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Activist Education at the Albert Einstein Institution: A Critical Examination of Elite Co-option of Civil Disobedience
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Abstract: For most progressive activists, it is a given that the military-industrial complex is a clear and highly visible barrier to progressive social change. So it is particularly interesting to note that a number of groups involved in progressive activist education which are held in high regard by activists maintain strong links to military and political elites. One of the best known of these organisations is the US-based Albert Einstein Institution. This paper will provide a systematic analysis of the history of this Institution, and the key people associated with it, and demonstrate how their work is intimately linked to the international democracy-manipulating community whose work is exemplified by the US-based National Endowment for Democracy, a group which is well-known for its support of the failed 2002 coup in Venezuela. This analysis will expose the crucial role such activist educators play in catalysing revolutions in countries deemed appropriative for regime change by transnational elites. In the light of the dubious nature of these educational activities, this paper will conclude by offering a number of suggestions for how concerned citizens and educators may counter the cynical (ab)use of activist education by political elites as a new and powerful tool of imperialism.
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Foreword by lefty:
Given the media spin and lies about events in Libya, Syria and the sabre rattling against Iran, I have reproduced here the contents of this important paper which was published as part of the "Activating Human Rights and Peace 2008" Conference Proceedings. I do hope Michael will forgive me for this but I feel certain that he would want this work to be more widely read given recent events, and the fact that his paper has recently been excised from the university website. (I guess it must have upset somebody!! :-) Kudos Michael Barker.
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by opus diablos - the regressive hypocrite party Sun Jul 22, 2012 13:23
..don't forget your shovels...when your sifting through the gnus..
by Man of Peace Thu Jul 26, 2012 10:36
As the approving references to the Churchill and Gelderloos books in the article
by feudal castrato Thu Jul 26, 2012 23:15
Stephen Zunes has defended gene sharp on several occasions. See a typical example and a rebuttal to some of his usual old chestnuts in the links in the green box above.
by Anti-CIA Propaganda Fri Jul 27, 2012 01:11
Here's a useful blog entry from "What's Left" about Stephan Zune's connection to the Institute employing Mr Gene Sharp : Stephen Zunes and the Struggle for Overseas Profits - http://gowans.blogspot.com/2008/02/stephen-zunes-and-st....html
Another Center associate is Robert Helvey, whose book On Strategic Non-Violent Conflict: Thinking about the Fundamental, is promoted on the Centers website. Helvey is a retired U.S. Army colonel and former U.S. military attaché to Myanmar (like Rodals, an improbable background for a budding Ghandi) who has been linked to anti-Chavez groups.
Chavez has accused Helveys employer, the Albert Einstein Institution, of being behind an imperialist conspiracy to overthrow his government .
Zunes says that charges that Bob Helvey or the Albert Einstein Institution or the ICNC are serving as agents of U.S. imperialism are totally unfounded and that the only visit to Venezuela that has taken place on behalf of any of these non-profit groups engaged in educational efforts on strategic nonviolence was in early 2006 when Zunes led a series of workshops at the World Social Forum in Caracas.
Chavez, he says, has fallen for a conspiracy theory. These individuals and groups are not plotting with his opponents to overthrow him.
But a Reuters report says Helvey was brought to Caracas in 2003 by a group of businessmen and professionals to give courses to young activists on how to resist, oppose, and change a government without the use of bombs and bullets.
Is Zunes unaware of this, or is he paltering with the truth?Helveys dalliances with the anti-Chavez opposition came fast on the heels of his work in Serbia before Milosevics fall where he briefed students on ways to organize a strike and how to undermine the authority of a dictatorial regime.
by W. Finnerty Fri Jul 27, 2012 08:05
"Sharp's key theme is that power is not monolithic; that is, it does not derive from some intrinsic quality of those who are in power. For Sharp, political power, the power of any state - regardless of its particular structural organization - ultimately derives from the subjects of the state. His fundamental belief is that any power structure relies upon the subjects' obedience to the orders of the ruler(s). If subjects do not obey, leaders have no power."
by opus diablos - the regressive hypocrite party Sat Jul 28, 2012 21:56
..in Venezuela gets a mention..
by An bhfuil tú ag magadh Sun Jul 29, 2012 03:31
See, its buying into this sort of bullshit that makes many left-wing groups in Ireland laughing stocks and if we are ever going to change that then we are going to have to get rid of intelligence insulting conspiracy theories like this.
by serf Sun Jul 29, 2012 04:00
seems pretty well researched to me compared to your trolling comment.
by W. Finnerty Sun Jul 29, 2012 08:32
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by serf Tue Aug 07, 2012 13:04
why Albert Einstein? It is an unsuspicious name. Gene Sharps first book on Gandhis methods began with a preface signed by Albert Einstein, though the book was written in 1960, five years after the geniuss death. Therefore, Albert Einstein did not write anything for Sharps work. All that Sharp did was reproducing an article on non violence written by the scientist.
by Green Fellow Thu Aug 23, 2012 14:05
"Gene sharp is a rabid anti communist.."
by sharpened Thu Aug 23, 2012 16:32
"Gene sharp is a rabid anti communist.."
Awad was just used and discarded. These dangerous ideas are not really intended for the likes of the palestinians or occupy wall street !!by sharpened Thu Aug 23, 2012 20:07
"Awad was a protégé of Gene Sharp, the American strategist of nonviolence who would inspire the Egyptian organizers of this winter's revolution. Awad published an Arabic edition of Sharp's handbook of tactics and added a few of his own, such as planting trees on Palestinian-owned land to prevent Israeli settlement on it. In 1988, Israel deported him to the United States."
by Irish Anti-Imperialist Fri Aug 24, 2012 04:50
Sharp's methods are only effective if you have a huge and hegemonic world-wide imperialist media on your side, reporting every little demo you do as a major "blow" to the "regime," if you have millions of dollars of CIA cash being fed into your your organizations, and if you have NATO behind you, threatening the state with extermination from the air if it's security forces dare to enforce the law of the land on you. That's why Occupy Wall Street etc. have been such a failure. All Occupy Wall Street had was ordinary people, and Sharp's methods.
by southern comfort Mon Oct 01, 2012 19:49
...what progressive activists?? Puh-leeze, this was holy catholic Ireland! We haven't even expelled the priests yet, the CIA is way beyond our reach.
by T Wed Nov 06, 2013 22:05
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Miranda Kerr makes a fashionable statement while walking through NYC's West Village neighborhood on Friday (June 29).
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There is a new version of this tutorial available for Ubuntu 12.10 (Quantal Quetzal).
The Perfect Desktop - Ubuntu Studio 7.10 - Page 4
This tutorial exists for these OS versions
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4 The Synaptic Package Manager
The Synaptic Package Manager is an easy to use program to install and deinstall software from the available repositorys - or just to check which programs are installed. There are about 23.000 Packages available in the repositories that are added by default in Ubuntu 7.10.
The Synaptic Package Manager is accessible via the gnome system menu.
When you click on the button a popup will be shown that is asking for your password.
The Synaptic Package Manager appears after you entered your password.
4.1 Deinstall Packages
To deinstall one or more packages switch to the status view and mark "Installed". Now you'll see all packages that are installed on your system - you can browse them or search one or more packages with the search function. Within you can enter a package name or search term.
If you found a package that you want do deinstall, click on the green checkbox and select "Mark for Removal" or "Mark for Complete Removal" from the context menu. The difference between the both options for deinstall is, that a complete removal will also delete the configuration files while the normal removal won't delete them. This can be useful if you want to keep your configurations for a package (You can install it again later and don't need to configure it a second time).
Afterwards the package is marked with a red cross.
To take the changes affect click on "Apply" in the upper menu bar and afterwards commit the summary.
Now the deinstallation begins.
