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The CW's 90210 has successfully updated the teen-to-twentysomething soap for a new generation. One of the reasons why is the presence of Michael Steger, who plays Navid Shirazi. Michael recently discussed what drew him to 90210 and answered the question that young adult drama fans often wonder about: what it's like to be in your thirties and playing someone who's much younger.
"The highlight for me is hard to explain," he said, talking about how much he enjoys his gig on the series. "I get to work with people that are cool and that love being there, from the crew to the writers to the actors. Everybody's just collaborating. I really can't believe this is my job."
Surprisingly, he almost missed out on the role, because he was in India for another project when the opportunity arose. "I was doing a Disney movie [The Cheetah Girls: One World], and I was going to stay in India for a couple more weeks and I would've missed the audition for it," he explained, adding that the part didn't come easy, either. "It took five different auditions. I thought it'd be interesting; I thought 'How are they going to do this?'"
They've done it with a lot of hard work. In 90210, there are currently seven regular characters and another thirteen with recurring status. That's a large number of folks to keep track of, and Michael confided that keeping up is a lot even for the actors. "It's really hard to follow all the storylines," he said. "If you ask me about someone else's storylines, I could probably give you a hint, but it's so much."
One of the things that audiences often comment on when it comes to young adult dramas like the CW series is that the actors are often much older than the characters they're playing. That's true for Michael, who's settled into his life while Navid is still trying to figure his out. The age discrepancy doesn't bother Michael, however. "You never play age, you play character," he explained. "It's all heightened reality."
90210 is the biggest role to date for the Los Angeles native, who got into acting "probably in the second grade. My mom pushed me to take drama class," he said. "My best buddy was driving me crazy trying to audition for this play. He was really trying to get me to audition with him. I finally auditioned for it and we booked the play together." Clearly, his mom and his best friend knew what they were doing.
Like many actors, Michael has a varied taste when it comes to the shows and movies he watches. Asked what's in his DVD collection, Michael said "You'd see The Crow, my all-time favorite movie since I was a kid. I used to be into comic books and that was like my favorite comic. The whole complete series of Six Feet Under, [my] all-time favorite show. Also Rome, Breaking Bad, Monty Python and the Holy Grail."
He's similarly open-minded when it comes to his career. While he's in no hurry to leave Beverly Hills behind, when asked about future aspirations, he said that "There's so many. What cable's doing right now is especially piquing my interest. For an actor, it's so open. It pretty much comes down to a really good script and the opportunity." As charismatic and talented as he is, Michael's time spent in California's most popular zip code should offer him plenty more opportunities to come.
You can keep up with Michael on Twitter (@MichaelStegerJr). 90210 continues season five tonight on The CW.
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The weekend after Thanksgiving, while most people were still feeling the effects of the turkey's tryptophan, a group of nursing students boarded a plane for Kenya where they would spend the final three weeks of the semester – and their college careers – working at remote clinics and educating the Kenyan people about healthcare.
Maria Perez, Jenelle Inclema, Meera Kedley, Kim Davis, Jamie Giovannini, Annmarie Grace, and Danielle Cole traveled alongside Dr. Nancy Wilk, Assistant Professor, for the fifth trip to Kenya for Wegmans School of Nursing students.
The group held screening clinics at the Mbaka Oromo School, as well as two Masai villages. They also conducted home visits and worked in various departments at the Maseno Mission Hospital.
Wilk, who has taken this trip three times, said the students had the opportunity to work in the maternity, medical, and surgical departments in the hospital, and also rotated through outpatient departments, including maternal child health and the HIV clinic.
During one particular day, the students accompanied a community health worker into the more rural communities for home visits. Most of the visits were to check in on HIV positive patients to be sure they were taking their medications, and also to educate them on those medications, their diet, and how to care for themselves at home.
In total, the group saw approximately 250 people in the clinics, home visits, and hospital. They held educational sessions for another 150 people focused on Project Pad.
"I love to see the students' transformation in understanding the cultural differences that we face, and to see their appreciation for what we have here and be thankful for it," said Wilk. "It makes me proud to see them behave professionally and to act as nurses! They really shine when we are doing patient care."
Wilk added that the students definitely appreciate the cultural differences, including what they themselves have at home, and that the trip makes them aware of the huge disparities in healthcare, income, clean water, access to food, and more that exists in the world.
"They also can appreciate the fact that people are people wherever you go and that there are commonalities despite our cultural differences. And they learn how to provide care without all of the fancy medical equipment we enjoy here. They have to use their senses to assess patients there," she said.
Meera Kedley knew the trip would be a once-in-a-lifetime experience, and wanted to do something different for her senior preceptorship. She let excitement ? not nerves ? prepare her for the long trek, and said once she arrived, it was much different than she expected.
Of all the clinics they conducted, Kedley said her two favorite clinics were with two different Masai tribes. The students were all assigned to different stations. All of the children in the tribes were given a chewable de-worming pill, and a lollipop for a treat afterwards. Kedley was at the station where the children's scalps were checked for any fungal infection, and gave any children diagnosed with an infection oral medication for treatment.
Before leaving Rochester, Wegmans School of Nursing staff and students made cycle beads, which the group used in Kenya to educate women about their menstrual cycle and how they could keep track of it. Both Wilk and Kedley said many of the men were also interested in the beads and how they worked.
The group also distributed kits from "Project Pad," which include undergarments and reusable sanitary supplies for young women who were suffering through their menstrual cycles with no access to those supplies. The students and faculty collected donations from several community sources and created the kits. During this past trip, they distributed 140 kits to the girls in the school, and another 80 to young women in the community.
"I am so glad I went on the trip. I was able to make a difference in people's lives, whether it was holding their hand while they were getting a spinal, helping push a patient on a gurney from x-ray back to their bed, or when I gave lollipops out to pediatric patients," said Kedley. "A simple wave or high-five would make children grin from ear to ear."
She noted the differences in Kenya, from the way they practice medicine to ethical decisions in healthcare.
"It is hard work to go to Kenya and adjust. But I enjoyed learning and being part of an amazing and beautiful culture," she said.
Kedley remembers her favorite day fondly, which was the afternoon before they left when the group had some down time to play with the children. They taught the students a few games, and the students returned the favor with games like Duck Duck Goose, London Bridges, Ring Around the Rosy, and the Wheels on the Matatu (Swahili for "bus").
"We all laughed and had so much fun that day. It brings tears to my eyes just thinking about it," she said.
The School of Nursing is planning the next trip this May for graduate students, pharmacy students, and interested faculty and other professionals.
From L to R: Annmarie Grace, Kim Davis, Maria Perez, Nancy Wilk, Jenelle Inclema, Meera Kedley, Jess Thomsen (RN), Erin Kane (RN), and Danielle Cole.
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Advanced Micro Devices, the world's second largest maker of microprocessors, reportedly has reached agreements with ATI Technologies in regards the acquisition of the latter. No details are known, but this is the second time when rumours concerning the acquisition break out in the last several weeks.
"On the July 4, a person close to the negotiations revealed that AMD has reached a purchase agreement with ATI, the news will soon be officially announced," a news-story at Chinese web-site Sohu.com reads.
