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Y&R Week of July 26, 2010
Chance confessed to Chloe about his night with Heather. Chloe didn't know what to say and simply muttered, "When?" Chance apologized for his mistake and Chloe reminded him how he hadn't wanted to be with her. "I hate myself right now," he sighed. "Not as much as I hate myself," Chloe cried. "I finally let myself be happy and my heart gets ripped out of my chest." She couldn't even look at him, but he promised that he'd never cheat on her again. "Can you undo the first time?" she asked, adding that she'd never expected this from him, even though she knew that Heather had been going after him. Chance insisted that he was waiting for her and that he loves her. "I didn't know that it was possible to ever love someone so much," he stated. Chloe understandably doubted his words. Chance urged her to tell him off and asked if they could start over. She begged him to stop talking and stormed out of the Chancellor Estate.
Meanwhile, Christine informed Paul and Heather that Ronan is an undercover cop and not "dirty." They were shocked. Heather noted that Chance is still being framed; Christine admitted that she and Ronan did indeed plant drugs in Chance's car. Chris explained that they were protecting him so that Chance wouldn't appear to be a threat to the drug ring. She implored them not to tell Nina -- or Chance -- the truth. Paul doubted that Nina would let this go, but promised to get Chance to back off. Ronan warned that Chance was still in danger, but if Heather told Chance or Nina, all of them could be in trouble. Paul and Heather agreed to keep quiet. Later, Paul and Chris sat down for beers at Jimmy's, where he called Chance. He told Chance that things are never as bad as they look and asked him not to tail Heather. Chance agreed. Still, Paul wondered how he was going to lie to Nina without destroying her trust. Chris reminded him that they're protecting her. Later, they discussed Patty and Heather and Paul wished he could've done more for his loved ones.
Nina stopped by the Chancellor Estate with food for Chance, but he wasn't hungry. He revealed that he'd screwed up his relationship to Chloe. Nina didn't believe that her son meant to hurt Chloe and asked him to consider why he'd cheated. She believed that he threw himself into the relationship, but Chance insisted that he'd wanted to be with Chloe... Heather and Ronan dined at her place. He noted that things are complicated between her and Chance -- and apologized for telling Pomerantz about her being with Chance. Heather replied that Ronan was good at playing the cocky cop, but was grateful that he was on their side. He implored her to do what he says in order to stay out of danger. Later, Ronan stepped away for a moment and Chloe paid Heather a visit. "You wanted Chance and you sure as hell got him, and now you get to deal with me," Chloe began. Heather apologized and stated that Chance loves Chloe. "Go to hell," Chloe spat. Heather insisted that they hadn't planned to be together, but Chloe listed all of Heather's "mistakes," including Adam and Billy. She then called Heather a slut, but Heather kept her cool and taunted Chloe about Chance easily being with her when he'd made Chloe wait for so long. Chloe slapped her rival.... Chance vowed to make things right with Chloe and to get his job back, as well.... Ronan returned and broke up the catfight by picking up Chloe and carrying her out of the apartment.
At the Abbott mansion, Jack was upset with Emily for wanting to help Patty after all they'd been through. He wanted Patty out of their lives for good and accused Emily of choosing Patty over him. Emily reminded him that Patty is making progress, but Jack didn't trust that she wouldn't snap. Jack asked her to stay away from Patty and Emily began to cry. She promised not to put him through anymore pain and to put their relationship first. "She's gone," Em assured him. She and Jack kissed.
In the mental hospital, Patty became more convinced that she hadn't killed anyone. As she fell asleep, a disguised Adam crawled into the hospital through an air vent and made his way toward Patty's room. Patty again had the dream where she fell into the basement of the G.C.A.C. and kept muttering that she "didn't do it." Adam finally reached her room and quietly crept toward her bed. He then grabbed her journal and flipped through it, tearing out the pages where she stated that she didn't kill anyone. Instead, he scribbled out some blueprints in the diary. Patty stirred and asked if she was dreaming; Adam replied that she wasn't. Patty sat up and Adam introduced himself as the spirit of Hightower, who was unable to cross over. Patty stated that she hadn't killed anyone. "Hightower" accused her of killing him and instructed her to leave with him. Patty feared that he'd take her to Hell, but he said that he was taking her to the "answer." First, Patty opened her journal and wrote something in it; she then turned to the "ghost" and said that she's ready. "Trust me with your soul and I can save you," he promised. Patty grabbed Adam's hand and followed; the camera then turned to the note which said, "Paul, I needed to run away." Adam led Patty outside and gave her a nun's habit. He explained that she was going to go to Canada, where she could do the work of the Lord and pay for her crimes. She put on the outfit and agreed. "Tell Jack I'll never forget him," she requested.
Ashley barged in on Jack and Emily to rant about Abby. "I can barely stand to look at her anymore," Ash griped, then asked Emily for advice on handling Abby. "Let her know you love her, but you won't be manipulated into giving her what she wants," Em suggested.
Abby was depressed that the press didn't show up for her arraignment. She was also hurt that her family didn't visit. Daniel showed up and Abby was a little distressed that he didn't have money for bail but refused to let him call her parents for help. Jack finally showed up and paid his niece's bail.
Lily and Cane were elated to learn that she was being released from the hospital because her blood count looks good. "Our babies saved my life," Lily trilled. She felt bad about leaving the twins behind at the hospital but Cane assured their kids will be fine. The Ashbys went home, where Lily felt relieved to be back in her house. Meanwhile, Mac was still going through postpartum blues and J.T. convinced her to pay the babies a visit at the hospital. There, Mac was shocked to learn that Lily had been released and left the babies behind.
Paul and Owen discovered that Patty's room is empty. A search of the hospital proved she was no longer in the building. Paul then found that the vent cover was loose and it was easily determined that Patty left through the ventilation system. Paul then caem across his sister's note that read, "Paul, I had to run away. Good-bye.. Patty." Paul surmised that Adam was behind his sister's escape, then called Emily to report Patty's disappearance.
Adam and Skye went over the details of their alibi for the night before: They went to the casino together, then Adam slipped out the back while Skye's friend wore Adam's hat and took his place. Paul and Owen arrived and Williams accused Adam of helping Patty to escape. Adam explained that he and Skye were at the casino but Paul wasn't convinced. Owen had to drag Paul out but promised they would check out Adam's alibi.
With Patty still on the loose, Ashley and Emily hunkered down in the Abbott mansion. Em worried that Patty will become violent without her medication. Jack returned and shared that Abby is with Daniel.
At Crimson Lights, Abby told Daniel that the food was awful behind bars. She then decided to grab publicity by campaigning for better meals for cons but Daniel urged her to stick to animal rights. Daniel escorted Abby to the Abbott estate, where she treated Ashley coldly for not coming to the jail for a visit. Paul showed up and announced his suspicions that Adam helped Patty to escape.
Adam was surprised when Skye asked if he murdered Hightower but he insisted that he is innocent.... Abby pointed out that the house Ashley lives in belongs to Abby and she ordered her mom to vacate.... Owen confirmed for Paul and Jack that Adam's alibi checked out and that only Patty's fingerprints were found on the ventilation system. Jack was upset when Emily offered her help.... Cane and Lily returned to the hospital and were overjoyed when they could hold their babies. Mac and J.T. watched them from afar and she became emotional.
