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By the time I had the furnace going, the table laid in the breakfast nook and the coffee and toast started at 7.30. That left me ten minutes more before Ed would be ready for me to run his bath. Ten precious minutes to myself.  With me it's my hair. Ed's always trying to make me have it cut. He says long hair is unhygienic and besides a woman of my age shouldn't be concerned with appearances. I often wonder what he would say if he knew I spent ten whole minutes every morning just brushing and combing my hair. Just brushing and combing and admiring myself in the mirror like any schoolgirl. Only this morning I didn't. Millie! Millie! Yes, dear? Where's my blue shirt? Soon I can't find it anywhere. Oh, Ed, I gave it to the cleaning. Oh, no. Well, it did need cleaning so badly you said to yourself. I said nothing of the kind. But you did, Ed, you said... All right, all right, I'll wear the gray. You'd better come out and start your breakfast. It's late. Yes, yes, yes, I'll be right out. Ed? Yes? No, Roger didn't come home last night. Oh, isn't he? And I'm worried. Well, I don't see why. Half the time he doesn't get home until three or four o'clock in the morning. Ah, queen, please. Yes, dear. But he's never stayed out all night before. Look, Millie, for two years I've provided food and shelter for your nephew so he could go to college in this town and I've never complained. And please don't say it's because of his old man's money, either. You had a quarrel with him that night, didn't you? Oh, it wasn't a quarrel. I just told him a few things for his own good, that's all. Well, it was more than that. I heard you. You fought with him? I didn't fight with him. There was a little scuffle, maybe. There was blood on the lapel of your suit, too. All right, there was. Say, what are you driving at, anyway? Nothing, Ed. I'm just wondering why Roger didn't come home. Well, don't worry, don't worry, he'll show up. Well, I gotta be going. But it's only half past eight. I've got a walk today. I had trouble with the car last night. Say, that reminds me, Millie, what are all those glass jars doing up on the shelf in the garage? Oh, my preserving jars. Well, whatever they are, they certainly don't belong in the garage. I never start with my preserves until the 15th. Oh, look, Millie, look.  I don't want the garage looking like a cannery. Besides, those things are dangerous up there. Suppose they should fall. All right. Put them down in the cellar. Why, up there, where they are, those things could be the death of somebody. By the time I'd washed up the breakfast thing, he said, Bobby, Bobby's my pet canary. It was 10 o'clock. Suddenly, I remember those wretched preserving jars. I was just starting on them. When I got a glimpse of something out of the corner of my eye and the shadows behind me, I spun around my heart pounding away ten to the dozen and then I saw it. The hand hanging out of the open window of the car, a very still, white hand. Roger's hand was cold when I touched it. Roger was dead. I don't quite what happened after that. I know I was running away from that awful darkness and out into the sunlight of the yard and I was screaming, I did. Then I must have fainted. Because the next thing I knew, there was a little crowd of people standing around and someone was holding me in his arms and that was Duncan. It's all right now. Oh, he's dead. He's dead. It's all right, Mrs. Anderson. It's all right now. Who are you? What? You don't know me, Mrs. Anderson. My name is Duncan Shaw. You fainted. You wigged for like a nightmare. The local police and then the state authorities too, questioning, looking, snooping. They knew he'd died of carbon monoxide poisoning but there were some wounds too on his head and they couldn't explain them. All this and what happened to poor Roger and Ed being so nervous and irritable, finally there was an inquest. I didn't even go to it but it was all in the papers the next day. You're not eating your breakfast, Ed? I don't feel hungry. Oh, all right. Ed? Yes? What does an open verdict mean? Open verdict? Yes. That's what the coroner's jury said about Roger, wasn't it? Yes, yes, that's right. Well, what does it mean? Well, it just means that they don't know. They don't know how it happened. You mean whether it was an accident or something else? Yes, yes, yes. I don't think it was an accident. Do you? I don't know. I don't know what it was. Who do you think did it? What do you mean by that? Just what I said. Who do you think did it? I don't know. What do you mean? It probably was an accident. Maybe it was suicide. How do I know? Somebody hit him, Ed. All right. Maybe somebody did. I don't know and I don't... You don't... What? I said I don't know and I don't know anything about... I didn't say anything more. I just watched him as he stormed down the path to the garage. I suppose it was the way I felt about Ed that was the reason for what happened next. I mean, I'd always felt that way about Ed in some ways I guess, but now it was different. In what way? That morning I was taking a basket of old junk out to the tool shed and it was heavy and maybe I wasn't looking where I was going but as I came around the corner of the house I ran right into someone. Someone who grabbed me by the arm. I'm sorry. Let go of me. I'm sorry. What do you mean by frightening me this way? I didn't mean to frighten you. Well, what are you doing around here anyway? You don't remember me, do you? No, I certainly do not.  I just came around to offer my condolences. Oh, well, thank you. Here, let me help you with that. Oh, no, no, please don't bother. Oh, it's no bother. There's nothing better to do. See, I'm a member of that growing army with the unemployed. Oh, I see. What do you want this stuff for? Please, I wish you wouldn't. Oh, very well. I'll be going then. I hope you'll forgive the intrusion. Oh, you're so forthright. Oh, what about it? Well, when I dropped the basket, I hadn't realized it. No, dear lady, I'm afraid this wound goes back a little farther than that. Oh, I am sorry. Please forgive me. Oh, it's all right. But really, I feel terrible. A veteran and no job. And here, I've been... There must be something I can do to make up for this. Oh, don't feel that way. Well, perhaps just believe me, this isn't charity. Perhaps you'll let me make you some breakfast. Breakfast? Well, uh... Well, then, that's settled. Come along. Uh... You must be a stranger in these parts. You might call me that.  Oh, listen, that. Anything more you'd like to know? I know. You mustn't think that I... Here we are. Just sit down and make yourself comfortable and I'll have something ready in a jiffy. I've been rude, I'm sorry. But it's terribly nice of you, son. Oh, I'm not at all. Tea or coffee, Mr. You know, I've forgotten your name. Shaw. Duncan Shaw. And tea. You know, Mr. Shaw, I mean, I've been thinking and... No, I won't be offended. Well, it's just that my husband's always talking about the state the garden's in and I never seem to have time to do anything about it myself and there's a lot of other things like the mailbox and the fence and the back that's falling apart and... Well, uh... You're sweet. Of course, I couldn't pay very much so if it's going to interfere with any other plans. No. I don't think it would interfere with any other plans. I don't think it would interfere at all. That's how it began. Just as casually as that. A few weeks ago I could never have done such a thing. I'd have worried about what Ed would say and how I was going to tell him or felt guilty and ashamed that I was keeping a secret from him. He didn't make any difference now. I didn't care. Duncan came to work every day after Ed had gone to the office and left before he got home. And it got so high. I looked forward to his coming with a strange secret afternoon. I hope I'm not disturbing him, Mrs. Anderson. Oh, no, of course not. I was just going home for the day and I thought... Of course, if you just wait a minute, I left my purse upstairs. Oh, you've already paid me today, Mrs. Anderson. Oh, yes, I did. You said you were going to hang some curtains this afternoon but I might be able to help. Well, that's very kind of you, I'm sure. Will you join me in a cup of tea, sir? Oh, I wouldn't want to trouble you. There's no trouble. I've got it all made. Oh, so it is. You take milk or lemon. Oh, please. I'll do it. May I? Of course, it's just that... You're not used to being waited on. Well, now you come to mention it. Oh, though not. Or perhaps you've just forgotten what it feels like. Perhaps I have. Sugar? Oh, yes, please.  Oh, I don't know. Like poetry, for instance? Poetry. You recognize this? Edna St. Vincent Millay? Where in the world? You asked me to clean out the attic. Don't can give it to me. There's much left to give. Millay or Nick Kenny. It's all the same to the rats. But there's a name on the fly leaf. Mildred West. And part of a sonnet written out in longhand. You remember what it was? Mildred West? Well, I know. I don't think I do. I think you do. I think you know it by heart. Love cannot fill the thickened lung with breath, nor clean the blood, nor set the fractured bone. But many a man is making friends with death, even as I speak. For lack of love alone. Mildred, you're lovely. Your hair. It's like the Princess Griselda that I used to read about when I was a little boy. I used to pretend I was her knight in shining armor, and one day I would come riding up and rescue her from the dark tower. You see, she was a prisoner, too. Oh, no, Duncan. No. And all this time you've been like her, waiting to be rescued, waiting to escape. Haven't you, Mildred? Haven't you? Oh, yes, Duncan. Yes. Yes. I'm afraid. Of what? Of being happy? No, only of how it will end. Why doesn't it have to end? But it will, and then I'll want to die. There's somebody at the door. It must be Ed. I'll go. Wait, you don't have to. I've been going to tell him anyway. Now's as good a time. Tell him. Well, where is the... Oh, Ed, this is Duncan Shaw. Duncan Shaw? Yes, he's been doing some work around the place. Oh, he has, has he? We're going, Mrs. Anderson. I'll see you tomorrow, Duncan. We'll, uh, talk about that later. There's nothing to talk about, Ed. Isn't there? Well, I don't want him around here. Why not? I don't like strangers hanging around here. Haven't there been enough of them already? How do you know that he is... You sound almost as though you had a guilty conscience, Ed. Guilty conscience? What do you mean, guilty of what? I haven't put a name to it, Ed. I could. What are you talking about? Murder. For Suspense, Roma Wines are bringing you Virginia Bruce in Night Comes Riding. Roma Wine's presentation tonight in Radio's Outstanding Theatre of Thrills, Suspense. 