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Victoria Nguyen
President | uvapresident@dchoos.org
CLAS 2016, Psychology
After a year of serving on the Social Committee as a committee member, two years as its Chair, and then two years as Vice President, I am honored to represent the University of Virginia Club of DC as President. It is an incredible honor to remain part of the UVA Community well after graduating, and I hope to inspire others to stay engaged, and usher in the new generation of UVA students and alums. I have the pleasure of working with so many talented, amazing, and enthusiastic alums not just here in the DC metro area, but all over the country, and I look forward to meeting many more! Cheers and Go Hoos!
Employer: Kaiser Permanente
Michael J. Mayassi IV
CLAS 2010, Economics
IG @LordMayassi
Though it's been a little over a decade since I've worn the honors of Honor and graduated from Mr. Jefferson's University, I still get to work and interact with some of the most passionate Wahoos around. Since my time on grounds, I have served on the Boards of the Richmond Hoos, as well as my hometown DCHoos, by developing unique networking opportunities and planning marquis events like the Jefferson Ball and Bicentennial Celebration. After serving as President for the past 4 years, it is now my distinct honor to continue my relationship with The University of Virginia Club of Washington, DC as President Emeritus. We have accomplished a great deal over the years and I'm excited for the surprises we have in store for you. I look forward to meeting you and cheering on Dear Old UVA together – WAHOOWA!
Employer: Freddie Mac
Sangita Shaha
Vice President | uvavicepresident@dchoos.org
Darden 2009, Masters in Business Administration
During my time at Darden, I adopted lifelong values that I hold close, to this day – to have honor and integrity, respect for others, and as Dean Bruner used to always say – "You must be present to win". With these same values, I'm thrilled and honored to serve as Vice President of the UVA Club of Washington, DC. In this role, I look forward to bringing my professional skills in strategy consulting, for the support and leadership of our club experiences, service events, and community activities. Bringing people together has always been a core component of the Club, and continuing to do so for more diverse communities across a greater reach is a goal we aspire to in the coming year. I look forward to working with my talented and experienced co-board members, and to meeting you at a future event!
Sarah Bufano
Secretary | uvasecretary@dchoos.org
I am honored and thrilled to serve as Secretary of the University of Virginia Club of DC and support this vibrant community! I have had the joy of connecting with fellow wahoos all over the world and am excited to give back to a community and a university that has given me so much. During my time in Charlottesville, I met many of my closest friends and together we leaned into everything UVA had to offer – student clubs, classes in all the schools, study abroad, and, of course, the list of things to do before you graduate. I have such fond memories of my time at The University and I look forward to reminiscing about our time there with other fellow wahoos in DC!
Employer: Guidehouse
Thomas Sumner
Treasurer | uvatreasurer@dchoos.org
COMM 2019, Accounting | CLAS 2019, Spanish
I'll always look back fondly on my years at UVA. The academics are top-notch, of course, but what I cherish the most from my days spent on Grounds are the memories and friendships that will last a lifetime. As a student, I was very active with the University Singers, serving then as a student officer and presently as the group's Alumni Chair. I also lived in the Spanish House (La Casa Bolívar), where I thoroughly enjoyed being a part of a language-immersion community, not to mention living a mere 5 minute walk from the Lawn! Through volunteering with the UVA Club of DC, I'm excited to foster Hooville pride and camaraderie here in our nation's capital. It's a privilege to give back to the UVA community that gave so much to me. Wahoowa!
Employer: PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC)
Adriana Usmayo Macedonio
Marketing Co-Chair | uvamarketingandtech@dchoos.org
CLAS 2019, Statistics and Economics
My time at UVA will forever hold some of the best memories in my life. Not only did I get to live in Charlottesville, near a lot of my closest friends, but I was also part of the Tennis Club and had many wonderful professors. I also spent 2 years volunteering at Madison House, and through that, I was able to connect with other UVA students while helping out the Charlottesville community. I am now very excited to re-engage with UVA alums in DC. I look forward to helping and advocating for DC Hoos and making a positive impact.
When I am not cheering on the Hoos, I am attending Zumba class, working on my food blog, or reading a thriller book.
Robert D. Horvath
Scholarship Co-Chair | uvascholarship@dchoos.org
CLAS 1979, American Government and Economics
As an out-of-state student from Cleveland Ohio, I quickly fell in love with the University of Virginia. The knowledge and values that I acquired, the experiences that I had and the friendships that I made there were fundamental for my development as an individual. I truly enjoyed and appreciated my involvement in Resident Staff, the Honor Committee, Avenue and Sigma Phi. After a great career in law, corporate America and Democratic Party politics, I have built a successful small business in the staging/design industry. I have also been committed to giving back through participation in non-profit organizations, including serving as Board Chair of the Ellington Fund for the Duke Ellington School of the Arts.
Employer: Kalorama Staging LLC
Joy Omenyi
CLAS 2015, African American Studies
I first set foot on UVa grounds in April 2011 for "Spring Fling" – a special admittance day weekend for incoming Black students. Since then, I've been back on grounds every year and have worked to improve the experience for students of color that came after me. I served as the President of the Black Student Alliance for two years, and most correctly I served two terms on the Alumni Association's Young Alumni Council. Within DC Hoos, I co-chair the Scholarship Committee, where we aim to provide scholarships to deserving and diverse matriculating first years from the DC-metro area.
Employer: Comcast
David Aramony
Special Events Co-Chair | uvamacroevents@dchoos.org
CLAS 2013, Government and Media Studies
"I wish I slept more in college," said no one ever. While my tenure flew by an amazing thing happened: my college friends became family and UVA traditions became staples of my daily life. Throughout my time at The University, I was heavily involved in a smorgasbord of CIOs from Madison House to Student Government. With those final steps down the lawn as a student in the rearview, I want to provide Hoos an excuse to chant Wahoowa once again by fostering camaraderie among our family. From boat cruises to happy hours, holiday parties to networking events, my goal is to ensure our DC alums always have a reason to call Charlottesville home.
Employer: MuleSoft
Todd Eley
CLAS 2008, Economics and Government
I am Virginia through and through. I was born and raised in Tidewater Virginia and am the only son of two Hokie parents, making my enrollment at the University a sole act of rebellion and it has been an amazing life choice, despite those post-Thanksgiving football games. I was involved in many organizations and student government while at UVA, including two years as co-chair of Student Council's Legislative Affairs committee, bringing students to the Virginia General Assembly and connecting them and lawmakers on legislation impacting UVA. I also had the privilege of being in the inaugural session of Sabato's J-Term Virginia Government & Politics course. I then got to intern for then Governor Timothy Kaine after graduation. After earning my MBA from another Virginia institution, I moved up to Arlington County in 2015, and settled outside Vienna in 2019. I am now eager to give back in a sustained way and supporting UVA and its alumni, students and friends in the DC area is one of the ways I am doing so. I hope to work on building ongoing events and initiatives that tie into the University's 2030 Plan. There are tons of great ideas out there and if we only implement a few of them, we'll make a big difference.
Employer: Fannie Mae
Frazier O'Leary
Speaker Series Co-Chair | uvaspeakerseries@dchoos.org
CLAS 1994, History
I graduated from UVA more than 25 years ago but it wasn't until my daughter started as a first year this year that I got re-engaged with the alumni association resuscitated my love for all things Orange and Blue.
I transferred to UVA as a third year and immediately got involved with the University Union, with the Student Activities Committee and Travel Committee and the On Target Leadership Committee. What I miss most from school is the intellectual and social bustle and vibrancy and I've been inspired to try to recreate that "mini-university" experience wherever I've been.