Early in June an analyst with RBC Market Capitals said that he would expect AMD to acquire ATI Technologies, as he thought it was consistent with AMD's plans to expand capacities. Acquisition of ATI would give AMD a strong team of engineers and rich product portfolio not only consisting chipsets and graphics processors, but also chips for consumer electronics, mobile phones and even technology licensing agreements with Microsoft Corp. and Nintendo. But while AMD would gain ability to offer all-in-one platforms, like Intel Corp. does, acquisition of a quite a big company may impact AMD's ability to spend on boosting its manufacturing capacities or developing new technologies.
There a lot of differences between AMD and ATI as well. If the former has been concentrating on development and manufacturing of microprocessors, gradually withdrawing from any other markets, the latter has been trying to enter broader markets with its various products, which are built by third party manufacturers, such as Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Corp. (TSMC) or United Microelectronics Corp. (UMC).
At press time ATI's market capitalization was $3.83 billion, market capitalization of AMD was $11.54 billion. Meanwhile, ATI had $607.03 million in cash, while AMD, who has been enjoying performance lead over Intel Corp. for several recent quarters, had $2.63 billion in cash.
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Actually, it wasn't easy avoiding being green last week, so I gave in fairly quickly and got my Irish on, along with the rest of the Upper Delaware River Valley. On Friday, I decided to make my way to Hancock, NY and get a sneak peek at the new dance hall—My Shady Lady, which was hosting a private party. The website (www.myshadylady.com [2]) promised "festive live Irish folk music" courtesy of Binghamton's The Stoutmen (www.stoutmen.com [3]), and the band's mission—to provide "a great mix of powerful rebel songs, jovial drinking songs, toe-tapping reels and beautiful Irish ballads"—lived up to their claim.
Since my family history is more Hava nagila than "Abie's Irish Rose," it was fun to immerse myself in something different, and proprietor Patricia Reed greeted guests at the door while providing me with a little background on the building itself. Built in 1910 by the Odd Fellows, the hall became the Hancock Opera House before the advent of movies, when it was changed to the Capitol Theatre, flourishing as such until the mid-1960s, then transforming again into a performance space for live theatre and the home of the Old Capitol Theatre Players. After that, the place morphed a few more times until Reed fell in love with it and set about creating the Lady.
Excitedly looking forward to the grand opening in June, Reed is already packing the calendar with Victorian high teas, wine tastings, country music and a variety of live entertainment. If The Stoutmen are any indication, the quality will be great, since they were totally in the zone, and (having donned the requisite beads and shamrocks) I felt like a part of the clan as I set off in search of being green.
Since the wonder dog was welcomed at the Shady Lady, I had no qualms about schlepping her along to Bethel the next day to say "hi" to Elizabeth Rose and set for a spell with her new group, the Sullivan County Songwriters Circle (www.scsongwriters.wordpress.com [4]), which is in residence at the Catskill Distilling Company every Saturday from 3 to 5 p.m. Rose casually waved at me, while giving an over-the-top welcome to Dharma, and proceeded to entertain. "We always start out with a tribute to the Great American Songbook," she informed the small crowd, "before doing what we're here for—showcasing local talent and their original compositions." Doing just that, Rose began with a fabulous rendition of "Ain't Misbehavin'" written by Fats Waller, Harry Brooks (music) and Andy Razaf (lyrics), before moving on to her own hilarious "Enlightenment" and equally interesting, but more thought provoking "Oil."
This was my first time hearing her and she was (IMHO) thoroughly entertaining, engaging and witty, just before another first occurred. The dog got so carried away with the tunes that she leaped out of her sling, gamboled about and (for a brief, shining moment) was a bit of a bother, pulling some of the focus from the entertainment and being less than a perfect guest. On the other hand, Rose was perfectly charming, laughing as Dharma zoomed around playing and asked that she "come back anytime." I scooped her up and growled, "We'll see about that," before heading out to prepare for the next day and the first annual St. Patrick's Day Parade in Narrowsburg, NY.
Since there were emerald-hued cavalcades and celebratory processions happening all over the region, I had called upon Sullivan West high school freshman Eric Michael Breihof for assistance, as he is quite the photographer and already well known in the area for his expertise behind the lens. "Wow, that sounds great!" he enthused. "I'd love to take photos for The River Reporter; sounds like fun!" Relieved that I could count on Eric to cover Saturday's Jeffersonville parade (see his terrific shots on page 18), I acquiesced, and allowed the dog to come along on Sunday (wearin' the green, of course) as we joined The River Reporter staff and spectators braving the cold for the parade. Despite the chill in the air, everyone had a swell time and donned boas, clovers, bowlers and beads as the festooned trucks, cars, flatbeds and ATV's snaked their way through town, the kids gleefully snatching up candy tossed by those on "floats."
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The first season of Dexter is an adaptation of Jeff Lindsay's first novel in the Dexter series, Darkly Dreaming Dexter. Subsequent seasons have featured original storylines. This season aired from October 1, 2006 to December 17, 2006, and follows Dexter's investigation of "The Ice Truck Killer". Introduced in the first episode, "Dexter", this serial killer targets prostitutes and leaves their bodies severed and bloodless. At the same time, Dexter's foster sister, Debra Morgan (Jennifer Carpenter), a vice squad officer, aspires to work in the homicide department, and Dexter's girlfriend, Rita Bennett (Julie Benz), wants their relationship to be more intimate. Christian Camargo appears as Rudy Cooper and is a recurring character until the end of the season.
The show's first season received generally favorable reviews from critics; it was praised as "bold, different and exciting, with a central character and performance that take your breath away" by the New York Daily News. The Wall Street Journal saw "the grotesqueries of Dexter" as "not something that can easily be dismissed with the old "you don't have to watch" line", and concluded that "We do have to live among the viewers who will be desensitized, or aroused, by this show". The aggregate site Metacritic scored the show's first season at 77 out of 100 based on 27 critics reviews.
Dexter's main enemy in Season 1 is "The Ice Truck Killer", a serial killer of prostitutes who eludes the Miami Metro Police Department. The killer leaves items at the crime scene that have personal relevance to Dexter.
Meanwhile, Dexter is romantically involved with Rita, a single mother whose soon-to-be ex-husband, Paul Bennett, is released from prison on parole. While Bennett is good to their children, he repeatedly — but unsuccessfully — attempts to get back with Rita. After Bennett threatens him, Dexter knocks Paul out, and then sets him up to look like he violated his parole by using heroin. While back in prison, Bennett insists that Dexter set him up, but Rita ignores him.
Debra begins dating a prosthetics doctor named Rudy Cooper — who is secretly the Ice Truck Killer. After they get engaged, Cooper kidnaps Debra and lures Dexter to the house where he is keeping her. Here Dexter recognizes Cooper as Brian, his long-lost brother. Brian tells Dexter that, as children, they witnessed their mother's murder at the hands of drug dealers, who then left the two of them in a shipping crate for two days, sitting in a pool of their mother's blood. He also learns that Brian spent much of his childhood in an institution. Brian brings Dexter to a bound Debra, intent that the two of them would kill her together to cement their bond and sever the ties between Dexter and his adoptive family. Dexter hesitates for a moment, but eventually stops Brian from killing her; moments later, the police arrive and Brian escapes. After luring Brian into a trap, Dexter drugs and kills him, making it look like a suicide; everyone, including Debra, remains unaware of the exact connection between Dexter and Brian. Dexter feels some regret over killing Brian, the one person who fully understood him, in order to save Debra, who he knows would reject him if she ever learned his true nature.
