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Recap: 'Fringe' - 'The Recordist'
The show takes a step back as the rebels seek to take a step forward
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After a strong second outing, this week's "Fringe" faltered as it set out on the first of what promises to be several outings dedicated to the scavenger hunt established in "In Absentia". Well, if all outings are as poorly executed as this one, I think we might be second-guessing the show's decision to go down this route. It's more likely that "The Recordist" will be an outlier rather than standard operating procedure over the final ten episodes of the series. But who knows? I didn't expect last week to knock my socks off, and I didn't expect this episode to bore me to near tears. Surprises are fun. Until they aren't.
Tonight's episode opens on Astrid lasering the wall of amber in Walter's former laboratory. Inside they find the third of a still-unknown number of tapes, since Walter went so far as to leave the video evidence of his plan against The Observers out-of-sequence. The tape reveals coordinates in a wooded area of Northern Pennsylvania. What do our heroes have to do there? No one knows, but the Bishop Boys, Olivia, and Etta head out anyways and leave Astrid behind to slowly piece together the rest of the damaged message. Had the episode been stronger overall, I wouldn't have constantly wondered, "Why didn't they simply wait until they had the tape deciphered before leaving in the first place?" I understand that time is nominally of the essence, but it certainly seemed like the five of them had full run of the place without fear of Observer detection.
In any case, everyone arrives in Pennsylvania, where they meet a group of people, led by a man named Edwin Massey, who are off the grid and recording all of human history onto data cubes. Edwin and the rest of the group there have all developed a condition whereby parts of their flesh have transformed into hardened, bark-like material. A combination of The Observers' corrosion of the atmosphere and a strange element emanating from a local mine have combined to poison the air they breathe. Our protagonists are infected upon arrival, but there's little true danger, other than potentially having easily identifiable skin markings that would make them stand out in any crowd, unless they go down into the mine themselves. The closer one gets to the source, the more quickly that the toxin kills a human host. Unfortunately for our heroes, what they need is in that mine. Specifically, they need forty pounds of a particular type of quartz in order to power a machine that will defeat The Observers after they get tape six, I mean seven, and oh god I'm bored just typing this all out.
Fetch quests are a means to an end. Every show has something that arbitrarily pushes its characters from Point A to Point B, and how well that program disguises the marionette pulling the strings determines the strength of the show. It's not like "Fringe"'s plots are any better or worse than they've always been. But the program isn't nearly as strong as it used to be in tying those actions to strong characters and emotional beats that help drive those actions. In seasons past, the story between Edwin and his comic-book drawing, Fringe Division-worshipping son River would have formed a strong parallel to some relationship between our heroes while simultaneously serving as a nice, stand-alone arc within the hour. (Last season's "And Those We Left Behind" was a master class in this type of structure.) But instead of honing in on that relationship, the show threw a whole slew of things at the wall to see what would stick. There's evidence of solar panels and advanced technology, but little sense of how the society as a whole functions. Do they approve of Edwin's "watch, don't interfere" approach to cataloguing human history? Do they resent having to live in the woods, or are they anxious to conscript more into their fold? What is their relationship to a nearby village, which was suddenly introduced in the penultimate act in order to create a decision-making moment for Edwin? Most importantly, what is the history between Edwin and River?
The last question renders the other ones unimportant, if answered satisfactorily. But "Fringe" has been paying lip-service to the bonds between unusual parent/child relationships all season. The lack of scenes involving Edwin and River mirror the lack of strong scenes involving Etta and her parents in these first three weeks. Tonight features an exception that proves the rule: An excellent scene between Peter and Olivia alone together, one that answers nearly every question I had in the series premiere about their split. I didn't question the generalities of a couple being split apart over the loss of a child when I watched "Transilience Thought Unifier Model-11". I did, however, question the specifics as it applied to this pair. And I questioned them not because I thought it was impossible, but because I didn't have nearly enough information on which to judge the veracity of what was told onscreen. But tonight offered up information in spades, and it makes Olivia's decision to abandon the search for Etta more understandable. With her own traumatic childhood, Olivia had feared the joy she found in her own daughter. She viewed Etta's disappearance as karmic punishment for her indecisive approach to motherhood, and left out of self-preservation. That all makes perfect sense when explained in that way, and gives credence and clarity that the premiere simply didn't.
So here's what doesn't make any sense at all, "Fringe" fans: Why don't Peter and Olivia ask Etta what happened on Invasion Day?