I'm excited to be co-chairing the Speakers Committee and am looking forward to helping our amazing alumni share their knowledge and experience with each other as speakers, interviewers and interviewees, and panel discussion participants as well as to connect with great thought leaders in our communities (who didn't have the pleasure of graduating from Mr. Jefferson's University)
Employer: Fairway Independent Mortgage Corp.
Elizabeth Campbell
Social Committee Co-Chair | uvasocial@dchoos.org
SEAS 2020, Systems Engineering
I loved my time at UVA and am so appreciative to be apart of such a vibrant alumni network! While at UVA, I enjoyed planning events for the University Guide Service and my sorority. I'm so excited to continue to do that as social co-chair! I hope to bring together DC alumni, friends, and family to form connections that strengthen our network and have some fun while doing so.
Employer: Accenture Federal Services
Aaron Way
While I have many great memories from my four years at UVA, what I appreciate the most are the friendships that I built while on Grounds. Whether it was as part of the Honor Committee, Jefferson Society, Club Rugby team, IFC, or my own fraternity, I met tons of people who helped me grow as a person. As Social Chair, my goal is to host events that help DC alumni strengthen their existing friendships and (hopefully) form new ones.
Employer: Level Access
Talley Snow
Networking Committee Co-Chair | uvanetworking@dchoos.org
COMM 2019, Marketing and Management
I couldn't have chosen a better place to learn and grow during college than UVA, where I was able to explore my interests throughout the community with Camp Kesem, the Women's Center, McIntire, and the Office of Orientation and New Student Programs. After graduating in 2019 (and thoroughly celebrating all of that year's national championship wins!), I moved to DC where I enjoy exploring the city with fellow Hoos. I'm excited to join the UVA Club of Washington board as a networking co-chair and I look forward to meeting more alums at upcoming events!
Employer: McKinsey & Company
Bailey Bloxsome
COMM 2018, Finance and Management
During my four incredible years in Charlottesville, I had many opportunities to see the strength of the Hoos alumni network which consistently proved to be heavily invested in the personal, educational and professional development of myself and many of my friends. I am grateful for the lifelong friendships I developed in IV, VAMT, and the Echols council, and I look forward to remaining a part of the broader UVA community as a member of the Club of Washington Board. DC has an awesome alumni presence, and I'm excited to get to know more of them in the coming year.
Employer: Houlihan Lokey
Boo Devanny
CLAS 2017, Government
My time in Charlottesville will always hold a special place in my heart. When I wasn't cheering on the Hoos at JPJ, I competed on the club sailing team, organized family-friendly events for local veterans with Students Supporting Soldier pSychology, and helped run my sorority's annual philanthropy events. I'm thrilled to continue my involvement with UVA in DC as a co-chair for the Networking Committee, and I look forward to meeting fellow alums at our upcoming events!
Employer: U.S. Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Ellen Loeshelle
Schools Committee Co-Chair | uvaschools@dchoos.org
CLAS 2012, Cognitive Science & Spanish Linguistics
I fell in love with UVA early in my college search process and haven't looked back since! The grounds, community, academics, athletics and proximity to Northern Virginia made UVA a no-brainer for me. While at UVA, I was involved with the Club Ultimate Frisbee team, Relay For Life, Monroe Society and other groups. I find great passion in showing others all that UVA has to offer and I could often be found dragging my friends to sporting events, lectures, films, philanthropy events, etc. during college. Being away from Charlottesville makes this hobby a bit more difficult but working with the Schools Committee gives me the opportunity to fill this void. I thoroughly enjoy being able to more formally engage with incoming, current and former students and help them fall in love with Hoo-ville as much as I did. When I'm not cheering on the Hoos, I spend my time running, playing Ultimate, traveling, cooking, volunteering and playing viola. Wahoowa!
Employer: Clarabridge
Robin Tiberio
From a very young age, I felt the pull to be a part of the UVA community. Something about growing up in Northern Virginia makes you acutely aware of how deep orange and blue pride runs! During my time as a UVA student, I was heavily involved in my sorority as the VP of New Member Education and Head of Standards Board, and volunteered with Madison House. I now work as a Marketing Manager by day, runner/piano player/avid reader by night. I'm very excited about this opportunity to impart the love I have for UVA and Charlottesville on local area high school students, and – once they decide to become a Hoo – help maximize their future success. Go Hoos!
Employer: American Psychological Association
Mary Ellen Matheson
HOOS 2.0 Committee Co-Chair | uvahoos2.0@dchoos.org
CLAS 1988, International Relations
I am thrilled to co-Chair Hoos 2.0 to help bring local UVA alums, family and friends together. The UVA community has played an integral role in my life since 1984 when I arrived on grounds to embark upon an incredible four year journey. My UVA friends – from first year dorms, my sorority, and classes – have shaped both my professional and personal life and many of us remain connected through an active group text that buzzes almost daily. After graduating in 1988, I embarked upon an exciting career in International Business at Tiffany & Co, in NY while simultaneously earning my MBA in Marketing and Management at the Stern School of Business. After relocating to Washington, DC to be closer to family, I tested my MBA skills with a start -up technology company and after learning I was expecting twins, shifted gears to the non- profit world where I have spent the last 15+ years developing and executing fundraising and communications strategies. My passion is to help provide access to opportunities to those who otherwise would be without. I delight spending time with my 3 young adult children and in my spare time I enjoy gardening, hiking and walking with my dogs. I am truly looking forward to reconnecting with local UVA alums and meeting many members of our community through the UVA Club of Washington, DC.
Employer: Year Up
Kim Summerville
COMM 1987, Finance
I am delighted to re-engage with the UVA Club of Washington after serving on its Board in 1989-1990 and its Schools Committee from 1987-1997. My experiences at UVA had a lifelong effect and provided me with an incredible foundation, both professionally and in my everyday life. I am excited to co-chair Hoos 2.0 with Mary Ellen as we aim to get a wide spectrum of alums (30 years & older) in the DMV engaged in the UVA Club of Washington's array of events targeted to multiple generations. I graduated from the McIntire School of Commerce with a concentration in Finance & worked at Arthur Andersen LLP in their real estate advisory & infrastructure privatization group before stopping to raise our 3 children. At UVA, I was active in University Union, now the UPC, Commerce Council and the Sailing Club. I am an avid UVA sports fan, particularly lacrosse, soccer, basketball and football and enjoy attending these games as often as we can, sometimes with our son (SEAS Class of 2022). I look forward to meeting a diverse group of alums of all ages at our upcoming Hoos 2.0 events!
Sophie Maeter
Service Committee Co-Chair | uvaservice@dchoos.org
CLAS 2018, History and Foreign Affairs
Although I came to UVA having never set foot in the state of Virginia before, it's safe to say that becoming a Hoo changed my life. UVA challenged me to become the best version of myself academically, professionally, and socially, and I am proud to have worn the Honors of Honor. Whether it was as an Executive Board member of the College Republicans, Alumnae Relations Chair of my sorority, or simply having dinner with friends at Trinity Irish Pub, I am thankful for everything the University gave me. I am honored to continue supporting our shared values as members of the UVA community as a co-Chair of the Service Committee, and look forward to meeting many past, present, and future Hoos at our events.