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At the start of Season 2, the psychological fallout from killing Brian (his brother) and the constant surveillance by Sgt. Doakes have resulted in Dexter having not killed anyone in a month. Furthermore, Dexter learns two upsetting things about Harry: that he was sleeping with Laura Moser, Dexter's biological mother, before she died and that, after walking in on Dexter in the middle of a kill, Harry committed suicide from the guilt. These discoveries cause his faith in The Code to waver, and Dexter imagines scenarios in which he turns himself in.
Meanwhile, Debra's experiences with the Ice Truck Killer continue to traumatize her. For safety and comfort, she stays with Dexter, further complicating his life. Additionally, scuba divers discover Dexter's victims in the bay. As the police extract bags of dismembered human remains from the water, the media dubs the suspected killer the "Bay Harbor Butcher," and FBI Special Agent Lundy—an expert on serial killers— is brought in to catch him. Debra becomes romantically involved with Special Agent Lundy. A cult following begins to form behind the "Butcher" when it is discovered that his victims were largely criminals.
Paul Bennett, still in prison, continues asserting his innocence to Rita, only to eventually be killed in a prison fight. Against Dexter's wishes, Rita gives Bennett a full funeral. After reflecting on Paul's claims, Rita confronts Dexter and he admits to framing Paul. This admission, coupled with Dexter's other odd behavior, leads Rita to believe that Dexter himself is a heroin addict, a lie he goes with to cover for his actual activities. She compels him to join Narcotics Anonymous, where he meets and becomes involved with his sponsor, Lila Tournay, a pyromaniac who starts to pursue Dexter obsessively.
Doakes confronts Dexter leaving an NA meeting. Doakes is temporarily satisfied that Dexter's odd behavior can be explained by the traumatic experience of a law enforcement career combined with drug abuse. Doakes' suspicions about Dexter eventually return, and he ultimately discovers Dexter's glass slides. The possibility of matching them with the bodies of the Butcher's victims sets up a climactic showdown in which Doakes confronts Dexter at a remote cabin, ending with Dexter overpowering Doakes and keeping him locked in a cage inside the cabin. Dexter then begins framing Doakes as the Butcher. After the police discover Dexter's slides in Doakes's car, the FBI begins a manhunt for Doakes. Lieutenant LaGuerta, Doakes's former partner, is the only one who believes that Doakes is innocent. LaGuerta tries to prove to Lundy that Doakes was with her on a stakeout during one of the Bay Harbor murders; however, Lundy rejects LaGuerta's case files because she did not report that she received a phone call from Doakes after the FBI began its manhunt.
In the season finale, Tournay finds the cabin where Doakes is imprisoned and causes a propane tank explosion, killing Doakes and blowing up the corpse of one of Dexter's victims, thus preventing Dexter from being caught. Tournay then meets with Dexter, expecting him to accept her love now that she knows his "dark secret". She catches him preparing to kill her and seeks revenge by kidnapping Rita's children and using them to lure Dexter into a trap intended to kill them. Dexter saves the children and escapes, later exacting his own revenge on her after she has fled to Paris. In the closing scenes, Doakes' memorial service goes largely unattended, with the exception of LaGuerta, Dexter, and Doakes' immediate family.
Spoiler:Season 3
Rita discovers she is pregnant, informing Dexter that she will keep the baby and raise him with or without his help. He ends up proposing marriage to Rita, which she eventually accepts.
While stalking a murderous drug dealer, "Freebo", Dexter stumbles upon a fight between Freebo and another man, whom he is forced to kill in self defense. This victim turns out to be Oscar Prado, brother of Miguel Prado (Jimmy Smits), a prominent assistant district attorney and old flame of Lt. LaGuerta. Miguel comes to confide in and trust Dexter after he helps assist with the case. Dexter tracks down Freebo and kills him, but as he leaves he encounters Miguel, who has followed a lead to Freebo's location. Dexter tells Miguel he had discovered Freebo and killed him in self defense, but instead of reprimanding him, Miguel thanks him and offers to help him cover up the crime. As Dexter and Miguel cooperate to conceal Freebo's true demise from everyone else, the duo end up becoming close friends, as do Rita and Miguel's wife, Sylvia.
Later, Miguel discovers that Dexter killed a murderer Miguel had complained to him about before. He praises Dexter for killing another criminal and offers his aid in the future. Trying to discourage Miguel, Dexter proposes a risky operation to free an infamous Aryan Brotherhood leader from prison in order to kill him. Miguel agrees with the idea and the plan succeeds. Dexter starts to recognize Miguel as his first and only true friend, to the point of inviting him to be his best man at his wedding.
Debra starts working more seriously to earn her detective shield, and also starts working with a new partner, Joey Quinn. They investigate a serial killer, "The Skinner", who skins his victims alive. She also starts a relationship with Anton Briggs, one of Quinn's confidential informants.
Miguel and Dexter's partnership takes a new step when Miguel offers to be the one to kill their next target. With some reluctance, Dexter agrees, only watching as Miguel kills without hesitation. The next day, Ellen Wolf, a ruthless defense attorney and old courtroom adversary of Miguel's, goes missing, and Dexter discovers that Miguel has killed her alone. Dexter also learns that Miguel has been manipulating him since the beginning, having never trusted him at all.
The police investigate the death of Wolf and capture The Skinner. Dexter eventually realizes that Miguel cannot be allowed to run loose any longer, at which point Dexter decides to kill him and make it look like The Skinner did it. Meanwhile, Miguel uses his position to help The Skinner escape police custody in return for his agreeing to kill Dexter. Striving to discover the truth about Wolf's death, LaGuerta ends up obtaining evidence which links Miguel to the crime. Miguel discovers that LaGuerta was investigating him and decides to kill her, but Dexter discovers Miguel's plot and captures him. Before killing Miguel, Dexter confesses to him that he was the one who killed Oscar.
After Miguel's body is discovered, he is immediately identified as a victim of The Skinner, just as Dexter planned. Miguel's other brother, Ramon, however, becomes suspicious of Dexter. After pointing a gun at Dexter during a dinner with Rita, he is taken into custody. During a visit to him in jail, Dexter helps Ramon put his demons to rest.
On the night before his wedding, Dexter is captured by The Skinner, but breaks free by taking advantage of a moment when the Skinner is distracted, shattering his hand in the process. After a short but vicious fight, Dexter snaps The Skinner's neck and makes it look like suicide by throwing his body before a moving police car. Dexter gets his broken hand put in a cast and attends his wedding.
Spoiler:Season 4
Dexter went home to become a family man, and Rita has given birth to a baby boy named Harrison. The family has moved to the suburbs, where Dexter struggles to reconcile his new life with his killing urges. Special Agent Frank Lundy returns to hunt down the "Trinity Killer" (John Lithgow) who he believes always murders three people in a very specific sequence: a young woman in a bathtub, an older mother of two falling to her death, and a father of two bludgeoned to death.