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And now Roma Wines bring back to our Hollywood Soundstage Virginia Bruce as Mildred Anderson, Wally Mayer as her husband Ed, and Howard Duff as Duncan Shaw. In Night Comes Riding, a tale well calculated to keep you in suspense. We never spoke of it after that. We never spoke of much of anything. I knew he'd hated Roger, I knew he'd fought with him, and I'd accused him to his face of killing him. He didn't even bother to deny it. What was there to talk about? I was in love. That was part of it too, I suppose, part of my trying to escape. Falling in love with a boy years younger than myself. A stranger that I'd only known a few short weeks. I knew I was living in a dream world and that I'd have to wake up someday. But I didn't care. Would you pass the milk please, Millie? It's by your place. Oh, yes. Well, I see there was another robbery in town last night. Frank Davis' house. He was wounded too. They took a shot at him. That's too bad. Well, you might show a little interest. That might have been our house, you know. That might have been me that stopped that bullet. Yes, I suppose it might. And you wouldn't care much either, would you? I didn't say that. Oh, look, Millie, there's no use holding this thing against me forever. Holding what against you? Listen, I know you didn't tell them how I fought with Roger that night, and I'm grateful. When the police are looking for a suspect, you never can tell what they're liable to pounce on, but now... It's 8.30. You'd better get started. All right, Millie. That's the way you want it. Well, I see your protégé's out there bright and early this morning. Is he? What's the catch, Millie?  Maybe he just likes working for an important man like you. Or maybe he's smitten with the lady of the house. That'd be your hot one, wouldn't it? Millie's boyfriend. Well, I gotta go. Hello, Grisela. Hello, Duncan. You're beautiful. Had your breakfast? Your hair is beautiful. I'll fix you something. No, wait. Don't you want breakfast? Milton, I want to talk to you. What? So serious? Yes, serious. What is it, Duncan? I've lied to you, Milton. Lied to me? Yes. In the first place, I'm not a veteran. Oh, well, what difference does that make? In this gimpy leg, this limp, I didn't get it in the war. I had it long before, and that's why I wasn't in the war. Why, Duncan, why should that make any difference? Listen, remember the time I told you the fairy story that first time about the Princess of Grisela? Of course. I should have told you another story right then. Does it have a happy ending? No. Then I don't want to hear it. Well, you've got to hear it sooner or later. Oh, Duncan, please, if it's... Now, listen.  He wasn't much different from any other kid born on the wrong side of the tracks then. He just happened to be behind the door when the silver spoons were passed on. But he didn't care, and he did have one break. He had an older brother, Mike. Mike was my whole world until he was killed. Oh, Duncan. We hadn't been doing anything wrong. We were playing a gang of kids playing cops and robbers with an old warehouse for props, but to him, we were fair game. Maybe we did run away, and it was wrong, but we were just kids, scared kids, so we ran. That's when he started shooting. The first shot winged me in the leg. The next one caught Mike in the shoulder and knocked him down. Who started shooting, Duncan? Your husband. Mike fell forward on his knees. I can still see him, just a kid in his knees in the dirt. Then the next shot was a bullseye. It hit him right in the middle of the back. I wanted to kill him then, but I knew I didn't have a chance. He was a big slobber, a gun in his hand, protecting the community, and I was just a kid, but I swore to him that someday, that someday I'd... You killed him, and that's why you came back. Yes. And that's why you came to me and... No, no, no, Mildred. That was something I hadn't planned on. You see, I fell in love with you. That sort of makes a difference. Killed Roger, too. I know it now. For no reason. I couldn't say anything before, but... Murder? What's the difference, what you call it? No difference. And after a while, we could go away. No one would ever know. We could really be together, really be free. Free. But we'd have to plan it that way. Something simple, accidental. Duncan. I know. It's horrible to even talk about it. Duncan, it can be simple. You mean you... Listen, he told me himself this morning. He was reading about the robbery last night. He said it could have been our house. He said it could have been him. Sure. Shot while protecting his home, an accident, one of those things. Does he still have a gun? No. We better do it soon. Yes. Tonight. Tonight? Why not? I'll leave the kitchen door unlocked. All right. What time? He's always asleep by 12. Duncan. Yes? You're not afraid, aren't you? Because I'm not. Not anymore. Afraid? No. Just glad. Because it'll last. I'm gonna kill it. I was quite calm after that. I got supper as usual as I had for the past 10 years. Ed would be home for supper at 7.30. Ed was always home for supper at 7.30 on Thursday. Only on this Thursday for the first time in 10 years. Ed was late. 30 agonizing minutes late. That was good. You're late. What happened? I stopped in at Lerner's hardware. Brought you a little present. Gun. It's no water pistol. What do you want a gun for? What do you think? What are you afraid of, Ed? Who says I'm afraid? But what these robberies and all these other things... What other things? Oh, let's skip it, shall we, Millie? All I say is a man's entitled to a little protection for his home, for his wife, isn't that right? Well, when do we eat? I'll dish it right up. Ed. Yes? About the gun... What about it? Well, where do you want to keep it on? I mean, I'll put it away for you somewhere where you'll always... Oh, no. No, no. From now on, this gun's my right arm. Anybody starts prowling around this place is in for the shock of his life. Why? This thing will knock a man down at 50 yards and, uh, any closer. Well, what's the matter with you?  Nothing. Nothing. Well, come on. I kept it right next to his face all through dinner. Finally, after about an hour of listening to the radio, he got up to go to bed and he took that gun with him. I followed, as I always did, between his bed down for him. As I came into the room, I saw him putting it under his pillow. After that, it seemed hours and hours lying in the dark, watching the luminous hands of the little bedside on cream on to 11, 11, waiting until I was sure he was asleep. Seven so slowly, I flipped my hand under his pillow, reaching for the gun. What's the matter? What's the matter? I think I forgot to lock the kitchen door. Oh, go to sleep, Millie. I locked it myself. I looked at the clock, nearly a quarter of 12. There was no time for anything else, no. I slipped out of bed and down the back stairs to the kitchen as quickly and as silently as I could. Just pushing open the screen door when I felt a hand like a vice close on my arm.  Duncan, Duncan, you've got to get away from here quickly. Oh, have I? But he's got a gun. He got it this afternoon. He's got it with him now. So that's it. I never thought you'd go through with it. Duncan, listen to me, please.  You listen to me. I'm doing the killing tonight. I don't think you can say it in the last minute. Nobody can. But you think I made love to you for all these weeks? What? You think it was fun playing Iceman to a frumpy housewife? Oh, Duncan. You might as well know it. You might as well know all of it. It was me that killed your nephew, too. I thought it was your husband.  Duncan, listen to me. I don't care. I don't care what's happened.   Maybe I still love you. Maybe I'm crazy. But I don't want you to die. Please. We're going. Duncan! We're going. But only for a few seconds. And then I was cramming to my feet again and running blindly across the dark kitchen and up the back stairs. There was still time. I could still stop it. Please, please. Let that still be time. And then the lights blazed out of my eyes. From what seemed a million miles away. Millie! Millie! I heard someone calling my name. Millie, Millie. I got him. The brick break. It's all right, Millie. He's dead. Yeah, dead in the mackerel. Look. Well, what do you know? It's your boyfriend, Millie. Your boyfriend. Duncan Shaw! Somehow I just don't have time anymore to brush my hair because I've always had lovely hair. Once someone said I had hair like a prince, like a princess in a fairy tale. Roma, America's favorite hour of the evening, Virginia Bruce. We'll be back with us in just a moment. This is Truman Bradley inviting our new suspense listeners to discover what our regular listeners already know. That there's an important difference in Roma wines. 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Okay, so this is the solid cylinders moment of inertia, just right rod, okay and you need to find out moment of inertia of this rod about the axis which passes through the end and perpendicular to the rod, the axis is this axis, so how do you rotate like this or it should rotate like that, this is also that axis about which it rotates, find out moment of inertia, the magnet exactly same the way you have derived the center of mass for the rod earlier, so if you get answer which is more than mL square or equal to mL square then that is wrong, doing nonsense, in the case of this the mass was distributed on the surface, so that is why in the case of this you have taken mass divided by area because it was distributed in area, now it is distributed in the length, that is why mass per unit length, okay, so when you substitute it x square into m by its constant comes out of integral, what is integral x square? x cube by 3, 0 to l it will be l cube by 3 or 1 l from denominator gets cancelled away, so mL square by from one of its ends, so that is at this moment of inertia is important, now find out moment of inertia about n perpendicular to rod, same mass m total length is l, x square m by l the limits, what is the distance, yes or no, you decide and then m by 2 is m by 2 to plus l by 2, to cover the, what is the answer mL square by 2 is the answer, minus l cube by 8, so you are going to get mL square by, so what do you have to remember it when you solve problem, okay, so it passes through the rod, the rod is 0, moment of inertia about 0 from the axis, passing through the center exist which are perpendicular to the rod, how many, is the answer mL square by integration, okay, so z axis this is your x, suppose there is a small mass dm, this is dm mass, where the mass y and z, x comma y comma, is the center of the sphere, okay, now let us say I want to find out moment of inertia about z axis, I z, okay, I z for this small mass should be what perpendicular distance of the small mass, square times dm, yes or no, now tell me what is the perpendicular distance of this mass from the z axis, what is the perpendicular distance of this point having x, y, z coordinate from the z axis, suppose this is and y, okay, here is a point whose coordinates are x distance from the floor, this is z axis, I want a perpendicular distance from this line, so perpendicular root over moment of inertia of the dm mass, let us call it as di because just for the small mass, so di z will be equal to root over x comma y square of the whole square, so x square plus y square dm, right, any doubts here, now there will be particles, right, so you have to add up all that to find out total moment of inertia, so I z is summation of xi square plus yi square times dm, this is the moment of inertia of the entire sphere about the z axis, any doubt, now tell me what should be ix, ix will be what summation of yi square plus zi square times dm, i, y will be x square plus z square times