Employer: U.S. Senator Shelley Moore Capito
Matt Ohlson
Each day I find myself increasingly thankful that I am a part of the vibrant, caring, and rock solid UVA Family. A proud 2019 graduate of the University, I served as a co-chair to the Days on the Lawn admitted students program, a Men's Leadership Project Big Brother, and a board member on the Economics Career Office Student Advisory Board, among other activities. If you ask my alumni friends and family, they'll tell you it's no secret that I bleed orange and blue straight to my soul. On fall Saturdays, you're likely to find me either at Scott Stadium or three feet from a TV cheering on the Hoos. I wholeheartedly believe in the University's mission and President Ryan's vision that we must be "great and good" and "elite but not elitist." Even though my undergraduate days are but a series of wonderful memories, I am incredibly honored to serve on the board of the UVA Club of DC to help maintain, build, and strengthen the UVA Family that we all hold so dear. Wahoowa!
Employer: Northrop Grumman Corporation
Nicole Cantarelli
Sports Committee Co-Chair | uvasports@dchoos.org
CLAS 2018, Economics and Sociology
I graduated from UVA in 2018 with a double major in Economics and Sociology. While at UVA, a huge part of my experience centered around volunteering with Madison House's PB&J Fund and College Mentors for Kids. I am also a huge UVA sports fan and love going to games to cheer on the hoos! After graduating, I moved to DC to work in legal recruiting and have made sure to make plenty of trips back down to Charlottesville. I am so excited to be part of the Board as the co-chair of the Sports Committee. Go Hoos!
Employer: Latham and Watkins
Rishab Iyer
2020, Systems Engineering and Economics
I am super thrilled and happy to be a part of the DC Hoos Family! Having grown up in Northern VA, I look forward to meeting fellow Hoos who call the area home. I graduated in 2020 with a double major in Systems Engineering and Economics, and I currently work as a Consultant at Appian Corporation. During my four years I was in Charlottesville, my main extracurricular activities included being a Resident Advisor and a Model UN co-chair. As a part of my 4th year research project in sports analytics, I got to interact with many of the student athletes, and also enjoyed being a student during the tremendous 2019 calendar year when we won many championships. I am a huge fan of all Washington sports teams, and I also enjoy playing basketball and golf. I'm excited to meet every single one of you. Go Hoos!
Employer: Appian Corporation
Kimberly Edwards
Arts & Culture Co-Chair | uvaarts@dchoos.org
CLAS 2009 and 2011, Education
Born and raised in Southern Virginia, I loved UVA for the comradery, sundresses at football games, my membership with Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Inc. and enjoying the culture of Charlottesville. I earned both my bachelor's and master's degrees in Education from the Curry School of Education in 2009 and 2011. I am also a graduate of George Mason University Applied Behavior Analysis program. My current work includes educational consulting in conjunction with serving in educational leadership with KIPP DC Public Charter Schools. In my personal life I enjoy running, art shows, musical theatre, and traveling. I'm excited to continue to serve the UVA Alumni DC community as the Arts & Culture Co-Chair.
Employer: KIPP DC Public Charter Schools
Sarah Dean
CLAS 2000, English
I became a passionate Wahoo fan growing up in the Shenandoah Valley close enough to the University of Virginia to attend football and basketball games regularly with my family. My love for UVA only strengthened during my time as a student in Charlottesville, and I am thankful for the education and friendships UVA provided me. After college, I went on to graduate from the George Washington University Law School and I continue to practice law. I look forward to planning arts and culture events in the DMV area to bring UVA alumni, students, family and friends together in our shared love of the University. In addition to UVA and supporting the arts, I'm passionate about animals, the environment, traveling, staying active, and trying new wines. I look forward to connecting with you at an event soon!
Employer: Accenture
Tania Odabashian
Book Club Co-Chair | uvabookclub@dchoos.org
COMM 1989, Accounting
I am very excited to serve on the board as I have such fond memories of my time at UVA. Being from the Philadelphia Main Line, I was the only one from my high school class to go to UVA. I was apprehensive at first but am so glad I decided to come. Chairing the Bookclub makes a lot of sense as I have been an active member for over a decade and it is a great group of Wahoos. I currently serve on two other nonprofit boards and this one will be a nice complement to those. Wahoowa!
My husband, fellow commerce alum Ned Scharpf, and I recently sold our 23 year old company Corporate Apartment Specialists. We remain partners in 18 Woodspring Suites hotels in the Southeast and Midwest and own some multi-family and single family rental properties in the DC area and beyond.
Shivani Das
From the first time I toured the university, I immediately fell in love with grounds and the community. My experience at UVA has been unmatched due to the incredible education, professors, and friends I cultivated during my time there. As an avid reader, I reminisce about spending many hours in the university's beautiful libraries. Upon graduating, I wanted to remain engaged as a member of the UVA community, and I am super excited to be serving as co-chair of the Book Club.
Employer: Deloitte
Jordan Parrish
The second I walked onto Grounds, I knew UVA was where I belonged. I loved everything about my time there, from the friends I made to all of the sporting events I attended. Nothing gets me as fired up as sitting amongst fellow Hoos cheering on our sports teams. I love talking about all things UVA, so I am thrilled to be co-leading the Book Club and interacting with Hoos of all ages in spirited book discussions.
Employer: Tax Analysts
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The Coolest Things To Do In L.A. For Cinco De Mayo 2017
By Julia Wick
Published May 4, 2017 12:00 AM
Photo courtesy of Casa Vega on Facebook
Contrary to popular belief, Cinco de Mayo is not actually Mexican Independence Day (that's September 16), and it's virtually ignored in Mexico. The celebration commemorates an unlikely 1862 military victory over France, and was largely popularized as we know it today through boozy marketing campaigns.
"The corporate marketplace started pushing Cinco de Mayo as a day-long happy hour for downing cervezas and margaritas when it recognized the demographic growth of the Latino population in the 1980s...Beer and alcohol companies led the charge by spending millions on marketing the holiday," according to CSU Channel Islands Chicano studies professor Jose Alamillo. The Mexican-American scholar, who was born in Zacatecas, Mexico, and moved to the U.S. when he was eight, didn't actually learn about Cinco de Mayo until he arrived in an American elementary school classroom.
Americans often celebrate as "Cinco de Drinko" with tequila, sombreros, fake Mexican accents, shouts of ole! and eventual public apologies after crossing the line between "celebrating Mexican culture" and offensive ethnic stereotypes. We love margaritas, day drinking and tacos as much as the next Angeleno (a lot!), but we'd also like to offer some alternate ways to celebrate Cinco de Mayo in 2017.
Do you really love Mexican culture and its relationship to the great city of Los Angeles? Drinking margaritas is one cool mode of showing your appreciation, but finding ways to support all the city's immigrant and undocumented communities—especially during this particularly fraught moment in history—is another really cool way to show your respect and admiration!
Here, in no particular order, are some concrete things you can do to support immigrant and undocumented communities in Los Angeles, on Cinco de Mayo and beyond. Entries marked with an asterisk (*) do not require any Spanish language skills.
Support a Bond Fund*
Immigrant Defenders Law Clinic (ImmDef), a nonprofit doing invaluable work here in L.A., is working to create a "Bond Fund," which will be used to post the bonds necessary to release their clients from immigrant detention. Nearly all of their clients have suffered some sort of trauma and fled their country of origin to come here for safety and refuge. Detention exacerbates and prolongs the trauma they have suffered. Posting a bond allows a child or adult immigrant to fight their immigration case outside of detention and allows them to undergo a more humane adjudication process. By contributing to the Bond Fund, individuals can be assured that their donations will help free someone and help increase their chances of winning immigration relief so that they can remain in the United States lawfully. You can donate here.
