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Elgar, J. and Simpson, R. (1993) Union negotiators, industrial action and the law: report of a survey of negotiators in twenty five unions 1991-92. CEPDP, 171. Centre for Economic Performance, London School of Economics and Political Science, London, UK.
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It has been widely assumed that the labour legislation of the 1980s has been a major catalyst for change in British industrial relations. The nature and extent of the law''s impact have usually been assumed and rarely been clearly articulated. This paper reports the results of part of a research project designed to investigate these issues and the processes by which any legal influences took effect. A survey of negotiations in twenty five trade unions was carried out by questionnaire. The responses showed that the law had become a more important factor in the conduct of disputes. Its influence on union negotiations had not, however, been entirely negative. The law on strike ballots stood out as the most important of the changes in the law made by the 1980s legislation and the use of ballots emerged as a feature of union strategy in negotiations. More often than not this produced positive results from a union perspective. Nevertheless overall a majority of negotiations saw the law as an important factor favouring employers in the bargaining process.
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Library of Congress subject classification: | H Social Sciences > HD Industries. Land use. Labor |
Sets: | Collections > Economists Online Research centres and groups > Centre for Economic Performance (CEP) |
Identification Number: | 171 |
Date Deposited: | 19 Aug 2008 09:57 |
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Fleeing ecological disaster, perhaps? Europe does hail from Sweden, which has gone ga-ga for electric cars. Why isn't Europe playing at Live Earth?
The song's also appropriate because today's Friday, so "The Final Countdown" is, quite literally, the final countdown to freedom. Also, it makes us think inappropriate thoughts about Will Arnett, who played Gob (pronounced "Job) on Arrested Development. Gob, of course, used "The Final Countdown" as his magical theme song. We've included two samples – and lyrics – after the jump. (Again, it's Friday.)
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to earth, who can tell?I guess there is no one to blame
we're leaving ground (leaving ground)
will things ever be the same again?
It's the final countdown.The final countdown.
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Islamabad: The International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) joins its affiliate the Pakistan Federal Union of Journalists (PFUJ) in strongly condemning the bomb attack on the home of a journalist in Peshawar, Pakistan on July 2, 2014. The third attack on the journalist's home this year.
This week's incident saw unidentified attackers placed a bomb in the home of Jamshed Baghwan, the bureau chief of the Express News. Both the house and a car were damaged when the device exploded. The journalist and his family escaped the attack as Baghwan had seen unidentified men on a motorcycle planting the bomb. He and his wife took cover as the bomb exploded.
Meanwhile, Police have begun an investigation into the attack but as yet no arrests have been made.
Unidentified men had previously planted a bomb at his home in March this year – that device was found and defused. A month later, masked men hurled a hand grenade at his home.
The latest attack is the fourth on a journalist associated with Express News in 2014. The TV channel has lost four staff members. In January, three employees were shot dead in Karachi when its van came under attack. In March, senior anchor Raza Rumi was attacked in Lahore and his driver was killed. In 2013, the channel's Karachi office was attacked twice, without any casualties.


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Various Artists, "Cole Porter: Delovely Guitar," Solid Air Records SACD 2062, 2007
anthology, drawn from Cole Porter's most familiar songs, follows on the
heels of Solid Air's Henry Mancini: Pink Guitar, which won a Grammy
Award in 2004 for best pop instrumental album. Delovely Guitar repeats
the formula, this time showcasing 14 guitarists from the label's
impressive roster in one solo performance each, with one duet closing
the program. The CD begins with Doug Smith playing "Anything Goes,"
which employs harmonics, octaves, alternating bass and an unexpected
shift of the melody on to the bass strings, leading into a key change.
Nick Charles offers a similarly well-developed arrangement of "I Get a
Kick Out of You." Likewise, Eltjo Hasselhoff's "You'd Be So Nice to Come
Home To," frames a Chet Atkins-influenced treatment with a jazzy, rubato
introduction and coda. Lawrence Juber creates a pop setting for "I've
Got You Under My Skin," dishing out his trademark octave runs, close
jazz chord voicings and treble bends in a very pleasing performance.
Both David Cullen's "Night and Day" and Wayne Johnson's freewheeling
"Love for Sale" are played on nylon-string guitars. These two cuts may
be the most successful interpretations on the disc, at least for
listeners expecting to hear mainstream jazz versions of this material.
Similarly, Mike Dowling offers a sensitive chord melody reading of "What
is This Thing Called Love," although played on a steel-string guitar.
"Begin the Beguine" gets a dark, dirge-like treatment from Jim Tozier,
and may be the most radical reimagining of any of the compositions
included here. As counterweights, Lasse Johansson and Kenny Sultan
lighten things up by recalling classic ragtime and Blind Blake in their
selections. The CD ends with Mark Hanson and Doug Smith dueting on a
pretty, stately "Delovely." This anthology deserves a reception equal to
that of Pink Guitar, although Cole Porter's music comes from an earlier
time than Henry Mancini's and consequently may be more difficult to
recast for solo steel-string guitar. Many guitarists and general
listeners are sure to grab this disc -- they won't be disappointed.
Loudon Wainwright III, "Strange Weirdos," Concord Music CCD-30301, 2007
It's a shame that this insightful songwriter isn't known to a larger audience. Sure, he had a Top 40 hit a million
years ago but it's one better left to the dusty recesses of that bin marked bizarre. Yeah, his sometimes off-kilter
lyrics are, well, weird, but hey, if Randy Newman can do it, why not Loudon? Enough lamenting, maybe scoring a major
motion picture will do it -- sure didn't do Newman any harm. These songs are either featured in or inspired by the
movie "Knocked Up."