4.2 Install Packages
To install one or more packages switch to the status view and mark "Not installed". Now you'll see all packages that are not installed on your system - you can browse them or search one or more packages with the search function. Within you can enter a package name or search term.
If you found a package that you want to install, click on the white checkbox and select "Mark for Installation" from the context menu.
The packages you want to install will occasionally have dependences - then a window will pop up and you have to commit the marking of the additional needed packages.
Afterwars the package and its dependences are marked with a yellow arrow. Dependences are marked green as well.
To take the changes affect click on "Apply" in the upper menu bar and afterwards commit the summary.
The packages are being downloaded...
...and afterwards installed.
4.3 Update The System
The system will check for updates automatically and notify you if updates are available. You can adjust the check-intervals within the Synaptic Package Manager.
The system will notify you if there are updates available. Klick on the orange button for details.
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If you don't smile while playing Skipping Stone, you must be dead on the inside. I-play has introduced the ultimate casual game for mobile, a simple, one-touch game with accessibility that could (and should) see all ages of mobile gamers happily downloading the game. The concept is deliriously common: Skip a stone across a lake. And you know how you do this? Press a single button, over and over, to an inner rhythm that will keep the stone aloft as long as humanly possible.
Skipping Stone has two game play modes: distance and splash. The distance mode measures the latitude of your run, the goal being to rack up the most mileage for a single toss. How much power you put behind the initial throw has a lot to do with success -- you definitely want to put as much "oomph" behind the toss as possible. Keep racking up consecutive perfect skips on the water by pressing the button just as the rock smacks the water's surface, and you'll find yourself a long way from shore.
The splash mode doesn't count distance, just the number of times you can bounce the stone on the water. Combos are important in this mode, but if you are clever enough to keep your rock low to the water, you can really juice your score.
Now, the day at the lake is not necessarily a pristine one. Environmental hazard will affect your splash runs. Tornados sometimes strike, which causes your handset to vibrate -- and if you're not of a steady hand, this can really upset your rhythm. Fortunately, there are power-ups and bonuses that help keep you less-than-waterlogged. Springs goose your bouncing. A whale, drawn oh-so-cartoonish, will hoist the stone on its water spout for added altitude.
Skipping Stone matches its infectiously happy design with an equally light-hearted set of production values. The time of day changes the longer you remain aloft, and eventually it seems your stone has been awake so long its hallucinating. it's would be unfortunate to ruin some of the surprise scenery, but needless to say, whatever they drink at Gamevil to come up with this stuff, it should be bottled and sold.
The Verdict
Skipping Stone is one of my favorite mobile games. Not of 2005. It's one of my favorite mobile games ever, and I've been on this tip since 2002, when color games were first being introduced. I love that I can spend either three minutes or thirty with it and still get the same buzz off of its engrossing, yet playful, design. Bouncing rocks on water doesn't get much more high concept, but the execution is so strong you're likely to spend more time just tapping that one button than playing some of the deeper mobile RPGs and action games on the decks. This is not just pure gaming, it's pure entertainment, and it deserves to be enjoyed by everybody.


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|2011-11-19, 07:09
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@ Zero - He's a father to his men but he's a dick to all suspects. Basically all sides are morally gray in their own way.
PT - Complete monster leaders but operatives are people they saved from horrible lives.
FRACTURE - Well meaning people that sometimes go over the line and may act rashly which costs people.
Irish's group - Doesn't kill civilians members tend to be people who were average joes who got screwed over by the IS. Perfectly willing to have a child through extreme pain and some members are obviously amoral.
IS academy group - Helps people if they can but cause a LOT of propert damage and tend to very abusive during their worst moments.
Tatenashi's group is the only one that's white
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@ Zero - He's probably just busy either fixing your fic or doing assignments. He'll contact you soon
Side note - Irish's mother is a case of saving operatives: She managed to escape a horrible life and get a good life for her and her daughters. Irish being trapped in a death camp is an accident since she assumed PT would take care of him after he accidentally got caught in the blast. Guess that didn't work out so well....
|2011-11-19, 07:27
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Yes, well, just read this
Spoiler for Grim Dark:
This is too sudden and may not match the previous chapter's atmosphere (the dark element is insert here and there but still overshadowed by idealistic, happy-going teenage spirit) , and besides, I don't create Yoshi as Chaotic Neutral villain. <:3
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|2011-11-19, 07:36
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@ Zero - Just drop the killing parents thing. Everything else is fine and can be used to show that he's a guy who's been through a lot but still keeps pushing.
Side note - I should be able to finish Michael's chapter by tom. Would you mind reading it and give tips for improvements? I need to make it appropriate.
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|2011-11-19, 07:48
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@ Zero - So far I have:
Michael and his partner enter the building and cause the distraction.
News report hits about the bombs in the conference hall.
Michael asks his partner about it and he says it's part of Viktor's plan.
Michael says it's crazy and gets held by gunpoint.
Manages to overpower him and knock him out.
Viktor's heard over the radio if the bomb they planted is safe. (Doesn't know Michael survived)
Michael goes to bombs location and manages to disarm it.
Gets shot in the side when the partner woke up and took a pot shot at him.
Struggle for the gun and partner gets killed when impaled by broken glass.
FRACTURE team led by Akira surround the building.
Tries to get out (Hard due to gunshot wound) and tries to bypass the barrier.
Akira tells him to stop but he becomes somewhat delirious due to loss of blood.
Tries to show detonator but they assume he's going to detonate the bomb and Akira shoots him.
POV ends with his death.
What do you think? Is it okay?
|2011-11-19, 07:51
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Yep, that'll work :3
That's what I think ridiculous as well, Yoshi and Chifuyu does hate their parents but there's no reason for them to kill anyone especially their own parents. If anyone is bored so to speak, it's Iori, Tabane's boyfriend, and evne him will chose more reasonable method than launching nuclear missile.
As for OC names, it's just that, we creates OC for primary, secondary and tertiary characters, protagonist or antagonist. But God forbid they rob the spotlight from Main roster too much.
|2011-11-19, 07:56
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|2011-11-19, 07:56
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@ Zero - I still hate writing shoot the shaggy dog stories Oh well, it's something the (few that I have) readers won't expect. The flashback chapters tend to be this since the POV is from people who obviously don't show up.
Charlotte's mother is one for the heroines side. Trying hard to fight off her sickness so her child wouldn't worry, but in the end it becomes too much for her and her last thoughts are trying to apologize to Charlotte for leaving her.
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Hackers Breach WordPress Source Code
In yet another compromise that has struck the servers of blogging platform WordPress, the company's founding developer Matt Mullenweg disclosed Wednesday that its source code has been breached.
The compromise comes more than a month after WordPress suffered a massive distributed denial of service attack at "multiple Gigabits per second and tens of millions of packets per second," which it considered to be the largest compromise it ever faced.
Mullenweg wrote in an official blog post warning its customers that its servers had suffered a low-level root break-in, possibly exposing anything contained in those servers.
The compromise that struck the source code of WordPress might not stand at par with the hack that beset the email service provider Epsilon early last week, where its database containing personally identifiable information was exposed in an unauthorized access into its email system.
The database contained at least the email addresses of customers of Epsilon's clients such as Barclaycard, Citigroup, Disney, JP Morgan Chase, hotel chain Marriott, bookseller AbeBooks, and sports apparel dealer Lacoste.
But however minimal Automattic (owner of WordPress.org) presumed the compromise into its source code to have reached, Mullenweg has advised bloggers using WordPress platform to change their passwords as soon as possible.
"While much of our code is open source, there are sensitive bits of our and our partners' code. Beyond that, however, it appears information disclosed was limited," he wrote.
Graham Cluley, a senior technology consultant at Sophos, wrote in a blog post that "it would be more sensible for WordPress bloggers" to change their passwords if they felt they're no longer secure.
Cluley wrote that "many internet users have chosen to use the same password on multiple websites" which could lead to an extended compromise once one website is hacked.