Volunteer As A Translator For Children Seeking Asylum
Are you, like many Angelenos, a bilingual English/Spanish speaker? ImmDef's Children's Representation Project has a critical need for bilingual Spanish/English-speaking volunteer interpreters to accompany them during their children's asylum interviews at the Anaheim Asylum Office and interpret on their young clients' behalf. The volunteers do not need to be a court certified translator or have a degree or background in interpretation services. They do need to be fluent in both Spanish and English. They would need to accompany ImmDef attorneys to the asylum interview which takes places at the immigration office in Anaheim located across from Disneyland. They will be needed for the entire interview and can expect to be at the Anaheim Asylum office for three to four hours. Interested parties can email info@immdef.org or fill out the volunteer form on their website.
Conduct Mock Citizenship Interviews*
The Central American Resource Center (CARECEN) empowers immigrants and Central Americans by defending human and civil rights, working for social and economic justice and promoting cultural diversity. CARECEN needs volunteers to help with two different kinds of citizenship efforts, and one of those opportunities doesn't require any Spanish knowledge. CARECEN is looking for English speakers to conduct mock interviews with people in their citizenship classes to help them prepare for the questions that will be asked. The citizenship classes are held daily at CARECEN from Monday through Saturday, so this could also be a good opportunity for someone who works a 9-to-5 during the week and wants to be able to assist on a Saturday. Contact volunteer@CARECEN-LA.org or fill out the volunteer intake form on their website to learn more.
Help Citizenship Seekers Fill Out Their Naturalization Forms
CARECEN is also looking for people (must be able to speak Spanish) to volunteer at their twice-monthly citizenship events and help individuals fill out their naturalization form. The events are held on Saturdays, and volunteers will be trained in the morning beforehand. Contact volunteer@CARECEN-LA.org or fill out the volunteer intake form on their website to learn more. You can also see a full list of volunteer opportunities on their website. And if you are an immigrant looking to naturalize, CARECEN is hosting a citizenship workshop this Saturday.
Take On A Pro Bono Case*
Are you a lawyer? Do you wish your day was less soul-sucking? Well, how about taking on a pro bono case representing an unaccompanied immigrant or refugee child facing deportation proceedings? Sounds pretty fulfilling, right! Kids in Need of Defense (KIND) is seeking lawyers of all kinds to take on pro bono cases. You don't need to know anything about immigration law, and you'll be mentored through every step of the process. According to Michael Hagerty, a pro bono coordinating attorney at KIND, an average case will take about 30 to 45 hours of work throughout its duration, typically over the span of a year or so. No Spanish skills are required. Interested parties should email Michael at mhagerty@supportkind.org. ImmDef also takes pro bono attorneys, and you can learn more about what kind of cases they do here. Contact ImmDef staff attorney Kayleen Hartman at kayleen@immdef.org to get involved.
Host An Item Drive For Central American Unaccompanied Minors*
Interfaith nonprofit Clergy and Laity United for Economic Justice (CLUE-LA)'s Unaccompanied Central American Refugee Empowerment (UCARE) coalition provides resources and aid for child refugees who arrive in Los Angeles as unaccompanied minors after fleeing violence in Central America. You can host an item drive or help raise funds for Central American refugee children living in Los Angeles through UCARE. Contact Guillermo Torres of CLUE-LA at gtorres@cluejustice.org to get involved and learn more.
Give Money To Organizations Doing Advocacy Work*
This is such an easy one! And we know, you already donated to the ACLU (me too, love you guys!), but there are a lot of other great, smaller organizations that also need your support now more than ever. Here are a few places where you can financially support advocacy for L.A.'s immigrant and undocumented communities:
CARECEN
Immigrant Defenders Law Center
Kids In Need of Defense
Coalition for Humane Immigrant Rights Los Angeles (CHIRLA)
Loyola Immigrant Justice Clinic
Clergy and Laity United for Economic Justice (CLUE)

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Halloween II (2009) Movie Review
Even with all the negative backlash for the first film, it still made a good amount of money to warrant a sequel. Now with not having to worry about remaking anything, unless you count the first 20 minutes of the movie as a remake of Halloween II. Rob Zombie crafts his own story and evolves characters in his own style, which includes once again a lot of swearing, grunginess and a hell of a lot of unmasked hobo Myers. Does Halloween II fix the problems from the first, or does it just pile more crap on top? Read on to find out…
Short nitty-gritty plot description from IMDb is as follows: Laurie Strode struggles to come to terms with her brother Michael's deadly return to Haddonfield, Illinois; meanwhile, Michael prepares for another reunion with his sister.
Starting right from the last frame of the first film, similar to the originals, we pick up with a bruised and bloody Laurie Strode, wandering down a lonely street. It's a haunting image, only slightly marred by the fact that the cops that were about to arrive in the last film, have vanished. Also, you may be asking how does Michael survive a shot to the head? Well, it's never explained, but does evil have to be? What is explained, however, is how Michael escapes, which really is dumb, but better than Halloween: Resurrection's way of doing it. After the escape, Rob Zombie decided on doing a quick remake of Halloween II's hospital idea and it's probably the best part of the movie. It has a pretty crazy and graphic kill and seeing Michael stalk the hallways after Laurie was exhilarating and terrifying. Unfortunately, after that short bit, we jump ahead two years and get placed in a Haddonfield that is pretty damn different from the last time we saw it. The whole place looks rundown as if Michael's rampage put them in the hole. Really though, it's just Rob Zombie's style of directing coming through, one that he held back doing in the first one. Everyone in this one is a hippy pot smoking sex hound, just waiting to get their head cut off by Michael.
If you're expecting nonstop Michaelness, prepare to be disappointed. Michael has been living off the grid for a few years and after one two many visions of his younger self (now played by Chase Vanek) and his mother on a white horse (representing evil or something; really pretty much the dumbest way for Rob Zombie to shoehorn his wife into this movie), he heads back to Haddonfield to reunite the entire family. So, we get several scenes of Michael wandering in fields (sans mask and sporting a mean hobo look), a quick stop at the strip club and finally, Michael arrives back in town by the time I feel the film should be wrapped up.
The biggest problem with Halloween II is the random inconsistencies. Michael will sporadically, kill a few people and the next thing you know, he's miles away for no reason, but only to further the plot. The other problems we get should be familiar to people who've watched the first, the swearing. Loaded to the brim with every variety of swear words possible, if you played a drinking game for every time they said something vulgar, you would die from alcohol poisoning in 2 minutes flat.
Brad Dourif (Sheriff Brackett) gets some more screen time and for that, we can be thankful, as he has some great scenes near the end that really show off his talent. I also enjoyed the scarred (both inside and outside), Danielle Harris, as she returns once again as Annie. I'm surprised to say it, but I warmed up a little to the angst-ridden and depressed Laurie Strode, played again by Scout Taylor-Compton. She is not the nerdy high school girl anymore, instead, she's the clinically unstable and nightmare riddled shell of a girl she used to be. She also has quite the mouth on her. Her mother needs to wash it out with soup, oh wait. Dr. Loomis also returns and I'm loving every minute that Malcolm McDowell is on screen. He's turned Loomis into a pompous ass living off the tragedies of others, but deep down, he is as scarred as any other victim. Everyone else is pretty much fodder, meant to get their heads smashed in.