I checked with a few "Fringe" fans before sitting down to this review, because I wanted to make sure I hadn't seen this scene and simply forgotten. But the wall of "Missing Children" posters behind Peter's shoulder in the diner not only evoked 9/11 imagery, but also hinted at some darker plan involving The Observers and abducted children. That's probably a horribly incorrect theory, and to be honest, I'm out of the theory game when it comes to this show. But I went down that road in my mind because it seems really, really weird that neither parent has asks Etta what happened that day, or that Etta has not volunteered that information to them. It seems like a really crucial question, or, at the very least, a question one sane person would ask another. Why is no one bringing this up? I honestly don't know.
What I do know is that it's strange how little "Fringe" is willing to put its newly-reformed family into contact with one another. We get a lot of Olivia and Peter talking ABOUT their daughter, but precious few with them talking TO her. When Peter and Olivia wander off to what they think is a potentially dangerous village from which they might not return, they don't even say goodbye to Etta, nevermind share an intimate moment. When the three of them ride off into the sunset with Walter at hour's end, the camaraderie there doesn't feel truly earned. If "Fringe" is trying to depict how awkward and unsure reunions such as Etta has just had with her parents might be, it's not quite coming across onscreen at the present time. It's quite possible that the question around Etta's disappearance will get asked/answered at some point down the line. It's also possible that said answer will alleviate my current complaints, much in the way that Olivia's revelations tonight alleviated my concerns from the season premiere. But it's one thing to say "answers will come". It's another to know when to deploy the propers answers at the proper time. This feels like a situation in which we're past the point at which we could reasonable expect at least someone to raise the issue. (The only one this makes sense now is if September stepped in during that white flash and scrambled everyone's mind to forget his involvement. Or something. Oops, there's my nose bleeding again trying to figure this stuff out.)
A few more bullet points about tonight's episode…
· I'd love to see an episode based around the adventures depicted in River's comic books. Animate them in the style of "Lysergic Acid Diethylamide" and you've got something special, I'd wager. Plus, River's comic inspired my favorite line of the show, courtesy of Peter. After River calls them heroes, Peter replies, "Well, kid, you're my hero. You've given me a nice, strong jawline."
· As much as no one talking about Etta's invasion bugs me, it's far better than a series of scenes in which characters vaguely allude to the event through a series of vague allusions and obtuse pronouns designed to disguise meaning. That's the WORST. Show like "The Event" and "Flash Forward" specialized in such chicanery.
· There are more rebel-sympathizing loyalists than we realize, as seen by the one who tipped off Etta's rebel colleague tonight. How long until we learn Broyles is aiding those double agents?
· As if you needed more reason to hate The Observers, I give you this data cube headline: "Thousands Of Libraries Burned To The Ground". Boooooo!
· In 2036, apples come in handy pill form.
· "The Recordist" sounds like a TNT drama about a music producer who also solves crimes. Your job: Cast the lead in that show. Bonus points to those that can come up with a good case-of-the-week for that show.
What did you think of tonight's episode? A strong follow-up to last week's installment, or a disappointing foray into this season's scavenger hunt? How are you feeling about the Peter/Olivia/Etta family triangle at this point? And will Astrid ever go on a mission this season? Sound off below!
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October 13, 2012 at 12:31AM EST Reply to Comment
Definitely not one of Fringe's strongest episodes. The Olivia/Peter scenes regarding Etta redeemed it for me a bit, but only because it meant the episode wasn't a complete bust.
If Etta's history doesn't come out at least partially in the next episode (which based on the episode title I think it will) I'm 100% with you. Honestly the drive from Cambridge to rural Pennsylvania could have been a bottle episode in which the entire story was told. The first two episodes it at least made sense, it was sensitive. Now it's just awkward, but I assume that's what they're going for...so one more episode.
Anyways based on reviews/hype, I'm super excited for next episode, which might also explain why I'm not terribly disappointed.
October 13, 2012 at 1:23AM EST Reply to Comment
What Follows is a plot summary for Fictional TNTs "The Recordist."
When a hugely successful veteran Rapper/musician is found murdered, His best friend and Producer,(Martin Lawrence) along with a clean cut police detective (Patric Wilson) manages to find clues in the Artists latest unreleased work that may point to his murderer.
