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24 (2001–2010) is a U.S. television action/drama/thriller series on the Fox Network, created by Joel Surnow and Robert Cochran (both formerly of La Femme Nikita). Each season covers the events of one day (or 24 hours; hence the title) in the life of federal agent Jack Bauer, played by Kiefer Sutherland.
Day 1Edit
- [Repeated introduction.]
- Jack Bauer: I'm Federal Agent Jack Bauer, and today is the longest day of my life.
12:00am - 1:00am [1.01]Edit
- David Palmer: All right, "On this historic occasion..."
- Patty Brooks: Well, it is a historic occasion, sir.
- Kim: So, is she still giving you the cold shoulder?
- Jack: If by "she" you're referring to your mother, I'd appreciate if you called her by her name. Mom. And no, she's just busy.
- Kim: She's busy a lot.
- Vincent O'Brien: Hello?
- Jack: Vincent, Jack Bauer. You planning on seeing Kimberly tonight?
- Vincent O'Brien: No way, man. We broke up, you know that.
- Jack: I just wanted to make sure you knew that.
- Vincent O'Brien: Chill, man. I don't know where she is. You've got my word.
- Jack: That's a real comfort, Vincent, knowing I've got your word.
- Jamey Farrell: How long is this going to take?
- Nina: Why, are we interrupting your social life?
- Jamey Farrell: At least I have one.
- Nina: Funny.
- Jack:Tony. I need detailed background on everyone on Senator Palmer's staff now.
- Tony: Why?
- Jack: Because I think this is about him and I want us to be prepared.
- Tony: If it leaks out that we're screening Senator Palmer, people might think it's because he's black.
- Jack: Well, it is because he's black. It makes him the most likely target.
- Richard Walsh: We have reason to believe that by the end of the day an attempt will be made on David Palmer's life.
- Richard Walsh: How are you doing?
- Jack: I can't complain.
- Richard Walsh: Can't or won't?
- Richard Walsh: If Palmer gets hit, the first African-American with a real shot at the White House, they'll tear this country apart.
- Nina: You're lying.
- Jack: Yes I am. But you're still going to have to trust me.
- Jack: I was thinking we should try to remember what it was like when we were kids.
- Teri Bauer: It's a different world now, Jack.
- Jack: Yeah, I know.
- Jack: George. I need you to do me a favor. I need you to call your boss so I can get clearance on the identification of the source.
- George Mason: I thought we just agreed that it didn't matter.
- Jack: Yeah, but I still have to call Walsh and tell him I did everything I could. I would like to cover my own ass.
- George Mason: Jack, you're finally learning how to play the game.
- Jack: You can look the other way once, and it's no big deal, except it makes it easier for you to compromise the next time, and pretty soon that's all you're doing; compromising, because that's the way you think things are done. You know those guys I busted? You think they were the bad guys? Because they weren't, they weren't bad guys, they were just like you and me. Except they compromised... Once.
- Nina: Tony, I need you to do something for me.
- Tony: For you or for Jack.
- George Mason: You have no idea what you're getting yourself into.
- Jack: Why don't you explain it to me. You've got five seconds.
2:00am - 3:00am [1.03]Edit
- Ira Gaines: The job is on summer. Are you in?
- Mandy: Yes.
- Ira Gaines [to Jonathon, who just killed Bridgit]: You're done here.
- Tony: You mind telling me what's going on around here tonight?
- Jack: What's going on? You mean besides a 747 falling out of the sky and a threat on a presidential candidate's life?
- Tony: Yeah, besides that.
4:00am - 5:00am [1.05]Edit
- Dan: (Referring to Janet York) Well, err, maybe she wasn't quite dead.
- Ira Gaines: Well, let me tell you Dan; You're either dead, or you're not dead. There's no such thing as 'sort of dead'. Here, let me show you. (Shoots Dan in the chest)
- Ira Gaines: (To Rick) You've just been promoted, congratulations.
- Ira Gaines(referring to Dan's dead body): Bury your friend.
- Rick: Where?
- Ira Gaines(Annoyed): In the ground
7:00am - 8:00am [1.08]Edit
- Tony: How could you do this? Betray your country, be responsible for the deaths of people you work with?
- Jamey Farrell: I told you, I didn't know any of that was going to happen.
- Tony: Oh, that's right. You're just tappin' on your keyboard, right?
8:00am - 9:00am [1.09]Edit
- Jack: Lauren, I have killed two people since midnight. I have not slept for over 24 hours. So maybe, maybe you should be a little more afraid of me than you are. Sit!
10:00am - 11:00am [1.11]Edit
- Jack: You probably don't think that I can force this towel down your throat. But trust me, I can. All the way. Except I'd hold onto this one little bit at the end. When your stomach starts to digest it, I pull it out. Taking your stomach lining with it. For most people it would take about a week to die. It's very painful.
12:00pm - 1:00pm [1.13]Edit
- Rick: (Suffering from a bullet wound and running through the woods) I can't!
- Jack: Shut up! You can and you will!
- Rick: But I'm slowing you down.
- Jack: Yes you are so you'd better start speeding up!
- Jack: Part of getting a second chance is taking responsibility for the mess you made in the first place.
1:00pm - 2:00pm [1.14]Edit
- Milo Pressman: What do you think they're going to do to Jack?
- Tony: Not going to name a street after him, that's for sure.
- Tony: Let me save you some time, Mr. Chappelle. I'm not the biggest fan of Jack Bauer. I don't agree with the way he delegates authority, and I don't like the way he runs operations. But since midnight last night, you won't get me to disapprove of a single action he's taken.
5:00pm - 6:00pm [1.18]Edit
- George Mason: Hey! Almeida. I'm on your side. Nina oughta be here right now, what does Jack need her for? You're busting your ass without any resources because she felt like taking a ride with him. If that works for you, great…
- Tony: You know what works for me? You keeping out of my personal business, that works for me!
7:00pm - 8:00pm [1.20]Edit
- Teri Bauer: [hysterical, talking about Kim] What do you mean you don't know where she is?
- Tony: After the safehouse, she didn't trust us and I don't blame her. Get in!
- Teri Bauer: We have to find her, Tony! We have to find her!
- Tony: Believe me, we're looking. Teri, GET IN THE CAR!
Day 2Edit
8:00am - 9:00am [2.01]Edit
- Jack: You are Marshall Goren?
- Marshall: Yeah.
- Jack: Eight counts, kidnapping a minor. Two counts, child pornography. First-degree murder.
- Marshall: Yeah, uh-huh. Hey, look: I already made my deal, and I don't need to hear this noise. All I've gotta do is testify against Wald, and I walk. [smirks]
- [Jack regards Marshall for a moment, then draws his weapon and shoots him in the heart]
- George: Oh, my God, Jack! What are you thinking?!
- Jack: I need a helicopter and a backup team ready to leave here in fifteen minutes.
- George: Are you out of your mind?
- Jack: You want to find this bomb? This is what it's gonna take.
- George: Killing a witness?
- Jack: That's the problem with people like you, George. You want results, but you never want to get your hands dirty. I'd start rolling up your sleeves... I'm gonna need a hacksaw.
- Paula Schaeffer: I didn't know how you liked intel presented impromptu. Whether you like it sorted chronologically with an alphabetical key or if you just like separate folders with access tabs...
- Tony: Uhh…I don't really care.
11.00 am - 12.00 pm [2.04]Edit
1:00pm - 2:00pm [2.06]Edit
- Nina: I'll only get the pardon if I stop the bomb. Why wouldn't I do everything I can?
- Jack: Because you're worse than a traitor, Nina. You don't even have a cause. You don't believe in anything. You would sell anyone and everything out to the highest bidder. So stop wasting my time! Give me a name!
2:00pm - 3:00pm [2.07]Edit
- Nina: He is gonna put a bullet in my head before I can say 'hello' and then he's going to turn the gun on himself.
- Jack: We'll make sure he doesn't turn the gun on himself.
- Michelle: I just got off the phone with Ed Mueller.
- George Mason: How is it going with Jack and Nina.
- Michelle: He doesnt't know. Apparently, Jack drugged him and got on the plane without him.
- George Mason: Please tell me you're kidding.
- Michelle: (Shakes her head) What do you want me to do?
- George Mason: He is on a plane to Vasailla. There is nothing anyone can do [...]