I hate to use a description like folk/rock because it could mean anything from vintage Eagles to Peter Mayer
but that's what this is, his acoustic guitar always at the center, with touches of accordion, pedal steel,
mandolin and keyboards on a subtle bed of drums and bass. It's all great dressing for terrific songs about,
well, being knocked up -- love, angst, babies, and life in the burbs, not necessarily in that order. One of my
favorites is "So Much to Do:" "Let's take the final we aced the quiz / Let's get into it whatever it is,"
delivered with Loudon's wry vocals and a honky tonk piano. There's a spirited gospel chorus and organ in "X or
Y" with more of those trademark witty lyrics, "X or Y / Do or die / Pain and joy / It's a girl or boy." "Feel
So Good" is a cool shuffle -- if your foot's not tapping, you're dead. Only Loudon could start a song with "Shut
up and go to bed" and yep, it's called "Lullaby." The admonishments continue over a pretty arrangement of
electric guitar (played by Richard Thompson thankyouverymuch), drums and bass, just right for a lullaby, Loudon-style.
And only he could pen an entire song about math. Well, about that kind of math you do when you're aging --
"Where are they now and what are they doin'? / Everyone's ancient at your high school reunion." On the surface it
may not seem like it but the title cut is a tender ballad, cradled in a thoughtful string section. Acoustic-based
instrumentals are sprinkled through out the album, adding a cinematic feel. Every songwriter should study his work.
His lyrics are refreshing, sharp and creatively descriptive with melodies that don't always go in the usual places.
You don't need to be a songwriter or moviegoer to appreciate this wonderful album.
Loudon Wainwright III's Website Buy it at Amazon.com
John Jorgenson Quintet, "Ultraspontane," J2 Records JJCD7050, 2007
Flatpicker, multi-instrumentalist and composer John Jorgenson has played
extended gigs with Elton John, Chris Hillman's Desert Rose Band, Earl
Scruggs and other high-profile acts. Over the last several years he has
produced several excellent gypsy jazz projects as a leader.
"Ultraspontane" is the latest such offering and arguably the most well
developed of the lot. The focus is on Jorgenson's seemingly unbounded
imagination and technical skill as an improviser. Stephan Dudash
receives nearly equal billing on 5-string viola, playing Grappelli to
Jorgenson's Reinhardt. Jorgenson composed nine of the 12 pieces on the
CD, which shine no less than the stellar playing. The entire program is
executed with equal parts precision and fire. Highlights include
"Swingapore," "Don't Worry 'Bout Me," (with singer Beryl Davis, in fine
voice, reprising her recording of the song with the original Quintet of
the Hot Club of France), "Ultraspontane," and Improvisations #1 and 2.
Yet there are no weak tunes here. On "Lucky Sevens," Jorgenson doubles
on guitar and clarinet, revealing connections between gypsy jazz and its
New Orleans antecedents. Jorgenson recently recorded Django Reinhardt's
Improvisation #1 as a solo on David Grisman's Tone Poets, but here
presents Improvisations #1 and 2 accompanied by the Nashville Chamber
Orchestra Quintet. "Le Journee des Tziganes" (Day of the Gypsies) joins
the jazz and string quintets for a dynamic performance and a folk-rock
influenced break from Jorgenson. Many gypsy jazzers have chops. John
Jorgenson and his quintet have chops in abundance, but his compositional
and arranging skills have helped bring the genre into the 21st century.
If you're unfamiliar with John Jorgenson, there's no better place to
start than with "Ultraspontane."
Eilen Jewell, "Letters from Sinners & Strangers," Signature Sounds SIG2006, 2007
The opening notes of Eilen Jewell's sophomore release -- Johnny Sciascia's low down bass, Jason Beek's insistent
drumming, Jerry Miller's fine guitar twang, and Jewell's harmonica (and later, Daniel Kellar's propulsive
fiddle) -- make a clear and rather swinging statement. Jewell is happily two-stepping away from the downtempo
tunes of "Boundary County," her independent first disc. Forget about the Gillian Welch, orphan-girl-with-guitar
comparisons that were unavoidable then. This is a band record, first and foremost. Song after song on Jewell's
sophomore release stands as a declaration of independence, musically and lyrically. There's the Texas tinged
Jewell original "Heartache Boulevard" with its defiant lyrics "I ain't going home and I ain't going far" and
Miller's retro-country solo played largely on the bass strings. Miller propels the tango of Jewell's "Too Hot
to Sleep" with some downright Dick Dale single string picking on the electric. In case you somehow didn't get
the point, the closer, "Blue Highways" double times it in a song about a character who's out to "put miles behind
these wheels" while giving Miller and Kellar one more chance to trade hot solos. The whole affair is a hoot but,
for me, some of the biggest fun was what Jewell did with some covers she rescues from relative obscurity. Her
leisure approach makes Dylan's "Walkin' Down the Line" -- which I learned long ago from Hamilton Camp as uptempo
ramblin' folk -- even more unruly. With help from Jason Beek, Jewell finds the solid two and four inside the
Woody-Guthrie-folk of Eric Andersen's "Dusty Box Car Wall," but first, she teasingly reminds us where the
tune came from with an intro of sweet old finger picking. Though Jewell populates "Letters from Sinners and
Strangers" with the requisite country dose of folks leavin', heartbreak, and cheap booze, a real sense of
joy dominates the set. It's a steppin'-out-record for listeners and one giant leap for Eilen Jewell.
