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Rage and shame and hate pulse through me, tears prick at my eyes, making crying inevitable. Not yet, though. Not here.
I feel shame because, just for one single split second, I considered it. For an eye blink, I considered doing what he wanted. But then sanity reasserted itself, and disgust shot through me. Along with a crushing load of self-loathing.
You know you won't ever get anything better than me.
Oh, I could have had something much better. But I ruined that, too.
* * *
"Damn it, Des. I warned you." Rochelle meets me in the check-in line at LaGuardia airport.
She has my suitcases balanced on a trolley. Not just the one little carry-on I brought to Florida, but the three big ones that contain everything I own.
"Rochelle?" I stare at my suitcases. "What's…what's going on?"
Her eyes are regretful. "You don't have to fuck him, I told you. Just don't piss him off." She shakes her head. "And you go and assault him? In public, on a beach, in front of dozens of witnesses?"
"You don't know what he said to me, Rochelle."
"And I don't care." She digs in her purse, comes up with a folder. She opens it, hands me two pieces of paper. One is a check for a paltry amount of money. The other is a one-way plane ticket back to Detroit, leaving in thirty-six minutes. "The only reason I'm even paying for your flight back is because I like you. I paid for that ticket. Not Sidney, not the agency. Me. This isn't the business for you, Des. It's just not. Go home. Go back to school."
I stare at the ticket. And I find, along with hurt and sadness and embarrassment, a palpable sense of relief. "Thanks, Rochelle."
She offers me a rare smile, and it looks strange on her features. "No, thank you. You know how long I've wanted to slap that smug, arrogant pig?"
So I drag my three heavy suitcases through the line as fast as I can, tripping, fighting back confused tears. I barely make the flight, stumbling to the jetway just as they're about to close the door. They let me on, and I find my seat, holding my purse on my lap and staring at the check that represents nearly two months of starvation and stress and insane hours.
Back at Detroit Metro Airport, I realize I'm not sure how I'm going to get home, and wonder if Ruth has found a new roommate. I don't have a credit card or a debit card, and I'm not even twenty-three yet, so I can't rent a car. I don't have a phone or anyone to call. Ruthie doesn't have a car.
I have to call an airport taxi, and the ride costs me the rest of my cash. It's raining when I lug my baggage out of the cab and onto the sidewalk outside Ruthie's apartment building. My key doesn't work in the lock, which I realize is brand new. I press the buzzer, but she doesn't answer.
I have nowhere to go. No money except for the check in my purse, which I can't cash or deposit yet. Everything is closed.
I stack my wet suitcases on the ground and sit on the pavement beside them. The rain batters down on my skull, soaking me to the bone in moments.
I try not to remember the last time I was stuck out in rain like this.
I've lost track of time. Eventually, I doze, despite the rain. Or maybe the term is 'pass out'.
I feel a hand shaking my shoulder. "Des?" It's Ruth. I peer up at her, and realize my teeth are chattering so hard I can't even speak. "Des, honey, what are you doing here? Jesus, how long have you been out here?"
"No—nowhere else to—to go."
"Oh, sweetie. God. Come on, let's get you inside."
A hot shower, a change of clothes, and some Campbell's chicken noodle soup has me feeling slightly more human. I explain everything to Ruth, who is too good of a friend to say "I told you so," but I can see it in her eyes, feel it sitting between us, unspoken. She doesn't ask if I ever called Adam back; she knows better.
She hasn't rented out my old room.
Because she knew I'd be back?
Chapter 11
"Train jump, take two. And…action!" Presley Miller's voice booms through the megaphone, and I spring into action.
I take off running along the roof of a warehouse, and four feet below me is a freight train moving about ten miles per hour faster than I can run. It's all been carefully calculated and choreographed and tested using a stuntman, so they know it's possible. Hell, I've completed the jump itself once already. It's not the landing that's the problem, it's the moment after that's tricky. Presley wants me to make the jump look effortless, so we practice with the train stopped. Full sprint, leap, drop ten feet, land on my feet onto the roof, keep my footing, keep running. I've almost got it. Almost.
I've landed it in practice, and nearly had it the first real take, but I stumbled the first few steps before catching my footing and Presley just won't have the stumble. Won't have it. So I do it again.
"You're a goddamned superhero goddammit!" Presley screams through the microphone. It's his version of a pep talk. "Stick the fucking landing, you big pussy! I'm not backing this fucking train up again, so get it right! Now…Go-go-go! Ready? JUMP!"
I jump. My heart thuds. Air whistles. My feet throb from landing on the metal roof of a train car. My thighs ache from constant sprinting. The train barrels beneath me, and I know I've fucked this up. Or someone has. The train is supposed to get moving five minutes before I start my sprint, and everything is precisely timed so my jump lands me in the middle of a car.
Instead of the reassuring rusted metal of a roof, all I see is a gap between cars. I'm going to miss. I'm going to smash between the cars and get turned into paste.
My heart crashes in my ears. It feels like time is moving in sludge-slow increments, like treacle.
The distance between me and the train congeals, and then my stomach and ribs are slamming into the edge of the train car. Motherfucker, it hurts. I've caught the edge, and I can see the ground whizzing beneath my feet. If I slip, I'm dead. There's no safety backup, no wires. The train is moving too fast. I can sense the difference, feel it. I can't move. Can't breathe. Someone is screaming, yelling, "CUT! CUT!" but Presley is rolling his arm, the signal to keep rolling.
Yeah, don't mind me, asshole, I'm only about to die here.
I strain, claw, scrabble the toes of my combat boots against the side of the car, groaning between gritted teeth. My ribs are screaming, either bruised or cracked. My muscles are on fire.


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January 10, 2011 14:40 ET
Prison expansion to help keep dangerous criminals behind bars
EDMONTON, ALBERTA--(Marketwire - Jan. 10, 2011) - Today, the Harper Government announced further action for the safety of Canadian streets and communities with an investment to help keep dangerous criminals behind bars. The $55-million announcement to expand federal institutions in Saskatchewan and Alberta in order to better provide for the protection of Canadians was made by the Honourable Laurie Hawn, Member of Parliament for Edmonton Centre and Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of National Defence, on behalf of the Honourable Vic Toews, Canada's Minister of Public Safety.
"Our Government is proud to be on the right side of this issue — the side of law-abiding citizens, the side of victims who want justice, and the side that understands the cost of a safe and secure society is an investment worth making," said the Honourable Laurie Hawn, on behalf of Minister Toews. "We are reaffirming our government's commitment to Saskatchewan and Alberta, and helping ensure that criminals serve sentences that better reflect the severity of their crimes."
This $55-million expansion will involve the construction of one new 50-bed living unit at Riverbend Institution in Prince Albert, Saskatchewan, 40 new accommodation spaces at Willow Cree Healing Lodge at the Beardy's and Okemasis First Nation in Saskatchewan and one new 96-bed living unit at Edmonton Institution. It is anticipated that these expansions will be completed in 2013-2014.
"In the previous system, a violent criminal sentenced to nine years in prison could potentially be on our streets in as little as three years if he or she spent two years awaiting trial. This possibility is not acceptable to Canadians," said Randy Hoback, Member of Parliament for Prince Albert. "We are acting to ensure that criminals pay their debt – their full debt – to society."
It is anticipated that over the coming years, CSC will be adding over 2,700 beds to men's and women's facilities across Canada.