However the plot thickens when it turns out that every song the artist ever wrote may contain evidence of a past crime. The series follows the Producer and police officer trying to unlock the information hidden in the songs, and bring the guilty to justice -
Ted LaCross
October 13, 2012 at 3:17AM EST Reply to Comment
regarding the t.v. series "fringe" and the character "etta". didn't she already tell her parents that she didn't want to talk about everything that had happened to her from the time the observers, until she was reunited with her parents -- it is possible in the fringe universe, that this young woman is not their child and that is why she hasn't been chummy with olivia and peter. also, i wonder if the other fringe universe, the parallel new york city which they had to break away from in order to survive, maybe it will return to help destroy the observers? on another note, astrid has always been underused and she is a great character, maybe with the few episodes that remain, the writers/creators will send her off with a flair because she is too precious to waste. -
October 13, 2012 at 3:58AM EST Reply to Comment
I am not surprised they haven't asked Etta all the key questions, because last season was very much the same. Our characters didn't ask any questions, they just reached conclusions and reacted until an outsider like September confirmed or denied those conclusions.
I don't expect specifics about Etta's childhood until a mid-season episode. -
October 13, 2012 at 5:19AM EST Reply to Comment
I'm just here for my weekly reminder that Ryan McGee sucks as a TV critic. Beeing a TV critic is not really an important job. Getting paid to criticize the work of hard working people that create a show? That is ridiculous. It's something that people should do for free and fun on blogs, while having a real job that helps the world function a little better. But failing at what should be simple and non-important job? That's even more ridiculous. So, I hope you, Ryan McGee, know that you suck at doing a job that is only important on twitter and recognized by other irrelevant for the world critics. Have a nice weekend.-
Shawn Mahone Supply and Demand Ha Ha, they obviously make money off of Ryan's reviews and hence there is a need for them, ruans reviews generate enough interest that hitfix have kept him on for 3 seasons they also pay for other hitfix employees who ate not wtiyers and are considered support staff.
October 13, 2012 at 7:24AM EST
No your problem is with the fact he refuses to kiss fringes derrières and praise the show with non stop compliments. Fringe has been
Off the boil for a long time and they are running on fumes creatively for too long. Sad, but hardly ryans fault. -
haha Well, I guess they do take money off Ryans reviews. That is why I always run Hitfix on ad blocker so I'm sure not one penny is given to this site.
October 13, 2012 at 3:45PM EST
I don't care if he kisses Fringes ass or no. His reviews are incompetent and he always bitches about things that are not really important. He take a little thing (some of them can perfectly happen in future episodes) and bithches on and on about it, says he's bored and than always forgets to say what the show does good. But then, his taste for television is not that good. That is probably neither does the AVclub nor Hitfix give them big dramas and brainy sitcoms to write about, like Homeland, Breaking Bad, GoT, Girls, etc. The only way to give him work is to ask him to write about things he hates so that it attracts angry fans to this site.
And and the by the way, Ryan, don't trick yourself into thinking I'm a blind troll (like most critics do about negative comments). I'm not. I still like some of your witty comments you do on Twitter (about things like the Emmys and etc). I just think you are the worst type of critic, you have bad taste for television, and you are bad at doing a job that itself is already pretty much useless.
TV creators/actors create shows to entertain people and make them happy, Scientists discover new things about the world, McDonald's employees serve food to people, Garbage man clean up the streets so you don't live in a dirty city. You, as a TV critic, HAVE an opinion (everyone has one, right?) and bitch about something on the internet. You do something that everyone already does on it's own, every time they watch something (the difference you write it down).
I mean I can have a real job, and on the weekend spend 1 hour to write about a TV show. But I'd still have a real job. Even professional athletes have one after they retire from sports...
October 13, 2012 at 7:46AM EST Reply to Comment
Disappointing episode, especially after the first two episodes were quite strong. The worst part is that it was boring, which is not something we should be feeling in the show's final season. It really felt like they were spinning their wheels trying to figure out how to drag out a story over 13 episodes that maybe only needs about 6 episodes to tell.
The next episode looks good from the preview. I won't say anything more. -
October 13, 2012 at 7:55AM EST Reply to Comment
Figure they are saving the explanation of Etta's abduction for a later episode in which it will be one part of a episode in which the observors play a large role. -
October 13, 2012 at 8:21AM EST Reply to Comment
Olivia feeling guilty, and putting herself down, no surprise, cortexaphan is 1 abuse, beaten at home and shooting a man as a child another,
That Olivia is who she is is a miracle.
Beautiful acting by Anna Torv, you could feel the pain , and the doubt, and the conflicting,
Anna Torv is the only reason I keep watching, awesome actress.
Fringe and his father and son , and fathers doing everything for their children, only fathers love their children and sacrifice....
tell that to the millions of single parent children who grew up with a loving caring mum, father gone and estranged,
including Fringe lead actress Anna.
JH Wyman does read Hitfix, as we he made a comment about Ryan not knowing about losing children ,
In that case JH Wyman thinks that every father is a loving father, so he should do some studying, see his cast.
