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Fringe Review: A Game Changer?by Carissa Pavlica at . Comments
It was back to my favorite alternate universe this week. Just after meeting our universe's Lincoln Lee, it was great to see the original back in action. He and Charlie were front and center as they tried to deal with something very unexpected.
You could tell that Fauxlivia became attached the child growing inside her because the idea she might have the fatal virus that killed her sister during childbirth seemed to be breaking her heart.
The scenes between Fauxlivia and her mother made me ache for Olivia, who lost out on that maternal relationship. But she was also blessed with a sister who continues to live, something I'm sure Fauxlivia would like to experience, as well.
I noticed early on was how much more like our Olivia she seemed now that she was facing these new challenges. A kinder, gentler Fauxlivia. Since I have always felt more connected to her and her experiences, I was happy to learn that she was going through some positive changes.After Olivia had her VPE blood test, she was kidnapped. The mystery itself isn't that she was kidnapped, but why, by whom and for what purpose. While watching, none of it was making sense to me. Then it hit me.
We knew that if Fauxlivia found out she had the VPE virus and she was going to abort. Who would care if she aborted? If you guessed Walternate, then there was nothing too surprising about the episode once you made the connection.
Did he do it to keep Fauxlivia from having an abortion? Or was he really generous enough to want to try to save both of their lives, which is what the super speedy gestation period did in the long run? We may never know.
We do know that the many times, including in this episode, when Walternate said he would not experiment on children, he lied.
By the end of "Bloodline" he had a swab of the baby's blood in his hands. To do what? He can't exactly clone Peter, but perhaps he will use the blood to see if Fauxlivia's child will possess the same traits needed to ignite the doomsday machine. Maybe the face of Peter on the drawings of the device are actually those of his son.
Walternate made mistakes along the way. He underestimated the damage that our headstrong Olivia might have been doing over there when she wasn't under his watchful eye. He didn't have enough knowledge of Olivia living as Fauxlivia to clean up potential messes. He didn't even know about Henry. That she had made such a close ally in his world must have been shocking to him.
When Henry told Lincoln and Charlie the differences he witnessed between the Olivias, Walternate had to come clean (as clean as a lying madman can come). This disclosure left him no choice but to tell Lincoln some truths, and considering how Broyles ended up, it clearly puts Lincoln and Charlie into dangerous territory.
Lincoln and Charlie were astonished they didn't see the differences between the two Olivias. The best part of them knowing now is that they are already questioning everything, including Broyles death (or disappearance).
The perk of being in Fringe Division is your clearance classification is among the highest available. To keep secrets from the Division is to put lives, and the entire world, in jeopardy.
They know Walternate can no longer be trusted. I hope we get to see this play out in detail. Perhaps the two Fringe Divisions will reach out to each other across their universes to stop total annihilation. I'm just guessing, of course, but it would make for riveting interplay between all of the characters and give the actors some great opportunities for stunning performances.
What was the game changer in all of this? The only thing that changed was Lincoln declaring his love for Fauxlivia. She needs someone on her side, and Lincoln is no slouch. Might she come to love him? Both Olivias are due for some happiness.
My favorite scene, and one I played more than once, was when Lincoln was talking Olivia through a birth they both thought would leave her dead. It was so emotional and Seth Gabel gave his heart to the scene. Very well done.
Some questions that grew out of the episode: How will Walternate be treated by his team now that the lies have surfaced? How far will the team go to find out everything they didn't know? Will Walternate let his grandson grow up a normal child, or will he kidnap him and super grow him into an adult looking just like Peter (giving Joshua Jackson an extra role to play) to try to man the machine without the cooperation of his own son? Will our friends in their universe come to believe that our universe is not the enemy after all?
There are many more questions, of course, and I hope you'll raise them in the comments section. How are you feeling about our two universes and the characters in them as we round into the final episodes of the season? And could this episode have been any better, knowing the show will go on? I think not! Sound off!!
Carissa Pavlica is the managing editor and staff writer for TV Fanatic. Follow her on Twitter and on Google+.Tags: Fringe, Reviews
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Dear DK, "Science and religion are a part of our world culture, and like it or not, they alway will be."
I DON'T like it. In fact, I HATE it. Humanity will progress much faster if we see religion and faith for what it is - wishful thinking. "Just because a show focuses on the 'science' of the matter doesn't mean it can be void of characters with certain beliefs. There are scientists and doctors who are also religious, you know."
There are 3 kinds of scientist who have religion.
1. The kind that understands that science and faith are two separate things and cannot be practiced concurrently.
2. The kind that doesn't have the above understanding and puts the two together (e.g. creationism), and ends up bastardising BOTH.