dm, you can integrate here also, summation integration is same, okay, listen here, I want to tell you how to fit without integration also, now is i z, ix and iy all are equal, it is a sphere, any line passing through the center is same in all aspects, right, so ix is equal to iy, so if you add it up, i z is equal to what two times of summation, please do it your own, x square plus y square plus z square times dm, do you get this, distance of the surface from the center what it is, right, so this entire bracket constant for whichever x, y, z you take, getting it, so you will get three times of i z r square dm, so r square is constant, so comes out three times, i z is two r square summation of dm, what is summation of dm, total mass, so i z is, is r square, this is a distance of a point from the center, why did you do it, for these three i's, see if it is a sphere, moment of ratio about any line passing through the center should be same, because this axis is no different from that axis, it is a sphere, it is three dimensional symmetrical figure, then i z, i x and i y all three equal, due to symmetry all of this comes, okay, now you can choose to integrate also, the way of this location of a hemisphere, similar way you can follow and get the answer if i am integrating, that is the homework, please write it down, the homework is to determine the moment of inertia using integration for the hollow sphere, integration is easier or this is easier, but this is tricky actually, integration is straightforward, when you learn it, it becomes simpler, okay, so the homework is to find out moment of inertia of the hollow sphere using integration, how you integrate, you assume a ring, here you assume a ring like this, the way we have done it for hemisphere, okay, and you take angle theta like this and this is the theta, you remember, we got the radius of this ring as r, okay, so you can do mass per unit area, try to do it your own, okay, next is solid sphere, this is the last one, there is a moment of inertia, they will not ask you to derive it, integrating and all that, okay, but these methods you must understand how to do it, because J e likes to test you on the basics, they will, the mass changes with length and find out moment of inertia of the rod now, so if you know how to exactly solve it, you will have a question, solid sphere, but actually this is r and the width is gr, can you find out integral of d, so every which we did to find the central mass of the solid hemisphere, same, how you find dm is same, and it is same not only for this chapter, it will be same for some cities, whatever you have done, what is dm? 4 pi r square d, when you multiply it the volume of dm you have to take, which is surface area, pi in pi goes dm by rq r square dm, this is my dm, so here you can substitute by 5, so you will get 2 square, 2 by 5 of mass okay, so we will shut it out, so till now we have done some basic integration to find out the moment of inertia of the some regular shape objects, but what is the issue, the issue is the moment of the issue is that moment of inertia of different axis is different for the same object, okay, so what different axis is and find the moment of inertia, so there has to be a way to find out going moment of inertia of one of the axis, so there should be a way, find for that we are going to learn two theorems which will relate moment of inertia of one axis with respect to the moment of inertia of other axis, very straight forward simple theorems, please write down I am going to done this topic, otherwise just 5 minutes topic I should not leave you to the next class, okay, let me finish this off, please write down parallel axis theorem, okay parallel axis theorem, so draw a rigid body like this, this is a need not be a regular shape, fine, this is a rigid body, this is an axis that passes through the center of mass, this is an axis that passes through the center of mass and moment of inertia above the center of mass is ICM let us say, okay, there is another axis, by the way the axis need not pass through the object, so this about this axis all the axis are parallel to each other, if I term ICM and I are parallel to each other and the distance between them is D, parallel to theorem I will be equal to ICM plus total mass of the rigid body into please write and what is it ICM is the least, so moment of inertia or inertia center of mass axis, fine, but one thing is sure if you are finding the least moment of inertia of all the axis possible it must pass through the center of mass, okay, there is a small proof of this, let us assume this is your z axis x and let us say this is y, whose coordinates are x, y, z, let us say mass is small m i, x i, y and z i, its perpendicular distance from the z is what, root of x square plus y square, so moment of inertia z axis which is also ICM is summation of right now x i, x i square plus y i square, yes or no perpendicular distance is root over x square plus y i square, okay, this is the parallel axis to the z axis, this axis z axis, so moment of inertia about that axis what do you think this will be summation of m i into what will be its perpendicular distance from this axis, the axis is displaced what d, perpendicular distance its x coordinate will be reduced by d, yes or no, so its x coordinate, if d is exactly equal to x the x coordinate for this line will become 0, so it will be summation of x i minus d whole square plus y i square, it is displaced only along the x axis and you can create such scenario, you can rotate your coordinate axis in such a way that it got displaced only along the x axis, fine, now expand this summation of m i x i square plus y i square x square plus y i square plus d square summation of m i minus 2 d summation of m i x i, did you like this, take the summation inside, this constant comes out of summation here and there both, okay, what is this is equal to ICM plus what is this d square into summation of all the masses is total mass summation of x summation of m i, this is what x center of mass, you remember that and what is x center of mass is x, so this is equal to 0 goes, this is the proof of parallel which is next theorem the last topic for today, just two steps done, you should talk about while I am telling, okay, what is the restriction in parallel axis theorem, one axis must pass through the center of mass, are you getting it, center of mass, the last topic for today because perpendicular axis theorem, this is valid only for planar objects, what are the planar objects tell me, planar object at this square planar objects, okay, so according this can also be irregular shape y z, moment of inertia about z axis will be the sum of the moment of inertia about x y, there is no restriction that it should pass through center of mass and please write down z axis, z axis must be perpendicular to the plane of the object, i z is perpendicular to the plane, i x and i y can be in the plane, but i z must be perpendicular to the plane and there is a reason why we have obtained i z, the reason is actually perpendicular to each other, getting it, okay, a quick proof of that for mass m i, what is it, 0 goes, we have been using it till now, it doesn't matter whether it is a plane or solid, okay, so i z is, we write down summation of m i, okay, as soon as this topic gets over all of you will die, what is happening, focus, you should help me write this, today this is stop talking, what is this, tell me what is x, the point from which x is y icon, so this is your i y and that is your i z, okay, so this is the proof of perpendicularity theorem, please write down these guys, this theorem is used quite often if i x is equal to i y due to symmetry, for example if it is this moment of inertia about any diameter should be same, so i x is equal to i y for a disk and i z is m r square by 2 anyways you know it, so i x plus i y becomes 2 times i x is m r square by 2, so about the diameter moment of inertia is m r square by 4 because this is m r square by 2 and these are 2 equal, so 2 times of this is equal to m r square by 2, this is equal to m r square by 4, we can do one problem, keep my time, what is the time,


The aim, or DJ, is to give you treasure? K odpowa, I'm a girl. Covering. Thank you so much DJ and as I said, I'm good to say, show Thank you so much DJ and as I said show We say I love my child, I don't care about anyone else, I don't care about anyone else And I also in studio who is joining us I know we were dancing to her songs That's Yujwi, I just don't know But she will be sharing that with us Alice Kamande Looking up, looking up That is your camera Introduce yourself my dear Okay, whenever I am asked to introduce myself I am always like How do I start But anyway I am very simple I just have to say number one My name is Alice Kamande And I am a child of God And I am a gospel artist, fashion designer And I love people And I love God Amazing Where is that going intro? And you know these DJ nix? Yes I love DJs I love DJs I love DJs I love DJs I love DJs I love DJs I love DJs Such a great song Very deep And line up of them Which one to play Which one to win because of time Amazing songs Thank you so much Yes I love Kanyamaza I love Kanyamaza I love Kanyamaza but I think I've been taking intervals So sometimes I am quiet And then sometimes I come back All the time and then I You know when God gives me A song I come back So I've not been quiet It's just the making of it That looks like it's quiet But aside from singing What else I've been during this season That season And you see Kanyamaza Yes I think there's so much that I do In my life But music is like my main thing And of course people know me for my music So when I'm quiet It means people are not seeing me around Or maybe my song is not being seen out there But I'm still doing my ministry As usual And that keeps me going That keeps me going Yes I just a song Kanyamaza But I'm sure you I have so many songs Like if I would go to the studio And record all of them There's nothing else I would ever do But you know there's a song for a season There's a season for a certain song So you I mean I think I listen to the season And then sometimes God even Gives you a song In times when you don't even expect But a song comes There's time for everything I love you Ali This year you did the songs With Damjomba That come about It was amazing He is in the jaza Amazing This song You know how it came by That was last year But actually it came out now In February It takes time because Logistics of going to the studio Recording The video as well That's why it took some time But it came out in February But let me say It's amazing how it just worked Because Jesh Wakad is the one who called me Because they had talked to Damjomba And Damjomba was like There's this song that I have And I feel like I want to put a Female voice But I don't know who Jesh Wakad is like Why don't you think of Alice So I think it just worked out so fine Because by the time he was calling me to do this song I was also in the mood of Thanksgiving And so when he gave me My part to write It didn't take long I just poured out what was in my spirit Yes, I worked together It's something unique about you Is that all the songs you do They usually name is Ta It's a opinion It's a opinion We collaborated with