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Many years ago when I played on my high school baseball team I remember sitting next to our catcher and I made the remark, "I can't hit this pitcher."
The catcher, a life long childhood friend, looked me square in the eyes and said, "You will never hit this pitcher if you don't think you can. Believe in yourself and get away from your doubts."
These words of wisdom I have never forgotten, and over my span of coaching younger players, I have used my friend's saying many times.
So many of us allow our doubts and frustrations to get to us and take our sense of accomplishment to a low level. It doesn't matter what stage of your life you are in, if you think you can't do something then you probably won't accomplish the task. However, if you think you can do something then your chances are much greater of accomplishing what you want and even more.
On that spring afternoon as I sat next to my friend and after he had chastised me, I was able to walk to home plate with a renewed confidence in my ability. It paid off as I did get a hit and we went on to win the ball game.
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"Our greatest weakness lies in giving up. The most certain way to succeed is always to try just one more time," is a famous quote from Thomas Edison.
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Hey all,
The subject probably says it all, but i'm looking for a very reliable 802.11n router that also manages to work well through a couple of walls. I have a decent router today that is reliable, but it basically is unreachable through a single wall.
Note that reliability is really important to me. I do a bunch of work through VPNs and other systems that do not like it if the router hiccups. It also needs to be S.O. approved. So it really shouldn't be something that dies randomly and needs to be rebooted (like other routers i've unfortunately run into).
Low Price is preferred, but i'm willing to pay a little if those two above goals are met.
Thanks much!
The Linksys E4200v1 refurbs usually go for not too much money and have pretty good range as far as consumer routers are concerned. The Asus RT-N66U also has pretty good range.
EDIT: TP-Link may also have a router with replaceable antennas that you could swap for higher gain antennas. |
tijo wrote: The Linksys E4200v1 refurbs usually go for not too much money and have pretty good range as far as consumer routers are concerned. The Asus RT-N66U also has pretty good range. And you'd consider both to be very stable and reliable? Thanks! |
I haven't personally tried the RT-N66U, but as far as I can see on the web, it is considered very reliable. I have the E4200v1, not to confound with the E4200v2, they don't use the same hardware and it has been as stable as a router can be. I can't really attest to range though, it has no problems going through two walls, I can tell you that much, but given that the building where I live is partly built with concrete, it makes it hard to truly evaluate the range, concrete is a killer for wireless signals.
I can point you to this site though: http://www.smallnetbuilder.com/. It's my go to source for wireless router reviews, they are pretty detailed and also perform tests that other sites do not necessarily do. The RT-N66U might have better range than the E4200 though. EDIT: You can use their charts to check for throughput which is indicative of signal strength: http://www.smallnetbuilder.com/wireless ... -revison-6. For the routers I mentioned and their various testing locations: http://www.smallnetbuilder.com/wireless ... -revison-6. You can also check the individual reviews for any mentions of signal dropouts, etc. If you want the best reliability, commercial gear will likely be better, but that is one area where I can't really help you. |
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I recently got the Asus DSL-N55U which I guess is the ADSL version of the RT-N66U. It replaces a Netgear N600 unit that burned out after 13 months, and was never terribly stable from day one.
The Asus is without doubt the best router I've had, ever. It's fast, it's stable, the wireless is the best I've used. It runs on a custom version of DD-WRT too, so I'm told. Very happy with it. |
Metasyntactic wrote: tijo wrote: The Linksys E4200v1 refurbs usually go for not too much money and have pretty good range as far as consumer routers are concerned. The Asus RT-N66U also has pretty good range. And you'd consider both to be very stable and reliable? I have one and even with Tomato on it it is very stable. I only had to reboot due to problems once and that I believe was a combination of a buggy upgrade version I did and accidentally transferring NFS traffic between vlans (so the device was having to do all the work). I wouldn't say the speeds rock my socks off most of the time in 2.4ghz (I got about 30mbps) and 5ghz I swear I had 90mbps before, but recently could only get about 68mbps so who knows. As far as range, I live in an older building with a long hallway to my room and I get signal in the bedroom, but not consistent. edit: I gave up on the e4200 for wireless in 2.4ghz and bought a Uniquiti Unifi AP. I get full bars in the bedroom. It has been very reliable. |
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Define stable Define long range Define low price I think you mean you expect high uptime and availability...which, generally, I haven't had a problem with from *most* routers I've used, so long as I'm not crushing them with too many sessions or, say, enclosing them in such a manner that they overheat. As for range, it's simply impossible to determine for you. In general, lower frequencies propagate better through walls (higher frequencies reflect much more easily), but that is often offset with newer and better technology, more antennas, better DSP, etc. You'd probably be well served to read the reviews at smallnetbuilder.com |
