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56 May 5, 2018 May 5, 2018
Suits: Episode 4
Kang-seok and Yeon-woo are still clashing when it comes to personal style in dealing with clients. But Yeon-woo is stubborn, and he's determined to fix things himself when his methods backfire on him. And maybe Kang-seok will finally admit that Yeon-woo's way of personalizing his interactions can work and finally give Yeon-woo that fist-bump he wants so badly… or not.
EPISODE 4: "Therefore, the truth doesn't always win just because it shows itself."
Kang-seok looks over a legal proposal for the high-profile divorce, in which the wife, his client agrees to pay half of her entire assets to her ex-husband. He makes a call to Ju-hee, the opposing counsel, to complain, but she says cheerfully that she thinks it's perfectly reasonable.
At the firm, Yeon-woo bursts into Geun-shik's office to confront him, only to discover that he's crashed a meeting involving Ha-yeon and BewhY, the musician he met at the club last night. BewhY says he's here because of Yeon-woo, but he calls Yeon-woo "fake lawyer."
Geun-shik asks what he means by that, so Yeon-woo thinks fast. He says it's because he's a probationary associate, which gets him off the hook and dismissed from the room. He goes to the restroom to dunk his face in cold water, trying to ease his hangover.
He's surprised by Ji-na, who informs him that this is actually the ladies' room, hee. After hearing Yeon-woo's recounting of last night, Ji-na asks why he didn't just tell Geun-shik that he can't drink. He tells her that Geun-shik learned about the drug lords chasing him to the roof yesterday, so he had to obey him.
He sighs that he's more upset over breaking his promise to Kang-seok not to disappoint him by doing anything dumb. Ji-na urges him to tell Kang-seok why he went clubbing and let someone else do his work, asking if Yeon-woo isn't going to defend himself just because his opponent is tough.
Later, Kang-seok gives Yeon-woo a contract to deliver to a client. He drives away, and Yeon-woo runs into BewhY again, who says that he actually came to sign a contract with him. Geun-shik said he has to sign with him because he's Yeon-woo's mentor, but BewhY didn't feel comfortable, so he said he'd think about it.
Yeon-woo takes the contract to CEO Bae of Soonhan Corporation, the company that makes red pepper paste. She's an older woman who seems more interested in talking about Yeon-woo's name than legal matters. She notes that his name means "bright," but tells him he'll shine brighter after he's married.
Kang-seok goes to see Ju-hee, who's currently hundreds of feet in the air, rock climbing. She makes him climb up to her (in his suit!), before she agrees to talk about the divorce case. Ju-hee believes that her client, Director Nam, is refusing to grant the divorce because he wants to protect his family, but that he knows his hand will be forced in court, which is why she filed for the division of assets.
CEO Bae shows Yeon-woo her company's three major products — soy sauce, soybean paste, and red pepper paste. She explains that they're named after her three children, but that her children don't value the hard work that normally goes into making these products because it's so easy to make them in factories these days.
She notices that Yeon-woo is strangely quiet, so she asks if she's boring him. He says politely that he's still a probationary associate, but CEO Bae figures out that Kang-seok told him not to say anything, which opens the floodgates. Yeon-woo says reverently that he admires the fact that she's got factories all over the world, which is something his own grandmother could only dream of.
He tells her how his grandmother raised him alone even though she was terrified, and that she's sick in the hospital. He answers his phone when Kang-seok calls, who wants to know why he's still there when he told him to give CEO Bae the contract and leave.
He asks to speak to CEO Bae, who says that actually, she likes Yeon-woo better than him, ha. When they hang up, CEO Bae chuckles that Kang-seok cares about Yeon-woo because he's never sent anyone in his place before, comparing it to a woman taking care of her baby.
Kang-seok takes Ju-hee's proposal to Ha-yeon, who scoffs at the exorbitant amount their side is demanding. But Kang-seok thinks that the money isn't really what Director Nam wants, because he's worked with him before and he never seemed greedy. He remembers working with Ju-hee years ago, when she'd been forced to let a perpetrator go even though they'd known he'd attack the victim again for revenge, but Ju-hee had said resolutely that the only way to put him in jail was to catch him in the act.
Now he tells Ha-yeon that she may be setting bait again, knowing that the airline stock was given to CEO Song illegally by her father decades ago. In order to keep half the stock from going to her soon-to-be ex-husband, she'll have to claim it as property owned before marriage, which will reveal the illegal succession of assets.
Back at the firm, Da-ham stops Yeon-woo from entering Kang-seok's office, but he goes in anyway to wait. When Kang-seok returns, Yeon-woo says he's here to apologize for breaking his promise not to disappoint him, but that he had a valid reason.
He starts to explain that Geun-shik bullied him into passing off his work and going to that club by mentioning his past, but Kang-seok says that when someone pulls a knife on you, you either take the knife, pull a gun, or fight to the death. He tells Yeon-woo that he should be more grateful that he chose him.
Yeon-woo retorts that Kang-seok should provide a situation where he can show his talent and loyalty. He criticizes Kang-seok for not protecting him from Geun-shik, and he asks why he hasn't been introduced to Ha-yeon after being here a week.
Kang-seok reminds Yeon-woo about the fake witness and the poorly written contract, but then he pauses in his tirade, reminded of Director Nam refusing to grant the divorce to protect his wife and children. He abruptly orders Yeon-woo to find any information he can about Director Nam and CEO Song's relationship, and to write a play about how they met, fell in love, and why they would have to break up.
Kang-seok and Ha-yeon decide to get to the bottom of things, so they each visit one of the estranged spouses. CEO Song tells Ha-yeon that even if she's investigated, she can't give up her private stocks and put Seoju Airline in danger.
Ha-yeon warns CEO Song that if she's hiding something, it could come out in court and hurt their case, forcing her to choose between the airline or her children. CEO Song blurts out that her father is having a difficult time with her siblings, who're fighting be the successor to the airline — so if she has to choose, her choice is Seoju.
Meanwhile, Director Nam admits to Kang-seok that he wants CEO Song to confess that she inherited the airline stocks illegally. He doesn't want his children to grow up as the heirs to Seoju Airline, so he decided to fight for custody.
Geun-shik approaches Yeon-woo again to tell him that even if he thinks he's all that for being Kang-seok's associate, he'll never be as great as Geun-shik. He's cranky because BewhY isn't taking his calls and he thinks Yeon-woo said something to him.
Kang-seok takes a counter-offer to Ju-hee, which doesn't include the Seoju Airline stocks. He informs Ju-hee that CEO Song has agreed to disclose her illegal inheritance, which is what Director Nam wants anyway.
We see a flashback to Kang-seok being questioned about freeing the attacker years ago. He'd admitted to willful negligence and offered himself for questioning as long as Ju-hee was left out of it, sacrificing himself for her.
Now he tells her that once they go to court, the truth won't matter. She replies that she's not so naïve as to care whether things are fair – she's fighting this case because Director Nam still loves his wife. Kang-seok looks uncomfortable as she says that some people break up because they love each other, but that it doesn't apply to them.
He says that she can hate him for what happened in the past, but that it's childish to talk about love now. She smiles ruefully and agrees that it's best if they don't see each other again after this trial.
Yeon-woo proudly presents Kang-seok with his "play," promising that he wrote this one himself. They're intercepted by Ha-yeon, who has the contract that CEO Bae sent back unsigned, unhappy that she's not only decided not to open a new factory, but that she's retiring.
Kang-seok wonders why, and the camera pans to a sheepish Yeon-woo as Ha-yeon orders Kang-seok to stop her from retiring. She asks if he convinced Ju-hee to accept their offer, and at his guilty expression, she just sighs and walks away.
He makes Yeon-woo go with him to talk to CEO Bae, complaining when he stops to lock up his bike and talks about it like it's a person. Kang-seok explains to CEO Bae that signing the contract means a large monetary deposit for her, and the same amount yearly for trademark rights.
She asks Yeon-woo what he thinks, but with Kang-seok glaring at him, he just mumbles that he doesn't know. CEO Bae threatens to kick them out if Yeon-woo isn't allowed to speak his mind, but promises that if he expresses his honest thoughts, she'll think it over.
With Kang-seok's permission, Yeon-woo says that signing the contract means a lot more work for her. Kang-seok mutters that all she'll have to do is teach the factory system, but Yeon-woo says that that's what she's upset about — she thinks of her sauces like children, so she wants to keep them close.
He tells Kang-seok that CEO Bae started the business to care for her children, but it got bigger than she expected, and now she never sees her children or grandchildren because they're so busy. To her, he explains, the contract means a lot of travel, and teaching foreigners about the true meaning of her sauces.
CEO Bae beams at him, and she tells Kang-seok that branching out used to be exciting, but now she's old and wants to spend time with her family. Even Yeon-woo says that she doesn't need to go so far as to retire, but CEO Bae argues that it was Kang-seok who gave her the legal right to make that decision. HAHA, Yeon-woo tries so hard to keep a straight face.
Still, Kang-seok blames Yeon-woo and asks if he has a solution. He notices that CEO Bae talks about her sauces like Yeon-woo talks about his bike, as if they're people. Yeon-woo tries to reason out the situation like Kang-seok, but fails miserably, and Kang-seok is all Don't impersonate me if you can't do it properly, hee.
Kang-seok is astonished that Yeon-woo actually wrote CEO Song and Director Nam's relationship as a play (working title: "Goddess of the Sky Marries a Man"). Yeon-woo says that the difference between a man and a god is immortality. When they get married, the god faces losing her lover and ending up alone, so their love backfires and becomes either a punishment or a curse.
Remembering Ju-hee saying that Director Nam still loves CEO Song, and that some people break up because they love each other, Kang-seok asks if the divorce trial is just a show. Yeon-woo suddenly orders the driver to stop the car, and he jumps out after telling Kang-seok to call CEO Bae and her entire family.
Kang-seok arrives at the courthouse just minutes before the divorce trial is to start. He says he just found out the truth that Ju-hee doesn't know, but she says it's too late to negotiate, so he leads everyone into the courtroom.
Ju-hee says in court that CEO Song can't legally file for divorce, as she's the one who caused the marriage breakdown. She blames CEO Song for her inability to both run the airline company and be a wife and mother, and paints Director Nam as a man who works hard to keep his family together.
Kang-seok argues that this case isn't about who's at fault for the divorce, but about the truth: love. He reveals that this was originally a contract marriage to facilitate CEO Song's inheritance of the airline, so if Director Nam truly wanted to keep his family together, then he shouldn't have fallen in love and broken the contract.
Luckily for Ju-hee, they weren't really in front of the judges — Kang-seok was telling them what he intends to say. Ju-hee tries to advise Director Nam not to listen because they can explain in court, but Kang-seok reminds her that court isn't where you explain yourself, but where the final decisions are made.
He tells Director Nam that he understands his wanting to protect his wife and children from the war zone over succession that the airline is about to become. But he adds that CEO Song is trying to set him free in order to protect him, because she's also in love with him.
CEO Song tells Kang-seok shakily that he's cruel, but he says that this was the only way to avoid this going to trial. She starts to leave (pulling out a cane, which explains why she's always wearing sunglasses — she's blind), but Director Nam stops her. She begs him to understand, but he follows her anyway, unwilling to give up now that he knows she loves him.
On their way out, Ha-yeon notes that Kang-seok can see everything except himself, while CEO Song could see herself clearly despite being blind. She asks if he's handled CEO Bae, and Kang-seok says that he's sure the truth is being revealed there, too.
The entire family gathers at CEO Bae's home, and Yeon-woo apologizes if he caused a misunderstanding by making CEO Bae envy his relationship with his grandmother. He says that it's not all good, and that recently he made a huge mistake with his grandmother's hospital bills.