Dan Kahia I remember we launched it here Yes When you released the video It took you a while before you released the video Yes Music is very I don't even know how to say it Music is not that easy Because there are so many things In between there So we weren't ready to do the video But we released it when we were not ready To release the video But it still continued Minister and people for such a long time So many churches actually picked it up And they were singing it in choirs Personally I loved it Even before the video I really loved it I was still a new believer And I just encountered that song On YouTube when you were going through The songs I sang I was like, wow This song, wow Let me tell you how many of you I have Come from far And of course everyone can attest to it Everyone has come from somewhere So it's a song that Anyone can relate to I love for your new song Now you have done a new song Yes, now I've done a new song It's like a prayer It's more a prayer Let me say where it's coming from It's coming from or rather Badge from a place of pain and healing And so to me I was coming to God with Thanksgiving I think it's been a season of Thanksgiving For me this year Doesn't mean that my life has been perfect And it's not been tough But I have learned in Thanksgiving There's a lot that happens in Thanksgiving In all things Not when things are good But in all things And with that there's some form of joy That comes with it It's not The joyful that are grateful But it's the grateful that are joyful You know Let me start It is not the joyful That are grateful But the grateful that are joyful So in giving thanks all the time It brings so much joy It attracts joy You understand So being thankful at all times Is one of the things that I have been learning through a very long season From last year to this year So I have learned To always just thank God In all things Truly deep Yes, truly rich Even your lyrics Deep and rich Do you write all the songs? Yes, not all I write all my songs Mawangu, I'm the one who wrote the song Like for Dan Khahia We merged to Yes, to put the song together For Damjom It's the same thing, I did my part But most of the song Tumainilangu Is also one song we wrote With Tedi, not Tedi B BZB Yes, there are so many Bs Yes, there are so many Bs Yes, Tumainilangu It's the one that I sang here But the rest I love to Write my songs If I have to sing a song That has been written by somebody else Somehow I own it And I can own it As a song I feel This is what I would still speak to God Yes, because it's not just words Worship is not just saying You just don't I like that You pour out your heart It's not just putting beautiful words In good melody It has to come from the heart And the way it comes from your heart Or how you experience it Is the same way that people will experience it At home Before you tell us What more you have For a new project If you have new colabors That you are expecting and hoping I don't know if you have anything to add Apoko projects Something I've been looking up to To Chiniyamaji And I don't know that to say COVID happened Looking forward to an album Of these fresh new jams And maybe Unbound lounge event Are we anticipating something of the sort In coming soon Let's pray God's grace And we know that We can do all things through Christ Jesus Sometimes we want to do things But for me I think I have come to listen to God more Than doing things on my own Like I told you You've seen when I'm quiet So I'm like You know most of the time we come to God I'm doing this So come along, let's go do it I've been consulting God Instead of first consulting him And then you find what would you rather me do This time And sometimes it's a place Of training When you're told to wait Or do that It all requires obedience That's what ministry is all about Because it's not you You have to listen more Than speak So it's time to speak And then it's time to listen Pianizer Uliza sualingina moja Taking us back to Sankama upendo ule Sambaza They had a certain feel Of music in terms of Beats Arrangement And dance You danced I danced Are we? How many songs do you dance? I think songs that we have We have a certain feel And We have the same message But Upendo ule is actually How do I say it? It's a happy song But it is a beat So sometimes You dance And it's time to just be still Let people soak in So it doesn't mean That people are not soaking in with upendo ule There is someone who is saying ule ule But he is saying God It is you You will still dance I still do dance And I love dancing I'm not stupid As long as this feet are still moving I still have the strength to do so Yes, I pray to God That he gives me even more strength To continue dancing I want you to share your social media Where people can get this music My social media handles At AliceKamande on IG On Facebook On Twitter at AliceKamande1 And on my Facebook On my YouTube channel Is at AliceKamandeTV So Yeah, tell them to go to my TV To my YouTube Anyway, to your YouTube channel And subscribe And get to see more What I have in store for you And what I've done even in the past It's very, very important To follow all the artists And subscribe to your YouTube channel And it's free They don't charge you And follow is also free Follow all her socials YouTube channel Pia Share, if you like a song share Keep on requesting up Janix is always, always coming To play all those music And remember guys today is such a special day Because AliceKamande Will be sharing with us A word, poly time inspiration vibe So you don't want to go anywhere We don't know what the Lord has been speaking to her But she'll be pouring it here On the show But before that AliceKamande I really love that song It's like a prayer Was it a prayer? I really love that song Thank you so much


Good evening and welcome back to Byline. It's September, school is open, the students are back on the college campuses and we're back here in the studio creating some new programming. This is our public affairs show co-sponsored by the Amherst media and our local chapter of the League of Women Voters and we've been over the last eight months helping our friends and neighbors understand what you, our new town counselors, are doing to stand up our new town government. And so our guest tonight is the president of the town council, Lynn Griezmer, and we decided we were going to use the first half of the show to tell you sort of in quick succession what happened over the last and first eight months of our new town government and then what you can look forward to is what we'll be focused on in the second half because we still have another four months or so to go through and in order to complete our first year of our new government. So Lynn, welcome and let's start at the very beginning which is a very good place to start. Are you going to sing that? I'm not going to sing the rest of it. I'll let the listeners sing it in their minds. Good. Well, we've had a very successful start. We started out with what you would call a lot of process making sure that we had the right organization to start with which included our major five committees, finance committee which is dictated by the charter, the other one dictated by the charter is the audit committee and it is not as active in that it doesn't have to meet as often but it's very important. The three others that we created to help facilitate our work of the council are the organization and I'll get it out. It's really hard to get the names of these committees. I just want to go by their... Do the acronym? Acronyms, G-O-L, Governance, Organization and Legislation, OCO, Outreach, Communication and Appointments and CRC, Community Resources Committee. And so those total five committees are committees of the council. There is one, the finance committee that by statute, again by the charter, allows resident members if we so choose and we did and we have now appointed three resident members and they've been actively jumped right in. Two of them come with experience for finance committee, another is a new person to work in town government, if you will. And then in addition to that we had to do a lot of other kinds of things mostly charged by the... created by the charter. One of them is by law review and we're still in the process of that. We've already adopted the changes for the zoning bylaws but we still have the general bylaws to do and we need to do that before December 1st. The next one is Joint Capital Planning Committee and that is one that includes the library and the schools as well as the town council and that has both the small capital projects and obviously has consultative and important input into the large capital projects because libraries and school constitute some of that. And that's a carryover from our former town form of government. As is finance committee accept under this finance committee the charter said you could and you did appoint citizen resident members to that committee to participate in addition to the electives. Right and remember the last finance committee was a committee of town count of the town meeting. So it was all residents. Nobody was on this from the select board just all residents. So the budget coordinating group, the participatory budgeting group commission and then finally and this is a very important one rules of procedure and the charter again dictated that we need to have all of that in place permanent rules. We can change them but a set of permanent rules of procedure and we had to have all that in place by June 3rd and we did. But the participatory budget committee that was dictated by the charter to study the idea of involving the citizenry in making some of the allocations yes in an annual budget from a set aside done presumably by the town council and so that was a study effort at this point because that's not up and running. It's a study effort they need to then come back with a recommendation to the council. And so we didn't use that process in this past budget cycle because we were already into it. Yes and there's also the one that's studying ranked choice voting. That ranked choice voting is another one and that's running into some interesting issues in that the state legislature is actually looking at ranked choice voting. So rather than have 351 different cities and towns having 351 different approaches to ranked choice voting there is now a question as to whether or not there might be a state effort on this and if there is then that will actually take a piece of that out of the hands of the town itself. What that would do is create an enabling statute presumably right which would say any city or town may choose to do this right and if you choose to do it these are the parameters so that there's consistency across the commonwealth. Exactly and then whatever we adopt would have to be in line with those requirements. And to the best of your knowledge are they just looking at it from the municipal perspective or also for the state legislature and statewide election. We've mostly been focused on just the municipal. You have but is the state folk don't know that. I do know there's a lot of statewide efforts and there have been a lot of meetings statewide many of which involve people from out. But at minimum they're looking at the question of how to make this