Metasyntactic wrote: tijo wrote: The Linksys E4200v1 refurbs usually go for not too much money and have pretty good range as far as consumer routers are concerned. The Asus RT-N66U also has pretty good range. And you'd consider both to be very stable and reliable? Thanks! I've had an RT-N66U for about a month now and am quite pleased with it. Haven't had to reboot it ever. The N speeds are a nice step up from my old WRT54GL's G speeds. Range is also improved over my old router. |
Quote: I have a decent router today that is reliable, but it basically is unreachable through a single wall. What's the wall made of? You need to realize that with wireless ethernet, sometimes you're going to have walls that block the signal. It's not a technological limitation, it's physics. The reason cell phones and TV broadcasts can travel so far is that they use comparatively low-frequencies. A 700MHz signal is going to plow right through things that will block a 2.4GHz signal. |
Going through multiple walls is always a dicey situation. As a poster mentioned above, reflections, depending on construction, are an issue to. With commercial grade equipment I've used a 2.4Ghz flat panel directional antenna to boost signal strength in a particular direction when the omnidirectional weren't cutting it. I've seem some consumer grade routers with multiple detachable antennas with standard RF connections for external antennas. Disconnect one of the omnis and hook a flat panel up to one of the RF outs, point it in the direction needing special attention, and see if that works.
Most people don't need high signal in all directions, but usually just in one general direction.
If you have external antennas, I recommend building your own corner reflector: http://www.freeantennas.com/ Might cost you $5 in materials. The rest you probably have laying around your house. The other nice thing about a reflector (rather than a high gain antenna) is that it blocks out unwanted signal from the directions you don't desire. So you're effectively raising the signal while lowering the noise so your SNR goes way up! |
I've got a Cisco Linksys E4200 v1 (running Tomato-RAF) as well, covering about 2000 square feet indoors plus probably another 1000 square feet outdoors. Walls are just wood and drywall tho, so nothing special. 2.4ghz coverage is strong throughout, 5ghz is quite a bit more limited in range.
IIRC I also tested a Netgear WNDR3800, but I forget if the range was significantly worse or just marginally worse-- the WNDR3800 right now is currently in another facility as a temporary-turned-permanent band-aid where range was nice but also not hugely critical... |
If you want it to not "drop out," you need to stop using wireless. Alternatively, see if you can do a P2P VPN between your router and the other endpoint, rather than a client-side piece. then it doesn't matter if your client drops a few packets, the VPN will stay up regardless.
Ubiquiti nanostation loco m2 is about the longest range AP I've ever used, and is nice looking. Needs to be configured, not an out of the box and running experience.
Alternatively, the ubiquiti airwire kit is plug and play and a rock solid wireless solution. You can either plug your workstation straight into it, or hang an AP off of it to give you wireless coverage away from your main router. |
I'll post the same router recommendation I did in the other thread: ASUS RT-N66U. Don't bother with the AC66 version, no point in spendint even more money for a buggy router with an incomplete 802.11ac spec.
I've had the N66U for about 2 months now and haven't had to reset it once. It's not only a fantastic wireless router but it handles a ton of wireline traffice with aplomb as well. |


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Jammes, Francis
Francis Jammes 1868-1938
French poet and novelist.
Francis Jammes was a French poet whose early work exemplified nineteenth century romanticism's fascination with the natural world. At their best, his poems and novels, which included Le Roman du liévre (The Romance of the Rabbit) exhibited a spontaneity and unself-conscious joyousness which brought Jammes friends and admirers among such noted literary figures as André Gide and Stephane Mallarmé. However, the work that followed his 1905 conversion to Catholicism tended toward self-consciousness and a didactic quality that diminished his legacy among succeeding generations.
Biographical Information
Jammes spent most of his life in the Pyrenees foothills, where his father held several successive government posts. His father died when Jammes was 20, and Jammes continued living with his mother for many years afterward. Always a lackluster student, he studied law briefly and worked for a time as a notary's assistant, but generally he spent his time in peaceful and pastoral pursuits, taking long walks and observing the natural world in a precise detail which he translated into his later poetry and prose poems. His first poems appeared in 1891, when he arranged to print 50 copies of Six Sonnets. A second volume attracted the attention of Mallarmé, Gide, and others, and Jammes began a series of interactions with leading literary figures that included a lengthy correspondence with Gide. Thereafter he published various poems, books, and articles. His friendship with another leading poet, Paul Claudel, led to his conversion to Catholicism in 1905. In 1906, when he was 38 and still living with his mother, Jammes married and eventually fathered seven children. He continued to write during the three remaining decades of his life, but commentators have maintained that his best work lay behind him. He died in 1938.