3:00pm - 4:00pm [2.08]Edit
- [Recalling Teri talking with an old woman the Sunday before her death]
- Jack: How does she strike up a conversation with an absolute stranger and they just start laughing…like they've been friends forever? That's a gift. I remember thinking, "God, I wish I could do that." But I can't. That was my wife—Teri. That's what you took from this world, Nina. That's what you took from me and my daughter.
- [Nina stares impassively]
- Jack: I just wanted you to know that.
- Tony: Hey, your neck's bleeding here.
- Michelle: [after feeling it] It's somebody else's blood.
- Tony: Look, Michelle. Why don't you take a few minutes, get cleaned up and change. You'll feel better. [whispers] We're gonna survive this day, all right?
4:00pm - 5:00pm [2.09]Edit
- [Nina has taken Jack hostage and is going to kill him.]
- Nina: This isn't how you thought it would end, is it, Jack?
- Jack: This isn't over yet.
5:00pm - 6:00pm [2.10]Edit
- Nina: [on her betraying CTU] It didn't have to be like this, Jack. I never meant for this to be personal.
- Jack: It felt pretty personal when you killed my wife.
- Nina: I had to. Teri overheard something that compromised my escape route.
- Jack: What about bombing CTU? All those people you used to work with?
- Nina: I didn't bomb CTU, I just sold the plans.
- Jack: You believe what you have to, Nina, but you killed your friends.
- Nina: SHUT UP, JACK! SHUT UP!
- [Jack is backing away from Nina, who is threatening to kill him]
- Jack: You kill me before they verify the information you gave 'em, you'll be in violation of your agreement and they'll slap your ass back in jail.
- Nina: And you'll be dead.
- Jack: I'm already dead.
- David Palmer: [On Nina Myers] Let her share the fate of everyone she's endangered.
- [Marie is holding a gun on Reza]
- Reza Naiyeer: The…the past two years have been…just an act, is that it? I mean- I mean nothing to you?
- [Marie tears up]
- Reza Naiyeer: [last words, shouting] Huh?! I don't understand! Say something, Marie!
- Marie Warner: Reza…you really are very sweet.
- [Marie shoots and kills Reza]
- Tony: [to Michelle] So, uh, what are we saying here? If we save L.A. from a nuclear bomb, then you and I can get together for dinner and a movie? is that it?
9:00pm - 10:00pm [2.14]Edit
- David Palmer: If there is something you're not telling me, something that could help us find this bomb, as President of the United States, I'm ordering you—No, no. As someone you claim you love, I'm asking you—Help me, Sherry.
- Marie Warner: I am going to help you. I'm going to help you stop being a part of the problem.
- Kate Warner: So it's OK with you if Dad and I die today?
- Marie Warner: I killed Reza…and I loved him. Why would I care about you and Dad?
- Kate Warner: Because we love you.
- Tony [addressing the CTU staff]: In case you haven't heard, George Mason was exposed to a lethal dose of plutonium this morning. I'm afraid he hasn't got much time. He just left the office and he won't be coming back, which means that I'll be in charge until further notice. Now, on a normal day, we'd be mourning George, just like we would've mourned Ivers, Clark…and Paula, and the rest of our co-workers who were killed here today. Unfortunately we're gonna have to hold our thoughts of them until we can get through this present crisis. So…let's get back to work.
10:00pm - 11:00pm [2.15]Edit
- Jack Bauer [talking to his daughter Kim]: I want you to live your life. I want you to be happy, that's all I ever wanted for you. I want you try and grow up and be the kind of person that would've made your mom proud.
- George Mason Service is bad enough on this plane, you don't have to shoot me.
- Jack What are you doing on this plane?
- George Mason Felt like taking a ride.
- George Mason [Regarding Jack's plan to sacrifice himself to safely detonate the nuclear device]: Come on, Jack, you've had a death wish ever since Teri died. The way things have been going for you the past year and a half, this probably doesn't look like such a bad idea. You get to go out in a blaze of glory, one of the greatest heroes of all time, leave your troubles behind. You still have a life, Jack. You wanna be a real hero, here's what you do: you get back down there and you put the pieces together. You find a way to forgive yourself for what happened to your wife. You make things right with your daughter and you go on serving your country. That'd take some real guts.
11:00pm - 0:00am [2.16]Edit
- Yusuf Auda I'm supposed to update my home office right now, but I have nothing to report, except that I've been excluded from this investigation since I arrived
- Tony Look, I'll tell you what I can. You can call your home office and tell them whatever you want [...]
12:00am - 1:00am [2.17]Edit
- Jack: They're going to be five minutes.
- Jonathan: And here we are without a deck of cards. [pause] You know, I was down at Fort Benning when Colonel Samuels tried to recruit you? Yeah. He was real disappointed when you turned him down. He said you were a born killer.
- [Jack says nothing]
- Jonathan: Is that true?
- [Jack says nothing, but blinks and turns downward]:
2:00am - 3:00am [2.19]Edit
- Peter Kingsley: Look, I need the chip, so let's not be pigs here. You tell Ronnie where the chip is, I authorize a large sum—large enough to compensate any kind of guilt you might feel about this.
- Jack: It's not for sale.
- Kingsley: If someone wants to buy it, it's for sale.
- Jack: How can you justify starting a war to profit from the outcome?
- Kingsley: We're just controlling the chaos, that's all.
- Jack: No, you're causing it.
- Kingsley: Let's not waste any time trying to bridge each other's differences. There's only one thing we need to agree on—a price.
- Jack: I already gave you my answer.
- Kingsley: When Ronnie's finished working on you, you'll give me another.
4:00am - 5:00am [2.21]Edit
- Jack: There are bad things in this world that are out of control. Sometimes we like to blame ourselves so we can try and make sense of them.
7:00am - 8:00am [2.24]Edit
- Ryan Chappelle: So…what's up, my friend?
- Tony: Well, um…it's like this. Either fire me…or get out of my chair.
Day 3Edit
- Tagline: The first wave of attack will be terror. The last line of defense will be him.
1:00pm - 2:00pm [3.01]Edit
- Michelle Dessler: I'll go anywhere with you…as long as I don't have to cook.
- Tony: Sweetheart, if you promise not to cook, I will take you with me anywhere.
10:00pm - 11:00pm [3.10]Edit
- Nina: You really did break Salazar out of prison.
- Jack: I'm not the man you knew before.
- Nina: Well, I don't know about that.
- [Nina begins to caress Jack.]
- Nina: But for 20 million dollars, I'm gonna keep an open mind. So, Jack…if we're gonna go forward with this, I have to know one thing. Are you gonna be able to forgive me for killing Teri?
- Jack: If I wanted revenge, Nina, I would have killed you already. You know that. It's like I said, I just want to finish this deal and disappear for good.
- Nina: Convince me.
11:00pm - 12:00am [3.11]Edit
- Nina: I'm sorry, Jack. I wanted to believe that you'd changed, but I can feel it. You're lying.
2:00am - 3:00am [3.14]Edit
- Tony: [While interrogating Nina, he tells her about Alvers' medical history] Being treated for a knee injury, treated for HIV.
- [In the other room, they could tell Nina's pulse raise slightly upon hearing Alvers' HIV treatment]
- Michelle: [Talking to Tony over comm] It is likely Nina had sex with Alvers.
- Tony: Now see Nina, my collegues in the other room has just informed me that there is something in Alvers' file that, concerns you. I'm guessing it's not the knee.
3:00am - 4:00am [3.15]Edit
- Amador: You betrayed me, Jack. You were with CTU all along.
- Jack: That's right, Amador. You betrayed me, too. I'm just better at it than you.
8:00am - 9:00am [3.20]Edit
- Tony: Chloe, I'm getting real tired of your personality.
10:00am - 11:00am [3.22]Edit
- Tony: My God Jack, didn't you learn anything from what happened to Teri?
- Jack:(pushing him away) SHUT UP TONY! Shut up!
- Tony: Just because you sacrificed your wife for this job doesn't mean I'm gonna sacrifice mine!
11:00am - 12:00pm [3.23]Edit
- Saunders: Let her go! Do as I say now, Jack!
- Jack: When your daughter is infected, I'm gonna make you watch her die."
