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AN:sigh: A parent songfic. I've done two Mommy fics, so it's the Dads' turn! That's right, folks. A tribute to three of our favorite fathers, and their daughters. This is total interpretation-mucho speculation, but I think it works. I'm writing about all three of the daddy-daughter relationships in one fic. Hope everyone enjoys it.
Oh yes, and I have a big important announcement thing: THIS IS MY HUNDREDTH FIC ON ! I FINALLY MADE IT TO THE BIG ONE-ZERO-ZERO! Thank you very much. :bows: Okay, I'm done. I think I've earned the tiniest bit of bragging rights. But I'm finished now.
I'd like to send a huuuuuuuuuge shout out to my pal Tori for introducing me to this song. I'm not kidding when I say that the first time I heard it, I bawled. And I don't usually cry over songs. Thanks, Tori-chan! Oh yeah, and thanks to Gary Allan for singing this beautiful piece of work.
Do I own DBZ? Nooooooo… Do I own this song? Nooooooo… Damn it? Yeeeeees…
Tough Little Boys
He didn't move. He didn't allow anything to reveal itself on his face.
If he gave anything away, it would be taken as a weakness. And any sign of even the smallest weakness would be severely punished. It was much easier to just take what was coming, be strong, and nurse wounds later.
The blow fell, and though he braced himself against it at the last moment, Vegeta was thrown backwards to the floor, pain stabbing through his face. He could feel a trickle of blood already running down the corner of his mouth, warm and sticky. Just a few more red splotches on armor that was already stained with so much of the red life-fluid.
The young Prince of the Saiyan race bit back a growl. It had been like this for quite some time, since he had been told of the unfortunate death of his father, and an equally terrible misfortune, the total destruction of the ancestral home of his people. The planet he had been destined to rule over.
Annihilation was more like it. There were a mere handful of Saiyans left alive that he knew of.
He had suspicions about that, the alleged accident that had destroyed the place had loosely called home. There had been rumors, little things whispered here and there, conversations that would stop as he walked past. But he never let it slip that he suspected anything. To suggest could be suicide. And he had no defense. Not against the likes of Frieza. Not yet, anyway.
Someday, he would fulfill all that his father had told him. He would survive, become the very embodiment of a legend itself. The Super Saiyan. A being with the power to destroy Frieza, and not even bat an eye. With Super Saiyan would come the power to avenge.
Someday, he would gain vengeance, both for himself and his people.
But he brushed those thoughts away with a practiced hand. There was something else to worry about at the moment. Namely, his 'trainer.' Zarbon loomed over him, smirking on something that bordered on giddiness. He delighted in these 'training' sessions, which most times ended up with a semi-comatose Vegeta being dragged down the corridor to the regeneration tank to be healed for yet another session.
All on Frieza's orders, of course.
With a glare worthy of a Saiyan Prince, Vegeta climbed back to his feet and waited for the next punch to come, and the next bruise to form. But such was life. And he didn't back down. That would be weakness. Never back down.
The waiting room was very…white. Sterile white. Boring white. Very boring.
Especially boring when one was waiting for one's woman. And it was the middle of the night, to boot. Not factors that would encourage one to be particularly cheerful.
Vegeta ground his teeth together unconsciously. The woman had woken him up in the middle of the night in a panic. It was time, she said. The baby was coming. And then something about 'get me to a hospital, you idiot.' He didn't think he'd ever woken up that fast in his life.
When she had told him she was going to have another brat, he had received the news quietly, unsure as to whether he should be happy or disgusted. But he'd gone along with it, grudgingly helping out when Bulma asked him, though more often than not he let Trunks do it. And he made sure to absent himself quickly whenever the other female members of the Z group would come over and start squealing over the prospect of the new baby.
And through the whole nine months before the birth, he couldn't decide if he was even remotely happy about the prospect. Mostly, he simply kept a wary, if discreet, eye on Bulma, and waited for the day when he would get to meet his second child.
And now, he was sitting in the waiting room, while his mate gave birth to that child.
In addition to being in a bad mood in general, he was surprisingly nervous.
So when the doors opened and a woman in scrubs stepped in and said his name, he jumped up and nearly bowled the poor woman over in his rush to get to Bulma's side. She held out her hands in a warding gesture, but otherwise didn't look too terribly alarmed, as if she was accustomed to anxious fathers-to-be nearly ripping her head off as soon as she stepped out of those swinging double doors.
But she must have sensed that this particular father was especially dangerous if angered, because she was very quick to tell him where to go, and breathed the smallest sigh of relief when he took off down the hallway as fast as was permissible in public. He found the room in record time, and nearly broke the door from its hinges by the force of his passing.
Bulma lifted her gaze from the small form she was so carefully cradling against her breast. "Vegeta," she said softly, "you have a daughter." She looked exhausted, but utterly, utterly satisfied. She carefully held out the swaddled figure to him, and he took it with surprisingly equal gentleness.
He looked down at the small bundle in his arms. Wisps of cerulean hair already decorated the small head, and her cheek was resting against his chest. She was sound asleep.
"Did you name her?" he asked, trying to appear as disinterested as possible, but failing dismally.
"Bra. Her name is Bra."
"Bra?" he managed a snort. "Leave it to you to pick such a ridiculous name. I pity the brat."
Bulma raised an eyebrow, but she could see right through him, and said nothing. She simply sat back and watched him hold his new daughter. And she could have sworn she saw him melting.
If she had asked, he would have scoffed at the idea, but in reality, his heart had just been snapped away from him, by someone who couldn't even open her eyes yet.
And strangely enough, he liked it.
The little girl's brow was furrowed in concentration as she moved her hand slowly across the paper; the crayon she held left a bright green line in its wake. When she reached the edge of the paper, she moved her hand back and began coloring in the area she had just outlined.
Vegeta watched over her shoulder with feigned disinterest, though it was doubtful that Frieza's resurrection could have taken his attention away from the small child beside him, and the art she was working so diligently to produce.
Once the green area was filled in, Bra dropped the emerald crayon and selected a different color, this one a dark blue shade. She began outlining a relatively human-like shape on the paper on top of the expanse of green she had already colored.
He had never actually believed that such a mundane thing-plopped on the floor in one of Capsule Corporations many sitting rooms, watching his young daughter color-could actually be enjoyable. But to his amazement, it was actually quite peaceful. He was fairly certain that he could have just sat there all day, watching his daughter churn out as many amateur artworks as her young attention span would allow.
They were childish scribbles, amateur by even the most generous of standards, but if anyone had pointed them out as such, he would have personally killed that person. Bra was inordinately proud of her coloring, and Vegeta carefully safeguarded that happiness.
It was so strange. He was once one of the most feared men in the universe. Even now, he was among the strongest fighters alive. The blood of Saiyan royalty flowed through his veins. His people had been feared across the galaxy.
And what was he doing? Spending an afternoon, babysitting the younger brat-er, his daughter.
She was not a brat. Never a brat. He never could even bring himself to think of her as a halfling.
The blue crayon fell from her hand, and she grabbed a black one before resuming her drawing. And Vegeta simply watched, in a sort of awe he only experienced when this little girl was around. She didn't look up at him once; her entire attention was focused on her artwork. After a moment of using that, she chose her red crayon and continued.