Lundy begins working with Debra and shortly after, an unseen assailant shoots them both, killing Lundy. Afterwards, Debra is barred from working the Trinity case because the shooting is suspected to be the work of Trinity, making Debra an investigator who was also a victim, creating a conflict of interest. Debra eventually discovers that Trinity was not the shooter, and she is put in charge of the case. Meanwhile, LaGuerta and Batista have renewed their relationship and, in danger of losing their jobs, decide to marry. They call Dexter in to have him be their witness.
While investigating Lundy's data about Trinity, Dexter determines Lundy was killed because he had determined when and where Trinity would claim his third victim. Dexter stakes out the building, and witnesses Trinity bludgeoning a man on a security camera. Dexter follows Trinity to his home, where he is surprised to discover that Trinity is a family man named Arthur Mitchell. Using the alias Kyle Butler, Dexter attends the same church as Arthur and eventually befriends him by helping him at the "Four Walls, One Heart" charity organization. While investigating the reasons behind Trinity's crimes, Dexter learns how he manages to reconcile his family life with his killing urges and utilizes that knowledge to deal with his own issues.
Dexter visits Arthur at his home and discovers that he will be traveling to Tampa on another building project, which could be the start of another three-pronged killing cycle. Dexter decides to make the trip with Trinity to ensure this does not happen. On the way, Arthur takes Dexter to his childhood home and reveals that at the age of ten, he spied on his older sister in the shower out of innocent curiosity. Startled by his presence, she slipped, shattering the glass shower door and cutting open her femoral artery, causing her to bleed to death. His mother committed suicide and his father died soon after. Dexter realizes that Trinity compulsively murders groups of people that bear resemblance to those in his family, recreating their deaths each time.
During Thanksgiving at Trinity's home, Dexter learns that Arthur has been terrorizing his family, locking his daughter away in her bedroom and physically abusing his son. After Arthur attacks his son, Dexter is forced to restrain him. Arthur then goes to see a reporter who has been snooping around the Miami Metro Police Department, Christine Hill, who is revealed to be his illegitimate daughter.
Later Trinity kidnaps a boy while being pursued by Dexter. Dexter does some research and finds out that Trinity's pattern begins with the abduction and murder of a ten year old boy; revealing Trinity's pattern actually cycles in groups of four with the boys always disappearing five days before the first bathtub death. Dexter locates the place where Trinity is holding the boy and arrives just in time to save him, as Arthur escapes.
Debra begins to investigate and eventually arrests Hill after finding out that she is Trinity's daughter. However, Hill is released due to a lack of evidence. Hill secretly contacts Arthur, but he refuses to help her and instead forbids further contact. Arthur also reveals his disdain for her having killed Lundy, which she did to protect her father. Realizing the error of her ways, Hill confesses to Debra. Distraught, Hill seeks forgiveness from Debra, which the latter refuses to provide. Hill then pulls out a gun and commits suicide in front of Debra.
One of Harry's old informants takes Deb to the house of Laura Moser. Debra immediately recognizes the house as the home of Brian Moser, the Ice Truck Killer. After piecing together Dexter's connection to Brian and Laura, Deb reveals this information to Dexter, explaining that Laura was his mother and Brian his brother. Dexter feigns surprise, stating that Brian must have tried to get to him through Deb.
Dexter decides that he must draw police attention away from Trinity so that he can kill Trinity himself. He finds a man whom he can kill and pin the blame on. He then plants evidence and kills the man. Arthur lures Dexter to an arcade where he previously stalked victims and follows Dexter back to the police station, where he learns Dexter's true identity. Soon after, Dexter tails Trinity, but sideswipes a car on the way. Dexter captures and drugs Trinity, but the driver of the damaged car has found Dexter's car, called the police, and in the ensuing confrontation, Dexter is taken in by the police for leaving the scene of an accident and fighting with the driver in the presence of the police. By the time Dexter is released due to cell overcrowding, Trinity is gone from where Dexter had left his unconscious body.
Dexter eventually tracks down Arthur, capturing and bringing him to the bomb shelter where he held the missing boy. Dexter kills him with a hammer and dumps the body. At the beginning of this episode, Dexter arranges a vacation for Rita, Harrison, and himself in order to get Rita out of harm's way. They're to meet in the Keys at the end of the work day. Rita and Harrison leave in the morning and Dexter promises them that he'll see them after work. When Dexter returns home after dealing with Trinity, he picks up a message from Rita. After listening to the message, he calls her back. He hears Rita's phone ring from within the house and soon after, he hears Harrison crying. He rushes to the bathroom, where he finds Harrison sitting on the tile floor in a pool of blood while Rita lies dead in the bathtub, having been murdered in the same fashion as each of the other Trinity bathtub killings.[/link]]
Spoiler:Season 5
As the police arrive at Dexter's house, he is obviously in shock and, either because he feels guilty that his relationship with the Trinity Killer caused Rita's death or because he is answering a question ("Sir, did you say that you called this in?") asked by one of the police officers, admits "it was me". Quinn is already suspicious about the circumstances surrounding Rita's death, considering it was not Trinity's modus operandi. Astor takes the news particularly hard, and blames Dexter for her death. Unable to reconcile, Astor decides that she wants to live with her grandparents in Orlando, and she and Cody leave Miami.
Miami Metro begin investigating a severed head in a Venezuelan neighborhood, and also find several related cases. The suspect is quickly nicknamed the Santa Muerte Killer. The FBI, unable to find Arthur Mitchell (the 'trinity killer'), follows its only other lead, Kyle Butler (Dexter's alias when interacting with Mitchell). Quinn recognizes the similarities between sketches of Kyle Butler and Dexter. Dexter finds a Department of Sanitation worker, Boyd Fowler, who is responsible for the deaths of many women. Dexter hires a nanny named Sonya to care for Harrison. Dexter eventually kills Fowler, but the crime is witnessed by Fowler's next victim Lumen Pierce (played by Julia Stiles), whom he has in captivity.
Dexter tries to care for Lumen, but she is understandably suspicious, asking Dexter if he is going to "sell her". Quinn approaches Jonah Mitchell, who is now in witness protection. He shows Mitchell a picture of Dexter and asks if it is Kyle Butler, but is interrupted by an undercover FBI agent before Mitchell can identify the picture. Quinn is suspended without pay by LaGuerta for disobeying her orders, and she continues to defend Dexter. Quinn seeks the help of a fellow officer to investigate Dexter. With Dexter's help, Deb closes in on the Santa Muerte killer, but he escapes during a hostage stand-off. Lumen tells Dexter that "there were others" with Fowler who did this to her.
Lumen asks Dexter to help her seek revenge, but he initially refuses. After Lumen continues on her own and targets the wrong suspect, Dexter teaches her the importance of knowing a person is guilty. Lumen falsely leads Dexter to believe she leaves Miami. Dexter soon learns that Lumen has remained in Miami after she shoots one of her attackers. Dexter is forced to help her cover it up, moments before Debra arrives to investigate the crime scene. She later reveals to Dexter that killing one of her attackers brought her a sense of peace, and she tearfully recognizes that it will not last, and she will have to find (and kill) the others to find that peace again. Dexter recognizes this as being her own "Dark Passenger", and decides (in part to forgive himself for failing Rita) to help her.