Craig D'Andrea, "Crazy is Catching," CandyRat Records, 2007
There must be something in the water at CandyRat Records, because those guys are putting out some great acoustic
guitar music lately. This latest effort from Craig D'Andrea, "Crazy is Catching", is no exception. D'Andrea seems
equally at home slapping and tapping his fingerboard, gently fingerpicking, and laying down a blues riff.
The opening cut, "Canada Sad" reveals his ability to drive a groove, moving the listener in and out of the ebb
and flow while never losing his direction. It's a great window into the CD, filled with tasteful, but skilled,
playing. You can hear multiple influences in his playing, like Don Ross (who also records on CandyRat), but
D'Andrea has his own voice, too. "Morrison County" is a rollicking jaunt of musical fun. He tries something
I've never heard before, morphing Chet Atkins and Michael Hedges' styles into one song. I think he's closer
to Hedges here, but it's an interesting confluence. The title cut "Crazy is Catching" features some staccato
strumming like a machine gun ripping off notes rapid-fire. In "For Word", he deftly shifts from tapping
to picking to harmonics at will, showing off his command of the instrument, but creating a cohesive musical
composition as well. "Stages of Obsession" and "Canada Sad" have alternate versions for Don Ross' GobyFish
Records, and they features ensemble playing which adds a new dynamic to D'Andrea's playing. In the case of
"Canada Sad", brings a new fire from the belly, with drums and scorching electric guitar in the mix. This
is a worthwhile CD for any guitar lover's shelf.
Craig D'Andrea's Website Buy it at CandyRat Records
Jud Caswell, "Blackberry Time," Alderdown Music ALDO701, 2007
Every tune on "Blackberry Time" has an undeniable sweetness thanks to Jud Caswell's melodic compositions,
James Taylor-like delivery, and delicate arrangements. But this does not prevent some of the tunes from
delivering real impact. The lovely interplay between two tracks of Pat Wictor's slide guitar and Caswell's
acoustic doesn't dim the delicious gotcha in the story of big city money and small towns in the opening track,
"For Sale." "Whatever Happened to Rob,"is a syncopated contemporary rumination ala "Bob Dylan's Dream."
Caswell's tale details "the further adventures of faraway friends" including the ones who get lost along
the way. "The Men Behind the Bushes" takes a harsh critical look at the current political situation and the
muted reaction of those of us who "feel the outrage fading into numb." "Leave Him," is a stripped down and
different look at a common theme. Here it's the man waiting and hoping the woman he loves will leave her
"strong and silent / not quite violent type." We suspect she won't. "Peace and Quiet" also moves unexpectedly,
here from conflict in the Middle East to conflict within a relationship. Andy Rice's slow bowing on the bass
contrasted with the pizzicato in the chorus heightens the tension effectively, though there's a bit of thematic
overreaching on this one. "Immune" features more lovely picking from Wictor and Caswell and Caswell's attention
to lyrical detail ("You push back your hair / Stir your coffee, taste the spoon"). The title track is as pure and
delightful as the summer day it celebrates. It is the highlight of the album, with Karen Mal's vocal support
and a gorgeous mandolin and six-string duet in the interludes. There's also more of Caswell's observant
writing ("stains upon my fingers / and an aftertaste that lingers / One part sweet, one part fruit, and two
parts seed"). Blackberry Time... how sweet it is!
Jud Caswell's Website Buy it at Amazon.com
Various Artists, "The Woodchopper's Ball," Divine Wind Records, 2007
I have to admit, I love compilation CD's. You get a nice taste of multiple artists' music to see if that's
something you want to invest in, and usually the CD's are a good bargain for how much music you get. "The
Woodchopper's Ball" is just such a CD -- full of fine guitar music, and you get 26 tracks in all. Many of the
artists are from Ohio. There are some famous players on here, like Don Ross, Pete Huttlinger, Stephen Bennett,
Todd Hallawell, and Robin Kessinger. And there are some players many of us have not heard of, like Ryann
Anderson, Kerry Kean, and Jon Mosey. But don't let their lack of star status fool you -- these folks can play.
"The Woodchopper's Ball" runs the gamut of stylings, from tapping to straight up thumb picking to 12-string
guitar to bluegrass to gypsy. The first CD is more high energy, while the second has more traditional tunes
and ballads. The big names you may know, so let me shed some light on some lesser luminaries on this double CD.
Jim Volk's "Conversation Piece" is a musical dialogue juxtaposing A & B parts, and it reminds me of early
Alex DeGrassi or Ed Gerhard when the Windham Hill label was the freshest face on the acoustic music scene.
Jon Mosey has got the rag down on "Variation on a Theme by Fuller", channeling Blind Boy in this clean yet
dirty ditty. "Rain Whispers" by Michael Kelsey finds us sitting in the gentle wetness on the shores of
Lake Erie enveloped by the hovering fog. This is a great CD -- go out and buy it -- you'll get some fine
music, and all the proceeds go to support the Northeast Ohio Coalition for the Homeless.