At the Chancellor Estate, Chloe received a birthday card from Phillip III, calling her his future daughter-in-law. She sadly put the card down when Katherine and Jill entered the living room, still arguing about Lauren. Nina came downstairs and told Chloe that some relationships aren't meant to be. Esther brought Delia to Chloe to cheer her up and then brought out a birthday cake. However, Chloe wasn't in the mood to celebrate. Instead, Esther suggested that they enjoy some time together — and actually sat down to read a story to Chloe and Delia. Chloe felt asleep and had a dream in which everyone was attending a ball except for her — and Cane and Billy were princes. Jill and Nina arrived and Chloe called them the "Wicked Fashion Victims." Meanwhile, Kay appeared as Chloe's Fairy Godmother and zapped Chloe into a ball gown. Chloe then shared a dance with a handsome stranger. Later in her fantasy, Cane arrived with a sparkly shoe, but when Chloe tried it on, it didn't fit. However, it fit Lily's foot perfectly. Billy then entered with another shoe, which didn't fit, either. But it did fit Victoria. Prince Chance arrived next with his shoe ... but gave it to Heather. "No!" Chloe cried. "You're not allowed to live happily ever after and I get nothing!" Chloe awoke and declared it the worst dream ever. She decided that she doesn't need a man or a fairy tale and just needs to make things happen. She then called Chance and asked him to meet her at Jimmy's.
Ronan and Heather went to Crimson Lights and tried to get along. Chance arrived and asked if Heather could help him get the file on Riggs' case. Heather agreed, provided he didn't do anything crazy. A man watched them and made a call about Heather. Chance got a call from Chloe and was determined to make things right with her.... Heather wondered what she was supposed to do about giving Chance the file.... Chloe called Ronan and also asked him to come to Jimmy's.
In the hospital, Lily and Cane sat holding their twins, but were told by the doctor that they should go home while the babies got some tests done.
Neil and Sophia dined at the G.C.A.C. to discuss business. He complained that she was making all of the decisions, but she reminded him that they're on the same team. Devon then called and Neil went to meet him at Lily's place.
A dressed up Victoria met Billy at the coffeehouse. Lauren and Michael entered and Billy sheepishly asked if he should call Lauren "Aunt." Lauren didn't find it amusing and Michael didn't think that they should discuss it because of Jill's lawsuit. Billy understood how stubborn Jill could be and told Lauren that he's feeling for her. Lauren appreciated it. After, he and Victoria headed out together.... Lauren realized that Fenmore now had cousins and thought about meeting the new family halfway.
Lily and Cane returned home and found her family waiting for her with a surprise party in store. Malcolm announced that his fiancee was in town. Sophia then arrived and Mal greeted her with a kiss. Sophia quckly made friends with the family, but Neil was angry with Mal for not telling him about her sooner, and didn't trust her. Later, Neil told Lily that Sophia works for Tucker, but Lily noted how happy she and Mal are. Lily made a speech about how this year is going to be about hope and not fear. She welcomed Sophia to the family. Sophia was about to leave for a meeting, but Neil followed her and asked what she's up to. She replied that he has a great family and asked if they could trust each other.
Victoria and Billy went to Jimmy's, where they played a drinking game. Billy was impressed with her beer pong abilities. Chloe arrived and he reminded her that she has to keep climbing back up in her life. Chloe hugged him, then sat down with Ronan. He asked what she wanted and she explained that it's her birthday. He concluded that she called him down there to stick it to Chance.... Sid guarded Heather as she whined about the heat. He didn't notice when she suddenly left, then got up to chase after her.... Ronan shared a dance with Chloe and guessed that she was waiting for Chance to arrive. Chance then walked in with flowers and stared at the pair in shock. He was ready to pummel Ronan, but Billy stopped him. Ronan told him to go home; Chance dumped the flowers on the floor and stormed out, saying that he was going to check on Heather. Chloe didn't believe that Heather was really in trouble.... Heather entered a cab and was locked in by the driver, who was a thug. She screamed for help and kicked out the car windown in a desperate attempt to escape. Chance and Sid arrived and found an hysterical Heather running from the car. Chance tried to comfort her.... Billy and Victoria returned to his trailer and kissed.... Ronan and Chloe kissed.
Kay and Jill argued yet again over Lauren as an exasperated Nina listened. Lauren and Michael then stopped by and asked to speak with Jill alone. Lauren became emotional as she relayed how close she and her father had been — and how she loved being his one and only. However, Lauren acknowledged that her father had another child and wanted to try to make things right with Jill. "We're a lot alike," Lauren noted. "Kids and grandkids are reason to try harder." Jill was pleased, but then brought up the court case — and an argument ensued. Jill didn't believe that Lauren was being genuine and told her to shove it. Michael, Nina and Kay tried to stop their fight, to no avail. "It's on!" Lauren seethed to Michael. Kay told Nina to look on the bright side: "When you find your son, it can't possibly be worse than this." Kay.
Tucker told Ashley he was desperate to find proof that Victoria used bribery to secure a big business deal. Ash said she would check with Billy to see if he uncovered any dirty details. She called her brother and arranged a meeting and he blabbed to Victoria that Ashley and Tucker were trying to get info on her biz trip to Japan. Victoria sniffed that nothing unusual went down, but he sensed she was holding back and called her on it. "I thought we were passed these games," he griped and left.
At Crimson Lights, Nick was worried about Sharon when she wouldn't answer her phone and Jack assured that she was all right. Nick surmised that Sharon was at the Abbott cabin, which Adam overheard.
Jack asked Abby for bank statements related to her trust funds, but she needed time to request them... At the G.C.A.C., Victor consoled Phyllis about the breakup of her marriage with Nick, then handed her a settlement with lots of zeroes so she could live quite comfortably for the rest of her life. Phyl was insulted by the payoff and refused to sign. "I'm not going to be bought," she declared and walked out. Vic then got a call about Abby requesting documents.... Abby brought a messy pile of papers to the Abbott mansion. Jack found a document that showed the large amount of just one of her trust funds. Abby was flabbergasted. Her dad then called and summoned her to the club. Abby showed up at the G.C.A.C., where Victoria was waiting too. Victor asked Abby why she was researching her trust accounts and she revealed that she now knows what she's really worth and wanted her money. Victoria tried to reason with her sister, but Abby said she wanted to build her own empire. Victor warned that she would be "an old woman" before she saw a dime of her trust fund. He then suspected that Abby is being coached by someone and she confirmed it.
Ashley and Tucker were frustrated when Billy wasn't cooperative about their plan to nail Victor in the Japanese market. Tucker offered Billy a high-paying executive job but, Bill wasn't impressed. He refused to tell them anything that would hurt Victoria and deemed the Abbott/Newman feud as "stupid."
Sharon was surprised when Nick showed up at the Abbott cabin, but she softened when he said he wanted to visit their daughter. Sharon invited Nick to stay for dinner and he happily accepted.
At Crimson Lights, Adam taunted Phyllis that Nick went to the Abbott cabin to see Sharon. Phyllis accused Adam of trying to goad her into going to the cabin to get Nick, thus leaving Sharon still available for Adam. He walked away and Phyllis fought the urge to see her husband. In between calls on job leads, she remembered the bad times with Nick. She then started driving up to the cabin but got a flat tire, just as it started raining,
Abby returned to the Abbott mansion and Jack announced that she's much Richer than she thought, thanks to her other holdings. "You deserve to be taken seriously," Jack pointed out. As Abby was leaving, Victor showed up. "I knew you were behind this," Vic snarled to Jack... Billy informed Victoria that he figured out she bribed the Japanese official with an expensive antique. Victoria copped to it but he promised never to tell anyone.... Ashley suggested to Tucker that he talk to Jill in case Billy mentioned something to his mother about the Newman business dealings.... As Phyllis tried to change her tire, she was surprised when Deacon stopped to help her.... After Nick left the cabin, Sharon was shocked when Adam showed up on the doorstep.
Abby ran into Ashley at Crimson Lights, but was cold toward her mother. Ashley reported that she's moving into the Abbott mansion, but Abby didn't care, as long as her mom couldn't get to her trust fund. Ashley repeated that Abby isn't marture enough to touch the cash; Abby argued that her mom won't give her a chance to prove that she's responsible.
