Fast and the Furious Tokyo drift

My favorite video game is Fast and the furious Tokyo drift.
I like the game Fast and the furious Tokyo drift because i like cars.
Also I like to drive and in that game you could drift very cool.
Also in this game there is cool cars and also you could pimp your car up.

Fast and Furious

The movie was written by Harry Kurnitz.
The movie was directed is Busby Berkely.
Also it was distribute by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer.
It was made in the United States and it took 73 minutes .
The language they speak is in English.

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1. Who is this person and why were they important?
rigoberta menchu is the recipient of the 1992 Nobel peace price and prince of as. trios award in 1998
2. What part of the world did they live?
Guatemala

3. What time period-or year in history did they live? Do you know of anything that was going on during that time as well?
. She has also become a figure in indigenous political parties, running for President of Guatemala in 2007.


4. Do you have anything in common with this person? Why or why not
That I want peace.

1.Do you feel safe at your house?
I do feel safe at my house because i live with my family

2.Do you feel safe at your neighborhood?
I do not fell safe at my neighbor because


3.Do you feel safe walking to or from school?
I do not feel safe walking to or from school because there is a lot of strangers and it is not safe.

4.what makes you feel unsafe?
Walking alone in the streets.

5.Name some of the places thet you feel unsafe at your neighborhood?
I feel unsafe on the streets.

Last-minute meeting leads to Lincecum deal

Tim Lincecum and the Giants have forged a two-year deal that will pay him $23 million, sources have told The Chronicle. The agreement came just before arbitration was to begin today, when the two camps' representatives stepped out of the hearing room in Florida to try to reach a deal.

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The 25-year-old, two-time Cy Young Award winner will receive $8 million in salary and a $1 million bonus this year and $13 million in salary and a $1 million next year. The bonus details differ slightly from what The Chronicle reported earlier this morning.

Lincecum is not expected to be available for comment today. He is flying back from Florida. Nor is anything on the record expected from the Giants.

The two sides, sources say, were sitting down in the hearing room in Florida this morning when they agreed to step outside for more negotiations. After a little more than an hour, the deal was struck.

The arbitration panel would have decided whether Lincecum's 2010 salary is $13 million (the figure he submitted) or $8 million (the figure submitted by the Giants).

A major-league source told the Chronicle on Wednesday that the Giants had made a three-year, $37 million offer with annual salaries of $9.5 million, $12.5 million and $15 million, and that the Lincecum camp countered with a proposal north of $40 million.

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