Major Works
Jammes first established himself with such poetic works as those collected in Six Sonnets and Vers. Within a few years, he was moving into narrative with Un jour, which depicted a day in the life of a poet. There was not much activity in Un jour, though in the companion pieces La Naissance du poéte (The Birth of the Poet) and La Mort du poéte (The Death of the Poet), he dramatized stages of the poet's life. In 1897 he published a short manifesto in the literary journal Mercure de France, wherein he sketched a model for a poetic style that incorporated naturalistic and sensual elements. His best-regarded poetry appears in the collection De l'Angelus de l'aube ál'Angelus du soir, published in 1898, wherein he explored a variety of themes, always according to the rubric of naturalism—or "Jammism," as his style would come to be called. Around the turn of the century, he entered the last fruitful phase of his career with the publication of several novels depicting young girls in often tragic circumstances. The title character of Clara d' Ellébeuse, for instance, is obsessed with a mystery surrounding a deceased woman named Laura who had become pregnant by her uncle. Ultimately Clara, swept up in the drama of people she has never met, finds herself succumbing to a possible seducer of her own, the poet Roger. She poisons herself and dies on Laura's grave. The most famous of Jammes's novels is the more lighthearted The Romance of the Rabbit. In it, the Hare goes through numerous adventures on earth and winds up in heaven, where he finds that he misses the dangers of his earthbound existence. The quantity of Jammes's output in the next decades was high, but his writings were not well-regarded. His only other noteworthy works were his three-volume Mémoires, published from 1921 to 1923.
Principal Works
Six Sonnets (poetry) 1891
Vers (poetry) 1892
Un jour [A Day] (poetry) 1895
La Naissance du poéte [The Birth of the Poet] (poetry) 1897
La Mort du poéte [The Death of the Poet] (poetry) 1898
De l'Angelus de l'aube ál'Angelus du soir (poetry) 1898
Clara d' Ellébeuse; ou, L'Histoire d'une ancienne jeune fille (novel) 1899
Almaïde d'Etremont; ou, L'Histoire d'une jeune fille passionée (novel) 1901
Le Roman du liévre [Romance of the Rabbit] (prose poem) 1903
De l' âge divin á l' âge ingrat (memoirs) 1921
L'Amour, les muses et la chasse (memoirs) 1922
Les Caprices du poéte (memoirs) 1923
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SOURCE: "The Renascence of Catholic Lyricism," in The Constructive Quarterly, Vol. 2, June, 1914, pp. 384-402.
[In the following essay, Vallery-Radot includes Jammes in a discussion of French-Catholic poetry.]
While politicians are persisting in serving up to the masses, in the name of the laïc spirit and of Progress, the pernicious puerilities of the Encyclopédie now superannuated, while certain professors of the Sorbonne are madly bent upon ruining our worldwide reputation for straight thinking and clear speaking, while the fashionable stage and fashionable fiction are rehashing in senile fashion their tiresome physiologies, while the reviews are leading opinion astray upon fictitious glories, and the magazines are exalting stage-players, mountebanks, dancers and courtesans, it is good to turn aside for a moment from all this din and grimacing and, entering into the silence that is within, to give ear to the new and mysterious sounds which are awakening from out of the very depths of the French soul.
It is indeed true that the atmosphere in the intellectual regions of our country is becoming purer and lighter; literature, in particular, seems to be shaking off the stifling yoke of naturalism, and aspiring to some sort of heroic state, which is transfiguring it. We must go back to romanticism to find such an effervescence, principally in lyrics, such an ebullition of restless,...
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SOURCE: "Francis Jammes," in Twentieth Century French Writers, W. Collins Sons & Co. Ltd., 1919, pp. 98-114.
[In the following essay, Duclaux discusses Jammes 's conversion to Catholicism and its influence on his writing.]
Francis Jammes is a Faun who has turned Franciscan Friar. As we read his early poems, his delicious rustic prose, we seem to see him sitting prick-eared, in some green circle of the Pyrenees, with brown hands holding to his mouth a boxwood flute, from which he draws a brief, sweet music, as pure as the long-drawn note of the musical frog, as shrill as the plaintive cry of some mountain bird who feels above its nest the shadow of the falcon.
And then he met Paul Claudel and was converted.
