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With the release of the trailer of "Fifty Shades of Grey" on Thursday, Fox News calls it "racy." Fans of the series immediately took to Twitter to react to the trailer's release. Some raved about the movie that will be in theater on Valentine's Day 2015, while others seemed hesitant to embrace the movie based on the bestselling erotic novel by E.L. James. If the response is overwhelmingly sarcastic after seeing the trailer, it will probably be the same after the movie is in theater next year.
The highly anticipated trailer was shown today on NBC's "Today" show where co-host Suvannah Guthrie interviewed the stars of the movie, Dakota Johnson and Jamie Dorman. In case you are not familiar with Johnson, she is the daughter of her celebrity parents, Melanie Griffith and Don Johnson. She admitted she doesn't wanst her parents to see the movie. The pair, who play leads Christian Grey and Anastasia Steele, confirmed that the full trailer is much racier than what could be shown on morning television. Gurthie called attention to Beyonce's 2003 hit "Crazy in Love" for the film.
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The trailer was also shown on ABC's "The View" where the ladies discussed it and even brought executive producer, Bill Geddie into the conversation. However, the stars of the movie were not present, and only parts of the trailer that were appropriate for morning television were shown. Considering the book's sexual content, the trailer is relatively mild, except for the last few seconds, which includes an artful montage of some of the film's raunchier scenes.
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Microsoft-owned Lionhead Studios has revealed that its unannounced project will be a non-Fable game, according to a report today from GameSpot.
Lionhead Studios studio head John Needham said, in an interview with Eurogamer, that the studio is "primarily" a Fable studio but the developers have been designing other games as well.
"We're working on other different sorts of games as well that we're not talking about right now and won't be Fable-esque," Needham said.
Lionhead did develop two games without ties to Fable –– Black & White in 2001 from Electronic Arts and The Movies in 2005 from Activision –– but since being acquired by Microsoft in 2006 has focused on the RPG franchise.
Since then, Lionhead has pushed out Fable 2, Fable 3 and Fable: The Journey, and they are developing an HD reboot with Fable Anniversary and the online-focused Fable Legends.
The studio launched the original Fable in 2004.
However, studio director Stuart Whyte did point to those earlier non-Fable games as evidence that the studio could work outside the Fable series.
"We've worked on a number of Fable games. We did The Movies. We did Black & White. We're not just a Fable studio," Whyte said. "Judging by where we are at the moment we've had a lot of Fable games in recent times, but I wouldn't say that we're just Fable. I can't really say any more at this point."


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- In a large bowl, combine the first six ingredients. In another bowl, beat eggs, oil and syrup. Stir into dry ingredients just until moistened. Fold in carrots.
- Fill greased or paper-lined muffin cups two-thirds full. Bake at 350° for 20-25 minutes or until a toothpick inserted near the center comes out clean. Cool for 5 minutes before removing from pans to wire racks.
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- Mom of 3, wife of 1 said...
Oh Anna, I just want to give you a great big hug! Have I been this naive? I read this blog almost daily, but still didn't have a clue that it could possibly be MS. Perhaps I missed that important blog day. You are one tough gluten and sugar free cookie. Thank you for your courage!
- June 15, 2010 at 7:47 AM
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WOW it is out there. I am glad to read about it. I know it will help you. You are on brave girl. Yout the best!
- June 15, 2010 at 12:21 PM
- seven smiles said...
You go, girl! You are a good writer and if your new blog is therapeutic for you only, then so be it. But, I suspect as you have, that you will find many, many others in your shoes who are in diagnosis limbo. Your blog can be a great source of comfort and support. The feeling you get just knowing someone else out there feels the way you do is powerful. Best wishes.
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LOS ANGELES - UCLA's Jean-Julien Rojer won three matches to lead the Netherlands-Antilles to a first round victory over Costa Rica, 3-2 in the Davis Cup.
Rojer, who missed UCLA's dual matches against Georgia Tech (Feb. 9) and Portland (Feb. 13), played superbly in winning two singles and one doubles match. His most impressive performance was a 6-3, 4-6, 7-6(4), 6-1 victory over Juan-Antonio Marin, who is ranked 117 in the world. Rojer also defeated Rafael Avalos-Brenes in straight sets, 6-4, 6-2, 6-4.
In doubles, Rojer teamed with Elmar Gerth to record a 9-7 victory. The tandem came back after being down two sets to seal the first round victory for the Netherlands-Antilles.
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College Hockey:Wake Up Call for the Terriers
MANCHESTER, N.H. On paper, top seeded Boston University looks by far like the hottest team in this weekends Northeast Regional. The Terriers have just two losses since Christmas and are the only club of the four participants to have won its league championship last weekend.
If you listened to head coach Jack Parker speak, though, heading into the tournament, you might never know that. Parker was disappointed with his teams effort down the stretch, through the Hockey East quarterfinals and even last weekend when the Terriers beat Boston College and Mass.-Lowell to win the Hockey East title.
So its no surprise, then, when asking the players what the past week of practice was like it didnt sound very much like a Club Med atmosphere.
We got in a few kids faces [at practice], said senior co-captain Matt Gilroy. I think we got the wins last week and that was important. But the atmosphere in practice all week was that we had to work real hard. We really got after each other and were really excited to get to the national tournament right now.
Its always been difficult to judge whether the team is ready to play tonight or ready to play this week, said Parker when asked what to expect on Saturday night. We had a good week of practice and the kids seem to be enthusiastic. The stars seem to be aligned properly and we just came off a big win. But you never know whats going to happen with the emotions of a tournament. You never know what will happen with the pressure of an NCAA tournament.
Get Out the Measuring Tape
Parker, during his teams practice on the Verizon Wireless Arena ice on Friday, pulled out a tape measure and began measuring the space between the lines. His findings were that the rink sets up as expected, with 64-foot neutral zones, matching what is suggested by the NCAA.
When I looked at [the neutral zone] upstairs, it looked bigger than our rink, said Parker. When I looked at it on the ice, it looked normal. I just wanted to see what it was.
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Ohio State is not a very familiar opponent for the Terriers. Saturdays game will be the first between the two schools in the NCAA tournament and the two teams have met just twice ever, both in holiday tournaments and both won by BU.
