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What is SysMonitor.exe?
SysMonitor.exe is a executable file (a program) within Windows. The filename extension .exe denotes an executable file. You should only run executable files from publishers you trust, because executable files can potentially change your computer settings or harm your computer. The free file information forum can help you determine if SysMonitor.exe is a virus, trojan, spyware, or adware that you can remove, or a file belonging to a Windows system or to an application you can trust.
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The process belongs to software Acer Empowering Technology by Acer (www.acer.com).
Description: SysMonitor.exe is not essential for Windows and will often cause problems. The file SysMonitor.exe is located in the folder C:\Windows\System32.
Known file sizes on Windows 7/XP are 49,152 bytes (72% of all occurrences), 319,488 bytes, 759,808 bytes or 344,064 bytes.
The program has a visible window. The file is a file without information about the developer of this file. SysMonitor.exe is not a Windows system file. SysMonitor.exe is located in the Windows folder, but it is not a Windows core file. The application starts upon Windows startup (see Registry key: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run). SysMonitor.exe seems to be a compressed file. Therefore the technical security rating is 48% dangerous, however also read the users reviews.
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If SysMonitor.exe is located in a subfolder of "C:\Program Files", the security rating is 33% dangerous. The file size is 319,488 bytes (92% of all occurrences) or 326,176 bytes.
The program has a visible window. It is a file without information about the developer of this file. The SysMonitor.exe file is not a Windows core file. The software starts upon Windows startup (see Registry key: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run).
SysMonitor.exe seems to be a compressed file.
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A MinnWest employee shows off innovations to Governor Dayton and Agriculture Commissioner Dave Frederickson
Governor Mark Dayton wrapped up his "Working for Minnesota Jobs" tour last week, after a month of traveling around the state to find out directly from Minnesotans how state government can help their communities get back to work.
"As Minnesota's economy continues to recover from one of the worst recessions in our nation's history, we need to do more to ensure that our state is well positioned to compete in a global economy," Dayton said. "That means investing in our people, ensuring a viable workforce, and fostering the natural resources that have been the foundation of our economy."
On Sept. 28, Governor Dayton visited MinnWest Technology Campus in Willmar, a local center for development of agricultural technology. The Governor hosted a roundtable discussion with area business and education leaders about the future of Minnesota's agriculture technology industry. The state's agriculture and food production industry is responsible for 4,800 jobs and $250 million in wages.
Dayton visited the Iron Range on Oct. 3 where he and IRRRB Commissioner Tony Sertich toured Magnetation Inc., an iron ore producer, and hold held a roundtable discussion with mining industry leaders in at NRRI Colerain Minerals Research Laboratory. Mining is a crucial part of Minnesota's economy. In 2011, the industry contributed over 5,800 jobs in the state paying $474 million in annual wages.
Gov. Dayton talking to a student following the roundtable discussion.
Governor Mark Dayton continued his commitment to job creation and economic prosperity in Minnesota today, as his "Working for Minnesota Jobs" tour visited Brooklyn Park. The Governor hosted a roundtable discussion with information technology leaders in Minnesota's retail sector. The Governor was joined by industry leaders and top CIOs from major Minnesota retailers, including Best Buy, Gander Mountain and Supervalu. The roundtable was held at North Hennepin Community College in Brooklyn Park.
The discussion focused on new strategies to connect Minnesota workers with the skills and training they need to keep good-paying IT jobs here in the state. Minnesota retailers discussed the challenge of finding qualified IT workers located within the state. Often, businesses rely on advanced enterprise information technologies, such as Oracle Retail. Without local training programs for specific software, many retail companies must import workers or employ workers from outside of Minnesota.
In response to this shortfall, a group of private companies based in and around Minnesota, including Gander Mountain, Mills Fleet Farm, Maurice's, Orscheln Farm and Home, Scheels Sports, and others, have established the Oracle Retail User Group. This group, representing more than $2 billion a year in revenue, has launched an initiative to improve the skills of the Minnesota workforce in this key area of Minnesota's economy. The Oracle Retail User Group is forming a public-private partnership with North Hennepin Technical College to establish an Oracle Retail Center of Excellence that will train Minnesota workers and keep good-paying jobs here in our state.
Governor Dayton observes how a heart catheter is inserted into a chamber of the heart.
Today, Governor Dayton continued "Working for Minnesota Jobs," hosting a roundtable discussion with medical technology innovators from across Minnesota. The event took place at Lake Region Medical – a medical device manufacturer headquartered in Chaska.
Governor Dayton observed a Menthis Cath Lab simulator demonstration, which utilizes real case studies to help Lake Region Medical develop and improve product technology and performance to meet patient and physician needs. Afterwards, sixteen business and research leaders in the emerging medical device field joined Governor Dayton for a medical technology roundtable discussion.
