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In 1981John Lithgow played a murderer in this John Travolta film.
A. Blow Up
B. Mr. Nash
C. Hangman
D. Blow Out
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- Friend of the Devil, Box of Rain and Attics of My Life are songs by The Grateful Dead, included in which album?
- The Grateful Deads final concert was on July 9th, 1995, in which city?
- Following Jerry Garcias death in 1995, some of the remaining members of The Grateful Dead occasionally toured under what name?
- Which founding member of The Grateful Dead once dated Janis Joplin?
- Name the movie for which Albert Finney did NOT receive an Academy Award nomination.
- Albert Finney won an Emmy Award for outstanding actor in a 2002 mini-series for which character?
- In what 2000 TV series did Albert Finney play a Cornish country gentlemen looking after his grand nephew?
- Albert Finney passed away in June of 2006, within weeks of fellow actor and friend Alec Guinness.
- Which statement regarding actor John Lithgow is correct?
- John Lithgows mother was a retired actress and his father ran a theater.
- John Lithgow graduated magna cum laude with a degree in history and literature from Harvard and is a licensed Pastor.
- In 1979 John Lithgow had a role in a movie about dancers starring Roy Scheider, Jessica Lange, Ann Reinking, Cliff Gorman, Ben Vereen and Max Wright. What was the name of this movie?
- In 1981John Lithgow played a murderer in this John Travolta film.
- In 1982 John Lithgow acted in this movie about a womans struggles which starred Jill Clayburgh, Nicol Williamson and Diane Wiest.
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- To:Lillian Ross [email protected]
From:Eric West [email protected]
Date:November 4, 10:34 A.M.
Subject:Website Development
Attachment: Details
Dear Ms. Ross,
You contacted US last week in order to ask some of our computer programmers to help your company develop a website. JM Solutions would be happy to offer you our services.
As I said on the phone, we will help design and program a website that will attract more customers and offer an online sales platform. During this time, we will need to hold meetings with your marketing division in order to best capture your company’s goals. Once the website has been completed in mid-February next year, we will hold a training seminar in order to train your employees in the skills necessary to maintain and update your website. The website development and training seminar will cost a total of $32,000. We request that a deposit of 10% be paid in advance. Please see the attached file for detailed costs and schedules.
We look forward to working with you in the near future. Our staff members will strive to meet all your needs.. Therefore, just let me know when your marketing division is available to meet US in person and discuss some of the details of the project. Please contact me at your convenience.
Eric West
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To:Lillian Ross [email protected]
From:Raymond Wells [email protected]
Date:November 4, 10:37 A.M.
Subject:First Quarter Budget
Attachment: Q1_Budget
Dear Ms. Ross,
I have attached the current draft for the company’s budget for the first quarter of next year. As you will notice, all of the profits made from this year’s back-to-school sale are planned to be spent on billboard advertisements on the main highways. I will call a design team later this afternoon and ask them to create eye-catching images for the advertisement.
At our last meeting, you mentioned that you would like to review the budget before it is finalized. I have already included employee raises in the first quarter’s expenses, but if you can think of anything else, please let me know. I would like to have the budget finalized before next week’s planning meeting.
Raymond Wells
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To:Raymond Wells [email protected]
From:Lillian Ross [email protected]
Date:November 4, 10:40 AM
Subject:Emergency Budget Addition
Dear Mr. Wells,
I am glad you forwarded me your proposed budget when you did. Just prior to receiving your e-mail, I received an estimate for our planned website development. It looks like it is going to be more expensive than I had anticipated. Although the final bill of $32,000 is not due immediately, we will have to find an extra $3,200 in next year’s first quarter budget if we want to proceed with JM Solutions’ proposal.
If you have any questions regarding this matter, please just come to my office and we can go over where we can make the tough cuts to come up with this funding. - Why did Mr. West write the first e-mail?
- What service does JM Solutions provide?
- According to the second e-mail, how will the profits of the back-to-school sale be spent?
- What is indicated by the third e-mail?