"If your password was stolen from one website, it could then be used to unlock many other online accounts – and potentially cause a bigger problem for you," he said, advising readers to always use unique passwords.
He added that the (source code) compromise could only possibly affect the blog posted on WordPress.org, not those sites that opted to self-host their own blog using the software of WordPress.
Meanwhile, Automattic has started reviewing "logs and records about the break-in to determine the extent of the information exposed, and re-securing avenues used to gain access" according to Mullenweg.
Automattic also assured WordPress users that it was unlikely that their passwords have been stolen aside from the source code, adding that the hackers could still hardly break into them since Automattic stores the passwords in hashed format which is difficult to penetrate.


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Your homeowner's policy may cover a lot more than you think. Aside from covering damages incurred due to natural disasters such as fires or earthquakes, your policy may also cover other unfortunate incidences. Depending on your policy, you might also have coverage over the legal liability of a third party becoming injured on your property. This is important because without some form of coverage you can be sued for all your personal assets if you are found responsible for the injury.
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One of my goals for 2008 was to plan our meals in advance. I tried the weekly menu plan - it seemed like I was always planning; the bi-weekly menu plan - still took too much time; and finally the monthly menu plan - this is the one that worked for me. I try to sit down at the end of the month and plan out meals for the following month. I make a list of the meals I plan to make that month - and then at the beginning of each week, I take out that list and transfer in which meals we'll have. Following are the meals I plan to make for the month of February:
Homemade Pizza x2
Three Cheese Pasta
Spaghetti Pie
Spaghetti noodles with cheese
Homemade Macaroni & Cheese from Tammy's Recipes
Cheesy Chicken Vermicelli from Tammy's Recipes
Broccoli Cheddar Soup
Baked Potato Soup
Creamy Corn Chowder from Tammy's Recipes
White Chicken Chili
Crockpot Italian Chicken
Crockpot Beef Stew
Chicken Potpie
Cheesy Beef and Rice from Heavenly Homemakers
Cracker Casserole
Pepperoni Pizza Rolls
Beefy Enchilada Bake from Heavenly Homemakers
Saturday, January 31, 2009
February Meals
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About Harold Klunder
Born in the Netherlands, Harold Klunder has been exhibiting his paintings in Canada for over three decades. Klunder forms deep relationships to his pieces, sometimes working on each one for several years. His patient approach manifests itself in abstract works that seem to exist outside of time as we experience it on a day-to-day basis. In Green Abstraction (2012–14), the loose outline of a face melts upward in writhing, bold green lines; the mouth is agape, suggesting the slow cycle of receiving and forgetting ideas. Klunder strives not to depict any specific object or idea, but instead aims to render consciousness itself.
Canadian, b. 1943, Deventer, Netherlands, based in Montreal, QC, Canada
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New Orleans, LA – Today, Gulf Restoration Network, Waltzer Wiygul & Garside and Vanishing Earth flew over coastal Louisiana, documenting the Hilcorp Energy pipeline spill in Lake Grande Ecaille in northern Barataria Bay. The crude oil spill, which was reported yesterday as 8 square miles, has washed ashore into the marsh.
"The spill is smothering shoreline marshes," said Scott Eustis, Coastal Wetland Specialist at Gulf Restoration Network. "Northern Barataria Bay is in the Master Plan as a crucial wetland for sheltering coastal communities from storms. The marshes oiled by this spill will die, but we need these wetlands to defend us from storms - Hilcorp is messing with our future."
In addition to providing important storm protection for communities, Barataria Bay is also a center for recreational and commercial fishing and serves as essential fish and migratory bird habitat. During today's flyover, there were visible oil sheens over oyster leases, oiled marshes and birds trying to land in oiled areas.
"Barataria Bay was one of the most heavily oiled areas during the BP disaster, and now Hilcorp is once again oiling our marshes and harming our fish and dolphins." said Raleigh Hoke, Campaign Director with Gulf Restoration Network. "Time and time again, we see the oil and gas industry undermining restoration efforts and refusing to pay for the damage they have done. It's time for them to pay their fair share to fix the coast."
Gulf Restoration Network is submitting a report of our findings to Louisiana Oil Spill Coordinator's Office and Environmental Protection Agency. Click here for photos from the flight.
Gulf Restoration Network is a 22-year-old non-profit dedicated to uniting and empowering people to protect and restore the health of the Gulf of Mexico.
Vanishing Earth is a New Orleans based environmental watchdog organization founded in 2015.
Waltzer Wiygul & Garside is a law firm with offices in the New Orleans area and Ocean Springs, Mississippi. The firm represents citizen, fishermen, and community groups in environmental matters.


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Jonah, Worth, Tulsa and Akane busied themselves with their load-outs for the salvage operation as YJ brought Shenmue into docking range with the stricken vessel. Linking up airlocks was going to require some tricky maneuvering, but Johnson was more than up to the task.
Meanwhile, the rest of the crew suited up in the special rescue suits provided by Carver, who inspected each one of them. He noticed that the crew had armed themselves, and told them to be cautious, as the chemical oxygen emitter was basically a large tank of unstable lithium perchlorate, to say nothing of the compressed hydrogen fuel in the mobile reserve tank he had brought along in case the Breaker Morant had simply run out of gas.
Docking belly to belly with the larger Dragonfly transport mean that everything going into Shenmue's airlock was going to have to be rotated vertically before exiting Breaker Morant's airlock and entering the bulk freighter's cargo bay – a tricky proposition considering the bulky dimensions of much of the salvage gear. However that's what Carver's brutal training regimen had been preparing the crew for, so there were few complaints.
From his position in the command pod, Carver performed a series of checks of the audio-video units mounted on the crew's helmets. Satisfied, he gave the crew his blessing to begin their work. They marched into the airlock, and the heavy doors sealed behind them. Johnson, perched on Shenmue's bridge, manipulated the airlock's artificial gravity and soon the crew were lazily somersaulting from floor to ceiling. Then he triggered the lock's opening mechanism.
The hatch opened into darkness. Their suits' built-in temperature sensors told them that the cargo bay was as cold as a walk-in deep freezer. Their headlamps illuminated a level fog of carbon dioxide at knee-level. Escaping atmo from Shenmue's airlock carved eddies through the mist. The suits' chem-analyzers detected barely breathable amounts of oxygen, but dangerous levels of both carbon dioxide and halon.
Carver's voice was static in the crew's ears. "The firefighting systems must be malfunctioning, so you'd better watch your step. A direct hit from the fire suppression emitters will freeze you to the core, or suck all the breathable air out of your lungs if your suit loses integrity. Keep your suits on until we can get the power back up."
"No kidding," Jonah said as he moved into the dark cavern that was Breaker Morant's cargo bay. The rest of the crew followed behind him.
"I don't know why we don't just pull the Oh-Two and make sure there ain't anyone waiting to bushwhack us," Worth grumbled.
"Right," Akane said. "That's a great way to make sure there are survivors on board."
"I'm just sayin," Worth countered as he flicked on his headlamp.
"Okay, fan out everyone. Let's secure Mr. Carver's cargo and then see what's got this ship so messed up." Jonah said.
Jonah and the Doc started to search the cavernous cargo bay while Worth and Akane took the nearest stairs to the upper deck to check on the status of the ship's engines.
The cargo bay was much larger than Shenmue's, though it followed roughly the same floor plan. Elevated cargo platforms were linked by catwalks and stairs to the upper deck, and here and there were stacked innocuous pallets of crates, partially obscured by the knee-high fog.
The Doc shouted in surprise as he tripped over something in the darkness.
Akane and Worth climbed to the second deck, which was just as blacked out as the first. According to the ship's layout the engine compartments were aft of their position, but they would have to cut through the ship's galley and common area to get there. Their passage was blocked by a sealed emergency hatch. Akane studied the lock on the hatch, then motioned for Worth to cover her as she went to work on it.