There are currently 585 medical device companies in Minnesota. There are roughly 29,351 Minnesota workers in this industry with 16,061 employed in the manufacturing of medical devices totaling $1.21 billion in annual wages.
Governor Dayton tours the Biotechnology Advancement Center
Governor Mark Dayton visited Worthington's Biotechnology Advancement Center last Friday to assess opportunities and challenges to Minnesota's agriculture sector as he continued Working for Minnesota Jobs.
While visiting the center, Governor Dayton and Agriculture Commissioner Dave Frederickson held a roundtable talk with industry leaders, farmers, and business owners to discuss how to grow jobs in Minnesota's farm and food sector, and to encourage continued innovation in the state's agriculture technology industry. Following the roundtable discussion, Governor Dayton and Commissioner Frederickson took some time out of their busy schedules to tour the Center and Newport Laboratories.
After manufacturing, Minnesota's farm and food sector is the second largest segment of the state's economy providing more than 340,000 jobs and $75 billion in annual economic activity. More than 80 percent of those jobs are off-farm jobs in categories like transportation, finance, manufacturing, and retail.
Governor Dayton joins Magnetation employees for a tour of mining facilities
Governor Mark Dayton's "Working for Minnesota Jobs" tour continued today on the Iron Range, focused on value-added mining opportunities that will get Minnesotans back to work.
Governor Dayton was joined by IRRRB Commissioner Tony Sertich on a tour of Magnetation, Inc., a company founded in 2006 that uses low-grade natural ore tailings to produce marketable iron ore concentrate. Following the tour, the Governor and Commissioner Sertich hosted a roundtable discussion with area mining industry leaders at NRRI Coleraine Minerals Research Laboratory.
Minnesota is one of the world's largest producers of iron ore with over 100 million tons of taconite being mined each year. In 2011 the mining industry contributed over 5,800 direct Minnesota jobs totaling $474 million in wages. Minnesota is also home to four billion ton deposits of critical and strategic metals.
Working for Minnesota Jobs
Continuing his strong commitment to job creation and economic prosperity, Governor Dayton is traveling statewide to identify opportunities and barriers to economic growth in key sectors of Minnesota's economy. The Governor is meeting directly with business owners, workers, and local leaders to seek input on what measures should be taken in the upcoming legislative session to enhance Minnesota's economic competitiveness, stimulate private sector job growth, and open new doors of employment opportunity for Minnesota workers.
A MinnWest employee shows off innovations to Governor Mark Dayton and Agriculture Commissioner Dave Frederickson
Governor Mark Dayton kicked off his statewide jobs tour on Friday in Willmar, meeting with a dozen local leaders in business, government, and higher education to discuss opportunities and barriers for the state's economic growth. The tour will continue over the next several months as Dayton meets with leaders in other Minnesota communities to solicit direct input.
Dayton began the tour in the midst of Minnesota's recovery from one of the worst recessions in the nation's history. The governor will use his listening tour to gather ideas on what should be done in the next legislative session to position the state for economic growth and job creation in the recession's aftermath.
The public meeting in Willmar was held at the MinnWest Technology Campus, where businesses are working to develop new bioscience and agricultural technology with significant implications for export growth – and new jobs. The state's agriculture and food production industry is already responsible for 4,800 jobs and $250 million in annual wages.
Elected officials and Polaris leadership gathered together for a groundbreaking ceremony
Many people have been recognized for inventing machines that could travel through snow, but credit for the birth of the modern-day recreational snowmobile still goes to Polaris Industries in Roseau in 1954. Employees built a prototype snowmobile using a grain silo conveyor belt for a track and an old Chevy bumper for skis.
Nearly 60 years later, this quintessential Minnesota company is still going strong. Polaris, now based in Medina, has added all-terrain vehicles, side-by-side vehicles and motorcycles to its manufacturing repertoire and employs more than 5,000 people. Revenue last year hit nearly $2.7 billion.
In the latest bit of good news from Polaris, the company broke ground Friday on a 144,000-square-foot expansion project at its research and development facility in the Chisago County community of Wyoming. The project will double the size of the facility and create capacity for up to 350 more jobs, according to company officials.
The Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development had a role in making sure the project happened, providing the company with a $400,000 forgivable loan from the Minnesota Investment Fund. Under terms of the loan, Polaris has committed to creating 150 permanent jobs within two years. Polaris is also eligible to receive JOBZ tax exemption benefits
The Minneapolis-St. Paul area's population will grow in two ways in the coming decades: it will grow in size, and it will grow in diversity.
The Metropolitan Council has predicted that by 2040, the population of the Twin Cities Metropolitan Area will grow by 893,000 people to a total population of 3,743,000, and that 43% of residents will be people of color in 2040 – up from 24% in 2010. The region's Hispanic population is expected to nearly triple, from 168,000 in 2010 to 479,000 in 2040.