After all, little was changed, for his innocent paganism had been tinged with natural piety, and in his religion he might say, like the Almighty, in the Roman de Lièvre,—
J'aime la terre d'un profond amour. J'aime la terre des hommes, des bêtes, des plantes et des pierres.
Only henceforth we see him, in our imagination, like Saint Francis, with a monk's hood drawn over his brow, sandals on his feet, his brown gown cinctured with a knotted cord, a couple of doves hovering over his shoulders, and, at his side, fawning and faithful, a converted wolf.…
I met...
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SOURCE: "Francis Jammes, Primitive," in The Sewanee Review, Vol. XXVIII, No. 2, April, 1920, pp. 172-85.
[In the following essay, Beach and Van Roosbroeck discuss Jammes's use of pastoral imagery.]
Francis Jammes is the poet of Orthez, as closely associated with that little village in the mountains as Wordsworth with Grasmere or Robert Frost with his "North-of-Boston". He has always in his view the cold peaks of the Pyrenees, yellow and threatening on the approach of winter, and in the rainy spring showing their blue veins, which make them more luminous than glass. Every year, in the season of love, he may witness the departure of "the great severe shepherds" for their cabins by the lakes of Barèges, where they shall see the jonquils, the prairies,—"where the water silvers, froths, and leaps, and laughs." Along the slopes are the woods where he hunts the wild duck; lower down is the mountain stream, the "gave", overflowing its banks in spring; "between the shining woods and the racing stream are the wheat, the corn, and the twisted vines." And here are "the black door-sills where the blue smoke hovers." Orthez, "humble village, of rude and sibilant sound", is so characterized by the poet, Charles Guérin, in his account of a visit to the home of his friend; and he goes on to describe the house in which Francis Jammes was living with his mother, a one-story, cedar-shaded, ivy-grown farmhouse,...
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SOURCE: "Francis Jammes," in Contemporary European Writers, The John Day Company, 1928, pp. 243-51.
[In the following essay, Drake praises Jammes's early works, but laments a decline in his later writing.]
When one speaks of a poet as "well loved" or as a "favorite bard of simple things and homely virtues," one is not always seeking to condone a particular type of mediocrity which happens to appeal to him. Despite the thriving, if modest, school of Robert Frost, we have somewhat lost sight, in this day of neurotic exacerbations, of the proved truth that verse does not have to be tormented to be beautiful. The idyllic scenes of Whittier have in them more of pure loveliness than many of the most rapturous clamors of the sadistic school of English poetry; and there are also the classic examples of Hesiod's Works and Days and the Georgics of Vergil, which contain more essential poetry than the Æ neid or the Eclogues. So we have no need to apologize for Francis Jammes when we say that, in our discordant age, there is no voice as sweet and tender, as utterly homely as his has been.
"Let us give to men, to be their judges, Irony and Pity," says Anatole France, in Le Lys Rouge. These are the judges that Jammes gives, not to men alone, but to all the creatures of the earth—to the infinite advantage of the latter. He loves the skies and the waters, the asses...
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SOURCE: "To Frances Jammes - An Obituary Tribute," in Poet Lore, Vol. XLIV, No. 4, 1938, pp.
[In the following essay, Mauriac eulogizes Jammes.]
Those of us who do not believe that the affairs of men are governed by pure chance, rejoice at the honor which Our Almighty Father has bestowed upon his faithful poet in welcoming him with solemn acclaim into the glorious and eternal Company of His Saints.
The end came while Jammes was listening to the Services appropriate to that day, namely, to that part of the Gospel which we term the "Beatitudes," of which all are intrinsically applicable to him, but especially that one which promises that the meek shall inherit the earth. For, apart from occasional and purely superficial outbursts of violence, Jammes was meek; his was that inner meekness given only to those who truly love the poor, and to whom Poverty is the Godhead incarnate. As his reward, it was vouchsafed him to pass on to others in his poems the spirit of all the breezes and of all the floating clouds of the provinces of Bearn and of Biscaye; and his verses are redolent of the sweet fragrance of peasant gardens when the sun shines through the last drops of a passing shower.
There are those—happily only a few—who feel that he overestimated himself. After all, is not the reason easily defined? All great poets fail of recognition during their lives: even the...
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SOURCE: "Chapter IX: Frances Jammes," in Catholic Literary France: from Verlaine to the Present Time, Books for Libraries Press, 1969, pp. 123-38.
[In the following essay, originally published in 1938, Keeler provides an overview of Jammes's major works.]