Brian Henke's Website Buy it here
Steve Lin & Joseph Williams II, "Eliot Fisk Guitar Series, Vol. I," VGo Recordings VG1013, 2007
Any avid classical guitar enthusiast is going to love listening to this recording, but before I can tell you why,
there is some explaining to do. The disc was originally intended to feature the top prize classical guitar
competitor from the 2006 Boston GuitarFest, however, come the time of the competition the festival unexpectedly
found itself with an even number of adjudicators. These four jury members in turn could not agree whether Steve
Lin or Joseph Williams II was more deserving of the award. They instead decided to declare a draw, and thus
this completely unique album came to be. It is extremely unusual to find a disc that is an even division of
solo performances by two individuals, and the result is an unexpected dynamic that I have never felt in a
recording before. There is an added excitement knowing that these two had so recently competed against one
another, and in doing so had garnered such indecision from the judges. Listening to the recording from
start to finish, first hearing Williams then Lin play their individual selections, you feel as if this is
now your opportunity to be the adjudicator. Indeed they are both highly skilled and sensitive musicians.
Both their competition programs run the entire gamut, covering several time periods as well as varying
degrees of technical and musical difficulty. The result is a thrilling musical journey that reaches two
completely separate and individual climaxes as each performer battles for the spotlight. Following this,
as if to reconcile their differences in a cooperative final touch, the two come together to perform a duet
written by Williams. Having had a taste of what the Boston GuitarFest adjudicators endured, I too would have
had great difficultly choosing a winner. However, they must be commended, because their compromise has led
to the creation of one of the most innovative and exciting discs I have ever reviewed.
Marco Pereira, "Camerístico", Biscoito Fino BF676, 2007
Brazilian guitarist Marco Pereira's tenth release, "Camerístico," firmly establishes the artist as his country's
premiere instrumentalist, composer, and arranger. Pereira is also an accomplished musicologist and educator whose
master's thesis on the Spanish composer Villa-Lobos was presented at the Université Musicale Internationale de
Paris. His guitar work has also graced the recordings of some of his country's most renowned vocalists such as
Milton Nascimento, Tom Jobim, and Gilberto Gil. With "Camerístico" Pereira concentrates on his compositional and
arranging skills where many of the pieces feature opulent orchestral arrangements. Throughout the disc one hears
echoes of the classic recordings of Sergio Mendez and Luiz Bonfa. The guitarist is a formidable talent who plays
with both fire and finesse combined with exceptional articulation and tone. While Pereira's playing is at times
subtle and introspective, he never loses focus of his role as leader. The recording features the artist in a variety
of configurations from trio, quartet, quintet, and orchestra. This is an ambitious project with compositions
arranged thematically to produce a variety of sonorous tapestries woven to create a product much greater than its
separate parts. On the opening track "Circulo dos Amantes," Pereira begins with a slow, deliberate, melodic theme,
which segues into an up-tempo section featuring a dazzling array of rapid-fire runs and chromatic lines. Another
standout is the reflective "Violăo Vadio" which is a passionate reading and interpretation of the classic Baden
Powell and Paulo Pinheiro ballad. While fans of the guitarist's solo albums will find this recording a welcome and
enchanting departure from his previous work, all enthusiasts of Brazilian music will thoroughly enjoy this
adventurous musical offering by this exceptional musician.
Marco Pereira's Website Buy it here
Paul Curreri, "The Velvet Rut", City Salvage Records CSR15, 2007
A self-portrait backs the insert, a forlorn Curreri slitting his wrists, hanging himself, falling on his sword....
The message? By any normal standards, "The Velvet Rut" is career suicide. But Curreri is not your normal
singer/songwriter. His complex fingerpicking, easy-going vocals, and torrential wordsmithing have garnered
him praise -- especially among performers -- that requires new superlatives. But Curreri, searching for a fresh
language, produces, engineers, masters, and plays every note on an uncategorizable and uncompromisingly
challenging record about decay, isolation, death, forgiveness, love, and a healthy dose of alcohol...
(There's even a piano duet entitled "Intermission for Beer.") "The Velvet Rut" opens with "Mantra," a
spoken word Velvet Underground homage complete with fuzz, distortion, and repetitive hook ala "I'm Waiting
for the Man." Impelled by loneliness as wife Devon Sproule tours, Curreri embarks on a metaphysical trip
with the mantra, "God bless the patience stretch from fresh into rotten." Lyrically, Curreri looks for
the general in the specific, Frank O'Hara style. Like O'Hara and Kerouac, he mines his personal life
for material: influences, friends, how he met Sproule, the tale of Curreri's fruitless attempt to
save "The Wasp" born too soon, complete with Curreri-fied picking and increasingly complex rhythms.
"Fat Killer at Dawn," finds a murderer,"sometimes in the I Want You... sometimes in the mirror dude."
A song about a self-destructive "Loretta" obsesser, features an otherworldly chorus of singing and
clapping Curreris, amid a mélange of rhymes (left of center, poisonous poinsettia, ass full of splinters)...
Even when soul searching, Curreri retains his monumental sense of humor. He also leaves room for
straight-ahead Curreri tunes: "Keep Your Master's Voice in Your Mouth," "The Ugly Angel," and "Why I
Turned My Light Off." The record closes with a tender and affecting improvised postcard to Sproule
that ends, "Next month, when I'll be overseas, you will be back home. Then I will come back home and
you will be at home." Last words of a promising career? Nothing can stop the limitless invention and
playfulness of the awesomely talented Curreri.