In the musical department, you can expect some big changes. Almost completely absent from the film is any Halloween musical cue. Instead, we get new themes and although one or two are somewhat memorable and played throughout, I'm drawing a complete blank on any other music present. The original theatrical cut had Laurie's theme playing at the end, which I remember really liking, but for the unrated (the version I watched), it's removed and replaced with a cover of "Love Hurts".
I remember at the time liking Halloween II better than the first one. I knew what to expect, I reigned back any expectations and just appreciated it for what it was, a loud and very, very, very gory film. Now though, after watching both films back to back, I came out liking the first one ever so slightly better. Is it because I watched the unrated director's cut? Maybe, but I don't really want to sit down and find out. These two may not be the classics like the originals, but if you separate them and just try to enjoy yourself, it's not an awful way to kill some time on a cool October's night.
Michael Tatlock· October 2, 2014 ·3 min read
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I really must revisit this soon. I picked up the Directors Cut recently as people told me to check that one out if I didn't like the theatrical version. I remember really wanting to love this movie when I saw it but didn't. I hated Laurie, too much cussin', like you mentioned, and just an overall mean tone that normally I would love but didn't here. Solid review
I saw the first Rob Zombie Halloween movie in theatres, but I didn't even remember that Rob Zombie had directed a second Halloween film!
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Musical icon Willie Nelson, originally scheduled to headline the 2018 Space Coast Seafood & Music Festival Feb. 15-19, will perform on March 3 instead. The country star is recovering from the flu.
The festival will go on as planned at Viera's Space Coast Daily Park, 6091 Stadium Oarkway, Viera. The event is the newest iteration of what formerly was the Port Canaveral Seafood and Music Festival.
Tickets to see Nelson range from $29 for general admission to more than $200 for gold-level reserved seating. Those who bought tickets to see Nelson at the festival will be granted admission to any one of the four festival days, as well as the 6 p.m. March 3 concert.
Don McLean, one of America's most enduring singer-songwriter mega-stars and the musician behind the unforgettable "American Pie," will perform at 7:30 p.m. on Friday, Feb. 16. Tickets range from $25 to $69 for that show.
The Wailers will perform at 3 p.m. Feb. 18. Tickets range from $10 to $29 for that show.
At 7:30 p.m. on Thursday, Feb. 15, the Space Coast Symphony will play. Admission to the Symphony concert is free with festival admission.
In addition to musical entertainment, the event features loads of seafood. Golden Gate Seafood, for example, will present 150 feet of drool-inducing seafood, including crawfish, crab legs, alligator, calamari, lobster mac and cheese and seafood boil, for starters.
The Maine Thing will present fresh lobster, scallops, shrimp, fish tacos, gator and crab.
Cousins Maine Lobster will serve Maine and Connecticut lobster rolls, Cousins lobster tacos, lobster quesadilla, Maine lobster tail and lobster bisque.
The award-winning Laughing Crab will offer their famous crab delights. The Conch Shack from Key West will serve Florida conch in a variety of ways.
The festival also includes Greek, barbecue, Thai, Chinese and Japanese cuisines.
Head to Gasolina International Beer and Wine Garden for a selection of brews and vinos, plus cocktails.
Other attractions include Pirate Fest, fair rides and games, arts and crafts, live shark encounter shows, kids' zone and Paul Bunyan lumberjack shows.
Tickets, which start at $8, are available at SpaceCoastSeafoodFest.com or through Ticketmaster.
It's only natural that Florida Tech, which boasts a student population that represents more than 100 countries, should celebrate diversity, and that is exactly what is happening when the Melbourne university hosts International Fest.
The public is invited to the free event, which runs from noon until 5 p.m., Saturday, Feb. 17, at the school's Panther Plaza if it's sunny or the Clemente Center if the weather is inclement.
Attendees will enjoy cuisines from around the world, cultural performances and hands-on experiences.
Children can have fun with bounce houses, face painting and the popular Passport to the World, a program that encourages people of all ages to visit cultural displays to learn something unique about the many countries and cultures represented at the festival.
For more information, call 321-674-8053 or see fit.edu/campus-life.
The Connecticut-based Disciples Quartet has been performing a variety of praise music styles since it began in the early 1980s. Known for tight harmonies and smooth vocals, the group will visit Brevard for a free concert at 7 p.m., Saturday, Feb. 17, at Eastminster Presbyterian Church, 106 N. Riverside Drive, Indialantic.
For more information, call 321-723-8371.
During the Lenten Season, Eastminster will also introduce "Music & Meditation," a unique 8:30 a.m. service on Sundays from Feb. 18 through March 25.
Don't expect a sermon, because the service is a time for individual introspection, devotion and renewing through music courtesy of guest musicians such as violinist Eric Celedonio (Feb. 18) and sopranos Laura Lee and Natalie Harris, who will sing Feb. 25 and March 4.
For more information on Eastminster events, call 321-723-8371.
The Smetana Trio, considered the Czech Republic's foremost chamber ensemble, will be in Brevard for a concert sponsored by the Melbourne Chamber Music Society at 7:30 p.m., Tuesday, Feb. 20, at St. Mark's United Methodis Church, 2030 N. State Road A1A, Indialantic.
The trio has toured extensively in Europe, North and South America and the Far East. Members have appeared with orchestras such as the Bamberg Symphony, the Prague Symphony Orchestra, the Chamber Philharmonic Orchestra Paradubice and the Moravian Philharmonic Orchestra. They have also performed at many festivals including Cambrai, Aix-en-Provence, Nice, Munich, Wurzburg, and Tubingen.
Tickets are $35 for general admission and $10 for students. Purchase at melbournechambermusicsociety.org.
Chef Daro Chan of La Cita Country Club will be guest chef from 5 to 7 p.m. on Friday and Saturday, Feb. 16 and 17, at Chef Larry's Café, 1111 S. Washington Ave., Titusville.
"I will be doing a spin on a Tuscan fish stew, cacciucco," said Chan.
The entrée will be $15, including soup, salad, starch and veggies.
For more information, call 321-368-9123 or visit cheflarrysspice.com.
The 33rd annual Chowder Cook-Off with a Twist is history, and the winners are in for "Best Chowder" and "Best Twist" on the Space Coast.
Seven judges had the exhausting job of tasting chowder to select the winners. The judges opted for Kennedy Space Center's New England Clam Chowder as top chowder, followed by Fishlips' and Rising Tide's. As for twist, the judges selected Coasters Taphouse for first choice, followed by Mambo's Beachside Bar & Grill in second slot and Kenney Space Center Visitors Complex for third place.
The People also had a voice in the awards. For People's Choice chowder, the winner was Kennedy Space Center Visitors Complex. Coconuts on the Beach placed second and Grills Seafood Deck & Tiki Bar earned third spot.
As for "Twist," the Kennedy Space Center Visitors Complex chefs were on a roll and took that first place spot, with Fishlips coming in second and Rising Tide third.
The Chowder Cook-Off, hosted by the Cocoa Beach Regional Chamber of Commerce's Convention & Visitors Bureau, was held Feb. 2 at Port Canaveral.


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Transcript: Amber Frey Talks With Hannity, Part 1
This is a partial transcript from "Hannity & Colmes," Jan. 6, 2005, that has been edited for clarity.
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NOTE: This is part one of a two-part interview. The second part will air at 9 p.m. ET on Friday, Jan. 7.
SEAN HANNITY, CO-HOST: Let's start at the beginning. Were you surprised, first of all, that this became the next O.J.; such a big case?
AMBER FREY, AUTHOR, "WITNESS: FOR THE PROSECUTION OF SCOTT PETERSON": Yes, I was actually.