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|"Truth or Consequences"
|Season 2, Episode 2
|Air date
|October 5, 2009
|Written by
|Nick Santora
|Directed by
|Michael Offer
|Episode guide
| Previous
"The Core of It"
| Next
"Control Factor"
The episode "Truth or Consequences" is the second episode of Season 2. The episode originally aired in the U.S on October 5, 2009 on the FOX network.
Zoe enlists Lightman to help with her client -- a 22 year-old star college football player who has been accused of statutory rape with a 16 year-old girl. The case hits home for Lightman, who learns that his daughter Emily was friends with the group of girls who attend these college fraternity parties. Through the course of their investigation, Lightman and Torres determine that Zoe's client was set-up by the girl, whose friends leaked the video of the hookup. Lightman figures that the man did not know the girl was underage, noting that his face showed that he knew he shouldn't find underage girls attractive. Meanwhile, Foster and Loker travel to a religious compound to determine whether its claim of IRS exemption is valid. They believe the head of the compound is holding the women against their will. Foster facilitates the escape of one woman and her children, and faces the wrath of both Loker and the government. At the end, the girl's father believes the system is protecting the football player, and decides that someone has to pay. He shoots the prosecutor that dropped the charges against the football player, with whose death the episode ends.
Main CastEdit
Tim Roth as Dr. Cal Lightman
Kelli Williams as Dr. Gillian Foster
Brendan Hines as Eli Loker
Monica Raymund as Ria Torres
Hayley McFarland as Emily Lightman
Mekhi Phifer as Ben Reynolds
Guest CastEdit
James Marsters
John Carroll Lynch
Featured MusicEdit
"Kingdoms of Rain" by Mark Lanegan or Soulsavers
|Episodes of Season 2
| Season 1 • Season 3
The Core of It • Truth or Consequences • Control Factor • Honey • Grievous Bodily Harm • Lack of Candor • Black Friday • Secret Santa • Fold Equity • Tractor Man • Beat the Devil • Sweet Sixteen • The Whole Truth • React to Contact • Teacher and Pupils • Delinquent • Bullet Bump • Headlock • Pied Piper • Exposed • Darkness and Light • Black and White


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Hi Jeff, my question is, um, will you marry me? OK, now
that I've got that out of the way - can you give us more
details on the album Wilco has already recorded since YHF
was completed?
Jeff Tweedy: The record we just finished is more spacious. It has 8 songs, 4 of which are songs, 4 of which are improvisations. We don't know if it will ever be released. We don't take anything for granted.
Jeff Tweedy: We've been playing a song called Spiders from that record live.
Mike Laur:
Your solo acoustic concert series was fantastic. Is there
any plan on releasing any of the songs or shows as an
Jeff Tweedy: I have no immediate plans to do anything of the sort. But, I think it's pretty available to people if they know who to talk to and they can trade for those tapes. (Between fans)
The soundtrack I did with Glen for Chelsea Walls is very different from the solo acoustic tour. It's very ambient.
There might be some acoustic versions of some songs in the Documentary -- I Am Trying To Break Your Heart.
i wanna be your dog:
have you ever tried to quit smoking?
Jeff Tweedy: I quit for 8 months one time and I have tried several other times. The time I quit for 8 months I started again when we tried to mix Being There and when we eventually went back to our rough mixes, I went back to smoking.
What will the "enhanced" media on YHF include?
Jeff Tweedy: There's a handful of things, there will be a trailer from the documentary, sorry a link to the trailer, a short live performance of Heavy Metal Drummer, a link to our website and just some other stuff. Some cool Chicago skyline graphics.
Given the favourable exchange rate, I imagine you buy a lot
of gear when you visit Canada. What have you purchased and
where did you purchase it?
Jeff Tweedy: I've been in Canada for a total of 4 hours (this trip).
The band has bought a lot of stuff in Canada, I can't think of anything I specifically bought in Canada.
We've loaded up our trailer with Hammond organs and things like that. Most of the stuff we've bought we got in Vancouver.
Adam Webb:
Along with "Yankee Hotel Foxtrot," April 23 will also
herald the release of your soundtrack to "Chelsea Walls"
and (ex-Wilco multi-instrumentalist) Jay Bennet's disc "The
Palace At 4am". Was any of this planned? Is this a good or
a bad thing for Wilco?
Jeff Tweedy: Pass
What albums have you been listening to lately?
Jeff Tweedy: I've been listening to the Blow Up -- Television's live stuff and a record by a guy named Arnold Breyblatt called The Adding Machine.
Jon Knight:
Are there any plans for a new Golden Smog record in the
near future?
Jeff Tweedy: There are no immediate plans that I'm aware of.
Jason T:
Do you consider YHF more Tweedy/O'Rourke-centric
compositions or was it a collaborative effort with the full
Jeff Tweedy: I think it's a collaborative effort with the whole band. The mixes might be considered more O'Rourke/ Tweedy.
Hi Jeff -- Loving YHF and the stripped down live sound of
the band.
How does it feel to go back and play some of the older
material (AM and Being There) as a four piece with one
guitar player?
Jeff Tweedy: Across the board I feel like this line-up of the band is doing a better job than ever at capturing the original spirit or essence of the songs -- new and old live.
In the wake of 9/11, many of your lyrics on YHF seem very
prophetic. Are you worried at all how the casual listener
might now interpret these lyrics once the album is
officially released?
Jeff Tweedy: I don't have any fear that the lyrics will come off as being exploitative. The intent hasn't changed on any of them at all.
Hi Jeff. SPIN magazine published a small article about
Wilco probably a year and a half ago. The article said
that the name of the new album would probably be "Here
Comes Everybody", named from James Joyce's Finnegans Wake.
What promoted the change in title to YHF? Also, are you
and the other guys Joyce fans, yourselves?
Jeff Tweedy: Well, it kind of ended up naming itself. The short wave radio transmission that started repeating YHT was too strong to ignore and I can't honestly say that I understand all of Joyce's work but I love trying.
Was the process of writing lyrics and music different for
"Yankee Hotel Foxtrot" than with previous Wilco albums?
Jeff Tweedy: Yeah but I can't remember how.
Jeff Tweedy: I always forget how it happens.
ever get writer's block, for more than a couple of hours,
days, weeks?
Jeff Tweedy: I don't have any control over a lot of things regarding inspiration, why and when I write, but I do have better luck when I create a work schedule for myself and there's plenty of things to do if you feel like writing that don't depend upon pure inspiration.
Your voice is so distinctive. How long did it take you to
really "find" your singing voice?
Jeff Tweedy: I don't know if it took me any longer than anybody else to feel comfortable singing. I have the misfortune of having the first things I ever sang on records that people listen to. I'm not embarrassed, it just doesn't sound like me. I think after Uncle Tupulo toured a lot and we made March16-20 I started to feel more comfortable singing. I don't think I was positive that I wanted to sing until we made Being There.
Jonah :
Hey Jeff, What was your role in the recent Uncle Tupelo
re-issues and when can we expect the rest of 'em?
Jeff Tweedy: I just listened to compilation CDs that they would put together, suggesting tracks and send back my suggestions and in the end it was pretty effortless really.
Is there much concern that, with YHF being so widely
'traded' on the internet, the albums sales will be
substantially less than previous albums? And is there a
Kansas City tour stop in the future?
Jeff Tweedy: We don't have any concern about that, we're happy people are listening to it and I don't have any idea when we'll be in Kansas City.
Hey Jeff, what's with the Willy Wonka music at the
beginning of the Wilco shows? Any significant meaning
behind it all? Just curious..
Jeff Tweedy: I think we just feel like it's an incredible piece of music and it's exciting to walk on stage and be reminded of...those lyrics. But lately we've been using When You're Hot You're Hot (laughs)...kidding.