For Parker, though, one of those games may be more memorable. BUs contest with Ohio State on December 28, 1973 at the Rensselaer Tournament in Troy, N.Y., was just Parkers second game behind the BU bench. Parker had taken over the reigns at Christmas time when Leon Abbott was let go by the school. Parkers Terriers beat Dartmouth in the opening game of the tournament, then faced Ohio State the next evening.
For the record, BU won that game, 6-5.
Wilson Has Added Incentive
Colin Wilson may be a tad more familiar with Ohio State than the rest of the Terriers as hes played with Buckeyes John Albert, Joseph Palmer, and C.J. Severyn prior to arriving on campus. The four guys skated together on the U.S. Under-18 Team in the National Team Development Program before embarking on college careers.
Its obviously going to be an exciting game here, said Wilson. Playing against old teammates makes it a little bit more exciting; it makes me want to win just a little bit more to get a little bragging rights against those guys.
BU History 101 with Jack Parker
Theyve won the Ice Breaker Tournament, the Denver Cup, the Hockey East regular season, and the Hockey East Championshipso where does the 2008-09 Terriers rank among the other clubs in BU history?
I think its pretty easy to say who the best teams are in BU history, said Parker. Its the teams that won the national tournament. You measure everybody else to them. The best team that didnt win the national tournament would probably be the 76 team and maybe the 96 team. The 96 team was probably the best team, but it was the most difficult year; that was the year of the Travis Roy injury. It was a difficult year for everybody on that team; we were defending national champions and we lost in the semifinals of the national tournament. This years team is as good a team as Ive ever coached up until this point in the season. It remains to be seen whether or not, you know, if theyll join the other four as the best in BU history.
Playing Against the Hunter
BU coach Jack Parker was very well aware that his first round opponent, Ohio State, has already beaten the other three number one seeds: Michigan, Notre Dame and Denver.
He hopes his club doesnt become the fourth.
Theyre probably thinking, Heres another number one seed to beat, said Parker. Theyve beaten some good teams and were going to have our hands full.
Melissa Parrelli contributed to this report.
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Baseball Pulls Away For 12-3 Win Over Butler
May. 1, 2005
Indianapolis, Ind. - The University of Illinois at Chicago baseball squad tallied seven runs on three hits in the seventh inning, highlighted by a two-run single from junior catcher Bryan Nolte, to break away for the 12-3 Horizon League victory over Butler at Bulldog Park on Sunday afternoon.
During the frame, UIC scored on two bases loaded walks, one throwing error and one wild pitch to help put the game away for the Flames .
As a whole, UIC's 6-7-8 hitters batted a combined 7-for-11 with eight RBI and six runs scored on the afternoon. Nolte went 2-for-3 with four RBI and two runs scored, followed by outfielders Bart Babineaux (3-for-4, solo homer, 3 runs, 2 RBI) and Shane Crowder (2-for-4, 2 RBI, run).
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UIC starter Scott Saling (3-0) earned the victory for the Flames, allowing three runs and seven hits in 5.1 innings of work, while striking out one batter. Butler's Jon Dages (3-1) took the loss, surrendering five runs and nine hits in six innings.
Butler infielders Alex Rinearson (run), Joe Pauley (RBI, run) and Matt Ferguson each collected two hits to lead the Bulldogs offensively.
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TC TO JAMES CARLYLE, THE ELDER; 12 January 1822; DOI: 10.1215/lt-18220112-TC-JCE-01; CL 2:3-5.
3. Moray-street, 12th Jany 1821 [1822]
My dear Father,
I was sitting over the fire in a very sluggish humour, reading a little—chiefly to keep me out of a worse humour, when the little box was handed in to me quite unexpectedly. I looked for it about the beginning of the week; but all hope of it had left me today. Your letter1 was the first of my acceptable packet, that caught the eye; and for this reason—if there were no other—I am sufficiently directed to make it the first subject of my present consideration. I am sorry that the task of writing to Mainhill—always among the most agre[e]able of my life—finds me so ill prepared for executing it effectively, in the actual state of things. I am not only hurried vastly, but sickish. A beef-steak—resembling very much in taste and consistency, a fragment of the Bonshaw Flow2—was offered me yesterday as the best my neat little Landlady could come at in all the neighbourhood: hunger stood in place of sauce; and I consumed as food what Nature evidently intended should be consumed as fuel. The consequence was, I slept badly and little overnight. I had also to go this morning and read some old black-letter poems in the Advocates' Library: and the stomach, like a true British subject, is rebelling not a little against all these infringements of its rights and privileges. Let it croak as it pleases: I will do my duty: only you must pardon all short comings.
I am very sorry to learn that you have been afflicted with colds of late. Health, as I know too well, must enter into all our enjoyments, as the basis on which every other item of them is to be founded. Let me trust that your disorders are destined to prove of short continuance, and to be succeeded by your wonted firmness of body, in which I believe few men living are better provided than you. Still it should occupy your remembrance now and then that every constitution has its limits in point of strength; and at your years it surely cannot be too much your duty to take care. I know partly by myself, what a thing it is with your mind to sit vacant, and how much easier the full push of vigorous exertion is to you than cowering indolence: but our first wishes ought not to be listened to on all occasions; and I take the liberty of a son to beg that you will labour less, and expose yourself less. From youth upward your days have been days of toil: and life would be a wor[s]e thing than by the blessing of Providence you have found it, if the afternoon of it even to the dusk were to be as full of effort as the morning. I entreat you to think of this, for there is reason in it.
As to the times, it is an evil, which being universal must be promptly and effectually met: and many will fail for want of a remedy, perhaps ninety-nine hundredths of the British farmers, before you need even fear greatly. And if the issue were to prove unfortunate—What then? You can stand it better than many many, whom it would leave without resourse. The worst is over; we are all past childhood: and with so many brave sons to stand between you and danger, why should you be afraid?