HANNITY: Let's start when you met Scott Peterson. You had a friend, Shawn Sibley is her name.
FREY: Yes.
HANNITY: She set you up. She had met him. Tell us what she told you about him.
FREY: That she had met a nice, young, attractive man that she felt was the first person that she ever could see setting me up with or that was good enough for her best friend.
HANNITY: So, you first talked to Scott on the phone?
HANNITY: How did that go?
FREY: It was a quick conversation, but he kind of lived up to what she said. He had a good sense of humor, a little bit of wittiness about him. And we just set up our date.
HANNITY: Did you immediately see some warmth or...
FREY: Yes. Yes, there was a good connection.
HANNITY: The impression I got out of the box, Amber, this is one of the greatest manipulators of all time — full-court press, immediately that first day, that first hour champagne is pulled out of the duffel bag. What were you thinking? You met a guy. You thought he was attractive. Your friend had nice things to say about him. What did you think when he pulled out that champagne?
FREY: That he had thought ahead, that there was a romantic side to him — a thoughtfulness.
HANNITY: The lies began in earnest, if you will, if you can say such a thing, there. What was he telling you about himself at dinner?
FREY: Well, actually the lies began with Shawn.
HANNITY: That's a good point.
HANNITY: But the lies to you began here in this restaurant, because he was telling you things about himself that now we've discovered are absolutely false.
HANNITY: Tell us what he's telling you.
FREY: Well, just his travels that was coming up, starting with his uncle and his brother going to Alaska on a fishing trip which later I found out was not true. He was going to Maine with his parents for Christmas for the holidays. That certainly was a major lie.
HANNITY: Cairo?
FREY: Right.
HANNITY: France?
FREY: Well, the thing is some of those, I think, they may have been. I don't know for sure. I don't know if anybody does know for sure. But those were — some things he said — there were forms of the truth or that things actually did happen or somehow he kind of connected them.
HANNITY: Said he lived in Sacramento? Not true.
FREY: Not true.
HANNITY: Said he had a condo in San Diego? Not true.
HANNITY: Did have a Land Rover?
HANNITY: Said he was traveling to Cairo, Paris, Kennebunkport. He's basically trying to impress you as somebody who was very successful. Is that what you felt?
FREY: Yes. I felt that he had a lot of potential in his life, that he was very eager, a hard worker, which really stood out to me and it was something — a quality that I valued about him, and even about myself, just working hard.
HANNITY: You let him pick up your daughter at school. And a lot of people — you've come under some criticism for this — are thinking, "What were you thinking, allowing this guy into your life with your daughter on the second date and then the next day allowing him to pick your daughter up from school when you really don't know him?" What do you say to people that are critical?
FREY: At the point I didn't have any reason not to — or to have those feelings of should I let him or — because at that point I wouldn't — where I was at then I didn't have a hesitance to ask him to do that. And the day before spending the day with my daughter and the evening and just seeing them connect and how he was with her and as well as him talking — our conversations about his nephews and how close he was to them. You put it as two dates. There was a lot more conversation that happened between Scott and I than just two dates. And I always feel that people really want to minimize the timeframe. Yes, it was very quick or short time period but there was a lot more to it than just that.
HANNITY: Well, put it in context maybe this way. He becomes later a convicted murderer.
HANNITY: And we discovered that on the day that he was arrested, which was April 18, that they found him with a filet knife, a double-edged dagger, a folding saw, duct tape, a shovel, and a map that he had downloaded from this computer, giving directions to where you work. When you think in retrospect, you'd only known him two weeks. And you put those pieces of the puzzle together and you can put it in the context of your daughter, how do you feel now?
FREY: I can't change what was. And as far as what was in Scott's mind or what his plans were, I don't know that.
HANNITY: When you found out about all that, that scared me. I read that the day he was arrested — and, of course, he had the goatee and the changed hair color and the $10,000 cash — it reads to me he was going to kill you.
FREY: Even at that time I knew he was still being followed, tracked. I knew that. I was very much very sure of it.
HANNITY: Do you think he was, after finding this out, do you think he was at that point with all those things, that MapQuest to your work with those materials in his car, do you think it's a strong possibility he wanted to kill you?
FREY: I don't know.
HANNITY: It could be though. Scary.
FREY: Yes, very scary.
GLORIA ALLRED, AMBER FREY'S ATTORNEY: Sean, I'd like to add to that.
HANNITY: Gloria Allred, of course, is your attorney.
ALLRED: I think that Amber was very courageous under the circumstances.
HANNITY: We're going to get to that. I believe so too.
ALLRED: Yes, because she did subject herself to danger and to a potential risk of harm. And I think the point that you're making about what was discovered in Scott's car at the time of his arrest is an extremely important one, because if he had known that Amber had been taping him and those phone calls with her and turning all of those tapes over to the police, which she had been doing, I don't know whether he might have intended to kill her, to harm her in some way, to abduct here, to kidnap her.
HANNITY: Did you read what he had in that map download that day?
ALLRED: Exactly.
HANNITY: What do you think, Gloria?
ALLRED: I think there was a possibility that he intended to harm her. I can't rule that out. I hope that there's an innocent explanation. I think supporters of the defense have tried to suggest that maybe he was just going to return a book to her that she had given to him. But I doubt that that would be the case because why would he need driving instructions to her workplace hours away just to return a book? He could have used the United States mail.
I'm just wanting to make the point that she was so courageous, because she didn't have police protection at her house all the time that she was taping.
HANNITY: I agree with you. I think you were courageous. And I am convinced after reading your book — and I'll say this publicly — I don't think they would have convicted him without your testimony. And, similarly, I have no doubt after reading your book that he is the person that committed this crime.
Do you think about the impact of that ever?
HANNITY: What do you think about it?
FREY: To elaborate would be kind of hard for me to do actually.
HANNITY: You still think of him. You still pray for him.
HANNITY: What do you think about Scott Peterson when you think about him now: a convicted murderer now on death row?
FREY: My life is so busy. I have two children that I don't spend a lot of time in that sense thinking about him, but I do pray for him. He is in my prayers as well as his family's and Laci's family's. There're so many people involved that have been hurt.
HANNITY: Do you wonder if he thinks about you?
FREY: I'm sure it's hard not to.
HANNITY: Would you ever want to talk to him again? Would you reach out to him?
FREY: In what sense?
HANNITY: Would you want to talk to him again about anything?
FREY: At this time, no.
HANNITY: Would you want him to read your book?
FREY: That would be ultimately his choice if he so desires to.
HANNITY: Let's go back, if we can. The third day, full-court press continues. Go to get a Christmas tree with your daughter. There's a petting zoo. He says he's never married. I read the book. It's like you guys instantly became a family, it seemed like to me.
FREY: Yes. When we were, I guess, confronted with the gentleman's comment about my daughter and her parents dressed in her warmer, we looked at each other just kind of like neither of us corrected it. And it just kind of was a comfort that we looked like a family and that there was, I guess, somehow that type of connection, which it felt good.
HANNITY: You said in the book, "I began to see us making a life together." And you both said to each other, as Geragos had pointed out, you said you loved each other...
FREY: No.
HANNITY: ...but you said to each other, "I think I really like you." You said it back and forth, right?
HANNITY: Your friend, Shawn, who set you up, finds out that he was married, confronts him. Tell everybody about that.
FREY: You know, that's really an area I have a hard time with, Sean. Her confronting him and their conversation, that area is in my book, but that's another area I felt that Shawn...