12:00pm - 1:00pm [3.24]Edit
- Tony: [to Michelle] Baby, you're alive. And nobody else got hurt because of what I did. Now that's more than I hoped for. I can live with that. Even in prison.
Day 4Edit
7:00am - 8:00am [4.01]Edit
- James Heller: Spare me your sixth-grade Michael Moore logic!
- Jack: What is happening at eight o'clock?! I am not messing with you.
- [He flips the table.]
- Jack: You are going to tell me what is happening at eight o'clock!
- [He shoots Sherek's leg.]
- Jack: What is your primary objective?! What is your primary objective?!
- Sherek: Secretary of Defense!
- Jack: Secretary Heller? Secretary Heller's the target! Call Secret Service now!
2:00pm - 3:00pm [4.08]Edit
- Audrey: Look. We were fighting for our lives a few minutes ago, and if it hadn't been for Tony, we would've been dead. Now I've been through a lot today, and I'm sure, when this is all over, your boss will understand.
- Jen Slater: And if he doesn't?
- Audrey: [deadpan] I can have him killed.
- [They both grin.]
- Jen Slater: Knock yourself out.
- Henry Powell: Who are you guys? Police? FBI?
- Tony: Actually, I'm currently unemployed.
7:00pm - 8:00pm [4.13]Edit
- Tony: Some people are more comfortable in hell.
Day 5Edit
- Tagline: To the world, he's dead. But he is about to become the most wanted man alive.
7:00am - 8:00am [5.01]Edit
- [First Lady Martha Logan stands before a bathroom sink, dismayed.]
- Martha Logan: I look like a wedding cake.
8:00am - 9:00am [5.02]Edit
- Jack: Let's get one thing straight, kid. The only reason you're still conscious is because I don't want to carry you. Now get in the van.
- [In a van, Derek watches nervously as Jack moves to incapacitate an FBI agent.]
- Chloe: Relax. He's really good at this.
1:00pm - 2:00pm [5.07]Edit
- [President Logan lays into Cummings about his botched entrapment of Russian separtist terrorists.]
- Walt Cummings: Oh, you make it sound like our goal was to kill Americans!
- Charles Logan: What the hell was your goal, Walt?! Explain that to me!
- Walt Cummings: I'm a patriot, s— Mr. President. We were acting in the best interest of this country.
- Charles Logan: How is any of this in our best interest?
- Walt Cummings: Shoring up a-a strategic partner in the war on terror? Ensuring a stable flow of oil? How is any of that not in our national interest?
4:00pm - 5:00pm [5.10]Edit
- [Martha has hung up on Logan after refusing to get out of the Suvarovs' limousine. Logan argues with Mike.]
- Charles Logan: What am I missing, Mike?! T-t-t-there's gotta be some way out, something that I'm not seeing.
- Mike Novick: You are not missing anything. Any action we take to save Martha would save the Suvarovs. And if that happens, the terrorists will release the gas. Unfortunately, it's that simple.
- Charles Logan: And there's nothing we can do, right? Unless I warn them… Martha's going to die with the Suvarovs.
- Charles Logan: Damn you Martie, putting me in such position.
- [In CTU, Carrie is on the phone.]
- Carrie Bendis: Understood. Those protocols should be coming over shortly.
- Caller: Okay.
- [Carrie hangs up. Lynn comes over.]
- Lynn McGill: Who were you on the phone with?
- Carrie Bendis: Homeland Security.
- Lynn McGill: I gave you specific orders to have everyone's system mirrored to mine.
- Carrie Bendis: I've been doing that.
- Lynn McGill: But you're not finished, yet somehow you have time to chat with Homeland Security.
- Carrie Bendis: They needed us to give them updated codesets. It'll just take another minute.
- Lynn McGill: No, it won't. Stiles, finish her task. Carrie, you're done.
- Carrie Bendis: What do you mean, "done"?
- Lynn McGill: Fired! You don't work here anymore.
- Edgar Stiles: Mr. McGill, it's not her fault. She's just—
- Lynn McGill: Edgar, one more word out of you, you walk out with her. What's it gonna be?
- [Still on the warpath, Lynn finds Chloe assisting Audrey in the server room.]
- Lynn McGill: Chloe! Wat are you doing in here?
- Audrey: I asked her to help me.
- Lynn McGill: She doesn't work for you, Ms. Raines. She works for me.
- Audrey: But I don't, and DoD has assignment priority over CTU.
- Lynn McGill: We're in the middle of a real-time investigation, and we're understaffed. Chloe is a department head. You can't just take her away from me.
- Audrey: I'm not taking her away from you. We needed a system patch on the server, and Chloe's the only one who can fix it!
- Lynn McGill: Well, then you come to me, and you ask me. Everything in this office runs through me!
- Audrey: Lynn, we are all trying to do the same thing! Can you please just get pass this?
- Lynn McGill: Yeah, I'm past it. I want Chloe back.
- Chloe: Okay. I'm finished here. Sorry, Mr. McGill — it won't happen again.
7:00pm - 8:00pm [5.13]Edit
- [On the phone as he runs to Medical, Jack tells Tony not to kill Christopher Henderson.]
- Jack: You don't want to do this! It's not gonna bring back Michelle!
- Tony: No. But I'll feel better.
- Jack: Trust me, you won't!
- Tony: You're probably right. I'll let you know.
- Tony: She's gone, Jack.
9:00pm - 10:00pm [5.15]Edit
- [Jack pulls a gun on Collette Stenger after finding she framed Audrey at Henderson's advice.]
- Jack: He's using you. He wanted you to get inside my head. And it worked. And now I'm… upset.
- [After the shootout at the gas plant]
- Jack: Curtis, the Sentox is already in the system. Who's in charge here?
- [Sam the foreman raises his hand]
- Jack: Listen to me. You have Sentox nerve gas running through your pipelines. Can you shut down the pumps?
- Sam: By the time we power down, gas will be in the main tanks and it's out into the city.
- Jack: I need the closest pipeline that feeds those tanks.
- Sam: Just out the door, to your left. It'll have a red arrow on it.
- Jack [to Curtis]: Get me C4 and a timer, get these people out of here.
- Buchanan: Jack, what are you doing?
- Jack: In order to deliver the Sentox it had to mix with natural gas. If we can ignite that gas before it leaves the plant, the Sentox will be incinerated. Bill, this is the last chance we've got to stop this threat.
- [Jack has just been caught in an explosion and sees Bierko escaping]
- Jack: Curtis, I've got a visual on Bierko!
- Curtis: Jack, you don't have time before the main tanks explode.
- Jack: Right now, he's our only connection to Henderson!
12:00am - 1:00 am [5.18]Edit
- [Arrested for helping Jack, Chloe insists that Jack did not kill David Palmer.]
- Miles Papazian: He's a federal fugitive wanted for the murder of a former President. Which means you're going to jail, O'Brian. For a long time.
2:00am - 3:00am [5.20]Edit
- Miles Papazian: What's Bauer doing on Flight 520?
- Buchanan: You have no idea what you're dealing with, you little ass-kisser.
4:00am - 5:00am [5.22]Edit
- [Bloodied and tied to a chair, Secret Service agent Aaron Pierce listens to Logan's attempt to bribe him to silence.]
- Charles Logan: Are my terms acceptable?
- Aaron Pierce: There is nothing you have said or done that is acceptable to me in the least. You're a traitor to this country and a disgrace to your office. And it's my duty to see that you're brought to justice for what you've done. Is there anything else… Charles?
6:00am - 7:00am [5.24]Edit
- [On Marine One, with President Logan in the back, Bauer pulls a gun on the other pilot.]
- Jack: Captain. I can fly this thing if I have to, which leaves you with one of two choices. You either do what I say and you live, or you don't and you die for nothing. You understand me?
- [A stony-faced, silent Jack holds Logan isolated on Marine One.]
- Charles Logan: What are you trying to do, Jack? Whatever it is, you know you won't get away with it! Are you going to kill me? I suppose you want some sort of revenge. I understand that. Bad things happened. I didn't want them to happen. People who work for me, they-they-they went too far, they did things I thought I wanted them to do, but they were wrong! You have to understand, I have always acted in the country's best interest. But you're just trying to get even. Do you realize what effect this will have on the American people?! This day has been trying enough! And now the President is being attacked. If you want to do what's right, you will turn this thing around, and go back. Damn it, Bauer, say something!