He brings up all the crocks that still need to be completed and says that CEO Bae still needs to teach her grandchildren how to raise them. Just then, two children break a crock lid, and CEO Bae runs over to scold them harshly. Her daughter says she should be more concerned for her grandchildren than the soy sauce, but CEO Bae yells that to her, the crock is like a child that's been with her for decades.
She says that she was planning to retire, but seeing that her children still don't value her life's work, she's not willing to hand the company over to them. She orders Yeon-woo to proceed with the U.S. factory, and to convert her children's payroll into salaries.
Yeon-woo reports back to Kang-seok, explaining that the broken crock lid happened at the perfect time to show CEO Bae that her children only care about inheriting the company, not the product. Kang-seok asks if he planned it, but Yeon-woo is all innocence, though he admits that kids can be pretty clumsy, heh.
He asks how the divorce trial went, but all Kang-seok says is that he won. Yeon-woo notes that he doesn't seem that happy about it, and Kang-seok admits that it wasn't a fun process.
Ha-yeon calls them both to her office, where she's waiting with BewhY. Yeon-woo fairly swaggers over to greet BewhY as Ha-yeon tells Kang-seok that he brought him to the firm, and that he will be Kang-seok's client while Yeon-woo is in training. Ha-yeon expresses admiration for Yeon-woo, who "broke out of his shell" so quickly, and Kang-seok actually gives Yeon-woo a proud little smile.
In his office later, Kang-seok grumbles that Yeon-woo (who's still smirking) needs to learn modesty, only for Yeon-woo to quip back, "That's something I can't learn from you." Kang-seok calls him cheeky, and Yeon-woo asks if he can't handle it, making them both laugh.
Kang-seok hands him a playing card, which Yeon-woo takes proudly until he sees that it's just the two of clubs. Kang-seok tells him not to get too arrogant and asks if Yeon-woo still needs help managing Geun-shik, but Yeon-woo says he's got this one.
He finds Geun-shik in his office, eating a sad dinner of rice and whining to his goldfish. Yeon-woo greets the goldfish first, then informs Geun-shik that he refuses to be threatened by him. Geun-shik growls that he could get buried alive, but Yeon-woo says that he's not interested in that, or success.
When Geun-shik mentions that he has no qualifications, Yeon-woo looks nervous for just a moment before saying that he was formally interviewed and hired, so what Geun-shik actually objects to is Kang-seok's judgment. Geun-shik chuckles that he can do whatever he wants.
Yeon-woo notes that Geun-shik likes talking about pasts and qualifications, and he brings up a video on his phone. On it, Geun-shik is passed out on the floor of the club the other night, sucking his thumb, PFFT. Yeon-woo asks if Geun-shik is interested in discussing his future, since Kang-seok said that there's a grave waiting for him, too.
When Kang-seok leaves that evening, Da-ham guesses he's going to see Ju-hee and wishes him a dull night, hee. Yeon-woo goes to Ji-na's office, and when she's not there, he starts to call her, but decides against it.
He's unaware that she's actually gone looking for him at his desk, and she's gone when he gets back. Hee texts her, asking if he can thank her now, meaning take her to dinner. She circles back and finds him there, and they smile shyly at each other.
At dinner, Ji-na stops Yeon-woo from drinking after having imbibed so much just recently. She says that this dinner is to thank her, and they can drink next time.
Kang-seok and Ju-hee also have dinner, and she gives him permission to brag over his win. She says that she would have found anyone else charming in court today, but she knows Kang-seok too well for that. He agrees sadly that to her, he's a terrible memory. Ju-hee says that all he did was stand by his principles, but it was all her fault.
In another flashback, we see Kang-seok testifying that everything Ju-hee did, she did on his orders. He'd offered to resign, but the committee said that he couldn't protect Ju-hee. They'd offered to go easy on her if he ended things, but before he'd said a word, she'd broken up with him.
At the end of the evening, Ju-hee admits that it was good seeing him again. She says that no matter how she felt about him before, she's glad she got to fight passionately and love him again. He asks, "Love?" and she says that it's all they can feel now, being on opposite sides before giving him a single, sorrowful kiss.
Yeon-woo teases Ji-na that he told Kang-seok about her saying he's more disappointing than Yeon-woo, just to see her freak out. She's been drinking, and she admits that she's scared of Kang-seok, but that she said that because she felt sorry for Yeon-woo. He looks satisfied and says it feels good to have someone worry about him, and that he's fine with it if pity is how she shows her interest in him.
She lets that slide, and tells him that she has a phobia of tests, which give her headaches and nausea. She says that she wanted to be a lawyer but both times she tried to take the bar exam, she fled the room. Yeon-woo looks nervous and stammers, but Ji-na changes the subject, asking about his broken watch.
Yeon-woo tells her that it belonged to his father, and that it stopped when his parents passed away. He says that he feels like he and the watch are both broken, but Ji-na says he can always get them both fixed.
After Kang-seok and Ju-hee end up in bed together, he invites her to stay the night. She chooses that moment to tell him that she's getting married, but she says he should be glad that she won't try to hold him down.
She confesses that she took the case in order to see him one last time, and he asks what she'll do if he tries to hold onto her. Ju-hee says she doesn't want to stay with him, though she admits that both options are painful. She wishes him farewell, and leaves.
Yeon-woo starts to tell Ji-na something serious, but his phone rings with a call from the police. He heads to the hospital to find Se-hee, Chul-soon's girlfriend, in the ER after taking sleeping pills.
She looks like she's been hit by someone, and the police tell Yeon-woo that neighbors report hearing a fight. They called Yeon-woo because of the number of times his number showed up on Se-hee's phone, and ask if he's her boyfriend.
Kang-seok heads back to the firm at Ha-yeon's summons, where he sees her hugging a man in her office. He doesn't see the man's face, but he seems to know who it is.
First of all, I was a bit worried when Park Hyung-shik and Go Sung-hee didn't have much chemistry at the beginning, but this episode dispelled that fear. They are adorable together, especially in this early stage of starting to like each other, and thinking the other likes them, but not being entirely sure. Their shy grins when they realized they'd just been missing each other were pure sunshine. I particularly love how Yeon-woo relaxes around Ji-na — he'd seemed to be carrying a torch for Se-hee, but he was always so nervous and tense around his friend's girlfriend. He's a lot more comfortable when he's with Ji-na, which is a very good thing.
I'm glad that we got to see a little bit of Kang-seok's past, which helps explain why he is the way he is now. The one time he let himself care about an associate, he got emotionally involved, allowed her to put a client in danger, and ended up taking the blame only for her to leave him. I see now why he chose Yeon-woo — something about his idealism probably reminded Kang-seok of Ju-hee. But at the same time, he's resisting the temptation to actually care about Yeon-woo, and he keeps warning him not to do anything stupid (like Ju-hee once did). Of course, he's losing that battle with himself, because how could he not care about a kid like Yeon-woo, who's brilliant but hasn't had an opportunity to prove himself, and who makes up in earnestness what he lacks in experience.
It seems that it's not just Yeon-woo who has a past regret he'd like to fix — I can see that Kang-seok is trying to make better choices with Yeon-woo than he did with Ju-hee. He lost Ju-hee, both as a lawyer and as his love, because he let himself get emotionally entangled he was professionally involved with. He's probably, subconsciously, at least, trying to guide Yeon-woo to be the lawyer he had always hoped Ju-hee would be, this time by keeping aloof and strictly professional. But we can all see (heck, even the clients can see) that's already backfiring on him, because he does care.
Speaking of which, I'm finding Yeon-woo's earnest effect on the firm's clients pretty entertaining. Every time he opens his mouth, he convinces someone to do what's best for their life, which is great — except that it negatively effects the firm. He and BewhY had a blast together, which led to BewhY deciding not to sign a contract with Geun-shik because he could see what a jerk he is. And a simple conversation about Yeon-woo's grandmother convinced one of the firm's most lucrative clients to retire. It's funny because in every case, Yeon-woo thinks he's just having a nice conversation and expressing his admiration for the person and their success, but it keeps backfiring on him with his superiors, lol. The poor guy is only trying to be friendly, but it's the very reason Kang-seok keeps telling him to just do his job and keep his mouth shut. Thanks goodness it keeps working out in Yeon-woo's favor in the end.
Still, I can't help but think that there's got to be a middle ground, where Yeon-woo can make those personal connections yet not torpedo his own career in the process. It's not like Kang-seok's solution of being all business all the time works perfectly, because yes, he's a very successful attorney,but he has no real friends or family that we know of, let alone a relationship with a woman. But Yeon-woo seems to be pretty good at reading and understanding people, and his lack of legal training has kept him from being taught to consider the bottom line above the people involved. I liked how he used Kang-seok's approach to convince CEO Bae not to give up her company out of sentimentality, and I'm hoping that he continues learning the legal system from Kang-seok without letting Kang-seok teach him how to stop caring that his clients are real people. And I certainly hope that the divorce case showed Kang-seok that he has something to learn from Yeon-woo about how to win without forgetting about the people at the heart of it all.
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1 Androme
Hallo... is anyone know what the title english song in episode 3 and 4 ? Please tell me
tsutsuloo
I'm guessing the song has not been released yet. It can drive you crazy—dramas might play songs for multiple episodes before they even tell you sings it!
Krys08
Same. I wanna know the title of the song too do I can research it. Please comment below if you know. It's the song played during Yeonwoo and Jina's scene in this epsiode. I like the song.
blubluskye
I can't figure it out either. Tried googling the lyrics but nothing comes up. It sounds a little like Eric Nam to me. Could it be an original song?
The one thing Yeon-Woo can not learn from Kang-Seok is humbleness LOL but also truee.
I love @lollypip's explanation that "It's funny because in every case, Yeon-woo thinks he's just having a nice conversation and expressing his admiration for the person and their success, but it keeps backfiring on him with his superiors, lol."
BEcause it's so true hahaha. Poor dude can't even talk without having people walking away from the convo with whole new ideas.
I really liked the character of CEO Song. She seemed so elegant and put together. And of course, I also liked the fact that her storyline allowed us to see the more human side of Kang-Seok. (BTW is it just me or is anyone else shipping Kang-Seok and Da-Ham??)
Me........
I'm kind of shipping Kang-Seok and Da-Ham though i couldn't mind if their relation remained like this only
Me too. I just need them together as friends if it doesn't happen romantically
I think Daham likes Kangseok. Maybe since a long time ago even when he was still with Juhee. This is a Kdrama so they for sure will end up together even if it's a sideline story. The leads needs a pair.
3 growingbeautifully
Thanks so much @LollyPip @lollypip
I found it a great episode. I like this show that is slicker and somehow cooler than some other dramas, but without losing the warmth in interactions and the camaraderie between characters.
I like that Yeon Woo is likable from the start and that we are slowly getting a chance to know Kang Seok better. It's so important to be able to like and root for once's main lead!!!
The character of Ju Hee, on the other hand, is difficult to like, because of what appears to be her callous attitude towards Kang Seok and cheating behavior towards the unknown person she claims to marrying. Making him climb up to her, in his suit), as a condition to talk is also a bit much and I was surprised that Kang Seok gave in.
I'll be watching to see what happens next, especially how mentor and men-tee rub off well against each other and grow as a result. 😃
Well Juhee's character is just a cameo anyway. It's only for Ep. 3 & 4. Just like BeWhy is also a cameo for Ep. 3 & 4. Same how Yikyung was only cameo on Ep. 1 & 2. I bet many actors and actresses will cameo on the drama per cases.