She forced the hatch open and got a metallic shriek for her trouble. She steadied her headlamp and let its light cut through the gloom of the common area. Everywhere she shone her lamp she could see signs of humanity interrupted. Plates of food on the galley tables, a spilled bottle of wine, a chair lying on its back on the deck. A snatch of an old poem drifted through her head:
Yet, as we crowded through the door,
We only saw a table spread
For dinner, meat, and cheese and bread;
But, all untouched; and no-one there,
As though, when they sat down to eat,
Ere they could even taste,
Alarm had come, and they in haste
Had risen and left the bread and meat,
For at the table head a chair
Lay tumbled on the floor.
Then both she and Worth heard a quiet clicking sound coming from somewhere inside the room.
Picking himself up off the deck, the Doc turned to shine his light on whatever it was that he tripped over.
"Let me guess," Jonah said, swinging his helmet lamp around. "Dead guy?"
"Dead guy," Doc Tulsa confirmed. He was standing astride the prone corpse of a man in his early 40s or so, wearing a worn greatcoat of the kind favoured by Alliance officers, though all rank insignias had been removed. The dark blue of the coat was stained almost maroon with dried blood, the source of which was a ragged gash in the man's neck. The doctor's keen eyes told him that the carotid artery had been severed, and that death by exsanguination had quickly followed. He checked the corpse's face against the crew manifest provided by Carver and surmised that the body belonged to that of the captain of the Breaker Morant.
"Are you seeing this, Carver?" he said as he checked the body for other wounds.
"Yes. Please take a closer look at the wound for a moment, would you?" Carver asked.
"Well, it looks like this guy didn't die of natural causes," Jonah said to no one in particular. "How long's he been lying there?"
"Difficult to say," murmured the doctor. "This cargo hold's colder than a refrigerator, but I'd guess he's been in this state for several days."
"Terrific." Jonah said. "So what, was he cut on, or stabbed?"
The Doc studied the large wound on the man's neck. Something didn't seem right about it.
One deck above the impromptu autopsy, Worth and Akane stopped in their tracks as they heard the clicking sound from somewhere inside the galley. "You hear that?" Akane whispered.
"Yep," Worth said.
The two swept their helmet lamps from side to side, illuminating various slices of the darkened common area before their beams hit on the same point. They saw a woman seated at one of the galley tables, her back to them. The woman's long dark hair was a constrast to the white skin of her bare back.
Akane and Worth traded a glance and then as silently as they could began to flank the seated stranger, coming up on either side. In the uneven light from their headlamps they could see that the woman was playing a solitary game of Go, and the clicking sound was coming from her long fingernails as they listlessly moved black and white beads around one another on the board. Next to the game board, partially obscured by a pile of playing pieces, was a long-bladed kitchen knife that reflected the light from the pair's lamps.
Akane flipped on the external helmet speaker. "Miss, are you okay? We're here to help."
The woman stopped moving the game and turned to look at Akane through a veil of matted black hair. Then she screamed, long and loud.
In the cargo hold, the sudden scream echoed and the Doc dropped the body bag he was busy unfurling. "The hell?" Jonah said as he took off towards the nearest staircase.
In the galley, the screaming continued as the woman leapt to her feet. Akane took a step back involuntarily. "Please, ma'am, calm down, we're here to help." The wild-eyed woman shied away from the bright light, still screaming hysterically, then in an instant launched herself at Akane, hands flailing against her helmet's faceplate.
"Whoa, catfight!" Worth said.
Akane tried to get a read on her assailant – was she screaming in fear or rage? Her question was answered when the woman balled up her fest and punched Akane with enough force to knock the wind from her lungs. Then Akane's training took over and she grappled with the crazed woman, trying to wrestle her to the floor.
Worth grinned, but then recognized the animal ferocity of the woman's attacks. He struck at her with the butt of his pistol, but she didn't even flinch. Then she and Akane were tangled on the floor, and she was still screaming, clawing at Akane's helmet faceplate.
"Gorram it, calm down!" Akane pleaded as she got the girl into a half-nelson, trying to subdue her. The woman was incredibly strong, however, and wriggled out of Akane's clutches.
Jonah and the Doc breathlessly entered the common area to find Akane wrestling with an obviously crazy person while Worth stood flat-footed, mouth agape. Jonah wasted no time, tackling the woman at the knees while yelling, "Doc, dope her for god's sake!"
Jonah tried to pin the hysterical woman to the deck while the Doc rummaged through his kit for some tranquilizers. "Please tell me you haven't used them all up!" he shouted through gritted teeth as he began to lose his grip on the sinuous stranger. Then the doc was straddling them both, jabbing a hypo-derm into the woman's shoulder. "That ought to do it," the Doc said as the woman snarled at him.
Incredibly, Jonah felt the woman fighting back, and in an instant he was shoved off, landing next to Akane, who was backing up while cursing in Japanese.
"You'd better up the dose, doc!" as he grappled with the woman, who showed no sign of slowing down. As the doc found another trank and stabbed it home, the woman screamed again and threw Jonah aside, leaping on top of the galley table, scattering the Go gameboard and dozens of black and white pieces aside. As she got to her feet, the crew saw the kitchen knife clasped in her hands.
"Hell with this!" Worth shouted, and aimed his pistol at the table leg, hoping to throw the woman off balance. The shot knocked the leg loose, but the woman, lithe like a dancer, jumped to the deck and slashed her knife at the Doc, cutting his rescue suit and opening a gash on his shoulder.
"Ta ma duh!" Worth raised his pistol and shot at the woman's leg. The bullet struck home with a wet thud, but didn't faze the knife-wielder, who continued to slash at the retreating doctor.
Akane's pistol was now up and tracking, and she fired a shot at the woman's other leg in an attempt to slow her down. It too found its mark, punching a ragged exit hole out of the back of the woman's thigh, but again, she didn't flinch, even as bright-red blood cascaded down to pool on the deck plates.
"The drugs should have kicked in by now!" shouted the Doc as he staunched the flow of blood from his arm as best he could.
As the woman raised the knife to stab at the Doc yet again, Akane fired another round, this time at the attacker's chest. The sound of the round striking was louder than the report of Akane's pistol. The woman staggered back, dropping the knife. Her screams took on a wet, gargling tone as her legs finally gave out and she collapsed into a bloody heap on the floor.
Silence descended as the four would-be rescuers stood there trying to process what had just happened. Then Carver's static-laden voice cut through the gloom.
"Um, did you guys just kill a member of the crew I hired you to rescue?"
Carver's comment galvanized the Doc into action. Ignoring his own knife wound, which he figured was going to require several stitches, he immediately grabbed his first aid kit and rushed to the prone woman's side in an attempt to stabilize her.
Taking the hint, Jonah ran back to the cargo bay to retrieve the stretcher. "Look at it this way doc, you only have to remove one bullet instead of three," he said, referencing Akane's unique choice of ammo.
Akane found the crew manifest in a pocket of the Doc's medical kit and pulled it out, shining the headlamp into the unconscious woman's face as the Tulsa dealt with the sucking chest wound. "She's not a crew member or a registered passenger," Akane said. "Her image capture's not on the list."
"Say again?" Carver asked.
"Whoever this crazy is, she's not part of the ship's crew. She's not supposed to be here at all!" Akane said.
Jonah helped the Doc lift the woman, who now looked a lot less threatening, onto the stretcher. "I need to get her to the infimary if she's going to have a shot at living," the Doc said.
"Just get her lucid long enough to answer some questions," Jonah said.
"I told you, we should have pulled the atmo just to be on the safe side!" Worth said.
"Shut up," Jonah said as he helped the Doc wheel the stretcher out of the galley, wrestling it onto the catwalks and stairs down into the cargo bay.