- [In the abandoned building, Jack sits down before a defiant Logan.]
- Jack: A year and a half ago, I was warned that my life was in danger, by someone within the government. I was told the only way I could stay alive was to create the illusion that I was dead. I was forced to deceive people that I loved. My only daughter will never forgive me. As I see the depth of your corruption unfold, I have no doubt that you are that source of danger. David Palmer was a great man, and he was a great President! But he was also my friend. He tried to warn me about you and now he is dead. Other people tried to help me, and they are dead, too. So Mr. Logan, I hope you understand… I have absolutely nothing to lose. You are going to be held accountable for your part of everything that happened today. You are not going to be able to hide behind the Presidency — right here, right now, you are going to face justice! And make no mistake about this, this is personal. And if you think for a second that I am scared to put a bullet in your brain, you don't know me. I am going to ask you one last time. Who are your co-conspirators? You have until the count of three, or I will kill you.
- [Charles follows Martha into the airfield hangar. In private, he slaps her and frisks her for a wire.]
- Charles Logan: You said that I was a good liar? But I am nothing compared to you.
- [Jack's kidnappers drag him through a dark enclosed space with hanging chains. Chinese operative Cheng Zhi appears.]
- Cheng Zhi: You surely must be aware, Mr. Bauer, that China has a long memory. Only 18 months ago, you invaded our territory and killed our consul. Did you really think that we would forget? Hmm?
- Jack: [gasping] I know how this works. I need to make one phone call. Please. Just one phone call.
- [After a moment of silence, Jack spits at Cheng. The men drop him to the ground.]
- Jack: Kill me. Just… kill me.
- Cheng Zhi: Kill you? You're far too valuable to kill, Mr. Bauer.
Day 6Edit
6:00am - 7:00am [6.01]Edit
- Karen Hayes: If we don't stop these attacks, this country will never recover.
- Jack: Audrey?
- Bill Buchanan: Audrey doesn't know you're back.
- Jack: My daughter?
- Bill Buchanan: Kim doesn't know, either.
- Jack: You keep it that way.
- Buchanan: [to Jack] We're asking you to sacrifice yourself.
- [President Wayne Palmer talks to Jack before he's handed over to Abu Fayed.]
- Jack: I understand what's expected of me, Mr. President.
- [Per Fayed's instructions, Buchanan and Curtis prepare to leave Jack chained to a water system grate.]
- Buchanan: I don't know what to say, Jack.
- Jack: Do you understand the difference between dying for something and dying for nothing? The only reason I fought so hard to stay alive in China was because I didn't want to die for nothing. Today, I can die for something. My way, my choice. To be honest with you, it'll be a relief.
- [Buchanan is livid over Chloe's rogue attempt to track Jack, jeopardizing the deal.]
- Buchanan: Don't think you're the only one mourning Jack; you're not.
- Karen Hayes: There are people in this administration who are willing to tear up the Constitution in the name of National Security.
7:00am - 8:00am [6.02]Edit
- [As Omar begs through his pain, Jack pulls back from his brutal interrogation.]
- Assad: Why'd you stop?
- Jack: I can see it in his eyes. He's not going to tell us anything.
- [Jack walks off, but Assad grabs a knife and resumes the torture.]
- Assad: Where is Fayed?
- Omar: I know where some of his men are going to be!
- [Beat. Assad is alarmed at Jack's reluctance to head out after Fayed.]
- Assad: My men are dead. I can find Fayed, but I cannot stop him by myself.
- Jack: I don't know how to do this anymore.
- Assad: You'll remember.
- [Scott enters the Amar home to find a dead man and a wounded Ahmed, who pulls a gun on him.]
- Scott: Ahmed. We're friends.
- Ahmed Amar: What friends? You can't even pronounce my name. It's not Āh-mėd, it's Äck-mėd.
9:00am - 10:00am [6.04]Edit
- Chloe: You were right about Curtis and Assad. Curtis was in the army, just after desert storm. His squad was ambushed by Assad's people. They killed 5 of Curtis's men and took 2 more hostage. Curtis was badly wounded, he couldn't go after them. The next day a tape was sent to the local television station. Assad's lieutenant forced the men from Curtis's patrol to beg for their lives, and then he personally beheaded them both.
- Jack: Oh my God.
- Jack: Curtis, put down your weapon!
- Curtis: I can't do that, Jack.
- Jack: Curtis, by order of the President of the United States, PUT DOWN YOUR WEAPON!
- Curtis: I can't let this animal live!
- [Jack is violently ill after killing Curtis to save pardoned terrorist Assad.]
- Jack: Tell the President I'm sorry, I can't do this any more.
- Buchanan: The hell you can't!
- [Ahmed directs Scott after receiving orders on the phone to kill him.]
- Ahmed: Don't make this any harder than it already is. Kneel.
- [Buchanan loudly reviews CTU's recent failures.]
- Buchanan: We have to do better than we're doing, and we have to do it faster!
- [Jack has been forced to shoot Curtis]
- Bill Buchanan: Curtis didn't leave you any choice.
- Jack Bauer: That's what I keep trying to tell myself.
10:00am - 11:00am [6.5]Edit
- Liddy: It's Liddy. You won't believe who just called here.
- Graem Bauer: Who?
- Liddy: Your brother Jack.
- Graem Bauer: What are you talking about? Jack's rotting away in some Chinese prison.
- Liddy: No, actually he's here in L.A.
- Graem Bauer: How the hell did that happen?
- Liddy: I don't know.
- Graem Bauer: What's he want?
- Liddy: He's looking for the old man.
- Graem Bauer: Yeah? Why?
- Liddy: He didn't say. But if I were you, I'd expect a call from Jack. Your name came up.
- Graem Bauer: Damn it. We should have killed Jack when we had the chance instead of handing him over to the Chinese.
- Liddy: We tried.
- Graem Bauer: This isn't good. My brother has a way of digging things up that need to stay buried.
10:00pm - 11:00pm [6.17]Edit
- Wayne Palmer: If Jack Bauer says it's a dead end, then it's a dead end.
- Jack Bauer: Damn it!
- [Just before hanging Fayed, in reference to Fayed's brother, a terrorist Jack killed]
- Jack: Say hello to your brother.
- [Mike Doyle sees the bodies of several guards dead on the floor, and Fayed strangled, hung from a chain]
- Doyle: Damn, Jack.
1:00am - 2:00am [6.20]Edit
- James Heller: You're cursed, Jack. Everything you touch, one way or another, ends up dead.
Day 7Edit
8:00am - 9:00am [7.1]Edit
- Jack Bauer: The difference between success and failure is your ability to adapt to your enemy. The people that I deal with, they don't care about your rules. All they care about is a result.
- Jack Bauer: I am more than willing to be judged by the people you claim to represent. I will let them decide what price I should pay. But please do not sit there with that smug look on your face and expect me to regret the decisions I have made. Because, sir, the truth is . . . I don't.
- Sean Hillinger: You do know you could hire a $14-an-hour data-applications geek to do this work?
- Renee Walker: I wouldn't advertise that.
9:00pm - 10:00pm [7.14]Edit
- Senator Mayer: This morning at the hearing you said you had no regrets, but what I saw was a man full of regret.
- Jack: Of course I have regret, Senator. I regret losing my family. My wife was murdered because I was responsible for protecting David Palmer during the assassination attempt. My daughter can't even look at me. Every day I regret looking into the eyes of men, women and children knowing that any moment their lives may be deemed expendable in an effort to protect the greater good. I regret every decision and mistake I might have made that resulted in the loss of an innocent life. But you know what I regret the most? That this world even needs people like me.
- Senator Mayer: You think I'm naïve to think that we need to hold ourselves to a higher standard of conduct?
- Jack: It doesn't even matter what I think, Senator. You just need to understand that where I work things get a lot messier than where you work on the Hill.
- Senator Mayer: What you've lost, Mr. Bauer, is tragic. What you've been through compelled to do in the name of saving innocent life is tragic. But sometimes we need to incur the most horrible losses in order to uphold the ideals that this country was founded on. How can we presume to lead the world unless we set an example?
- Jack: You make it sound so simple.