HANNITY: You want her to tell it herself?
FREY: I — yes.
HANNITY: OK. Let's talk about you.
FREY: OK.
HANNITY: Because he asked her at the time not to tell you. He wanted the opportunity to tell you himself. So, December 8th — I'm just trying to create a timeline — Laci's not missing until Christmas Eve.
HANNITY: December 8th at this point — now, you started dating him November 20th. December 8th now he tells you that he admits he lied to you.
FREY: December 9th.
HANNITY: Was it the 8th or 9th?
HANNITY: Laci's not missing at the time. And he says, "I've been married in my past."
ALLRED: Sean, may we just back up for a moment?
HANNITY: Yes.
ALLRED: And perhaps I can just encapsulate what happened with Shawn. On December 6th Shawn confronted him.
HANNITY: And discovered?
ALLRED: Because someone that she knew had told Shawn that he had known that Scott was married. And then Shawn, of course, not knowing that at the time was upset, contacted Scott on December 6th.
HANNITY: He denied it at first.
ALLRED: He first denied it, then he went into, "I lost my wife. Please don't tell Amber. Let me tell her."
ALLRED: "I've had a hard time dealing with it."
ALLRED: Exactly. And then we get to on December 9th when he comes to tell Amber because now he has to tell Amber because Shawn knows.
HANNITY: Right. Now, this is where he said to you, Amber, that this would be the first holiday without his wife. This is 16 days before Laci goes missing.
HANNITY: That, to me, no husband ever would ever talk about his wife in the past tense like that.
HANNITY: You never asked what happened to the wife, though?
FREY: How could I?
HANNITY: What happened? Did she die? Was she sick?
FREY: Certainly all those thoughts were there, but the moment that he's sitting in front of me and he has all his emotions going and — how can I add to that by — and he had a way about kind of — I guess you would say manipulate the conversation to where it wasn't even open to asking those questions, that obviously without saying much she's no longer with me. Some people ask if I — or if I'm married sometimes it's easier just to say no. It's less painful. So, he kind of turned so much in there I wasn't able to, nor did I feel appropriate to say, "Well, how?"
HANNITY: You thought you'd hurt him if you asked him?
FREY: Well, because he kind of — another manipulating indication of, you know, when he gets back and for me to take this time and to think about it, because he knows how I feel about trust and that he had lied to me and the impact of that. And so, he was just really all in all just very manipulative.
HANNITY: So, even though you caught him in a lie, in a sense you didn't really feel you caught him in a lie at that point?
FREY: Right. I felt bad.
HANNITY: You felt bad for him?
ALLRED: Because he was also crying ...
ALLRED: ...very much in front of her.
FREY: How can I be mad when he went through such a loss?
HANNITY: The impression I got, Amber, was that you guys were like a married couple already. You're getting dressed together. You're drinking champagne. You're getting ready to go. You're talking about how you're going to introduce him, etc., at the party. I mean, this is about as fast and as quick a relationship — and I got married in six months from the day I met my wife to the day I got married. This was faster than that. I mean, in terms of emotionally you two hooked up, tied up as quickly as I've ever seen.
FREY: I think, again, just early conversations with my girlfriend and him meeting was just that he was looking for somebody. And I was in a point in my life that so was I.
HANNITY: About four days after that, a full-court press begins again. This is when he brings over three dozen roses, two bottles of champagne. And you asked him at that point, "Scott, can I trust you with my heart?" It became a big issue for you. What were you thinking in your mind? Were you thinking, "Can I really believe this is real?" at that point?
FREY: Right. Yes.
HANNITY: He also said he didn't want a biological child. He was going to have a vasectomy. He would raise your daughter as his. And he's saying it at the time when his own wife was eight and a half months pregnant. This again, goes to the conviction issue. It's vital information. Couldn't have gotten a conviction without that. What do you think about that in light of now, the facts when you discover them later and he's telling you that at the time?
FREY: Well, even at the time it sounded — it sounded not normal. He was very young. You know, not having a family and then to know the truth is just ...
HANNITY: The day before Laci disappears, you have a nightmare, you describe it in your book.
HANNITY: Why don't you tell everybody about that?
FREY: The whole story?
HANNITY: Tell them the nightmare. Tell what the dream was.
FREY: Well, like most dreams, they don't really make sense. And it began where in my mind it was my daughter. I didn't really see that it was about her, but in my mind that's who it was. And she was being tickled. And then somebody was over her, a man — I couldn't see the face. And then it became a little more aggressive. And I was like, OK, she can't breathe. Stop. And I couldn't get to her and I became — you know, stop, she can't breathe. And I just kept seeing this vision of a woman with dark, kind of curly hair. And to me in my dream, she was laughing. And I just kept thinking, "Stop laughing. She can't breathe." And it became so intense, I woke up gasping for air. I couldn't breathe. And that day it just — I felt icky and just couldn't shake it. Couldn't shake the dream, thought how terrible to have a dream about my daughter not being able to breathe.
HANNITY: Yes. Do you think there was a Laci connection to this?
FREY: I do.
HANNITY: Why?
FREY: Because later the picture that was in my mind in my dream I saw later. And it wasn't that she was laughing, but that she just had a tremendous smile.
HANNITY: And you think that was Laci's smile?
HANNITY: That's the day before she was missing.
Christmas Eve — let me take you back to that. One of the things that really scared me in terms of the manipulation of this man, he says he's in Maine. He gives you details like a white rabbit crossed my path, just very specific lies. He sends gifts, for example, with this big, elaborate lie that he's going to Europe. He's doing this on the 26th of December, two days after Laci's missing. He's chatting to you while he's at the volunteer center for his wife. When you discover this in retrospect and you put the pieces of this thing together, how overwhelming is that for you?
FREY: When people question why did I tape the conversation, in retrospect, that's why.
HANNITY: Right.
FREY: Because of all these things that had occurred and then being all lies, and just really putting all that together so quickly.
HANNITY: And he's telling you, "We're stronger than ever," while he's at the volunteer center and people are out there searching for his wife that's dead.
HANNITY: Did you think at all about what some of the consequences may be to you and your daughter and your family and your personal life?
FREY: At the time, no, I didn't. And even — not until I was even in Redwood City did I even know the total impact of those tapes and how they were going to be used.
HANNITY: When you just started taping the calls, he calls you, and he acts like he is in Paris calling from the Eiffel Tower. Let's play that tape if we can.
(BEGIN AUDIOTAPE)
SCOTT PETERSON, CONVICTED MURDERER: Amber, hey. Happy New Year.
FREY: Happy New Year.
PETERSON: I wanted to call you.
FREY: Thank you.
PETERSON: Amber, are you there?
FREY: I'm here. I wish you could hear me.
PETERSON: I'm on the — I think that you're there. I'm near the Eiffel Tower. Its New Year's celebration is unreal. You should see the crowd. It's huge.
FREY: The crowd's huge?
PETERSON: Amber?
FREY: Yes, I'm here.
PETERSON: Amber, if you're there — I can't hear you right now. But I'll call you on your New Year's.
FREY: OK. I'll talk to you then.
(END AUDIOTAPE)
HANNITY: He wasn't at the Eiffel Tower?
FREY: No, he wasn't.
UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Where he was at the vigil for his missing wife.
HANNITY: With a thousand people or more.
UNIDENTIFIED MALE: And thank God that Amber Frey taped that telephone call because that showed the jury that, not only was he obsessed with Amber calling her on New Year's Eve, less than a week after his pregnant wife goes missing, but that he had a cold heart towards Laci, that he wasn't a grieving husband.