For myself the eldest and least profitable of them, I do sometimes think that Fate is about to lift its heavy hand off me; and that I shall yet have it in my power to be useful to you all. My health is considerably better than it was last winter; it will return completely I trust: and my hopes are infinitely more extensive and better founded than they were at the same period. I have abundance of employment, and the expectation of more, and more lucrative, in process of time. There is a place, in particular, about which Irving wrote to me the other day, that promises exceedingly well. It is a Tutorship in a London family who have two sons intended to reside with their parents at Edinr, till their education is completed. The mother, Irving says, is an excellent person; the sons likely to be more troublesome: but the salary is two hundred a year, a round solid sum, for which a man would submit to much. Accordingly, I have engaged to attend the youths (about fifteen & 13 years of age) when they arrive, which they are to do shortly—in quality of teacher in the interim, for three months, till their parents arrive, with the understanding that if I like them and they me, I am to undertake the office permanently. If it suit I shall do excellently well: if not—happily I can give it to the winds, and fight my own battle again as I have done before.— You will find more of this and many other things in the remaining letter—here I am at a close.3 I wish you would write me oftener; I never read a letter from you without very enviable feelings—being always—your affe son, Th: Carlyle
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Tulane director of cross country and track and field Eric Peterson is ready for the 2013 season to get under way
Aug 29, 2013
NEW ORLEANS - With one week of practice under their belt, the Tulane cross country program is set to compete in their first meet of the season on Friday, as they travel across town for the UNO XC Relay Opener, hosted by the University of New Orleans.
The Greenies will compete against the Privateers, and will also face in-state foes Southeastern Louisiana and Nicholls State. The race will be held at Lake Oaks Park on Lakeshore Drive, close to UNO's campus. The women's race will begin at 5pm and the men will follow an hour later at 6pm.
Final results will be available on TulaneGreenWave.com after the meet.
"This is an exciting time for our program," said Tulane director of track and field and cross country Eric Peterson. "I love this time of the year. Everybody returns from the summer time, full of hope and enthusiasm. Of course, the freshmen are so wide-eyed about the new things happening in their lives. All of the returnees have taken on a new leadership role. Even though we've only been together for about one week, you can see all of that happening as everybody is getting to know each other a little bit better and learning to work together. "
Tulane has been practicing in Audubon Park since the team arrived to campus last week. Unlike many meets the squad will compete in this year, the UNO XC Relay Opener will be a 6K relay in which each member of a two-person team runs a 3K. Each team has multiple pairings of student-athletes. Each member of the pair will run a 3K, with a baton pass occurring in the middle of the race. The end result of the second runner is the time for that pairing.
The meet will be scored as head-to-head. Therefore, Tulane will essentially be credited with three meets with this performance.
"This is a new concept," added Peterson. "Frankly, this is something I've never done in my career. There aren't many meets like this one in the country. It's new for all of us, but it does bring an element of not only running for yourself, but also running for your part. Collectively, they'll produce a result that is meaningful for the team. That's a great concept. I really hope that we can develop a good, strong team-dynamic where they are out there trying to do their best as individuals, but also something meaningful to the program."
The Greenies will have a lot to work with in terms of competitors. The women's side is returning a majority of their roster, led by junior Paige Callahan. The Annapolis, Md., native posted a 19.17.40 career-high at the C-USA Championship last season. Sophomore Mikayla Sonneborn and senior Callie Turlington are also expected to have a solid day out at Lake Oaks Park.
"Paige has led this program for the last two years," added Peterson. "Callie has been in a number of races, but she hasn't been in this position, as a senior. I think I've heard her speak up in practice more in the last three days than I've heard her in maybe the last three years. So that is neat to see."
The women's squad will have seven duos, highlighted by Callahan and Sonneborn. Turlington will join forces with freshman Allison Wegner, while seniors Aimee Arceneaux and Amanda Savage will rely on their experience to get them to the finish line.
Two true freshmen in Sara Kebede and Katharine Smiley will make their collegiate debuts together as they will be paired with one another.
"I'm excited about the new faces, particularly Sara and Katharine," stated Peterson. "They've looked very strong in practice."
One hour after the women begin, the Tulane men will hit the trail, as junior Mark Manion looks to build on his spectacular sophomore campaign. He'll be tested this season by teammates Nicholas Meloro, Jack White and Adam Yohanan - all sophomores - as well as junior Geoffery Zelek. In addition to the aforementioned runners, Peterson is excited to see freshmen Kade Kistner and Andrew Martz in their first collegiate action.
"I expect Kade and Andrew to come in and make an immediate impact on the team, and be a force in races," said Peterson.
Tulane will enter three men's pairings into the event, with Manion and Yohanan working with Martz and Kistner, respectively. White and Zelek will form the team's third grouping.
"(The pairings) are kind of random," Peterson stated. "We aren't a deep enough team where we could play with those. On the men's side, I just wanted to pair the younger kids with a more experienced runner, and we've done that. On the other side, I really wanted Katharine and Sara - both freshmen from California - to pair off and challenge the older kids on the team."
Fans can follow the Tulane track and field and cross country programs on Twitter (@GreenWaveXCTF) or on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/TulaneXCTF.


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Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson went from being the biggest star in the WWE to becoming a savior of movie franchises and one of the biggest, most popular, actors in the world. The Hollywood Reporter interviewed The Rock on Wednesday and spoke to him about his career. The Rock opened up to them about his battles over the years with depression and how they motivated him to be the best.
Most people see The Rock as one of the most charismatic men in all of entertainment, with a smile that can light up a room. In the WWE, he was The Rock – the People's Champion. In Hollywood, he is Dwayne Johnson, a man who has reignited dormant franchises and brings box office gold everywhere he goes. It was not always that way.
As a child, Johnson was a troubled person. He said that his father moved him from town to town constantly so he rarely had time to make friends. At the age of 14, he was kicked out for being unruly. He finally turned things around and made the University of Miami's football team, where he actually played as a freshman. However, that was when he hit his first roadblock.
Injuries took him out and he finally just quit and went back home. It took a phone call from his coach to light a fire and get him back to the university to finish his college career there. Then, he was overlooked by the NFL and ended up playing football in Canada. He was soon moved down to the practice squad and then released. By this time, Johnson was broke and slipped into a deep depression.
He finally made his decision to follow in his father's footsteps and become a professional wrestler. Originally known as Rocky Maivia, he was hated by the fans despite being a cheerful good guy. It didn't take long for the WWE to switch up his gimmick, add him to the hated Nation of Domination, and The Rock was born. After that, Johnson's star shined brighter than almost anyone around him.
He decided to try his hand at acting and things started out decent with some action roles but soon he found himself stuck in family movies. After "The Tooth Fairy," Johnson was started to slip into a depression again. Thankfully, he called WWE chairman Vince McMahon for help and McMahon hooked him up with Ari Emmanuel, the character that Ari Gold in "Entourage" was based on.
