Then she calmly waited, relying on the stupidity of the union leaders to fall into the trap, which they duly did.
She calmly defended herself as Middlesex County District Attorney Gerard Leone Jr. pounded away about her late hours and other behavior that prompted the boy's parents, Sunil and Deborah Eappen, to give her an ultimatum to shape up.
He did not want to feel that this neighbor was much younger than he, but an age difference was declared in how calmly and quickly she shed her clothes, as if it were no big deal.
As soon she spots someone who is going to cause trouble or whose hands are beginning to stray, she walks up to them and calmly asks them to get off the train.
Jamie had once calmly said that he would leave home if she ever touched anything in there, and Suzie had agreed that if he wanted to live in a pit then who was she to interfere.
This will enable you to resume the conversation more calmly, while still getting your message across, she says.
"We saw the man who had been shot a few minutes later calmly walking past us with the belt around his arm, " she said.
She knows nothing else, she does nothing else, and so she attacks her task relentlessly, constantly working herself into unpredictable outbursts amid an otherwise calmly calculating aggression.
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The controversy of Jeremiah Wright, Mr Obama's former pastor who had made wildly paranoid and angry anti-American comments from his pulpit, was raised yet again. (Mrs Clinton sought to make a bit more hay.) Mrs Clinton's daft statements that she had braved sniper-fire to visit Bosnia in 1996 (video had shown her calmly walking off her plane) were chewed over once more.
But then, in a move that marked her coming of age as a leader, she cemented her relationship with General Ramos, fired Enrile, announced a controversial ceasefire with the insurgents and calmly took the heat.
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