The region will also see a more diverse student population. The population of color under age 25 will double in size by 2040 up from 335,000 in 2010 to 676,000. This change will then be reflected in Minnesota's workforce as that population moves from school into the job market further down the road; likewise, the workforce by 2040 will reflect the diversity of today's under-25 population.
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Amarasinghe, Ranjith and Dao, Dzung Viet and Toriyama, Toshiyuki and Sugiyama, Susumu (2007) Development of miniaturized 6-axis accelerometer utilizing piezoresistive sensing elements. Sensors and Actuators A: Physical, 134 (2). 310 - 320.
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This paper reports a novel miniaturized piezoresistive 6-axis accelerometer designed and fabricated using bulk micromachining technology. Accelerometer consists of highly symmetric single crystalline silicon crossbeam structure with 20 conventional two-terminal p-type piezoresistors diffused on the surface of the beams. This accelerometer measures three components of linear acceleration and three components of angular acceleration on three orthogonal axes simultaneously. The average measured sensitivities of the fabricated sensor for linear accelerations and angular accelerations show a cross-axis sensitivity of <4%. Comparison of the obtained experimental results and finite element simulation shows good agreement. The sensor is ideal for use in biomechanical research applications such as human gesture recognition systems.
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Wednesday, November 5, 2014, 5:30 pm – 8:00 pmBroward Center for the Performing Arts201 S.W. 5th Ave., Fort Lauderdale
• Reception5:30 pm – 6:45 pm, Porter Riverview Ballroom
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ArtsEd Forever celebrates the entire arts education community from educators and students to organizations, businesses and legislators in order to honor, recognize, celebrate and advocate arts education for all and will present an even more dazzling array of unsung arts education heroes, whose talent and leadership keep the arts alive for people of all ages. For 28 years the Broward County Arts Teacher of the Year Program has showcased the artistic excellence of students and faculty in Broward County schools. There is so much to celebrate!
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50 Cent is expanding his business portfolio with the announcement that he will release a comic book adaptation of the book The 50th Law, which he co-authored with Robert Greene.
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Joan Shankin, Director and South Classroom
Joan lived in California and Texas as a child. She has a degree in English from Texas A&M, with minors in Education and Business. She taught in high school and middle school before she had her own retail business for ten years in Houston. She did Montessori training for the elementary level at the Houston Montessori Center in 1997, and taught in an elementary Montessori classroom for four years. She completed the Montessori preschool certification with the NCME-NM teacher training course in Los Alamos in 2010. Her son Luke is at Desert Academy, and her son Quinn attends La Mariposa Montessori School.
Carolyn Jillson, Toddler Classroom
Carolyn grew up in southern California, and moved to Santa Fe in 1989. In 2010 she received her International Montessori Diploma for Infants and Toddlers from the North American Montessori Center. She has a grown son, Gabriel, and a daughter, Marina, at El Dorado Community School. Her background is in music, art, literature and the culinary arts. She loves the school and is devoted to the children.
Ali Smith, Toddler/Aftercare Classroom
Ali was born and raised in Wisconsin and did her Montessori preschool training in Milwaukee. After teaching in both Milwaukee and Chicago, she moved to New Mexico and has been here for 18 years. In recent years, Ali has worked in elder care and end of life/hospice. However, the little ones and the beginning of life called to her and she is grateful and thrilled to be in the toddler room at Children's Garden. Ali is also a licensed NM psychotherapist and has had a small private practice for the last twelve years. Ali also practices yoga and is a student of Japanese tea ceremony.
Julee White, Toddler Classroom and South Classroom
Julee was born and raised in rural Pennsylvania. She grew up Montessori; her mom was a Montessori teacher when Montessori was just entering the U.S in the 1970's. Julee helped in her mom's schools growing up, beginning her lifelong work with children. She attended Carnegie Melon University, studying art and design, before moving to Santa Fe in 1997. Julee went back east for a few years to care for her grandfather, and worked in home health care and assisted living. She is now the manager of the Eldorado community pool, and a swim instructor working with young children. Her daughter, Adelia, is at Children's Garden Montessori.
Dora Brandt, North Classroom
Dora is from Mazatlan, Mexico, and still brings her family back to visit every year for a seaside vacation. She went to a technical college in Juarez. Then she worked in quality control for an auto manufacturer. Dora came to Santa Fe before her two sons, Marc and William, were born. Dora became a Montessori teacher in 2002 at the school that her sons attended. Her hobbies include crafts, dancing, gardening and painting.