Johnson fired his agents and signed on with Emmanuel and William Morris and nothing has ever been the same. Johnson joined the "Fast & Furious" and "G.I. Joe" franchises and helped push them to huge success. Since that signing, Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson became one of the biggest names in Hollywood. While the depression tried to hold him back, the former WWE Champion used it as fuel and has reached the top of the mountain.
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Empire Blue Cross/Blue Shield has agreed to grant three weeks free coverage to New York State 15,000-20,000 consumers who enrolled in the state insurance exchange but failed to get coverage by January 1st as planned. The company, which accounts for 21% of all new policies purchased under the Affordable Health Care Act, has experienced numerous problems since the start date, including failing to provide ID cards in time, as well as sending ones with the wrong ID numbers, and assigning primary care physicians for which enrollees did not sign up for. In other cases, consumers were told to make payments for coverage without proper billing or even confirmation that they had coverage.
Empire spokeswoman Sally Kweskin has admitted, "the rollout of the exchange has been turbulent and that some members have been unable to access benefits or get through to our customer service call centers. That is why we will be giving financial accommodation to those new Empire enrollees who did not receive any care during the first month. In the meantime, we are working vigorously to address the issues experienced by our members."
In addition to sending out reimbursement checks, Gov. Cuomo announced that the State is requiring Empire to pay $2 million for consumer education to encourage enrollment in the exchange as created under Obamacare, as well as provide the NY Department of Financial Services (which oversees insurance companies there) with a new plan of action. They must also submit daily reports on their progress in resolving these issues.
Readers facing insurance problems can call the DFS at 212 480-6400 or 800 342-3736.


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Race Tracks
From Grand Theft Wiki
This is a list of the multiplayer races in Grand Theft Auto IV's Race Mode.
Land races
Water races
|Race Name
|Beat the Bitch
|Circling Happiness Island
|Water Hazard
|Humboldt River
|A.B.K. Endurance
|Circling Bohan
|Get Wrecked
|Circling Charge Island
Air races
|Race Name
|The 556 Connection
|Central Alderney
|Smoke Screen
|Acter Industrial Park, Alderney
|Noise Pollution
|Northern Alderney and Middle Park, Algonquin
|Buzz the Tower
|Hard Eight
|Middle Park and Star Junction, Algonquin
|Boogie Down
|Bohan Burning
|Bohan and Dukes
|Big Dip
|Dukes, Broker and Humboldt River
|Home Turf
|Dukes, Broker and Francis International Airport
|Grand Tour
|Circle Liberty City
Point A to Point B
Cannonball mode only
|Race Name
|Cargo Haul
|Long Way Around
|Alderney and Algonquin
|Getting Wood
|Alderney, Algonquin and Dukes
|Alderney, Algonquin and Dukes
|Pilgrim's Progress
|Colony Island, Algonquin, Alderney and Dukes
|Donut Dash
|Algonquin, Bohan, Dukes and Broker
|Get it Pumped
|Bohan, Broker, Dukes and Algonquin
|Algonquin, Dukes and Bohan
|In the Drink
|Algonquin, Colony Island, Broker and Dukes
|Take Off
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- Date: April 2013
- Classification & Title: Information Technology 2723
- Pay rate: $7.50
- Supervisor: Digital Services Coordinator
General Summary
The Computer Support Assistant provides technology support for the library by assisting in managing software and hardware and assisting patrons and library staff members.
Principal Duties and Responsibilities
- Provide technology assistance to library staff and public
- Maintain staff and public workstations and peripherals, including applying and updating virus detection software, browsers, IM clients, and multimedia applications; installing and maintaining peripherals such as printers, barcode scanners; support for other A/V equipment
- Apply system tools (e.g., Symantec Ghost) for management of public workstations
- Maintain awareness of technology trends and current events in information technology (e.g., security alerts)
- Troubleshoot software and hardware problems on public and staff equipment
- Perform equipment repairs as necessary
- Assist in moving and setting up workstations and peripherals, including networking support
- Assist in administration and maintenance of library web applications (e.g. E-reserves, Research Quickstart) and web pages and webpages (e.g. computer support pages such as SciFinder or software sites, staff pages).
- Perform other duties as assigned
Minimum/Essential Qualifications Needed to Perform Job
Prior experience in an information technology-related position or coursework/training in computer support, including software, hardware, databases, application servers and networking technologies; ability to make independent decisions; high level of responsibility and dependability.
Preferred Qualifications:
1-2 years working in a library or information technology-related position; experience in equipment repair; experience in server and database administration; experience providing assistance to computer users with technical and procedural information.
*The employer reserves the right to change or add duties to this position as long as the changes and/or additions are consistent with the job classification.


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Erins first bike ride.
By gjl on Apr 06, 2005
We took this movie of Erin learning to ride her bike this weekend. Taken using movie mode on our Ixus V. It's in Windows media format, and seems to play best in the native media player. Erins first bike ride


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I have a folder on my Windows Server 2003 that I'd like to share with all computers on the network, but I want to force people to input a password (at least initially) to connect to the share. I tried adding a password to the "Guest" account, but it never asks for a password. I've tried setting up a separate account with a password, but I get "Windows cannot access \server\" message. What's the best way to accomplish what I'm trying to do?
(I am assuming you are doing this with a standalone server and clients that aren't members of a domain.)
If that works, but Windows Explorer isn't prompting for credentials, you probably have credentials saved by Explorer that need to be cleared.
The "Guest" account's enabled / disabled status is interpreted by the OS as a "flag" that says "Allow unauthenticated users to connect..." versus "Do not allow authenticated users to connect..." (I am glossing over some details here, but this is basically true.)
We would set the share permissions to Authenticated Users full and set proper NTFS permissions on the folders being accessed. Authenticated Users not Everyone. D'oh!
You need to make sure that the Everyone groups does not have permission on the share, because the Everyone groups really does include everyone, even unauthenticated users. Instead give permission to a specific user or group to force authentication to the folder.