Victor accused Jack of using Abby the way he'd try to use Colleen against him. Jack told Vic not to blame him if he can't control his daughter. He then noted that Victor likes to manipulate his children. Ashley returned home and found the men arguing. Victor announced that Jack was exploiting their daughter. Ashley was angry with Jack for helping Abby turn against them and demanded that he not give his niece anymore financial advice. Jack promised that he wasn't going to manipulate her. Jack called Abby and asked to talk. She was about to leave the coffeehouse, but Victor entered and filled her in on his conversation with Jack. Abby replied that she can find another financial advisor, but Victor was confident that she wouldn't be able to touch her funds.
Phyllis's car broke down in the rain near the Abbott cabin. Who should come by but Deacon, who offered to help. She turned him down. He insisted that he's not a bad guy, but she didn't agree. She then hurt her hand when she tried to change the tire and Deacon rushed to assist her. He removed his shirt so he could wrap up her hand, but she didn't want him to help her anymore.
In the storm, Adam paid Sharon and Faith a visit at the Abbott cabin. Sharon was terrified to see him, but he told her not be afraid. He asked to talk and admitted that he doesn't love Skye the way he does Sharon. Sharon didn't care and wanted him away from her family; she reminded him that their marriage was a lie because he'd tricked her. Adam recalled their love, but she asked him to leave. Nick then entered and told his brother to go, then threatened Adam with a restraining order. After, Nick wanted to take Sharon back to town, but she refused and asked him to leave, as well. Nick suggested she take the gun that he keeps in his car since Patty was also on the loose. Sharon reluctantly agreed.... Nick went outside and found Phyllis in her car and joined her inside the vehicle. Phyllis explained that she wanted to see if he'd follow Sharon. She then told Nick that his settlement offer was insulting and stated that Nick is just like his father. Nick denied knowing anything about it. Phyllis didn't care and didn't think that Nick had cared about their marriage. "I did everything for you," she noted. "I thought you were Prince Charming or something, but I guess it was a dream.... I sat there like an idiot, smiling, while you chased after Sharon."
Kevin prayed that Ryder would should up for his trial the next day. Chloe entered the coffeehouse and asked if she could move back in. She sadly told Kevin how Chance had cheated on her, and how she'd tried to make him jealous with Ronan. Kevin felt badly, especially when she revealed that it's her birthday -- and handed her a key to his apartment.
Paul informed Christine that the rain brought the search for Patty to a halt. Chris then got an call about the attempt made on Heather's life.... Chance tried to comfort Heather at her place. Ronan wanted to get details on the driver who'd attacked her, but Chance attacked him for having left Heather by herself. Ronan reminded him that he's no longer on the force. Heather explained that she'd stepped out to get some air. Chance noted that Ronan had left to spend time with Chloe. Paul and Christine arrived and Chance told Paul to keep Ronan away from Heather. Another fight broke out between the guys and Paul broke it up. Chance promised to call Heather and left. Christine reamed out Chance for letting Heather get into danger.... Chloe made her way to Kevin's place and ran into Chance in the lobby. Chance coldly informed her that while she was trying to make him jealous, Heather was almost killed. Chloe refused to take the blame. Chance asked why she'd tried to make him jealous; she replied that she wanted to give him a taste of his own medicine. "I've seen the real you and now you've seen the real me," she shrugged. "So now, we're even." Chance wished she'd talked to him first, but she retorted that he didn't have the right to lecture her. She added that she likes bad guys and enjoyed kissing Ronan. Chance was hurt and warned her that she could be in danger if she hangs around Ronan. She answered that she can take care of herself.
Paul reminded Ronan that he was supposed to be protecting Heather round the clock. Ronan noted that his superior was supposed to be guarding Heather and she'd stepped out on her own.... Kevin came home and Chloe filled him in on her fight with Chance, and how Chance was blaming her for Heather's situation. Kevin cheered her up by giving her a cupcake and singing her a terrible birthday rap.... Chance and Ronan ran into each other in front of the building and Chance accused Ronan of being a dirty cop. They began kicking and punching each other, rolling around on the pavement in the rain.... Christine tried to get a lead on the guy who'd been driving the car. She told Paul that she was working on the case because it involved him and Heather. They were grateful for her help. Paul stayed with his daughter and promised that it would be okay.... Christine went downstairs and found Chance and Ronan engaged in a violent fight. She broke it up and sent Chance home.
Victor and Ashley met at the coffeehouse to discuss Abby. Ashley wondered if they should compromise and give her some of the money, but Victor didn't think it was a good idea.... Abby went to the Abbott mansion and told Jack that she's going to hire someone to help her with her money. Jack replied that he'd still help her if she kept it secret from her parents. Later, they went to the coffeehouse and Abby sat down with her parents, while Jack hung out near the door. They agreed to give her some of her trust, provided that she stop exposing herself in public. Ashley handed her a check, but Abby turned it down and vowed to get all of her money.
Nick left Phyllis's car and Deacon returned. Phyllis asked Deacon to kiss her so Nick could see them together.... Sharon heard someone trying to get into the cabin. She grabbed the gun and shot as the person entered. It was Adam. Sharon cradled him and screamed for help.


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Hofstra Students Mark 70th Anniversary of Massacre with Unique Memorial to Victims
"Opening Windows to Gernika" to debut April 25
Hofstra University, Hempstead, NY – Two Hofstra University Honors College students have created a multimedia exhibit on the memory of the massacre at Gernika during the Spanish Civil War, an incident that inspired the famous Picasso painting "Guernica."
The exhibit, an interactive DVD including audio interviews with survivors of the bombing, will be on view at the Joan and Donald E. Axinn Library in April and May. An opening reception will be held on April 25, one day before the 70th anniversary of the attacks
The reception features keynote speaker Professor Sally Charnow, a performance of The Guernica Trio by Spanish composer Octavio Vasquez, a viewing of student painting Guernica by Patrick Anglin, and an introduction to the exhibit by creators Matthew Ferry and Michael LaFemina.
The bombing of Guernica was a massacre of hundreds of innocent civilians and 70 years later, the effects it had on the Basque people are still being felt. The event inspired Pablo Picasso to commemorate the dead and the attack with an immense black and white mural measuring eleven-and-one-half-foot tall and almost twenty-six feet wide. Painted in oil, Picasso dubbed the mural "Guernica."
In December, Matthew Ferry and Michael, with the collaborative assistance of the Hofstra University Museum, the Joan and Donald E. Axinn Library and Hofstra Honors College, traveled to Spain where they did original research - interviewing survivors of the bombing, citizens of Gernika, visitors to the town, and artists, in addition to meeting with the director of the Gernika Peace Museum and the director of the Gernika Gogoratuz research center.
"This project began as a final project to a seminar on history and memory. Our original intent was to capture the memories of a generation afflicted by a bombing during the Spanish Civil War and nearly forty years of dictatorship," said Michael. "However, after traveling to Spain and interviewing a number of people, we realized that there were other important questions that were begging to be asked."
Some of those questions that Michael and Matthew sought to answer with this project are:
- How does memory survive the oppressive censorship of a dictator?
- What do survivors remember?
- How has Picasso's "Guernica" become a way to remember this piece of Spanish history, specifically for those with no cultural or personal connection to the events that transpired?
Their DVD exhibition (developed and mounted with guidance from the Hofstra University Museum) explores these questions with a multimedia expression that juxtaposes various pathways to history while focusing on the roles of memory and art as windows to the past.
"By gathering a collection of shared experiences, we hope that this exhibit contains various perspectives and memories of the bombing of Gernika, the Spanish Civil War, and the dictatorship under Franco," said Matthew. "Our hope is that this project allows those who have no connection with the events and this society to look through these windows and find a connection."
Hofstra University is a dynamic private institution where students find their edge to succeed in more than 140 undergraduate and 155 graduate programs in liberal arts and sciences, business, communication, education and allied human services, and honors studies, as well as a School of Law. The Hofstra community is driven, dynamic and energetic, helping students find and focus their strengths to prepare them for a successful future.