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Belle was born and raised in Newport, Arkansas and attended Randolph-Macon Woman's College where she received an A.B. in Philosophy in 1973, and then received a M. Ed. In early childhood development and education at Antioch Graduate School in 1975, then she moved to Santa Fe, New Mexico where she founded the Santa Fe Pre-School Inc. and was the director as well as a lead teacher from 1975 until 1995. Meanwhile she received a M.A. in counseling from Antioch Graduate School in 1987. While directing the pre-school she taught Parenting Classes at the school. From1997 till 2006 Belle was a Therapist Facilitator with the Youthworks Program in the Public Schools in Santa Fe, where she also provided therapeutic programs for high risk youth. From 2006 to 2009 Belle was Supervisor of Viva Familia Program at the Santa Fe Rape Crisis & Trauma treatment Center.
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In today's (Dec. 13) online issue of the International Journal of Obesity, Wanli Smith, PhD, assistant professor in the Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences, and colleagues report a link between the protein synphilin-1 and obesity.
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WASHINGTON -- Last year, a human rights organization sharply criticized D.C. police for what it called callous treatment of sexual assault cases. But now, the it has changed its tune offering high praise for a package of reforms passed by the D.C. Council.
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Wichita police say they have located a person of interest wanted in connection to the officer-involved shooting.
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UPDATE: Friday, April 13, 2012
Wichita police are searching for a person of interest in connection to a officer-involved shooting that killed a teenager.
Bradlee Ohle is wanted for questioning after an incident in the 1200 block of W. Crawford around 4:45 a.m. Friday. Officers were responding to the report of an armed residential robbery.
A 17-year-old man died in the officer involved shooting. Two other suspects remain hospitalized in fair condition.
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A teenager has died after an officer-involved shooting in west Wichita overnight.
It happened in the 1200 block of W. Crawford around 4:45 a.m. Friday. Officers responded to the report of an armed residential robbery.
Deputy Chief Terri Moses said officers saw the suspects inside the house upon arrival. Three suspects ran from the home when officers approached them. Officers told the suspects to stop and drop their weapons, but Moses said the suspects did not comply with authorities' demands.
Officers opened fire, hitting all three suspects. A 17-year-old man died as a result. Moses said it is unclear whether the suspects returned fire.
A 19-year-old man and a 20-year-old man were taken to the hospital with critical injuries. Hospital officials said the men have since been upgraded to fair condition. Officers are still looking for a fourth suspect. A description has not been released.
Moses said it appears the incident was not a random robbery. Eight people, including a two-year-old, were inside the home at the time.
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Victoria Police will use the 13-day Easter and Anzac Day holiday period to trial the country's first mobile camera, called the "Ranger", which can be used to nab drivers using phones or not wearing seat belts long before they spot the camera.
The camera will also nab motorists who drive carelessly while applying make-up or eating at the wheel.
Assistant Commissioner Robert Hill said this was one of the "most significant road policing operations conducted in this state over the Easter period".
"We know motorists are quick to put their phone down and put their seatbelt on when they see a police car," he said.
"With this long-lens camera, we will see them first."
Motorists could be fined for looking distracted and for taking their eyes off the road, regardless of whether they were holding a mobile phone at the time, Assistant Commissioner Hill said.
"History tells us that we experience significant trauma on our roads during the Easter holiday break," he said.
"Over the past five years, 1385 people have suffered as a result of 1018 collisions on Victorian roads. That means 22 people have been killed, 528 have suffered life-threatening or life-changing injuries and 835 suffered minor injuries."
Under penalties introduced late last year, drivers caught using mobile phones will be hit with hefty fines of $433 and four demerit points. Drivers on a full licence who accumulate 12 demerit points in three years can lose their licence.
Assistant Commissioner Hill said police received the cameras last year, and officers were now sufficiently trained to use them on the roads.
He said the long weekend will pose a threat to lives as people travel long distances to see family and friends.
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When Broncos head coach John Fox underwent a heart operation, and Texans head coach Gary Kubiak suffered a mini-stroke, it put an increased the spotlight on the pressures head coaches are under.
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The Hard Count, Paying Felton's Fee & A Great Decision In HoustonPosted by on December 27, 2012 – 1:54 pm
As they do each Thursday before a Sunday game, the three Vikings coordinators met with reporters inside the Winter Park field house. Here are a few of the notable discussion points from each of their conversations…
The Hard Count
One of the nuances fans can pick up by watching games on television is the different cadences of QBs across the NFL. Many QBs have non-descript cadences, but some have a distinct pattern and/or tone. Packers QB Aaron Rodgers is one with a distinct cadence, and it caused the Vikings some trouble in the Week 13 game at Lambeau Field.
In going through that game's play-by-play, I counted 5 times in which the Vikings were flagged for defensive offsides. Some of those penalties were declined, some were accepted. But all of them were because of how good Rodgers is at what they call the "hard count" to try and draw the defense across the line before the snap, sometimes resulting in a "free play" for the offense and often times resulting in a 5-yard penalty.