- Senator Mayer: Well, maybe it's simpler than you think. Maybe all the things that you've seen and all the things that you've done have clouded your vision.
10:00pm - 11:00pm [7.15]Edit
- Tony: What the hell are you doing? Don't do it, Jack. Don't turn a surveillance job into a firefight; it'll be two against ten!
- Jack: Two against nine.
Day 8Edit
2:00pm - 3:00pm [8.23]Edit
- Jack: (while holding Pres. Logan at gunpoint) Call President Suvarov and tell him you want to meet him where you are immediately after the press conference.
- President Logan: And what am I supposed to tell him?
- Jack: (smiling) Try the truth for once. Tell him that you have credible intelligence about a threat to his life.
3:00pm - 4:00pm [8.24]Edit
- [Last line of the series]
- Chloe: Shut it down.
External linksEdit
- 24 quotes at the Internet Movie Database
- 24 at TV.com
- 24 at BuddyTV
- Episode transcripts at TVTDB.com


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It is important for members of the campus community to be aware that there can be serious legal consequences for sexual misconduct. If you do not accept another person's decision not to have sexual contact, and you proceed without consent, you may be breaking the law in New York State.
Sexual offenses are defined in the New York State Penal Code, Sections 130.00 to 130.96. Sex offenses include rape, sexual abuse, aggravated sexual abuse, and sexual misconduct. The penal code imposes penalties ranging from fines through imprisonment for these sex offenses. If a violation of law occurs on the JTS campus, it is also a violation of JTS policy and JTS may institute its own proceeding against the offender(s). Any action by JTS is independent of and may proceed in parallel with civil or criminal action(s).
Rape in the first, second, or third degree, are felony crimes all punishable with prison sentences up to twenty-five years. Rape in the first degree occurs when a person engages in nonconsensual sexual intercourse with another by physical force, coercion or threat, or with a person who is incapable of consent by reason of being physically helpless or under age. Under the law, the term "sexual intercourse" has its ordinary meaning and occurs upon any penetration, however slight. Sexual assault that occurs between people who know each other is far more common than stranger rape but is just as serious as any other form of rape.
Aggravated Sexual Abuse in varying degrees are felony crimes that occur when sexual contact consists of the insertion of a finger or foreign object in the sexual organs or rectum of another person causing physical injury to such person.
Sexual misconduct is a class A misdemeanor and occurs when a male engages in sexual intercourse with a female without her consent or engages in deviate sexual intercourse with another person without that person's consent.
No student or employee shall engage in sexual conduct with another person without effective consent. This includes, but is not limited to, nonconsensual sexual contact and attempted nonconsensual contact. Lack of consent of the victim is an element of every sexual offense defined in the penal code. Lack of consent results from:
a. forcible compulsion; or
b. incapacity to consent; or
c. where the offense charged is sexual abuse, any circumstances, in addition to forcible compulsion or incapacity to consent, in which the victim does not expressly or impliedly acquiesce in the actor's conduct.
A person is deemed incapable of consent when one is:
a. less than seventeen years old; or
b. mentally defective; or
c. mentally incapacitated; or
d. physically helpless.
For your reference, the penal code provides the following definitions:
"Mentally defective" means that a person suffers from a mental disorder or defect which renders one incapable of appraising the nature of one's conduct.
"Mentally incapacitated" means that a person is rendered temporarily incapable of appraising or controlling one's conduct owing to the influence of a narcotic or intoxicating substance administered without one's consent, or to any other act committed upon the person without consent.
"Physically helpless" means that a person is unconscious or for any other reason is physically unable to communicate unwillingness to an act.
"Forcible compulsion" means to compel by either:
a. use of physical force; or
b. a threat, express or implied, which places a person in fear of immediate death or physical injury to himself, herself or another person, or in fear that he, she or another person will immediately be kidnapped.
If any student or employee believes he or she has been subjected to one of these acts on campus, that person has the right to press criminal charges. The police may conduct an investigation and penalties may be imposed. JTS reserves the right to conduct its own investigation pursuant to its Policy on Discrimination and Sexual Harassment and to determine whether the charges are valid and what, if any, penalty should be imposed, including the continued enrollment or employment of the defendant, and may base its consideration on the overall well-being of the JTS community.


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Budget Billing has 11 "budget" months and one "settlement" month each year. During each budget month, your bill will include the "budget installment" that is due before the "late payment" date listed on your bill. (This budget installment amount is established based on past energy usage patterns at your service location.) Your bill will also show the amount of your actual energy use for that month and your current "budget balance." Periodically, we review your budget installment amount and, if necessary, recalculate it based on your actual (lower or higher) energy use.
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The second part wasn't nearly as funny as the first, but dammit I missed this show.
The second part wasn't nearly as funny as the first, but dammit I missed this show.
Been years since I have watched MTV, loved watching B&B again. Too bad that the rest of MTV's lineup is absolute trash, glad B&B was there to make fun of Jersey Shore and the unhireable idiot that is addicted to porn.
Liked it a lot. Good mix of video and reality tv review. Are you really going to called your grandkid "bitch" grandma j-woww?
I was a little weirded out. In the 90s, it made sense for them to sit in front of an old tv, work at a crappy fast food restaurant, etc. Now you'd think they'd be on the internet or something, although they haven't aged and are watching the bachelor and twilight. Getting hepatitis a, b, and c amongst other diseases was pretty funny.
Nevertheless, FIRE!!
Can't wait until Beavis goes all Cornholio again
Dexter always reminded me of Stuart. All we need is Dexter to wear a Winger shirt now.
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Watts Gallery
Watts Gallery
Down Lane
01483 810235
01483 810285
First opening its doors to the public in 1904, Watts Gallery is a purpose built art gallery created for the display of the great Victorian artist George Frederic Watts OM RA (1817-1904).
Venue Type:
Museum, Library, Archive, Gallery, Heritage site, Industrial heritage site, Sacred space
Tues to Sat 11.00-17.00
Sun 13.00–17.00
Mondays apart from Bank Holidays
Check for opening times over Christmas and New Year.
Standard Adult: £7.50 (£8.50 including gift aid) £1 donation
Children under 16: Free
Student price: £3.75 (half price admission)
Art Fund: Free
Carers: Free
Discounted Tuesdays (every Tuesday): All tickets £3.75 (£4.25 including gift aid) 50p donation
(No group booking on Tuesdays)
Groups: Coach parties welcome if booked in advance. Group rates/ tours available.
Additional info
Our library and archive is open to the public by appointment only.
John Ruskin - Photographer and Draughtsman
- 4 February — 1 June 2014 *on now
John Ruskin: Photographer and Draughtsman is the first museum exhibition to explore how the new medium of photography played a pivotal role in the evolution of this leading Victorian's influential thinking. Bringing together daguerreotypes (unique copper photographic plates) –rarely on public display – with related drawings and watercolours, the exhibition shows how Ruskin used photography to build his understanding of landscape and architecture from which developed an entire philosophy of life that resonated throughout Victorian Britain and beyond.
This exhibition showcases many of the important works held in the Ruskin Library collection at Lancaster University.
Suitable for
- Any age
Friends of Watts Gallery: FREE
Adults: £7.50 (£8.50 with a donation
for Gift Aid)
Students: £3.75
Children up to 16: FREE
Tuesday: ALL TICKETS £3.75 - (This price does not apply to Group bookings)
Carers: Free
Lyngard Ceramics and Robert Lyngard Simpson
- 12 April — 25 May 2014 *on now
Lyngard Ceramics make beautiful Arts & Crafts inspired vases, lamps and candlesticks with a lustre glaze. With six generations of potters on both sides of the family, inherited knowledge has been handed down through the generations. Handmade in Stoke, using local artisans and suppliers, their contemporary pieces are connected to the past through their heritage. On show will be bespoke pieces by Robert Lyngard Simpson, also in lustre, with intricate designs reminiscent of William De Morgan.
Suitable for
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Ellen Terry: The Painter's Actress
- 10 June — 11 November 2014
The artist and aesthete W. Graham Robertson, a key figure in the history of Watts Gallery, wrote that Ellen Terry was "par excellence the Painter's Actress". A star of the English stage for many decades from her eventful youth of the 1860s to the 1920s, Ellen Terry formed a unique point of exchange between the theatre, painting, photography and fashion.