growingbeautifully
Thanks for the info. That's a relief actually!! 😉
goldenaddiction
That's exactly what I was thinking! KS is much better off without her...
4 dooleygongshil
Great episode. I really liked Yeon-woo's interactions with CEO Bae. We really learn a lot about his character from this. I also loved how Yeon-woo managed to snag BewhY as a client for him and Kang-seok. Yeon-woo and BewhY being all buddy buddy is the cutest.
I'm glad that we got to see Yeon-woo and Kang-seok become closer in these 2 episodes. Yeon-woo is starting to get mouthy LOL. But I see that they are beginning to learn a lot from each other. Kang-seok always wins because it benefits one of the things he cares about the most--himself and his reputation (and of course the firm, all of which are intertwined concepts). But Yeon-woo is teaching him to consider more than that. On the flip side Yeon-woo's care for people sometimes gets him in trouble business-wise. So it's nice to see how the two balance each other out, yet are very similar in their drive and intelligence.
I'm looking forward to seeing their bromance deepen. I chuckled when Kang-seok told Da-ham in Ep. 1: Find someone just like me but different at the same time.
blnmom
I hope BewhY will have a case come up later. You're right, he and Yeonwoo are adorable together.
bong-soo
They must of had a ball doing the scene in the club where they performed on stage together.
I am impressed @lollypip. You (I assume) grabbed that image (2nd to last above) that shows BewhY flicking something off Yeon-woo's shoulder. That was a like a second of air time. I actually replayed that scene to see if that is what I saw. I have to think that that was unscripted. Maybe not.
5 Myna
It is very rare for me to watch dramas that have just started but well I'm watching this and I hope I won't be disappointed.
I could love having Yeon-Woo's ability to remember everything. Poor him......having a simple conversation even backfires.
Geun-shik........he is funny
And I dislike Ju-Hee's character atleast until something else is revealed.
Hyung-sik still looks daebak and he is the reason I'm here. but I think a bit longer hair makes him look the best. I was a totally gone case in Strong woman Do Bong-soon, squealing all the while.
Totally agree about the hair! I wish HS's hair was just a taaaad longer...maybe after some character development? Pretty please?
I want at least a 70% memory recall ability LOL! I would love to have recall of everything I ever read. I think I'm managing with just 40% now!!! Sigh. 😏
Forty?? I'm lucky that I'm getting by with about 21%, I think. But my smartphone makes up for the deficit. If I lose my phone, though, I'm sunk.
Rukia, the tsundoku... 📓 📔 📒 📕 📗 📘 📙 📚 📖
Yes, I have 2 children and I think I gave them equal parts of my brain when they were born. I have maybe 30% left.
(think of the mad scientist character in the Nightmare Before Christmas...)
I'm just thankful that what I have left still works. *sigh*
LOL! I can no longer multi-task. But I put that down more to age than the kids. I have 3, so if I gave 30% away to each, I've only 10% left!!! 😆
So that's why I have a memory of a golden fish!! I have 4 kids... 😂😂
stpauligurl
Oh lucky you! I can barely remember what I eat in the morning let alone anything else. Thank goodness I don't forget what I need at work.
this morning I was trying to describe these two young sheep that I saw in a flock and for the life of me I couldn't think of anything but bunnies! And I KNOW they weren't bunnies. Eventually I remembered lambs - but still it's scary how much I forget these days.
So maybe 20%?
Something funny ... I know the name, Park Hyung Shik, and I watched Park Hyung Shik in Strong Woman Do Bong Soon, She Was Pretty ... etc. And yet, it's a testament to how good he is in this show, that I was convinced that this was another Park Hyung Shik. Just a guy with the same name but with a totally different vibe and looking quite different. I had to check that it was really the one and only Park Hyung Shik. I even compared photos of him from the different shows and he looks different in the stills!!! Wow! That really says something about his inhabiting of the character of Yeon Woo.
The funny part is that I can't believe that I couldn't believe that it was the same actor! LOLOL! 😝
I just started watching this and am most impressed by PHS who has a totally different persona from his swoony CEO character in SWDBS.
Here, I guess he deliberately looks less handsome or dashing which adds much to the self doubting and anxious YW. Great to see his efforts going into this character.
Having not watched the original American version is a benefit to enjoy this sleek production on its own. So far so good.
I agree. With the short hair cut, there's so traces of chaebol Ahn MIn Hyuk, kingly Sammaekjong to be seen in Go Yeon-woo!
I'm proud to see Hyungsik advancing with his acting :)
*no traces
saturtledaisy
I was looking for the Ahn Minhyuk i loved, but it is true, he cannot be found at all.
Guess i have no choice but to love Go Yeon-woo instead.
Kudos to PHS!
Yeah there are no traces of Ahn Min-hyuk or Kim Ji-dwi
Hi @blubluskye. Whoever came up with Yeon-woo's haircut was spot on.
For me it gives him a bit of the look of the "lad" as the Brits would say. He is supposed to be a struggling young guy.
I remember in the past his pal Park Seo-joon kidded PHS (I guess because of his somewhat well-to-do family background) that the only roles he took were Kings and CEOs.
I think it is great that he got this role being cast against type if you will. For now his natural charm has been held somewhat in check but it will show itself more and more as the series contunues.
Hi there @bong-soo ! You're right, he was prejudiced (although mostly teased by Seo-joon hyung) to only play kingly / chaebol roles. Maybe he was lesser known then, but he had played a struggling son / sibling in What Happens to My Family (and he was so naturally convincing there).
Now that he's more popular, I can see him transitioning into a bona fide actor. I really admired him for taking the risk with this role. There seems to be no way for him other than up!
I love it. So far full credit to PHS for embracing this role.
We are only four episodes in but he is terrific as Yeon-woo.
7 bebeswtz❣
Does anyone know the title of the bass guitar instrumental song that plays at the beginning and end of every episode ?? If yes, please help a fellow Beanie out, much appreciated!!!! 😊😊😊
Usually the instrumental OST for K-dramas will be released after it the run is over, while songs will be released on a weekly basis.
But the instrumental songs here sounds a little similar to or was probably inspired by the original series, so you may want to check out this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m1Wx4Iy7rQs
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8 Krys08
I don't know if it's right or wrong but honestly one of the solution I thought to lock the perpetrator in jail was to release him too and caught him in the act. Same as Juhee's tactic. I was surprise too that it was her tactic as well. I mean if there is no evidence at all and what we have is just pure accusations from the victim, chances are the criminal will just be freed if they go through trial. He will just be judged as 'not guilty' because of lack of evidence. And I can't have that so I would rather risk it and have him attack again and caught him in the act so we have strong evidence and finally lock him up in jail like he deserved. I know the method might be wrong but it's what I first thought too.
Does this mean I would be a good lawyer? Because I plan to study law after I graduate w/ my first course.
Sorry typo. I meant 'Does this mean I would *NOT be a good lawyer'. LOL Because I thought of such an action to win a case and put the criminal of jail?!
It definitely isnt the most ethical thing to do as a prosecutor (which is what juhee was when she pulled this). As a lawyer it's probably not a bad thing if you can at least predict these tactics so you can properly defend your client (be it the criminal or the victim).
Good luck with your future studies.
The flashback appears to show disciplinary hearings for Kang-seok and Ju-hee when they were both Prosecutors. I don't think we know the whole story of what happened when the bad guy was released. Ju-hee said he was released because of orders from higher up. Something definitely went wrong.
9 blubluskye
Again, time went by so quickly this episode.
I loved how cheeky Yeon-woo was to Chae Byun when he showed him the video of a very drunk attorney sucking his thumb. I think it was Yeon-woo who wanted to talk about "his murky future" and even took the chance to address Chae Byun as a "punk" but he quickly turned it around by adding "Attorney Choi told me to tell you that". Ha... So cute and witty.
And, the look on Kang-seok's face when CEO Bae said "You gave me the final decision rights, remember?" -- it already had me in stitches, but Yeon-woo looking away with that straight face just broke me. Their bromance is too cute.
10 Iamelise
Thanks for the recap @lollypip. This is such a sleek and stylish show. PHS is amazing, giving a nuanced performance.
11 MissTia
If the show continues at this pace it's going to be amazing but I'm curious as to how they will handle the angst that's sure to come. Suits the American series is already in season 7 with Mike in jail and we saw from the short preview at the beginning that Yeon Woo will be in jail. That's a lot to pack into 16 episodes. But all in all, a beautiful clean drama. Also, I'm secretly shipping Da Ham and Kang Seok😉. I hope writer-nim makes it happen.
I have never watched any of the original Suits and every now and then I wonder if I should to see how this compares.
I'll take Yeon Woo any day...
MissTia
Lolz. Although the original Suits is great I love K-drama more so I'll pick PHS any day. Also when it comes to comparing both I think you can only do that in terms of the broad story. Kdrama brings something different to the table with the way the characters interact with each other.
Exactly! The original was a bit quippier and a bit more comedy than K-drama version, but K dramas have a better human touch/ better character development. Both are well-made and sleek though!
12 blnmom
It's a pretty safe bet that kids will always break something, given the chance. Good thinking, Yeonwoo.
13 Eries be the Light
Fix, I will marathon this in the end of this week.
Still, I keep thinking that this remake would be done better in cable TV.
14 neener ~ Inside the Magic Shop ~
Great episode! Glad that the teasing/banter between Yeon-woo and Kang-seok is here! I loved that in the original and just happy to finally see it here!
I'm still not sure about the girl that plays Rachel but this is my first drama with her so we'll see.
15 Dorotka
This is not the type of show I usually watch, but I checked because of Park Hyung Shik and Jang Dong Gun. I do sometimes have problems with following the cases and the witty dialogues (it seems that having kids causes some substantial brain cells reduction, as posted earlier 😂 ) thus I'm grateful for the recaps to fill the pieces I missed (or confirming my impressions). As someone already mentioned, episodes 3 and 4 really flew and I was surprised that they ended already. Though I think it is mainly Park Hyung Shik who keeps me watching 😁 ... and his vulnerable Yeon Woo (loved him with both grandmothers). And as LollyPip I also hope he keeps his empathy and connection with people till the end.
16 Puni
Where is everyone watching Suits? I can't seem to find it anywhere.
I've been watching it on Drama Cool and its been working really well for me :D
Thanks for your recap, LollyPip.
You know you're low man on the totem pole when an underling greets your goldfish first. Har!
At the rate Lord Goldfish is whining at the poor creature, it will probably try to commit suicide by jumping out of its bowl. But since it's got goldfish memory, it's probably safe. ;-)
As I suspected, Kang-seok did take the fall for Ju-hee. (LOL at her making him do the rock climbing trip to discuss the case with her. And he just went ahead and climbed up in his suit. That was surreal enough to be out of ALLY MCBEAL.) I didn't foresee the degree to which that relationship went sideways, or the impact on his career. I can see how it colors his relationship with Yeon-woo.
I think LollyPip is right about the mentor wanting his protege to really make the grade. But I'm still wondering why he's giving him 6 months before taking the bar exam. Is it because he wants Yeon-woo to be able to come charging out of the starting gate full-tilt as soon as he passes the bar because he's already been brought up to speed on procedures and wised up for half a year?
I like how Ji-na is shaping up as a character, and her developing relationship with Yeon-woo. His reaction when she said she bombs out on test-taking was great. I wonder if there's some way he can help her desensitize herself to the process. Or is this somehow going to lead him to his downfall?
More Da-ham, please! She's a pistol, and reminds me of crackerjack secretaries I've worked with.
18 Imelda Dizon
Park Hyung Jik is a revealation, versatile! lot of potential, aside from good looks! waiting for more of him next....bravo PHJ..
19 CS
Anyone knows what's the song thats playing in the cafe when Yeonwoo was drinking /kbbq with the colleague? Cannot fully grasp the lyrics thus no home in finding it. :/