pretty consistent across the state if a community decides to do it. Correct. And so it makes sense to wait and see what they come up with rather than do a totally separate effort. It's going to be a juggling act back and forth because obviously we had to form that committee within our first year because of the charter because of the charter and they're actively now working. So it's a very good committee as you might imagine when you appoint committees in Amherst you can get some serious talent. You certainly can. And so forth and so and then in addition to that we've had some ad-hoc committees and one of them is the initial one was we have this very complicated regional budgeting system for our schools and so one of our members was on the four towns meeting for the school budget for the regional school budget which is the if you will 7 to 12 grades. And then the energy and climate action was started out as an ad hoc committee and now it's become a committee that the council created and in a very unusual way includes two counselors but also includes a lot more residents on that one. So that's going to be resident driven. Yes. But the actions or the actions that they want to recommend and propose will come before the town council. Right they certainly will. And one of the things we're very very clear about is they need to be extremely well vetted with the public because it's really the public that needs to buy in to whatever we're going to do about climate action. We already do a lot in Amherst but we can all do a lot more so. And there's another committee that you did which is very important which is similar right to some town councilors and community members and that's the CRC. No actually CRC is an all town council. All town councilors. And it does and in fact one of the other ad hoc committees that we're actually created just at the last meeting and will appoint at this meeting is a combination of councillors and citizens right other citizens non-councillors and that's the one to look at the percentage for the half percent for art bylaw. This is a bylaw that was passed by town meeting but then it ran into trouble at the state level because of the way a piece of the bylaw was configured it financially is not feasible to do with the way it was proposed. So the whole bylaw is not in effect at this point. So we're now creating an ad hoc committee that will actually propose a new bylaw to replace that one. A new version of that right sticking with the basic idea which is. Well there's two of them one is the half percent on all the major capital buildings and then there's also the other piece and this is where it ran into some difficulty. It was a half percent every time you do some kind of capital project over a certain amount of money but then that money would be put someplace else and then that money would be used for projects throughout the town. It leads to a very complicated set of financial maneuvers. But the basic principle here is we want art incorporated into public buildings and this applies only to public buildings not to private development. That's correct. Okay and so it's it's about taking those two policies integrating them and ending up with hopefully a good workable version for our for our community and not a lot of communities have done percent for arts programs and so this is you don't have a lot to go on elsewhere but it's a very important policy that's actually been implemented in many states for state public construction. It has. It has. We had it in Massachusetts at one time and it went away during one of the recessions and there's been a effort for the last six or eight years or so now to bring it back. That's a good piece A history to know. Yep good piece. So that's that's terrific. Any other committees? The other one is our town council goals and so starting with our retreat last February or so we began to establish a set of goals for ourselves as a town council both immediate ongoing as well as one plus years beyond and so and those have really guided and very much relate to each of our committees and then relate to us being able to say what have we accomplished and we have a retreat coming up on the 21st of this month and we'll be revisiting those goals and those goals then also play into the establishment of the town manager's goals for the coming year. So those will need to be integrated right fantastic. So the quick summary of all of that and that was a bit dense but I'm glad you did it because we have to learn the new structure of our government right and what's happening but basically you were focused on in this section you were focused on creating the institutional structures that are necessary the procedures and processes so that the public would understand the limits and charges and mission and right capacity of all of these institutional elements that form the the nuts and bolts of how the work is going to get done and then there were the rules and the processes of procedure right and you got all that done in the first eight months but that's not all you did no thank heavens it's not all you did because government isn't about right and running for office isn't just about sitting and trying to make organizational charts it's about improving people's lives so let's switch gears so what did you get done with all of that structure okay well first of all we do have the energy and climate action committee we transferred the east street school which is a town owned property to the Amherst municipal housing trust for the purposes of affordable housing we approved funding and opened the new temporary bridge on station road so that that road is now fully open and actually it's a very well-designed temporary bridge it was frustrating when it was closed but yeah i love that it's open again because i go through that part of town as do many other people very very nicely kind of picking up on some past work we were able to finally cut the ribbon on the opening of the mill street bridge near puffers pond and that also the parking has been redesigned around that and so that road is also open two bridges in one year and then just the short term rental option adding the three percent to air bnbs and things like that we also did our own council appointments a planning board and a zoning board of appeals and then a number of council approvals of town manager appointments two of the most important i think and very different and again because of the charter two of those one is the whole issue of the board of licensed commissioners and they became extremely public as we went through the very unfortunate situation we had with one of the newer residents the restaurants with portland right but they they stood there they i mean they stood up they did it they acted fast they did their job and they did it properly they did it with transparency and full public disclosure of what was going on and they served the town well by making sure and it also was fair for the other restaurants and other businesses in town absolutely you can't have some follow the rules and the others skirt them right and we're very lucky and there is an example of where people who've been active in the past governments have also stepped forward in this new government arrangement Doug Slaughter chairs that commission so and brings lots of experience from having done this through the select board we hope to have Doug on in a few weeks so good good uh the other one is the resident advisor committee and two names that are very familiar to the public Jim Pistrang and Connie Kruger are members of that and they're they're the committee that helps the town manager uh look at potential appointments to other committees and so then in addition to that there's been a bunch of committees that appointments just didn't happen with and so we're pretty much caught up but it's still working on making sure those and also there was a considerable amount of work done during this eight month period in terms of upgrading the process and the application and promoting it yeah with our community outreach officers and trying to get more people to participate to apply so that we had a more diverse truly representative set of applicants and appointments so we're seeing an increase in applications uh we're so judging whether or not we're really seeing an increase in diversity and what are the barriers to participation and then there will be another complete look at the appointment process um it's we ran into some very serious concerns about how public it should be or shouldn't be and whether that discourages or encourages people to apply so that's one of the things that the OCA committee is looking at this fall and another big accomplishment of course every year a legislature has to do a budget absolutely and you guys did a budget we did a budget on time no override no override not a lot of new investment because there wasn't a lot there but some some good prioritization of where the dollars should go well and approval of the community preservation act projects including the one on the studio apartments on route nine and then um so that you know those are just some of the kinds of things we we've dealt with issues like public way and the fact that we're water commissioners and a variety of sewer commissioners things that people don't always necessarily think of when they think of the council and uh to go back just one second on uh the cpa and route nine and all of that um there was another development through this process because it was a controversial project and my recollection is the town council took a look at the process and said you know we probably could have done this better in town and so let's take a look at how we handle these types of proposals and you folks came up with a new process to try to consistent with the charters dictate of transparency and civic engagement right make sure that a process of that sort uh was as open and more open than the last and etc do you want to say anything more on that well we did a little backtracking on that particular one and that was a four hour forum that citizens participation of uh some presentations by uh people involved with the proposal for the project some presentations involved presented by people who are opposed to the project and then just general public comment but it was a four hour uh open session and i think very healthy it doesn't resolve everything it doesn't make everybody happy but we felt as a council we really needed to step back and make sure the voices of the community were heard on this one before we did the vote uh we did go ahead and vote on that uh we're still waiting for the valley cdc to submit their application and at that point there's another process for public input as well as if they're approved then another process for public input so it was review and revise review and revise and not only on the substantive uh elements of the proposal but also in the process absolutely great and so now in the remaining time yeah we're going to have to go into our um uh our quick uh there's oh god there was a show with uh lightning the lightning round yeah we're going into the lightning round okay so what's coming up uh well we're launching into our uh manner in which we're going to create a public discussion about the four big capital projects and