3. The pot-smoking, bongo-thumping loony kind that isn't religious but "spiritual", and ends up attributing all kinds of spooky "woo" to math-heavy but experiment-light concepts like string theory. In a word: KISS MY GOD-HATING GLUTEUS MAXIMUS.
im starting to like bitchlivia, but dind't she kill a man in our world? the baby is beautiful! cant wait for peter to find out, and accelerating he pregnancy is about something else, dont know wath but has to be! couse just to get the dna they could have got it while she was pregnant, and they couldnt have know she was wanna abort, couse if they knew is to little time to plan all wath they did
Just a minor bit of info here. 1. I don't believe they will use the child to try and power the machine. They only needed his DNA makeup I'm guessing to figure out a way of crossing over to the other side, like Olivia could. 2. Science and religion are a part of our world culture, and like it or not, they alway will be. Just because a show focuses on the 'science' of the matter doesn't mean it can be void of characters with certain beliefs. There are scientists and doctors who are also religious, you know.
Wow - You guys have some great theories and comments! I am so glad you read my long-winded review. I'm afraid I couldn't make my fingers stop typing!! And I'm so happy more of you are seeing Fauxlivia as a real person. They tried, but there is just no way we can dislike the other side. Yes they're different, but both equally as passionate and human. We have 22 new episodes to look forward to next year!! The smartest thing Fox could do (anyone work for them??) is to replay seasons one and two during the summer to attract more viewers. Even on a Saturday night. It deserves that chance!!
I have a theory. When William Bell finally leaves Olivia, she will break up with Peter because of her trust issues. Peter, suffering in his heartbreak, finds out about Fauxlivia and his son. Stirrings of fatherly concern and old remembrances of Fauxlivia wiegh down on him. He decides to leave for his home universe. But, when he gets there, Fauxlivia and Lincoln have started a relationship, and Lincoln has formed a jealous protectiveness over Fauxlivia's child. Peter is heartbroken a second time. He talks to Walternate and tells him he will work on the machine, and that he will accept what has been fated for him, what his destiny is. Badah bang badah boom... machine is ready, but... Bam bam bam bam BAAAAAM.... Peter opens a inter-universal passage and activates the machine to destroy both worlds.... And Abrams, in a hopeful tone much like Lost's finale, ends things off by showing us yet another version of the universe, or maybe more.. Moral of the story: No matter how shitty your life is, there is another version of you happy in another version of life...
As long as Fringe doesn't end up in a fantastically multi-denominational, multi-religious church where everybody ends up going into the light, I'm fine. That spiritual gluck was appropriate to Lost, but I'm telling you... The part at the end, in the hospital, when Fauxlivia was telling her mother how she and the baby survived her condition:
Fauxlivia: "... the virus couldn't replicate as fast as the pregnancy."
Mother: "Whatever the science is, he is still a miracle." OMG... Oh, lord. Dear, lord. God this, that and the other thing. God sent storms and floods to Australia, and an earthquake and tsunami to Japan. That's how loving your god is. "Oh, but god allows suffering on this earth so that we may learn our lessons, or to test us..." DRIVEL!!! 1. Learn our lessons for what? From a Christian/Muslim POV you live then you either go to hell or heaven for eternity. And then what? What does god do with the REST of his eternal life once he's done with this pathetic project called earth? 2. A finite time on earth of either sinning/obedience for an INFINITE time of hell/heaven. The deed does not fit the punishment/reward. 3. Test us?!!! If he's so damned omniscient, it would take him but one glance to surmise the contents of our heart? What kind of god needs to test anything. Abrams needs to stop smoking pot and reading so much Eckhard Tolle. BS!!! All limp-wristed BS. Life sucks! Deal with, get on with life, and stop yammering about a god who even if he existed seems to not give two fecal bits about you. Just shut up about GAWD. ARgggahhhhhh!!!!
when they kidnap a pregnant woman and insert a 3 inch needle into her belly, u know it is a JJ Abrams show.
First in Alias, Sydney was kidnapped tested when she was pregnant, which was ordered by her mother
Then in Lost Claire was kidnapped by The Others and again experimented upon by Ethan.
Now in Fringe Fauxlivia is also kidnapped and stuck with a big fat needle. Only this time they added accelerated growth, a truly Fringey thing.
I was like why why why would they do this again! and as the episode progressed i started liking Fauxiliva and worried for her. I loved the birth scene with Lincoln and Henry, and even the last scene with Fauxlivia and her mother and the miracle child.
Although i missed Peter, Lincoln acted as a good substitute. I am totally rooting for Lincoln and Fauxlivia
On a third alternate universe where technology is so advanced but society is afflicted with a spectator mentality and don't do anything themselves: Olivia 3: "I can't believe we had sex!"
Peter 3: "So unprofessional! Can you imagine us... you know."
Olivia 3: "What? No! Not us."
Walthree: "Am I the only sane version of..."
Peter 3: "And that other Peter is so self-centered! OMG!"
Olivia 3: "Tell me about it! Two universes, one machine."