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At a Glance
Decent, stable, and affordable housing is at the core of strong, vibrant families and communities. MacArthur's grantmaking is designed to support more balanced housing policies that acknowledge the importance of affordable rental housing and to help low- and moderate-income Americans improve their lives.
- America's housing policies have placed a premium on homeownership, but a healthy rental sector is vital for communities.
- Almost one third of Americans rent—some 37 million households—and the number of renter house holds has increased by 4 million since 2008.
- Between 1999 and 2009, 2.4 million rental units were lost (6.3 percent of total), even as the need increased.
- Early findings have shown that stable, quality housing improves school performance, diminishes health problems for children and parents, and lessens psychological stress.
- By 2012, MacArthur will have invested over $300 million in grants and below market loans to preserve and expand the stock of affordable rental housing.
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This is a great toaster. It looks really nice with all the stainless steel appliances in my kitchen. It has no problems toasting frozen items, bagels, etc. Just remember the dial correlates to the thickness of what you're toasting, not necessarily how dark you want it toasted.
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This toaster is the best I have ever used. It is very attractive and it performs smooth and quiet. I love it.
I wanted this toaster to match the stainless appliances in the kitchen and it does so very nicely, although it has more chrome than I would have preferred, but still okay. It's easy to use and easy to keep clean. The only negative is it toasts pretty lightly, so you have to set the setting on very dark to get medium toast. Not a big deal so overall a very nice toaster and would recommend to others.
Looks great on my counter with our other appliances. Toasts both bagels and bread equally well and now when I make sandwiches for lunch, my husband and I can eat at the same time because I can toast 4 pieces of bread at the same time!
Purchased for a new home so won't be using it until spring.
This toaster is very stylish and looks sharp in our kitchen. It is a little quirky on one side with the lever that lowers the bread. It's not enough trouble to bother with shipping back but I do wish it worked a little more smoothly. Overall though it toasts very well and looks great!
Very nice design. Having an issue adjusting to the right number for my preference of toast. Nice feature is the defrost cycle. It does thaw the bread and then toasts it without bread becoming hard.
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THURSDAY, January 30, 1873.Mr. Friedley in the chair. The reading of the journal dispensed with.
Mr. Orr presented claims from citizens of Delaware county on account of the John W. Burson contested election case of 1871.
The President pro tem. laid before the Senate a message from the Governor, transmitting a communication from a Federal officer - United States Commissioner of Fish and Fisheries - and from the Governor of Michigan in relation to the reproduction and propagation of white fish and other species of food fish in the Upper Lakes. They were referred to the Committee on Public Expenditures.
Mr. Winterbotham presented a paper with three hundred signatures from Laporte county, against the passage of any hunting law.
Mr. Smith presented a petition from citizens of Logansport, praying for towns to be placed on the same footing with cities in regard to licensing liquor dealers, which was referred to the Committee on Temperance.
The first bill in order was Mr. Scott's bill, [S. 95] the consideration of which was pending at the time of adjournment last night. It is a bill to protect rivers, streams, or bodies of water from which water is taken for the use of cities, towns, or benevolent institutions. The question being on Mr. Glessner's amendment.
Mr. Harney opposed and Mr. Scott favored its passage, the latter saying that in the course of some fifteen minutes stay on the banks of White river recently, he saw five wagon loads of refuse, from pork houses he supposed, emptied into the river, right where the water works, that supply this city with water, are situated. This bill would effectually stop such poisoning of streams of water in this State.
It was referred to the Committee on Rights and Privileges of the Inhabitants of the State.
Mr. Thompson's bill [S. 94] declaring that all fines and forfeitures collected in cities for the breach of any ordinance for the suppression of vice, shall be paid over to the trustees of houses for friendless women, if any such institution exists in such city, was read the second time. The bill was ordered engrossed.
Mr. Hubbard's bill [S. 96] to encourage manufacturing in the State, and legalizing the conveyances of real estate by and to foreign manufacturing companies, was read the second time and ordered to be engrossed.
Mr. Glessner's bill [S. 27] to legalize certain acts of companies attempted to be organized under the general macadam and plank road laws, was read the second time.
Mr. Glessner explained that it was to remedy any little defects in articles of association of road companies. It will hurt nobody and do injustice to no one. It does not apply to any gravel road built by assessing lands along its line, but only to those roads built by voluntary subscription.
Mr. O'Brien moved to amend by adding a proviso that where legal proceedings have been commenced nothing in this act shall be construed as to affect such suits, engrossed.
Mr. Collett's bill [S. 99] to authorize sureties upon instruments in writing who have paid for their principals to collect interest the same as provided for in the original instrument.
Mr. C. said the bill merely provides that the security shall recover from the principal the amount of his loss. It will tend to make principals more careful hereafter. Engrossed.
Mr. Miller's bill [S. 18] repealing laws authorizing the assessment of land for plank, McAdam and gravel road purposes coming up, the number and author's name only being read - and the President pro tem., [Mr. Carnahan in the chair] announcing that it was read the second time heretofore.
On motion by Mr. Hall, it was ordered to be engrossed.
Mr. Smith's bill [S. 123] to amend section 78 of the common school law, was read the second-time and ordered to be engrossed.
Mr. Collett's bill [S. 98] to prevent carrying concealed and dangerous weapons, was read the second time.
Mr. Collett believed such a law would go a great ways to prevent the practice.
page: 98[View Page 98]Mr. Slater moved to amend by inserting "brass or iron knucks" in the appropriate place.
Mr. Neff moved to include "razors,"
Mr. Slater accepted the amendment.
The amendment, as amended, was agreed to.
Mr. Fuller moved, ineffectually, to strikeout the words "with intent and avowed purpose," wherever they occur.
The bill was ordered to be engrossed.
Mr. Orr moved to rticoi raider the vote ordering the engrossment of the bill S. 18.
Mr. Steele, saving that the bill had not been read even by title this morning, desired that it be re-read.
The Senate took a recess for dinner.
The Senate met at two o'clock.
On motion by Mr. Dwiggins, the special order was dispensed with, and the Senate proceeded to the consideration of the biennial message of Governor Baker, and the inaugural of Governor Hendricks, as in Committee of the Whole, Mr. Glessner in the chair.
On motion by Mr. Dwiggins, that part of Governor Baker's message referring to State finances was referred to the Committee on Finance; that part referring to the education of feeble minded children was referred to the Committee on Benevolent Institutions.
That part referring to education and the Agricultural College was referred to the Committee on Education. That part which refers to the constitutional amendments was referred to the special committee on that subject That part which refers so the centennial celebration, to the Committee on Agriculture. That part referring to the woman's suffrage question, to the Committee on Rights and Privileges. That part referring to the Women and Girls' Reformatory, to the Committee on Reformatory Institutions. That part referring to the State Geologist, to the Committee on Mines and Mining. That part referring to the National Monument, to the Committee on Federal Relations. That part referring to intemperance, to the Committee on Temperance.
That part referring to legislative practice to the Committee on Enrolled Bills; and that part referring to pardons, to the Committee on Prisons.
On motion, that part referring to the office of Attorney General was referred to the Committee on Organization of Courts of Justice; that part referring to a Bureau of Statistics to the Committee on Education and Statistics.
On motion by Mr. Harney, so much of Governor Hendrick's inaugural as referred to the subject of elections and civil service reform was referred to the Committee on Elections; so much as refers to fees and salaries, to the Committee on Fees and Salaries; so much as refers to the Judiciary to the Judiciary Committee.
Mr. Friedley, of Lawrence, moved that the following paragraph be referred to the Committee on Military Affairs.
"By the prompt and full discharge of every duty, and the exercise of a fraternal comity, I will labor to promote a cordial and enduring friendship between Indiana and the other States."
Mr. Harney moved to amend by refering it to the Committee on Federal Relations.
Mr. Friedley accepted the amendment, and it was so referred, by consent.