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SP Jain announces the President's Faculty Excellence Awards 2020-21
October 26, 2021 | by SP Jain News Desk
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SP Jain School of Global Management is delighted to announce the winners of the inaugural President's Faculty Excellence Awards for the year 2020-21. The selection panel consisted of the Chair of the Board of Directors, the Chair of the Academic Board and the Vice President – Academic. Please join us in congratulating the winners!
Professor of the Year – Research
DR TRISTAN CHONG
Associate Professor and Area Head of Marketing, SP Jain
Dr Tristan Chong has been recognised for the breadth and depth of his research activities.
He has published one A* and two A-ranked articles, three conference papers, and two case studies in 2020-21.
He has published two case studies with Dr Balakrishna Grandhi, Irina Pismennaya, Sanjukta Srivastava and several postgraduate students. He is working on two more cases to be published soon. He is also working closely with Dr Muniza Askari, Dr Smitha Sarma Ranganathan and Dr Monica Chaudhary on several projects along with our Doctor of Business Administration (DBA) scholars.
He is collaborating with scholars from the USA (Temple University), Australia (Deakin University), Belgium (KU Leuven), Mainland China (Sun Yat-sen University, Fudan University, Chongqing University), Taiwan (Tamkang University, National Taiwan University of Science and Technology), Hong Kong (University of Hong Kong), Singapore (National University of Singapore), South Korea (Yonsei University), France (Université Lille 1) and UK (Liverpool University, Aston University, Swansea University and Nottingham University).
Besides, he has been invited to join two international research groups:
Cyber Analytics Research Centre with leading scholars from Australia, China, Indonesia, Malaysia, Pakistan, Singapore and the UK.
Smart Mobility Analytics Centre with leading scholars from China, USA, UK, the Netherlands and Singapore.
Professor of the Year – Learning and Teaching
NITIN PATWA
Associate Professor, Director – Simulation and Deputy Director of Undergraduate Programs, Dubai, SP Jain
Nitin Patwa completed an incredibly high volume of teaching during the 2020-21 academic year. He taught 38 credits, and his average student feedback exceeded 9.
He taught in all our major programs, ranging from small to large classes, and covered a variety of subjects (10 different subjects in all). He also spearheaded activities that supported both faculty and students, including assisting students at risk by conducting close to 50 hours of additional tutorials.
Professor of the Year – Service
DR ARINDAM BANERJEE
Associate Professor and Deputy Director – Global MBA & Master of Global Business, SP Jain
Dr Arindam Banerjee led several successful projects, above and beyond his role, that brought recognition and brand awareness to SP Jain in 2020-21. In addition to the virtual roadshows and stellar student recruitment, he conceived, designed and executed the undergraduate summer program, initiated partnerships that provided scholarships for our students, offered his advice on pre-learning videos (finance) and contributed brand-building media pieces.
He also taught a large volume of courses with his average feedback well over 9 and his performance as Deputy Director of Global MBA and Master of Global Business received student feedback exceeding 9.
We are proud of our faculty's accomplishments and congratulate them for leading in innovation, research and academic excellence.
Dr Lakshmi Subramani awarded second place for her co-authored conference paper at ERPBSS 2022 International Conference