Peter 3: "Yeah! Hello?! WE'RE here!"
Walthree: "One's Machievallian, the other's a pot..."
Peter 3: "Is it really so hard to imagine us... you know."
Olivia 3: "Well..."
Walthree: "... it's ridiculous!" [Peter 3 and Olivia 3 start making out] Walthree: "Oh, well then..."
Astrid: "Don't even think about it Walthree."
I was so sure that Fauxlivia was going to die during childbirth. Wow. What an amazing episode. I wonder when Peter is going to find out about his son, and what will this do to him? I'm so afraid of when this happens. Poor Olivia. I must say, I did not see that Walternate was behind the kidnapping. It surprised me at the end. This episode made you like Fauxlivia more and hate Walternate more. Now...3 WEEKS? Ugh!


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Welcome back to my annual outright theft of The McLaughlin Group's awards categories for the past year in politics.
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The author Salman Rushdie, who won the Booker Prize for his novel Midnight's Children, is perhaps best known for being forced into hiding after the then-Iranian leader, Ayatollah Khomeini, declared a fatwa against his life in 1989 following the publication of Rushdie's novel The Satanic Verses.
In subsequent years, Rushdie has championed the cause of writer freedom through his involvement with PEN International, a worldwide association of writers. Rushdie will appear this Friday, May 3rd, at the release of PEN's new report on China. In this edited interview, Rushdie discusses censorship, literature, and the bravery of Chinese dissidents.
Why do governments fear literature? Wouldn't, say, the Chinese Communist Party be better off letting its writers write fiction without harassment?
I've always thought of it this way: Politicians and creative writers both try and shape visions of society, they both try and offer to their readers or to the public a view of the world, or a vision of the world, and these visions of the world are at odds with authoritarian regimes. Those regimes attempt to shut down the limits of the possible while fiction tries to push out the limits of the possible. So in effect their visions are in opposition to each other.
Last year, you criticized the Nobel laureate Mo Yan for being a "patsy". Do writers living in regimes such as China's have a responsibility to oppose censorship? Or simply not to defend it?
I don't feel that writers should be pushed into corners, and there are many writers who aren't temperamentally suited to political engagement in whatever society they happen to be in, so you wouldn't want to make such a writer feel obliged to make a decision. But the reason that so many are upset with Mo Yan isn't that he didn't oppose censorship, but that he went out of his way to defend it. That was the problem.
Nearly a quarter century has passed since you were forced into hiding by the Ayatollah's fatwa. In the ensuing years, how would you assess the worldwide climate for censorship? Have things generally gotten better, or worse?
I'd say that, in general, they've gotten worse. But one of the things our report highlights is that people have more tools to resist censorship using new media. For instance, in China, while there's increased repression in the form of arbitrary arrests, artists held incommunicado and put under house arrest, and increasing hostility towards literature and free expression, there is at the same time a growing willingness of Chinese citizens to find ways to express themselves. In spite of all the repression, there's been a growth of independent, non-state publishers to print things that wouldn't be approved by state houses, and people have shown the willingness to post things online even if they're not to the liking of the state.
Is this a battle that China's citizens will win?
I don't want to be Pollyannish -- it's entirely possible that they'll lose. China has been pretty effective over the years in silencing dissident voices -- just consider the case of Liu Xiaobo and his wife, who resorted to shouting "not free" in court to remind people of her situation. The Chinese are good at repression and can be pretty ruthless about it.
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Hi I jsut finish to install a debian server via the perfect install.
Now my mail work internaly and I can send outside too but i can't access any website (from domain name) (I can acces main website from IP) and can't send e-mail from the outside just wondering if someone could help.
Here is my postfix
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1) Select the correct (internal) IP address in the website settings instead of *. If the IP is not listed, add it under System > server IP.
2) Forward port 80 and 443 from your router to your server.
3) Add DNA A-Records for your domain name and subdomains like www that point to the external IP of the router (not the internal IP!)
I did what you said the problem is that i'm configured to an external ip directly I use a Public IP splitter so should I put a DNA A recordto the gateway?
miss a dots after NS
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i think you miss adding dot after nameserver ( MX, NS)
please see my attachment below
I tried the adding dots and its not working again...
tell me if you need any config files...
You have to wait 24 - 48 hours until the dns changes get propagated to all caching dns servers.
ok but I think my problem is inside because I have anther server that the domain com-tec.ca is registered on so maybe that mydomain.com-tec.ca will never be seen?
your problem is not in your mail/postfix configuration.
i'd try to ping and dig your main domain (com-tec.ca) and its resolve correctly, but in your mercure machine still didnt resolve and time out.
You can wait the propagation like till's said above if your dns configuration is correct.
Just corious, do you had point your mercure in your domain manager correctly in futurcom.ca ?
from whois answer : your domain com-tec.ca is managed in futurcom.ca (cmiiw)
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Domain name: com-t*c.ca
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ns1.futurcom.ca ***.***.***.140
Yes It is managed by futurcom.