"You'll see time and time again the defenses that are jumping offsides in the neutral zone," Vikings Defensive Coordinator Alan Williams noted on Thursday. "We want to make sure we key the ball and get off on the ball and not any voice reflections and that type of thing."
Working on this is nothing new for NFL teams. The Vikings have made that a focus of practice every week of the season, it's just that Rodgers is better than most at drawing opponents offsides.
"He's one of the masters at it," Williams said of Rodgers, "and we have to make sure that we hold our water and not jump and shoot ourselves in the foot because we did do that the last time we played them."
Paying Felton's Fee
Vikings FB Jerome Felton was named to his first Pro Bowl on Wednesday, a well-deserved honor for the hardworking 5th-year pro. Offensive Coordinator Bill Musgrave was asked a few questions about his all-star fullback, and within one of the answers he provided a funny story from his time in Jacksonville.
"When I was in Jacksonville, James Harris, our General Manager, used to say you have to pay the fullback's fee at times for all that blocking that they do," Musgrave explained. "It's nice to hand them a belly every once in a while, a dive, throw the ball out there to him in the flat. We haven't paid Jerome his fee very often and he continues to do a good job."
No Problem In Houston
A key moment in last week's win over the Houston Texans came in the 4th quarter, with the Vikings leading 16-6 and facing a 4th and 9 from the Houston 40. For most teams, that's an automatic punting situation. But with Blair Walsh on the team, the Vikings aren't most team. Earlier in the game, Walsh blasted a 56-yard FG through the pipes, giving him a NFL-record 9 FGs of over 50 yards on the season.
Had the Vikings decided to trot Walsh and Co. out onto the field from the 40, it would've been about a 58-yard try that, if converted, would've extended the Vikings lead to 19-6. If it was off the mark or short, Houston would've taken over at their own 40 trailing by 10 with roughly 12:30 to play.
The Vikings decided to punt. And the decision paid off.
"Coach (Frazier) and I talked about that," Vikings Special Teams Coordinator Mike Priefer explained. "And the risk-reward, the risk was higher than the reward at that point in my opinion. The way our defense was playing, he and I talked about it, he made a great call and a great decision on going ahead and punting it there in that situation. Because of the situation, the way our defense was playing, pin them back deep and let's go. Kluwe had a great punt, Josh Robinson made a really nice play for us."
Kluwe's punt landed at around the 5 and Robinson sped down the field to down it at the 1. Houston went 3-and-out, punted the ball away, and the Vikings offense marched onto the field and then marched down the field on a 10-play, 64-yard TD scoring drive that was capped by a 1-yard Toby Gerhart plunge. The score put the Vikings ahead 23-6, the drive took 6:01 off the game clock, and the decision to punt rather than try a 58-yard FG turned out to be the right one.
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Packers Injury Report: CB Woodson Ruled Out, But DL Getting HealthierPosted by on December 27, 2012 – 8:00 am
Future Hall of Fame CB Charles Woodson did not play in the first Vikings-Packers matchup of the season because of a broken collarbone suffered against the St. Louis Rams in Week 7. And he won't play in the second Vikings-Packers matchup, either, because of the injury.
Sunday will mark the 9th game Woodson has missed because of the injury. The Packers were hopeful that Woodson would make his return this week for the season finale, hoping the game would serve as a tune-up for the team's postseason run.
"We were hopeful this was going to be the game," Packers Head Coach Mike McCarthy said. "This is his fourth week now going through practice. I know he's disappointed. This is a game he'd really like to play in."
Elsewhere, though, Green Bay is getting healthier. That is especially the case along the defensive line, where starter CJ Wilson returned to practice after missing the past 4 games and rookie DE Jerel Worthy also returned to work after missing last week's game. Wilson is one of Green Bay's top run stoppers, and his absence from the first border battle was a plus for Adrian Peterson and the Vikings as they ran up and down Lambeau Field. Worthy is a high-performing member of the DL rotation and one of several contributors from the Packers 2012 draft class.
Green Bay has 13 players listed on its injury report. Listed as out was Woodson. Listed as non-participants in practice were K Mason Crosby, G Josh Sitton and RB James Starks. Listed as limited participants in practice were WR Randall Cobb, G Evan Dietrich-Smith, CB Davon House, Wilson, Worthy and C Jeff Saturday. Full participants were TE Tom Crabtree, RB Alex Green and WR Jordy Nelson.
For the Vikings, DE Jared Allen, RB Adrian Peterson and CB Antoine Winfield did not practice. DE Brian Robison was limited, and P Chris Kluwe, RT Phil Loadholt and CB Marcus Sherels were full participants.