we're doing that uh we've actually had a terrific meeting just last night we have a model that can be used to really bring out that discussion talk about what people feel we can afford what we need to do overrides what how much of a building can we really afford and look at the four building four building projects in one big picture and it's a scary picture so they're not going to be done in isolation right library schools fire and dpw right correct okay so stay tuned there's going to be a lot of opportunity for discussion absolutely you folks are going to do uh forums and neighborhood meetings and a whole range of things to give people the opportunity to provide input about the nature of the projects we very much like the way the school did the msba process and so we see ourselves doing a series of meetings in our districts and so forth as well as bigger or larger meetings okay that's a big change from town meeting because although there were 240 or so members who could communicate with their constituencies um they didn't organize public meetings and things of that nature so this is one of the other things that comes as a result of the new charter required district meetings right and then a different attitude on the council about making sure that there are ample opportunities and you're going to mimic a good process that produced a a uh a supportable result right when we were dealing with the schools exactly exactly okay what else the we as you know we're in the process of purchasing hickory ridge we hope to complete that sometime early this fall uh we will be and what's the purpose of that land of recreation preservation of the fort river area and so forth just it's beautiful any of it to be constructed upon or all for recreation and conservation two of the pieces toward the very back are the hope is that we will lease those out for solar and get money back because the solar is there and then the front of the property where the clubhouse is is really the only commercial property there'll be a whole planning process around what we really think needs to happen so that building's going to stand and be for the moment for the moment it may everything from potential swing space while we do construction to any number of other possibilities and but maybe over time it might even be torn down or that piece of the property could even be sold comes off the tax rolls it if you use it for commercial that part will stay on the tax rolls if it's used for commercial that part goes on the tax rolls right now based on what we already get for hickory ridge even the two parcels for the solar will equal that amount of money got it so we're not losing anything by having the town take it over so there's a business plan associated with the vision there's a vision a beginning of a vision of which there will be a business plan on it all right okay I think the taxpayers will like that a lot right all right so we also have to develop new budget guidelines for this year we have to review our master plan which is another one of those public forums and then on December 2nd uh paul bachelman and I uh by charter have to provide a state of the town address which we will do at the beginning of the council meeting on that date which happens to be the anniversary of our being sworn in wow okay so literally one year one year to the date yes fantastic and um what can you say about uh economic development in town as you folks are standing up the uh community resource committee right which that's pretty much there is going to be in their jurisdiction it it does it very much is in their jurisdiction but it's very much in their jurisdiction working working with the planning board uh working with and hearing things like from the parking committee that just unveiled their report recent just last week so there's a variety of different things that feed into that including the work that the town does and the hope for work that we would do in encouraging more economic development jointly with the university and would like to see things like that happen so that we might create small businesses that become larger businesses in the general area it's this is an area that you know is near and dear to my heart uh we need to diversify our tax base and we need to do that by doing by bringing in more businesses that are friendly to the Amherst culture if you will great so other things that are running around your mind at this point yeah we just completed the town manager's evaluation yeah and we will vote on Monday on his compensation package and offering him an extension of his contract to august 31st 2023 very good and how long has he been on staff he's been he's just completed three years three years yeah and uh he completed three years and um so he did two under the old system and was having to work on the transition absolutely that's pretty that's pretty intense and he took the job knowing the transition might occur and uh has been terrific in guiding us through that transition great what else anything else lots of things um you know we've been offered some land for the DPW to be cited on land that Amherst college it has graciously offered us we've tried to learn from previous efforts the studio apartments being one of them by having people literally knocking on people's doors people uh meeting with people down on the Kiwanis park and then having two district meetings in district two it's not without controversy nobody wants the kind of trucks and so forth that go with the DPW right next door to their house no matter where you go in town but at some point we have to do it someplace because that building is older than you and I ever even thought about it's over 100 years old wow yeah that's great well sounds like you folks are busy busy busy and um uh you had in your mind what you thought would be your required weekly schedule and amount of time how's what you're actually doing stacking up with what you had imagined I estimate personally for me as president I spend somewhere between 25 and 30 hours a week so that's a really significant part-time job it is but it's hopefully will change after one year because it becomes more routine both for me and for the council uh our council is a terrific council they all pull their own weight and really step to the plate so everybody's doing their jobs everybody's doing their jobs earning more than their $5,000 a year and uh the final thing that I wanted to ask is how have you been finding your district meetings are people showing up are they engaging are they bringing up the kinds of issues you would have thought they vary by district if you will for example uh district one has been actively meeting but has another association in district one yeah district three has been much more and district five have been much more innovative in terms of the kinds of things they've brought in for the district meetings in terms of resources town staff etc um district two our meeting has what our very first meeting was just open kind of what do people want to talk about what pat and I learned is they wanted to talk about parking and then the other two district meetings we had were specifically focused on the parking in the district or parking in town parking downtown downtown they don't live in the district so they don't live downtown so they want to know when they leave the district how can they park well right and also uh can they get on the bus so they don't have to worry about downtown parking downtown because a lot of people want more public transportation absolutely and on that note thank you so much for joining us and for the good work that you and the council are doing thank you for joining us and uh we'll see you again soon thank you


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I remember hearing the clock and the front room strike four, and then I must have fallen asleep. I was dreaming, as I recall it, about a very bloody battle between the blue and the grey. When the alarm clock went off, it was set for seven, because I knew I had a very busy day. It took me a little while to realize what it was, because in the dream at that moment, I'd invented a bell that scared the opposing forces right off the field. It was nice and quiet then. I lay warm in bed for a while, trying to remember my dream and not succeeding. When I did remember that I was alone in the house, that Margaret wasn't there to wake me if I dozed off for just a few more minutes. I'd just gotten out of the bed when the telephone made a loud early morning noise. I shoved my feet halfway into some slippers and muttered down the hallway. Yes? Sorry to disturb you. Is this Michael Dawson? It's a little early, but I think so. Do you drive a Pontiac Convertible License No. 99R 479? Uh-huh, yes. Where's your car now, Mr. Dawson? It's right in front of the house. What's up? Will you look and see if it's there? Well, who is this? Police Department. Sergeant O'Connor. Oh, well, just a minute. I thought it's awfully early in the morning for this to happen, but it's awfully hard to think clearly when you haven't had a cup of coffee or a cigarette. I walked to the front window and my car wasn't there. And I went back to the phone still thinking how hard it is to think clearly when it's early in the morning. Oh, hello. All right here, Mr. Dawson. Uh, it's gone, the car. I just wanted to be sure.  It's pretty badly banged up. Are you insured? Well, I think so. I don't know. I suggest you report the theft to the insurance company and come down to the police garage or the pink owner's slip. Well, all right. I'll be down as soon as I can. I got dressed then and made coffee, drank it, had a cigarette. I called Tommy Castle, my insurance man. Told him that the Pontiac had been stolen and what the cop had told me to do. He said he'd drive me down to the garage. I had the pink slip on the desk and I took it with me. It was a quarter of eight when Tommy picked me up in front of the house. We drove to the police station and started walking around to the garage. You don't need to worry, Mike. You're very well covered. Now aren't you glad you took all the insurance I recommended? Well, I suppose so. Because you're very well covered. Well, that's swell, but if it's completely wrecked, where am I going to get another car? Ah, they could probably fix it like new. And it won't be long before the market will be flooded with new cars. Mr. Dawson? Yeah? Sergeant O'Connor, the car's over there, Mr. Dawson. Where? Oh, oh yeah, I see it. It's pretty badly smashed up. Now, let's look it over closely, Mike. What a mess. Well, you know, that serves me right for leaving it out in the street all night. Never would have happened if my wife had been home. Margaret's much more thorough than you are, Mike. Is Mrs. Dawson a blonde, about five feet three? Yeah. Why, do you know her? Is that your wife, Mr. Dawson? Stuffed in the trunk of the car was Margaret. She was wearing the same dress that she'd had on the day... Tuesday it was, the day that she'd gone to visit her mother. The whole scene was very clear. I can remember easily. Her face was smudged, and I thought she wouldn't like to be seen with her face dirty. And her clothes were badly rumbled. And just below the left shoulder blade, sticking up straight from her back, was the handle of a brass letter opener. I must have started to weave a little, then. Hey, you all right, Mr. Dawson? Easy, Mike, easy. Come over here and sit down. I'm all right. Please, I'm all right. I'm sorry I told you that way, but we had reasons. Reasons? Well, it seems to me... Who could have done it?  