October 13, 2012 at 10:12AM EST Reply to Comment
After hundreds of episodes of Star Trek, Stargate, Farscape, etc, it's hard for an "away team" episode like this to rise to any real level of originality. This was a very paint-by-numbers version, which robbed the inevitable sacrifice of most of its impact.
I very much enjoyed the first two episodes (especially the second), so I'm still very much looking forward to the rest of the season. I hope they don't make too much of the scavenger hunt, though - the shorter season seems like it should be conducive to telling a tight story without leaning on that tired Macguffin. -
October 13, 2012 at 10:15AM EST Reply to Comment
"Specifically, they need forty pounds of a particular type of quartz in order to power a machine that will defeat The Observers after they get tape six, I mean seven, and oh god I'm bored just typing this all out."
This was definitely not as good as the first two weeks of the season were, but I thought the Olivia/Peter stuff was great, and the parallels between them and Edwin and River were great. As was Walter jonesing for weed and bong.
The stuff with the tapes, and now the macguffin of the red rocks gives me pause, but let's see where this goes. Ten weeks (sniff) left, and the next episode looks like it could be amazing.
Anyhow, McGee, if you're bored watching and writing this stuff, why the hell do you keep watching and writing about it? I used to get mad at your reviews, except for the rare occasions I agree with you, but reading them is now just as boring. So, yeah, I should stop reading them, but I'm always curious as to what you'll bitch about week.
Anyhow, there are criticisms to be had: The tape stuff is pretty silly, and I hope it doesn't drag on. Let's learn more about Etta, and, yes, let's have Peter and Olivia actually TALK to their daughter more.
Also, how are these "tree people" getting their info to record all this history? They're staying in one place, and I'm unclear where they're getting their free-of-Observer-bias info. And speaking of the Observers, for a show that's been pretty damned good at world-building why have we seen so little of the Observers so far?
Seems like they've got their Loyalists carrying out a lot of the work so far. And if they can move at super-speed (as we've seen September do), and have other strange powers as well, why are they just driving to PA to try to nab the Fringe rebels?
I'm hopeful we'll see and learn more about these invading Observers sooner rather than later. A lot of questions, and not a lot of time left. I still think Fringe will end better than Lost though.
Jesse At least Lost's characters were the same characters from season 1 to 6 and they told a story with those characters that was pretty linear. Fringes characters in season 4 are different to the characters of seasons 1-3. Season 5 characters are based on story we never saw after season 4, so why exactly should we as an audience root for characters that we barely know anything about? Never mind the fact that the story is just so screwy. Yes Lost blew the mythology and a lot of the plot but man did they nail the character journeys, fringe has blown the characters, the plot, the mythology....everything. Even Chuck did not ...yes it did, it screwed Chuck and Sarah and threw 5 years worth of character development down the drain, oh well shit happens and it sucks.
October 13, 2012 at 11:42AM EST -
Sandy How has Fringe blew the characters? I feel these are out characters we have loved from the beginning. Their journey this season makes complete sense in terms of where the characters are at.
October 13, 2012 at 12:35PM EST -
Jesse The only character who is the same from the beginning is Peter. But he has missed half the series so there is that....the rest of the characters are different versions, timelines, etc...not the ones from the beginning.
October 13, 2012 at 1:50PM EST -
A. @Jesse, well when you watch the show do you feel they are different characters? They act different? I don't think so...
October 13, 2012 at 3:13PM EST
Oh and didn't Lost spent it's last season creating an imaginary world where the characters HAD a completely different story? Only to be revealed that they were dead? Yeah, and people loved that... -
Jesse The point of the last of the last season of lost was that in the end the characters got to be together in the end, they found happiness. Jack said in the first season live together or die alone...well however they died in the end they or their souls were not alone and a man of science made that happen...this was Jacks story after all and the purgatory was ultimately his vision. Great end.
October 13, 2012 at 3:30PM EST
October 13, 2012 at 12:58PM EST Reply to Comment
It wasn't the greatest episode, but after finally getting a chance to view it, I actually thought it was okay. I had actually read the review by Ryan beforehand, so my expectations weren't high.
Was it a letdown compared to the start of the season? Yes. Did it seem like it was a spinning-the-wheels episode? Yes. Was it clunky at times, with story and personal dynamics? Probably.
All in all, though, every season of every TV show, even in condensed seasons like this, there are episodes that are meant to move our characters in place. In this case, I believe this episode was meant to try and push our characters, emotionally, towards a different moment. I have no idea what that moment is, but I think what they attempted to do was to show Olivia warming up to Etta.