This was the most peaceful he had ever felt in his tumultuous life. While he was here, he didn't need to fight, train, or worry about being better than the accursed Kakarott. It was simply enough to just be.
"Papa!" Bra picked up the paper and held it out to him. "For you!"
Though it was a child's artwork, done in messy crayon, Vegeta managed to decipher that the green was grass, and the dark blue person-shape with the black scribble on top was him. There was a red blob on his hand that he assumed was supposed to be a ki attack. It was almost insulting, that anyone would dare to portray the Prince of the Saiyan race in such a manner.
He should have been infuriated. Had it been anyone else's work, he would have been enraged.
But he took the paper in one gloved hand, careful not to wrinkle it, and studied it; he felt a smile begin to tug at the corners of his mouth, and he fought it, with little success. His free hand reached out and ruffled the little mane of blue hair. "Thanks."
He stared in amazement at the strange, spiky-haired boy in front of him.
What is he? Krillen wondered in amazement. How could anyone possibly be that fast?
At first, he had thought the odd child was making an excuse, blaming his lack of speed on his shoes. But then they had given him new shoes, and…well, the results spoke for themselves. This boy, this Son Goku, had breezed on by, without even breaking a sweat.
And he realized that this whole training thing, under Master Roshi, the Turtle Hermit, was going to be much more difficult than he had ever imagined.
This epiphany was driven home a short time later, when Goku moved the rock.
Well, maybe 'rock' wasn't exactly the best word. 'Small mountain' was probably a little more fitting. Either way, it wasn't something any normal person should be able to do. But sure enough, this strange little boy with the gravity-defying hair did it with little to no effort, once he got some momentum going. He stopped after going a pretty good distance, and turned to look expectantly at his teacher and fellow student.
Both of whom were staring at the odd child with unhinged jaws and wide-eyed, blank stares of pure, unadulterated disbelief.
"Uh…Krillen would like everyone to know that he's speechless," Krillen managed to stammer. Roshi hadn't quite regained his powers of speech at that time.
That was how it went, on through their training. Swimming laps in a shark-infested lake, being tied to a tree beneath a hive of infuriated bees, delivering milk, tilling fields…everything. The only thing Krillen really had an edge on Goku in was schoolwork. But somehow, it wasn't enough. They were just too uneven, no matter how hard Krillen tried.
Goku was faster, stronger, had more stamina than Krillen. It just wasn't possible! It was like he wasn't human or something…and yet it all balanced with that innocence, that cheerful nature and naiveté that made him almost impossible to hate.
Krillen's legs felt like they were going to fall off. How long had they been running now? But he bit his lip and pushed onwards, doing his best to ignore the fierce burning. His muscles seemed to be in revolution against him, but he forced them to bend to his will. He managed to maneuver his rebellious limbs the way he wanted them to go.
Mind over body, he reminded himself. Mind over body, mind over body…
Then again, passing out was starting to sound very appealing…
NO. Giving up was NOT an option.
And so he pressed on.
The doors flew open, and the short man rushed in.
"I got here as soon as I could!" Krillen gasped breathlessly, panting heavily from exertion. Those already there and waiting could only guess that he had all but teleported himself there.
Krillen had been out on an errand when Number Eighteen, just shy of her due date, had gone into labor. He hadn't been gone even ten minutes when her water broke, and the contractions started. The other residents of Kame House-Master Roshi and the animals-hadn't been much help, so she had taken things into her own hands and called Bulma.
By the time she had arranged for a ride, she was as close to panicked as anyone had ever seen her, and in a world of pain, even too much to fly. Bulma came through, and got there in record time. They left a message behind for Krillen, and got her to the nearest hospital. They were ready and waiting for her, and wheeled her right in. Bulma had then set about alerting everyone else, and waiting for Krillen.
The minute he had gotten the message, the former monk had shot off towards the hospital. He had made only a single stop on the way there, a two-minute stop to pick up something that was now clutched possessively in his hot little hands.
"Thank Kami!" Bulma sighed. "The nurse just left. You can go right in."
Krillen didn't need to be told twice. He breezed past the blue-haired genius and towards the room. He knew it was hers, somehow, instinctively. And he could sense the tiniest shred of ki, an energy that was barely there; it pulsed softly, brightening and dimming in a rhythm and feel that was so like his own…
He burst in, then remembered that he probably shouldn't make a ton of noise, and forced himself to calm down as much as he could. Either way, the occupants of the room didn't seem to mind.
Number Eighteen was laid out in the bed, cradling the newborn. She looked completely exhausted. Krillen had never before seen his wife in such a state. She looked tired, but blessedly happy—again, not an emotion she was known to oft show. However, given the occasion, it was most definitely not unfounded.
"Hey," he said.
"Hey," she replied. "Come here."
He was already on his way over. Once at her bedside, he held out the present he had made the two-minute stop for. "Something for you." A bouquet of red roses in a small blue vase. Just a little something, an impulse. He set them on the table.
Eighteen smiled. He was so thoughtful. It was sweet—in a ridiculous kind of way, she thought. But it was definitely endearing at moments like this. "Here. Someone for you to meet." She passed him the tiny figure, wrapped up in a warm pink blanket.
Krillen looked down at the child, dozing peacefully in his arms. His daughter. His first child.
A brand-new life, curled up against his chest.
She was beautiful, just like her mother, he decided.
And it was love at first sight, all over again.
Thunder rolled across the sky, like an eighteen wheeler rumbling over the clouds. Krillen looked up at the charcoal colored sky and sighed. It was just a dreary day. There would be rain soon, he was sure.
Turning away from the window, he started towards the stairs—
—but paused when he heard the softest of whimpers coming from the closet beside the stairs. He listened. Yes, there it was again. The tiny murmuring of a frightened child. Given that they were currently residing in the Kame House, there was really only one child it could be.
He tapped on the door, and then opened. Sure enough, curled up behind a few coats was an adorable little girl. Her blonde pigtails were quivering slightly with her movements as she looked up at her father with wide eyes.
"Whatcha doing, squirt?" Krillen asked, kneeling down to her eye-level. He knew she wasn't too keen on dark places, but he also knew that her fear of storms far outweighed her fear of the dark.
"Hiding," she whispered back, covering her eyes with her hands. If she couldn't see the storm, then the storm couldn't see her, and it couldn't come get her. Right? Right.
"From the storm?" he asked, and she nodded. See, Daddy knew! Daddy understood! It was one of those powers that Daddies had. Okay, so maybe it wasn't quite as strong as Mommy Power—Mommy Power meant knowing everything, and being able to strike fear into anything that moved and some things that didn't. But right now, he was definitely showing his Daddy Power.
"I don't want the thunder monsters to get me!" Marron whimpered a little.
"Scoot over a little," Krillen said. She obeyed, and he sat down beside her and pulled the closet door shut again, leaving it open just a crack. "I'll hide with you. I won't let those mean ol' storm monsters get you. They have to go through me first!"
Marron threw her arms around him. "Yay, Daddy!"
He patted her head. "Hey, do you want to know a trick? Let's listen."