HANNITY: You even said at this point now, knowing everything, you wrote in your book, "a small part of me missed him."
FREY: I know it sounds bizarre, but when I was talking to him in the early month and those early weeks, what I meant by that is that I missed the Scott that I met.
HANNITY: The one you thought you were falling in love with?
HANNITY: And then you found out Conner was due on your birthday.
HANNITY: Was that hard for you?
HANNITY: You mention God a lot and your religious faith in the book.
HANNITY: And you say God wouldn't tempt you beyond that which you could bare. You quote Corinthians.
HANNITY: Do you feel that? Do you feel that you got stronger as a result of this?
FREY: I feel that my life had prepared me, or that God had prepared me, for what was to come and what lay ahead as well as where I was at, absolutely.
HANNITY: January 6th is the day he confesses to you that — worst thing in the world, I'm so sorry, I lied to you about traveling, is how he set it up. And he said, "I am married to Laci."
FREY: Basically, yes.
HANNITY: What was that like?
FREY: Of course, I already knew the truth. I knew that was coming. It was escalating.
HANNITY: Did you say that's twisted, Scott, you have a missing pregnant wife and you're talking to your girlfriend?
FREY: Right. That was me talking from my heart.
HANNITY: Then you asked the question, "Is she missing because you fell in love with me, Scott?"
FREY: Right. That was a question that was coached by the Modesto police.
HANNITY: Isn't that a likely possibility, Amber?
FREY: I don't know, Sean.
HANNITY: Didn't they ask you to ask if he had a gun, where he buried the body...
HANNITY: ... and he actually denied it all. But he said, you know, when put it in the context, you know, from the earlier discussions, before Laci was ever missing, "my first Christmas alone, I lost my wife." He told you that back on December 9th.
HANNITY: You know, at that point, you can't have any doubt that he murdered Laci and Conner, do you?
FREY: I can't have any doubt...
HANNITY: Do you have any doubt at all that he murdered these two people?
HANNITY: He kept saying you would understand the situation. I can't tell you, I have to protect you. You grilled him. What did you think he was trying to do there, just wait, delay — because also you talked throughout this whole time, while he is out there looking for his wife, this is just the beginning of ongoing discussions.
FREY: Right. Manipulation, more lies, lies about lying. It was endless.
HANNITY: Now you ask him at one point, "Did you have something to do with this?" And that was taped. Let's run that tape if we can.
FREY: So if you had nothing to do with the disappearance, Scott, then why can't you tell me about it?
PETERSON: I can tell you everything about the disappearance.
FREY: OK. Tell me.
PETERSON: I mean, I went fishing.
HANNITY: He also said here, "It's frustrating." He said, "It's frustrating to be going through this right now, and not have the fear inside my heart that you're going to do something with that and that you may have potentially killed your wife." Let's roll that tape, too.
FREY: The thing is, you know where it wrong for you, Scott, in this plan? Is that you didn't think the media would be so big and I'd ever learn of this. That's where it went wrong. That it was so huge that I did learn of this, and that now where are you? Because you were going to come back from Europe, and you and I were just going to take off. You and I were going to be together, and possibly just kind of take off from this area. Am I far-fetched?
PETERSON: Amber, it just hurts so bad for you to think that I could have something to do with this.
HANNITY: Ever think during any of this that he was going to come after you and try and kill you and your daughter?
FREY: I feared for us.
HANNITY: You asked, "Do I need to be afraid of you?" You asked him directly at one point.
HANNITY: And he answered, "I'm not a monster."
FREY: I never said he was a monster, so...
HANNITY: Is he? Can we say he's a monster? Would you say he's a monster?
FREY: I can't say I know what the definition of a monster is, but certainly a pathological liar and sociopath.
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By Campell Craig
Columbia University Press, 1998, 216 pp.
Reviewed by David C. Hendrickson
A harrowing account of the early years of American nuclear strategy, this book offers an unconventional defense of President Dwight Eisenhower. Craig, a diplomatic historian, challenges scholars who have depicted the early Cold War as an era of exceptional stability. The avoidance of nuclear war in that era, he plausibly insists, was indeed a close call. At the core of the book is the long-running debate between advocates of "massive retaliation" and "flexible response." Eisenhower's conviction, fortified by his reading of Clausewitz, was that war with the Soviet Union could not remain limited. His antagonists, including Secretary of State John Foster Dulles, objected to the choice between "holocaust and humiliation" that such an all-or-nothing policy entailed.
Craig provides a solid assessment of the policies of "war-avoidance" that resulted from Eisenhower's acute understanding of the folly of thermonuclear war, but he does not satisfactorily refute advocates of flexible response. There was no necessary connection, as he implies, between a military strategy that recognized gradations of conflict and a diplomacy that was extravagant and risky.
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2010 WHS graduate excited to return to school as teacher
In addition to an undergraduate and master's degree from High Point University, Kathryn McCabe also carries with her a high school diploma from Wellesley High School as she takes up a teaching role in the child lab. (Photo by Rachel Landau '16)
Kathryn McCabe, a 2010 graduate of Wellesley High School, has returned to school – this time in a teaching position.
McCabe works in the Family and Consumer Science Department, often generalized by many students as "Child Lab." McCabe is a teaching assistant in the lab where she helps Ms. Marquedant, the director of the department. McCabe also teaches the class Teaching Young Children.
This is McCabe's first year as a teacher. She graduated last May from High Point University where she received her Undergraduate and Master's Degrees.
McCabe became interested in working with children while taking child lab courses when she was a student at the school. "This child lab center is a lot different than the old one," McCabe said, comparing the child lab space at the current facility to the one in the old building. "The current room is much much less dark, and it's not in the basement."
McCabe also commented on some of the other changes she has noticed since she attended Wellesley, such as the new advisory and house system: "It's cool to come back and see the changes," said McCabe.
In her free time, McCabe enjoys hiking. She also has an interest in photogrography after taking a photography course with photo teacher Mr. Johnson while a student.
It is great that McCabe wants to stay involved here at Wellesley, while also following her passion of working with children. "The best part about working in Child Lab is working with the little kids as well as the older kids. I really like seeing the kids grow, whether they're the three and four year-olds, or the high-schoolers working in the lab," said McCabe. "It's just a really great thing to see," she added.
(Jameson O'Neil '18, Staff Writer)
Checola checks off new position
Book talk reflects on religion in Wellesley school system


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How long does that part take. You might get a driver missing error or something to that effect. My friend has old programs he is concerned he cannot get anymore. After solving your problem, please mark it as solved by clicking 'flair' and confirming the 'solved' tag. When I installed 10240 over a freshly restored Win 8.
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Окремий тип біостанцій — рибогосподарські науково-дослідні станції. Деякі морські біостанції згодом реорганізувались в інститути.

Біостанції в Україні
В Україні найбільші біостанції розташовані на Чорному морі: Севастопольська, заснована 1871–1872 (зараз Інститут біології південних морів імені О. О. Ковалевського НАН України, Карадазька, заснована 1914 року (зараз Карадазький природний заповідник НАН України) — на східному узбережжі Криму і Одеська біостанція Інституту гідробіології НАН України, заснована 1954 року на мису Малий Фонтан.

Посилання

 «A zoological station» // «The Australasian Sketcher», Saturday 12 March 1881, p. 94

 Marine Biological Station (former), 31 Pacific St, Watsons Bay, NSW , Australia (place details)

Біологічні організації

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