On motion of Mr. Orr, that part referring to constitutional amendments was referred to the special committee on that subject.
On motion by Mr. Hale, that part relating to the security of public moneys was referred to the Committee on Finance.
On motion by Mr. Orr, that part in reference to education was referred to the Committee on Education.
On motion by Mr. Dwiggins, the Committee rose, reported its proceedings as above, and asked to be discharged.
Report concurred in.
Mr. Hough's bill [S. 49] to amend section 22 of the city incorporation law, was read the second time.
On motion by Mr. Dwiggins, it was amended so that parties may be prosecuted before a Justice of the Peace.
The bill was ordered to be engrossed.
Mr. Wadge's bill [S. 149] for the reorganization of the State Prisons was referred to the Committee on Prisons without reading.
On motion by Mr. Gooding the bill [S. 160] with regard to the removal of the Lawrenceburg Insurance Company to Evansville was ordered to be engrossed for the third reading.
Mr. Dittemore's county seat bill [S. 148] to provide for the relocation of county seats, was read.
Mr. Hall moved its reference to a special committee of five.
Mr. Dittemore moved for instructions that the Committee report the bill back to the Senate day after to-morrow morning.
Mr. Hall accepted the instructions by way of amendment to his motion.
The motion was agreed to.
The President subsequently made the committee to consist Messrs. Hall, Sleele, Beeson, Hough, and Daugherty.
Mr. Williams' bill [S. 13] requiring railroad companies to keep their principal business office in the State, and to have a majority of directors resident of the State, coming up -
On motion of Mr. Glessner it was postponed over on account of the sickness of its author.
Mr. Orr's bill [S. 77] to amend section two of the act of March 11, 1861, to amend the Justice's act - it permits confession of judgments under $1,000, and increases Justice's jurisdiction to $500.
Mr. Dittemore moved to indefinitely postpone the bill. Agreed to by yeas 23, nays 16.
On motion of Mr. Glessner, those bills laid on the table last session were read by title only and referred to appropriate committees as follows:
Mr. Neff's bill [S. 19] amending the Divorce act.
Mr. Gregg's bill [S. 21] repealing section one of the State Agent was laid on the table as superceded matter.
Mr. Armstrong's bill [S. 20] relative to the sale of real estate on execution, was referred to the Judiciary Committee.
Mr. O'Brien's bill [S. 25] to repeal the fee and salary act, was referred to the Committee on Fees and Salaries.
Mr. Neff's bill [S. 26] amending section 18 of the descent and apportionment of estates act was referred to the Committee on Rights and Privileges.
Mr. Orr's bill [S. 28] to amend section 1 of the act providing for the completion of the unfinished business of one session by the succeeding, was indefinitely postponed, a similar bill having been enacted into a law.
Mr. O'Brien's bill [S. 30] to amend the act organizing the Supreme Court was also indefinitely postponed.
Mr. Hough's bill [S. 34] to amend sections 90 and 103 of the criminal practice act was referred to the Committee on the Organization of Courts.
Mr. Boone's bill [S. 39] to amend the levee, dyke and drain act was indefinitely postponed.
Mr. Slater's bill [S. 41] to amend section 5 of the liquor law was referred to the Committee on Education.
Mr. O'Brien's bill [S. 42] to repeal section 15 of the act concerning promissory instruments in writing of March 11, 1861, was referred to the Committee on the Judiciary.
page: 99[View Page 99]Mr. Beardsley's bill [S. 43] to authorize the construction of levees, dykes and drains was indefinitely postponed.
Mr. Cave's bill [S. 47] to repeal the fish law, was referred to the Committee on Rights and Privileges.
Mr. Beeson's bill [S. 79] to amend section 1 of the mill race way act, was indefinitely postponed.
Mr. Beardsley's bill [S. 80] to amend the fish law, was indefinitely postponed.
Mr. Smith's bill [S. 83] defining the offense of libel, was passed over informally.
Mr. Stroud's bill [S. 84] to protect citizens from empiricism, was referred to the Committee of Rights and Privileges of the State.
Mr. Sleeth's bill [S.90] to amend section 24 of the estates act of May 14, 1852, was informally passed over, the author being absent.
Mr. Ringo's bill [S. 93] limiting the number of grand and petit jurors, was referred to the Committee on the Organization of Courts.
Mr. Hubbard's bill [S. 102] to repeal all appraisement laws of property taken on execution, was referred to the Committee on the Judiciary.
Mr. Harney's bill [S. 161] requiring County Commissioners to refund railroad tax to tax payers, was indefinitely postponed.
On motion by Mr. O'Brien, his bill [S. 164] to amend section 1 of the plank, McAdam and gravel road assessment, and providing compensation to County Auditors, was taken from the table and read the second time.
Mr. O'Brien explained: This bill provides that the engineer's estimate shall govern the amount of the lien; and benefits shall be arranged pro rata in the land assessed; and the companies shall collect their own assessments. And this bill provides that the company shall pay for their own duplicates, instead of the county, as is now the case. Referred to the Judiciary Committee.
Mr. Bowman's bill [S.155] to provide for the reimbursement to certain counties taxes illegally assessed and collected in 1869, and paid into the State Treasury, was read the second time.
Mr. Francisco moved to amend by adding "to the county of Jefferson $3,235."
Amendment agreed to and the bill engrossed.
Mr. Brown's bill [S. 106] to prescribe the qualifications of petit jurors, was read the second time and engrossed.
Mr. Dwiggins' bill [S.116] to amend sections 95, 96 and 97 of the decedents estate act of June 17, 1852, was read the second time and engrossed for the third reading.
Mr. Brown's bill [S. 132] to amend section 20 of the act establishing the Female Reformatory Prison, was read the second time and laid on the table - a similar bill from the House being now on its second reading in the Senate.
Mr. Howard's bill [S. 140] to amend section 3 and repeal section 4 of the will act of May 31, 1852, was read the second time and engrossed for the third reading.
Mr. Scott's bill [S.162] to repeal the act repealing an act of May 6, 1869, and authorizing deeds or transcripts to be read in evidence, was read the second time and engrossed.
Mr. Rhodes' bill [S.127] in relation to contracts concerning patent rights, enlarging the defense to such notes made payable in bank, etc., was read the second time and ordered to be engrossed.
Mr. Taylor's bill [S. 115] to authorize Common Pleas Courts to order partial distribution of estates before final settlement, was read the second time.
Mr. Dwiggins moved to add a proviso that where ail the heirs are residents of the county personal notice may be served in lieu of publication.
Amendment agreed to, and bill was engrossed for the third reading on to-morrow.
The President announced the committee on the part of the Senate authorized by the joint resolution [H. R. 12], to propose amendments to the State Constitution, viz: Messrs. Brown, Hubbard and Boone.
Senate adjourned till to-morrow.


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Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer
Dr. James P. Pellow currently serves as Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer of St. John's University.
Dr. Pellow joined St. John's in 1991 after spending several years in public accounting with Coopers & Lybrand in Boston and as a municipal bond trader with Chapdelaine & Co. in New York City.
At St. John's, Dr. Pellow has served in a variety of capacities, including Chief Financial Officer, and has been instrumental in the development and execution of the University's plan to increase its presence on the national stage of higher education. Working closely with Rev. Donald J. Harrington, C.M., President, St. John's University, and the Board of Trustees, Dr. Pellow has led the operational management of the University through a period of historic expansion, record enrollments and the transition from a commuter institution to a residential university that has achieved national and international recognition.
Beyond his achievements at St. John's, Dr. Pellow has devoted significant time and energy over the past two decades in support of charitable causes and helping others. His focus has been upon childhood literacy and arts education as well as work with the homeless. While in Boston, Dr. Pellow participated in tutoring programs for students in inner-city public schools. In 1996, he co-founded the New York City chapter of After School All-Stars, a national charity founded by the current governor of California, Arnold Schwarzenegger. The New York City chapter partners with St. John's The School of Education, the NYC Board of Education, the NYC Housing Authority and the Mayor's Office to provide summer literacy programs for disadvantaged inner-city youth. Over the past 10 years, After School All-Stars has raised over $5 million in grants and gifts and has served over 12,000 New York City children.