She nodded, tilted her head to one side and listened carefully, not quite sure what she was supposed to be listening for. But when she saw the flicker of lightning beyond the door, she squealed, and dove against her father.
"It's okay. Now we count," he whispered. They counted until they heard thunder, and again she inched closer to Daddy and the safety she knew he would provide. "Three seconds. That means the storm is three miles away, sweetie."
"Really?" she asked.
"You're so smart, Daddy!" Marron giggled. The laughter was short-lived, though, as another crash of thunder rocked the little house, and she actually screamed. She flung herself at her father and crawled into his lap. "Scary!"
"Hey, it's okay," Krillen rocked her a little. "There's nothing to be scared of." She didn't seem to buy that, though, so he thought for a moment, then asked, "How about if I tell you some stories?"
That idea was incredibly well received. Already knowing that she adored those particular tales, Krillen began to recount his own childhood—most prevalently, the days of training with Goku and Master Roshi on this very island. The World Martial Arts Tournaments. The stupid things he and Goku had done together in the many years they had known each other.
All this while huddled in the relative darkness of a little closet by the stairs. The storm passed, and neither of them even realized it. Father was engaged in his own interesting past, and daughter was enraptured by the stories of times long since past.
It was only a voice calling for them that brought them out of their little revery, back to the real world and the few beams of light that now penetrated their little haven. Before either of them could react to the summons, the door opened, spilling far more than a few beams of light into the room.
"There you are," Number Eighteen sighed. "I thought I heard voices in here. I've been looking all over for you two." She stooped down and picked up Marron, who clapped her hands in delight.
"Daddy was telling me funny stories and keeping the storm monsters away!" the little girl proclaimed proudly. Her little radar sensors were picking up that there might be trouble, and she was determined to protect her father.
To everyone's surprise, Eighteen actually laughed a little at that. "Krillen, you're such a pushover when it comes to Marron."
He felt himself blush, but it was a charge he just couldn't deny.
The fire sparked and crackled noisily, casting shadows over the cave walls.
Outside, the storm raged with a ferocity equal to any fighter in tournament. Rain pounded the Earth; lightning flared, and thunder crashed, like a blacksmith's hammer coming down on a piece of metal to be shaped and molded. The wind howled like the cry of a dying thing.
But the small indentation in the stone provided shelter, and the fire provided warmth and light.
By that light, a stick scratched out algebra equations in the dirt. Considering that the child who was writing such things was all of five years old, that was quite impressive.
Son Gohan sighed miserably. Another night in what he had appropriately deemed The Middle of Nowhere, alone, huddled against the elements. But tonight was one of the better nights, even though it was so miserable out there. He had shelter, in the form of his little cave, and beside him was a small pile of fruit-the remnants of his dinner. So he had a place to sleep and a full stomach.
In this place, that was an exquisite end to another long day.
He finally set the stick down and folded his arms, resting his chin comfortably on them. He'd gotten used to being out here, away from his mother. And his father…well, he didn't quite know what was happening with Dad.
Eventually, the big green guy named Piccolo would come back for him, and then what?
Fight the aliens, save the Earth. And then what? What would come after that?
Gohan didn't know, and he was too worn to care.
He would hang in there, and take things as they came. That was all he could do.
"Don't worry, Mr. Son, your wife is doing beautifully," the doctor assured him.
Gohan looked down at the dark-haired woman, clinging to his arm hard enough to cut off the circulation; if she applied a little more pressure, and pulled a little harder, she would probably prove capable of ripping the appendage clean off. To be blunt, Videl looked like she was going to die, and she would probably lash out at anyone with the misfortune to be anywhere near her. Woe to that person.
"And now I'm sorry, Mr. Son, but you're going to have to leave," the doctor continued. His voice and face were kind as he ushered the young father-to-be out of the hospital room. This was the man who had been monitoring both Videl and the baby since day one; they were well acquainted with the doctor who now was going to help bring their child into the world.
Acquiescing, Gohan scuffled out into the waiting room. The moment he stepped through the swinging doors into the waiting room, he was tackled by his grandchild-crazed mother and worried father-in-law. Son ChiChi and Satan Hercule were absolutely frantic.
"Is Videl okay?"
"What did the doctor say?"
"Can we go in?"
"What's the word?"
Gohan held up his hands in a warding gesture, taking a step back to put a little more distance between himself and his crazed relatives. "Hey, hey, calm down! They just kicked me out. I think they're getting ready to deliver, so just have a little patience, okay, guys?"
Unfortunately, patience was a trait not common to either the Son or the Satan families. Gohan was a rarity in both bloodlines because he was blessed with the virtue of patience. ChiChi, who wanted her grandchildren, and Hercule, whose daughter was the one giving birth, were not quite as fortunate. They paced and wrung their hands and worried and fretted.
After about ten minutes of this, Gohan was fully ready to do them both bodily harm.
Goku was cheerfully oblivious, as he had a tendency to be, and was content to simply sit and chat with Goten (who was fidgeting like crazy) as he waited for the arrival of his granddaughter. Goten was excited about the prospect of being an uncle, but he was tired of sitting around doing nothing.
Gohan, however, managed to sit relatively still. His wife--the love of his life--was in there, about to give birth to their daughter. He was still having trouble actually wrapping his mind around the notion, just as he'd had so much difficulty comprehending the full implications when Videl had told him that she was going to have a baby.
For the eternities (or so it seemed) that he sat there, he let his thoughts wander in that direction. But finally, the door opened. "Mr. Son?" the doctor asked pleasantly, but Gohan was already right up in the poor man's face.
"Well?" Gohan asked in a rare display of blatant impatience; he was actually hopping from foot to foot, like a child anxiously waiting for a surprise gift they can't have just yet. It was actually quite amusing.
"You can go in."
The minute those words were out of the doctor's mouth, Gohan was gone. And for once in his life, he threw the rules about using ki in public quite merrily to the four winds, and surged off, a mere blur to the human eye. His parents, brother, and father-in-law were left to follow behind him at a more natural pace.
Videl was sitting up in bed, the tiny bundle resting carefully against her breast. She seemed to be waiting for him, and, though she was pale with exhaustion, her blue eyes lit up when he entered. She was still glowing, that aura that all pregnant women seemed to carry. Giving birth hadn't diminished it a whit.
He walked quickly to her bedside. "Hey, beautiful," he teased a little, kissing her. "I hear there's someone you want me to meet?" He was nearly beside himself with joy and excitement, and Videl could tell; she was laughing at him.
She passed him the bundle with a tired smile and leaned back against her pillows, eyes half open to watch father and daughter's first meeting. After all, this was likely the only quiet moment they would get before ChiChi and Hercule descended on the newborn with all the ferocity and love of excited, first-time grandparents. The media would follow, then: after all, the World Champion's first grandchild? That was a front-page story, easy. So best to enjoy this moment of peace before the chaos began.
The little girl in his arms squirmed a tiny bit before she seemed to nod off again.
Gohan stared in awe.
He was holding a new life in his hands. A brand new existence. One that he had helped to create, an exact contrast to the many he had helped to destroy in his lifetime. It was a sort of paradox that almost no one else would have seen or understood.