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This book is about the 'discipline' of Education as it is understood and practised in contemporary universities.Some readers might find the use of the term 'discipline' provocative; it is intended to be.Disciplines are not merely intellectually coherent fields of study; they also have a political life - they are argued for, supported, challenged and debated.Nowhere is this more true than in the discipline of Education. The universities in England and Wales began their first tentative involvement with the study of Education at the end of the 19th century; however, it was not until 100 years later that most teacher education institutions colleges, polytechnics - became firmly established as part of university system. The hope of many teacher educators in the 20thCentury was that by joining the university system, they would gain the autonomy to define Education as a discipline for themselves. But Education's 'arrival' in the university sector coincided with major changes in universities themselves. Today universities are very diverse institutions: they no longer seem to have any 'essential' purpose and have largely accepted their loss of autonomy especially in Education where government intervention is particularly strong. If Education is now fully integrated into universities, then, like the system as a whole, it urgently needs to find a voice; it needs to set out a vision for itself; it needs tostate what its purpose should be within a university in the modern world. And that is the purpose of this book. John Furlong describes the current state of the discipline of Education in British universities and explores the range of national and global changes that have helped to shape the discipline in recent years. In the final section of the book, John Furlong sets out a vision for the future of Education as a university based discipline.


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Brasserie Europa at Siam Kempinski Hotel Bangkok
Great Value brunch buffet near Siam0
Brasserie Europa at the Siam Kempinski Hotel serves a delicious lunch and dinner brunch buffet in a chic dining room with views of the hotel's inner courtyard. The freshness and the quality of ingredients is top notch here, so it's easy to go back to beautiful displays of seafood, salads, cold cuts and desserts for more. Unlike other brunches in town, the restaurant serves the main course a la carte from a menu comprised of gourmet ingredients from all around the world. Lunch runs between 12:00 and 15:00, dinner between 18:00 and 23:00. Given the amount of food on offer, lunch is great value at 950 baht for three courses.
The restaurant is only steps away from Siam Paragon. If you are taking the BTS, alight at Siam and walk through the mall, heading towards the back of the shopping centre food court to the north exit on the basement floor. Siam Kempinski is just across the road.
The restaurant is long and narrow, split into sections by wooden partitions, making the space feel much more intimate. Floor to ceiling windows let in plenty of light and give you a great view of Siam Kempinski's impressive swimming pool. The marble floors and cherry red velvet armchairs give the Brasserie its distinctive European feel, and it's true you could easily be in Paris or Madrid, with the low buzz of conversation and clinking of glasses adding to the convivial atmosphere. If you prefer, you can sit under the shades on the terrace, although that creates a little more distance between you and the buffet... The seafood is on ice, salad and desserts are displayed on marble counters close to the open kitchen where a team of chefs get to work on a la carte mains. You can even slice your own chorizo on an impressive slicing machine.
The buffet doesn't look ostentatious but there are plenty of choices, with a focus on quality ingredients. The salad bar boast six different kinds of salad, which can be topped with asparagus, walnuts, parmesan and a great variety of vinaigrettes and oils. Warm fresh rolls with butter were brought to the table to accompany our appetisers. Of course with a buffet you can make as many trips as you like, meaning you can have several small plates to taste a little of everything. Seafood is a big pull at Brasserie Europa, with ready-peeled tiger prawns, green lipped muscles and Alaskan king crab legs artfully displayed in a large tray made from ice. Other fishy delights included cod fish and baby spinach salad, and smoked trout. Even sushi lovers are well-catered for, with a decent variety of rolls and sashimi.
Pride of place at the dessert counter was the chocolate fountain, with plenty of dipping options from fruit to marshmallows. I also indulged the kid in me with some of the dark chocolate lollipops, rich and sprinkled with unusual toppings, the intense flavours of which would probably be wasted on children. Thankfully they can still have plenty of fun, covering their homemade ice-cream in chocolate sauce and piling up the mini cakes. Other sophisticated desserts that will please grown-ups include the sacher torte, sticking to the original combination of apricot jam and rich chocolate, miniature glazed éclairs and crème caramel. There are also some Thai dessert options, including the beautiful candies moulded into fruits.
There are half a dozen main course options at lunch, and the idea of another plate of food can seem overwhelming when you've taken a glance at the buffet, but make sure you leave enough room! Serving the best of European favourites with dishes such a weiner schnitzel served with fries and potato salad, beef tenderloin again served with chips, bangers and mash or even the Italian-inspired crab and caviar fettuccini.
Sunday Brunch at Siam Kempinksi's Brasserie Europa is a family affair, running from 12:00 to 15:00. A perfect way to bring people together, diners can also make use of the swimming pool and the Kid's Club, where small children can be left in the capable hands of the team there to play, leaving parents a little time to enjoy a glass or two of Moet & Chandon Imperial Rose.
Brasserie Europa
- Opening Hours: Lunch 12:00 to 15:00, Dinner 18:00 to 23:00
- BTS: Siam
- Address: Brasserie Europa at Siam Kempinski Hotel, 991/9 Rama I Road
- Tel: +66 (0) 2162 9000
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College Hockey:Wisconsin rallies past Minnesota-Duluth
MADISON, Wis. — Trailing 2-1 with less than a minute remaining, things did not look good for the No. 1 Wisconsin Badgers. However, senior Meghan Duggan scored the game-tying goal with 25 seconds remaining and sophomore Brianna Decker notched the game-winner just 10 seconds into overtime as Wisconsin topped No. 4 Minnesota Duluth, 3-2, in overtime at the Kohl Center Friday afternoon.
The Badgers (12-1-0, 8-1-0 WCHA) rallied with three unanswered goals after trailing 2-0 after the first period. Decker scored two goals, including the game-winner, and junior Hilary Knight (Sun Valley, Idaho) picked up two assists. Duggan also registered her ninth-straight multi-point game, with one goal and one assist.
"It was a good hockey game, very entertaining, a lot of shots and goal productions," coach Mark Johnson said. "If you look at the statistics, it was pretty even on both sides. As we indicated prior to the game, and I'm sure [UMD head coach] Shannon Miller said the same thing, we have two good teams and the fans are going to be entertained."
Freshman netminder Alex Rigsby made a career-high 37 saves to improve to 8-0-0 on the season. The Bulldogs outshot the Badgers, 39-38, and Minnesota Duluth goaltender Kim Martin stopped 35 pucks.