Dr. Pellow is a strong and avid supporter of the St. John's Bread and Life Program, Inc. and presently serves as one of its three Board members.
He also serves on several corporate and not-for-profit boards and is on the Strategic Planning and Finance Committee of the Pelham Arts Center.
Dr. Pellow earned an Ed.D. from the University of Pennsylvania, his M.B.A. and B.B.A. from Niagara University and is also a Certified Public Accountant.
He resides with his wife and three children in Pelham, New York.


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On June 15, at the Metrodome in Minneapolis, Minn., he had just two innings to impress the scouts who would make the final selection for next month's Perfect Game All American Classic in San Diego.
"I got up there, and it was probably the biggest adrenaline rush I've ever had," the 17-year-old Wesely said. "You're facing the best guys in the country."
First, he had to relax.
Wesely, pitching for the Maroon team against the Gold team on the second day of the Perfect Game National Showcase, walked the first batter he faced. The second batter drilled the ball between third base and shortstop for a hit.
All of Wesely's thoughts about whether or not he would make the All American team had to be pushed aside — he could only focus on his next pitch.
"I'm thinking, 'I've got two guys on and no outs,'" Wesely said. "I got a little nervous there for a second, thinking, 'Oh man, I've got to put a stop to this bleeding. I've got to go out and throw strikes and pound the zone.' I stuck to my game, and it worked."
He struck out three batters in a row to end the inning. He struck out two more in the next inning, and another was out on a pop fly for a 1-2-3 frame.
The 6-2, 210-pound left-handed pitcher did it with a fastball that reached 92 mph and was consistently between 89 and 91 mph, and a slider delivered at 78 mph. Wesely said his changeup also hit its target.
The scouts were impressed. CBS Sports called him into the Minnesota Twins' former clubhouse in the depths of the Metrodome the next day for an on-camera interview.
Wesely knew the interview was a good indication that from 300 players at the showcase, he would be among the 38 players headed to the Perfect Game All American Classic at PETCO Stadium in San Diego on Aug. 12.
Last week, he got official word he made the team representing the Western U.S. against the East.
His interview will be part of a CBS Sports special July 12 that will preview the All American Classic. The show, with air time to be announced, will include excerpts from the interview, highlights from Wesely's performance on the mound and Perfect Game's scouting report.
All 38 players will be profiled.
Rated among top players
Perfect Game is a scouting organization that hosts showcase tournaments around the U.S.
Over the past 10 years, Perfect Game's rankings have served as a preview of which high school stars will rate high when the Major League Baseball draft comes around.
Perfect Game rates Wesely 29th overall in the U.S. — third among left-handed pitchers — on its list of the top 500 prospects. He's also ranked sixth overall in California.
The 2012 season at Tracy High showed that Wesely can build on his success.
Wesely had already committed to UCLA before the start of the season and went on to toss three no-hitters, including one each against league rivals Lincoln and Chavez in the regular season and another against Tokay in the Sac-Joaquin Section playoffs.
He now has 15 career wins, a school record, before he even starts his senior year.
This week, he adds the 2012 Cal-Hi Sports All-State Baseball First Team to his list of accolades. Cal-Hi Sports, part of ESPN Rise, selected 30 players for the first team, including nine pitchers.
It all gives him confidence that he will put up more winning performances when he takes the mound in 2013.
"It's fun to look at that and compare yourself to the past greats in Tracy High baseball," he said. "All I can ask is to perform to my greatest potential and fullest ability. With that said, we're trying to win a section championship for Tracy High School, and that's my biggest goal of the senior season."
Moments to remember
Until then, Wesely can count those moments at the Metrodome among the top highlights his devotion to baseball has brought him. But just as important to him are the good times closer to home.
When asked about his most memorable baseball moments, Wesley first thought of this past weekend, when he watched his brother Joel — one of three younger brothers and sister — pitch his first all-star game for the Tracy Little League Minor American team in the District 67 tournament in Mountain House.
"I realize how important that was to me, and how precious these moments are. I'm watching this 9-year-old all-star gam,e and they're so excited to be out there, loving the game so much," Wesely said. "I feel like I'm still the type of player they are. I play the game because I love it."
Then there was the last home game of the season for the 2011 Bulldogs, when Wesely was a sophomore on his way to the first of two San Joaquin Athletic Association Pitcher of the Year awards.
He and his older brother, Josh, now a sophomore at University of California, Davis, shared pitching duties.
Jonah pitched for the first five innings and struck out his 105th batter of the season, setting a new single-season record for Tracy High. His 10-1 win-loss record for the 2011 season is another school single-season record.
Josh finished the game his brother started.
"That was a fun deal for me," Jonah Wesely said. "I'm playing alongside my brother. He's a good motivator and a good competitor to help me reach my fullest potential, and he's been doing that since I was 4 or 5 years old."
He also counts his grandfather, Emmett Lee, as a big motivator.
"He taught me how to pitch. He's been my pitching coach since I was 5 or 6 years old when I started pitching."


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Tag Archives: true crime
Wed, Jun 06, 2012 | 23:48 BST
Sleeping Dogs began as Black Lotus, not a True Crime game
If you're wondering how dropping off the True Crime label changed Sleeping Dogs, the answer is "not at all" – because the game was conceptualised outside the franchise.
Thu, Jun 23, 2011 | 09:09 BST
Acti: True Crime wouldn't have hit "the top" of its genre
Activision CEO Eric Hirshberg has said one of the reasons True Crime: Hong Kong was canceled, was due to the firm's belief that the actioner would not reach "the top" of its genre.
Thu, May 12, 2011 | 02:54 BST
Leaked script offers insight into axed True Crime: Hong Kong
The third game in the True Crime series was planned to hit Hong Kong, focussing on Detective Wei Shen who was assigned to infiltrate the Triad. Unfortunately, the game was axed before it could be released, but this new leaked script gives a hint of just what we missed out on.
Fri, Feb 11, 2011 | 18:47 GMT
United Front Games releases statement on True Crime: Hong Kong cancellation
United Front Games has released a brief statement regarding the cancellation of True Crime: Hong Kong over on it's official website.
Mon, Jan 31, 2011 | 23:38 GMT
True Crime: Hong Kong screenshots emerge from delay silence
A handful of new screens for True Crime: Hong Kong have turned up, which seems as good an excuse as any to remind you that it exists and looks kind of wonderful.
Fri, Nov 05, 2010 | 12:23 GMT
Additional dev time for True Crime: Hong Kong has "paid off", says Activision
Activision Publishing CEO Eric Hirshberg said last night the additional development time on True Crime: Hong Kong has "paid off" for the game
Thu, Aug 05, 2010 | 21:56 BST
Activision moves True Crime: Hong Kong into 2011
Activision has announced True Crime: Hong King has been moved into 2011 to give it more polish.
Tue, Jun 15, 2010 | 19:51 BST
Interview – True Cime: Hong Kong associate producer George Ngo
VG247 recently caught up with Activision's George Ngo, associate producer on True Crime: Hong Kong, to chat about the latest outing in the open-world action series.
The game has been in development for three years and is clearly inspired by Hong Kong action movies. It is incredibly fast-paced, hugely violent, and contains lots of truly fantastic swearing.
Our first impression of the game, based on the demo shown to us at a pre-E3 event in London, was that it was definitely one to watch out for when it releases later in the year.
Fri, Jun 11, 2010 | 19:03 BST
True Crime website launch includes screens, cast
The website for True Crime: Hong Kong has launched, and on it you can find all sorts of goodies pertaining to the game.