Ryan, you remarked
"In seasons past, the story between Edwin and his comic-book drawing, Fringe Division-worshipping son River would have formed a strong parallel to some relationship between our heroes while simultaneously serving as a nice, stand-alone arc within the hour."
I think they attempted to do that. I think the parallel they attempted to draw was between Olivia and Etta, and how Etta noted that she dreamt about being on missions with Olivia, and how that was a tough standard to match (or something like that), loosely akin to how the boy, at the end, knows what a hero his dad was and how his dad set a tough standard for him to match. I hope that this isn't foreshadowing something I'd rather not see for the end of the show's run ... but I think that's the parallel they attempted to draw.
I still very much enjoy these characters. Are they the same characters as before? In a way ... yes ... and no. They've been changed through the progress of experience and time, and we're only slowly starting to get a picture of what happened in the lost years. I wish they had more time to spend on the lost years, but I understand the limitations and I think they are showing us enough snippets to be satisfied.
Even last season, when people complained they were different characters, I always felt that they, in many ways, were the same, but changed by what influenced them, what they experienced ... as is with life.
The previews for the next episode are exciting, though, and I hope it meets the expectations that have been built up for it. -
October 13, 2012 at 3:14PM EST Reply to Comment
Completely agree, Ryan. The whole episode is littered with lazy writing and hard to believe circumstances. The point about Etta is especially well taken (let's keep talking about her, even though she's three feet away and could answer everything).
Hope the remainder of the tape searching episodes are stronger than this.
Our take: http://wp.me/p1VQBq-1xL -
October 15, 2012 at 12:43PM EST Reply to Comment
Well, I'm sure this will make me a lazy good for nothing, but my Paste review is right there with Ryan. By the way folks, having a different opinion/reaction to a tv show or movie than yours doesn't make someone a bad reviewer. Just a thought.
http://www.pastemagazine.com/articles/2012/10/fringe-review-the-recordist-episode-503.html -
October 16, 2012 at 7:03AM EST Reply to Comment
The conclusion drawn, is like opening a book and becoming upset because you don't like a particular chapter. I believe, based on our knowledge of the show, it will all make sense in it's entirety. Let it play out. Fringe is not your normal show in the way of ebb and flow. -
October 17, 2012 at 11:59PM EST Reply to Comment
Extremely boring episode. Classic Wyman slow with lots of love flowing everywhere.
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211 East Blvd., Charlotte
There are other homes in Dilworth that are as beautiful as the Walter Brem House, but few are as historic. The symmetrical facade, multiple columned porches, and ornate front doors make the home one of the earliest and finest examples of Colonial Revival architecture in the city.
Charlotte's first architect, Charles Christian Hook, designed the house in 1902 for Walter Brem and Hannah Caldwell Brem. The couple paid $6,045.86 for the home and lived there until 1912 when they bought a smaller home just one block away. The home was vacant for a period before being sold to Regger D. Craver in 1914 for $9,000. Craver was one of the largest individual theater owners in the South and considered a pioneer in the motion picture business in the Carolinas.
In 1931, during the Great Depression, the home was sold at a foreclosure sale. It had several owners in the coming years until Mae King Blume purchased the home; she converted it into apartments and lived in one of the units until the 1980s. It was then converted back into a single-family home and is still maintained as a private residence.
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Welcome to Salisbury University's Travel Grant Award program for the 2013 National Conference on Undergraduate Research.
The office of Graduate Studies and Research sponsors a Travel Grant Award Program which enables outstanding SU undergraduate students to present their research, creative or scholarly projects at the National Conference on Undergraduate Research (NCUR). This grant will fund travel, lodging and registration expenses. Students must be registered as undergraduates at Salisbury University in spring 2013 in order to qualify.
Have you done an independent research paper, or developed a really good business plan? Do you have a pedagogical philosophy you'd like to share with colleagues? Have you recently conducted scientific research in the lab or field? Have you created something outstandingly beautiful lately? Students who are doing or have done significant independent or group projects - in any academic program and/or major - are urged consider submitting a proposal.
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2009 / 03 - March Issue of American Cinematographer
Dexter Romeo Tirone earned a 2008 Emmy Award nomination for his striking cinematography on this popular and critically acclaimed series, which tracks the movements of a Miami forensics expert who also happens to be a justice-seeking serial killer. Tirone takes AC behind the scenes to reveal his methods on the show's various locations and Los Angeles-based sets.
The Unusuals Roy Wagner, ASC tailors the imagery on this brand-new TV series, following the blueprint laid down in the pilot by fellow Society member Peter Levy, ASC, ACS. The show follows the drama and comic insanity encountered by a female detective (Amber Tamblyn) who is transferred to the NYPD's homicide unit, where she and her partner (Jeremy Renner) work on cases with the department's eccentric cast of characters. Both Wagner and Levy assess their contributions to the program's look.