No it is not pointed but it was (for another server mounted in Fedora 12) I just deleted it and mount my debian server instead.
its because the futurcom.ca will be removed to be replace by this one so thats another reason my mercure is not pointed.
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I'd like to relay my story and see what anyone has to offer.
My wife's father recently had a stroke and so my wife being the only child flew to the other coast to be with him and assist with his recovery efforts after he got out of the hospital.
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>>>>> Am I being to insensitive to her because she is there caring for her dad or is she being to much of a prude to have sex with him in the next room? <<<<<
She has discomfort with sex or intimacy or pressure for sex or something.
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You have good advice. I think it's very difficult to decide whether I can keep putting up with this or not. We have been married eight years. We have many of the same interests. We often have a lot of fun together. The tough part is the sex.
Part of her problem and maybe most of her problem is due to her religious upbringing. If the Vatican were to come out and say that people should have sex 3 times a week, I would probably be a happy camper. Part of her discomfort in having sex in her dad's bedroom may have been the various religious pictures and crosses displayed everywhere. Don't get me wrong, I believe in God, but I just think having a picture of Jesus at every turn is probably taking it over the top.
I agree with you though, at some point, I need to decide just how bad it bothers me.
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I have to say, I'm not a religious person--but if I knew my dad was, and he was in the other room, and there was even the smallest chance that he could hear us---I probably wouldn't want to have sex, either. Suggesting getting a hotel room was an idea, but then she would have had to explain to her father why you were getting a room............
Maybe she was being a prude, but I can understand why she was uncomfortable with the idea. Even after a month. I *like* sex, and I can go considerably longer than a month without it.
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I don't understand what religion has to do with it. Is there a religion that is against sexual congress between a husband and a wife? I think it's a convenient excuse for an individual who isn't too hot on sex to begin with.
I just want to go back to address a different point. Your disappointment at not having sex when you got out there is rather your own doing. She told


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"Bush-era" tax provisions that benefitted the wealthy are set to expire at the end of 2010. If Congress doesn't extend the favorable rates through next year, it could make a big difference whether employees at Wall Street behemoths like Goldman Sachs (GS), JPMorgan Chase (JPM), Morgan Stanley (MS), Bank of America (BAC), Citigroup (C) and the like earn their income by year-end.
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ENGLEWOOD, Colo. (AP) - The Denver Broncos were counting on Ty Warren to anchor their run defense after sitting out the previous two seasons with injuries.
That plan lasted all of five snaps before the veteran defensive tackle re-tore his right triceps in the opener and went on I.R., ending his season and likely his career.
Filling the void for the Broncos (1-1) are a beefed-up Kevin Vickerson, 11th-year pro Justin Bannan and Colorado native Mitch Unrein, a second-year pro who went undrafted out of the University of Wyoming.
"Tremendous," is how coach John Fox described their play, quickly adding the admonition that "we're two tests into a 16-test exam, but so far, so good."
The Broncos held the run-oriented Pittsburgh Steelers to 2.9 yards a carry in the opener and the Atlanta Falcons to 2.4 yards a carry.
They thwarted Steelers running back Isaac Redman (20 yards on 11 carries) and Falcons running back Michael Turner, who gained just 27 yards on 16 carries before a 15-yard scamper on his final carry.
New defensive coordinator Jack Del Rio was more interested in talking about the Houston Texans (2-0), who visit Denver on Sunday.
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Texans running back Arian Foster has 189 yards and three TDs so far.
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Foster was equally impressed with the Broncos.
"From what I've seen so far, they're one of the best defenses in the NFL," Foster said. "They're so quick. They're fast. They ran to the ball and they're just ... honestly, they're exciting to watch."
Vickerson is a load in the middle after adding 40 pounds to his 6-foot-5 frame in the offseason once Del Rio arrived and told him he needed to put on weight.
Vickerson now weighs 330 pounds, 30 more than Warren.
"Yeah, because a year ago with the lockout and everything, he came back and looked like a wide receiver," Fox quipped. "That's a little extreme, but he had lost a lot of weight. So, we just had to get him back ready to play what we're asking him to play and he's doing a great job with it."
Vickerson said the weight gain is paying off and so it's not too early to take pride in the job the Broncos' run-stuffers are doing.
"The first two games, that's what we put on tape. The preseason, that's what we put on tape, that we're going to play good against the run, that we're going to come out and establish our run defense," he said. "I don't think it's a misstatement, I mean, teams got to build something, right? That's how we started, that's how we're going to go."
keep it up and then we will pat you on the back.......seen thr bottom fall out of a so called good defense too many times around here.
Agreed - if we have a top-10 run defense by midseason then i may allow myself to get excited.....