Suitable for
- Any age
Friends of Watts Gallery: FREE
Adults: £7.50 (£8.50 with a donation
for Gift Aid)
Students: £3.75
Children up to 16: FREE
Tuesday: ALL TICKETS £3.75 - (This price does not apply to Group bookings)
Carers: Free
Terracotta Pottery: Evening Classes
- 15 May 2014 6-8pm
- 19 June 2014 6-8pm
Evening Class
Terracotta Pottery
Thursdays: 16 January, 20th February, 20th March, 17th April, 15th May, 19th June 2014
6pm - 8pm
£75/£70 Friends
Price includes all 6 sessions
Following the heritage of Mary Watts's Thursday evening terracotta modelling classes, join twenty-first century Apprentice Potter at Watts Gallery to experiment with materials and techniques working on a variety of projects inspired by Watts Gallery's Compton Pottery collections. Suitable for beginners and those who have attended previous courses. Led by Joyce Hyslop.
Call: 01483 810235 or book online
Suitable for
- 18+
£75/£70 Friends
Price includes all 6 sessions
Watts Academy: The Art Forum
- 18 February — 20 May 2014 *on now
Take part in projects and use the Studio to develop your art and design work. Get an insight into pathways and jobs in the creative industries. Booking not required.
Suitable for
- 14-15
- 18+
Watts at Dusk: Museums at Night
- 16 May 2014 5-9pm
Friday May 16th. Open until 9pm
Experience the magic of Watts Gallery at night. Take a twilight lantern-lit tour to Watts Chapel and hear a cello soloist. Be inspired by Ruskin's recording of architecture in the Gallery's exhibition and make your own architectural sketch with support from Watts Gallery's artist in residence, Jennie Jewitt-Harris. Or simply relax on the lawn, get a drink at the bar and sample the tasty delights on offer.
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Admission fee of £7.50 per person applies. Workshops and chapel tour and performance are free.
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Leavanny's above average Attack, decent base 92 Speed, and access to a fantastic ability in Chlorophyll make it a dangerous threat under the sun. Its unique typing also gives it two powerful STAB moves in Leaf Blade and X-Scissor, allowing it to hit a lot of threats pretty hard along with its coverage options. Unfortunately, Leavanny's typing will also prove to be its downfall most of the time, giving it weaknesses to common Rock-, Fire-, and Flying-type attacks. Leavanny also becomes nearly useless without sun support, as its average base 92 Speed leaves it outsped by common threats such as the genies and Hydreigon, not to mention the multitude of Choice Scarf users such as Chandelure. Despite these flaws, Leavanny should not be underestimated, as with the right support, it can be hard to stop.
Thanks to Chlorophyll, Leavanny is almost impossible to outspeed under the sun without boosts, making it a fine sun attacker. Leaf Blade is Leavanny's main STAB attack, hitting common threats such as Krookodile and Jellicent very hard, if not OHKOing. X-Scissor is Leavanny's secondary STAB move, hitting Psychic- and Dark-types such as Reuniclus and Hydreigon for massive damage. It also makes Leavanny a fine check to Trick Room teams reliant on Psychic-types to set up the field effect. There are two options for the third moveslot. While Return hits the Fire- and Flying-types who resist Leavanny's STAB moves hard, Shadow Claw allows Leavanny to do massive damage to the ubiquitous Chandelure, a major threat to Leavanny in general, while still giving it excellent neutral coverage.Team Options & Additional Comments >>>
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Swords Dance can be used to allow Leavanny to set up and sweep, but it finds it difficult to set up unharmed. The same goes for Agility as well. Leavanny also has access to Baton Pass, but the fast-paced VGC metagame generally makes this strategy a poor option. Leavanny can also set up Sunny Day itself, but it will more often than not get KOed the turn it sets up, and sun support can be provided more reliably by teammates such as Whimsicott.
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Though it is almost impossible to outspeed it under the sun, Leavanny's poor defensive stats, middling Attack stat, and weaknesses to many common attacks make it relatively easy to counter. Tornadus can take all of Leavanny's attacks with ease, and OHKOes with Acrobat. Chandelure only fears Shadow Claw, and can incinerate Leavanny with a STAB Heat Wave. It can also set up Trick Room to make Leavanny's high Speed a liability. In general, bulky attackers who can take a hit and KO back in return make excellent checks to Leavanny.


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Here is a look at what made news this week in the Beach Cities and Palos Verdes:
Redondo Beach
: A Redondo Beach man who set his Esplanade apartment on fire and ran away with a machete Thursday morning was scheduled to be evicted that day, according to Division Chief Steve Hyink of the Redondo Beach Fire Department.
Power Back on for Most After Outage: Around 2,600 north Redondo Beach residents were without power Sunday morning following a traffic accident that knocked down power lines and power poles, according to Southern California Edison.
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CenterCal Hosts Waterfront Redevelopment Workshop: The workshop, held at the Redondo Beach Performing Arts Center, allowed people to tell the CenterCal developers what Redondo Beach residents wanted to see on the waterfront property, which includes the Redondo Beach Pier and Pier Plaza, International Boardwalk, Redondo Beach Marina and Seaside Lagoon.
'Reach Me' Movie Films in Redondo Beach: The indie movie Reach Me has been filming at multiple Redondo Beach landmarks over the past two weeks. On Monday, the production filmed scenes in Veterans Park in South Redondo Beach. The movie stars Sylvester Stallone, Elizabeth Henstridge, Kyra Sedgwick, Kelsey Grammer, and Lauren Cohan, among others.
Hermosa Beach
PETA Files Lawsuit Against Hot's Kitchen: An animal rights group filed a lawsuit against a Hermosa Beach restaurant for allegedly trying to skirt the state's ban on selling foie gras, the organization announced Wednesday.
Council to Discuss Treasurer Cohn's Suspension at Next Meeting: Following an alleged extortion attempt against him, a proposal to discuss the possible suspension of City Treasurer David Cohn as an emergency agenda item Tuesday failed to attract the necessary two-thirds majority vote from the Hermosa Beach City Council and will instead be discussed at the Dec. 11 regular City Council meeting.
City Treasurer's Silence Causes Concern: The issue? Whether or not City Treasurer David Cohn's interaction with a female masseuse, who allegedly was involved in stealing his iPad and attempted to extort $6,000 from him so she would delete the content on it but keep the iPad, and her boyfriend has jeopardized city finances; and whether or not citizens want someone with such judgment in the position of handling city finances, Council member Michael DiVirgilio told Patch hours before Tuesday night's 7 p.m. meeting.
Palos Verdes
Teacher in RHE Police Chase Changes Plea: A Southeast Middle School teacher who drove over an embankment in Rolling Hills Estates and crashed into a tree when he was chased by police pleaded guilty Monday to felony counts of committing a lewd act on a child and evading an officer.
Cliff Jumper to Represent Himself at Sentencing: A judge agreed Tuesday to let a man convicted of killing his wife and disposing of her body by cooking it over four days at his Lomita restaurant to act as his own attorney while he awaits sentencing.
Southbound Gray Whale Migration Begins: One of the season's first southbound gray whales was spotted Wednesday morning off the coast of the South Bay, marking the beginning of the gray whale Mexican migration season.
RPV to Reduce Waste-Hauling Rates: Households in Rancho Palos Verdes will pay a little less for waste hauling this year, the RPV City Council unanimously decided during a Nov. 20 vote. Waste fees will be reduced by an estimated $18 annually per household.
Manhattan Beach
: A Good Samaritan and MB Fire Department Captain Dave Shenbaum are being credited with rescuing a "female in the water yelling for help" off the end of the Manhattan Beach Pier Saturday night, said David Carmany, Manhattan Beach city manager, Wednesday.
Mira Costa Coach Bob Fish's Death Announced: Bob Fish, a teacher and coach at Mira Costa High School, died on Sunday after a brief battle with cancer, according to the school's website. Fish taught English and coached cross country and track and field at the high school.
Surfers Enjoy High Surf at El Porto Beach: Surfers took advantage of the large swell and offshore winds Thursday afternoon at El Porto in Manhattan Beach as the National Weather Service issued a high surf advisory for much of area.