She had a few little faults, the same as all of us.   Looks like our local Jack the Ripper again. Stabbing? The whole general setup? He never did any harm to anyone. You better take him home. In a minute, in a minute, let him sit here a while. Margaret. Full of blonde Margaret. I did that pretty well, didn't I? Because I wasn't surprised at all, I'd planned that whole morning. I didn't think it would happen that early, but I knew it would happen. You see, I had stolen my car and left it wrecked for the police to find. And in the trunk of my car, I'd stuffed the body of my wife, Margaret, who I had stabbed in the back at 4.30 Tuesday afternoon. For Suspense, Roma Wines are bringing you Lloyd Nolan in Green Eyed Monster, Roma Wines' presentation tonight in Radio's Outstanding Theatre of Thrills, Suspense. Between the acts of suspense, this is Truman Bradley for Roma Wines. More Americans enjoy Roma than any other wine. Yes, Roma is America's favorite wine, for everyday pleasure, for gracious hospitality. 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And now Roma Wines bring back to a Hollywood soundstage Lloyd Nolan as Michael Dawson and Kathy Lewis as his wife Judy in Green-Eyed Monster, a tale well calculated to keep you in suspense. I was, of course, the prime suspect in the murder of my wife, Margaret. The only thing was that there'd been a series of crimes in my neighborhood during the last couple of months, crimes that all followed a general pattern. And since I was clever enough to fix Margaret's murder so that the death was as neat as the others at the old bean, it was decided at the coroner's inquest that the murder had been committed by a person, all persons unknown, by which they meant the Jack the Ripper character that was running around loose. And I wasn't held. I waited a decent week until after it was all over. And then I called Judy, my Judy. She was so beautiful. She was tall and brunette and willy-win and then beautiful with the loveliest green eyes you ever saw. She answered the phone right away and said she'd be right over. Come in, honey.  I'll bet you say that to all the girls. Come here. Mike, really, everybody on the street will see you. No, it's okay. Say, hey, where'd you get that dress? An old aunt gave it to me. It didn't fit her anymore. Well, it fits you. Thank you. Come on in. In the kitchen. Your new recipe for poached eggs? No, no, I want to tell you something. A story, Mike? So early? A story. A beautiful story about a lovely brunette and a guy who's nuts about her. Who could you mean? Come here. You're very friendly today. Well, you shouldn't have worn that dress. This is a way to affect you. I wear it all the time. Have you missed me? Sure. Have you missed me a lot? Naturally. You love me, don't you? Of course I love you. You rehearsing for your bar exam? Come on. Sit down there. All righty. I'll sit down here. A cup of coffee? A cup of coffee. Okay. There you are. Don't you want some? No. Sworn off? No, no. I have something to tell you. I'm sorry about your wife. Yeah. Yeah, I was quite a blow. I'll bet. What do you mean by that? I thought you said you loved me. Well, I do. Then you aren't too sad about Margaret, are you? Well, it's a shame that she had to end up that way. You know how those things are. Give me a kiss and stop talking so much. Mmm. New perfume? Mm-hmm. Where'd you get it? No. Where'd you get it? Well, really? Do you own me or something? I want to know where you got that perfume. Sit down and relax. What's the matter with you?  You do, and I'll slap you right back. Judy, I love you. Of course you do. Well, that's why I want to know. I get jealous. Naturally. Do you love me? Sure.  You want me to gaze at you with great fawn eyes? No, no, of course not. What do you want? I want you to tell me that you love me. Why? Because of it. Go on. Well, I've proven how much I want you. I think that you should return the feeling. How have you? Of what? Proven how much you want me. Why?  Why? By killing Margaret. What? You heard me. What makes you think I kill Margaret? Didn't you? Now look, Judy, that... Well, this is a pretty tough way to treat you. Didn't you? Yes. Then I'll kiss me, Mike. She loved me. She really loved me. That was all I cared about, all I could think about. She was so wonderful. She just... We got a little house in Glendale and were married out there when nobody knew us. And then that first evening, that very first hour almost, that we were alone together in our own home, somebody came to the door. It was Tommy Casley barged in and he talked and he talked about assurance. You know I'm your friend, Mike, and yours too, Mrs. Dawson. That's why I feel it's my privilege, yes, my duty to talk to you this way.  That is the former... You mean Margaret. Yes, yes, thank you. And, well, you know what happened? What happened, Mr. Castle? Well, he never took out the insurance and so when Margaret to... Well, I mean, she simply wasn't insured. Maybe that's just as well, Mr. Castle. I'm afraid I don't follow you, Mrs. Dawson. Well, if Mike had collected any insurance when Margaret was killed, those silly policemen, you know how they are, they might have thought Mike had some reason. What, Judy? Well, as I was saying, now you two are just married, a whole new life ahead of you. And now's the time to think about the future. Now, listen, I don't like this whole conversation. This is no way to talk to a man on his wedding day. Oh, but, Mike, Mike, that's where you're wrong. This is just the way to talk to a man on his wedding day. Now, look, can I talk to you for just a second, Mike, private? No, please don't go, Mrs. Dawson. This will only take just a second. Now, look, Tommy, this is our wedding day.   And here, here in Los Angeles, this Jack the Ripper character only kills women, you know? All right, I'm telling you. All right, let me sign it. And please, Tommy, here. There we are, there we are.  Well, folks, you can't tell you how much this will mean to you what I do with my hat. Oh, yes, yes, there it is. I can't tell you how much this will mean to you. Mr. Castle, you're going straight back into town. Well, yes, yes, I am. Is there anything I can do? I think I'll ride in with you if you don't mind. What? Oh, I'd be delighted. Judy. I'm sorry, Mike. I forgot to tell you an old girlfriend of mine called me today. She's in town just this one night and I told her I'd see her. But, Judy, it's... I know, but just one of those things, dear. We ready, Mr. Castle? Yeah, yeah, sure, sure. Don't worry, darling, and don't wait up. Well, I just stood there. I didn't know what to say or what to do. It was a wedding night. I moved a curtain aside and watched her go down the walk with Tommy. She was holding onto his arm real tight, too tight. She smiled up at him. I went into the living room and tried to read Sandberg's Lincoln. It was quite a book. Five big volumes. But I couldn't read. I... Well, by midnight, I was in a blind rage. I was going to get in the car and go look for it. I was going to call the police. A minute later, I was in a cold sweat of fear that something might have happened to her and then back to a blind, scalding jealousy again. Finally, it got to be 3.30 in the morning. Hello? Hello, Tommy. Is that you, Tommy? Huh? Oh, Mike. Yeah. Listen, I just came in. I heard the phone ringing. I ran up the stairs. I'm a little out of breath. Where's Judy? Judy? Oh, you mean the Mrs. Why, I don't know. Where did you see her last? Why, I let her out a sunset in western and that was about to... Oh, you did, did you? Well, of course I did. Gosh, Mike, you don't think that I... Well, hello, darling. I told you not to wait up. It's four o'clock in the morning. I know it is, and I'm sorry. Poor Ethel wanted to talk about her troubles. I just couldn't bear to leave. Hey, yeah, a small coffee. Poor Ethel. This was our wedding night. Darling, your white as a sheet. And your trim. Well, sure I am. Wandering around at this hour. There's Jack the Ripper character. What was that? Where have you been? What have you been doing? Well, I just told you, Mike. Ethel, darling. Now, you listen to me. You listen to me. If you ever do a thing like this again... Now, darling, you listen to me. You're not going to try to run my life for me, are you? Your life? I'm thinking about our life. I'm thinking about the history. Mike, that's what I'm thinking about. Our life. And that's not all I'm thinking about. Well, all right then. I'm thinking about Margaret. Margaret? You mustn't be like this, darling. You've got to promise me not ever again. Because I don't think Margaret would like it. Well, she couldn't have made it much plainer, could she? And that's the way it was. From then on, my life was a nightmare. Someone you're crazy in love with and crazy jealous of wondering where they are and who they're with and not able to do a thing about it. Sometimes I think it was getting better. It was going to be all right. She'd stay at home for days at a stretcher a couple of weeks. And then it would begin all over again. She'd just take the car and go. Always some girlfriend, she said. Girlfriend. Finally, I guess I did go a little crazy. I had to know one way or the other. So one night, when she was getting ready to go out, I went to the garage and jimmied the lock on the trunk compartment of the car so it couldn't be snapped shut. I crawled in and pulled the lid down after me. It must have been crazy because it never even crossed my mind until I was lying in there all scrunched up in the dark about the last time anybody had been in there. I mean, Margaret. She drove for quite a while. It almost seemed as though she was just cruising around. I mean, not heading for any place in particular. And finally she stopped. I heard her get out of the car and go in somewhere. When I was sure she'd gone, I cracked a lid over the trunk and looked out. It was dark. She was going into a crummy little cafe. She was in there a long time. And when she came out, there was somebody with her. It was a girl. Could get a taxi. Thanks. So it was a girlfriend this time anyway. And then the car was stopping. I cracked the lid of the trunk open again. It was a nice night and the convertible top was down and I heard it all. But this isn't the way. Why are we stopping? You'll find out. Get out. Get out. Don't argue. Get out. This is your idea of a joke or something. All I can say... As the car roared off, I had a glimpse of it lying back there on the road. The girl's body with a knife in the back dead. After the car was back in the garage, it seemed as though I lay in that dark trunk for hours, shaking and trembling all over. After a while, I crawled out of the trunk, all cramped and stiff. Went into the house. There she was in bed. She looked at me with those half-closed eyes, those lovely, lovely green eyes. And then she turned over with a little sigh and was fast asleep. As I lay there in bed, staring into the darkness, the only answer that seemed to make any sense was that... that I was losing