At a complete loss, he smiled, and said, "Hi there, cutie." It sounded silly to his own ears.
For all his brilliance, his genius, he was having so much difficulty wrapping his mind around the idea that this was his daughter. His flesh and blood. He and Videl would have to raise her, teach her, try to help her become the best person possible. There was an entire future here.
Gohan was so enthralled at the beautiful child in his arms that he didn't even hear his mother and father-in-law explode into the hospital room behind him, demanding to see the little girl.
The little girl threw a surprisingly perfect punch. Her fist connected soundly, meeting Gohan's palm with a fairly decent smack. It didn't hurt at all, but he had to brace against it.
Pan rocked back on her toes, then attacked with her other hand. The same thing: a good, solid punch. For such a smile child, she was already showing enormous potential as a fighter and martial artist. She'd already learned to fly, courtesy of her grandfather. Her grandMOTHER, unfortunately, had yet to forgive him for that.
It was true, though. Pan was turning out more like her two grandfathers moreso than either of her parents. But, being the dutiful parents they were, they just encouraged her in whatever she decided to do, and worried in private. But finally, caving in under his father's jibes and his daughter's begging, Gohan had agreed to give her some training.
So here they were, out in the front yard (in full view of his parents' home, he thought wryly). She was just throwing punches, one right after the other, landing each right in the palm of his hand.
Though he didn't necessarily like to admit it—he did worry an awful lot about Pan's obsession with fighting, an oft-unfortunate trait of Saiyan blood—he enjoyed these times. It was simple, father and daughter sharing an afternoon together.
They didn't fight all the time during these little sessions. Sometimes they would break and go off for a picnic, or Pan would climb a tree and jump down from a branch, blindly certain that Daddy would catch her. They had explored the woods around the home. Gohan had known it all since childhood, but everything was so new and exciting to Pan, and it was infectious. They discovered all the hidden areas of the area together (even though Gohan had known of them all for years).
His mind wandered to some of those times, those more recent memories. He was starting to understand more and more why his mother had been the way she was. Wanting the very best for your child, being afraid that something might befall them—he felt it, too. But he'd also come to understand, through his own experiences, that some things just had to be experienced. If Pan was hurt, he hurt with her, but such was life. There had to be pain if the better times were to be appreciated to the fullest.
He understood that now.
Unfortunately, Pan was still a very young child. She had a young child's attention span. And Gohan's mind had wandered. As such, he was a prime target when his daughter decided to change tactics.
Namely, she pushed up onto her tiptoes, whirled around, and nailed a perfect roundhouse kick to the side of Daddy's head. It wasn't a terribly hard impact, and it didn't hurt a great deal, but it was enough to surprise him and knock him over. He ended up on his back, while Pan giggled.
"Daddy, pay attention!" she admonished. "Come on, more!"
"Okay, okay…" he groaned, getting back to his feet. See? The small bruise now forming on his foreehead was a testament to the idea that people sometimes learned through pain. He had learned not to let his mind wander while working with his daughter on martial arts.
For a little while longer, he let the punches fall, cushioned by his palm. But after a while, an idea began wiggling around in the back of his mind. He didn't dare drop his guard again, for it seemed that Pan had a sixth sense about such things. But he decided that he had an age-old saying on his side in this case.
Turn-about is fair play.
Without giving any warning at all, he caught her hand as she punched, pulled her forward as he leaned forward, and scooped her up onto his shoulder, spinning around as he did so.
She laughed out loud. "Daddy, put me doooooown!"
Soon, another sound joined them. More laughter—distinctly feminine laughter. Gohan stopped turning and looked sheepishly at his wife. Videl looked right back, one dark eyebrow arched quizzically. "I thought you two were sparring?"
"We were, and I beat Daddy!" Pan declared from her perch on Gohan's shoulder.
Videl's eyebrow jumped a little higher; much further, and it would probably make a permanent home in her hairline. "Oh, aren't you Mister Tough Guy?" she teased, and Pan giggled.
He blushed, but didn't dare refute.
Why argue with the truth?


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Dozens rally for bill banning transgender discrimination
ANNAPOLIS, Md. —
Dozens of people rallied in Annapolis on Monday in support of a state bill that would ban discrimination against transgender people.
The Fairness for All Marylanders Act offers the same protections for gender identity that are currently given to sexual orientation, race, religion, age, sex and marital status.
Delegate Doyle Niemman, D-Prince George's County, said he believes it's time for the General Assembly to act.
"It's an issue that's long overdue. We should not allow discrimination of any kind. This is one of the last steps," Niemann said.
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Older workers 'bearing the brunt' of health problems linked to workplace stress
The 2013 national wellbeing figures have shown a tiny jump in satisfaction levels across the UK. But research reveals that older workers may be feeling more strain than other age groups.
The national survey found that the proportion of people rating their life satisfaction as seven or more out of ten rose by a modest 1.1 per cent on last year to 77 per cent, according to the Office for National Statistics.
The same data found that people aged 45 to 54 were the most dissatisfied with their lot. This seems to tally with separate research from Canada Life Group that indicated that older workers were 'bearing the brunt' of health problems associated with workplace stress.
More than two out of five people aged 51 to 55 blamed workplace stress directly for an illness that they had developed. Older workers were found to have less access to the kinds of benefits that could improve their health, such as gym membership. Of workers who blamed their jobs for weight gain, it was those aged 51 to 65 who said they'd put on most pounds.
As the UK workforce gets older, employers would do well to pay more attention to their older workers, who may need particular support to stay happy and healthy - and productive.
Acas has published Age and the workplace: a guide for employers and employees [336kb], which outlines key information about your obligations when it comes to age-related employment legislation. Training is also available on Health, work and wellbeing and Stress to help you maintain a healthy, well-functioning workforce, whatever the age.
Visit the Acas Training Courses, Workshops and Projects page for more information.


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Yellowstone Snowmobile & Snowcoach Tours
Explore the wild winter setting in Yellowstone National Park! All tours of Yellowstone are guided; this ensures the safety of visitors and minimizes our impact on wildlife. All guides are knowledgeable about the Greater Yellowstone area and trained by the National Park Service.
There are two different ways to explore Yellowstone National Park… via a personal snowmobile or from the warmth of a Snowcoach. If you choose a snowmobile tour, know that four-stroke snowmobiles with the best available technology are utilized in an effort to reduce emissions and noise levels, and to comply with park regulations. All available snowmobiles can accommodate a driver and a passenger. These sleds are very comfortable for even one driver and will allow you to explore the winter wonderland of Yellowstone National Park in comfort and safety.
Snowmobile to Old Faithful
Yellowstone National Park is a winter wildlife sanctuary, where herds of bison and elk gather, wolves prowl, and bears sleep. After exploring the world's first national park, the group will return to the South Entrance for the trip back to Jackson Hole.
Snowcoach to Old Faithful
Sit back and enjoy the scenery to Old Faithful Geyser in comfort as an experienced and knowledgeable tour guide chauffeurs you in our Hagglund Snowcoach. This tour will take you to Old Faithful Geyser, making several stops along the way to learn about Yellowstone National Park's history, view geo-thermal features, and take pictures.