Paul Curreri's Website Buy it at Amazon.com
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MISSION Mr. Philips | |
Game: | Grand Theft Auto V |
For: | Trevor Philips |
Location: | Michael's House, Rockford Hills |
Target: | The Lost Brotherhood |
Conditions of mission failure: | |
Wasted Busted Lost bikers Abandoning Wade or Ron Trevor's truck gets destroyed | |
Reward(s): | |
Ability to play as Trevor Tattoo Parlors Offroad Races | |
Unlocks: | Trevor Philips Industries Nervous Ron |
Unlocked by: | The Jewel Store Job |
- "You are out of business. The Lost MC are out of business. The guns and crank in this area go through Trevor Philips Enterprises, or they ain't goin'!"
- ―Trevor Philips
Mr. Philips is a mission in Grand Theft Auto V, given by protagonist Trevor Philips to himself. Fellow protagonists Michael De Santa and Franklin Clinton also make an appearance in the opening cutscene.
[show]Mission Description
- "Who the fuck are you speaking to? Who? I'm talking to you! Huh?! You fuck! Next time don't get in my fucking face! I just saw a fucking ghost and now I've got to hear your crap?!"
- ―Trevor Philips, to Johnny Klebitz, right after stomping his head to death.
After Franklin meets Michael at his house, they each have a drink to celebrate their successful heist. While they discuss business, the FIB agent who offered him protection, Dave Norton, suddenly appears and asks what's wrong with Michael before bringing up the what if scenario of Trevor discovering his old robbery pal is alive. Michael merely brushes the question claiming that Trevor has to be dead. Dave warns Michael about the potential repercussions of the heist while turning on the TV to show a news interview with the police officer that Michael had threatened outside the jewelry store. Michael maintains that they are not in any danger while denying perpetrating the heist.
Unfortunely for him, Trevor is alive and kicking in his house out in Blaine County, The former robber turned drug addict/sociopath happens to overhears the same news report while having sex with Ashley Butler. The officer being interviewed quotes a line used by one of the robbers: "You forget a thousand things everyday, make sure this is one of them." Trevor instantly recognizes this as a phrase often used by Michael, who Trevor believes to be dead. Shocked, Trevor zips his pants, grabs a beer, and walks out of the house, encountering Johnny Klebitz who angrily tries to confront a still appalled Trevor about the latter's ongoing affair with Ashley while Wade Hebert and Ron Jakowski try to calm Johnny down.
Not caring about the president of the Lost MC hurt feelings, Trevor attempts to walk away from the confrontation while Johnny continues to express his anger. Already rattled by the knowledge of Michael suddenly being alive, Trevor is pushed to a breaking point; he fires away insults and offensive jokes about Johnny's addiction to meth, all in a "mostly" calm tone. He even orders Johnny to pull down his pants so that they may have sex, mockingly claiming that it is the reason why there is friction between the two of them.
An emotionally drained Johnny then lets his guard down, sadly admitting to Trevor that he still loves Ashley. Trevor feigns an attempt to try and console Johnny before throwing him to the ground and smashing a bottle over his head. Trevor then repeatedly stomps on Johnny's head and kills him while Ashley, Ron and Wade watch in horror. Ashley runs over to Johnny's dead body while the other three get into Trevor's truck and leave.
Knowing that Johnny's gang will be outraged over its leader's brutal murder, Trevor decides to wipe out The Lost and their meth business from Blaine County before they have a chance to exact revenge. He drives with Wade and Ron to a Lost hangout in Grapeseed where Terry Thorpe, Clay Simons, and other members of the Lost are. After announcing and mocking Johnny's death, the members of The Lost retreat to their trailer park to notify the rest of the gang. Trevor follows them there and brutally kills the whole gang in a violent rage, including Terry and Clay.
Afterwards, Trevor commands Wade to begin looking for Michael and drives with Ron to a trailer belonging to the Aztecas leader, Ortega. After pushing Ortega's trailer into the adjacent river, Trevor can kill or spare Ortega, solidifying his new position as Blaine County's meth and gun king. Sparing Ortega will make him appear as another thug in Trevor Philips Industries, killing him will not, and replaying the mission later on will have the game treat it as if you spared him regardless.
Mission objectives
In order to complete the mission, the player must:
- Drive to Grapeseed.
- Confront Terry, Clay and the other Lost MC Members,
- Follow the van to their hideout.
- Kill every last Lost MC member.
- Go to Ortega's trailer.
- Push Ortega's trailer to the river.
- Threaten Ortega.
- Go to Trevor's Trailer.
Gold Medal Objectives
- No Survivors - Kill all fleeing bikers.
- Headshots - Get 12 headshots. Time - Complete within 12:00.
- Trailer Trashed - Cause $5000 damage to Ortega's trailer.
- Lost and Damned - Kill Terry and Clay during the chase.
- Johnny Klebitz - Killed by Trevor for expressing his anger towards him.
- Terry Thorpe - Killed by Trevor during the shootout.
- Clay Simons - Killed by Trevor during the shootout.
- Ortega (Optional) - Can be killed by Trevor in an attempt to rule the criminal empire in Blaine County. Otherwise, Ortega will be killed by Trevor in Trevor Philips Industries.
- Ashley Butler (Optional) - Can be killed by Trevor after he kills Johnny. Otherwise, a news report will say that she dies after having participated in a heroin orgy.
Bleeter Posts
- @LostMotorcycleClub - "rumors goin round that johnny klebitz been killed somewhere out in san andreas curse of the liberty city chapter lives on"
- @fukudad3 - "my buddy mick tells me some crazy fuckers r waging war on the Lost at the alamo sea killed more bikers than lung cancer"
- This mission finally confirms the death of Johnny Klebitz, who was rumored to have died in the Second Trailer and the leaked audio file. The scene where Trevor pushes Ortega's trailer into the river can be seen in the same Trailer.