The year 1935 saw the publication of De tout temps à jamais, by a poet who had been for a time silent. Though Francis Jammes is an old man now, we find in this latest volume of poems all the charming freshness and artless beauty of his early work. He ever remains the simple, humble poet of country life, who lives and writes far from Paris, in his beloved country of the Hautes-Pyrénées. He belongs to an old Creole family and many of the traits of his ancestors appear in his books which emit a perfume of exoticism, a fragrance of bygone days.
In his three volumes of memoirs, he tells us the story of his life up to his thirty-eighth year. Ma Fille Bernadette and Le Testament de l'auteur, also contain autobiographical material. In fact, all of Jammes' works reveal much about himself, external and internal. He was born on December 2, 1868, at Tournay, where his father was receiver of records, and he lived there six years and six months. His mother, nee Anna Bellot, was from the Basses-Alpes of a family of merchants and nobles. His only sister, Marguerite, three years his elder, went to live at...
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SOURCE: "Letter to Frances Jammes," in Second Thoughts: Reflections on Literature and on Life, The World Publishing Company, 1961, pp. 128-31.
[In the following essay, presented as a letter to Jammes, Mauriac praises Jammes's poetry and sensibilities.]
Dear Jammes: I have followed a shaft of moonlight down through the black arbors to this terrace from which I look out toward you. We are separated only by the vineyards, heavy now with grapes, and by a thirty-league accumulation of fields and pine groves, of simple churches where God keeps watch, and sleeping farms. This is what you called in one of your elegies an océan de bonté, but it is really you, your heart and your love that break at my feet like a wave in the darkness.
You have given us this world, this murmurous night that surrounds the bed on which you lie stretched out in pain. The suffering poet, man's one benefactor, his one friend! A little while ago, before I came to join you out here on the terrace, the Radio Journal de France was thundering like the voice of destiny through the house, stilling even the laughter of children. The boys stared at the floor as they listened. I watched the bowed heads of my sons and the face of their friend, which was like a sorrowing angel's. Suddenly the invisible voice uttered the terrible words announcing the hecatomb: "Liberty, Law, Justice.… " When it paused, one of the...
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Further Reading
Aldington, Richard. "Recent French Poetry." Poetry, Vol. XV, No. 1 (October 1919): 42-48.
A comparative review of Jammes's La Vierge et les Sonnets and works of other French poets published after the end of World War I, all of which the reviewer finds lacking in originality and energy.
Caws, Mary Ann. "Correspondance de Francis Jammes et de Francis Vielé-Grijfin (1893-1937) ." L'Espirit Créateur Vol. IX, No. 1 (Spring 1969): 58-59.
An unfavorable review of the collected correspondence, in French, of Jammes and his friend Francis Vielé-Griffin.
O'Brien, Justin. "Gide and Antigide." In Contemporary French Literature, edited by Leon S. Roudiez, pp. 229-32. New Brunswick, NJ: Rutgers University Press, 1971.
O'Brien surveys letters exchanged between Jammes and Gide.
Redman, Ben Ray. "Weaker Wings." The Nation, Vol. 115, No. 2986 (September 27, 1922): 311-12.
A comparative review of works by several European writers, including Jammes's Romance of the Rabbit, all of which the reviewer treats unfavorably.
Symons, Arthur. "A Pastoral Poet." Saturday Review, Vol. 86, No. 2242 (October 15, 1898): 510.
A review of De l'Angelus de l'aube à l'Angelus du soir which is favorable with much qualification,...
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Source: Twentieth-Century Literary Criticism, ©1998 Gale Cengage. All Rights Reserved. Full copyright.


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Turbulent, fast-paced, chaotic - the modern world is increasingly hectic. From this oft-crazy environment, a new movement is emerging - where people are pausing to find deeper meaning in everyday life. Self-empowerment and true emotional connections can counterbalance daily stress and uncertainty, providing happiness and a genuine sense of worth.
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Not that long ago, finding a diesel car or truck - a truck with fewer than 18 wheels, anyway - on an American highway was about as rare as an icy road in July. Not so today. The era of dirty, smelly and noisy diesel vehicles has gone the way of the 8-track tape player, clearing a path for high-profile and increasingly popular diesel sedans, SUVs and pickup trucks.
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Metastatic breast cancer - also referred to as stage IV breast cancer - occurs when breast cancer has spread to other parts of the body. Approximately 159,000 women in the U.S. are living with MBC, and this number is projected to increase to more than 164,000 by the year 2015. Since there is generally no cure for MBC, many women focus on living well with the condition while integrating continuous treatment into their lives.