As they were pushing the stretcher across the fog-laden deckplates, Jonah thought he heard a hissing sound at his boots. He shouted a warning and dove to the side as a sudden explosion of fire suppression gas erupted from below, knocking the stretcher aside.
"Watch your step," Akane said as the two picked themselves up off the deck and righted the stretcher.
"Thanks," Jonah said sarcastically.


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To Romanus, Guardian (Defensorem).
Gregory to Romanus, etc.
Our son Theodosius, abbot of the Monastery founded by the late Patrician Liberius in Campania, is known to have intimated to us that the late illustrious lady Rustica about one and twenty years ago, in the will that she made, appointed in the first place Felix, her husband, to be her heir, and delegated to him the foundation of a Monastery in Sicily; but on this condition — that if he should not within the space of one year pay all the legacies bequeathed to her freedmen, or establish the aforesaid Monastery as she desired, then the holy Roman Church should have undisputed claim to the portion which she was understood to have in the farm of Cumas, and that it should lend aid for paying the above legacies, and for the construction of the said monastery. Hence, seeing that, as is said, the bequeathed property has not so far been made over in full to this same monastery, and some part of the possession is up to this time detained by her heirs, let your Experience thoroughly enquire into and examine the case. And in the first place indeed, if under the conditions of the will any heirship comes in wherein our Church may have a plea, we desire you to investigate and clearly ascertain it, and act for the advantage of the poor, as the order of the business may require; and then to be instantly solicitous for the due establishment of that cell, and the recovery of the bequeathed property, to the end that the pious desire of the testatrix may be fulfilled in both respects, and the unjust detainers of the property may learn from just loss the guilt of their undue retention. With all vivacity, then, we desire you both to enquire into this case and, with the help of the Lord, to bring it to an issue, that the pious devotion of the ordainer may at length take effect. But we desire you also, as far as justice allows, to succour this monastery in all ways, that lay persons who ought to have rendered the succour of their assistance may not, as is asserted, have power of doing hurt in the name of the founder.
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The East Antarctic ice sheet flows off the Antarctic continent into the surrounding Southern Ocean. This vast expanse of ice abruptly surrenders to sapphire seas that are home to an array of marine life. Coastal currents, including the Prydz Bay Gyre, mingle with the Antarctic Circumpolar Current, supporting marine life throughout the circumference of the continent. Penguins, seals, krill, and toothfish (also known as Chilean sea bass) are among the many species that rely on this relatively unexplored, remote, and frigid habitat for survival.
The Pew Charitable Trusts urges the Commission for the Conservation of Antarctic Marine Living Resources (CCAMLR) to designate several areas off the coast of East Antarctica as marine protected areas. CCAMLR is the international body of 24 countries and the European Union established in 1982 to protect the remarkable biodiversity of the Southern Ocean. If all members agree to protect these sensitive marine ecosystems, their action would help penguins and other species that rely on these waters for food. With climate change disproportionately affecting the polar regions, a marine reserve off East Antarctica would provide a crucial global reference area for assessing the impact on the biodiversity of the Southern Ocean.
For over a million years, glacial streams have carved deep canyons into the continental shelf and slope along the East Antarctic coastal region. Today, these gorges host remarkably diverse ecosystems. The Gunnerus Ridge rises from the depths of the ocean bed to a seamount—an underwater mountain—producing upwellings that distribute nutrients to surrounding waters.
The unique marine habitat off the continental shelf of Prydz Bay, one of the most productive and biologically diverse in the region, is due to a large channel formed during prehistoric times. The seals and seabirds off the shores here feed mostly on krill and silverfish—two species vital to a healthy ecosystem. Prydz Bay hosts large populations of snow petrels, as well as Antarctic terns and a variety of albatross species.
East Antarctica supports many colonies of Adélie and emperor penguins. About 640,000 pairs of Adélie penguins and an estimated 55,000 pairs of emperor penguins forage over great distances. Emperors travel up to 900 kilometers (560 miles) from their colonies and Adélies more than 480 kilometers (300 miles).
Large populations of minke, humpback, blue, and fin whales inhabit the waters of the East Antarctic, as well as various species of seals, including crabeater, Weddell, Ross, and leopard seals. Crabeaters are particularly prolific, with 1 million estimated to breed off East Antarctica. The region also harbors up to 42 percent of the world's little-known Ross seals, which have been designated a specially protected species under the Protocol on Environmental Protection to the Antarctic Treaty.
Sponsored by Australia, France, and the European Union, the proposal would create a "representative system" of marine protected areas. Because of historically sparse fishing activity and research in these waters, scientists have predicted local species-richness based on habitat type. Using this method, the proposal sets aside unique biogeographical areas for protection based on characteristics known to support biodiversity. This approach for designing marine protected areas is common in data-poor places such as the East Antarctic.
The original 2010 proposal for an East Antarctic system of marine protected areas identified seven representative regions for conservation, with varying degrees of protection for benthic (seafloor) and pelagic (open ocean) locations. After revisions to the proposal at the last annual meeting in 2013, only four of those areas remained, and the plan did not include the most sensitive one in the region, Prydz Bay.
The proposal also includes review language that would allow management of the area to be adjusted if necessary, an approach supported by the International Union for Conservation of Nature. Monitoring and management of the protected areas would be reviewed every ten years. The proposal is set to expire 30 years after designation. If the plan is adopted, CCAMLR would have the opportunity to extend these marine protected areas in the future.
Scale: Pew supports meaningful protections in East Antarctica that preserve large-scale ecosystem processes in their entirety and maintain crucial predator-prey relationships. Areas proposed for protection must remain very large, and should not allow fishing or any other extractive activities.
Pew urges CCAMLR not to allow further concessions to the number or size of the proposed protected areas and to include protection for Prydz Bay. Each representative area must also include pelagic and benthic protections to help safeguard crucial foraging habitat for Adélie and emperor penguins.
Duration: To be effective, the East Antarctic representative system of marine protected areas must be permanent. Instead of a 30-year duration clause, or expiration date, the proposal should include standard review language to ensure that effective monitoring and management measures are in place, and to ensure that the conservation measures are effectively implemented.
Visit www.pewtrusts.org/penguins to become an advocate for the penguins of East Antarctica. There you can sign our petition to protect these waters, and join the global effort to protect Antarctica's Southern Ocean.
Tell CCAMLR that the time for action is now.
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Executive Director, Utah Trial Innovation Center
University of Utah
Ms. Burr is the Executive Director of the Trial Innovation Center at the University of Utah. A board-certified Pediatric RN, she is a clinical research management professional with two decades of experience. Her experience includes managing large multicenter clinical trials, training, mentoring and motivation of clinical research operations teams.


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Meizu announce partnership with Haier! A connected home on the way?
by Jan 20, 2015 1:32 am0
Meizu and Haier have announced a cooperation between the two companies that might spawn a collection of connected home appliances and white goods!
Meizu have already announced that their new launch will be aimed at a "Connected" life, and teasers from yesterday hinted that the company could be aiming to build a collection of smart connected devices, well today we have the actual proof.
On the official Meizu Weibo this morning, Meizu announced that it had teamed up with white goods maker Haier. Haier are a Chinese manufacturer of home appliances (washing machines, air conditionaers) and consumer electronics (TV's, phones, tablets), who have factories across China, Asia, Europe and even the U.S.
Although the details of the cooperation are still under wraps it doesn't need much imagination to see Haier smart products connected to a Meizu smarthome though Flyme cloud services and Meizu smartphones.
We can't wait to see the first smart products from the Meizu and Haier collaboration, perhaps they will be on show during the January 28th launch event?


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My thumb has really been aching since I shut the door on it.
The hockey player had a terrible ache in his shoulder after the game.
Her tooth was aching so much that she had trouble falling asleep.
When I had the flu, my skin felt very sensitive, and my muscles ached all over.
The runners soaked their aching feet in warm water after the race.