Meanwhile, the subplots throughout the season focus on the relationships of LaGuerta and Angel, who have made their marriage public but are having marital issues, and of Quinn and Debra who get romantically involved. When Angel gets involved in a bar fight which gets him in trouble with the Internal Affairs Dept (IAD), LaGuerta saves by helping IAD set up a sting on a different cop, Liddy (Peter Weller). Liddy develops a friendship with Quinn, both being angry about being "betrayed" by LaGuerta, and Quinn pays Liddy to investigate Dexter. Debra remains unaware that Quinn suspects her brother is Kyle Butler.
Meanwhile, Dexter and Lumen hunt the other people responsible for torturing her, including Jordan Chase (Jonny Lee Miller) and people associated with him. As Quinn's relationship with Deb deepens, he tries to call off Liddy, but by this point Liddy has taken pictures of Dexter and Lumen on Dexter's boat disposing of large plastic bags and video of them practicing for a kill. Having lost his job and convinced Dexter is a criminal, Liddy captures Dexter and calls Quinn to tell him he's got something to show him. During a struggle Dexter kills Liddy in self defense and destroys the video evidence. But he's forced to leave the body behind when Lumen is captured by Jordan Chase (who had figured out that she and Dexter were killing his accomplices). Quinn, having responded to a call from Liddy, finds Liddy's van locked, and a drop of Liddy's blood falls on his shoe. Dexter returns home to be surprised by Astor and Cody -- they want to have Harrison's first birthday party in Miami and stay with him the coming summer.
Dexter goes to confront Jordan (who has abducted Lumen) but is called away by Liddy's crime scene, where Quinn is arrested for suspicion of implication in Liddy's death. Later Dexter tracks down where Jordan is holding Lumen captive, and following a brief struggle, Dexter overpowers Jordan, and then allows Lumen to kill Jordan. Deb discovers them, though they are behind opaque plastic and she is not aware of their identities. Understanding that Lumen must be an escaped victim, Deb sympathizes, and lets them go, not seeing their faces. After Jordan's death, Lumen no longer feels the "Dark Passenger" and she leaves, leaving Dexter distraught.
Quinn visits Dexter at Harrison's birthday party, thanking him for getting him out of jail as Dexter seems to have faked a blood test to clear Quinn. Quinn and Deb appear to reconcile, as do Maria and Angel. Blowing out Harrison's birthday candle, Dexter wonders if there is hope for him -- to have a genuine relationship, to be human -- but he doubts it.
Spoiler:Season 6
María LaGuerta (Lauren Vélez) is promoted to Captain after blackmailing Deputy Chief Matthews (Geoff Pierson), whose name was on a prostitute's ledger. Vince Masuka (C.S. Lee) is teaching a group of forensic science students, and after his first choice faints at a crime scene, he asks an attractive female student, Ryan Chambers (Brea Grant), to become his intern, only to have to fire her when she steals old evidence from the department: a painted prosthetic hand from the Ice Truck Killer crime scenes, which shows up on an internet auction site. Masuka quickly hires another intern, video game designer and computer programmer Louis Greene, and begs him to fix the problem. Greene claims he made the page the auction was on vanish but was unable to get the hand back.
LaGuerta and Angel Batista (David Zayas) have divorced, but try to remain friends; this is further complicated by Matthews's decision to promote Debra Morgan (Jennifer Carpenter) to LaGuerta's vacant lieutenant position instead of Batista, who thinks this is a result of the feud between Matthews and LaGuerta. In retaliation, LaGuerta continuously thwarts Debra's attempts to make a good first impression as the new lieutenant by giving her the wrong advice; however, Debra makes an independent decision to hire Mike Anderson (Billy Brown) as her replacement, against LaGuerta's recommendation.
Batista's sister Jamie (Aimee Garcia) has become Harrison's babysitter, and Dexter and Debra visit a Catholic pre-school in hopes of signing Harrison up. Quinn (Desmond Harrington) proposes to Debra, but she refuses and they break up. Shortly after, Quinn learns of Deb's promotion and surmises that was her reason for ending their relationship. Quinn begins a long pattern of barhopping, drunkenness, and one-night stands; his unprofessional behavior angers and ultimately endangers Batista, his new partner.
This season features two main antagonists who become known as the Doomsday Killers (or DDK), Professor James Gellar (Edward James Olmos) and his student Travis Marshall (Colin Hanks), who seek to bring about the end of the world through killings based on the Book of Revelation. They leave signs of the Apocalypse including the Alpha and Omega or the Four Horsemen as a cryptographic tableau at crime scenes. The season also introduces Brother Sam (Mos Def), a former drug addict and murderer who repented and became a minister. He operates a body shop where he employs other ex-convicts, whom he also "shepherds" to lead crime-free lives.
Initially believing Sam to be behind the first Doomsday Killer murder, Dexter decides to kill Sam but is quickly proven wrong and finds himself befriending him. Dexter finds new light and guidance from Brother Sam in being a better father to Harrison and in keeping his Dark Passenger at bay. However, Brother Sam is murdered by one of his trusted ex-convicts; Dexter learns who did this and, going against Brother Sam's wish to forgive his killer, kills the murderer himself.
Dexter learns that the Trinity Killer's wife and daughter have been found dead in Nebraska, which Jonah Mitchell reports was the work of his father, Arthur Mitchell. Dexter, the only person who knows the Trinity Killer is dead, suspects that Jonah is following in his father's footsteps and goes to Nebraska to kill Jonah, encouraged by a subconscious vision of his brother, Brian Moser, the Ice Truck Killer. However, after confronting Jonah, Dexter learns that his sister committed suicide and Jonah killed his mother in a fit of rage, and now wants to die. Dexter decides to forgive Jonah and leaves him alive to deal with his demons.
Dexter's investigation of the Doomsday Killers leads him to Travis Marshall. Travis says that all he has done was at the request of Professor Gellar, so Dexter asks Travis to help him kill the professor, thinking he can save Travis as Brother Sam tried to save him. However, Dexter eventually discovers that Professor Gellar has been dead for three years and now exists only in Travis' mind. Travis marks Dexter as "the Beast" and tries to kill him in one of his tableaux, the Lake of Fire, but Dexter escapes and is saved by a passing migrant boat. Finally, Travis kidnaps Dexter's son to use as a sacrifice in his final tableau, thinking that "the Beast" is dead. Dexter rescues Harrison and knocks Travis unconscious. He takes Travis back to the church where Travis carried out his earlier murders, which Dexter has set up as a kill room. As Dexter prepares to kill his victim, Debra enters the church and sees Dexter plunge a knife into Travis's chest.
The season's subplots include Angel's sister dating Louis Greene, who wants to impress the police force, especially Dexter, and is revealed to have acquired the prosthetic hand from the Ice Truck Killer case, which he mails to Dexter after marking it up with a certain pattern. Debra refuses to yield to pressure to close the case of the overdose death of a prostitute, eventually discovering that Deputy Chief Matthews was present when the woman died. Matthews is forced to retire after LaGuerta leaks the information. Finally, Debra attends department-ordered therapy sessions after being involved in a shoot-out, and during her sessions, begins to realize that she may have romantic feelings for Dexter.
Season 7 Info:
On November 21, 2011, Showtime renewed Dexter for both a seventh and eighth season, each consisting of 12 episodes. Showtime officially announced that the 7th season will premiere Sunday, September 30, 2012.