How many songs were recorded for possible inclusion on
Yankee Hotel Foxtrot? Will we see the rest of those tracks
as b-sides or somewhere else?
Jeff Tweedy: Somewhere just over 20 cracks were probably considered and I'm sure that most of them will be heard in some shape or form. There's also a lot of unreleased material in the movie. Alternate versions and songs that didn't make the record.
Jeff, if you could have any musician sit in with the band
on a few songs live, who would it be?
Jeff Tweedy: That's a tough question, I can think of so many. I think Hubert Sumlin.
Andrew C.:
Was at the Seattle show, it rocked! Hey, near the end of
"Misunderstood," what's the set of lyrics "I know you've
got a God-shaped hole / Leanin' out a couple of ______" Is
that even close to right? It's killing me!! Peace, and
just so you know I'm buying YHF even though I already have
a bootleg...
Jeff Tweedy: Thank you very much and the lyrics are:
Bleeding out your heart full of soul
You used to cover Kiss songs, really?? Which ones?
Jeff Tweedy: Honestly I think Uncle Tupulo played Rock 'N Roll All Night, but I was thinking more in that song of watching other bands play Kiss covers.
Peter J. Berghoef:
Do you have a favorite song off of Yankee Hotel Foxtrot?
Which is your favorite to play live thus far?
Jeff Tweedy: I like playing Radio Cure and Reservations both for the same reason, I feel like the band has gotten really good at playing together and somehow creating an environment where almost any one of us could not play the entire song and no one would notice.
Are there other artists/producers that you hope to, or
could see yourself working with in the future?
Jeff Tweedy: Not off the top of my head, no.
Jeff Tweedy: We're really excited about working together some more.
Hi Jeff, what is your favourite book and what are you
reading right now?
Jeff Tweedy: Don Quixote and I'm reading a book called The Torturer's Apprentice by John Biguenet
With the cover art on YHF being the Marina Towers and
living in Chicago I was wondering what is your favorite
piece of architecture in Chicago is, and what is your
favorite Frank Lloyd Wright building?
Jeff Tweedy: The Marina Towers, it's taken from the movie...a Sam Jones photograph and we liked it because it looks organic and at the same time it reminds us of the good old future. It was an image we were using in August in our promo cds.
How were you "maimed by rock n' roll"?
Jeff Tweedy: I think that lyric was referring more to punk rock specifically and how for a time, it required the dismissal of lots of other great musics to be a part of punk rock which is no way to live.
From A.M. to Being There to Summerteeth to YHF, do you see
an overall evolution to Wilco's sound? If so, have you any
idea where that trail will lead you next?
Jeff Tweedy: We're trying to get back to the ginger bread house....I have no idea in short.
Do you think we'll see a live album someday?
Jeff Tweedy: I see about a couple hundred of them on the internet. We have talked about it from time to time more as a live album of completely new material. I don't know if that will ever be appropriate or not.
Doug Weber:
Which is your favorite guitar?
Jeff Tweedy: I prefer solid body Fender electric with single coil pick ups through small amps that don't hurt my ears. I've been doing it since I was 13, I'm kind of happy I can still hear. I'm totally intact.
Jeff Tweedy: Thanks a lot for logging on and hopefully if I didn't get to your question...we'll see you soon.
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When a group of Courtenay residents sought to recall a city council member this year, they only needed five certified signatures for a special election.
They gathered 16.
"We're a very small town," said Tiffiney Dick, city auditor for Courtenay, which has about 40 residents, located north of Jamestown.
As a result of the successful petition, John Bailey, a member of the Courtenay City Council, and Shane Moran, who chairs the recall committee, are headed for a special election on Oct. 16, administered by Stutsman County, according to interim county auditor Nicole Meland.
Bailey, who is accused of incompetency and conduct unbecoming of his office, is one of 11 targets of nine separate recall committees across North Dakota this year, said state elections specialist Lee Ann Oliver.
This compares to seven recall efforts in 2016, six in 2015 and five in 2014.
"So they've been going up about one a year," Oliver said.
Local political wrangling
Also among this year's recalls is Julie Johnson, who is in her second term as a member of the Kindred City Council. Voters ousted her Tuesday in a three-way election, setting up Jason DuBord to take her seat at Kindred's Oct. 4 city council meeting, according to city auditor Tabitha Arnaud. The popularion of Kindred, located southwest of Fargo, is 750.
In unofficial results, Johnson gathered 65 votes to DuBord's 92 and fellow challenger Robert Clarke's seven. Kindred's canvasing board will meet Monday. Johnson said she will fulfill her term until DuBord is sworn in.
She said she feels relieved after the election.
"It kind of feels good," she said Wednesday. "Overall, I didn't win the election but I feel overall the city of Kindred won because things are out in the open now."
Recall petitioners had accused Johnson of aggressive and divisive behavior. The Kindred City Council attracted media attention when Johnson and Kindred's mayor and former auditor wrangled at a meeting earlier this year, resulting in resignations from the latter two, though only the auditor eventually left.
Johnson said she did contact a state official and an attorney regarding ballots being provided in a timely manner for the election. Before the election, she reportedly said she would challenge its results if she lost.
"I think maybe I'm going to relax a little bit now," she said. "It's been a really long year."
Action moves west
Across the state in Arnegard, a city of about 150 people just west of Watford City, Niel Nelson, a member of the city council, resigned in August following an effort to oust him.
"It's a touchy situation," Arnegard city auditor Juelie Bancroft said.
Nelson submitted his letter of resignation to the city council, which the board accepted in mid-August. Nelson was elected with 22 write-in votes in the 2016 primary. Previously, he had also served as mayor.
The recall committee pitted against him cited concerns for his health and conduct in its petition, which Bancroft said was never submitted before its Oct. 23 deadline.
In McKenzie County, the Badlands Recall Committee is attempting to recall county commissioners Gene Veeder and Douglas Nordby. The group needs 1,149 signatures of qualified voters for each of the petitions, according to Erica Johnsrud, the county's auditor and treasurer.
Time expired for the recall petition of Commissioner Vawnita Best, who will be on the ballot in 2018. The other two petitions can be circulated for a period of one year. Nordby and Veeder won election last year.
Recall committee chair Brooks Kummer said petition circulators had a slow start with harvest, as most of them are farmers, but he estimates they have about 70 percent of the necessary signatures.
"We hope to be done by Nov. 1," he said, which would put a special election in February at the earliest.
The committee members have had three or four people who have expressed interest in running against the sitting commissioners should the recall requirements be met, according to Kummer, adding that petitioners launched their effort over the commissioners' handling of issues related to the removal effort of McKenzie County Sheriff Gary Schwartzenberger, as well as failure to consider public opinion on local zoning changes, use of public funds and failure to consider public opinion when filling vacancies in county offices.
Meanwhile, Washburn petitioners have until Nov. 6 to file signatures for an election to recall City Commission President Larry Thomas. Kristi Jaeger, who chairs the recall committee, said the petition has gathered more than the required 99 signatures for a special election.
"Our committee will be meeting next week and then we'll decide if we're ready to submit the petition," Jaeger said Monday. "We have a few more citizens that want to sign but we haven't had the chance to meet up with them. We do plan to go ahead with the full recall process."
Thomas called the claims against him "totally fabricated." Allegations include open meeting law violations, a hostile work environment and disregard for others.
Some retain positions
The remainder of recall efforts in the state this year have failed.