Snowmobile to Grand Canyon
With this tour we follow the mighty Yellowstone River as it cuts through granite chasms, creating the spectacular Yellowstone Falls, chronicled by artists such as Thomas Moran and Ansel Adams. The feature of this tour is a visit to Yellowstone's Grand Canyon, which is the most breathtaking sight inside Yellowstone National Park.
World's First National Park
Before the 1920s, winter visitors were the exception, not the rule, and only a few hardy souls sought out the spectacle of Yellowstone in its winter shroud. Gradually, a few tourists did what the park's Army protectors and then the first National Park Service rangers did: They came on snowshoes and cross-country skis.
It was not until half a century after 19th-century visitors first hiked into the park that the first powered snow machine entered Yellowstone. It was 1948 and wingless "snow planes" on skis - cockpits with propellers in back like Everglades airboats - opened the era of motorized over-snow travel into the park. Within seven years, the first generation of the snowcoaches of today followed on tractor tracks and skis. Although called "snowmobiles," these machines looked more like giant metal beetles than the sleek, zippy snow runners of today. These snowmobiles were packed with visitors wanting a glimpse of Old Faithful erupting into winter skies. Finally, in 1963, a few visitors rode in aboard the first personal snow machines, the forerunners of today's snowmobiles.
In the late 1960s, the National Park Service decided to support this fledgling use of motorized snow vehicles, and in 1971, Yellowstone Park personnel were packing and smoothing the routes to Old Faithful and to the park's headquarters at Mammoth Hot Springs. By early 1990, upwards of 1,600 snowmobiles and snowcoaches entered the park on a daily basis. By late 1990, 150,000 winter visitors a year were flocking into Yellowstone.
Looking back, it is hard today to imagine an era when Yellowstone National Park was not a wintertime "must-see" destination. Visitors in the 21st-century watch wildlife, marvel at Old Faithful, train binoculars on birds, listen and look for howling wolves, and are awestruck by a park character vastly different from summer. And they do so on snowshoes, cross-country skis, and aboard snowmobiles and snowcoaches.


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NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Short children treated with growth hormone may have slightly increased eye pressure compared with children not on the therapy, according to a small study from Israel.
High eye pressure has been linked to glaucoma, a disease that may lead to blindness. But experts said the new findings shouldn't cause alarm, because eye pressure in the study was still within the normal range.


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Germany offers a wide range of high-quality rental housing. Many Germans prefer to rent rather than to buy a home. In this section we explain how to find a place to live and what you need to keep in mind, both before and after moving in.
Our video shows you the important things to know and do in starting out in Germany.
Germany offers a wide range of high-quality rental housing. Many Germans prefer to rent rather than to buy a home. In this section we explain how to find a place to live and what you need to keep in mind, both before and after moving in.
There are a variety of options for your first few weeks in Germany, before you have found permanent housing: A hotel room costs an average of about 90 euros per night. You can expect to pay roughly 500 to 1,200 euros per month for a temporary, furnished two- or three-room flat, depending on its location. Youth hostels usually charge between 20 and 30 euros per night. There is also the option of using online portals to rent a room from a German family, which has the added benefit of helping you make contact to local residents.
In contrast to many other countries, most Germans rent their homes - for good reason: There is an abundance of high-quality rental housing in every location and price range, from small flats to villas with gardens. These rental properties are often in excellent condition and equivalent to owner-occupied dwellings in terms of quality. In addition, renters are protected by law against excessive increases in rent, and landlords are not allowed to terminate a lease without cause.
House and flat shares, called "Wohngemeinschaften", or "WG", in German, are good alternatives for people who want to make friends quickly and save money on the rent. Usually in this kind of shared accommodation, each person has their own private room. In most "WGs", the kitchen and bathroom are shared, as are the rent and electricity, Internet and phone costs. The kitchen or shared living room tend to be the heart of a "WG". There, you can cook together or sit and chat. If you want to be alone, you can simply shut the door of your own room behind you.
In Germany, house and flat shares are not only for students. Trainees and working professionals also live in shared accommodation, especially if they are new to the town or like the conviviality of living together. There are lots of such "WGs", especially in larger cities.
Students often find a house or flat shares on their university notice boards or student union web sites. The German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) also offers numerous tips on how to search for accommodation.
The Asta Bielefeld for example, has compiled a list of links to "WG-Börsen" Web sites with offers of house and flat shares all over Germany – of course, these are also open to working professionals. On these sites, you can either search for a house or flat share in the town where you are, or post an ad yourself.
Whether you want to rent or buy: Information about available housing can be found in the advertising section of the newspapers and on real estate websites, which is where most flats and houses are listed today. Housing supply and demand depend to a large degree on the respective region. In rural areas, renters or buyers tend to have their pick of what is available, but in larger cities owners can usually choose from multiple offers. Finding housing can be time-consuming, particularly in the metropolitan areas surrounding Munich and Frankfurt.
In urban areas it may be wise to consult a real estate agent. Realtors are not permitted to charge more than three months' rent as a commission for their services. Furthermore you only have to pay a commission if you are the one who requested the agent for the search. If you only contact an agent due to a real estate ad, you do not have to pay any commission under German law.
As in other countries, the cost of a rental unit varies greatly by region. Rent and ancillary costs such as heating, water and gas will cost you about 14 euros per square metre in large cities. The average cost in small towns and rural areas is about eight euros per square metre.
German lease agreements must be concluded in writing. In most cases, the lease specifies the rent amount exclusive of heating. There is usually an additional charge for ancillary costs, which is paid to the landlord each month along with the base rent. What is considered an ancillary cost may vary from one lease to another. Electricity, gas and water are often included, but not always. Before signing a lease, it is therefore important to ask the landlord what the ancillary costs include and what other charges you may incur.
Registering with the power and water utilities. If your landlord does not take care of electricity, water or gas, you will have to make your own arrangements with a provider. Your landlord will probably be able to give you contact information for your regional provider.
Arranging for telephone, Internet and (cable) television service. Germany has a variety of telecommunications service providers. It pays to compare them, and online portals can be helpful. Many providers offer discounted packages that include both telephone and Internet service. There are also options tailored to mobile use, for example using UMTS technology (3G). A tip: Since it may take several weeks for your telephone and Internet to be connected, it is a good idea to contact a provider before you move in, if possible.
Fees for television and radio. In Germany, fees are charged for radio, television and Internet use. If you use these media, you are required to register with the German licensing office, called Gebühreneinzugszentrale or GEZ. This can be done either online or using the registration forms that are available at most post offices and banks.
Put your name on your mailbox and doorbell (if your landlord has not already done so). Your mail will not be delivered unless your name is on your mailbox. There is no need to register with the post office.
Change of address order. Don't forget to have your mail forwarded from your home country to your new home. And if you go away for an extended period, you can ask the German post office to forward your mail, even abroad.
Anyone who lives in Germany is required to register with the local authorities. You should do this no later than two weeks after moving in. To do so, you need a valid identity document. If you are renting, you must submit a completed certificate of the landlord (Wohnungsgeberbescheinigung). Generally you can find the form and the address of the responsible registry office on the website of your new city.