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In recent past Naya Ghar Township Pvt. Ltd. has enhanced its policies to assist employees looking for new opportunities in the company, with a focus on those who may be affected when business needs to rebalance skills. The need to rebalance the skills we have available to our business to meet the demands of our clients and the market has become increasingly urgent. To address the changing dynamics of workforce and marketplace, Naya Ghar Township Pvt. Ltd. has strengthened its employee redeployment process, which is now designed to identify and assist more quickly employees who may be part of skills rebalancing actions.
Naya Ghar Township Pvt. Ltd. works very hard to attract the industry's top talent and is putting a stronger focus on optimizing our workforce. All areas of our business are working to better develop new skills and to redeploy employees within the company to achieve a balance between talent supply and demand.
The purpose of these enhancements to our processes and policies is so that managers can take a closer look at our internal skills – especially those affected by skills rebalancing – when filling an open position. By doing this we hope to better redeploy our skilled employees within the company, reducing involuntary attrition, and allowing managers to rapidly fill open positions with qualified employees already available within Naya Ghar Township Pvt. Ltd.


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Q: Patch method not working at import time I am trying to mock the beginning of the file of the module dog.py. It seems that the patch method does not work at the import time but it works at later invocations.
test.py
import unittest
from unittest.mock import patch

class TestMethods(unittest.TestCase):
    @patch('dog.Cat')
    def test_1(self, cat_mock):
        from dog import Dog
        dog = Dog("a dog")