Petitioners in Fargo failed to turn in signatures for a recall attempt of city commissioner Dave Piepkorn.
Mayoral recall efforts in Napoleon also failed due to a lack of necessary signatures. Petitioners would have needed to turn in 34 signatures for certification.
In LaMoure County and in Bismarck, enough signatures were respectively turned in but were invalidated after official scrutiny.
The recall of LaMoure County State's Attorney Tony Duffy would have needed 541 valid signatures, and recall of Bismarck Mayor Mike Seminary would have needed 1,898 valid signatures.


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Peter Patton, 63, of Waipahu, a storage supplier in the Marshall Islands, died at home. He was born in Woja, Ailinglaplap, Marshall
Islands. He is survived by wife Konto; sons Kaster, Kenneth and Cooper Patton, and Aless and Douglas Toka; daughters Norma, Jolina and Alyssa N. Patton, and Josi Kaiser; brother Leon Bam and John Patton; sisters Sad Bam, and Nancy, Romitha and Debra Patton; 23 grandchildren; and a great-grandchild. Visitation: 9 a.m. Saturday at Moanalua Mortuary. Services: 10 a.m. Burial: 1 p.m. at Sunset Memorial Park.
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General Hospital Transcript Thursday 1/26/17
Episode #13730 ~ Elizabeth shares her suspicions with Nathan & Dante; Carly cautions Michael about Nelle; Sonny imparts his wisdom onto Nelle about her simmering anger.
Provided By Suzanne
Proofread By Gisele
Nathan: Yeah, so funny story. I went by the Metro Court this morning to pick up what was left of our wedding cake. Max says we got to freeze a slice and eat on our one-year anniversary and that is what they gave me.
Dante: [Chuckles] You should have been more careful with your cake.
Nathan: I should've. I should've. I talked to the manager, and he said that if I had any questions that I should talk to you. Something -- something you want to tell me, Dante?
Dante: Yeah, so, after you and Maxie took off, uh, something went down with Lulu and Charlotte. And, uh, your wedding cake wound up being collateral damage.
Lulu: Mom?
Laura: Hey.
Kevin: Hi.
Lulu: I'm so sorry to interrupt.
Laura: It's okay. Is everything all right?
Lulu: Not really. Um, it's not an emergency. Rocco and Dante are fine. I just, um... I made a really big mistake. Do you mind if I join you?
Laura: No. Come on.
Kevin: Oh, no. Of course.
Lulu: Thanks. Thank you. Sorry.
Laura: What's going on?
Lulu: I told Charlotte that I'm her mother, and now she hates me.
Nelle: Hm. You look so happy. Whether or not you deserve to be is questionable.
[Knock on door]
Michael: Hello?
Nelle: [Lightly gasps] Sh--
Michael: Hey.
Nelle: Michael, you startled me.
Michael: Oh, sorry. I didn't mean to.
Nelle: Uh, it's okay. Come in.
Michael: Oh, I, uh... I love this picture. I actually think I took it. New Year's a few years back. It was fun times.
Nelle: Well, your mom's not here. I'm sorry you came all this way.
Michael: Oh, don't be. Uh, you're the one I really wanted to see.
Carly: Sonny? Sonny? [Sighs]
Sonny: Carly, I didn't know you were coming by. Hey.
Carly: [Voice breaking] It's for Morgan.
Elizabeth: We could spend all day speculating whether Franco got kidnapped or whether he just ran away, but we don't have enough to prove either theory. I think it's time to admit we need help.
Sam: Help from who?
Elizabeth: I say we call the police... and tell them everything we know.
Alexis: Come on, Alexis. One minute at a time. You can do this. [Sighs] I'm not hallucinating, I'm not having some fantasy. These are my memories, and they are real! I killed Tom Baker! [Sighs]
Carly: I don't, um -- I don't know why I'm so surprised. Of course, he's still getting mail. I mean, just because we know he died doesn't mean every organization knows. [Sniffles, sighs] I just haven't had to deal with this, because this was his permanent residence.
Sonny: Yeah, it gets difficult sometimes.
Carly: Would you...? I mean... [Sniffles] I mean, it might be something we need to know.
Sonny: I can't.
Carly: I don't think Morgan will mind. I just, um -- I can't bring myself to do it.
Sonny: Neither can I. I mean, here, look at this. I can't deal with them. I have Max... put them in there and...
Carly: You haven't opened any of them?
Sonny: No. It's just, uh, because it makes me feel like I-I've accepted his -- that he's gone, and I -- part of me doesn't want to do that. But maybe -- maybe we can get through this together, you know?
Nelle: What can I do for you, Michael?
Michael: Well, uh... here it is. I wanted to give you this, for when you decide to get back out there.
Nelle: That's so sweet. But... why?
Michael: Well, that, uh, pep talk you gave Josslyn. Um, she's still grieving for Morgan. Obviously, we all are, but -- and now she's at least making an effort with my dad.
Nelle: Good. Well, I mean, she listened to you just as much as she listened to me. Really, all I did was tell her your life motto -- you can keep finding people to blame or make the best of things as you move forward.
Michael: Hmm. You know, I really am awesome, aren't I?
Nelle: [Chuckles]
Michael: You know, as long as we were preaching the Tao of Michael, I, uh... I hope maybe you can take it to heart yourself.
Nelle: What does that mean?
Michael: Well, those bad memories that you -- you vaguely mentioned, I-I hope that you can let them go and unburden yourself.
Sonny: Overdue library books.
Carly: I just want to see. [Sighs] You know, he was... trying so hard to do better in school this time. I wish I could tell him how proud I was of him, you know, that he kept trying.
Sonny: [Sighs]
Sonny: What's that?
Sonny: Pass to a music festival. Must have got it online.
Carly: Oh.
Sonny: [Chuckles]
Carly: Well, these are all from the same credit card company.
Sonny: You know what, I was going to call them and -- and tell them that... Morgan passed away, but every time I think about doing it, I just put it off till tomorrow. You know that every time that I, uh... go to call you or Kristina or Michael, that... ...Morgan's name's still here. Should I delete it?
Carly: I couldn't do that.
Sonny: [Exhales sharply]
Carly: We're going to have to go through all of these. You know, we're going to have to, um, pay the balances and close the accounts. Oh, my God.
Sonny: What?
Carly: Well, I mean, there are charges here for Morgan's books at PCU, but there's also a charge for $1,500 to a guitar store, there's a charge for $2,000 to the sporting goods store for sneakers, a $10,000 charge for a first-class ticket to Australia.
Sonny: When did he rack all that up?
Carly: [Sighs] Look. Look at the six final charges. Each for a couple hundred dollars to a place called "Check & call Gaming." [Sighs]
Sonny: I didn't know -- w-what? He -- he was gambling still?
Carly: God, he was sick. Sonny, he was sick and he was manic, and he was obviously hurting. He was trying so hard to fix himself. He needed our help, and I knew it! Damn it! I knew it. I knew something was wrong! Why didn't I tell you? Why didn't we save our boy? [Sighs]
Alexis: [Sighs]
Sam: I don't think it's a good idea we involve the police.
Kiki: I kind of have to agree. The police already think that Franco killed Tom Baker, so if we go to them and tell them that he's missing, they're just gonna assume that he's on the run.
Sam: Yeah. Why don't you let me and Elizabeth handle this right now? If we hear anything, we'll give you a call.
Kiki: Okay. Thank you. I'll do the same for you.
Sam: Thank you. Will you please keep your theories about my mother out of this?