Wed, Mar 10, 2010 | 07:33 GMT
"Mature" True Crime has no DLC planned, says producer
True Crime producer Jeff O' Connell told VG247 at GDC last night that the team's too concerned with finishing the product to consider DLC at the moment, but when you've got a game inspired by films such as The Departed and Eastern Promises, and a protagonist called Wei Shen, maybe you shouldn't be so worried.
Wed, Mar 10, 2010 | 07:18 GMT
True Crime reputation system gives you a little "face" time
United Front filled us in on True Crime's reputation system at GDC last night – it's pretty much just like the real-life one in Hong Kong, where the game takes place.
Wed, Mar 10, 2010 | 09:05 GMT
First details, screens, gameplay video – True Crime goes to Hong Kong
When True Crime is released later this fall it'll stick firmly to the real world – just action, kung-fu, cars and awesome. United Front showed us the game at GDC today: hit the links for general details, news on the games reputation system, details on the game's "mature" nature, screens and video, and confirmation of a lack of DLC.
Thu, Feb 11, 2010 | 08:22 GMT
True Crime to benefit from GTA stayaway this year
True Crime's reboot is looking "especially strong," Activision Blizzard CEO Mike Griffith said in the company's full-year earnings call last night, and will be rewarded by a lack of competition in the genre later this year.
Sun, Dec 13, 2009 | 10:47 GMT
VGAs – True Crime trailered, United Front developing
Activision trailered a True Crime reboot at the VGAs last night, as you can see after the break.
Canadian developer United Front's doing the work. It's the same outfit behind ModNation Racers.
The new game's set in China, featuring an undercover cop against the Triads. For those that may not remember, True Crime: Streets of L.A. was originally developed by Luxoflux, and released in 2003.
A sequel, True Crime: New York City, released in 2005, again by Luxoflux.
There's no date on this. Get all the rest of the show news from Steph's liveblog.


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Ottawa University Hires Wrestling Coach - 11/15/2013 Ottawa University is pleased to announce the hiring of Kevin Andres as head men's and women's wrestling coach. Andres will be the first coach in program history. Read More
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St Mary's House and Gardens
The Street, Bramber, West Sussex, BN44 3WE
The house was built around 1470 by William of Waynflete, Bishop of Winchester. It was saved from demolition in 1946, and is now owned by author and composer Peter Thorogood, who together with curator and designer Roger Linton embarked on a programme of restoration of the house and garden in 1984. Today the house has many thousands of visitors and recently won a national heritage award for the best restoration.
Admission: 22 Nov 2012: May-Sep, Thu,Sun,BH Mon 2:00-6:00pm, £8.00 adult
How to get here:
Road: A27 - Follow the A27 to Shoreham, then head north on the A283 towards Upper Beeding and Steyning. When you reach the roundabout at Bramber, turn right and then head along The Street; the house will be on the right. +
There is a car park at the house, or on the street.
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Silver Nemesis (1)
Filmed: 1 Jul 1988
Lady Peinforte is having archery lessons.
Silver Nemesis (1)
Filmed: 1 Jul 1988
The Doctor and Ace have returned Richard to his own time.
Additional Notes:
The garden actually runs alongside the street on the right-hand side.
The screenshots show Windsor Castle in the background, though this is an added effect as the real castle is many miles away!
Other nearby locations:
Furnace Pond (Terror of the Zygons). Road (11.9 miles, 24m) : Head east from the house and cross over the river. At the roundabout, turn left onto the A281 and continue along it through Henfield and then Cowfold. When you reach Crabtree, turn right into Mill Lane. The lane is quite narrow and there is nowhere to park up by the pond. There is a parking area outside numbers 18-23, and you can then walk down to the bridlepath (on the left).
Additional locations as the crow flies:
Hall Aggregates (South Coast) Ltd (Terror of the Zygons): 5.91 miles.
Underhill Lane (bridlepath) (The War Games): 7.18 miles.
Casa Del Mar (Silver Nemesis): 7.50 miles.
Brighton Beach (The Leisure Hive): 8.46 miles.
Notable photos/media relating to the location:
24 Jan 2012: Sussex Express - Archive photos from filming at the house for Silver Nemesis.
Further links about the location:
St. Mary's House - Official website
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Silver Nemesis [1 Jul 1988]: Lady Peinforte's house
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Delayed immigration rollout could face more opposition
Some link Boston attack to security risks posed by immigration reform
A bipartisan plan to overhaul the nation's immigration system, in the works for months, faced delays this week as lawmakers and President Barack Obama shifted focus to the bomb attack in Boston.
But the measure, which was formally filed for consideration in the Senate early Wednesday, already faces blowback from some opponents of immigration reform, who argue Monday's attack -- which was committed by a yet unknown perpetrator -- should be cause for reconsidering any reform making it easier for immigrants to gain citizenship.
Rep. Louie Gohmert, R-Texas, said on C-SPAN that his thoughts after Monday's bombings -- which killed three people and left more than one hundred injured -- turned from victims' families to the security risks posed by immigration.
"Oh my gosh, we've seen this in Israel," Gohmert recalled thinking. "And after Israel had to suffer the slings and arrows and deaths and maiming for so long...finally the Israeli people said, you know what, enough. They built, over 70 percent of it is just a fence, and the rest of it is a wall, to prevent snipers from knocking off their kids. And they finally stopped the domestic violence from people who wanted to destroy them. And I'm concerned we need to do that as well."
Gohmert, a conservative Republican with a long history of opposing Obama's policies, acknowledged it remained to be seen whether Monday's attack was at the hands of a foreign or domestic terrorist. But he maintained American security was at stake if immigrants who came into the country illegally are allowed to remain.
"We know that people are being trained to come in to act Hispanic when they're radical Islamist," he said. "We know these things are happening, and it's just insane not to protect ourselves and make sure that people come in, as most people do, they want the freedoms we have."
His comments were similar to remarks Tuesday by another House Republican, Rep. Steve King of Iowa. He told the National Review the Boston bombs should act as an impetus to further investigate America's system of awarding student visas.
"Some of the speculation that has come out is that, yes, it was a foreign national and, speculating here, that it was potentially a person on a student visa," King told the National Review's Robert Costa. "If that's the case, then we need to take a look at the big picture."
After the National Review's interview with King was published online, the Chinese Consulate in New York said a Chinese national was one of the three people killed in Monday's terror bombings. The victim was a postgraduate student at Boston University, the school said.
"We need to be ever vigilant. We need to go far deeper into our border crossings," King continued, adding: "We need to take a look at the visa-waiver program and wonder what we're doing. If we can't background-check people that are coming from Saudi Arabia, how do we think we are going to background check the 11 to 20 million people that are here from who knows where?"
Two Republicans who helped craft the immigration legislation being advanced in the Senate dismissed Kind and Gohmert's assertions as overly speculative Tuesday.
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Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., is another Republican member of the "Gang of Eight" that developed the immigration measure introduced Wednesday. He said after meeting with Obama Tuesday the links between immigration reform and the Boston attacks were premature.
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Before a large crowd at Tuesday night's UUSD board meeting, Willow Anderson, parent of a 10-year-old student at Yokayo Elementary School, expressed alarm at the showing of the video "The Day My God Died" as part of an essay assignment on slavery by 5th grade teacher Stephanie Anderson (no relation).
The video in question, shown May 3, details sexual slavery and human trafficking of Nepalese girls who are drugged, abducted and taken to the world's largest red light district in Mumbai, India, where they are beaten, raped and tortured into having unprotected sex.
Willow Anderson told board members she wasn't sure how much of the video was shown, but believes at least 19 minutes was viewed by 9, 10 and 11 year olds in Stephanie Anderson's class and that this isn't the first time the 5th grade teacher has shown her students the video.
"I was told by another parent that she showed the video to 4th-graders last year." said Willow.