His neck ached after sleeping on the couch all night.
The woman's heart was aching with a mixture of sadness and happiness as she watched her daughter getting married.
Long after leaving the coast, she still ached for the smell of the ocean.
Our legs were aching after walking around the city all day shopping.
My ear really aches; I think I'd better see a doctor.


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The Atlantis has gathered a strong following for its famous Barbadian buffets served on Wednesdays and Sundays.
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The restaurant at The Atlantis Hotel is open daily for breakfast, lunch and dinner with the exception of Sunday nights most of the year. Sunday night dinner service will be available from Sunday November 12th 2017 to Sunday April 1st, 2018. Reservations are strongly encouraged especially for our buffets, to avoid disappointment.
Our famous, West Indian Buffet Lunch is offered every Wednesday and Sunday and is very popular with locals and visitors. The menu is varied and offers authentic Bajan and Caribbean cuisine using fresh, local ingredients prepared by our culinary team. Reservations are highly recommended.
Our À La Carte Lunch Menu, Kids Menu, Dessert Menu and Wine/Cocktail List are posted below. Our À La Carte Dinner Menu changes every week, therefore, e-mail us for the most current one.
The restaurant has the capacity to comfortably accommodate 120 persons on the inside and 120 persons on the outside deck. The Atlantis Hotel is a wonderful place for a special occasion, whether you're celebrating a birthday, wedding or family reunion. Our dining rooms can host up to 200 guests for any function.
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4 Scientific Reasons Single People Should Be Themselves on Valentine's
There's always going to be mixed feelings when Valentine's Day rolls around.
Couples celebrate their relationship, love, and happiness with chocolates and elaborate gifts. For those of us who don't have a significant other? Well, it's a holiday that reminds you that you're still single.
If you happen to find yourself unattached, the topic of love is going to be staring you in the face on February 14th. When you don't have someone to share the day with, it can be all too common to start asking yourself a few questions.
Why haven't you found someone yet? Will you ever? Are you destined to be alone? Are your standards too high? Are you not good enough?
You can stop the self doubt and tom-foolery right now, because psychology is revealing that there's good news for the singles. In fact, you may fit into one of the four categories of people that have an edge when it comes to finding love.
Despite who you are – or your personality – there is someone out there for everyone.
1. The Non-Conformists
Are you the type of person that marches to the beat of your own drum? Well, don't stop being different in the name of corporate love. Being a bit of a rebel has some sex appeal.
When students were asked to rate members of the opposite sex, scientists found that people who exhibited non-conformist personality traits were more sexually appealing. They found that these traits were even sexy in the countries of the UK and India.
This was also contrary to the belief that women believed that men would prefer more conformist traits. The researchers sum it up in their paper by saying this:
"Nonconformist targets were more desirable as romantic partners than conformist targets."
2. The Nice Guy or Girl
We've all heard that nice guys finish last. In some cases that might be true, but largely we should bury that old adage.
A study of over 200 women showed that they'd choose an altruistic guy over a bad boy for a long term relationship.
Women were shown photographs of both attractive and plain looking men. Attached to the pictures were certain scenarios that described either altruistic or neutral behaviors.
What did they find about women's preferences? The authors conclude in their paper:
"Men who were just altruistic were rated as more desirable than men who were just attractive."
Other research reveals that being kind works equally well for both sexes. One of the most interesting studies from 2015, finds that both men and women who engage in altruistic behaviors – like volunteering – are more likely to find their soul mate.
3. The Pathological
Normally the word "pathological" carries some negative connotations. To be clear, we aren't talking about psychopathic tendencies.
A study of 959 people – published in Evolution and Human Behavior – found that both men and women with certain pathological traits had a better chance at finding love than "normal" personalities.
Females who were a bit neurotic were 34 percent more likely to find love and have more children. Researchers also found that men – but not women – who were more obsessive compulsive were more likely to lock down a long term partner.
While not in the spirit of lasting love, they also found that both men and women with reckless or impulsive traits had more short term flings than their normal counterparts.
4. The Playful
When we get older, we're expected to grow up. For those of you who maintain a playful attitude as an adult, though, may have the upper hand in dating.
Research from Penn State found that when females ranked traits for a long term partner that playfulness was among the top 4. "Sense of humor" and "fun loving" were second and third, respectively. And while not the same, one could argue they are a part of a playful personality.
Psychologists believe that a woman might interpret playfulness as a sign of non-aggression and a good caretaking ability. While for a man, playfulness might signal youth and fertility in a woman.
Celebrate Love!
We all want to find love, but there's no reason to doubt yourself if you haven't found it yet. Sometimes the best way to find love is to just be yourself.
So if you're single this coming Valentine's Day, remember this. You don't have to celebrate the type of love associated with a relationship. Instead, you can celebrate the love of being young, alive, and free.


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The following editorial appeared in the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel on Sunday, Sept. 9:
They lied. They fibbed. They cast aspersions. They distorted records. They told tall tales ranging from itsy bitsy white lies to great big ol' whoppers.
Ain't politics great?
Former President Bill Clinton lamented that "democracy does not have to be a blood sport," but then proceeded to stretch the truth about the Democrats' rival and GOP nominee former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney.
And Romney, no slouch, peppered his own acceptance speech with statistics and claims that were a little tough to swallow.
Here are a few of our favorites culled from the convention speeches (a tip of the hat to PolitFact, FactCheck.org and The Fact Checker at the Washington Post):
Mitt Romney said ...
"Gasoline prices have doubled" since President Barack Obama was inaugurated. True. Except that gas prices were extraordinarily depressed because of the Great Recession in January of 2009 when Obama placed his hand on the Bible. The average price for regular gasoline was $3.84 last week, the U.S. Energy Information Administration reports. Prices were averaging $1.84 the week Obama took office. What Romney didn't bother to say: Gas prices topped four bucks a gallon in the summer of 2008.
"Unlike President Obama, I will not raise taxes on the middle class."
Except, Obama hasn't raised taxes. He has cut them. FactCheck.org points out that Obama pushed for the Making Work Pay Tax Credit, which channeled up to $400 to individuals earning up to $75,000. And, of course, he pushed to temporarily cut the payroll tax to fund Social Security benefits from 6.2 percent to 4.2 percent.
Paul Ryan said ...
- Obama "funneled" $716 billion from Medicare (Romney has said the same thing repeatedly). It's not true. The $716 billion are savings from payments to providers of Medicare that both the president and Ryan count in their respective plans. The Affordable Care Act seeks to find savings to extend the life of Medicare - not cut benefits.
- Obama "did exactly nothing" with the report from the Simpson-Bowles commission. Obama showed little interest in the report, that's true. But Ryan failed to note that he was on the commission and voted to scuttle its findings. A key fact, if you ask us.
- Blamed the president for the nation losing its Triple A credit rating from Standard & Poor's. But S&P blamed the downgrade on the recalcitrance of both parties.
... And we're not going to get into the Wisconsin congressman's marathon times or how many "fourteeners" (as in 14,000-foot mountains) he has climbed. His political statements leave us with quite enough fodder.
Joe Biden said ...
- "What they didn't tell you is what they're proposing would cause Medicare to go bankrupt by 2016."
Maybe they didn't tell you that because it's not true? Glenn Kessler, who runs The Fact Checker at The Washington Post notes that "it is highly misleading to use the phrase 'bankrupt.'?"
Kessler writes that the payroll tax, which funds the trust fund for Medicare Part A, could pay most estimated expenses for many years. Is Medicare in trouble long term? Absolutely.
But Biden was stretching the truth in his attempt to carve up the Ryan plan, which features means-tested premium supports for recipients to buy coverage from a menu of options, including the traditional Medicare program. Thus, another Biden claim that "they're not preserving Medicare at all," also rings hollow.
Bill Clinton said ...