Elizabeth: I don't want your mother in trouble either, okay? But Kiki's right. If -- if they don't have a viable suspect, the police will blame Franco, and they will never treat his disappearance like a real kidnapping case.
Sam: Okay, but this --
Elizabeth: Besides, whatever your mother did, I'm sure it was in self defense.
Sam: This -- this is just your theories. This doesn't mean anything. Elizabeth, please, I am begging you. Do not throw my mother under the bus.
Elizabeth: I'm sorry, Sam.
Sam: Elizabeth?! Wait a minute.
Dillon: What was that?
Kiki: Oh, um, everyone knows that Sam and Elizabeth, uh, don't exactly get along, especially when the topic is Franco.
Dillon: Yeah.
Kiki: Yeah.
Dillon: I got to get back to Crimson. You want to come with? At the very least, it might be a good distraction.
Kiki: Okay. Yeah, why not? It's not like we're gonna find any clues sticking around here. Oh! Okay. Let's go.
Michael: What are you thinking about?
Nelle: About what you said... about letting go of anger.
[Cell phone chimes]
Michael: One second.
Nelle: What is it?
Michael: Uh [Sighs] It's my Aunt Tracy. Apparently, she's upset over a business decision I made at ELQ. She wants to meet.
Nelle: Oh.
Michael: Apparently, to tear me a new one.
Nelle: You made a bad business decision?
Michael: Uh, I'll split the difference. Bad for business, yes, but, uh, I think it was a good decision.
Nelle: I don't understand.
Michael: Well, ELQ was in talks to buy a minority stake in a household product's company. Nothing sexy or glamorous, but they have a solid market share and steady profits.
Nelle: So, why not invest?
Michael: Because I have a problem with their manufacturing standards. Their carbon footprint is off the charts. A-and I'm not going to let other people get hurt because it gets me closer to what I want.
Sonny: Carly, I don't know what you're talking -- look, we made sure that Morgan went to therapy, we checked to make sure he was taking his pills. We didn't know how -- how much he was hurting because he never told us.
Carly: I know that, okay? My head knows that, but my... my heart doesn't. Oh, God. We shouldn't have done this, you know? We should've had somebody else open Morgan's mail, and they could've told us what's important and what's not, okay?
Sonny: Okay. If -- if you think that's best.
Carly: I do. I really do think that's best.
Sonny: Wait. Where are you going?
Carly: I have to go to work.
Sonny: Can't Olivia take care of the day?
Carly: Yes, she can. But, um, you know, uh, I need to go. I need to go. I love you.
Sonny: I love you, too.
Carly: I love you. And I know that, um -- I know grieving for Morgan apart was a mistake. I know we need each other. I don't trust anybody more than I trust you.
Lulu: Mom, she ran away from me. She told me to leave her alone. She slammed the closet door so hard that the latch got stuck. The next time I saw her, she was in Valentin's arms. She wouldn't even look at me. She just kept hiding her face in his arm. I don't need Valentin to poison Charlotte against me, because I can do that all by myself!
Kevin: Clearly, you and Charlotte have a long road ahead of you, but [Sighs] May I make a suggestion?
Lulu: Of course.
Kevin: I think this is just the kind of situation that would benefit from family therapy.
Lulu: Family therapy?
Kevin: I have some colleagues I'd be happy to recommend to you.
Lulu: That's a good idea. Thank you. I know that Dante would be on board if he knew that it would help Charlotte.
Kevin: Actually, I wasn't referring to you and Dante.
Dante: Why are you here? Shouldn't you be on your honeymoon?
Nathan: No, man. I just put together a surprise wedding. You think I got a surprise honeymoon, too?
Dante: Point taken. But you just got married. You should at least spend one day as a couple with Maxie. So go. Get out of here before something comes up, all right?
Elizabeth: Hi. Uh, can I speak with the two of you for a moment?
Dante: What'd I tell you?
Nathan: Yeah. Uh, yeah, yeah. What's up?
Elizabeth: It's about Franco.
Dante: Do you know where he is? You know there's an arrest warrant out for him?
Elizabeth: Yeah, I-I heard, but, no, I don't know where he is.
Nathan: Okay, so, why do you need us?
Elizabeth: You have the wrong suspect.
Dante: Hm.
Elizabeth: Franco did not kill Tom Baker.
Nathan: And how do you know this?
Elizabeth: Franco figured out who the real killer is.
Nathan: So, if Franco has another suspect, why wouldn't he tell us?
Elizabeth: [Sighs] Because... this person is related to someone that he hurt very badly, and he doesn't want to hurt them anymore.
Nathan: Franco happen to give you a name?
Elizabeth: No, but I think I figured it out.
Dante: Who is it? Elizabeth, you can tell us. We're not gonna go arrest someone on your say-so. We're going to conduct an investigation. Who do you think killed Tom?
Elizabeth: Sam's mother. Alexis Davis.
Alexis: Hi.
Sam: Hi.
Alexis: Hey. What's up?
Sam: I just came to warn you, Elizabeth and I were following up on a few leads about where Franco might be.
Alexis: And what? Did you find anything?
Sam: Nothing. No. And I think that scared Elizabeth. And I wouldn't be surprised if she's not already at the police station telling the cops everything she knows about you.
Alexis: Great!
Sam: Okay, Mom, if you haven't told me everything, now would be the time.
Alexis: Sam, I didn't do anything to Franco.
Sam: Look, I know that, but I think you could be the reason that someone else might do something to Franco.
Kiki: Just so that we're clear, us sharing a cheeseburger, this is not our first date.
Dillon: What? Did you expect me to buy you your own entire meal? I mean, what do you think I am, a Quartermaine?
Kiki: [Laughs] Okay, this is not about the money. I would just like to see you put forth a little bit of effort for a change.
Dillon: Well, then, you're going to be very disappointed, because the idea that I had for our first date was taking you to a locked storage unit.
Kiki: Oh, my God. What a coincidence.
Dillon: The universe works in mysterious ways.
Kiki: Yeah. Well, thank you again.
Dillon: For what?
Kiki: For getting me to stop being scared about Franco, even if it was just for a second.
Dillon: Sometimes all it takes is a second. Uh, you -- you got a little something.
Kiki: Hm?
Dillon: No. It's -- it's right here.
Kiki: Carly, I --
Carly: Don't mind me. I'm just picking up some receipts that Olivia left for me. But you know, this is a four-star restaurant. It's not a malt shop. So, I'd really appreciate you guys keeping your PDA to a minimum.
Dillon: You know, with all due respect, Mrs. Corinthos --
Kiki: No, Dillon, I had that one coming. But you know what, Carly? I loved Morgan. He was my first love, and I will never forget him. And I am sorry that things got so bad at the end, and I am sorry that I couldn't handle everything that was happening to him, and I am mostly sorry that he got hurt. You are his mother, and I hurt him. So, if you need to hate me, I understand.
Carly: I don't hate you. I don't like the way you ended things, but I guess, at the end, it was all just bad. Did you know that Morgan was gambling again?
Kiki: No. I didn't know. I guess that's, um, what he was doing when he -- when he was studying.
Carly: It's difficult to see you move on... ...when I don't have that option. I'm never gonna be able to fill the void that Morgan left in my heart. But I know he would want you to be happy. Somebody should be.
Dillon: Come here. It's okay.
Sonny: [Exhales slowly]
Nelle: You really think that's possible? To let go of what you want just to look out for somebody else?
Michael: [Scoffs] Well, I'll let you know soon enough. If enough of the board disagrees with what I did, they will try and oust me.
Nelle: Mm.