True Blood Matt Jensen creates an appropriately Gothic ambience for this Louisiana-based vampire drama from executive producer Alan Ball (Six Feet Under), in which a barmaid (Anna Paquin) with the ability to read people's minds finds herself romantically entangled with a brooding, courtly bloodsucker (Bill Compton). Jensen outlines his approach to the show's Southern milieu and undead characters.
Life on Mars Working from the style created in a Pilot shot by fellow ASC member Kramer Morgenthau, Frank Prinzi and Craig DiBona share the visual workload on this distinctive-looking detective series, in which a present-day cop (Jason O'Mara) is transported back in time to the year 1973 after being hit by a car. All three cinematographers details the techniques used to transport viewers back in time.
ASC Career Achievement in Television Award The Society honors the stellar accomplishments of Robert Liu, ASC, when he receive this prestigious award during the annual ASC Outstanding Achievement Awards gala, that was held at the Century Plaza Hotel in Los Angeles. Liu's career highlights include a 1982 Emmy Award nomination for Outstanding Cinematography that recognized his work on the dramatic series Lou Grant, and a 1989 Emmy nomination for Outstanding Lighting Direction on the popular sitcom Family Ties. His résumé also includes stints as director of photography on the comedy series The Nanny and The Steve Harvey Show, as well as considerable experience as a camera operator on many landmark TV shows, including Little House on the Prairie, The Rockford Files, Columbo, The White Shadow, The Bob Newhart Show, Baretta, The Incredible Hulk and many others. All of these accomplishments and more were saluted in a piece penned by David Heuring.
ASC Presidents Award Isidore Mankofsky, ASC be feted by his peers for his many accomplishments as a cinematographer in both the television and feature-film realms. Over the course of his impressive career, Mankofsky has earned many awards for his work, including an ASC Award for the 1983 TV miniseries Trade Winds; ASC Award nominations for the miniseries Love, Lies and Murder and the telefilm Davy Crockett: Rainbow in the Thunder; and three Emmy Award nominations, for Love, Lies and Murder and the telefilms Afterburn and Polly. His long list of credits includes the theatrical features The Muppet Movie, Somewhere in Time, The Jazz Singer, Better Off Dead and Skin Deep, along with many teleproductions, including Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy, In the Custody of Strangers, Hobson's Choice, The Burning Bed, Stompin' at the Savoy and The Heidi Chronicles. Mankofsky's achievements be chronicled in a biographical tribute written by Douglas Bankston.
The March issue's departments also offer illuminating insights:
Short Takes break down the innovative approach cinematographer Khristian Olivares Puya took to the experimental music video "Clap Your Brains Off" for the band No Somos Machos Pero Somos Muchos (NSMPSM).
Production Slate presents an interview with cinematographer Marco Onorato about his work on the award-winning Italian Mafia film Gomorrah; this section will also offer the thoughts of Japanese cinematographer Akiko Ashizawa and director Kiyoshi Kurosawa about their collaboration on the acclaimed drama Tokyo Sonata.
Filmmakers' Forum offers a firsthand account by Peter Sova, ASC about his work in Hong Kong on the action-packed sci-fi thriller Push, directed by Sova's longtime collaborator Paul McGuigan (Gangster No. 1, Lucky Number Slevin).
ASC Close-Up offers a profile of Society member Peter Wunstorf, whose credits as a cinematographer include pilots for the television series Millennium, Dark Angel and Smallville, as well as the TV movie Mob Princess and the upcoming feature film Surveillance.
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Coach Bruce Boudreau has been impressed by the play of 19-year-old Rickard Rakell.
Boudreau made his comments Monday afternoon before the Ducks defeated the Flames. "I thought he did good," Boudreau said. "Again, one game. I don't want to get like we've won the Cup or anything. For a 19-year-old kid that just came in, I thought his first period was obviously jittery. But I thought once he settled in, he and his linemates had opportunities to score." Boudreau was happy with his defensive smarts and is not ready to send the youngster back to the CHL.


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Here are some stories making headlines from nearby Patch communities.
Andover resident Dr. Richard Keller, a 59-year-old who worked as the Phillips Academy medical director for 19 years, was charged today for receipt of child pornography in Boston's federal court Thursday.
Keller allegedly received films of minors engaging in sexually explicit behavior. According to a press release, Keller purchased over 50 DVDs of child pornography.