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To underscore the origins of his search, Wiesel walks over to his desk, unlocks a drawer and delicately pulls from it a tablet of yellowed paper the size of his palm. Its handwritten Hebrew text, penned by him before the war, contains his earliest ideas on mysticism and points to the other obsession of his youth and of all the decades that have followed: writing.
A sister of his found the item when she returned to Sighet after the war to see who in the family had survived, and the document attests to Wiesel's early impulses to put thoughts to paper.
"Of all (my) writings, this is one that gives me palpitations," he says, drawing a deep, long breath. "Can you imagine this survived? I always wrote. At 13 I wrote this. … For me, writing was a part of my life. I remember they acquired Hebrew typewriters for the Jewish community center (in Sighet). … And I would go there occasionally just to type with my two fingers, to see if I could write."
After his mother and little sister, Tzipora, were executed upon arriving in Auschwitz-Birkenau, in 1944, and after his father died a slow and brutal death in Buchenwald, in 1945, Wiesel did not believe there was any further reason for him to live.
"I shall not describe my life during that period," he writes toward the end of "Night." "It no longer mattered. Since my father's death, nothing mattered to me anymore."
Yet Wiesel's will to live clearly overcame his desolation, and when he began to recuperate, one of his first impulses was to ask his caretakers in France to allow him pen and paper.
The initial words he put down, however, did not describe the horrors he had just survived. Instead, he wrote this: "After the war, by the grace of God, blessed be His name, here I am in France. Far away. Alone. This morning I put on my own tefillin (a Jewish prayer item) for the first time in a long while."
Wiesel promised himself not to write about his Holocaust experience for 10 years. For a man whose testimony not only on the Holocaust but on genocide around the world has inspired great reverence, his long silence may surprise some.
Why didn't he write sooner?
"I was worried," he says. "I was worried that I will not find the right words. I was worried of using the wrong words, even worse. I still am not sure whether I found the words. I am not sure.
"But at least I said, 'I will wait 10 years.' You know, 10 in Jewish ritual is a special number. Ten years. So I waited. … I kept my word."
In this regard, Wiesel was like most survivors, and in fact, like the American soldiers who liberated them. Silence, at least at first, was their means of survival against the horrors they experienced and witnessed. They needed to push the past further into the distance.
Wiesel toiled as a journalist — first in Paris, then in New York — and finally wrote the story that mattered most: his own. Yet he might never have done so, he says, were it not for the French Nobel laureate Francois Mauriac.
While interviewing the great man in 1955, Wiesel at first breathed not a word about his past, as was his custom.
"We spoke at that time; I remember, it was about Israel, anti-Semitism, the usual questions," recalls Wiesel. "And at one point he simply said: 'You know, the worst what I have seen in my life, I saw the trains, with the children.'"
By this, Mauriac referred to the cattle cars that took families, including Wiesel's, to the camps.
"And I said … 'I was one of them,'" remembers Wiesel. "And he began weeping like a child. … And he wept and wept and wept and wept. And I said, 'I was there in the camps, but I never speak about it.'
"And then when he wept, he said, 'You should.'"
With the 10-year anniversary at hand, Wiesel began writing while on a voyage to Brazil. Alone at sea, he allowed his memories out.
After reworking the manuscript from the original Yiddish, Wiesel sent Mauriac the first French copy, and Mauriac began contacting publishers on Wiesel's behalf, one after another rejecting the manuscript. The small publishing house that finally bought the French translation of the book — for approximately $100, Wiesel remembers — had the additional gift of a foreword from Mauriac.


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6149 Westwood Blvd, Orlando, FL | Directions 3282128.419255 -81.461146
Daily 5pm-11pm
True to it's roots – Delicious and in a weird mall, but maybe the only real Italian in town. Excellent even by Italian standards. Owner used to own a well known restaurant in Massachusetts. Had a wonderful time and worth every penny!
WORST EXPERIENCE I HAVE EVER HAD!! – I had the most horrible experience at this restaurant. I went last weekend on my year anniversary with my boyfriend. We had gone to restaurant website and had bought a gift certificate for buy $35 get $25 off so we thought we would try the restaurant. While there the waiter asked if we would like garlic bread or regular bread. We decided to get garlic bread. We recieved our food and it was great, until our waitress cleared our table. She knocked the fork off of my plate, that was full of marinara sauce, all over my new silk dress I had bought. She didnt even say sorry, just was like my bad. After we had recieved the check we saw that they had charged us for the bread. Now it wasnt a problem that it cost money for the bread it was the fact that they didnt tell us they were going to charge us. The waitress came over to discuss it with my boyfriend. It turns out that our waitress was the owner, she proceeded to argue with my boyfriend. She went somewhere with the check came back and told my boyfriend it was people like him that she doesnt like doing the gift certificates. She continued to yell at us and kicked us out telling us to go back to clearwater where we belong. We didnt even do anything, we just asked why she didnt tell us about the extra charge. NEVER GO HERE!!!!!
Do NOT recommend! – Horrible experience! I read the reviews on here and decided to give it a try. First- we have 2 kids and they had NO cups with lids, even though they are listed as family friendly. They only had stemmed goblets... not great for a 2 & 4 year old. Second- the kid's meals were $9! I assumed this meant they would be a filling meal. NO! 4 little cheese raviolis! For $9!! (and no drink). My mother and I were not super hungry and we ordered an appetizer... so we wanted to split a $16 entr????e. The waiter told us it would be $5 if we split! My husband got the lasagna and it was a very small portion for the $16 price tag. The waiter was pleasant, however we were left with empty water glasses for quite a while. The food was ok. I would say I have had a better experience at Olive Garden... and that is not saying much. All in all it was way overpriced, 1980s d????cor, small portions, & ok food
Heard good things... – I decided to try Ciao Italia upon hearing such good things and reviews about them. However, my night did not go so well here. It seemed that they were under staffed in the dining room and kitchen. Everything seemed to take very long. The food was very good and tasty but the service didn't seem to make up for it. They did apologize and explained to me the situation. Its just unfair when it has to happen to you the night you decide to try a new place.
Raving reviews from Hotel – My group and I were in town for the Aviation show this past week. The hotel we were staying at was raving about the restaurant across the street, which happened to be Ciao Italia. It seemed pretty busy this night from mostly others from our convention. It seemed like a restaurant you would find in New York or perhaps even Jersey. Kind of tucked away and only a few know about it. I ordered the Beef tips appetizer special which was out of this world. The calamari and the prosciutto and Mozzarella antipasto were also very good. The hostess and waiters were friendly and assertive and brought everything to us in a family style way. I recommend Ciao Italia if you are looking for good Italian food combined with good service and calm atmosphere.
Incredible and unpredictable night – We were looking for a nice mellow restaurant to go to on our last night in Orlando. When asked the concierge at the JW, he recommended Ciao Italia but he didn't know if they were open since it was 10:45pm. They said they would wait and we took a cab immediately. We told the chef to make us whatever he liked because we knew they were ready to close and we were starving. The dishes were coming out as if we were royalty. One exciting dish after another! We were stuffed and tried rushing to not be of any more inconvenience. Then the Chef came out, talked to us, and sat down to have a drink! We actually closed the restaurant with him and he took us back to the hotel insisting that we didn't need a cab. We have never had this type of hospitality before or expected it. Truly amazing and great restaurant!
Lovely italian dining in Orlando! – The place was clearly family Owned. It had a very authentic Italian-family restaurant atmosphere to it. We were sitting at the front by the hostess stand and window. At one time a friend of the Owner came to speak to him at the door, and they had a friendly conversation in Italian before he wandered on. I had the feeling of being in a small Italian village! The service was great and I loved the Bolognese sauce and Tiramisu!
To our Surprise! – My family and I regularly visit Orlando due to the fact that we live in Ft. Lauderdale. Well, this time we came because of the new water park Aquatica which is Incredible by the way. Anyway, We were staying at the Renaissance Sea World and they highly recommended Ciao Italia to us. It was walking distance so we had no problem visiting. I have to say this place was one of the best Italian restaurants I have eaten at. The Pollo Picatta and my wife's Penne Contadina was just perfect! My children were happy with the Fett. Alfredo and Sp.meat ball so we ended up having a very pleasing dinner. We have had some bad experiences with most restaurants in Orlando and I am just ashamed and shocked to find out that its been here for 17 years! I just found out about it now? Will definitely be dining here every time I visit.