dog.py
from cat import Cat

cat = Cat('kitty')
class Dog:

    def __init__(self, name):
        self.name = name

cat.py
class Cat:

    def __init__(self, name):
         pass

When "from dog import Dog" is called, Cat is not the mock but the real class. However, when "dog = Dog("a dog")" is called, the Cat is the mock.
Why Cat is not the mock when the module is imported?

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I have never been the type that enjoyed having my photo taken. I think it's for the same reason that I'm not one that really likes to go all out in celebration of my birthday. And why my few existing selfies have been used to illustrate a point, and not show off my ability to spend 40 minutes taking pictures of myself until I looked like I wasn't trying, by actually trying too hard.
I just don't like the attention.
Odd for a girl who writes a blog and spills all her dirty bathroom secrets, yes, but there's something to be said for hiding behind my words on what started as an anonymous format.
This same desire to avoid attention is probably why I have never walked around with my bald head in public. It's not that I was uncomfortable with my temporary look. At this point, I think I've lost my hair enough that I know how to roll with it in any situation. I just don't want to draw attention to myself, and I certainly don't want people to notice me. To each his own, should you be someone who is bald and proud.
So with great hesitation, I took myself far outside of my comfort zone and not only let myself be photographed for the purposes of public display, but let it be done with only a few weeks of that baby soft regrowth we all love to rub like a Chia Pet.
My face and head will appear on marketing material for a few Get Your Rear in Gear races this year. I'm sucking it up and taking one for the team here. Or rather sucking it up and doing whatever it takes to get people's attention about colon cancer. Or maybe just sucking it up because I do work for the very people putting on the race, so it's almost like I'm being paid to do it.
Regardless, it saved me from having to find some book on "self-growth" that's on the shelf by the bathroom at Barnes and Noble. Standing in front of a professional photographer's camera was growth enough.
I'm penciled in to be at the Boston race, should you happen to live there and want to come!
As you can see, I've somehow managed to grow hair while on Irinotecan, which is clearly a drug that has made me lose hair and keep it lost until I stopped taking it. This time around, it all fell out right away, and then I slowly started to get the fuzz. It's a mystery, and perhaps I'm the only one to manage such a feat while on the Destroy of Bowels (and hair follicles), but I'll take it. I'm already to the point to self-trimming my mullet, and applying hair gel borrowed from a 4-year-old that smells like a drunken coconut.
Photo by Laura Rae Photography - Minneapolis.
girl... Ur gorgeous. These shots are a treasure. I know you said before that u dislike dalse compliments - and I respect that and would never give you one. But in his darn photo, you are simply gorgeous.
Thanks! This was definitely out of my comfort zone. But whatever it takes to raise awareness.
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O voleibol nos Jogos Olímpicos de Verão de 1988 foi realizado em Seul, na Coreia do Sul.

Masculino

Medalhistas

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30 de setembro — semi-finais

28 de setembro — classificação 5º-12º lugar

30 de setembro — jogo de classificação 11-12

30 de setembro — jogo de classificação 9-10

1 de outubro — jogo de classificação 7-8

1 de outubro — jogo de classificação 5-6

2 de outubro — jogo de classificação 3-4

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29 de setembro — jogo de classificação 5-6

29 de setembro — jogo de classificação 3-4

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Jogos Olímpicos de Verão de 1988
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Aisle seats with a great view, easy access, close to the escalator when you want to leave. Seats 15 and 16 are closer to Home. Most weekend games will be available as I prefer games between Monday and Friday. I'm looking for at least one partner to take 40 games or or up to three partners to take 20 games each and a possible sale for season 2019. The price of the tickets will be based upon the face value of the ticket for the game chosen. My tickets are in the fourth year of a seven year contract so the prices are lower than average for Club Infield tickets.
Because day games are so popular, I charge $10 more per ticket. Let me know as there is a game Wednesday against Arizona, and then later Washington.
Would take two seats for 20 games. When will you make a decision since I do not want to wait too long because of other possibilities that are available.
So far you are the first person to respond back to taking an acceptable amount. Hopefully I can add two more people to fairly split the games. Which days of the week are you interested in. I prefer Monday through Friday games.
Are you willing to sell 8 Sunday games?
I'm hoping to have three partners to more fairly divide the tickets. In a week or two I should have a better idea of games available. Personally I prefer games on Monday through Friday. But if I sell only Sunday tickets, it would severly limit my finding two more partners.
Greetings - I live in Ukiah, and am interested in Sunday games only. Would you be interested in selling some, or all, Sunday games? Thank-you.
I'm hoping to have three partners to more fairly divide the tickets. In a week or two I should have a better idea of games available. Personally I prefer games on Monday through Friday. But if I sell only Sunday tickets, it would severely limit my finding two more partners.