It is certainly a good start. I also find it pretty interesting how good San Diego's defense is. Right now, they are the #1 rushing D, and third overall. It will be interesting to re-check all these stats at mid season (as mentioned).
I love how they say that there was a void when technically he was never healthy enough in the regular season to fill it to begin with.
I've been very pleased with the run defense, so far. The pass defense leaves something to be desired. Adams and Moore are clearly struggling with tackles in the open space. Some of us said that Tony Gonzalez would be a handful, and we turned out correct. I WISH we were wrong...
Steelers are a run oriented offense? Maybe 5 years ago. The Falcons? Maybe 2-3 years ago. Both are pass first teams now.
We're facing a real run first team this week. It's going to be a major test against Foster, Tate, that OL and Kubes.
Technically speaking, wouldn't Ty Warren have had to actually have a sustained presence on the team to warrant an absence?
The Texans are a different type of running team than we have faced so far this season. Just sayin' (and stating the obvious)
I am really interested to see how our run defense performs against a running attack like the Texans. You would think the linebacker play is really important against a team like the Texans. It should be fun to watch!
But then prior to all the changes only a few years with decent defenses..
Lets hope taht with the advent of John E being in charge we will get some continuity in players, up grade some of them and no more scheme changes..
Having Vickerson lose all that weight the past couple of years is plain stupid he has a large frame and should use it..
They are ZBS team and it is not like most of this team has never practiced against it before..
Now it just becomes players doing their jobs..
It would have been interesting to see what a healthy Ty Warren could have brought to the table, but Vickerson is certainly filling the gap, with Bannan as a nice situational player and veteran presence.
Of all the players in the Carolina sack-fest yesterday, Vickerson was the only Bronco to record 2 sacks. Certainly it was a group effort, but his presence has been huge as both a run stopping force and a pocket collapser.
Go big Vick!!!
Vickerson is playing himself into long term deal with this team. Still need another big body in draft at DT, but it looks like they have one starter at DT for next couple of years.
Yesterday was the most impressed I have been with this Defense in forever. I was actually enjoying watching them on the field more than the Offense.
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ha ha, I don't come across boys this age much but it seems to characterise them well - thoroughly absorbed, yet able to look utterly bored at the same time. They seem to be waiting for something really exciting to happen and this is charming when sat in front of the grafitti, which captures the same mood but in a different way. I like it a lot
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News: Taylor Chorney was reassigned to AHL Wilkes-Barre Scranton on Wednesday. Analysis: Taylor Chorney was one of three players that was reassigned to the minors Wednesday, joining Jeff Zatkoff and Dominik Uher. It likely signals that the three players that were isolated from the team the last two games out of concern that they might be dealing with the mumps -- Steve Downie, Brandon Sutter, and Thomas Greiss -- have tested negative for the virus. Official word on their status should come when the team resumes practicing Friday. Chorney had averaged just 5:32 of ice time over his two contests.
News: Jeff Zatkoff was reassigned to AHL Wilkes-Barre/Scranton on Wednesday. Analysis: Jeff Zatkoff's reassignment perhaps hints that Thomas Greiss tested negative for the mumps, which had forced him to isolate himself from the team for the past two games. Zatkoff had taken over backup duties during that time, very nearly leading the Penguins' to a comeback victory over the Lightning on Tuesday. He'll rank as the organization's first call-up option if Marc-Andre Fleury or Thomas Greiss are forced to miss future action.
News: John Curry was reassigned to AHL Iowa on Wednesday. Analysis: John Curry was an emergency call-up prior to Tuesday's game after Niklas Backstrom came down with an illness and was unavailable. It sounds like the Wild expect Backstrom to be back at full health coming out of the Christmas break, so Curry will head back to the minors, where he's been sharing goaltending duties with Johan Gustafsson this season.
News: Victor Hedman registered an assist in Tuesday's 4-3 win over the Penguins. Analysis: Victor Hedman also chipped in with a season-high six blocked shots, though he did bear some responsibility for a miscue that resulted in one Pittsburgh goal. In any case, the Bolts value Hedman primarily for his abilities on the offensive end, which haven't been readily evident of late. The assist snapped a streak of six games without a point for Hedman.
News: Steven Stamkos has recorded only three goals and an assist over his last nine contests. Analysis: That level of production over that span of time certainly doesn't provide any reason for fantasy owners to sound the alarm, but it still represents the most significant dry spell of the season for Steven Stamkos. Perhaps unsurprisingly, the Bolts have gone just 3-5-1 in those contests, though a slump of some extent was probably due to occur after the team's attack torched opponents over the season's first two months. The Tampa offense still looks like one of the league's strongest units in spite of its recent downturn in productivity, and Stamkos remains the lynchpin. Stay patient with the 24-year-old, as his resume of three 90-point campaigns suggest order will restore itself eventually.