UMD (9-4-0, 7-4-0 WCHA) received first-period goals from Brienna Gillanders and Pernilla Winberg. The Bulldogs capitalized on a five-on-three power play when Gillanders solved Rigsby at the seven-minute mark of the period off assists from Elin Holmlov and Jocelyne Larocque.
The visitors extended their lead to 2-0 on a goal from Winberg at the 11:45 mark. Holmlov picked up her second assist of the game, and Haley Irwin recorded the secondary helper.
Wisconsin gained momentum with a power-play goal by Decker early in the second period. Sophomore Saige Pacholok found Duggan behind the net, and she fed a pass to Decker in the slot. Decker tallied her eighth goal of the season to cut UMD's lead to one.
"I think we put them on their heels," Decker said of the Badgers' early goal in the second period. "The whole third period, nothing was really happening, but we knew we had to fight until the end. After we got that goal, it just carried over into overtime."
UMD held the 2-1 lead late in the third period, and the Badgers pulled Rigsby for the extra attacker with 45 seconds remaining. Knight sent a pass to senior Geena Prough at the point, and Prough fired a shot towards the net. Duggan tipped Prough's shot past Martin for the game-tying goal at the 19:35 mark of the third period.
Wisconsin only needed 10 seconds of overtime to secure the victory. Decker won the opening faceoff back to senior Anne Dronen who then found Knight outside the UMD blue line. Knight skated the puck up the boards before centering a pass to Decker, who buried the game-winner.
"As I've always said that every game is a learning experience," Johnson said. "You find out a little more about your hockey club. We found out some things today. Kim [Martin] down in their end was very good, and certainly Alex [Rigsby] probably had her best game of the year. Those are very positive things you take away from the game.
"There are 60 minutes in a hockey game, and sometimes you have to go the full distance to give yourself an opportunity to win. We were able to do that tonight by pulling our goalie and giving ourselves a chance there at the end."
The Badgers and Bulldogs return to action at the Kohl Center to wrap up the series at 2 p.m. Sunday.
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2014 Maine Women's Soccer Schedule
ORONO, Maine -- University of Maine women's soccer coach Scott Atherley announced the team's 2014 schedule today, which features eight games at Alumni Field in Orono. In addition, each home game will have a theme this season.
"The 2014 schedule is competitive and balanced," said Atherley. "To play eight games on home soil will help us better endure the demands of the season. Our non-conference opponents present unique challenges. By the time we begin conference play we should be well tested."
"Additionally, each home game this fall will have a theme. We have worked closely with our marketing department to devise ways to increase fan participation at our games. We will be sponsoring a number of events, contests and promotions to enhance the fan experience. We are looking forward to playing in front of enthusiastic crowds this fall."
Maine kicks off the 2014 season at home on Friday, August 22 when the team hosts Quinnipiac on High School Day. Bryant comes to town on Sunday, Aug. 24 on Club Soccer Day. The Black Bears hit the road for games at Fairfield on Aug. 29 and Fordham on Aug. 31.
September begins with a game at Holy Cross on the 5th. The Black Bears return home to host Northeastern on Student Appreciation Day on Sept. 7. Maine hosts North Dakota State on Sept. 12 on Bananas Cub Club Day. The month ends with games at Central Connecticut on Sept. 19, Rhode Island on Sept. 21 and Binghamton, the start of America East play, on Sept. 28.
The Black Bears play their fourth straight road game at Stony Brook on Oct. 2. Maine then returns home to play three of its next four games in Orono. The Black Bears host UNH on Oct. 5 and then Vermont for a Pink Game on Oct. 9.
Maine heads to UMBC to face defending America East Champion UMBC on Oct. 12, before returning home to host Hartford for a Homecoming Kick-Off game on Oct. 16. The Black Bears travel to UMass Lowell on Oct. 19, before returning home to host Albany on Oct. 26 in a game where the Black Bears will honor their seniors.
The America East First Round games will be played on Oct. 30, with the semfinals on Nov. 2. The America East Champion will be crowned at Saturday, Nov. 8.


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Luxury versions of popular games are nothing new. Chess sets have been crafted out of nearly every material under the sun, and last year the world's most expensive Monopoly set - made from 18 karat gold and featuring gemstone houses and hotels and polished diamond dice – went on display at the Museum of American Finance.
Now the ante has been raised on the ultimate high-stakes game – poker. Geoffrey Parker has come out with a poker set valued at over $7 million.
The Parker poker set features cards held in platinum-plated decks; 384 white gold chips set with rubies, sapphires, emeralds, or white or black diamonds (depending on the chip's color); and an alligator hide carrying case with locks of 18 karat white gold.
A total of 22,364 diamonds and colored gemstones hold a 1,012 carat stake in this luxury poker set, which gives new meaning to betting the bank.
Dancing with Diamonds
Showing up at the prom in the same dress another girl is wearing is a dreaded faux pas, all the more so when the dress in question is a $14,000 custom-made dress studded with real diamonds.
DressGoddess, a Pennsylvania retailer, made the headlines some weeks ago when it unveiled the ultimate prom dress, a strapless bias-cut design with a high slit. Now Philadelphia's KABC is reporting that two of the diamond dresses have actually been sold. Although given that one went to a customer in the US and another was sent off to Europe, there doesn't seem to be too much chance that the wearers will run into each other.
For would-be prom queens who like the style but don't want to fork over their college savings, the company makes a diamondless version of the dress that sells for around $400.
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I agree with Monford and in an interview hosted by one of my students this morning I said the same thing. We need to catch up with ourselves and ensure that what students need to know aligns with the resources, materials, instructional delivery and timeline for doing so. Then it is important to assess ALL of the components for the purpose of cohesiveness as opposed to a single focus and then change the entire scene and not fix the one part that is not working.


