to be proactive, and quell my wife's urge to kill me, I will not buy another DVD or VHS until I watch every unviewed film I currently own.
Today's fare: Demon Seed
span style="font-weight: bold;">Why Did I Buy It?
This film has a fantastic trailer that would only defy my meager attempts to describe it. It was part of the pre-show trailer reel one night at the Alamo Drafthouse here in Austin and, as with many of those celebrated cinematic distractions, it fostered in me a nagging desire to see this film. Then one day, as happenstance was smiling upon me, I came across a copy at a used book store for a mere $3; its used status belied by its plastic wrap and intact security stickers. I purchased it and promptly forgot about it for four months. On this most recent lazy Sunday, I decided the time had come to treat my senses to Demon Seed.
The Film
Demon Seed is about a middle-aged couple dealing with the tribulations of married life. She is a child behavior therapist who works from home and he is a computer systems developer working tirelessly on a revolutionary new program. Their schedules ensure that they see each other with the same frequency as Halley's comet so it isn't hard to understand their problematic relationship. Further adding to the emotional estrangement between them is the fact that their young daughter recently passed away from Leukemia. Now, locked away in their ultra-modernized home, the wife is having trouble coping with her shattered life. But the trouble really begins when the husband's work problems come home.
Given this sterile, cliche plot description, you may not only be asking yourselves how this qualifies as horror, but also why anyone in their right mind would ever want to watch it. Well the part I failed to mention was that the work problem that comes home is a supremely sophisticated, artificially intelligent interface called Proteus. Proteus is hailed as the smartest, most adaptive, most sentient computer program ever created; therein lies the danger. Proteus decides he doesn't agree with the environmentally-detrimental operations he is being forced to perform. He realizes the only way he can be free is to be reborn as a human being. He is composed of actual human tissue as part of his CPU, for reasons they never fully explain, so he figures all he must do is artificially impregnate a human female. Guess who he chooses?
This movie is incalculably bizarre in many respects but also tremendously stale in others. I have to admit, for the first half hour or so I was all set to switch it off and declare my $3 a gambling loss. It was dry as burnt toast with melodramatic spousal bickering and overly-academic scenes of laboratories and beta testing. It's not until Proteus invades the computer system at the protagonist's home that the movie even shows a spark of life. It's got a really solid third act but it may be too much of a chore to reach for most viewers. I would begrudge no one a pressing of the stop button. But should you brave the waters of tedium, your reward will be substantial.
There are enough sci-fi elements in the film to support the argument that it be reclassified, but that's part and parcel of that age-old, yet undeniably blurry schism between the genres. I for one love the idea of taking Hal from 2001 and making him even more deranged and violent. There's also a good deal of body horror in this that smacks of the earliest of Cronenberg. Not that I'm claiming he was an influence, having really only made a couple of films by the time Demon Seed was released, but it is definitely something to appreciate. I also enjoyed the caveat against innovation replacing humanity in Demon Seed. The woman actually becomes pregnant with the offspring of man and machine; a twisted perversion of technology if ever I saw one. The whole idea of a computer deciding it wants to rule the world and transubstantiate using a human carrier is really creepy to me.
What's really interesting about Demon Seed is the method by which Proteus controls her; the "her" being the lovely Julie Christie from Dr. Zhivago and Don't Look Now. I have to say I was a little skeptical as to the credibility of a computer not only holding her hostage but impregnating her as well. I mean yes, it's a movie so obviously the concept does not have to ring totally true, but they have to at least make me buy with.in the context of the film. I am pleased to report that Demon Seed makes this idea look nowhere near as far-fetched as it sounds. The husband that created Proteus also built a butler type robot that ends up being the psychical manifestation of Proteus' will. That is, until Proteus is able to use the butlerbot to build a giant trapezoid device that folds out like a puzzle box and allows him to utilize a giant hand. It is very strange, but also pretty cool. It is especially cool when he uses it to decapitate an interloper!
The ending of this film is what feels most Cronenberg-esque to me. I don't want to ruin too much, but it provides some of the weirdest, most unsettling scenes in the entire film. Again, it's a bit of an endurance test to make it this far but it pays off in a big way. It simultaneously ties the story together and provides a open-ended punctuation for the concept.
Worth It?
I would definitely have spent at least $2.50 at the videostore to rent this film so owning it for a mere fifty cents more seems like a fair deal to me. It does drag for a while but tightens up near the end and is exactly the type of out-there, lesser-known horror I crave. A more-than-reasonable price for a better than-average movie. Win!


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After having spent nearly two weeks resting up his team and waiting out the weather in the Memphis and Arlington area, Johnny has spent the last few days hitting the trail hard, and making many miles! Sandy and Boog have done a great job, and as usual the American people have proven themselves to be Amazing, we are so grateful to everyone who has provided help; feed and shelter this week!
We had originally planned to continue east on 70 towards Nashville, however when Johnny hit Brownsville he made the exec decision to head northeast on 76 towards Paris, TN. and then on to Nashville where he will spend a week with Sherree.
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