- It also confirms the deaths of Terry and Clay, members of the Lost MC and friends of Johnny in The Lost and Damned.
- At the beginning when Trevor finished having sex with Ashley, he zips up his pants, despite the fact he is wearing sweatpants.
- This is the first appearance of Ron Jakowski and Wade Hebert in the game's storyline during this mission.
- After Johnny dies, Trevor can go back to his corpse and find his head busted open, showing his brain. Also, if the player tries to approach Ashley, she will run away.
- Ashley can be killed after Trevor kills Johnny, although killing her won't fail the mission or affect the story. Wade's conversation with Trevor on the way to meet other members of The Lost will differ though, commenting on her death.
- Ashley dies after having participated in a heroin orgy after this mission, reported on Weazel News. It is mentioned after the mission Eye in the Sky.
- This mission can be started by either Michael or Franklin, however neither of them are playable, instead Trevor is the main playable character in this.
- If the player start this mission using Michael, he can see a unique conversation between Michael and Amanda in the begining of the cutscene.
- This is the first appearance of Trevor Philips since the Prologue.
- When the mission is completed, you cannot play as Michael or Franklin until you complete Friends Reunited.
- Although it is intended that Michael doesn't know Trevor's whereabouts by this mission, Michael can still hear a message left from Trevor to Ron on Blaine County Radio prior to this mission.
- Strangely, when approching Ashley while she is crying over Johnny's body, the body will somehow get launched a couple inches away from Ashley, then she'll get up and run away.
- After choosing Ortega's fate, the radio station will be tuned into Rebel Radio and the track "I Ain't Living Long Like This" will always play while Trevor drives himself and Ron back to their trailers. The song is an obvious reference to Johnny's run of terrible luck while in charge of The Lost MC, as well as him being ultimately killed by Trevor.
- After Trevor stomped Johnny Klebitz to death, you can still see him blinking and moving his mouth. Many people who've seen this, claim that Johnny is still alive,
- But after Johnny's body launches a few centimeters away from Ashley Butler, she runs away and Johnny's mouth stopped moving and stops blinking. This means that Johnny died.
- It is unknown why Trevor decided to follow bikers' van instead of going directly to Stab City. In his missions from Grand Theft Auto Online, he's seems to know where the Lost MC's base of operation is. It could be possible that Trevor was trying to intimidate the bikers. Also when Wade asks Trevor if he knows where the bikers are going Trevor says that he has a feeling but has to make sure. It could be that during GTA Online Trevor sent the player to where ever he though the bikers could be without being too sure.
- While chasing the bikers, Wade makes a suggestion to get seat belts or straps at the back of the truck, Trevor responds by saying that he keeps things in the back of his truck that he doesn't mind losing. Despite this, if Wade falls off the truck, abandoning him will lead to a Mission Fail.
- Its possible to call both Wade and Ron after this mission, to hear unique dialogues.
- For a strange reason, Ortega's trailer is a driveable vehicle which can be spawned using save editors.
- If Michael hadn't said his famous quote "You forget a thousand things every day" Trevor may not have recognized him and the events of the game may not have happened.


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Passengers praise him for displaying responsibility
Sampath was thinking about other people's lives while his own was ebbing away. On Wednesday morning, this 45-year-old driver suffered a massive cardiac arrest and died at the wheel of a private bus, but not before steering his passengers to safety, unmindful of the pain.
The incident happened on Grand Southern Trunk Road, at St. Thomas Mount, while he was ferrying 14 women passengers, who work as cabin crew with a private airliner.
Sampath, a Purasawakkam resident, was employed with Parveen Travels, which has been engaged by the airliner to pick up and drop its crew from the airport to the hotel, where they took rest between flights.
Sampath suffered an attack at around 10.30 a.m., when he was headed towards a city hotel along with the fourteen cabin crew members. According to eyewitnesses, the bus was crossing the Military Hospital when he developed chest pain and partially lost control of the bus. With one hand on his chest, he steered the bus with the other and brought it to a halt near the Asarkhana bus stop. Moments later, he collapsed on the steering wheel, according to St. Thomas Mount policemen.
While he was struggling for his life, a crew member called the police control room and an ambulance arrived at the spot shortly and rushed him to a private hospital in Guindy, where he died.
The death was caused by a massive cardiac arrest, the police said. Quoting the passengers in the bus, the policemen said Sampath displayed an enormous sense of responsibility and bravery. With great difficulty, he drove the bus and parked it at a spot where no harm could befall either the passengers or other road users.
"We noticed the bus parked at an unusual spot. Despite it being the rush hour, there was no disruption of traffic. Policemen later told us about the driver's act, said S.Saami, an auto driver at Jothi Theater near Asarkhana.


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In a few hours, I'm grabbing drinks with friends. Always one to think a few steps ahead, I'm debating which beverage to commence with. I love beer, but after a pint or two, I feel bloated and gross. I'm also a fan of wine, but it makes me sleepy. Currently, I'm torn between the two. What's your drink of choice?
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I hate beer and I hate wine. I prefer fruity drinks that actually taste good. If I have to acquire a taste for something I'm not going to drink it. I don't force or train myself to drink anything. I either like it right away or not at all. I have tried sever flavors of beer and wine and I can't stand any of them.
6 years
Wine and Vodka are the best! Captain Morgan has some great stuff too, if you like a sweet mixed drink.