- "(Obama) has offered a reasonable plan of $4 trillion in debt reduction over a decade ... the kind of balanced approach proposed by the Simpson-Bowles commission."
But by any reasonable accounting, Obama's budget doesn't reduce the deficit by $4 trillion. Obama disingenuously counts $1 trillion in cuts already agreed upon. And he's counting a mythical $848 billion in "savings" from winding down the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan - claiming to "save" money he never figured to spend. Simpson-Bowles, on the other hand, lays out real spending cuts and real tax reform.
President Barack Obama said ...
- U.S. automakers are "back on top of the world." Not true. General Motors is No. 2 once again and may well be third in sales worldwide by the end of this year. Toyota and Volkswagen will likely be the top dogs. Obama takes credit, justifiably, for "saving" the domestic auto industry and thousands of jobs in the upper Midwest. But GM has struggled at times; for the second time this year the automaker shut down production of its all-electric Volt, saying it had to "match supply with demand."
- That Romney said it was "tragic" to "end the war in Iraq." Actually, Romney wasn't critical of ending the war; he was critical of the pace of troop withdrawal under the president's leadership. Romney thought Obama was bringing the troops home too soon.
- He would restore "the same (tax) rate we had when Bill Clinton was president" for upper-income taxpayers. Yes - and no. For income taxes, that's true. But what the president didn't point out was that new taxes to pay for health care reform - Obamacare - begin in 2013, so high-income earners will actually be paying more than they did under Clinton.
These are just the highlights. To think it's only September. We have two months to go.
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The Characters:
The Symbol Maker - He who draws the crude symbols and is revered for it.
The Symbol Maker's Son - Robert Vaughn! An inquisitive young caveman, he believes that a whole world of opportunity awaits the tribe on the opposite side of the river. It will be Paradise...if they can avoid the dinosaurs, wild dogs, and quicksand.
The Symbol Maker's Son's Woman - These relational titles start getting pretty long. Imagine if she had a child from a previous marriage.
The Old One - You will lament the fact that he does not wear an animal skin to cover his scrawny chest.
The Boy Who Could Not Float - He sank.
Three Wise Men - They tend the three gifts given to Man: fire, a wheel, and something else.
The Evil Lame Caveman - He covets the Symbol Maker's power and eventually earns an arrow in the chest.
The God That Kills With Its Touch - Konstantin Karaghiosis! (Or his son.) Not a god at all, but a man who was born before the nuclear war. Radiation gave him amazing longevity and made him deadly to any who might approach. Brain mushed.
The Plot:
First things first: typing "The Symbol Maker's Son" over and over is a surefire way to drive me batty. I am going to do it anyway, rather than use a catchy acronym like "SMS." Would you like to know why? The movie goes over the same thing, time after time, and I watched the movie in order to write about it for you. At the very least, you can suffer through me being repetitious as well.
The movie is set in a primitive time, when men were real men, women were real women, and small furry creatures lived in fear of being skinned and worn by them. The Symbol Maker's Son is unhappy with his lot in life. He questions the Law that governs the tribe, preventing them from crossing the river and hunting in the lush forest that lies beyond. Each time that he questions the Law, the usual answer from older cavemen is, "Because, that is the Law!" Convincing, when the agitated elder is standing in front of you with a club in his meaty hand, but the young man persists in his quest for "Why?"
Understanding the Symbol Maker's Son's unhappiness with the status quo is not difficult. Game and forage is sparse on the tribe's traditional hunting grounds, yet the cavemen refuse to venture farther due to the Law. Their solution to the lack of game is to spread out, shaking rattles and making noise until something attempts to eat one of the men. Other hunters quickly rush to his aid and kill the animal, hopefully before it does too much damage. The Symbol Maker is badly injured by a bear during one such hunt and is carried back to the tribe's cave on a litter. Luckily, the Old One has a medical leech handy.
Hold the phone! This guy gets chewed on by a bear and the remedy is to stick a leech on him? Who else thinks that the tribe probably has a high mortality rate?
Fed up at last, the Son of the Symbol Maker (ah, mixed it up on you) gathers a group of young men together and crosses the river. They find a land of plenty, but with many hazards. One of which is the famous and often reused scene of the caiman fighting a lizard from "One Million B.C." No matter how many times I see it, that fight always makes me cringe. After throwing some spears at the monsters, the caveteenagers flee from the terrible beasts. During their return trek, a member of the group is lost to quicksand (or, in this case, I believe it was quickmud). Knowing that the Law looks down on those who break it, particularly when the transgression results in the death of another, the Symbol Maker's Son elects to remain in the forbidden lands. The other teenagers return to the tribe's cave.
While exploring his new domain, the Symbol Maker's Son spies a squirrel. At first, I was under the impression it was supposed to be enormous, about the size of a large dog. How neat would that have been? Unfortunately, the director (Roger Corman, you may have heard of him) missed the opportunity for a unique arboreal menace. When the protagonist fells the sciuridae with a thrown rock, it turns out the rodent is regular-sized. He then builds a fire to roast the meat, but the feast is interrupted by the God That Kills With Its Touch. Fearing the hideous monster, which looks a lot like the suit from
Night of the Blood Beast
, the Symbol Maker's Son flees into the dark forest. He quickly runs into a tree and knocks himself out cold. I imagine that the man inside his radiation suit was disappointed by the caveman's reaction. "And to think, this is the smart one!"
I would like to point out that Robert Vaughn's skills with simple flint and tinder are miraculous. Remembering that he must be using true flint and steel, rather than what is called such today by many people, the fire building scene is terribly wrong. He grabs a huge wad of dry brush, stuffs it into a pile, puts both hands with the flint and steel down into the mess, and instantly has a blazing fire. No fine wood shavings, char, nor even a small handful of carefully selected dried grass and leaves were used. Maybe he is a pyrokinetic caveman! Now, that would be a fun movie to make. You could have Oog, raising up his hands and hosing down a threatening Allosaurus with a gout of flame created from thin air.
I probably just described the plot of next summer's blockbuster movie, "X-Men: One Million B.C."
During his brief exile, the young man invents the reed flute, bow, and, presumably, the bowline knot. He only gets into trouble after killing a deer with his new bow. While carrying the carcass (notice the terrible taxidermy job on the stuffed deer) back to his camp, a pack of feral hounds catches the scent and comes after him. The Symbol Maker, now recovered from his wounds, has been searching for his son and arrives just in time.
Upon returning to the tribe, the Symbol Maker's Son is condemned to a year of being a ghost, ignored by the rest of the population. The censure does not prevent him from flirting with the pretty cavegirl who is destined to become his mate.
An unexpected event stirs up the primitive society: the appearance of a man riding a horse, emerging from the impassable desert that borders the tribe's land. Unfortunately, the horse does not recognize the danger and the man is too weak from his ordeal; the Evil Lame Caveman and others chuck spears at the "strange apparition" until they knock him off his mount. Despite an impassioned plea by the Symbol Maker and his son, the wayward explorer is greeted as any new or different thing is dealt with.
It means that they stick a spear in him. Carry on.
Following the murder of the stranger, yet another long discussion of the Law takes place. It is so drawn out as to wear on the viewer, even if you go to the bathroom and fix a snack while the characters debate. Think of it as a caveman filibuster. If you do stay to watch the entire thing, God bless your patience, you will learn that the cavemen believe in precedent. They also believe in food and sometimes in cooking such food. Mostly, they believe in food. Who can argue with that sort of reasoning?
Troubled by the enforced isolationism, the Symbol Maker's Son makes another foray into the forbidden lands. His father goes after him, no doubt bored with this constant game of, "Come get me, I am in the forbidden lands." The disappearance of the two is highly suspect and Evil Lame Caveman, who has gained much popularity in the tribe by persecuting the pair, immediately rallies the hunters. This time, the party intends to find and kill the breakers of the Law, not merely deny them a voice in tribal matters. The single, glaring problem is that the primitive fugitives have already waded across the river.