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Oct 24, 2011This is one of the worst shows I have seen on HBO. The Dern character is so unlikeable and pathetic I cringe at her every word. She is "Enlightened" and feels she is on a mission to change the world. The kind of person most people go out of their way to avoid. The supporting characters are one dimensional and annoying as well. I watched two episodes, the second to see if maybe I missed something but it only got worse.… Expand
Jan 7, 2012This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Where do I start? I'm a few episodes into this, and tend to watch it after American Horror Story for something a bit more uplifting and some balance. Being a comedy/drama I don't see how this is unreasonable, I'd imagine the average viewer is probally trying to get something similar from this. This is where my issues with this series begin. Humour is incredibly sparse, even for an American production. The central string of the story slumps along at a snails pace, which isn't helped by the fact episodes are so short. With hindsight the reason for this is related to my next point. Enlightened is boring! I can't imagine having to sit through 45-60 minutes of this show. All the show seems to do is communicate these messages to us about self discovery and awakening but does so at the total expense of any decent plot or storyline action. Messages are cool but not like this. They just swirl around aimlessly without being bound to something tangible and thats my central problem here because it gives those messages no value. Watching this I assume it's been written by somebody experiencing a mid-life crisis, as a 25-30 year old this doesn't appeal to me at all. Maybe I'm the wrong audience for this, but I just find zero entertainment here. Laura Dern does a fairly good job, but thats to be expected from an actress of her calibre. She is perhaps wasted on this, I'm also not convinced shes totally perfect for the role. I want to be positivewhich is hard here, but underneath all of the bad stuff a real (albeit very slow) storyline does exist, which could be brilliant if it engaged with the viewer better. Perhaps Englightened has been 'over written', but it's hard to tell. Making this show a little more silly, with some light hearted jokes would be a good first step for improvement.… Expand
Oct 12, 2011I watched this attempt at a series and was waiting for something to happen the entire show. I figured it out during the credits when I saw that Dern was writer and producer. It appears she wanted a star power series with all that Ben Harper money but she never was a star.
A spiritual journey that you should take a pass on because it's a slow road to nowhere with Derns weird mouth and limited acting abilities fully evident.… Expand
Oct 11, 2011This was...weak. Laura Dern is way better than this. I hope it improves. It's also not that funny. Take comedy out of its description. HBO needs to retool this.
Oct 13, 2011This series is a call for those who are tense and trying to keep up with a good life with success but ruining it at the same time...and that's it! What can be more identifiable nowadays in a world full of rational power? This approach to the spiritual subject in the edge between a life lesson and a parody makes it special for me. The humor and the characters are a lot like those of a Todd Solondz film. I love the ending. Watching the last scene in the elevator made me think of a spiritual enlightened direction of the authors. Dern and White should stay as a team for a long time. This is the most comfortable fiction show I've ever seen.… Collapse
Oct 16, 2011I like dark and dry humor, but this wasn't really funny, just dark and dry. I liked Luke Wilson though, but beyond him, the rest of the characters just seemed forgettable.
Oct 11, 2011I guess it was okay. Not very funny. Laura Dern is stepping down a level, and the writing doesn't support her character. Needs a major overhaul. I have no idea how this will be a continuous series, as the storyline isn't very broad.
Oct 17, 2011this show is really not good, it tries to be something it isnt & doesnt work. Laura Dern does a fine job, but otherwise nothing up to par. I dont see this show last more than this year
Mar 8, 2012I truly believe this is a sleeper meaning nobody is talking about it at the water cooler but just give it time Laura is an incredible actress not a fan of her until now. Luke Wilson also plays true to the character awesome writing. I'm more of a shootem up movie guy was bored one day and wham!!!!! im hooked good job guys keep up the good work.
Jan 18, 2013Its not funny. Someone tell the writers for this show that a good story requires a protagonist you can root for. This one thinks she is such a great person yet never ever tries to empathize with her co workers, etc.. I just keep thinking, that someone should end her misery.
Oct 18, 2011Loved it. Laura Dern is pitch perfect as a recovering crazed, spurned bosses' lover who attempts to find deeper meaning in her life through spiritual practice. She's like a blissed out car crash, looking to see God in everything, while still being haunted by her past rage. It's like nothing I've ever seen on TV before, poking fun at some new age rituals, while genuinely shining some light on the path to awareness, OK, Enlightenment. And it's both amusing and poignant.… Expand
Jan 2, 2012The show takes a while to grow on you, and it requires deep introspection and careful viewing from its audience. A cursory viewing of the show would cause viewers to merely cringe at Dern's psychotic character . After a few episodes and repeated watch of the episodes the characters start shining. Rarely do I ever watch a show for the second time, but the subtle "enlightening" (pun intended) messages embedded in each episodes merits this show a spot on my dvr hard drive.… Expand
Oct 11, 2011A haunting, pitch perfect dissection of a woman we all know too well...and who we may even be as much as we may not want to. Alarmingly poetic and rapturous. Laura Dern is a national treasure. Mike White is Hemingway redux.
Oct 13, 2011It seems to me that many people walked into this with skewed expectations. I never for a moment expected anything remotely sitcom, or LOL funny.