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[PATCH] cgroup_freezer: fix freezing groups with stopped tasks
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2d3cbf8b (cgroup_freezer: update_freezer_state() does incorrect state transitions) removed is_task_frozen_enough and replaced it with a simple frozen call. This, however, breaks freezing for a group with stopped tasks because those cannot be frozen and so the group remains in CGROUP_FREEZING state (update_if_frozen doesn't count stopped tasks) and never reaches CGROUP_FROZEN. Let's add is_task_frozen_enough back and use it at the original locations (update_if_frozen and try_to_freeze_cgroup). Semantically we consider stopped tasks as frozen enough so we should consider both cases when testing frozen tasks. Testcase: mkdir /dev/freezer mount -t cgroup -o freezer none /dev/freezer mkdir /dev/freezer/foo sleep 1h & pid=$! kill -STOP $pid echo $pid > /dev/freezer/foo/tasks echo FROZEN > /dev/freezer/foo/freezer.state while true do cat /dev/freezer/foo/freezer.state [ "`cat /dev/freezer/foo/freezer.state`" = "FROZEN" ] && break sleep 1 done echo OK Signed-off-by: Michal Hocko <mhocko@...>(Continue reading)


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GRANGER TWP. — The Highland girls track team had all intentions of staking its claim to the Suburban League championship Thursday.
Reigning champion Nordonia wasn't ready to let go of the crown just yet.
The upset-minded Hornets fell to the Knights 80-57 despite some strong performances.
Sam Duale had a hand in three event victories. The sophomore won the 100- and 200-meter dashes along with running on the winning 4×100 relay. Duale clocked 12.8 and 27.0 in the sprint events.
Duale, Paige Springhetti, Lauren Zuro and Hallie Sours combined to run 51.8 in the 4×1.
In the field, Rebecca Koval soared 5 feet, 2 inches to take first in the high jump, while Nikki McKenna cleared 14-11½ in the long jump. Martha Szekely threw the shot put 32-3¾ to win by more than 3 feet.
The 4×4 of Colleen Hoynes, Springhetti, Sours and Zuro placed first in 4:20.
In other meets:
Medina 85, Twinsburg 50
TWINSBURG — Sarah Pack anchored a pair of relays and won the 800 in 2:26.8 to help the Bees to this Northeast Ohio Conference Valley Division triumph. Fellow distance runners Alexis Smith and Tessa Dombi, who both ran with Pack and Maggie Willse on the winning 4×8, won the 1,600 and 3,200, respectively. Morgan Wickey (400), Sarayah Kress (200) and Allyson Campbell (100 hurdles) also won individually. The 4×2 and 4×4 units also won. Cari Pallini registered winning tosses in the shot (35-5) and discus (118-3), while McKenna Baluch took the pole vault (10-0).
Green 72, Cloverleaf 41
GREEN — Junior Ashley Murray took first in the 1,600 (5:22) and 800 (2:36), but the Bulldogs ran away with this SL meet. Lauren Frank (200) and Erian Hamilton (400) also won, along with Kaylee Gutschow (long jump).
Wadsworth 87, Tallmadge 50
TALLMADGE — The Grizzlies swept the sprints en route to this SL win over the Blue Devils. Hunter Williams continued his strong start, winning the 100 (11.1), 200 (23.7) and anchoring the victorious 4×1 and 4×2 relays. Quade Hanlin, Eric Yetzer and Josh Weber joined Williams on the 4×2, while Hanlin, Devon Gilkerson and Weber filled out the 4×1's other legs. Yetzer also won the 400 in 53.9, while Ryan Looser and Nick Winkler notched two wins each. Looser took the 110 and 300 hurdles, while Winkler clocked winning times in the 1,600 and 800. Nick Seme (discus), Clay Smalley (high jump) and Zack Metz (pole vault) won in the field.
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The German approach to building a car is very different from domestic and Asian made vehicles, even comparable models. Everything from the engine block position to how the parts are connected can be very distinct from what's seen in other more standard vehicles. Due to the complexity of design, specific parts required, and the particular mechanical nuances inherent of BMW vehicles, it is essential when service or repair is required that all work is completed by a professional BMW mechanic. A general auto mechanic should typically be able to identify what may be causing issues according to the vehicle on-board computer, but still may be at a loss about how to go about actually fixing the car.
"Service completed by a properly-trained repair shop is what keeps BMW's running far longer than those repaired at any nearest car repair shop", according to Alvin Kielow, owner of Conaway Motors. "BMW vehicles are unlike any car in that they utilize specific parts, technology, and components from an oil filter to the interior that require a BMW certified technician to be able to identify and correct as needed." Conaway Motors provides qualified BMW Repair and Service in Everett, Washington.
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Date: December 28, 2001 7:53 PM
From this year, I have decided to stand up for my atheist beliefs and scrap my Christmas, Easter and prayers.
From now on, I will have nothing to do with Christmas except maybe some lights outside because it looks good and a present at some other time of the year for me and eventually for my children.
Easter is gone all together.
I will also not sing any religious songs at services forced upon me and will not say Amen or read and prayers.
In my opinion, if everyone followed my example, no harm would be done, except to card companies and Bible publishing companies and the world would advance to atheism.
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I have a very low end PC, 512MB, and I'm thinking of switching to ubuntu. But I want the lightest one possible, I did a few searches and came across Lubuntu. Are softwares installable on ubuntu also installable on Lubuntu?
Both distributions use the same repositories. So, software that can be installed on ubuntu can also be installed on Lubuntu. At most some extra gnome packages will be installed (this will mostly be taken care of by synaptic or software centre). But with low ram, Lubuntu would give a better peformance. Also be aware of the fact that Lubuntu 12.04 is not an LTS as opposed to ubuntu.
Lubuntu and Ubuntu use the same software repositories.
Note though that some programs require GNOME runtime libraries, or KDE runtime libraries, and those runtime libraries will also take up space on your drive, as will the program. These programs may also not work 100% with your hardware, but there's no way to truly tell.
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The game is not very in-depth and while there is a lot to play, the game is still rather short and it progresses quickly. You play as a producer, with no experience mind you, and you must turn one of the four Gamindustri goddesses into a popstar. The game states when you boot it up that this game is not canon to the main story of the previous three games. So this is purely for gameplay reasons, the story is incredibly basic.
The gameplay is oddly simple and it has some serious merit when it comes to simulation games. You pick a goddess to start with, Neptune, Noire, Blanc, and Vert. From there, you train what they do best and improve on their poorer qualities. These include rhythm, voice quality, appearance, confidence etc. Improving these will give you better results during concerts which are what really matter in this game. After you spend a few days training and doing some PR work, a concert will show up. When you perform in the concert it is where you gain the most fans and other qualities. The more successful the concert the better the rankings at the end of the week and month.