Michael: So, tell me, would you -- would you still be my friend if I'm an unemployed millennial who has to move in with his parents?
Nelle: [Snickers] Well, right now, you're just a badass who lives with his grandma, so...
Michael: Uh, ouch. That -- that stings.
Carly: Hey, guys.
Michael: Hey.
Nelle: I was just dropping off the overtime statements from Nathan and Maxie's wedding, so...
Carly: Okay, thanks, Nelle. I have it from here.
Michael: You okay, Mom?
Carly: Yeah. I just -- I'm dealing with some leftover business of your brother's, that's all.
Nelle: I'll give you both some privacy.
Carly: You know what, Nelle, um, can you wait? I need you to do something for me.
Nelle: Yeah.
Dante: Let's get this straight. You think Alexis murdered Tom Baker?
Elizabeth: I know it sounds crazy, but --
Nathan: No offense, but it kind of does. I mean, what possible motive could she have?
Elizabeth: I don't think Tom was ever rehabilitated in prison.
Dante: So, you think Tom attacked Alexis?
Elizabeth: Honestly, I'm not even sure she remembers.
Nathan: Why not?
Elizabeth: That's a question you would have to ask Alexis. But if I'm right about this, then Franco didn't run off to avoid your warrant.
Dante: So, you think Alexis made Franco disappear to cover her tracks?
Elizabeth: No. But there is somebody in her life that would protect her at any cost.
Sam: Come on. Be honest, Mom. You must realize that Julian could've done something to Franco.
Alexis: You think that I haven't thought about that? I asked him point blank, and he said that he did not do anything.
Sam: Yeah. He also told you he was going to get out of the mob. He lied to you once. He'll do it again.
Alexis: Sam, I know that. I believe that he's telling the truth about this.
Sam: [Scoffs] Oh. No, wait. You trust him?
Alexis: I didn't say that I trust him. I said that I believe him about this one thing. Do not look at me like that. I know him. After everything that has happened, I can now see right into his soul.
Sam: Do not tell me you're falling in love with him again.
Lulu: You want me to have family therapy sessions with Valentin?
Kevin: It's only a suggestion.
Lulu: It's insane.
Laura: Lulu.
Kevin: No, no. It's all right I completely understand why the thought of going to therapy with Valentin would be...unpleasant, to say the least, but I'm trying to come at this from Charlotte's perspective. She loves and knows and trusts her father. She doesn't know you yet. So while you and Valentin are trying to figure out how to co-parent --
Lulu: Oh! No! No, I'm sorry, co-parenting is not the objective here. I am not going to settle for anything less than full custody.
Kevin: And I understand that's what you would want. But is that really what's best for Charlotte?
Dante: You think Julian Jerome did something to make Franco disappear?
Elizabeth: If Julian knew that Alexis killed Tom Baker, then maybe he made Franco disappear to take the heat off of Alexis, maybe to try to get her back.
Nathan: That's actually a pretty credible possibility.
Dante: I'll go talk to Alexis. You want to take Elizabeth's statement?
Nathan: Yeah.
Elizabeth: Thanks.
Dante: Thanks, Elizabeth. Excuse me.
Elizabeth: We all know that Julian is capable of murder. Do you think he could've had Franco killed?
Nathan: I honestly don't know. We will do everything in our power to find Franco for you.
Alexis: I am not in love with your father. That ship sailed. Actually, that ship was set on fire and pushed out to sea like a Viking funeral.
Sam: Mm-hmm, yeah, but he still lives here.
Alexis: You know why he lives here. He lives here because he has the ability to turn me in to the police for hitting him with my car while I was drunk and fleeing the scene. He also knows what happened with Tom Baker. And...
Sam: And what?
Alexis: He did help me get sober.
Sam: [Chuckles] Really? 'Cause it doesn't look that way to me.
Michael: I had no idea Morgan was gambling again.
Carly: Yep. Just so hard, you know? There it was in black and white. I mean, the credit card statement, it was like an itemized list of every time I failed Morgan.
Michael: Mom. Mom, stop.
Carly: What?
Michael: Look, Morgan died because he was in the wrong place at the wrong time. I know -- I know it's easy to feel guilty. We had no idea Morgan was gambling again, because he never told us. But, trust me, Morgan had the fiercest, most protective, most loving, most badass mom in the entire world.
Carly: [Laughs]
Michael: Trust me, because I-I have a lot of knowledge on the subject.
Carly: Thank you. [Sighs]
Michael: Look, if -- if it's too hard for you to go through Morgan's things, I-I can do it.
Carly: No, it's not gonna be any easier on you. That's why I had someone outside the family do it.
[Doorbell rings]
Laura: I don't necessarily agree with Kevin, but I think you should hear him out.
Lulu: Okay. Kevin, I hear what you're saying. The most important thing for me is obviously that Charlotte is happy. So, if the courts rule in favor of me sharing custody with a known killer, then you are absolutely right. We will need lots and lots of therapy. But I don't think it'll come to that. I'm sorry. I should go.
Laura: Honey, don't go away mad.
Kevin: I honestly didn't mean to upset you.
Lulu: I'm not upset. It's just a sensitive topic, and you've given me a lot to think about. I'll call you later.
Laura: [Sighs]
Kevin: [Sighs] Laura...I'm sorry. That wasn't my place. I'm not family, and I'm certainly not Lulu's shrink.
Laura: No. Don't apologize. It's good to hear the clinical side, even if it does sting a little bit. Although I have to say, I'm surprised that you can be so impartial about a man who shot you.
Kevin: Trust me, I haven't forgotten.
Sam: Just be honest with me, Mom. Did you have a drink after I left?
Alexis: I wanted to. I opened the bottle and poured myself a glass.
Sam: But you didn't drink it?
Alexis: I stared at it. I swirled it around in the glass, sniffed it, and right when I was about to take a drink, I saw a picture of you and Kristina and Molly.
Sam: What?
Alexis: And I know that I disappointed you, and now I'm gonna have to tell Kristina and Molly, and I'm gonna disappoint them. And I don't want to do that anymore. And I know that I've given you zero reason to believe anything I say.
Sam: But I do. I -- I believe you.
Alexis: Really?
Sam: Uh-huh. Really.
Alexis: Sorry. This is a struggle. And, from what I hear from AA, it's going to be a struggle that's gonna last some time.
Sam: Okay, but we're here to help you. You've got me, you've got my sisters, and Jason and Diane. We could Skype Jax in Australia if we have to.
Alexis: Ugh.
Sam: What?
Alexis: Jax, yeah. Well, last time he was here, when he came in for Morgan's funeral, I was drunk and I -- well, it didn't go well. So, I guess I owe him an apology, too.
Sam: No. It's -- Mom, don't worry about it. He will forgive you like he always does. Oh, damn it. I think I left my phone at The Floating Rib.
Alexis: Well, go get it.
Sam: I could stay.
Alexis: I'm fine. I'm okay. So, I've -- I've got the hearing tonight.
Sam: Okay, okay. Um, do me a favor? If there's a knock at the door, don't answer it, because if Elizabeth did go to the police station, it could be the cops, and you're gonna need a lawyer.
Alexis: Well, maybe. Hopefully I'll be a lawyer by then.
Sam: I love you. I believe in you. You can do this!
Dillon: You okay?
Kiki: Yeah, sure. I mean, going toe-to-toe with your dead ex's mom is like riding a bicycle. You never forget.
Dillon: Look, if you need some time alone, I can totally do it.
Kiki: No. No, that is not what I meant at all. Do you think Carly meant what she said about Morgan wanting me to be happy?