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2005 Barolo Riserva, Monfortino, Giacomo Conterno, Piedmont
Red | Ready, but will keep | Giacomo Conterno | Code: 17737 | 2005 | Italy > Piedmont > Barolo | Nebbiolo | Full Bodied, Dry | 14.5 % alcohol
The Wine Advocate - A rich, sensual tapestry of dark plums, cherries, smoke, incense, tar and licorice emerges from the 2005 Barolo Riserva Monfortino. Exotic, rich and layered, the 2005 boasts gorgeous depth and a sensual enveloping personality. I am quite amazed at how the 2005 has developed since I last tasted it, in November 2011. The once-firm tannins have never been more elegant than they are today. That said, as good as the 2005 is, it doesnt quite have the thrill factor of the very best vintages. Anticipated maturity: 2025-2045.
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Antonio Galloni - A rich, sensual tapestry of dark plums, cherries, smoke, incense, tar and licorice emerges from the 2005 Barolo Riserva Monfortino. Exotic, rich and layered, the 2005 boasts gorgeous depth and a sensual enveloping personality. I am quite amazed at how the 2005 has developed since I last tasted it, in November 2011. The once-firm tannins have never been more elegant than they are today. That said, as good as the 2005 is, it doesn't quite have the thrill factor of the very best vintages.
Antonio Galloni - Wine Advocate - Issue#203 Oct 2012
Roberto Conterno took full control over the running of this famous estate just outside Monforte d'Alba, Piedmont, in 2003, when his father Giovanni Conterno passed away. Giovanni was the oldest son of the winery founder, Giacomo Conterno, and initially worked alongside his brother, Aldo Conterno. In 1969 the two sibling winemakers parted ways to create their own styles of Barolo.
Roberto continues to practice the traditional winemaking techniques of the area, producing long-lived, earthy wines. The focus has been strictly on nebbiolo and barbera since their freisa and dolcetto vines were grubbed up. Roberto also stresses the importance of organic viticulture especially in the early years of the vines' growth. The estate is most renowned for its great Barolos, Cascina Francia and Monfortino Riserva. The latter is produced only in the very best of vintages and aged at least 7 years in large oak 'botti'. This is regarded as one of the finest Barolos produced today and by many as the finest wine made from Nebbiolo in the world.
Roberto has recently introduced some small wooden 'fermentini' to further improve quality.
Nebbiolo is the grape behind the Barolo and Barbaresco wines and is hardly ever seen outside the confines of Piedmont. It takes its name from "nebbia" which is Italian for fog, a frequent phenomenon in the region.
A notoriously pernickety grape, it requires sheltered south-facing sites and performs best on the well-drained calcareous marls to the north and south of Alba in the DOCG zones of Barbaresco and Barolo.
Langhe Nebbiolo is effectively the 'second wine' of Piedmont's great Barolo & Barbarescos. This DOC is the only way Langhe producers can declassify their Barolo or Barbaresco fruit or wines to make an early-drinking style. Unlike Nebbiolo d'Alba, Langhe Nebbiolo can be cut with 15% other red indigenous varieties, such as Barbera or Dolcetto.
Nebbiolo flowers early and ripens late, so a long hang time, producing high levels of sugar, acidity and tannins; the challenge being to harvest the fruit with these three elements ripe and in balance. The best Barolos and Barbarescos are perfumed with aromas of tar, rose, mint, chocolate, liquorice and truffles. They age brilliantly and the very best need ten years to show at their best.
Located due south of Alba and the River Tanaro, Barolo is Piedmont's most famous wine DOCG (Denominazione di Origine Controllata e Garantita), renowned for producing Italy's finest red wines from 100 percent Nebbiolo.
Its red wines were originally sweet, but in 1840 the then extant Italian monarchy, the House of Savoy, ordered them to be altered to a dry style. This project was realised by French oenologist Louis Oudart, whose experience with Pinot Noir had convinced him of Nebbiolo's potential. The Barolo appellation was formalised in 1966 at around 1,700 hectares – only a tenth of the size of Burgundy, but almost three times as big as neighbouring Barbaresco.
Upgraded to DOCG status in 1980, Barolo comprises two distinct soil types: the first is a Tortonian sandy marl that produces a more feminine style of wine and can be found in the villages of Barolo, La Morra, Cherasco, Verduno, Novello, Roddi and parts of Castiglione Falletto. The second is the older Helvetian sandstone clay that bestows the wines with a more muscular style. This can be found in Monforte d'Alba, Serralunga d'Alba, Diano d'Alba, Grinzane Cavour and the other parts of Castiglione Falletto. Made today from the Nebbiolo clones Lampia, Michet and Rosé, Barolo has an exceptional terroir with almost every village perched on its own hill. The climate is continental, with an extended summer and autumn enabling the fickle Nebbiolo to achieve perfect ripeness.
Inspired by the success of modernists such as Elio Altare, there has been pressure in recent years to reduce the ageing requirements for Barolo; this has mostly been driven by new producers to the region, often with no Piedmontese viticultural heritage and armed with their roto-fermenters and barriques, intent on making a fruitier, more modern style of wine.
This modern style arguably appeals more to the important American market and its scribes, but the traditionalists continue to argue in favour of making Barolo in the classic way. They make the wine in a mix of epoxy-lined cement or stainless-steel cuves, followed by extended ageing in 25-hectoliter Slavonian botte (barrels) to gently soften and integrate the tannins. However, even amongst the traditionalists there has been a move, since the mid-1990s, towards using physiologically (rather than polyphenolically) riper fruit, aided by global warming. Both modernist and traditional schools can produce exceptional or disappointing wines.
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Angelina Spicer (* 16. Februar 1981 in Brooklyn, New York City, New York) ist eine US-amerikanische Schauspielerin und Stand-up-Comedian.

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Angelina Spicer wurde 1981 in Brooklyn geboren. Sie besuchte die Theater Howard University und verließ diese mit einem Bachelor of Fine Arts. Sie spricht fließend Spanisch. Ihr Schauspieldebüt feierte Spicer in dem Fernsehfilm Mama Flora's Family. Sie spielte die Hauptrollen in den Filmen First World und Carts. Seit 2012 ist sie in einer wiederkehrenden Rolle in der Stand-up-Comedy-Show Sktechy zu sehen.

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 1998: Mama Flora's Family (Fernsehfilm)
 2006: Murder by the Book (Fernsehserie, Folge 1x03 Faye Kellerman)
 2007: Carts
 2007: First World
 2009: Steppin: The Movie
 2009: Worst Week (Fernsehserie, Folge 1x12 The Article)
 2009: The Intern
 2009–2011: Electric Spoofaloo (Fernsehserie, zwei Folgen)
 2010: Busted Reality
 2011: Platonic (Fernsehserie)
 seit 2012: Sketchy (Fernsehserie)
 2012: 10 Second Traumas (Fernsehserie, Folge 6x01 Unfriend)
 2012: Static (Fernsehserie, Folge 1x01 Pilot)