To make sure that you feel at home in your flat and your neighbourhood, we have compiled a few helpful hints:
Introduce yourself. When you have settled in a bit, introduce yourself to your neighbours - this is not required, of course, but it is a way of getting to know people quickly and lets you know who your neighbours are.
Quiet hours. In general, noise is prohibited between 10 p.m. and 6 a.m. so that everyone can get a good night's sleep. This means keeping music at a low volume and avoiding things like running your washing machine during those hours.
Pets. Under the law, you are allowed to keep small animals that are normally in cages, aquariums or terrariums. In the case of larger animals, such as dogs and cats, you need to obtain advance permission from your landlord. Whether a pet is large or small: If you want to get along with your landlord, make sure to give advance notice of any pet you want to bring into your home.
Cleaning responsibilities. Almost every German state has agreements specifying which tenant is responsible for cleaning the hallway or the walkway in front of the building. But don't worry - what may seem to be an annoying chore can quickly turn into a weekly opportunity to chat with your neighbours!
Tap water in Germany is carefully inspected, so it is normally perfectly suitable for drinking and cooking. In old buildings with old pipes, however, you should have the water tested.
Separating waste. Did you know? We Germans are the undisputed world champions in separating waste materials. With our blue, yellow, green and black containers, we collect, separate and sort our waste materials for recycling, which benefits the environment.
Complete Guide to "Living in Germany"
House hunting and moving – this is how it works (German, English, Russian, Turkish)
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Anyone who has been hounded by phone calls from debt collectors will be the first to tell you how awful the process can be. The process would be a whole lot worse if not for the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act approved in 1977 and overseen by the Federal Trade Commission. It has been amended to keep up with the changing world around us, but the intent remains the same. It is in place to both protect consumers from abusive practices in the collection of debt as well as give them the right to dispute these claims.
This article will go over some of what the FDCPA does, and does not allow in addition to why it was created in the first place.
While it's no secret that financial trouble can be a precursor to a lot of additional troubles in a person or family's life. There is increasing evidence that suggest the use of abusive and unfair debt collection practices can lead to a myriad of other problems. According to the FTC, abusive debt collection tactics have contributed to a rise in personal bankruptcies, marital instability, job loss, and invasion of privacy.
There are now a long list of things debt collectors can not do in the attempt to resolve an account thanks to FDCPA. If you are confronted with any of the following tactics you have the right to report the debt collector and their agency to the appropriate authorities.
One of the older infractions that has fallen out of favor by companies is the calling outside of allowable hours of 8am to 9pm in the consumer's local time zone. Since the advent of cell phones with time stamped caller ID, the agencies have become careful not to break this rule. However it still happens and if you hold on to this information after the infraction, you have some good ammunition to get an abusive debt collector off your hands.
Unfortunately not all infractions are so easily proven and it's because of this we advise you to record all calls made from a debt collector to ensure you're protected against the abusive tactics that some choose to take.
What can't a debt collector do or say?
Without prior consent from the consumer, the answer is a lot. Some of them are more obvious than others such as continually ringing your phone with the intent to annoy. The debt collector also can not use the threat of violence or personal attack as well as any profane language when speaking with the consumer. They can not misrepresent that they are an attorney or law enforcement officer. Nor threaten the publication of a list of consumers who refuse to pay debts except to a consumer reporting agency.
In addition to these regulations, if you are being represented by an attorney on the matter and the collector is aware, they may not attempt to contact you in any form. This is an important measure to take if you wish the contacts cease.
What must a debt collector do when contacting you?
First and foremost, a debt collector must, in every form of communication, announce they are such and that information obtained are for the purposes of recovering that debt. After that, they aren't required to do much of anything without action carried out by the consumer. At this point it would be wise to include an attorney to work on your behalf but if you'd like to take matters into your own hands, your battle begins with the written word. After making a written request, the debt collector must give the name and address of the creditor and provide verification that the debt is owed.
The FDCPA is instrumental in keeping debt collectors at bay and if you're ever in a situation where you feel mistreated there are many ways to combat them. The first step would be to know your rights and the collector's according to the FDCPA. For a full description on those rights you can visit the FTC's website or consult your preferred attorney.
This article was written by Brian Levesque. Brian graduated from FSU with his degree in finance and has since become a manager at a bank in Georgia. In his free time, Brian enjoys freelance content creation for Scott D. Owens. You can read more of Brian's work on his Google+ page.


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This tome unveils the truth of why so many Christians live burdensome lives in captivity to the enemy of their souls while professing to be born-again believers in Christ. Although Godas Word declares that He bestowed upon His people a divine inheritance to be experienced here on earth, many fail to partake in their God-given promises of abundance due to their superficially sanctified living. This book gives the specific keys in Godas Word in unlocking the chains that hold so many of Godas people in bondage.... guilt, shame and squandered time frolicking with the dirty and foulsmelling pigs of the enemy, whose plans remains the same todayato kill, steal and destroy all those who belong to the true and living God. Andy Stanley, author of the book, anbsp;...
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I'm not always sure what people mean when they say 'hand made'. I was talking to someone recently who said their clothing was all hand-made, because it was guided by hand through a sewing machine - which would make almost all clothing in the entire world 'hand-made'. To me, at least, saying clothing is 'hand' -something is to say it's made by hand in the most basic way possible, where the gesture of the hand is evident in the work left behind. Our hand-spun garments are made from cotton turned into yarn by hand creating an uneven texture. Our hand-woven garments reflect every hand movement including all the little pauses where say a cup of tea was taken on a break. Our hand-dyed garments all have an ever-so slightly different shade, the colour judged by eye and touch. You get the idea.
Hand-embroidery, for us, is possibly the purest reflection of hand-work. Every stitch is a feature and left by the movement of a hand using just a simple needle as a tool. It's fine and artistic work and it takes an incredible amount of time and skill.
When we approach an embroidery design the first step is always to make up a sample - this is almost always done by Katy, but I have been known to do a few too (one, I think).
This is what buyers invariably see at shows and likely what you see too because we shoot our lookbooks with our initial samples. Once we've taken orders for the season we instruct our dye house to begin making the fabric and send on the embroidery sample to the lovely ladies who do the work. From SS17 we began working with a very special set of women who Katy (to my chagrin) calls 'The Embroidery Nuns', even though only one of them is actually a nun. At first it was a slip of the tongue, then it became a habit which she discovered irked me - now its on purpose.
"The Embroidery Nuns" (actually one nun and a lot of non-nuns)
Augusta has been a nun since her youth, and joined the convent while there was still a strong group of French nuns worshipping in the building. In her time she's seen them come and go, though largely go, until several years ago she found herself the last remaining warden of the once fully-stocked nunnery.
Having learned needlework from the original incumbent nun (a Parisian whose name I sadly can't remember) she reached out to the community, inviting in ladies who would otherwise struggle to make a living and simultaneously raise a family, to learn the craft. Before long the nunnery was turned into a series of workrooms and Augusta was able to secure work for the ladies adding embroidered flourishes to tablecloths and clothing.