News: Zach Redmond tallied his fourth goal of the season in Tuesday's 5-0 win over the Blues. Analysis: Though he didn't enter the season with a regular role on the Avs' blue line, Zach Redmond has proven to be a suitable replacement for both Brad Stuart and now Ryan Wilson. With 10 points and a plus-5 rating over 23 games, Redmond offers more offensive upside than the typical third-pairing defenseman, making him legitimately interesting in deeper formats.
News: Martin Brodeur stopped all 10 shots he faced while playing the final period of Tuesday's loss to the Avalanche. Analysis: Martin Brodeur's strong showing was largely ineffectual with the Avs already holding a 5-0 lead at the time of his entry into the game for the struggling Jake Allen. Neither Blues goalie is playing well at the moment, and while Allen will have a longer leash than Brodeur, there should be room for the 42-year-old to see a steady dosage of work until Brian Elliott (knee) returns.
News: Erik Johnson netted his first game-winning goal of the season in Tuesday's 5-0 triumph over the Blues. Analysis: Not only was Erik Johnson able to get some revenge of the team that formerly drafted him with the No. 1 overall draft choice, but he also extended his goal streak to three games. The 26-year-old has been one of the few positives to emerge out of a grim season thus far for the Avalanche, as his nine goals and 19 points have him on his way to eclipse his previous career bests of 10 and 39, respectively, in those categories.
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With support of prosecutors and defense bar leaders, Cunha will be responsible for independent review of Hinton drug lab practices and operations
BOSTON – Monday, November 5, 2012 – Governor Deval Patrick today announced that Inspector General Glenn Cunha will take over the review of the Hinton Drug Laboratory's operations from the Attorney General's Office. The Governor called for an independent assessment of the drug lab to complement the ongoing criminal and central office investigations into chemist Annie Dookhan's wrongdoing and to determine whether the lab's failures are limited to Dookhan and her supervisors and managers, all of whom have been removed from their positions.
"Inspector General Cunha brings the necessary independence and experience to the task and enjoys the support of both prosecutors and the defense bar," said Governor Patrick. "I look forward to his findings."
"The integrity and credibility of the criminal justice system require a comprehensive and thorough review of the drug lab," said Inspector General Cunha. "My office is prepared to conduct such a review and to that end, I have already begun to assemble an experienced team to examine the lab's operations, paying particular attention to its policies and procedures."
"The Massachusetts Bar Association applauds Governor Patrick for his quick and decisive action in appointing Inspector General Cunha to conduct an independent investigation of the drug lab," said Martin Healy, Chief Legal Counsel to the Massachusetts Bar Association. "We are pleased that the Governor has selected the Inspector General, who has the experience and strong investigatory tools at hand to thoroughly examine the matter."
Inspector General Cunha will begin his work immediately. He plans to combine current staff and investigatory resources with the retention of independent forensic experts to determine whether potential failures at the drug lab impact cases beyond those handled directly by Dookhan. Alongside this review, Attorney David Meier is leading the central office the Governor established and is working collaboratively with prosecutors, defense attorneys, the courts, and other impacted agencies to oversee the identification of defendants whose cases may have been adversely affected by Dookhan. Meier has identified upwards of 1,900 cases to date, and has been sharing that information with prosecutors and defense attorneys so that they can make informed decisions about each defendant.
The IG's review and the central office are among the series of responsive and corrective steps the Administration has taken since Dookhan admitted to law enforcement that she mishandled evidence toward the end of her nine-year career. The Governor ordered the lab's immediate closure on August 29 and since then the Administration has been in regular contact with effected parties, urging collaboration and reiterating the Governor's commitment to preventing potential miscarriages of justice, assigning accountability and restoring integrity to the drug lab's work. The Massachusetts State Police are now responsible for all state drug sample testing and the Administration has filed a supplemental funding request with the Legislature to cover costs associated with case review, court hearings, public safety programs and other efforts to respond to the drug lab's failures.
Prior to being named Inspector General in July, Cunha served as Chief of the Insurance & Unemployment Fraud Division and Managing Attorney of the Criminal Bureau in the Attorney General's Office. In the latter role, he oversaw the management of eight divisions, supervised division chiefs and worked closely with the State Police Detectives Unit assigned to the Attorney General's Office. He supervised investigations and prosecutions relative to financial fraud, probation, lottery, fraudulently-produced MBTA passes, human trafficking, child pornography and a case of complex fraud by a charity organization. At the same time, Cunha also managed a caseload of public corruption matters, including investigations of the Middlesex Sheriff's Department, Medford Housing Authority, and Chelsea Housing Authority.


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This week's headlines from across Inside Network
A roundup of all the news Inside Network brought you between August 27 and September 1.
Inside Mobile Apps
Tracking the convergence of mobile apps, social platforms and virtual goods.