Yes it is a "comedy"â
Dec 15, 2011This show is amazing. With the first few episodes I wasn't sure what to make of it, and at that point my boyfriend stopped watching it with me because he "can't handle Amy." Not many people can. The main character is deeply flawed and often annoying. She makes painful social missteps, is completely self-absorbed, either overly friendly or mad as hell, and prone to new-ageisms. So yeah, we all know this woman. Which is one of the most amazing things about this show: that they dared to make a realistically flawed middle aged female. Also, the writing is superb, and the show just gets better as the season progresses. Occupy Abbadon!… Expand
Dec 30, 2011How does one become enlightened in a culture where everything has a price tag, including Amy's $48,000 bill for becoming "enlightened"? Brilliantly written and acted. And, challenging as all good art should be.
Jan 6, 2013A quirky and mature drama, Enlightened is unique. Quite slow-paced at first, it grows into a fascinating satire of corporate life, full of humor and intelligence.
Mar 4, 2013Where do I begin? I have watched every episode in fascination because I can't figure out what the creators are trying to put across. Amy has a severe personality disorder and has no redeeming qualities at all. She treats everyone horribly and has no self awareness. I could rant about the unbelievable situations, but of course many dramas have serious reality gaps. However this show abounds in unreality. To name a few....how did she get her original job in the first place, who in their right mind would have an office fling with her, what kind of company moves a mentally ill person into another job especially in IT! Who paid for Luke's character's rehab in Hawaii. Has there ever been a more isolated person?....without one friend in the world. No, Luke's character doesn't count. Why would Christa's family let Amy within 100 feet of her? What CEO offers a $100,000 job to a person who was kicked downstairs due to obvious and serious flaws? And on and on. But more confusing to me is this. It seems that Amy is the hero, and she's the most unlikable character. Somehow she gets people to do her bidding quite easily. So she's really quite powerful, all while striking the mouth agape pose which I guess signifies her naivete. She seems to lack social skills, but add to that a complete lack of compassion or sensitivity to anyone, her mother, Christa, Tyler, anyone really. So, she's a heartless dork, bumbling successfully through a successful takedown of the company. Her voiceovers about love and light ring so hollow because we never see her bringing love or light to any situation. Are we making fun of whistle blowers and New Age types? Are we supposed to be laughing at people with personality disorders? I am also amazed at how loved this show is. What am I not seeing? I know there is no accounting for tastes, but the only negative reviews I can find are from viewers. I can't find one professional reviewer with negative comments. They all gush. I feel like I'm watching a different show. I love HBO, but I give this show the absolute worst rating in terms of plot, message, character development, and entertainment value. Actually, it entertains me by its flaws as I try to figure out WTF. It's the show I love to hate. What am I missing??… Expand
Mar 15, 2013Oh, where do I begin? I have been asked to check the spoiler box if this review contains any spoilers. Given that nothing worth mentioning has happened in Enlightened, it'd be hard to write a spoiler. A woman has a nervous breakdown, and goes to some kind of rehab, and then comes back to her old workplace. She gets shafted and they give her a job in the hope that she moves out. Not bad, right? Yeah, well, that's all that's happened. She just sits around at her desk trying to convince people to support new age crap about meditation, as well as women's groups and other things. This show is so bland it hurts. And who ever called it a comedy-drama? There is more comedy in The Sopranos. There really is. I would have given this show 0, but I feel sorry for Mike White, who has to sit around looking sad all the time, and also because Luke Wilson made me laugh once. This show is crap. Steer well clear.… Expand
Mar 4, 2013I stumbled across this show by accident. I knew nothing about it going in. What a rewarding find. Mike White has such a great eye and voice. Hope it gets a third season. It lacks the immediate punch of many of HBO's other shows. But it resonates better than most. I greatly commend Laura Dern too. Amy Jellicoe is a tough role. Dern isn't afraid to play her as a fully realized person, showing all her warts and failings. Good stuff all around.… Expand
Feb 23, 2013This show started off really well, being very dark and funny, but also quite touching and insiring. I liked the fact that you were'nt quite sure if Amy was still unhinged or not. She seemed very serene but at the same time there was something bubbling under the surface. Then all of a sudden it started to take itself a bit too seriously and seemed to be pushing a moral message about drug use too. The show started to act like it had all the answers. And some of the narrative became cheesy as hell. We forget our sad stories..like yesterdays dreams, or shadows in the lake or whatever blah blah, the humour just evaporated. What gives? Episode 4 just turns rubbish. I'm giving up now.… Expand
Jan 27, 2013What a great concept. What great writing. What terrific acting. And along the way, some really great directing. Thank heavens Mike White (the writer) and Laura Dern (the out of this world lead and co-creator) put their heads together (I think they are neighbors), took it to HBO, and HBO had the great sense to develop it. Will it make it beyond Season 2? I have my doubts. It is genuinely quirky and well acted, not the ironic self-conscious quirk of Girls, and it has not been as promoted by HBO. So, it's a show you discover by yourself and then become addicted to, in a less fevered way than some others, but addicted nevertheless. How can one love Homeland and love Enlightened, too? I will leave that to greater minds than mine. BTW: one user reviewer seemed upset that the show is classified (is it?) as a comedy. Certainly for awards purposes, it has been. But it is painfully funny in the way life is. Good luck Enlightened.… Expand
Oct 23, 2013It doesn't surprise me that some people don't find this show funny. I don't find Tosh.0 or Two and a Half Men Funny. People have different tastes.