The conversation between the Evil Lame Caveman and the other hunters is priceless. Let me paraphrase it for you.
Evil Lame Caveman: "The Law is not to cross the river. We must kill them for crossing!"
Hunter: "But they are already on the other side."
Evil Lame Caveman: "Well, go across and kill them for it!"
Hunter: "Wait, what was that first part again?"
Will the Symbol Maker's Son survive his ordeal, discover the secret of the God That Kills With Its Touch, and make lots of inquisitive babies with his blonde mate? Find out, by watching "Teenage Caveman" yourself! (Or you can hazard an educated guess based on all available information.)
Things I Learned From This Movie:
"Teenage" has had different meanings over the years.
Some cavemen were capable of weaving fine cloth, while others would hollow out a sheep to wear.
Dinosaurs evolved due to the fallout from a nuclear war.
Bear maulings rarely result in any visible wounds.
Spears must be kept dry.
Sometimes, your worst enemy is a tree.
Gazing at your betrothed with loving eyes is a demanding task under the right circumstances, like a waterfall.
All that some women want from their husband is a nice, warm cave.
Men with large noses often die from having heavy objects dropped on their heads.
Stuff To Watch For:
Opening Credits - Who eventually domesticated, ate, or irradiated everything else.
3 mins - You two need a larger pole.
6 mins - The prop manager should have reminded him to use the same spear for every scene.
21 mins - Crikey! Look at the size of that goanna!
32 mins - Your strategy is what, exactly? Jamming your arm into the dog's mouth, so that it cannot bite you?
42 mins - You guys need a website!
49 mins - I should have counted how many times they say, "The Law." On second thought, I am not certain that I can count that high.
59 mins - Ah! Dogs out of nowhere!
62 mins - Nearly a third of the plot is explained in the next thirty seconds, so pay attention.
The Symbol Maker: "It's forbidden."
The Symbol Maker's Son: "Why?"
The Symbol Maker: "The Law!"
The Symbol Maker: "A Law is truth to itself. We must find a new Law."
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Starving actors speak out
Evil Lame Caveman: "What does the Law say of he who would question the Law?"
Caveman Elder: "He must be punished."
Evil Lame Caveman: "How?"
Caveman Elder: "All will keep their voices from him for a time according to the years."
The Symbol Maker's Son: "Are we to be made afraid by an old one's baby dream?"
Other Caveboy: "The Law..."
The Symbol Maker's Son: "Is old, but age is not always truth!"
Evil Lame Caveman: "I say it is evil! Kill it, kill!"
The Symbol Maker's Son: "Stay! Look, it moves! It is no one beast, but a man atop an animal!"
Evil Lame Caveman: "There is no such thing!"
Evil Lame Caveman: "What does he do?"
The Symbol Maker: "He makes a sleeping place for him and his woman."
Evil Lame Caveman: "Why? The old caves are big enough for all."
The Old One: "There is no Word of Law against it."
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Re: Teenage Caveman (1958)
Reply #1.
Posted on January 07, 2007, 09:31:26 AM by
Hahaha!I always had a soft spot in my heart for this movie.James Dean-Caveman!
Re: Teenage Caveman (1958)
Reply #2.
Posted on January 08, 2007, 04:18:16 AM by
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Wow from a "teenage" anything to a burned out gunfighter to a suave (by TV standards) globe-hopping spy to an ambitious but cynical and cold DA with political aspirations in roughly a decade. I'll bet Robert Vaughn even looked middle aged in his baby photos and probably had the same hair style as well.
One of the first four or five times I saw MST3K was with this film. I knew the show was roughly two hours with commercials, and I came in on it part way through the show, but this episode seemed to last for several hours. I'm convinced experimentation in how to harness temporal holes in the fabric of the space continuum can be discovered by enough research involving this film. Or is that too cruel a task to give to anyone?
Re: Teenage Caveman (1958)
Reply #3.
Posted on January 10, 2007, 09:56:07 PM by
I first saw this movie at the theater, cost me 10 cents to get in (I was under 12 years old) always wondered why the cave man was so clean and why his hair was always perfect, also considered, however briefly, asking for a refund.
Re: Teenage Caveman (1958)
Reply #4.
Posted on January 11, 2007, 12:53:57 PM by
Not only did Corman like to recylce film from earlier films (i.e. "One Million B.C.), he liked to recycle his actors. For example, not only did Beach Dickerson play the Fair-Haired Boy, who was sucked down by the quicksand, but also the Man from the Burning Plains, the Tom-tom Player, and the man in the bear costume. I also believe he is the man who rides into the encampment on the horse, unless that character and the Man from the Burning Plain are one and the smae.
Unlike alot of B movies, there are some farily well known names associated with this one. Not only Robert Vaughan, who is probably best known for playing Napoleon Solo on television's "The Man from U.N.C.L.E.," but also perennial villain Frank DeKova, Corman regular Jonathan Haze, Ed Nelson, who would work almost constantly in films and on television, and Robert Shayne, who would play the police inspector on "The Adventures of Superman."
Yes, it would be nice to have a teenager, or someone who looked like a teenager to play a teenager, but the same year that Robert Vaughan would play the title character in "I Was a Teenage Caveman," 28-year-old Steve McQueen, would play a teenage character in "The Blob." Somewhat better would be 21-year-old Gary Conway, who would play the title character in "I Was a Teenage Frankenstein," and 20-year-old Michael Landon, who would play the title character in "I Was a Teenage Werewolf."
As bad as this one would be, it is far better than the 2002 television remake of the same title. That one makes you want to gouge your eyes out, before it is over.
Re: Teenage Caveman (1958)
Reply #5.
Posted on January 11, 2007, 07:17:21 PM by
I actually LOVE this movie. My friend Jeff from another board highly touted it and I became a huge fan. Robert Vaughn is quite good and like nearly all the early Corman films, this movie actually does have a message. The surprise ending actually caught me by surprise the first time out.
Re: Teenage Caveman (1958)
Reply #6.
Posted on January 13, 2007, 12:59:09 PM by Rachel
This movie hurt me like Mr T hurt Rocky. Beach Dickerson should've been top billed; he plays like 5 roles.
Love the "theme music" for the search party in the MST3K version, though: "Doo doo doo do DOO do, doo do doo do DOO do" etc.
Re: Teenage Caveman (1958)
Reply #7.
Posted on January 13, 2007, 05:44:54 PM by
I hadn't seen this movie in years, I queued it up on my online rental/ Should get it this week.
Re: Teenage Caveman (1958)
Reply #8.
Posted on January 18, 2007, 08:28:27 PM by
I just got done watching this movie, and I wanna say, I didn't think it was half bad. I thought that its heart was in the right place, and that, at its core, the story was pretty solid, and the acting passable, apart from Robert Vaughn who was pretty good. Its only real problem was its low budget and reliance on stock footage to represent the monsters. The scene where the Symbol Maker's Son tries to persuade the others not to kill the injured stranger was surprisingly moving. It's unquestionably a B-movie, but it was better than most, I thought, and the twist ending was handled fairly well.
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Findings released in a new NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll suggest that the Republican Party is very much a Southern regional white party in terms of the demographics of its supporters.
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The GOP has a HUGE generic-ballot edge in the South (52%-31%), but it doesn't lead anywhere else. In the Northeast, Dems have a 55%-30% edge; in the Midwest, they lead 49%-38%; and in the West, it's 44%-43%.
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In our poll, Obama's job-approval rating (47%) is higher than his personal rating (46%). Now it's just one point, but is it possible that as the president becomes more political on the campaign trail, his personal ratings take a hit? But with the GOP's favorable score dropping (from 30% in June to 24% now), are those attacks working? Also, for the first in the survey, the Tea Party has a net-negative fav/unfav rating (30%-34%). Are the Democratic attacks working here, too?


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