Royal Dynasty Closing Temporarily, Changes Coming
Royal Dynasty will soon have a new owner and a new name. After closing its doors for at least one month, the Wilmington Chinese restaurant will have a new look as well.
During Monday night's Board of Selectmen meeting, Victor Hui, the president of Pacific Sunshine, requested a transfer of the all-liquor license for the business that is currently known as Royal Dynasty.
Hui said once the purchase of the E. Lowell Street business is completed, he will close down for between one and two months. While the restaurant is closed, Hui plans to renovate the shape of the bar and also install a sushi bar in addition to cleaning the facility.
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The Reading School Committee has set the wheels in motion to begin to provide free, full-day kindergarten for all Reading kindergartners. The committee voted 6-0 Monday to direct school administrators to begin that process.
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A landscaping dispute gone wrong led one man to swing his weed whacker at a neighbor, injuring a woman, according to allegations in a Somerville police report.
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By Ron VandenBoom
Stanwood W. Sparrow and James Agustus Peter Bohonkus might still bounce around that stage and offer wise-cracking humor to applauding audiences, but fans that have watched the Calhouns perform before noticed that something had changed this year on the free stage at the Great Northern Fair.
A sparkling duo had replaced the formerly more numerous members of the dazzling four piece band known as The Calhoun Family.
At first it was quite a change for us too," said Jim Calhoun, guitar, fiddle, and mandolin player in the group.
Jim and Chris Calhoun have experienced what most parents have to go through sooner or later their kids have flown the coop.
The one time quartet is now a duo as son Jim Jr. and daughter Diana have left the band to pursue higher education and other interests.
"It was back to plan A," Jim Calhoun said. "We had a plan A when we first got married and when the kids got old enough it developed into plan B."
Plan B is what Havre audiences saw two years ago when The Calhoun Family last appeared at the Great Northern Fair. This year audiences got Plan A.
This talented pair of musicians started in the music business more than 18 years ago and have done nothing but grow in talent and popularity ever since.
They have performed on two occasions before President Ronald Reagan and have also played numerous conventions and corporate functions. Their bookings since the departure of their children still includes the county fairs and all their usual venues.
"Our bookings have actually increased," Calhoun said. "We're busier now than we've ever been."
As fairgoers no doubt noticed, the Calhouns music today is as crisp and fresh as ever and the act is just as entertaining as ever.
All their favorite characters from Sparrow to Bohonkus to Bongo The Beatnik are still entertaining audiences and even more freedom is now available to expand their act.
Calhoun said he found his daughter leaving the group to be hardest because they were very close, but in a way the new arrangement is also a second honeymoon for him and Chris.
There was no disappointment on the faces of the audience that got to watch them play as their toe-tapping arrangements of country and rock classics brought smiles and laughter to bouncing rhythms and slick guitar licks.
The mellow harmonies and vocal talent blended well with the up-beat tone of their performance.
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From the Editors of The Dog Daily
House-training on newspapers, or providing a litter box, works best for smaller dogs and dogs that do not have easy access to the outdoors. Owners who live in apartments, for example, often elect to house-train their dogs on discarded newspapers. The papers absorb waste and can be disposed of easily. Some devices, such as the Doggie Dooley, even allow you to compost your canine's waste.
If your pet is large, however, and if controlled access to your yard is possible, it often makes more sense to begin house-training your dog in your outside enclosed space. If not, your dog will have to be later retrained to relieve itself outdoors. The amount of waste emitted by a large dog also makes the traditional paper technique impractical.
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The Caldas de Monchique is nestled in a ravine surrounded by dense forest, six kilometres south of the town of Monchique.
Over the centuries thousands of people, including Portuguese royalty, have visited the volcanic spring, which emerges from the ground at 32 degrees Celsius, as it is believed the waters have curative properties for those suffering from respiratory, skeletal and muscular problems.
In 1495 the then King of Portugal, Dom Joao II visited Caldas de Monchique and apparently enjoyed the experience so much demanded improvements be made to the lodgings and spa. Since then the Caldas de Monchique has had those improvements and for over 300 years were, by royal decree, under the control of the Bishops of the Algarve.
However late in the 20th century the Caldas de Monchique passed into the hands of the Portuguese state who undertook the massive job of restoring the collection of buildings in and around the spa. Today Caldas de Monchique is more like a small village, owned almost in it's entirety to Termas de Monchique, a privately owned company.
As well as the spa there are a collection of hotels, a bar, post office, souvenir shop and a bottling plant, which is a little of an eyesore in comparison to the rest of the village. A little walk from the main square of Caldas de Monchique you will find the Bouvet, a stone building from which you can drink the waters, directly from source.