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Young and Restless Recaps
Y&R Week of February 21, 2011
At Restless Style, Billy met with several candidates to be Lucy's nanny. However, none were ideal, especially the young woman who attempted to hit on him and the elderly woman who wanted to "discipline" the baby. Billy banged his head against his desk in frustration.
Meanwhile, Kevin told Jana that it was time for her to move out of his apartment. He offered to give her money and time to look for a place, but a furious Jana turned him down and agreed to leave ASAP. After, she met with Billy to interview for the nanny position. He was concerned about her "memory loss," but she assured him that she was improving. She asked if she'd be caring for Delia, as well, and he confirmed it. He gave her the job and said that she could live with him and Victoria.
Chloe went to Kevin's and celebrated the fact that Jana was soon going to be out of their lives. Jana returned to get some of her things and told them about her new job. Chloe was concerned that Jana was going to use Delia to get to her and Kevin.
After seeing a vision of Cane in the cemetery, Lily thought that she was losing her mind. After, Sofia joined her at her home for a girls' night, while Neil cared for the twins. Lily confided in Sofia about what she'd seen and Sofia shared how distraught she'd been after her father had died. Her words seemed to calm Lily and the women bonded. Neil overheard and was grateful to Sofia for being able to comfort Lily.
At the arbitration, everyone was shocked when Nick decided to join Abby and Victoria for their lawsuit against Victor. Victor, of course, was furious and called his kids "ingrates." After, Abby ran into Michael at Gloworm and they discussed the case. He realized that it was the anniversary of Brad's death and gently asked if she was willing to destroy her relationship with her biological father, Victor. Abby was furious and asked him to mind his own business.... Nick and Victor later argued about the suit. Victor warned that he might be be forced to take Newman Enterprises public and their suit would ruin their family's company.
Michael tipped off Victor that Abby didn't seem that enthused about the lawsuit anymore. Nikki barged in and demanded that her ex put an end to this legal insanity with his children. "You have the power to fix this," Nikki noted but Victor fumed that he built the company for them and he is sickened by their behavior. Nikki insisted that Victor would regret his actions and stormed out.
Ashley checked in on Abby, who was depressed about suing her dad. She was also sorry for kicking her mom out of the house and asked Ashley to move back in. Ash was touched but reminded that she's getting married soon. Ashley went over to Victor's office and told him that their daughter "is falling apart." Ashley pushed him to reach out to Abby and he admitted that he admired her spunk.
Kevin woke up to find Jana packing her belongings and was surprised she was in a cheery mood. She claimed she was looking at her new job and digs as a new adventure. Jana hugged Kevin goodbye and left.
Billy wanted to write the article about the real Victor Newman but Victoria advised her hubby not to risk angering the judge. After she left, Billy wanted to go through with his plan anyway. He then observed that Chloe was preoccupied and guessed that she was thinking abut Chance. Billy urged her to move on and Chloe decided to go home to work.
While visiting Chance, Heather blasted him for staging his death and not letting her know the truth. Chance explained his lonely existence in Witness Protection, but they were interrupted by Chloe. As Heather was leaving, she saw that one of Chloe's files was about the Newman lawsuit. Heather secretly called Michael about the possible story. Meanwhile, Chance asked Chloe to get along with Heather but Chloe pointed out that when he cheated with Heather, her world fell apart. Heather came back and Chance told the ladies that he was going back into hiding after he testifies. He explained rather coldly that he never really loved Chloe and he and Heather never had a real chance at a relationship. Heather rushed out and Chloe asked what happened to him because he wasn't the Chance she knew.
Michael asked Nick about his true motivation for joining his sisters' lawsuit and Nick said he was done with "enabling" his father's bullying and lies. Michael reminded that the lawsuit could potentially destroy Newman Enterprises.
Michael asked Billy if he was writing an article on Victor and Billy claimed he wasn't.... Nick met with Victoria, who warned that they may never have a relationship with their dad again. Nikki showed up and begged her children to end their lawsuit but they refused to back down.... Abby was surprised when Victor showed up and opened his arms. She tearfully ran into his embrace. Victor suggested they end "all this nonsense" and be close again. After he left, Abby was clearly conflicted about what to do.
Jack told Victor that Kyle has moved into the Abbott mansion. Jack predicted that Victor is headed for trouble and Newman asked if he is referring to the grainy video of Victor supposedly in Hawaii. Jack was surprised that his nemesis knew about the video and called Victor "a self righteous bastard." Victor countered that Jack can't touch him.
As Victoria and Billy planned Lucy's christening, she wanted Nick as the
godfather but Billy was surprised when his wife suggested the godmother role
go to Abby. He wasn't sure Abby was responsible enough but Victoria assured
that her sister is up for the challenge. Billy gave in but wanted Jack as
the godfather; she was set on Nick.