my mind because of what I'd done to Margaret, maybe. That I'd imagined the whole thing. But the next morning, there it all was in the papers. More murder pictures. Fiend strikes again. Fiend. That was my Judy. My lovely, wonderful Judy. The woman I was in love with. From then on, I watched her like a hawk. Day and night, I never let her out of my sight. I hardly slept at all. I did things like letting the air out of the tire so she couldn't use the car, like hiding everything in the whole house that was sharp, appointed knives, ice picks, scissors, let her open. And Judy, she was wonderful. Calm, serene, apparently, without the faintest idea of what was in my mind. I watched her. And I began to think what I had before, but somehow it must have all been a terrible mistake. That was what I was thinking last night. I brought you some tea and melbotose, darling. You're looking better, I think. Oh, thanks. Thanks, Judy. By the way, what ever happened to that letter opener? The new one we used to have on the desk. The what? The letter opener. What do you want it for? To open letters, silly. It's the first of the month. There's a stack of bills in there that high. Judy, you're not thinking of going out? You don't know where that letter opener is? No. No, I don't. Well, I guess I can find something else that'll do just as well. I had to let her open her, of course, but I didn't tell her. I didn't dare. I could feel it inside my pocket as I lay there on the couch in the den where I could watch the front hall on the living room door. I heard her fussing around upstairs for a while. And then she came down and I... I heard the back door close. She was going to the garage. And as I got up, I could feel the letter opener pressing against my side. It was a terrible pain in my head. I don't know what exactly happened there for that. And the next thing the phone was ringing, it was morning. I got up off the couch, stumbled out into the hall to answer. I'm always groggy in the morning before I've had my coffee and a cigarette, but this morning was... then drugged us something. I couldn't think at all. Hello? Mr. Dawson? Michael Dawson? Yeah, yeah. You drive a Pontiac convertible, license number 99R 479? Yeah, that's... I think that's the number Y. Well, we... Mr. Castle's down here already. Oh, yeah.  This is the police department. I was still pretty much in a fog when I got down there. I couldn't quite figure things out.  And where was Judy? Maybe she'd wrecked it. Or maybe that caught her. But then... then they'd have told me about it, not just asked me about the car. Tommy met me outside. He must have been waiting for me. How are you feeling, old man? All right, I guess. I'm afraid you're in for kind of a shock. Was it pretty bad? Yeah, pretty bad. Oh, yeah, there he is now. Mr. Dawson? Yes? Come this way, please. Is that your car, Mr. Dawson? Yes, yes. It isn't wrecked. It doesn't seem to be anything to matter with it at all.  Yes, sir.  Staring at me with those lovely, sightless green eyes dead. Judy. My Judy. And the letter opener was in her back. He'll be coming around in a minute. You better get a snogger for him. He'll probably want to make a statement now. You all right now, old man? Yeah, sure. We can't pay the insurance, of course. You understand, sir. Insurance? No, I don't have insurance on Judy. But I'll get you a lawyer. I'll do anything I can. Lawyer? What? Don't you think you're going to need a lawyer, Mr. Dawson? Well, I'll take care of all that. One accident, that's one thing. But two, two wives, both in your car. Now there's your letter opener with your fingerprints on it. Won't go, Mr. Dawson, not anymore. Then, of course, there's all the others, seven of them, that you killed in the last three months. That I killed? Now now, Mr. Dawson, you're not going to give us any trouble, are you? No. I'm not going to give you any trouble. I guess I... I guess I killed her all right. I must have. I didn't kill the others, of course, but I confessed to them. I was glad to. I'd rather have them think it was me than Judy. My beautiful green-eyed Judy. I've got lots of time to read. I'm almost through the third volume now of that life of Lincoln. Only two more volumes to go. They're pretty long and thick, but I think I'll make it just about. Suspense. Presented by Roma Wines, R-O-M-A, Roma, America's favorite wines. This is Truman Bradley bringing back for the curtain call our suspense star of the evening, Lloyd Nolan. Lloyd, ever since I saw you and Lady in the Lake, I've been wanting to ask you how you liked acting directly into the camera. So talking and looking right at the lens as if it were an individual. Well, really, I enjoyed it Truman, but it was a little tough. So acting is easier when you're talking to another person that helps you watch his reactions, see his expressions, change as you deliver your lines, you know. I see, Lloyd. Well, if you like to watch reactions, just try this idea, Lloyd, to see your friend's expressions reflect pleasant anticipation. Serve them Roma California Sherry with the compliments of Roma, the greatest name in wine. Thanks, Truman. I will. And, Lloyd, I'm sure you'll find as I do that everyone enjoys Roma Sherry for this golden amber fragrant wine with its tempting nut-like taste is so good so many ways. Roma Sherry is the perfect first call to dinner. The ideals start to a pleasant meal every day. And Roma Sherry is delightful and right for friendly entertaining anytime. Good night, Truman. Roma Sherry is always in the best of taste. 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And in this context, you're talking about some of the impact of the occupation on the health system. So in a larger level, how has the health system been affected, especially when it comes to personal and equipment, when it comes to doctors, healthcare personnel in terms of their training, in terms of the psychological situation they're in, what is happening right now. Okay, yes, of course, when there is the lockdown, all the medical, all the healthcare system, they are not in lockdown, all the healthcare professionals, they should be ready in the first line. So yes, of course, in the earlier time of COVID-19, like I'm talking about March time, most of the organization, even the NGOs and the private and even the Ministry of Health, they have difficulty in supporting the availability of all the COVID-19 precautions, like the gowns, the mask, the fields, the gloves, the hygiene kits and all the disinfectants. But now, because of WHO and other international, they started to have it to be available. And the private sector, they start also to bring this kind of equipment, but it was very expensive. It was 10, let's say 10 times more their price. For example, we couldn't buy for our staff, but at least now the situation is much better. Now, most of the protective devices and equipment is available for the medical staff. Of course, the medical staff from nurses and doctors, as a health system, they suffer from shortage of nurses and doctors. And, you know, some doctors and nurses and technicians, lab technicians, for example, they have their own problems that, for example, she's pregnant or they have some chronic disease. They should stay, according to the criteria, they should be staying at home. And this is what happened in the Ministry of Health and in our organization that we asked them to stay at home because they have other medical problems. When the team of nurses and doctors go to work in the quarantine areas, they should stay there for 14 days. After 14 days, they should go back. So this means that medical staff, they are isolated from their social network. They are isolated from their families, from their children, whether I'm talking about men or women, if she is mother and she will not see her child or take care of her child. Yes, this is a very difficult situation. And also, yes, psychologically, it's very dramatic for the medical and professional. They were worried that they would be a victim of COVID because of working with the people who are having this kind of virus. Yeah, and there is a number, let's say, of nurses and doctors and technicians. They were infected by COVID-19 and they were in quarantine and they would have some complications. They have been in the ICU bed and under ventilator, but luckily, still, we don't have any cases. I guess, yes, I guess maybe one or two cases, they died from COVID, which is, let's say, something good for medical staff because we feel that losing one medical staff or it will be a problem for our healthcare system. And then, of dealing with this kind of virus, there were a plan at the national level to train our doctors and nurses how to protect themselves, how to deal with the Ministry of Health and the NGOs.  Feeling isolated from their networks and families and friends. The stigmatization also is very important for the medical staff and for the people they are afraid and they don't want other people and their neighbors to know that they have COVID. You know, the situation of stigmatization is very difficult. So, yes, there is a lot of, let's say, psychological intervention provided by the psychologist, provided by a team working inside organizations like our organization we did for our healthy professionals. We did also psychological support through helplines for the women, for people with disabilities, for elderly people, for also people inside the quarantine. We have a hotline and the numbers and there is another organization also they give support through telephone or WhatsApp or Skype because also as an organization and as a healthcare system also they deal with the victim of violence. So we continue to provide them support through the phone. Many services provided face-to-face through phone calls. For example, in our organization, unless we prepare, tell we prepare our centers as a primary healthcare centers with a tent and a screening area. We were calling our clients like the pregnant woman through the phone call telling them what to do and so on. So, yes, we try to find alternative. We use as a medical staff to work during the emergency, during this conflict to always we will find alternative. And the beauty of the work that we have a national health committee run by Ministry of Health, all the health sectors set and they talk about the plan, the protocol, what to do, how we can divide the work, who can take care of the psychological support, who can go for home visits or do mobile clinic because we continue to do mobile clinic, reach the people in marginalized area, do home visits with all the precautions needed, provide the sanitation material for the people and for the poor area and the marginalized area, provide medication for the people with chronic disease because there is an interruption in the system, in the protocol for early people, for the people with disability, for chronic disease people, for women cancer people. So, we try to as a healthcare system and as an organization and as a health activist to focus and reach those groups and provide them with at least primary healthcare services unless the thing go return back to the normal life hopefully. Thank you so much for talking to us. You're welcome. That's all we have time for today. Keep watching People's Dispatch. Thank you.