Monday, August 27
- Fight it out in the animal kingdom with Zookeeper Battle
- Inside Network at PAX Prime 2012
- Flurry: China could have more iOS and Android devices than the U.S. by Christmas
- ESPN Fantasy Football 2012, The Weather Channel, What's My IQ? and more on this week's top free iOS apps
Tuesday, August 28
- Chartboost expands its Kiosk program with four new big-budget offers from Booyah, Kabam, Crowdstar and GREE
- Gogobot turns to mobile in order to conquer the travel service market
- Flipboard hits 20 million user mark
- Happy landings in Box 2 Box
- WhatsApp Messenger, Vintique, NFL and more on this week's top paid iOS app charts
Wednesday, August 29
- The battle for numeracy has begun in Numbers Together
- Aeria Mobile brings Monster Paradise to Android
- Placed adds support for mobile websites, adds marketing exec Jeff Lanctot to board
- New hires in mobile apps: InMobi, Motorola Mobility and more
Thursday, August 30
- With 20% of its users watching on mobile devices, TV streaming service Crunchyroll sees its mobile business soar
- Battle evil through the ages with Time Defenders
- The Inside Network Job Board: KANO/Apps, Optimal Inc., eBay and more
- Nearly half of smartphone consumers make digital purchases — Millennial Media
- Emerging popular Android apps: Blood Brothers, Pinterest and more
- Double Fine reveals first iOS title Middle Manager of Justice
Friday, August 31
- Fiksu: user acquisition costs continue to rise as iOS downloads fall
- HitPoint reveals episodic title Adera for Xbox games on Windows 8 launch
- Catch 22 marks first PAX 10 indie Facebook game
- Mobile app news roundup: Amazon, Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney, Square and AT&T
Saturday, September 1
Inside Social Games
Covering all the latest developments at the intersection of games and social platforms.
Monday, August 27
- Inside Network at PAX Prime 2012
- SongPop still topping the charts of the fastest-growing Facebook games by MAU
- Campaign Story review
Tuesday, August 28
- Family Village review
- East Side Games launches Ruby Skies in Canada, Korea and Hong Kong
- Zynga CCO Mike Verdu announces his departure
Wednesday, August 29
- Zynga teaming up with Eruptive Games for Citizen Grim
- Aeria Mobile brings Monster Paradise to Android
- New hires in Social games: King.com, Zynga and more
- Dreamland re-review
- 6waves horns in on bubble shooter genre with Bubble Epic
Thursday, August 30
- Facebook updates platform policies, limits games on third-party sites
- EA's next social title is the hidden object game Jetset Secrets
- The Inside Network Job Board: KANO/Apps, Optimal Inc., eBay and more
- Zynga loses two more VPs
- Players are in the kitchen with ChefVille on this week's fastest-growing Facebook games by DAU
- Candy Crush Saga and The Ville are this week's gainer and loser amongst the Top 25 Facebook Games of August 2012
Friday, August 31
- Foreign language games score big on this week's list of emerging Facebook games
- Zynga hires former online gambling executive Maytal Ginsburg Olsha
- Bubble Epic review
- Come on, DC: Give Batman his own social game
- Facebook re-opens notifications channel for developers to send users custom messages
- Catch 22 marks first PAX 10 indie Facebook game
- Social games news roundup: Kabam's making more money away from Facebook, Square Enix is delivering great games to your browser and Amazon's Appstore comes to Europe
Saturday, September 1
Inside Facebook
Tracking Facebook and the Facebook platform for developers and marketers.
Monday, August 27
- Facebook shows off the size of its News Feed ads
- Chefville, social readers, Scribd, Causes, BranchOut and more on this week's top 20 growing Facebook apps by MAU
Tuesday, August 28
- Does Romney have a better Facebook strategy than Obama?
- SumAll helps businesses see correlation between social activity and sales
- Facebook gives page owners new option to reach friends of fans with 'Promote' button
- Facebook updates Camera app for iPhone with notifications to draw users back in
Wednesday, August 29
- 4 strategies advertisers are using for Facebook's search ads
- State approves Facebook's plan to issue stock for Instagram purchase
- New page post targeting options coming to all Facebook pages over 5,000 Likes
- Facebook updates Pages Manager app with additional support for photos
Thursday, August 30
- Facebook updates platform policies, limits games on third-party sites
- Rockstar Games, Farmville Neighbours, EA Sports Madden and more among this week's Most Talked About game/toy pages
- Facebook to allow ad targeting by email, user ID and phone number
- Facebook hires: data center technicians, recruiters, marketing managers, designer and more
- Facebook careers: FBX, financial planning, internal communications, engineering, more
- Bing continues to expand Facebook integration with Facebook friends' photos search feature
Friday, August 31
- Word of Mouth at Scale with Facebook: Understanding PTAT
- Facebook to increase automated efforts to remove false Likes
- Facebook re-opens notifications channel for developers to send users custom messages


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Current Winfisky Gallery Exhibitions
House of Words:
Sculpture by Caroline Bagenal
Curated by Professor Ken Reker
September 3 - October 1, 2014
Reception: Wednesday, September 17, 2 pm
Caroline Bagenal's sculptures express the idea of the printed word as a shelter and a refuge. In several pieces she evokes architecture by balancing books on stilts. Another series is inspired by African meeting houses called Toguna, translated as "House of Words". Using reeds that she collects from the marshes near her Newburyport home, Bagenal creates works that draw upon forms found in the rural and seaside landscape such as bird blinds, haystacks, fences and lobster traps. Marsh reeds do not grow in straight lines and this imbues the geometric forms which she creates from these materials with a distinctive, hand-drawn quality.