According to this parent, Stephanie Anderson asked the students to get verbal permission to view the video but that neither she nor the parents were given the opportunity to view the video in advance or provide consent.
"I viewed this video today and I can assure you that it is not anything I ever would have approved for my ten-year-old to view," said Willow Anderson.
"I am heartbroken that I have not been given a chance to talk to my daughter about healthy sexual relationships before having the subject of human trafficking thrown in her face, unprepared," she told the board. "This is her first experience with the subject of sexuality. From a parents of a child that has not suffered abuse I know this has had a negative effect on her. I cannot fathom how this may have affected children who may have witnessed or been victims to abuse themselves."
Yokayo Elementary School Principal Daniel Hoffman assured Willow Anderson he would be sending letters to families of students in the class, nearly a week after the event.
"As with my conversation with Mr. Hoffman, I urge the school board to have a school counselor speak with the children who have viewed this video to open a discussion about their feelings around the content and for the school to investigate how many children have been shown this video," said Willow Anderson.
"As a parent, I would like to view the policy around video in the classrooms. Stephanie Anderson not only exercised poor judgment but has shown a complete lack of respect for the school, students and families. I urge the school board to take notice of this incident and fully investigate the curriculum used in Ms. Anderson's classroom."
Trustee Gail Monpere said it would be handled as a personnel issue and no action would be taken by the board on the matter, adding her understanding of the district's video policy included review of all videos by principals prior to student screening and that they were to only be shown for educational purposes, not entertainment.
"I genuinely believe Principal Hoffman and the school didn't know the video was being shown," said Willow.
Dina Polkinghorne, Executive Director of Project Sanctuary also made a presentation to the board saying she had viewed the video and found it "completely inappropriate to show to ten year olds" adding she would make herself available as a consultant to help the district on the matter .
"It's a good video, with an important message, but is really appropriate for 17 and older viewers."
Calls to Principal Hoffman and Stephanie Anderson were not returned by press time.
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The hot topic on this morning's political shows with same sex marriage today Republican national committee chair Wright's previous.
Told NBC's David Gregory that he backs governor Romney's position on that issue.
Meanwhile democratic strategist Hilary Rosen praised President Obama for his support of same sex marriage but called -- political risk.
Mitt Romney is a gracious.
Caring person who believes that every individual on an -- in this country including.
People who are gay deserve.
The dignity.
And respect.
That every American deserves but that doesn't change the fact that we believe that marriage should be between one man and one woman.
When ever you say something that has sort of a lot of passion.
On both sides then you know you're you're taking a political risk and and I think that the president knew that but it didn't matter because even -- election year.
Some things are not about politics.
Vice president -- -- -- Biden's appearance on last week's Meet the Press spurred the president's endorsement just a few days later.
Former senator and GOP presidential candidate Rick Santorum says that Mitt Romney should take advantage of the president's announcement on same sex marriage -- an interview with the TV station and Arkansas Santorum said quoting now.
This is a very potent weapon.
If you will for governor Romney if he's willing to step up and take advantage of a president who is very much out of touch with the values of America.
And the polls show a virtual tie between President Obama and governor Mitt Romney among key swing states.
But the national match -- tell a very different story now here to break down the numbers forced democratic strategist David Mercer.
And Republican strategist -- -- -- And gentlemen thanks very much for joining us good to have you here on the thank you miss being here today have been -- stated yeah and others have been very clear to my daughter was once I'm not okay.
Let's take a look at that some of these recent polls they really are intriguing.
First off let's take a look at the real clear politics average right now.
Which was done through April 27 through that tenth -- has Obama at 46 point.
And also Romney at 45 point 4% the Rasmussen tracking poll is a really interesting what it has Romney at 50%.
Obama at 43%.
Romney up by seven points there what he has read into this.
The way I see it is the polls -- polls but they're not the Electoral College vote and if you look at it 2008 with Obama.
In 23 of the 28 states that he ran -- he got more.
Of a percentage of vote in those states.
Then he did in the national.
Vogue get so -- in looking at that you got to look at the Electoral College.
Where he is on strong.
Among swing states and those states is where it counts Virginia Ohio.
Pennsylvania all where he had now has leads and that's remove the where the campaign is gonna come down to -- It is that's absolutely right this is gonna come down -- electoral college and come down to whether or not Mitt Romney to win North Carolina Virginia and Ohio.
If he can do that you'll be the next president has -- -- -- a big issue for Mitt Romney right now is electability gap that he has with President Obama president Obama's got between nine point edge on him and it Romney needs to make that up.
We'll take a look at that like the building up in just secular person do wanna get to these a swing state polls USA today Gallup poll -- that -- recently.
Which has Obama 47%.
Romney at 45 in states Colorado Florida Iowa Michigan Nevada New Hampshire New Mexico North Carolina Ohio Pennsylvania Virginia.
And Wisconsin's within the margin of -- neck and neck there.
Absolutely true and we knows that.
When you live when it comes down to those margin errors you make it up with the ground forces.
Obama has 25 state offices in Florida.
There are only now in the Romney campaign beginning to get in there you're gonna see a new science brought to the -- of campaigning.
-- for Obama you're also gonna see a continuity between the good times in the Clinton Era and what we're trying to do in setting of course for recovery and having both Obama and Clinton.
Out there.
Instilling confidence.
And don't understand is very tight election I do -- retired and I do think the ground game is going to be extremely important but the reason why this is a very tight election is because of president -- abysmal economic record.
And the key for Mitt Romney they'll be essentially thirteen million swing state voters will decide the selection.
The key for Mitt Romney -- to get those independents and moderates in his column.
If he can do that.
President Obama -- -- packing his bags and still doing a heck of a lot -- things I'm Rebecca with a great strengths of Romney in the Republican.
Primary battle was his ground game in fact he had -- he had the institutional.
A work put out before him how much would to a much greater degree than all the other -- -- I would do it I don't want to prevent -- -- yeah there's there's no guarantee -- -- President Obama is -- New York Yankees -- grounded and in essentially the RNC and -- -- really gonna have to -- over this and it's going to come -- -- who can -- out their -- better and that is really where the Republicans need to make -- -- if they can do what President Obama will be out of -- job.
I'll say two things one and it was an -- game and he blew them out with super pac money his opponents in the -- the primary it was not necessarily a ground -- that's -- secondly.
And with regard to what.
What it was just -- by -- is that you know look when you're losing votes in the Hispanic community when you're -- -- gender gap with women and losing votes there almost -- 90%.
Gap between Obama.
And Romney.
You know this is you got to gain votes and every time -- goes out there aren't very Tommy goes every time he goes out there.
He is losing votes the more they get to know Mitt Romney the less they like him going back to the -- Stability and incidentally I -- a look at that like ability gap right now this is the USA today Gallup poll that has Romney at only 31%.
Obama's 60% reference it make up that -- he's got to come out with a compelling personal -- and that's really the biggest issue because a lot of independent moderate voters really that he's not well defined in their mind.
The second thing yes who's had -- kids can -- dignified.
Like Mitt Romney do that in it Lindsay Lohan culture.
Yes I think he can't put -- he has to go back to why he was an American success story as a businessman -- -- to discuss why he was a compliment governor and most people don't know a heck of a lot about Mitt Romney if he can do that.
He's -- -- closes like ability gap looks.
Like this is his second run for president and he's got electability of 30%.
The guy is in trouble and they got to find as -- did say a narrative that is compelling and they have been fumbling on that for.
Not only this election we don't laugh the -- I like their ability -- we just have to close that gap and if we can close that gap Mitt Romney is going to win this election but that is the job is right now President Obama staying afloat because of like to billions -- messaging.
That's the bottom line correct I agree with that but the court O'Connell David Mercer really appreciate you coming in on the smugglers and a couple weeks so we're just happy -- state.
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I've been experimenting with certain ways to improve the number of users for my social dating website, and since the daily user count is so low, even the approach for any experiment is almost impossible.
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