For the concerts you are able to change a few variables. You choose the stage type, the three kinds effects you will be able to use during the concert, what song your goddess will sing, and the placement of your goddess. During the concert you control the camera. Focusing on certain areas of the goddess will give you temporary bonuses to crowd enjoyment and you mix those with the different effects you chose. These effects are better on some stages than others, so it helps to experiment. After doing concerts, recording contracts, PR work, you can spend time with your goddess and get them to love you like the waifu's they are!
The art is pretty good, but the camera work is confusing and shoddy. I like the idea behind the game but at the same time, this game really does not appeal to my demographic. I can appreciate the work went into Producing Perfection but the game is really boring after you clear one goddess's story. If you like really simple simulation games, this certainly is for you. The downside is that this game is really developed for a certain demographic and I am not in that group. I give Hyperdimension Neptunia: Producting Perfection for the PS Vita a 6/10.


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The ongoing fight over public access to many of Utah's streams and rivers continues as the Utah Stream Access Coalition asks a judge to issue a summary judgment against the law — created in secret by the legislature — which reverses an earlier state supreme court decision. (From the Salt Lake Tribune):
The nonprofit coalition, which earlier filed suit in Heber City's 4th District Court against a landowner along the Upper Provo River, has filed a motion asking Judge Derek P. Pullan for a summary judgment, declaring the law unconstitutional.
The law, known as the Public Waters Access Act, generated debate over private property rights versus public access even before it was passed.
In a memorandum supporting its motion, the coalition argues that waters flowing in Utah's rivers and streams "are and have always been owned by the public and, as such, are public waters."
The case names ATC Realty Sixteen Inc. as defendant. That California-based entity owns a real estate development in Wasatch County called Victory Ranch that is bisected by five miles of the Upper Provo River, directly upstream of the Jordanelle Reservoir.
In what I'll gracefully describe as a weasel quote, the state's attorney general offered only a red herring in defense of this remarkably bad law:
The law arose as a means to balance private property rights with public access, Roberts said. Property owners complained that anglers and boaters would come out of the river channel and trespass on their lands.
"People are walking along the edge of their property. Can they camp out? Can they cook food?" he said. "A number of legislators wanted to give some authority back to the property owners."
Under the supreme court decision, If they're not in the channel, they're trespassing (no, they can't camp out). In other words, the AG is full of shit.
Cross your fingers for the Utah Stream Access folks on this one…
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AMHERST, Mass. - Senior Colin Burns (Newark, Del.) made six saves, including three spectacular saves in the first half, to lead UMass to a 0-0 tie in double-overtime with preseason A-10 favorite, Richmond. UMass is now 7-2-1 on the season, including 1-0-1 in the Atlantic 10, while Richmond is 3-4-3 overall, and 0-0-2 in the A-10.
Richmond came out in the first half as the aggressor and limited UMass' scoring chances and put pressure on Burns. However, the first scoring threat in the first half came from UMass about 10 minutes into the game. Ptah Myers (Coulumbus, Ohio) received a pass and streaked down the left side, but fired a shot wide that hit the outside of the net to keep the game scoreless. Richmond also had several strong scoring chances, the best coming on a clearing breakaway by Colin Vint, who rolled a shot past Burns, but just right of the goal. Burns also stoned several Richmond shots, making three saves in the first half.
Both teams played a cautious second half, as the two teams tightened up defensively, and limited the number of chances by the offenses. Burns and Spiders' goalkeeper Mike Nwaneri made one save each to send the game to overtime.
UMass had the best opportunity to end the game in overtime when freshman Rob Charast (Monson, Mass.) slipped a shot from the right side past Nwaneri to the left post, but the ball was cleared by a Richmond defender to keep the game scoreless. Nwaneri made three saves in the extra 20 minutes, while Burns made two.
The Minutemen were outshot for only the second time this season, as the Spiders had 17 shots to UMass' 14. UMass did draw 10 corners, including nine in the second half and overtime sessions, while Richmond had seven.
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Sonny Forelli got pissed off you still don't have his money, so to buy yourself a little more time you will have to do him a favor. Sonny's cousin, Giorgio Forelli is being trialed for tax fraud and he wants you to "persuade" the jurors into declaring him innocent.
The Mission
When the mission starts, a handyman will get run down by a man driving a Glendale, this will provide you a hammer. Go the first target at the Vice Point hospital. The jurors car will be parked in front, strike it with the hammer or shoot it until it's wrecked, as soon as the car has taken enough damage, the juror will show up and get intimidated by you in a cutscene.
Now for the second target, he's talking with a woman in a café at Ocean Drive. Go to him and attack him with a melee weapon, do not shoot him.Afterwards, he will get scared and run into his car, when he tries to drive away, a truck will hit his car and he'll get stuck, now move over to his car and smash it until he gets out and runs away. Mission Acomplished.
(Ken's office, Tommy Vercetti and Ken Rosenberg.)
(Tommy comes in, finds Ken asleep and then scares him by slamming the door behind him.)
Ken Rosenberg: Aaahh! Oh for god's sake, it's you! Oh, Jeez - I'm gonna need new pants! Hey, those psychos from up north - They've been on the horn, and they're coming down here soon! Now where is the goddamn money!?
Tommy Vercetti: Relax, relax. We're not at the part yet.
Ken: Oooh...I thought that you were taking care of this, I really did! And now those guidos say we gotta do them a favour.
Tommy: You mean I gotta to do 'em a favour.
Ken: Oh, of course that's what I mean. Do I look like I can intimidate a jury? I couldn't intimidate a child - And believe me, I've tried. Now look, It's either that or Forelli's cousin, Giorgio, gets five years for fraud. You gotta take these guys OUT!
Tommy: I understand. Help the jury change their minds. Don't worry about it
Ken: No no no no - NO! I tried that. The jury case didn't go so well. So MAKE them change their minds!
(Washington Beach, Tommy Vercetti)
Tommy: Alright, more crap to wipe up. What did I do wrong in a past life?
(A handyman is standing on the street when another man accidentally runs him over with a Glendale.)
Tommy: Dumb...Florida...moron, ha ha.
(Vice Point Hospital, Tommy and Juror 1.)
Juror 1: I can't believe this is happening!
Tommy: You remember Giorgio? You remember he's innocent.
Juror 1: Aaaah!
(Ocean Drive café, Tommy.)
Tommy: Innocent 'till I say otherwise.
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