Caroline Bagenal is an Associate Professor at Montserrat College of Art and is the Director of the African Study Abroad Program. She is also a member of Boston Sculptors Gallery.
Image is: "Handbook" by Caroline Bagenal
Lies in the Dust: Constructing a Graphic Novel
by Jakob Crane and Timothy Decker
October 6 - November 5, 2014
Gallery Talk: Wednesday, October 15, 9:30 am
Reception: Wednesday, October 15, 2 pm
This exhibition will display work generated in the creation of the new graphic novel, "Lies In The Dust: A Tale Of Remorse From The Salem Witch Trials" (Island Press 2014). Author Jakob Crane's words coupled with illustrator Timothy Decker's narrative art tell the story of Ann Putnam, Jr.--the only one of the accusing girls to ever apologize for her role in the trials. Crane's narrative knocks the dust off of an aspect of our local history that is seldom touched upon-- remorse. Decker's pen and ink art has a naturally dark feel that at times recalls the work of Edward Gorey, but reflects the story of Ann Putnam as described by Crane with a unique sense of purpose.
Jakob Crane is currently at work on a story and graphic art exhibition in conjunction with the Fairfield Museum in Connecticut. This exhibition will tell the tale of the witch trials that took place in Connecticut almost a half-century before the Salem trials. Timothy Decker is a writer/illustrator whose books include: "The Letter Home" (Front Street 2005) "Run Far, Run Fast" (Front Street 2007) "For Liberty: The Story of the Boston Massacre" (Calkins Creek 2009) and "The Punk Ethic."
Art + Design Faculty Showcase 2014
November 10- December
Reception: Wednesday, November 19, 6-8 pm
For over a decade, this annual event features the work of faculty from within Salem State's nationally accredited art + design department.Works by both full-time and adjunct studio faculty in printmaking, painting, design, sculpture, photography and various other media are exhibited. Visitors to the Winfisky can expect to see some of the latest work from artists such as Haig Demarjian, Benjamin Gross, Richard Lewis, Mark Malloy, Mary Melilli, Kim Mimnaugh, Rebecca Plummer-Rohloff, Ken Reker and John Volpacchio. This is a terrific opportunity to see first-hand how Salem State's art + design faculty not only teach but also actively produce and exhibittheir own work.


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I can drive your car into the 9's. So the guy with the big mouth in the other thread is welcome to line up with us any time he wants.
This 2v has been running for 1 year with this setup.
487 rwhp / 431 lbft - stock block 2V on pump gas - MPH Forums
yes, this is the car.
Hey Bill! Long time bro! How are things going for you?
There isn't an exhaust on the car, its open pipes coming off the turbos.
If The CCRM is over heating or going bad it will prevent your fan from kicking on. If it doesn't turn on when the A/C is on try a 12volt source to it...
I put this in the wrong forum. Sorry.
Some of ya'll have seen this car before when it was built the first time to run low 9's as a "street" car. Its now been stepped up to a race car and...
Since your tuning now you really need to know this. Watch LTFT's as well. You can hover @ .96-1.05 STFT and the car can still be adding or...
I knew what happened when I read your first post. I'm sure it scared the hell out of you.:)
Your A/F should stay below 12.0. You really need to...
Who told you that????
The ford EEC on 96-08 mustangs has alot of ADAPTIVE learning tables that the car looks @ for quite some time. It takes a...
VT does not do our engines.
Jim Bell said "thats one hell of a motor". Gary's car @ 20psi should be making 28psi based on the pulley setup.
When we built this car Gary didn't...
I'm not over sensitive, seems to me you might be tho.;):lol:
That was a jackass thing to say. :notnice:
He is home,I have no idea why he hasn't posted up yet.
heheheh.. I don't want to take his thunder away by posting his #'s. Put it this way,it made more than an HP twin turbo kit with the same psi.
It put down big power on low boost.:eek:
You shouldn't choke or flood @ 11.0-11.8 A/F.
Its in street trim. With 700rwhp it went 9.99 @ 140mph. Should go low 9's now.
It has a full drag suspension under it,the car is just slammed for...