6 years
Both!! I love both so much. I have been drinking beer all week long, because it was Ohio Brew Week and our town had over 75 visiting beers on tap. YUM. It was sort of like heaven.
But I love wine so much TOO.
6 years
Both!! I love both so much. I have been drinking beer all week long, because it was Ohio Brew Week and our town had over 75 visiting beers on tap. YUM. It was sort of like heaven.But I love wine so much TOO.
6 years
I am not really a fan of beer, sometimes i will hang out with friends and have a corona with lemon. But i really rathier a cosmo lol hey Every since sex and the city i am hooked!!!
6 years
Love both. It depends on if i'm ready to go to sleep because wine knocks me out or if i'm at establishment with excellent beer selection and I feel like feeling only having one to avoid feeling gross.
6 years
I love a good glass of wine, or a whole bottle if you are me and my boyfriend after watching the Dark Knight! :-D When I finish school and start to have a bank account that has worth I would love to have a substantial wine colletion.
6 years
I like beer, wine, or anything else, but it depends on what I'm eating with it or what kind of mood I'm in. Salty foods like pizza or chips and salsa go better with beer. A lot of foods go well with wine. Mexican food = margaritas, mojitos, or daiquiris. To the person who said they prefer hard cider over beer...yum, I looooove that stuff! Man, this whole post is making me sound like such a lush, lol!
6 years
it depends on the context really - at home w/ dinner we drink wine and i kind of prefer that - but when i'm out - sometimes i'd rather have a beer which is a fine with me assuming that there's something light.
6 years
I'm a sucker for a good glass of wine- especially an icy cold, dry rosé in the summer. Beer makes me bloat up like a balloon!
6 years
it depends on the setting and the mood i'm in.. but i'm usually a martini, tequila or vodka kind of girl..
6 years
I really like both - It just depends on my mood, the context, type of food, location, etc. as to which I choose.
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§ MR. OSMOND WILLIAMS (Merionethshire)I bog to ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department whether his attention has been drawn to the case of the parish clerk of Welshpool, who disinterred human remains from a consecrated place of burial without the right hon. Gentleman's permission; and what he steps he intends taking in the matter.
§ MR. REESBefore. the right hon. Gentleman answers this Question, may I ask if he has reason to believe that the action that he took in the matter has not satisfied the objections raised in the locality concerned?
§ *MR. GLADSTONEI had better answer the Question on the Paper. In accordance with my promise to my right hon. friend the Member for Montgomery Boroughs, who asked me about the case on the 1st of this month, I directed legal proceedings to be instituted against the parish clerk. The case was heard by the magistrates at Welshpool on the 16th, when the accused pleaded guilty to an offence against the 25th Section of the Burials Act, 1857 (20 and 21 Vic. cap. 81) and was fined £1 or in default sentenced to fourteen days imprisonment.
§ MR. OSMOND WILLIAMSMay I ask the right hon. Gentleman if he will 1582 take any steps to arrange who shall be responsible in the future with regard to the churchyard? Is he aware that in this case the clergyman said he was not responsible, and that the clerk alone was responsible? Suppose the clerk dies tomorrow, who is responsible?
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A fallen St. Paul officer's death was recognized more than 100 years after a fatal call.
More than 100 years after he died while responding to a police call, St. Paul officer Richard Cronin's name was added to the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial in Washington D.C.
"As Officer Cronin's case shows, we never forget the men and women of the St. Paul Police Department who have worn this uniform before us -- those who have lost their lives in the line of duty," Chief Thomas Smith said during the department's 49th annual Memorial Day Service for fallen officers on Wednesday afternoon at Mears Park.
Cronin began working for the department in 1887. In 1905, he responded to a private residence on Reaney Avenue to arrest a man for disorderly conduct. A fight broke out, and Cronin, 52, was kicked in the abdomen. He later died.
At the time, an autopsy showed that he died of a heart attack from the exertion of the assault, and his death was ruled natural.
Four years ago, Ramsey County Medical Examiner Michael McGee reviewed the case at the urging of historians and St. Paul officer Layne Lodmell. McGee found that Cronin's death was directly related to the assault and would be ruled a homicide by today's standards.
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My abdominal routine is created in the same manner that I create all of my exercise routines. I carefully pay attention to every layer and every section of the muscle to properly build and develop it to its full potential. For the abdominals, that means working them from the every angle to ensure that I am strong not only from the core, but also to the more visible rectus abdominus.
I also focus on flexing my abs throughout my entire workout and I am very meticulous about my form. I would highly recommend learning the human anatomy as it pertains to musculature and also where the muscle originates and inserts into the bone. Then when you go to the gym, you will be able to create a customized program because you will be able to visualize exactly which muscle you are working when performing an exercise. This will allow for more creativity in your workouts and you will become a master at sculpting your own physique!
I train abs no more than twice a week. I treat them just like any other body part. I would never train any body part more than twice a week because the muscle only grows while in a state of rest. I usually train abs on my shoulder day, and if I chose an additional day it will be on a cardio only day.
Here is a list of my favorite ab exercises. I usually choose 3-4 each workout, and rotate them often so that my body doesn't adapt to the imposed demand or exercise. I also switch up the weight so I may only complete 6-8 reps. Other times I will do 20 reps or more. I like to see results and the only way to do this is to change the routine. One of the quickest ways to do this is to switch up my repetition range. Here is a list of my favorite abdominal exercises.