Dillon: Yeah, I do. And I think that in time, Carly wants you to be happy, too. Just maybe not, like, right in her restaurant.
Kiki: Yeah. That was kind of tacky, wasn't it?
Dillon: My point is, everyone who knows you knows that you are a good person. You feeling better?
Kiki: Yeah, I do. As nice as it feels to know that Morgan would want me to be happy, what's even more important is that... ...I want to be happy. Honestly, Dillon. I'm ready to be happy again.
Dillon: Yeah?
Kiki: Yeah. And you make me happy.
Dillon: Wait. What did you just say about tacky behavior?
Kiki: To hell with it.
Dillon: [Chuckles]
Kiki: Kiss me.
Carly: I, um... I was at the restaurant, and I ran into Kiki and she was with Dillon. They were kissing. I don't know. It just kind of, um, caught me off guard, you know? I mean, I know life goes on, but wow.
Michael: Yeah, no, no, life goes on for you, too, Mom. I mean, that's -- that's -- that's what Morgan would want. You know, we honor the people we lost by living.
Carly: My God. I mean, someday you're gonna get it when you have kids. And you don't have favorites at all, you don't, but you, you're my first, and you're so wise beyond your years, Michael. You are. And, coming from me, how the hell did that happen?
[Both chuckle]
Michael: It's been a tough year, losing Sabrina and then Morgan. Yeah. [Breathes shakily] It's just given me a lot to think about. So, if Dillon makes Kiki happy, then you know what? I'm happy for her, because, uh, ever since New Year's, uh, Nelle and I have gotten really close. Yeah.
Carly: Really? I thought you guys were just friends.
Michael: Yeah, I know. I thought so, too, but I don't know. Things -- things have kind of had -- been a little more flirty and stuff. I don't know. I feel like we're starting to build something else.
Sonny: So, what are you doing here, Nelle?
Nelle: Uh, Carly asked me to sort through Morgan's mail...
Sonny: Yeah?
Nelle: ...So you don't have to, settle his bills, just see what's important and what can be tossed.
Sonny: I'm not comfortable with that.
Nelle: I can go.
Sonny: Yeah?
Nelle: What would you -- what would you like me to tell Carly? How would you like me to explain to her that you're not comfortable with me opening Morgan's mail?
Sonny: [Chuckles] You got a little anger inside of you, don't you?
Nelle: You know, I have no idea what you're talking about.
Sonny: If you say so. But let me -- let me just say, I know -- I know a few things about rage...
Nelle: Hmm.
Sonny: ...And I recognize it hiding behind that little smile of yours. So if it's not aimed at me, who's it aimed at?
Dillon: Oh my gosh! [Chuckles] Okay, we'd better stop. We don't want Carly to walk back in.
Kiki: Mm. Yeah. Thank you for being so understanding.
Dillon: Yeah. I mean, you would do the same for me, right? You, uh -- you ready to get to work?
Kiki: You still want me to come with you to Crimson?
Dillon: Absolutely. Unpaid assistance is the very best kind.
Kiki: Oh, wow. You really know how to woo a woman.
Dillon: Come on. I have got a ton of material to sort through for this wedding issue. All of the couples sent in their personalized wedding photos, and some of them even sent in their very own squish names. Pretty terrible.
Kiki: Okay, then. But, this doesn't count as our first date, either.
Dillon: Damn. Zero for two.
Carly: Michael, are you sure that you and Nelle are on the same page?
Michael: Yeah, I think so. Why?
Carly: Well, I don't mean to discourage you or anything. I just think maybe you're misreading the situation.
Michael: Why? What -- what do you know that I don't?
Carly: I have it on good authority that Nelle is unavailable.
Michael: Unavaila-- what does that -- what does that mean? Is she studying to become a nun or something?
Carly: No. She's not -- Nelle's involved with someone else.
Michael: Well, why didn't -- why didn't she tell me?
Carly: She didn't tell you because Nelle's involved with a married man.
Nelle: Carly told me to collect the mail and bring it back to her office. Should I do that, or should I tell her that you wouldn't give it to me?
Sonny: You should do whatever Carly told you to do.
Nelle: Okay. Then I'll be leaving now.
Sonny: You see that -- that look that you got in your eyes, huh? I-I have the same thing going on inside when I see myself in the mirror. I've been so consumed with anger that it nearly destroyed me.
Nelle: I don't know why you're telling me this, 'cause I'm not angry with anyone.
Sonny: Why, yes you are. And, you know what? You may have your reasons. You may be right, maybe not. I don't care. It doesn't matter, because you have your own reason for doing it... and feeling it. But, let me tell you something about anger. You keep feeding that anger... ...it will consume everything else you care about.
Alexis: You can do this. You can do this. Think of your girls. One day at a time. You do it for them. And yourself.
Dante: Alexis? Hey. I need to ask you some questions about Tom Baker.
Nathan: Thank you for your statement, Elizabeth. I promise I will keep you updated.
Elizabeth: Okay. Thank you.
Nathan: Look, um, Franco's got a really long criminal history, both before and after the tumor removal. So, if you don't mind me asking, why are you so sure that he's innocent?
Elizabeth: Because, despite everything he's done in his past, I have faith that he's really changed. And I know the truth always comes out.
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MARCUS AURELIUS CARAUSIUS, tyrant or usurper in Britain, A.D. 286-293, was a Menapian from Belgic Gaul, a man of humble origin, who in his early days had been a pilot. Having entered the Roman army, he rapidly obtained promotion, and was stationed by the emperor Maximian at Gessoriacum (Bononia, Boulogne) to protect the coasts and channel from Frankish and Saxon pirates. He at first acted energetically, but was subsequently accused of having entered into partnership with the barbarians and was sentenced to death by the emperor. Carausius thereupon crossed over to Britain and proclaimed himself an independent ruler. The legions at once joined him; numbers of Franks enlisted in his service; an increased and well-equipped fleet secured him the command of the neighbouring seas. In 289 Maximian attempted to recover the island, but his fleet was damaged by a storm and he was defeated. Maximian and Diocletian were compelled to acknowledge the rule of Carausius in Britain; numerous coins are extant with the heads of Carausius, Diocletian and Maximian, bearing the legend " Carausius et fratres sui." In 292 Constantius Chlorus besieged and captured Gessoriacum (hitherto in possession of Carausius), together with part of his fleet and naval stores. Constantius then made extensive preparations to ensure the reconquest of Britain, but before they were completed Carausius was murdered by Allectus, his praefect of the guards (Aurelius Victor, Caesares, 39; Eutropius ix. 21, 22; Eumenius, Panegyrici ii. 12, v. 12). A Roman mile-stone found near Carlisle (1895) bears the inscription IMP. C[aes] M. AUR[elius] MAUS. The meaning of MAUS is doubtful, but it may be an anticipation of ARAUS (see F. J. Haverfield in Cumberland and Westmoreland Antiquarian Soc. Transactions, 1895, p. 437). A copper coin found at Richborough, inscribed Domino Carausio Ces., must be ascribed to a Carausius of later date, since the type of the reverse is not found until the middle of the 4th century at the earliest. Nothing is known of this Carausius (A. J. Evans in Numismatic Chronicle, 1887, " On a coin of a second Carausius Caesar in Britain in the Fifth Century "). See J. Watts de Peyster, The History of Carausius, the Dutch Augustus (1858) ; P. H. Webb, The Reign and Coinage of Carausius (1908).End of Article: MARCUS AURELIUS CARAUSIUS
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Designed during the later years of the Earth/Romulan War, the Hlai class was finished too late to see combat. Many military historians consider this to be a good thing, as the Hlai (despite being named for a bird that very much resembles the Terran ostrich) was designed to overcome the shortcomings present in earlier Romulan ships. Armed with missiles, conventional lasers, and lasers boosted into the delta frequencies, the Hlai is considered to have been equal or superior to anything the United Earth Defense Agency had during the war.