Calista Flockhart has announced that she is guest starring in the opening episode of the seventh season.
These two seasons are planned to feature a story arc spanning across both seasons and there is a possibility Louis Greene's character will be expanded on more. In the premiere episode of Season 7, it will feature a flashback to Deb and Dexter's childhood.
On April 24, it was confirmed that Ray Stevenson will guest star this season, and he is set to play the head of a Russian crime syndicate who arrives in Miami determined to find out who killed one of his associates. Jason Gedrick will appear in a multi-episode arc playing the manager of a Miami-area gentlemen's club that becomes linked to a high-profile murder case. NBC TV Series Chuck star, Yvonne Strahovski will have a guest role in the upcoming season as well.
Season 7 Trailer:
Showtime unveiled a two minute trailer for the crowd attending the Dexter Panel at the 2012 San Diego Comic-Con.
Spoiler: Video
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"NO!"... oh shit, Deb gonna get got! Why didn't he just say he snapped because Travis kidnapped his son and he wanted revenge on the crazy bastard instead of the whole Rita lie he came up with? Main reason I enjoy this series is the laughable excuses he uses to get out of these predicaments, but come on, she caught him red handed, having Travis shrink wrapped the same freakin way she was in Season 1. Surely no hard on she has for her step-brother can get him cleared of this so he just walks casually away with her, his secret dusted, quietly under the rug. I've waited 6 seasons for Dexter to either get caught or for Deb to die. One or the other has to happen eventually. lol
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Jul 14, 12 at 7:00am ^re: Dexter Season 7
Why can't both happen?
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Jul 14, 12 at 10:26am ^re: Dexter Season 7
I've been waiting for Dexter to fry since somewhere in the middle of the third season and that desire has made it harder and harder to watch the show spin its wheels, barely inching forward. I guess I'd be okay with this season about Deb's death since she's been acted so abysmally (that preview clip for one). Apparently Dexter is going to tell her just about everything he's done over the course of the season.
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Jul 16, 12 at 11:40am ^re: Dexter Season 7
sooooooooo excited for this! cant believe Deb walked in on him...was bound to happen eventually i suppose. Cant believe she's crushing on her foster brother, crazy bitch
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Aug 16, 12 at 8:28pm ^re: Dexter Season 7
Showtime unveiled a new two-minute Trailer...
.... And holy balls the part where they bring up the Bay Harbor Butcher being back, Deb finding the blood slides, Dexter fantasizing killing everyone or possibly just unleashing the monster and killing off all of Miami Metro, best season ever? best season ever!
Also, Season 7 One Sheet. Probably will be the DVD/Blu-ray cover too:
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Aug 16, 12 at 9:22pm ^re: Dexter Season 7
Yeah, that was a pretty damn effective trailer. It looks like this season is going to take a HUGE turn, which is what the series needed. Definitely has the potential to be the best season ever!!!
And did Dexter just stab Masuka in the neck?
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Aug 17, 12 at 5:09am ^re: Dexter Season 7
Thanks for this links i really need this links because i'm big fan of Dexter show rather then other.
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Aug 17, 12 at 5:09am ^re: Dexter Season 7
This is the beginning of the end.. Season 7 will probably be the most action packed season of the lot and will probably see so many main characters get killed off. Anyone that finds out his secret or has a hint of suspicion is probably going to die this season. I think this is lining up to end his affiliation with Miami Metro and to free him up to be a serial killer on the run in Season 8. I'm looking forward to it, should be awesome viewing.
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Aug 17, 12 at 7:43am ^re: Dexter Season 7
quote Hell FireYep. Which is why I think he's just fantasizing or dreaming he kills them. Which he'd done before in past seasons. lol. But as BlackLabel and I mentioned, this season Dexter might just kill off most of Miami Metro, Season 8, the final season, he's on the lam, giving into his dark passenger, being the serial killer he was meant to become. Series ends with the death of Dexter, or him finally getting caught. Deb was freaking out throughout that whole trailer and I don't see her going through the entire season questioning what to do with her guilty conscience, at least I hope not as that would be about as boring as it was last season to get to the reveal that Edward James Olmos' character was dead, which I guessed after the very first friggin episode. lmao.
So we have three scenarios to work with: 1) Deb accepts Dexter as their father sort of did despite killing himself over how disgusted it made him after Dex's first kill, 2) Deb can't deal with the murders and gives up Dexter to the police forcing him to run or 3) Dexter kills Deb to keep his secret from everyone. That third one would probably branch off into a whole mess of things for him though. Should be a great final two seasons though.
I would love if they pulled off a fake death or that he was "cured" at the end of the series, then we see him in Europe or somewhere, trying to live a new life, and the episode ends with him looking into the camera, implying he's still the monster, and is about to give into his urges.
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Aug 17, 12 at 7:52am ^re: Dexter Season 7
Whatever happens to him, we can be sure that moody narration will be with it til the very end. The season 7 finale is apparently titled "Lethal Injection," which could either reference the death penalty or the shot every one of Dex's victims receive.
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Aug 24, 12 at 3:48pm ^re: Dexter Season 7
I do really enjoy Dexter, finding it the show I always most look forward to coming back on in the TV season and that will never really change but haven't enjoyed the last couple of seasons that much, the last one in particular felt like it was trying to "break ground" with all this spiritual stuff combined with a fight club ending - although that did keep me gripped. I do like how the story is progressing and can't wait for this series like the rest!
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Sep 5, 12 at 7:52am ^re: Dexter Season 7
I love fan-art so much sometimes
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Sep 8, 12 at 6:12am ^re: Dexter Season 7
Dexter Season 7 is such best season. I watched this Season and i like it. Dexter is my favorite Tv show .
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Sep 8, 12 at 6:27am ^re: Dexter Season 7
Awesome mang.
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Sep 28, 12 at 9:38pm ^re: Dexter Season 7
Bump to remind everyone Season premiere starts this Sunday. Can't wait.
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Traditionally, developers apply many design patterns in a sophisticated web application, creating layers of code, which is often a requirement of the frameworks, not of the application design. Seam collapses these artificial layers and brings EJBs closer to the web layer. It allows you to access EJBs as JSF backing beans. Hence, a developer is free to choose what layers are needed according to the application's architecture requirements, instead of being forced into decisions by the framework.
Seam manages the lifecycles of the application components automatically. The developer interacts with components by retrieving and storing them from and into the Seam context. This design is also known as "Inversion of Control," and it frees the developers from manually managing the relationships between the components.
To illustrate our point, let's look an example from a hypothetical DVD store. This example shows how to retrieve orders already made by the logged-on user on a single web page. Let's first have a look at our stateful session bean, which executes the business logic and performs all database-related operations. This session bean will be in charge of finding all of the orders of a logged-in user. Please note that we chose to show a simple way to perform this task. You can certainly keep your habits of having value objects in between, and remember that Seam components can be any object, not only EJBs.
package com.jboss.dvd.seam;
import [...]
public class ShowOrdersAction
implements ShowOrders,
Customer customer;
EntityManager em;
List <Order> orders;
public String findOrders() {
orders = em.createQuery(
"from Order o where o.customer = :customer")
.setParameter("customer", customer)
return "showorders";
public void destroy() {}
This bean is a standard EJB3 stateful bean. The
@Stateful annotation is used to declare that bean as a stateful session bean and the
@Remove annotation is used to ask the server to remove that bean once the destroy method is called.