I think Enlightened is kind of brilliant. It's a perfect blend of dark comedy, satire, and drama with a socially conscientious flair that is desperately needed in this age. It's a show for the hopeful cynics and idealists with the ability to laugh at themselves and the absurdity they see in the world around them. Nate Fisher was annoying in his struggle for meaning and hope too, but at least Amy Jelicoe does something about it and perseveres. Turn Six Feet Under into a half hour comedy about hope in place of death, and you'll come up with something pretty close to Enlightened.… Expand
Oct 10, 2011This was okay. Laura Dern is fantastic, and her character has a lot of depth, but everything else is flat. The first episode started out very good, but as it went on, it became relatively annoying and not as entertaining. Hopefully it finds itself quickly, because I'm not quite sure what it can do to grow.
Oct 13, 2011Enlightened does start promisingly with some great characters and actors putting in their all. However the show at the moment seems more like a good concept than a fully thought out series. The idea of a show about the rough road to recovery and how to stay healthy once you got there is an intriguing thought and hopefully one this series can discuss but at the moment it tries to hard to be just a comedy. The thing about Enlightened is despite the fact it is sitcom length (20ish minutes) it isn't that funny. Its a great little drama in parts but because its trying to be something its not, it seems to be relying a bit to heavily on cringe humour and shocks when it should be delving more into Laura Dern's psyche which in my opinion is the main draw of the show. This is also evident in Luke Wilsons character who at first glance is an interestingly flawed character who is incredibly interesting but then he does a line of coke and all that mystery/uniqueness to his character is obliterated. Enlightened has the opportunity to really be something great but it needs to stop trying to fit a genre and really play into the unique qualities of the story and the characters.… Expand
Oct 11, 2011WOW. This was average. Not funny at all. Laura Dern is good, but everything else just didn't work. Hopefully it gets better. Because this won't last.
Nov 23, 2011The premise is interesting, and it's fun to watch Laura Dern and her real mother interact as daughter and mother, especially since each is such a good actress. The supporting cast is varied and the show has the right mix of humor and pathos and silliness and seriousness; I like the blend and appreciate the fact that it is not mean-spirited. It has a good heart and is not dumbed down either.
Nov 28, 2011This is such a funny show. Her charactor is so perfectly crazy and kind of sad at the same time. I love her mom, too. I cant wait untill the next episode.
Feb 14, 2012I applaud this show for being very moral and mature and praise HBO for being a cable network that finally has a show like this. The show is great at intorducing moral issues such a environmentalism & human rights through a woman who tries a little too hard to get other people to help in such causes and usually fail in very comical & dramatic ways. The show has superb acting in its cast members Diane Ladd, Amy Hill, and especially Laura Dern. Although not everyone in the cast are good actors such as Timm Sharp, Sarah Burns, and most of their guest stars while Luke Wilson & Mike White are only decent actors. This show is good but tend to very standoffish that disconnects it from viewers due to its almost all its characters being very cruel, uncaring, and unlikable leaving only the lead character Amy Jellicoe to being the only good character on the show and if the very self centered, condescending, and manipulative Amy is the only good character on this show then it's gotta be very hard to watch this show unless someone do something to the characters to make them more likable and they also have to spruce up the stories/writing in this show too because these stories aren't that interesting they are near drop dead boring so if the writers make the stories better then that along with making the characters actually likable will make this show watchable if not then well kiss this show GOODBYE.â… Expand
Mar 22, 2013This show took me by surprise. I deliberately avoided it initially because I was not a huge Laura Dern fan and I only decided to give it a shot because of the metacritic rating. Well written, excellent performances, critically acclaimed and recognised. Like Boss before it and others another excellent show gets cancelled because it doesn't cater to the lowest common denominator. It deserved another season.… Expand
By this third episode, the tone has become open, generous, and alert to every sort of character.
A black comedy working many shades of gray, Enlightened is about dark mornings of the soul and the fool's-golden glow of the new convert, and it measures the weight of the world with an eccentric scale.
The series embraces the absurdities of its subject with enough compassion to avoid outright parody.


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