For now, I would recommend using this as the R-KVL, King Vulture Early Dreadnought. Eventually, I hope to get some actual Earth/Romulan War-era specs for her, but that will take a little doing...
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Nonstop flight route between Lanzhou, Gansu, China and Wuhai, Inner Mongolia, China:
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A direct, nonstop flight between Lanzhou Zhongchuan Airport (LHW), Lanzhou, Gansu, China and Wuhai Airport (WUA), Wuhai, Inner Mongolia, China would travel a Great Circle distance of 285 miles (or 458 kilometers).
A Great Circle is the shortest distance between 2 points on a sphere. Because most world maps are flat (but the Earth is round), the route of the shortest distance between 2 points on the Earth will often appear curved when viewed on a flat map, especially for long distances. If you were to simply draw a straight line on a flat map and measure a very long distance, it would likely be much further than if you were to lay a string between those two points on a globe. Because of the relatively short distance between Lanzhou Zhongchuan Airport and Wuhai Airport, the route shown on this map most likely still appears to be a straight line.
Departure Airport Information:
|IATA / ICAO Codes:
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|Lanzhou, Gansu, China
|GPS Coordinates:
|36°30'54"N by 103°37'12"E
|HNA Airport Group Company Ltd Gansu Division
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Facts about Lanzhou Zhongchuan Airport (LHW):
- Airport Express Shuttle Bus service is available on a single route from the airport to the Lanzhou Eastern Hotel, Tianshui Middle Road, opposite Lanzhou University western gate.
- Because of Lanzhou Zhongchuan Airport's high elevation of 6,388 feet, planes must typically fly at a faster airspeed in order to takeoff or land at LHW. Combined with a high temperature, this could make LHW a "Hot & High" airport, where the air density is lower than it would otherwise be at sea level.
- In addition to being known as "Lanzhou Zhongchuan Airport", other names for LHW include "兰州中川机场", "Lánzhōu Zhōngchuān Jīchǎng" and "ZGC".
- Lanzhou Zhongchuan Airport (LHW) currently has only 1 runway.
- The closest airport to Lanzhou Zhongchuan Airport (LHW) is Lanzhou Zhongchuan Airport (ZGC), which is located only 0 mile (0 kilometer) N of LHW.
- The furthest airport from Lanzhou Zhongchuan Airport (LHW) is Carriel Sur International Airport (CCP), which is nearly antipodal to Lanzhou Zhongchuan Airport (meaning Lanzhou Zhongchuan Airport is almost on the exact opposite side of the Earth from Carriel Sur International Airport), and is located 12,252 miles (19,718 kilometers) away in Concepción, Bío Bío Region, Chile.
Facts about Wuhai Airport (WUA):
- The closest airport to Wuhai Airport (WUA) is Alxa Left Banner Bayanhot Airport (AXF), which is located 92 miles (148 kilometers) SW of WUA.
- The furthest airport from Wuhai Airport (WUA) is Pichoy Airport (ZAL), which is nearly antipodal to Wuhai Airport (meaning Wuhai Airport is almost on the exact opposite side of the Earth from Pichoy Airport), and is located 12,425 miles (19,997 kilometers) away in Valdivia, Chile.
- In addition to being known as "Wuhai Airport", other names for WUA include "乌海机场", "Wūhǎi Jīchǎng" and "ZWUH".


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University of Mary Launches New MBA in Virtuous Leadership
New program modeled in partnership with world-renowned author Alexandre Havard BISMARCK, ND — What is virtuous leadership? At the University of Mary, leadership is about more than theories, charts and balance sheets. It's about the strength of character and the virtues that define an individual as a person and business leader. Today's world is begging for faithful business leaders. A businessperson doesn't just leave his Catholic, Christian convictions at the front door when walking into work in the morning. Virtue has been talked about for centuries but has fallen out of fashion in the modern world. Such luminaries as Aristotle, St. Paul, and St. Thomas Aquinas all taught that the human person is made for greatness — a greatness of soul or what we call the virtue of magnanimity. That's why the University of Mary, together with the Havard Virtuous Leadership Institute, is offering education in virtuous leadership through graduate-level study in the University of Mary's Gary Tharaldson School of Business. The University of Mary joins acclaimed author and speaker Alexandre Havard in his belief that virtue and leadership do not come naturally but arise from the formation of character for excellence, and that such formation is vital for personal and professional growth and success. Virtuous leadership is life-changing. Witnessed to by staggering fluctuations in the Dow Jones industrial average, government bailouts and subsequent economic collapse in 2008, today's business...Read More


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Elfen House
Enjoy complete privacy and luxury at Elfen House
Elfen House is an elegant Karoo house which offers self-catering accommodation for four guests in tranquil surroundings.
Elfen Cottage is adjacent to the house and can accommodate an additional two guests.
Elise Senekal
Tel: 023 541 1561
082 377 2052
E-mail: email@example.com
R1000 per night for the first two guests, reduced to R400 per guest when 3 to 6 guests are sharing
We regret we cannot accommodate children under the age of six, nor pets.
The house is tastefully decorated in cool Karoo shades. The reed ceilings provide a touch of the old Karoo, while the modern high windows and glass doors allow light to flood the rooms and air-conditioning maintains a comfortable atmosphere in Summer. The lounge is a haven of comfort with a wood-burning combustion stove for Winter days, a flat screen TV with selected DStv channels and a study alcove offering WiFi. The book collection is fluid - a "take one, leave one" library.
There are two spacious en suite bedrooms. The main bedroom has a king-sized, extra length bed and a full bathroom.
The second bedroom offers twin beds and a shower. Both open onto a covered veranda which welcomes the morning sun.
You will find white percale linen and luxurious towels and feather duvets and electric blankets to keep you snug in Winter.
There is an additional guest toilet.
Cooking and dining are well catered for: the kitchen has a gas hob and electric oven, a microwave oven, a full fridge/freezer and there's a dishwasher too! The view of the hills and Karoo sky makes cooking a delight. A selection of coffees, tea and homemade rusks are provided.
Dine at the breakfast bar, at a table in the open plan dining area or beneath the pergola in the courtyard.
Glass doors open into the enclosed courtyard with its day bed and loungers, a splash pool surrounded by wooden decking, and an outdoor shower. With its view towards the foothills of the Swartberg, this is an ideal place to while away lazy Karoo days and enjoy a braai. The night skies are spectacular.
Set in a secluded garden with safe, covered, off-street parking, Elfen House is within walking distance of restaurants and shops, the famous Gay's Dairy, our Showroom Theatre, several art galleries and the well-marked walk along Gordon's koppie.
A laundry service is available at an additional fee.
The elegant Elfen Cottage is adjacent to the house and can accommodate an additional two guests
Both Elfen House and Elfen Cottage take their names
from our dear friends Dr Jan and Elf van Heerden
and are dedicated to them.
Dr Jan was better known as the prolific writer, Dr Jan van Elfen.
He and his wife Elf lived in the house
and the cottage was his last consulting room until his retirement in 2007,
after which Elf transformed it into a guest cottage.
While we have added our own decorative touches to the premises,
we have retained the name.


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