We had a long chat with her last time we visited - the ladies were used to mainly floral illustrations and had absolutely no idea what on earth our design was. Explaining that it was a wave of bacterial fermentation didn't really help. She also stressed the importance of this kind of work for these ladies, not just as a means of supplementing family income but as a reason to "get dressed up and hang out with other ladies in the town".
This is a theme we see so often with our production, whether it be hand-dyeing, knitting, weaving or embroidery - the community spirit is the happiest byproduct. Those working in and around it feel like they're cultivating a niche, or sharing in a sort of art form no matter how under-appreciated their efforts have been in the past. The craft they practice is like a dying out language - they're the last remaining speakers sharing meaning through a group of sounds incomprehensible to most, but dripping with history, hope and culture. Not to be too grandiose but keeping these precious languages alive is so important, and passing them on to new generations is incredible. The only way we know how to make it attractive is for outfits like us to show these guys and girls how much their work means to us.


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Members of a top Secret Service unit responsible for patrolling the perimeter of the White House were reportedly pulled off their posts for several weeks in the summer of 2011 and ordered to protect the home of the assistant to the agency's then-director.
The Washington Post, citing three people familiar with the operation, reported late Saturday that the agents were sent to a rural area outside La Plata, Md. in what was known as Operation Moonlight. The paper said that agents were told that they were there because then-Secret Service director Mark Sullivan was concerned that his assistant, Lisa Chopey, was being harassed by her neighbor after an altercation.
Operation Moonlight consisted of sending two agents from the so-called Prowler surveillance team to monitor Chopey's home in the morning and evening. The paper reported that the trips began on June 30 of that year and continued through July before slowly tapering off in August.
In addition to their work patrolling the mansion, members of the Prowler team also monitor the southern side of the executive mansion whenever crowds gather to watch the president and first family travel via motorcade or helicopter.
Agents inside the Washington field office were concerned that the diversion of agents increased security risks to the compound and the president, two people familiar with the discussion told the newspaper. A spokesman for the agency told the Post that the agents involved were not part of the president's protective detail and therefore the operation had no impact on it.
Sullivan left the Secret Service in 2013 nearly a year after a scandal involving members of the presidential protection team hiring prostitutes ahead of a trip by President Barack Obama to Colombia in 2012. In a statement to the Post, Sullivan said a supervisor in his office authorized the visits to the assistant's home without his knowledge, that they lasted only a few days and that they were appropriate given the report of threats to an employee.
Two agents put on Operation Moonlight thought the reassignment was a potentially illegal use of government resources and were concerned enough about their own liability that they kept records of their involvement and their superiors' instructions, the Post reported. Some informed the inspector general for the Homeland Security Department about the operation, the newspaper said.
White House spokesman Jay Carney said the White House was not aware of the allegations involving the president's protection and referred questions to the Secret Service, according to the Post.
Secret Service spokesman Ed Donovan confirmed to the paper that agents were pulled off their White House duty to check on the safety of the director's assistant. However, he disputed accounts that Operation Moonlight lasted for months, saying agency records indicated that the assignment took place for only a few days over the Fourth of July weekend.
Donovan said the operation was part of the agency's standard response to potential threats to an employee.
The Secret Service also said in a statement issued Sunday night that it "is committed to investigating any incidents of alleged misconduct brought to their attention."
"Director Pierson has contacted Department of Homeland Security Inspector General Roth in regard to the allegations of improper use of Secret Service resources during July 2011," the statement read. "The Director and DHS Inspector General are committed to completing a full investigation into these allegations."
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Zenith El Primero Cal 3019 PHC. (1969) World's first automatic Chronograph watch.
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CLR Podcast 207 – A. Mochi
It is Monday the 11th of February 2013 and we welcome back A. Mochi on the CLR Podcast. The Tokyo based DJ/producer is one of Japan´s worldwide respected Techno players, as well as one of the central artists of Len Faki´s label Figure - where he also released his critically acclaimed debut album "Primordial-Soup" in 2010. He has brought out music on some of the most credible international Techno imprints and has performed as a DJ and Live PA alongside some of the biggest names in the scene. His original productions and remixes have received much praise in the Techno community and he is keeping busy touring the world and crafting his distinctive version of modern Techno in the studio. We recommend you to check out his excellent, brand-new three track "Squeal EP" on Figure, which is partly featured on this podcast. If you would like to know more about this intriguing artist, his releases and tour-dates, please visit the following sites:
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Track list CLR Podcast 207 - A. Mochi
01. Polar Inertia - Black Sun [Dement3d]
02. A. Mochi - Sunset [Figure]
03. Monoloc - HH [CLR]
04. ARD - Love Is in Your Heart(AGELB/Vigoo & Nag Remix) [Uniform Beat]
05. Billy Johnston & Gennaro Mastrantonio - Berg [Sleaze]
06. Tracy - Ann(Dub Tool) [Sonntag Morgen]
07. Takaaki Itoh - Slicer(Sleeparchive RMX#2) [Wols]
08. Unam Zetineb - Agmattore [Sonntag Morgen]
09. Sutter Cane - Thorium [Phobiq]
10. Mark Broom - Vault 5 [Ostgut Ton]
11. Dave Clarke - Wisdom To The Wise(A. Mochi edit) [Boys Noize]
12. A. Mochi - Squeal 3 [Figure]
13. A. Mochi - Scream [Figure]
14. Adam Beyer - Human Reason (Len Faki Remix) [Drumcode]


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Zac Efron Pitches Robert De Niro On Movie Reboots
'Dirty Grandpa' costars Zac Efron and Robert De Niro record a special birthday message for Zac's girlfriend.
- January 20, 2016
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Leslye HeadlandDirector
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Staring - Zac Efron and Robert De Niro
Written by Courtney Davis
Directed by Leslye Headland
Director of Photography - Paul Rondeau
Camera Op - Brian Wengrofsky
1st Assistant Camera - Donavon De Cesare
Gaffer - Sean Li
Key Grip - Min Yip
Art Director - Kimberly Fischer
Art PA - Tara Gonzalez
Hair and Make Up Artist - Raquel Vivve
Sound Mixer - Kevin Kniowski
Production Assistants - Matt Scheffler & Charlie Alberto
Edited by Matt Mayer
Produced by Sean Boyle & Christopher Werner
Special Thanks - Michael Simkin
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Zac Efron: That's just incredible.
This guy. Insane.
Zac Efron: So thank you everyone
for tuning in today.
Zac Efron: This is Robert De Niro.
I'm Zac Efron.
Zac Efron: Make sure you check out
Dirty Grandpa January 22.
Zac Efron: Thank you so much.
Robert De Niro: Thanks Zach.
Zac Efron: Dude that's it.
Robert De Niro: See you in
the next life.
Zac Efron: Hey, you know what Bob,
I actually have one, real quick
Zac Efron: favor to ask you. I wanted to
ask you if you could film
Zac Efron: a birthday video for
my girlfriend.
Robert De Niro: Yeah, sure.
Zac Efron: You don't mind?
Robert De Niro: No.
Zac Efron: Thank you so much.
I know you're in a rush.
Zac Efron: Her name's Sami.
Robert De Niro: Sami.
Zac Efron: Alright, go for it.