This is an advanced move and really targets the lower abdominals. You may also get a similar action using a roman chair. A beginner may bend the knees and then if 20 repetitions are completed without stopping, I suggest progressing to a more advanced exercise by keeping the legs straight. You must control the movement and so that your abs are what gets your legs up and not the swing at the bottom of the movement. You must be aware of your breathing as well. I tell my clients to breathe as if they are blowing out candles on a cake during the concentric part of the movement. Simply, breathe out as your legs come up to your chest.
Do three sets of 20 reps. Once you are able to complete 20 reps, progress to a straight leg raise.
Set Up: Hang from bar, arms and legs fully extended.
Action: Bring your knees to your chest using your lower abdominals. Exhale as you bring your knees up. Make sure to control this movement, and do not swing.
Of all of the abdominal exercises, this is my absolute favorite. This is most likely true because of the focus on my most visible muscle, the upper portion of the rectus abdominus. This exercise may be partly responsible for the density I have been able to achieve in my abs. I prefer to train in a lower repetition range with this exercise. And why not, I lift heavy with every other body part. My goal is building the muscle, and the abdominals are no exception.
Set Up: Place a rope on a high cable pully. Kneel in front of the weight stack while holding the rope at your forehead. While kneeling, bend at the hips so your torso is nearly perpendicular to the floor.
Action: Crunch down while holding the rope in place at the top of your forehrad. Don't move your hips, just squeeze your abs to move the weight.
I like this exercise because I am able to hit the lower abs at the bottom or start of this movement, and I can hit the upper abs at the top or end of the movement. The medicine ball adds extra intensity, and allows me to stay in a lower rep range by adding more weight. Do three sets of 15 reps and work up to more set and reps.
Set Up: Sit on a decline bench with your feet hooked behind the foam pads of the bench. Hold a medicine ball in a fixed position at your chest.
Action: Slowly roll back on the bench until you are fully extended. Once you are fully extended, slowly curl up and exhale at the top of the movement. Repeat.
V UPS: 4 x 25
This is an incredibly efficient abdominal exercise as you may do it in between other exercises, or alone. I often can add intensity into my workouts but doing lets say a seated row, then I turn to the side and move right into 25 V-ups. This is a great way to have an active rest between sets of any other body part. Another bonus is that the V-up targets the upper and lower abs. I make sure to do slow controlled movements, breathing out as the legs come up. Do three sets of 12 reps and work up to more set and more reps.
Set Up: Sit with your hands just behind your hips and your legs extended in front of you. Lean back on your hands and lift your legs off the ground about six inches, keeping them straight and together. You should be balancing on your butt.
Action: Keeping your back straight and your chin lifted, curl your knees in toward your chest. Slowly return to the start position and repeat.
I like this exercise as it targets the transverse abdominus, and so I know that I am working not just the "six pack" but the deeper fibers as well.
Set Up: Lie supine on the floor with your hips and knees bent to 90 degrees and your feet off the floor. Place your fingers lightly behind your head for support; do not pull on your head. Allow your elbows to flare out from your ears.
Action: Exhale and lift your right shoulder toward your left knee as your extend your right leg away from you. Keep the extended leg low and off of the ground. Repeat this exercise, alternating sides in a slow and controlled bicycle motion.
This exercise is a killer! And if you want to add some serious intensity, try a slight twist to the side on the way down to really target those obliques. Just make sure you are use slow controlled movements on this one.
Set Up: Lie supine on an incline bench with your legs extended in the air directly above your hips. Hold the bench by your head.
Action: Initiate the movement from your lower abs and curl your hips up off the bench and raise your pelvis off the bench by driving your feet to the ceiling. Hold at the top of the movement for a second and reverse the motion slowly to the starting position and repeat.
This is the ultimate exercise to target the transverse abdominus. This is an incredible core workout, and adds a nice variation to a stale abdominal routine.
Set Up: Stand with feet shoulder width apart. Hold the cable directly across the chest at waist level with both hands. Keep the arms extended. Keep your hips square as you twist from the left side to the right side.
Action: Rotate body away from the weight stack using abdominals and glutes. Allow back foot to pivot and allow back leg into triple extension (hips, knee, ankle) Keep your core engaged throughout the set.
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Read MoreThey have stuff like pasta bar, fried rice bar, sandwhich bar and etc which is usually pretty good. Sometimes they have healthy Monday and most of the things are disgusting. The Omelet bar is always usually good and their is usually always fries. Their is a salar bar for those who want to be healthy and instead of ice cream they have frozen yogurt. The food is not always the best but i like it enough
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The University of Texas at Tyler Bass Team finished in the top 10 at the 2011 National Guard FLW College Fishing National Championship, Jameson Adams, UT Tyler Bass Club adviser and recreational sports coordinator, announced.
Senior management major Tyler Fisher of Flint and senior kinesiology major Matthew McClellan of Tyler beat teams from Texas A&M University, Lamar University, Auburn University and Virginia Tech University, among others.
This is the first year UT Tyler participated in the national championship, which Murray State University hosted this month on Kentucky Lake.
The UT Tyler duo qualified by finishing in the top five at the National Guard FLW College Fishing Texas Division Regional Championship on Sam Rayburn Reservoir in Nacogdoches.
Both Fisher and McClellan are founding members of the UT Tyler Bass Club, which began in fall 2009 as both a student organization and recreational club sport.
National Guard FLW College Fishing is a nationwide competitive bass-fishing program open to all full-time students at four-year colleges and universities. It consists of 20 qualifying events, five regional championships and the national championship.
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