Neil asked Malcolm how things are going with Sofia but Mal got riled when
his brother defended her. Malcolm ordered Neil to butt out of his life and
stalked away.
At Crimson Lights, Phyllis told Daniel that she wants to search for his
daughter. Billy and Victoria showed up and asked Abby to be Lucy's
godmother. Abby was touched and happily accepted. Still, Billy and Victoria
differed on who should be the godfather.
Lily became unnerved when she thought she heard Cane's voice calling for
her. She rushed outside to look for Cane as Daniel approached. After
escorting her back indoors, Lily could tell he was greatly bothered by
something. He admitted that Lucy Abbott is his daughter and he feels a
connection to her. He also noted that Lucy is in a loving home and, this
way, Daisy can't find her. Lily praised Daniel for his selflessness. Lily
then confessed to hearing Cane. Daniel assured Lily she wasn't going crazy
and offered to sleep on the couch.
Diane asked Nick if his joining his sisters' lawsuit was a way of getting
back at her. Nick disagreed and Diane said he was lying to himself.
As Neil and Sofia worked at his apartment, she commented that they make a
good team. He admitted to misjudging her and they started being playful with
each other. Neil praised Sofia for helping his family and passionately
kissed her! They ended up having sex on his sofa. After they got dressed,
Malcolm showed up was surprised to find his fiance at Neil's place. Mal
apologized to Neil for his earlier outburst and Sofia left with him.
Jack blasted Phyllis for telling Nick about the video because he tipped off
Victor. Hew then approached Malcolm and asked if Mal could enhance the video
so it could be clearer. Meanwhile, Phyllis found a depressed Nick at the
bar. When she tried to commiserate with him, Nick told her he wanted to be
alone. Phyllis was hurt and he apologized for blowing up at her. She told
him that he doesn't owe her anything and they came close to kissing but she
scurried away.
Abby announced to Victor that she has been asked to be Lucy's godmother so
she doesn't know what to do about the lawsuit. Victor suggested that
Victoria is keeping Abby in line with the offer. Abby got upset for her
father thinking that but went ballistic when she found out that Victor is
now with Diane. Abby said she would see Victor at the arbitration.
Billy and Victoria asked Nick and Jack to be co-godfathers.
Victor and Diane read the press coverage of the lawsuit on the Internet.
Victor told Diane that she did a wonderful job of raising Kyle and he wanted
the boy with them at the ranch.
Jack and Phyllis both apologized for arguing yesterday and agreed that they
wouldn't fight further. Jack then wanted to fill her in on his next plan.
Adam told Sharon he was surprised that the "heir apparent" Abby had turned
on Victor. Adam then said he wanted to know what evidence Jack and Phyllis
had located in Hawaii. Just then, Jack called and said he wanted to fill
Sharon in on what they found on Victor. Jack arrived and told them about the
grainy video of Victor on the volcano in Hawaii. When Sharon asked, "Why
tell us now?" Jack reported that Phyllis showed Nicholas, who in turn
confronted Victor, so the cat was out of the bag.
After hearing static on the baby monitor, Lily still felt haunted by Cane's
presence. She then discovered the dog had pulled out the cord from the
device, causing the strange static she'd heard. Lily told herself she needed
to get a grip.... As Abby gave Victoria a pre-christening gift, Daniel
stared at the baby. Victoria was sympathetic to Daniel losing his own child.
Daniel then went to see Lily and mentioned how upset he was by covering up
the truth about his baby's paternity. They chuckled at the basketcases
they've become. Daniel thanked Lily for the talk and left, but when she
returned, she found Cane's music box had been opened and was playing.
Michael went to Nicholas and suggested he try to work things out with
Victor. Nick said he wasn't interested. Michael met with Victor to discuss
the lawsuit and his past business dealings, about how he'd cut off Victoria
and Nick before and placed Adam in charge. Michael suggested that when it
came to his past actions, he should claim he suffered from post traumatic
stress disorder following Sabrina's death. "You want me to say I'm nuts?"
Victor asked. Michael then said his only other alternative was to take
Newman Enterprises public. "We're never out of options," Victor smiled back.
Phyllis met with Diane and questioned why Diane didn't put up a fight when
Kyle said he wanted to stay with Jack. Phyllis told Diane that she was onto
her game: she needed space to move in on Victor, and warned Diane that she
was just a "seat-warmer" until Victor went back to Nikki.... Later, Diane
confided in Michael that before she moved in with Victor, there was another
man, whom she still can't stop thinking about and she believes still has
feelings for her. Michael warned Diane that she was playing a dangerous
Abby told Victoria and Nick about her visit with Victor from the day before.