The session bean class also has some annotations beyond the EJB 3.0 specification. These are Seam annotations. The
@Name annotation gives a reference name to the session bean so that it can be called from any JSF page or other Seam components. We also specify the
SeamInterceptor as the only interceptor for this session bean. This is required for Seam to work out the "plumbing" for the bean.
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Since the JSF page that uses this session bean needs to retrieve the current orders for a logged-in user, we need to first figure out who the currently logged-in user is. The current user has been stored in the session context just after he successfully logged on, from the session bean, so we just want to inject that entity bean into the
"customer" object.
@In(value="currentUser", required=false) will then look for a reference to
"currentUser" in all of the stateful contexts and will not attempt to create one if it can't find one. Once found, it will be injected in the
"customer" object. This operation will happen before any session bean method is called.
After getting the currently logged-in user, we still need to populate the
"orders" list so that the JSF page can display. The
@Factory("orders") annotation will do the job of populating that object and the annotated method will be called before the JSF page can access the orders.
Now, we have the business component (session bean) to retrieve the orders. Let's look at the JSF web page and how Seam ties the session bean to the JSF page. Basically, in the showorders.jsf page, we just need to reference the session bean and its properties using their Seam names.
<h:dataTable value="#{orders}" var="item">
<f:facet name="header">Order Id</f:facet>
<f:facet name="header">Date</f:facet>
<h:outputText value="#{item.orderDate}">
<f:convertDateTime type="both"
<f:facet name="header">Status</f:facet>
Besides EJB 3.0 and JSF integration, Seam is an advanced contextual management framework of its own. It provides crucial features that make it easy to develop stateful web applications. A context is something that is available in many Java programming models. A web application typically has to deal with the
Request context, which has the scope of a particular event. The currently logged-in user of the application is held in the
Session context. Seam recognizes the importance of these contexts, and adds a few of its own to complete the picture:
Conversation: Several related and sequential requests are often considered to be part of the same conversation. For example, a conversation might require that a user goes through the request/response cycle several times. A typical scenario is a wizard-style dialog box, or a shopping cart in an e-commerce application. Seam allows easy definition and management of conversations. While you only have one session at a time, you can have several conversations running concurrently and easily switch from one to the other.
Process: Integrating business process management in an application, as provided by tools such as jBPM, is also built-in. Consider the following situation. A business process requires a workflow with two actors: one actor creates an item, while the second actor's responsibility is to approve this item. Both actors might need one or several conversations with the application to complete their task. Seam allows you to define these tasks and conversations very easily and transparently.
Application: There is always the need for stateless services and other application-wide components. Seam introduces a particular context for that purpose, available from start to end of the application.
Seam creates all of these contexts and manages their scope automatically. A Seam developer can declare a default context for each component; for example, a
User component could have
Session scope, representing the currently logged-in user. The power of Seam lies in the wiring of components. A component simply has to declare what dependencies have to be injected into it, before it is executed. A component can also declare what objects should be "taken out" of it, once execution completes. This "outjection" feature, together with the automatic management of contexts and component state, is at the core of programming with Seam and allows very compact and re-usable code.
In the following example, we will look at how we can build a search page to search for DVDs, as illustrated in Figure 1.
Figure 1. The DVD search result page
We want to ensure that back buttons and multiple tabs or windows won't break our application and have the expected behavior. To do so, we will introduce a conversation that will start whenever the search starts and ends once the user purchases his order. Let's start with a session bean that will handle the search operations and navigation among the results:
package com.jboss.dvd.seam;
import [...]
public class SearchAction
implements Search,
ShoppingCart cart;
EntityManager em;
private int pageSize = 20;
private int currentPage = 0;
private boolean hasMore = false;
private Category category = null;
private String title = null;
private String actor = null;
List <Product> searchResults;
Map <Product, Boolean> searchSelections;
// Getters and setters for
// category, title and actor
public String doSearch() {
return "browse";
public String nextPage() {
if (!isLastPage()) {
return null;
public String prevPage() {
if (!isFirstPage()) {
return null;
public boolean isLastPage() {
return (searchResults != null) &&
public boolean isFirstPage() {
return (searchResults != null) &&
(currentPage == 0);
private void updateResults() {
searchResults = [...]
searchSelections = [...]
private Query searchQuery(String title,
String actor, Category category) {
title = (title == null) ? "%" : "%" +
title.toLowerCase() + "%";
actor = (actor == null) ? "%" : "%" +
actor.toLowerCase() + "%";
if (category == null) {
return em.createQuery(
"from Product p where lower(p.title) like " +
":title and lower(p.actor) LIKE :actor")
.setParameter("title", title)
.setParameter("actor", actor);
else {
return em.createQuery(
"from Product p where lower(p.title) like " +
":title and lower(p.actor) like :actor " +
"and p.category = :category")
.setParameter("title", title)
.setParameter("actor", actor)
.setParameter("category", category);
public String addToCart() {
for (Product item: searchResults) {
Boolean selected =
if ( selected!=null && selected ) {
searchSelections.put(item, false);
cart.addProduct(item, 1);
return "browse";
public void destroy() {}
This stateful session bean is stored in the conversation context; it will live throughout the conversation and die whenever the conversation ends. The shopping cart is another session-bean component managed by Seam and is injected into the
SearchAction session bean, so that we don't lose its content across multiple searches. The
searchResults and
searchSelections objects will live in the current conversation; the memory they occupy will be freed once the conversation will be over.
The most important feature that is shown here is the beginning of the conversation itself; the
@Begin(join=true, processDefinition="shopping") on the
doSearch() method will start a new conversation using the pageflow definition called
shopping. This jBPM pageflow definition will define how the pages are related and define all of the transitions for this particular context. Here is our simple example:
<pageflow-definition [...]
<start-state name="start">
<transition to="browse"/>
<page name="browse" view-id="/browse.xhtml"
<transition name="browse" to="browse"/>
<transition name="checkout" to="checkout"/>
<page name="checkout" view-id="/checkout.xhtml"
<transition name="checkout" to="checkout"/>
<transition name="complete" to="complete"/>
<page name="complete" view-id="/complete.xhtml"
<end-conversation />
You can automatically generate the above XML file using a visual pageflow editor in the jBPM IDE, shown in Figure 2. For each state, there is a corresponding page with a
view-id linking to the actual resource and all available transitions. From the
"browse" page, you have two possible transitions:
"browse" when a user update his shopping cart and
"checkout" when she clicks on the checkout button. From the
"checkout" page, she can modify the number of articles in her cart then go back to the checkout page or complete her order. Each action method will return the name of the transition to pass. Once the order is made, the conversation ends and all of the objects stored in that conversation are freed.
Figure 2. The DVD store jBPM pageflow designer in the jBPM IDE
To see how nested conversations work, you can watch and study the "issues" example available in the project CVS.
jBPM is used to define a flow of pages, but Seam can also help you to integrate business processes defined using the jBPM Process Definition Language (JPDL).