Robert De Niro: Hey Sami.
Happy birthday.
Robert De Niro: Okay. Cool.
Zac Efron: That was great.
That was good.
Zac Efron: You know what?
That was okay.
Zac Efron: If you don't mind, could
we just try one more?
Zac Efron: Real quick.
Zac Efron: One more. A little
more upbeat.
Zac Efron: That one was a little
bit like down.
Zac Efron: One more?
Robert De Niro: Hey Sami.
Happy birthday.
Zac Efron: That was great.
Thank you.
Zac Efron: Can you just do one more for me
with a little bit more energy?
Robert De Niro: No. Now that was
energetic my friend.
Zac Efron: And you have full
permission to like smile--
Robert De Niro: That's a smile.
Zac Efron: It looks suspiciously a lot
like you're frowning.
Robert De Niro: I'm sorry. You don't know
what you're talking about.
Zac Efron: I don't understand this.
Really, I'm not on your level
Zac Efron: quite yet.
Robert De Niro: I'm going to give you
one more.
Zac Efron: Okay, one more.
Robert De Niro: Come on.
Zac Efron: What if you held these
balloons right here?
Zac Efron: Just hold them right
there in your hand,
Zac Efron: and sing happy
birthday to Sami.
Zac Efron: What do you think
about that?
Zac Efron: What was that?
Zac Efron: Oh my gosh.
Robert De Niro: Make it record.
Zac Efron: No. Now hold the balloons,
and don't let go this time.
Zac Efron: You're being lazy.
This is not the time to quit.
Zac Efron: We're almost done
with this.
Zac Efron: Ready?
Here we go.
Robert De Niro: Happy birthday to
you Sam.
Zac Efron: Dude, you didn't
even sing.
Robert De Niro: That was singing
my friend.
Zac Efron: That was not singing.
Robert De Niro: That was singing.
You didn't hear the melody.
Zac Efron: That's your problem
not mine.
Zac Efron: There's this whole song...
Zac Efron: ♪ Happy birthday to you. ♪
Robert De Niro: That's what I sang.
Zac Efron: No you didn't.
Robert De Niro: Yes, I did.
Alright, you know what?
We're done.
Zac Efron: Bob, please listen to me.
Can we just try a few more ideas?
Zac Efron: Just really quick.
Zac Efron: Pull on that string.
[loud pop]
Zac Efron: Happy birthday Sami!
Zac Efron: Happy birthday Sami.
Zac Efron: Blow on this.
That's awesome.
Zac Efron: Looks like a dick.
Zac Efron: Ahh!
Zac Efron: One last thing with energy,
with enthusiasm this time.
Zac Efron: Can you please light the candles
on Sami's birthday cake?
Robert De Niro: No. I'm sorry. Excuse me,
but I did the birthday message.
Robert De Niro: I sang the birthday song.
It had a lot of energy. It was perfect.
Robert De Niro: So with all due respect, the two
of you's can go fuck yourselves.
Robert De Niro: You hear that Sami.
The two of you can suck my dick.
Zac Efron: Oh my God.
You better love that.
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All the action from Sunday's friendly as Teemu Tainio's double toppled Serie A giants Inter Milan at the Lane.
All the action from Sunday's friendly as Teemu Tainio's double toppled Serie A giants Inter Milan at the Lane.THE KEY ACTION FROM THE LANE...
8mins: Maicon forward from right-back, 25-yarder flew wide.
8mins: Play straight up other end as Routledge and Keane combined to play in Tainio, right channel of box, did well to cross bouncing ball but Toldo there to gather.
10mins: Berbatov went down under Cesar's challenge in box but as play paused for a decision, Berbatov picked himself up and passed to Davids, he squared to Tainio who did well to hit volley from edge of box, deflected wide.
11mins: Huddlestone went flying in for diving header from Keane's driven cross, angled effort just wide.
13mins: Fantastic whipped cross from right by Keane somehow evaded Tainio, Berbatov and Defoe at far post.
19mins: Quick interchange of passes between Defoe and Huddlestone before Huddlestone slid pass in to Berbatov who spun away from marker only for Marino to slide in and block.
19mins: SAVE. From corner, Dawson's header caused havoc, Toldo punched clear but straight back out to Keane on the right, he controlled and lashed a volley back that the keeper did well to punch clear.
23mins: SAVE. Lovely cross from Stankovic on the left perfect for Martins to attack, headed down but Cerny there to tip away.
27mins: Pizarro played in Cesar down right, cross heading for Stankovic before Dawson's vital flick away.
29mins: Ambitious effort from Dacourt flew over.
32mins: SAVE. Davids long pass picked out Berbatov, he nodded down for Keane to strike first-time volley from 30 yards that Toldo tipped around the post diving to his right.
35mins: Keane's free-kick from central position, 30 yards out, straight at Toldo.
36mins: GOAL - TAINIO. Davids picked out Tainio 30 yards from goal, he controlled and hit low shot that deflected off Marino past stranded Toldo.
Spurs 1, Inter Milan 0
40mins: Marino followed unfortunate own goal by smashing half-cleared corner into top tier of Paxton Road.
43mins: GOAL - MARTINS. Cerny parried Maicon's 25-yarder and Martins, following in, tapped home rebound.
Spurs 1, Inter Milan 1
Half-time: Spurs 1, Inter Milan 1
Half-time: SUBS - SPURS. Fulop for Cerny.
Half-time: SUB - INTER. Solari for Marino.
50mins: Defoe controlled Routledge pass and turned away from Dacourt in same movement, low left-foot shot from 20 yards didn't trouble Toldo.
59mins: CLOSE. Davenport between defenders at far post to meet Keane's free-kick, headed just wide.
62mins: SUB - SPURS. Ghaly for Huddlestone.
65mins: Stankovic dragged shot wide from 25 yards.
69mins: Martins turned and hit early dipper from 30 yards that sailed a couple of yards wide.
72mins: SUB - SPURS. Ziegler for Defoe.
79mins: GOAL - TAINIO. Cracker from Tainio - won the ball in the right-back position, sprinted forward fully 50 yards and then curled home with his left foot from 20 yards.
Spurs 2, Inter Milan 1
82mins: SUB - INTER. Choutos for Cesar.
82mins: SUB - SPURS. Murphy for Keane.
89mins: CHANCE. Great build up involving Tainio, Murphy and Routledge ended with Ghaly stepping past Cordoba on the edge of the box but electing to square to Ziegler rather than shoot himself, Ziegler fired into side-netting.
Full-time: Spurs 2, Inter Milan 1
Line-ups: Spurs: Cerny (Fulop, 46), Routledge, Assou-Ekotto, Huddlestone (Ghaly, 62), Dawson, Davenport, Tainio, Davids, Keane (Murphy, 82), Berbatov, Defoe (Ziegler, 72). Subs: Gardner, Barnard, Ifil.
Inter Milan: Toldo, Cordoba, Maicon, Zanetti, Stankovic, Samuel, Pizarro, Cesar (Choutos, 82), Marino (Solari, 46), Dacourt, Martins. Subs: Carini, Slavkovski, Bonucci, Fautario, Belajd, Andreolli.


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