Stuffed Veal Chop – My Coworkers and I ate there while on a business trip to Florida. The wait staff was very helpful. Our waiter Carmen took the time to share his knowledge of wine and appetizers to get us started.
The food was wonderful and the service fabulous. If you ever get a chance to visit Ciao Italia you must try the veal chop and ask for Carmen.. I am traveling back to Orlando in in September for the restaurant show. Will be returning with a large group.
Best Italian Food – Ciao Italia is a great place for both special occasions and everyday dining. Their food is delicious and fresh, extensive wine list, service is attentive, and you will feel relaxed and pampered in their romantic dim dining room. Sea Bass is to die for!
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Guy Kawasaki (former executive for Apple) was "awe-inspiring" at IFA, driving "real" meaning to the Social Media discussion and debate over usability. He explained social media "practically" and elaborated on how social media enables us to "tell a story" about our brands like no other platform can.
He began by explaining that to transform your brand into a masterpiece, such as Apple did, your brand must successfully accomplish three factors in the social media: Likeability, Trustworthiness and Quality.
Guy suggested that by using these three factors, you can add personality to your brand and emotionally touch your consumer. As all of us iPhone users know, we do not own an iPhone exclusively for its millions of apps that enhance our lives, but because of the sleek and elegant design. It's sexy; it makes us feel sexy, intelligent, productive and successful. The aura around Apple products makes you feel that you will not live another day if you do not own one. As brand proprietors, we should all aspire to do this for our brands.
You might ask…How was that message conveyed when it is attached to a piece of technology? By putting a story behind the message and finding the right people to tell that story; not just twitter users with 10,000+ followers, but those with only fifteen. They are the tweeps who have the time to write about your product and become passionate about your brand.
Guy also mentioned, "Solving problems". Guy explains the Apple problem/solution… "You've created your computer company because the only way you could access a computer was to visit a library, you thought there must be a better way, so you launched Apple." Your computer company has just solved an everyday problem.
Guy also explained the importance of input and reciprocation. Start with asking your customers for their support, even if they've already given it to you. After they've re-tweeted you, proceed to say thank you, then tweet them a link to a customer survey. People want to help you; you just need to let them know how. They want to feel that their input matters and is valued. After you've received their input, keep in mind, it's CRITICAL to reciprocate… ask how you might help them; this becomes your opening to the continuing dialogue.
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ENGAGE & DO IT FAST: Each post lasts 2-3 hours, so hurry!
SELL YOUR DREAM: Enchant your customer; don't focus on money/product dump; tell a STORY to sell your product.
REMOVE THE SPEED BUMPS: Make it easy for your customer to connect with you, especially online.
"Social Media is a means to an end; the end game is enchantment of your customer. Social Media isn't the only way, it's ONE GREAT way."
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Pottstown, Pennsylvania
March 18, 2004
If you visit Philadelphia, I would recommend visiting the Poe house in the Spring Garden area of the city. Admission is free and a guided tour is offered.
You enter the museum in the house next door. The park ranger greets you and briefly gives you information about the house. In the next room is a short video on Poe. Then you enter the eerie house of Poe.
The rooms are very small with layers of paint peeling off. The house has two floors. As I walked up the creepy steps, I could picture his solemn face. But the most disturbing part of the house is the basement. This was were Poe wrote the Pit and the Pendulum. The steps are so decrepit, they were roped off. The basement was very cold and dark, only daylight from a small window. This was the end of the tour and I was happy to leave this dark area.
Do something other than the usual when visiting Philadelphia, take a trip to Spring Garden and see the Poe house.
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November 17, 2002
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this is my wonderfully bitchy cat, Zoe.
this is my wonderfully bitchy cat, Zoe.
"Hockey won't hold still to give you a better look. You wouldn't want it to anyway. It's the action that makes the possibilities endless."
My Dog Ryder. It's all about puganomics!
These are pics from teh shelter we adopted him from a few years ago.
I would post mine, but he'd make other owners jealous.
Here is my current project, and its progression....
Here we go with a new project, a Mr. Aqua 12g Long. The tank dimensions are 36" long, 9" tall and 8" deep.
These two pictures are my first go at a hardscape with this tank. My goal was to use the entire length of the tank, with the left side being the more dramatic of the two, while having a valley in the middle area. I will be doing a Dry Start, and plan to update this thread weekly.
Tank: Mr. Aqua 12g Long
Substrate: ADA "New" Amazonia
Hardscape: Seiryu Stone (11)
Flora: Hemianthus Callitrichoides 'Cuba'(HC), Eleocharis Parvula (DHG) and Hydrocotyle sp."Japan"
Fauna: Thinking of 15 Boraras Brigittae or 15 Ember Tetras (something to contrast the green plants)
CO2: Pressurized Paintball
Ferts: Liquid NPK + Excel
Filtration: Eheim 2213 or Fluval 206
Lighting: AquaticLife 36" T5HO 6500k & Roseate (planning on suspending light, and using layer of window screen to tame the light)
On to the pix (iPhone with fingerprints galore):
As always, feedback is welcome and encouraged, thanks for looking!!!
Here we go, Day 1 of the dry start. I decided not to use hydro japan, and used 4 pots of HC and 4 pots of DHG. Once it floods and cycles, I'll trim the DHG accordingly.
Day 8 update
As expected, not too much to report, i can see the roots of the HC starting to dig into the substrate as well as fresh tiny leaflets. There is a tiny bit of yellowing of some of the HC. The DHG has few random new blades popping up, and a few blades are yellowing. So far, things are moving along as expected. Hoping to see some better HC crawling this week!
Day 15 update
I trimmed down the DHG big time to further help encourage it to spread. It is doing a great job with new blades popping up randomly throughout the tank. The HC is also doing well, crawling like a baby, and it continues to root itself deeper and deeper.
Looking from the right side down to the left
Looking from the left side down to the right
Day 21 update...
More HC crawling, more DHG sprouting.
Day 25ish?
Still seeing nice crawling by the HC and the DHG is responding well to the recent trimming. I'm thinking of flooding the tank next week. Today I picked up an eheim 2213 and plumbed it all, (can see the stock pipes on left side). I am using one of those SS Mesh Pre-Filters on the intake instead of the standard green one. I don't have any plans at the moment to do glass lily's, I might take a stab at som DIY acrylic ones though. I also added 3 layers of window screen between my bulbs and splash-guard in my light to tame it, it really did make a difference! Last night I picked up a 20oz paintball tank and am waiting for my ASA Valve/NeedleValve/O-Ring/Diffuser kit to arrive...holiday messed that up, should be back in my office on Monday, and it should be there. Once I get that all set up I'll fill the tank, I was going to try to do a two month dry start, but I'm too impatient, and a well respected fellow TPT'er encouraged me to fill it sooner than later. Forgot to mention I also rotated the rock on the back right, I feel like this flows better with the rest of the scape.
iPhone 4 pic...
A full tank shot couple recent pix of the inhabitants...
adult and baby crs hanging out on a piece of cholla wood. the adult shrimp is just under 1" long.
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A rematch to the 2013 war between Denis Lebedev and Guillermo Jones has been made for April 26 in Russia. Can Lebedev comeback from his gruesome eye injury?
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Catch up on fights you missed the past weekend. Countries highlighted in this recap include the USA, UK, Argentina, Australia, Panama, Russia, Thailand, Canada, Poland, Mexico, and Puerto Rico.
Denis Lebedev and Guillermo Jones fought eleven shockingly violent rounds on Friday night in Moscow, Russia. Will they ever be the same again?
In a great slugfest in Moscow, Guillermo Jones returned from a two-year absence to batter and stop Denis Lebedev in 11 rounds.
This afternoon in Moscow, a pair of WBA titles are on the line, as Denis Lebedev faces Guillermo Jones, and Alexander Povetkin takes on Andrzej Wawrzyk.
Lamont Peterson faces Lucas Matthysse in the weekend's main bout, with Devon Alexander on the undercard. In Mexico, Shane Mosley returns against Pablo Cesar Cano, and two world titles are on the line in Russia on Friday.
Catch up on fights you missed the past weekend. Countries highlighted in this recap include the United States, the United Kingdom, Mexico, Italy, China, Brazil, Argentina, Latvia, Thailand, Belgium, and Russia.
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