You won't have to deal with the jBPM API; you only need to provide a JPDL descriptor (which can be built using the jBPM IDE) and annotate the method that will create and start a new process instance. The business process integration offers a new context, called the business process context. Anything added to a process instance will live during the whole instance. Your business process can drive your method calls. This lets the process transitions trigger some method calls.
In the following example for the DVD store application, we add business process to the validation of any order. Let's add a business process that automatically accepts every order under 100 dollars and delegates validation to an administrator for all other orders. Once the validation is made, a process step is needed to add the shipping number information. To do such a process, we decided to write the following JPDL:
<process-definition name="OrderManagement">
<transition to="decide"/>
<decision name="decide"
<transition name="large order"
<transition name="small order"
<task-node name="approval">
<task name="approve">
pooled-actors="reviewers" />
<transition name="approve"
<transition name="reject"
<task-node name="process">
<task name="ship">
<assignment pooled-actors=
<transition name="shipped"
<action expression=
<end-state name="complete"/>
In this simple but yet powerful example, we see how the integration of jBPM and Seam let you directly enter JSF expressions directly into the jPDL. The
#{orderApproval.howLargeIsOrder} calls the
howLargeIsOrder method on the
"orderApproval" Seam component, which is exactly how it works in the JSF page. Here is the source code for that Seam component:
package com.jboss.dvd.seam;
import org.jboss.seam.annotations.In;
import org.jboss.seam.annotations.Name;
public class OrderApprovalDecision {
@In float amount;
public String getHowLargeIsOrder()
return amount > 100 ?
"large order" : "small order";
Nothing fancy here; we just injected the amount from the stateful contexts and a string returns indicating which decision to take. We can also notice in the pageflow definition that the transition from
"process" to
"complete" triggers a call to the
"log" method of the
"afterShipping" Seam component.
Seam relies exclusively on JDK 5.0 annotation metadata for the declaration of components and how they are associated in a particular context--no XML hell. Seam can be used with any JSF implementation and runs on any JEE 5.0 container. With the Microcontainer, Seam can even be used in Tomcat or in unit tests. For developers who are not ready yet for EJB 3.0, Seam also supports POJOs and Hibernate persistent classes as components.
The DVD store example can work in Tomcat by adding few configuration files; there is such an example in the Seam distribution.
Thomas Heute is the project leader of JBoss Seam
Return to ONJava.com.
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The guys u were talking to didnt want Baron Davis in the starting lineup.....
all my peeps dont want to break-up the Lin-Sanity crew of Tyson, Jeff. Novak, Fields, Shump.
Baron Davis is the veteran PG u would want to start with Tyson/Stat/Melo
Baron is good for 20 decent minutes per game....Lin is great for 30 minutes per game
Davis start....Lin finish
It was a good game in the 2nd half, Lin still has to a better job finding Melo and especially Amare seems to be a lot of times he doesn't hit STAT in time at the right spot. But besides that he had a solid game and everyone played ok to well looking forward to that Bos game.
Our 2 headed Point Guard (Lin and Davis) combined for 23 points, 21 assists, 7 rebounds, and only 2 turnovers. They shot 50% (8-16)
Davis and Smith has magical chemistry.
Signature created by AmareforPresident
Look how mad this Cavs fan is
Originally Posted by KIrving15
"Great, we are now going to be a highlight reel for the stupid-ass "Lin-sanitity" bull****. I ****ing hate this kid already. Annoying as **** to keep seeing and hearing this EVERYWHERE."
2-3 practices before the Celtics game then the rest of the season really takes off... these practices and rest are crucial as ****.
Just pointing out that before you think about Antoni's balls in another man's mouth, you should pat your mouth down and remove them from yours.
You just said some dumb **** at the end of otherwise reasonable and wise thought, about D'antoni obviously never being on such a plane of thinking and like the fool he is he would never think about or try it out.
Truth: ya'll bring up D'antoni like you can't get him out of your head.
And I wouldn't have called you out, either, cept it was too rich that the entire first quarter of this game you were incessantly yapping about "D'antoni this, D'antoni that", and how stupid it was that Novak was being kept in, and how limited Novak is.
Well now.
Last edited by iSaYughh; Feb 29, 2012 at 22:45. Reason: syntax
HELL Yeah I can make that statement....we been playing a 8 man rotation throughout this back to back 66 game season....why do u think our superstars been playing the way they been playing averaging 36+ minutes per game. Lin's turnovers was from fatique of averaging 36+ minutes per game.
Here are the new players added to our rotation since the addition of Lin-Sanity....
Novak/JR/Davis thats 4 new players


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Sat., 4 May, 8 a.m.6 p.m. Cost: US$115; includes field trip guide, transportation, lunch, and refreshments.
John Weber, Grand Valley State Univ., weberjgvsu.edu.
- This structural feature was discovered circa 1880 when two farmers began to quarry crushed rock from the site. The crater is a circular dome, ~7.24 km (4.5 mi) in diameter. It is deeply eroded and buried by glacial debris. Age is estimated to be less than 97 million years (Cretaceous or younger). Shatter cones and deformed bedrock led geologists to conclude by the late 1960s that the Kentland structure was the result of a meteorite impact rather than volcanic activity. Deformation at the site is intense. Vertical contacts between normally horizontal rock formations of different ages are common. The Shakopee dolomite at the center of the structure is ~450 million years old (Ordovician period) and is uplifted ~2,000 feet higher than the level of the same rock in the surrounding area. The entire disturbed area extends about 13 km (8 mi) in diameter.
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Sat., 4 May, 8 a.m.6 p.m. Cost: US$105; includes field trip guide, transportation, lunch, and refreshments.
William B. Harrison III, Michigan Geological Repository for Research and Education (MGREE), harrisonwmich.edu; E.Z. Manos (on-site leader), Detroit Salt Mine Company.
- This is a great opportunity to visit, examine, and collect samples from a working underground salt mine. This mine has been in operation for more than 100 years and currently supplies road salt to many Michigan counties and other areas throughout the Midwest. Silurian salts have been mined in the Michigan Basin since the late 1800s. Both underground and much deeper solution salt mining has taken place. The Silurian F salt bed is being mined at the Detroit Salt mine; whereas, most solution mining has exploited the Salina A and B units. This popular trip is limited to 16 participants, so be sure to reserve your place early.
- 3. Contrasting Terrains of the Lake Michigan and Saginaw Lobes in Southern Michigan.
Sat., 4 May, 8 a.m.6 p.m. Cost: $125; includes field trip guide, transportation, lunch, and refreshments.
Alan Kehew, Western Michigan Univ., alan.kehewwmich.edu; Andrew Koslowski, New York State MuseumAlbany, akozlowsmail.nysed.gov; Brian Bird, New York State Museum, bbirdnysed.gov; John Esch, Michigan Dept. of Environmental Quality, eschjmichigan.gov.
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Sat., 4 May
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Sat., 4 May, 7 a.m.7 p.m. Cost: US$125, includes field trip guide, transportation, lunch, and refreshments.
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- 6. Geology and Slope Stability along the Lake Michigan Coastal Zone.
Sat., 4 May
- — Canceled.
- 7. Spouse/Guest Trip to Frederik Meijer Gardens and Sculpture Park in Grand Rapids.
Sat., 4 May
- — Canceled.


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