The Newman kids all discussed their love/hate relationships with their
Sharon showed up at Restless Style and pulled the phone away from Phyllis,
furious she'd kept silent about evidence that could clear her. Jack entered
and separated the women. Meanwhile, Adam stormed into Victor's office and
ordered him to do right by Sharon. Victor offered to save Sharon — if Adam
agreed to help Victor maintain his empire.
Abby asked Victoria and Nick what would happen with their money if they won their suit. Victoria noted that it might take a while before all the paperwork cleared. Nick went to Victoria's front door to pick up the paper and a story about their family's suit was on the front page....At Crimson Lights, Michael accused Leslie of leaking information about the suit to the press, but she denied it. She also noted that Michael's client is the "poster boy for underhanded tricks.".... Adam paid Victor a visit at Newman Enterprises and demanded that his father tell everyone what he knows about Skye. Victor replied that if Adam wants to keep Sharon out of prison for Skye's "murder," he'll have to testify on Victor's behalf at the hearing and to say that the trust documents are a fraud. Adam asked what incentive Victor would have to tell the authorities that he set up Skye's disappearance; Adam also feared that he'd end up in prison if he perjured himself. Victor handed him some documents to "sweeten the deal." It was a trust he'd created for Adam.
Sharon ran into Nick at the coffeehouse and asked him about the footage of Victor in Hawaii, and insisted that she can handle her own battles. Nick replied that he was fighting Victor for his own reasons. "I am through with my dad and I'm sure you are, too," he stated. Sharon reminded him how he and Victor were estranged after Nick turned him in a few years ago, but Nick didn't care.... Abby was aghast as she read the nasty article about the Newman siblings. Victoria assured her that when they won they'd be vindicated.
Sofia and Malcolm dined at Gloworm, but she kept thinking about her steamy encounter with Neil. Mal asked if they could put their problems behind them and she agreed.... Neil also thought about Sofia and advised Tucker to rehire her. Tucker refused, explaining that he needed to be able to trust his employees. Neil asked if Tucker has never made a mistake or decision that he'd regretted later. Tucker wondered why Neil was Sofia's champion. Neil answered that he'd been wrong about Sofia and that she's a rare talent. He added that she'd just been protecting Lily and the twins. "She's an honorable woman," Neil said. "I think you need her." Later, Neil called Sofia and asked her to meet Tucker right away. Sofia and Mal went to the office and Tucker asked Sofia to talk. He offered to rehire her and she eagerly accepted. Tucker told her to thank Neil. Mal told Neil that he owes him for getting him and Sofia back on track. Neil replied that he was happy for his brother. Sofia joined them and shared her good news.
Michael arrived at NE and Victor asked him to explain the terms of the trust to Adam. Adam still wasn't sure he was going to show up at the hearing, but Victor pointed out that Adam would be a hero to Sharon — and would be a very wealthy man. After, Nick went to see Victor and asked if they could settle things privately and avoid the media blitz. Victor blamed Nick for the family getting bad press.
Victoria went to the coffeehouse and ran into an old colleague, Lisa. Lisa revealed that she'd been let go from Newman Enterprises, thanks to the feud between the Newman kids and Victor.... Meanwhile, Abby went to Gloworm to do an interview for the Naked Heiress. However, the journalist wanted a story about Abby screwing over her dad. Later, Abby complained to Victoria about the paparazzi chasing her, while Victoria filled her in on her encounter with Lisa. Nick joined them and shared that his meeting with Victor hadn't gone well. He wondered if their father still believed he had the upper hand.
Adam and Sharon returned home; she was surprised to find him talking to a lawyer. He admitted that he'd gone to see Victor. Adam was confident that his father would come around, but Sharon wasn't so sure. She hoped that Adam didn't make a deal with the "devil." Adam promised not to do anything rash and wouldn't give her any more details. "Don't worry," he stated, but she was very concerned about what was about to happen.... Michael asked Victor if he'd lost his mind by teaming up with Adam and warned that what Newman was doing was illegal. Victor didn't care and promised that nothing would happen to Michael.
The Newmans met for the arbitration. Michael announced that they've just obtained new information. Adam then entered and announced that he's a witness. Sharon followed him to the courthouse, but was too late to stop him. Adam explained to the judge how he'd meddled with his siblings' trusts and forged Victor's signature. Victor gleefully told his kids that their case was based on a fraud and they had nothing.


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