In addition to sampling the waters of Caldas de Monchique, you can now enjoy a range of more modern therapies including mud baths, facial treatments, slimming baths and massages.
A visit to Caldas de Monchique is a tonic in itself and despite the plethora of other tourists crowding around you can soak up the atmosphere of this history spa resort in picturesque scenery.
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Woody Harrelson On Philip Seymour Hoffman, Jennifer Lawrence and Catching Fire
Woody Harrelson talked to BroadwayWorld.com about his play Bullet For Adolf which has both been written and directed by the actor. Among other things discussed was Woody's career to date and his acting highlights along the way including the upcoming The Hunger Games: Catching Fire:
PC: Will you be attending the Emmys this weekend in support of GAME CHANGE and its multiple nominations, including yours for Best Actor In A Movie Made For TV?
WH: Well, I'd like to, but I'm supposed to be filming [THE HUNGER GAMES] in Atlanta all next week, so we'll see how that goes…
…PC: Last question: what have you experiences like been so far working with your new HUNGER GAMES cast-mate Philip Seymour Hoffman – who has also done this column, incidentally?
WH: Oh, well, I am leaving tomorrow to go to Atlanta to film the new HUNGER GAMES, but I can tell you that there definitely will be some stuff that we have together in the next film. And, I think he is just one of the greats, so I am really looking forward to working with him. [...] We've never worked together, I don't think, but we've known each other for a while – and we've hung out a few times. He's a real prince of a guy.
…PC: Jennifer Lawrence is another co-star of yours who is poised to take Hollywood by storm.
WH: Oh, she's so incredibly talented – yeah, she's great. All of them are really great on THE HUNGER GAMES, so I am looking forward to getting back there to Atlanta.PC: Does this look like it might be your career high next year with such hi-profile stage, small screen and big screen projects?
WH: [Laughs.] Well, you never know for sure about things like that, but I feel really great about how things are right now. Right now, I guess I feel like my main focus is still BULLET FOR ADOLF, but, soon, it will be all about CATCHING FIRE.
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After a cup of this seasonal punch with a boozy cinnamon, orange, and hoppy flavor profile, youll be casting spells left and right. After two or more glasses, grab a broom. Youll have lift-off!
Makes 20 servings
What You Need:
16 cups cinnamon liqueur
1-3/8 cups pumpkin-flavored beer (or other basic lager of choice)
1 cup orange-flavored whiskey or liqueur, such as Cointreau
3/4 cup orange juice
1-1/4 cup dry champagne
3/4 cup lemon-lime soda
1 tablespoon apple juice
1 12-ounce can root beer
Fresh lemon juice, to taste
1/4 cup grenadine
Fresh orange juice, frozen into ice cubes
Candy of choice, for garnish
Lemon and lime slices, for garnish
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In a large punch bowl, combine all ingredients except frozen orange juice and candy and mix well. Just before serving, add frozen orange juice and garnish with candy.
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Named a Colorado Program of Excellence by the Colorado Commission on Higher Education, the School of Theatre Arts and Dance provides pre-professional training for students who plan to pursue careers in professional theatre, or as teachers of theatre arts. The School actively cultivates an appreciation and understanding of theatre as a part of American society and culture, and as a vehicle for the enrichment of life.
"Broadway update – 20 Alumni from the University of Northern Colorado's School of Theatre Arts and Dance have appeared in 41 different Broadway Productions!"
NEW YORK CITY OR LOS ANGELES SHOWCASE Currently the School of Theatre Arts and Dance produces two industry Showcase Presentations to assist its senior musical theatre and acting students with their transitions into the professional world. The Showcase experience is aimed at assisting the artist who is committed to living and working professionally in either New York City or Los Angeles. Follow this link for more information
STUDY ABROAD!! UNC'S School of Theatre Arts and Dance has an active student/faculty foreign exchange program with the Western Australia Academy of Performing Arts (WAAPA) at Edith Cowan University (ECU). Follow this link for more information
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The School of Theatre Arts and Dance is pleased to announce an exciting renovation to the Langworthy Theatre and the Langworthy Lobby. During the next few months the theatre will see 550 new seats, new carpet and paint. And thanks to a very special grant from the Schramm Foundation, the Langworthy lobby will be spruced up with new carpet, fresh paint, new lighting, replacement canopies, and new signage. All of which will be in place for the opening of the spring musical Legally Blonde. We will celebrate this renovation with a new seat purchase campaign. For a contribution of $250 to $1,000 you will be able to place your name on one of the beautiful new Langworthy seats and at the same time support the state's top theatre program. Follow this link to contribute
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