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Home England East Sussex Eastbourne The Lamb Summary
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The Lamb, Old Town, Eastbourne
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In the heart of the Old Town part of Eastbourne is The Lamb Inn, an attractive looking black and white Tudor style timbered building.
The hanging pub sign bears the date "AD 1180". Clarification is provided on a fascia panel by the entrance which tells us that "this public house dates from 1240, the cellars date from 1180, the lower bar and function rooms 1742". We also learn that it is a former coaching inn and "one of the oldest houses of entertainment in the country"
A timber framed U shaped bar servery on the left hand side as you go in serves 3 different interconnecting rooms. What would appear to be the locals bar at the front has a dartboard, several fruit machines and a large screen TV, but leaded windows and low ceiling beams give a reasonably traditional feel. In one corner, a number of old photos record instances where local buses have dropped in unannounced, seemingly causing not inconsiderable damage. Quite why this is is not immediately obvious as the pub occupies a central High Street position and not one on a sharp cornered bend or hill.
Behind the public bar is a more comfortable, carpeted lounge bar. This room is dimly lit with gas lamps, dark beams and fairy lights. Traditional seating includes some padded settles. The walls are decorated with old framed photos and prints and some horse brasses. It's an attractive, characterful room which would appear to be food orientated. However, on my recent late Sunday afternoon visit, a couple of musicians – advertised as Jessie Pie and The Thorn – were strumming up their guitars in front of the splendid inglenook fireplace, forcing me to beat a swift retreat to one of the other rooms.
On the right of the main entrance, down a few steps, in what would appear to be an extension to the original building, is a larger dimly lit room with a more modern feel, featuring burgundy coloured walls and ceiling, padded seating with cushions and a notable absence of timber, compared with the other two rooms. On the walls are framed photos of local scenes – Eastbourne, Seven Sisters etc – for sale.
A longish corridor, the walls of which are decorated with the usual photographs of other Harveys pubs and the Lewes brewery, leads to the gents toilets, immediately outside of which we see a stone built well with a glass covering. Notably, there's nothing on the wall close by telling me about this well or what is at the bottom, but, on a noticeboard nearby, a notice tells us that " all beers are kept in our 1000 year old crypt" and invites me to "please ask for a tour by appointment", so there's probably a connection. Local history records tell us that this crypt was a former monastic room and that a subterranean passage leads to The Old Parsonage, next door to St Mary's Church close by. Back in 1240, the building later to become the current public house was owned by the Rector of the church.
An upstairs room ( not visited ) hosts an active Folk Club and also, apparently Comedy Nights. Previously, this room hosted a Fringe Theatre, the first pub theatre in Eastbourne, as recently as 2009, but this appears to be no longer running. Interestingly, the previously mentioned extension of the original inn hosted amateur dramatic productions, in some of which Dickens participated, and this was known as The Assembly Rooms.
The Lamb Inn is one of three Harveys pubs in Eastbourne ( although The Terminus was closed at the time of my visit ) and was offering Best, Old and Armada, which were all in good form.
It's a bit of a trek out here from the seafront / pier area of modern Eastbourne, particularly on a cold and windy November late afternoon, but I thought it was worth it and would look to revisit when next in Eastbourne, probably arranging a tour of the crypt at the same time if at all possible.
On 1st January 2014 - rating: 7
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Just a quick pint, then I'm off left this review about The Lamb Inn
A very interesting old pub (although the 1180 claims seem very dubious), with a good range of Harveys beers (including a nice pint of Armada). However, I thought that the bar staff left something to be desired, attitude-wise. Good, but could do (much) better...
On 19th April 2009 - rating: 6
Steve C left this review about The Lamb Inn
This is an old pub with the vaulted cellar apparently dating back to 1180. The main bar is no spring chicken itself as you can see the beams bowing and the old subsidence. The olde world feel is topped off by the dark ornate furniture that is all around the pub. There is a Perspex covered hole that looks down to the old cellar, but the bulb had blown a while ago so it just looks like a bottomless pit. This is a Harveys pub so there were 3 Harveys beers available that were in good nick.
I found the barmaid to be very friendly and the regulars in 'pig corner' polite.
My only gripe with this place is the lack of beer garden and having to smoke in the street or on the bench next to the pub. It makes it look like yobs are loitering when in fact they are just enjoying the evening with a pint and a demon cigarette. Maybe some of the carpark could be utilised for this.
All in all a great pub that I will be visiting again.
On 12th August 2008 - rating: 8
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Map location corrected by Steve C
Eastbourne, 0.77 miles, 14 min walk (show)
Hampden Park (Sussex), 2.11 miles, 40 min walk (show)
Polegate, 4.25 miles, 1 hr 22 min walk (show)
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Child Friendly : Yes last updated 18 December 2015 by Steve C
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Function Room : Yes - From review - last updated 01 January 2014 by Dave McNally
Hot Food : Yes last updated 29 July 2013 by Steve C
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Q: Why not reduce the database log file size with shrink? I use SQL server database.
To reduce the database log file I set the recovery model of the database to simple and then Shrink database but the log file does not get the effect.
What is problem?

A: Don't shrink the whole database. It is too imprecise. Always target the individual file. I.e., use DBCC SHRINKFILE.
The reason that the log file doesn't shrink is that the last Virtual Log File is in use. The ldf file is divided into Virtual Log Files (VLF), and the ldf file can only be shrink from the end of the file, removing un-used VLFs. Apparently you have used VLFs at the end of the file, else the file would have shrunk.
What you do is to empty the log (the CHECKPOINT command if in simple recovery or do a log backup if in full recovery) and then execute the DBCC SHRINKFILE command. You might have to repeat these steps several times until the last desired VLFs has gotten into the unused state and can be removed.
Here's an article I wrote, with some more details to it. And this is another about why it is a bad idea to shrink files, in general.

A: A transaction log is used to store delta values while the transaction is used to save the previous values before performing the data modifications (INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE...) in case of thses modifications are canceled. The different transactions generate many lines in this file, sequentially, and the different user transactions are interleaved.
Attempting to reduce the size of a transaction log is generally not a good idea and may fail especially if:

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*there is a still alive transaction (not terminated by COMMIT or ROLLBACK) started a long time ago

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Generaly, reducing the size of a transaction log is an operation that should only be undertaken in exceptional circumstances, as an example in the case of its size becomes really gigantic. A transaction log having a size of the order of 10 to 20% of the overall size of the database is considered normal.
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Rickey Dale Tolley (January 6, 1940 – November 14, 1970) was an American football coach. He served as the head football coach at Marshall University during the 1969 and 1970 seasons. He died in the 1970 plane crash that killed all of the crew and passengers, including most of the Marshall football team and coaching staff and several team boosters.

Early life and playing career
Tolley played basketball, baseball and football at Mullens High School in Mullens, West Virginia. He played college football as a center and linebacker at Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University.

Coaching career
Tolley started his coaching career during the years in 1962 at John S. Battle High School in Bristol, Virginia as an assistant football coach for two years and then as an assistant baseball coach at the University of Virginia for another year. He then joined the football coaching staff at Ferrum Junior College for three years, one of which they won the National Junior College Championship. He then left to become the defensive line coach at Wake Forest University in 1968.

He joined Perry Moss's Marshall football staff as defensive line coach in early 1969 replacing Ken Cooper who resigned to coach in Florida  He was interior line coach at the time of Moss's removal from the head coaching duties.

Tolley became the interim head coach of Marshall just four days before the start of fall practice for the 1969 season. He started the season with over 40 players but through attrition, the number of players dropped to just 32 player after the team lost the first six games. The team was on its way to a collegiate record losing streak. Tolley was able to turn things around and managed to win three straight games against Bowling Green (21–16), Kent State (31–20) and East Carolina (38–7). The final game of the 1969 season was a loss against Ohio (38–35) with the Bobcats scoring their winning touchdown with five seconds left.

During the entire season Tolley was considered the "acting" head football coach. Tolley had expressed his desire to be the permanent head coach, but the university had not appointed a permanent athletic director and would name a head coach after the season was complete. Twenty-eight Marshall players had signed a petition and presented it to Governor Arch Moore asking that suspended head coach Perry Moss be named to the top spot. Newly appointed Athletic Director Charles Krautz announced Tolley's selection appointment to the permanent head coaching position on December 1, 1969. His appointment was a unanimous recommendation by a special selection committee submitted to Donald Dedmon, executive vice president of the university, who made the final decision, in an absence of Roland Nelson, Marshall University president who was on vacation.

Tolley was killed in the Marshall football plane crash on November 14, 1970 along with members of his coaching staff and 37 of his football players.

In media
Tolley is depicted in the movie We Are Marshall by actor Robert Patrick (uncredited). Patrick was 18 years older (when the movie was made) than Tolley (at death), causing Tolley to be portrayed in the film as middle-aged.

Personal life
Tolley was married to the former Mary Jane Edmundson of Charlottesville, Virginia from 1963 to his death. The couple had no children. Mary Jane Tolley later moved back to Virginia, where she taught English and creative writing for high school students. She never remarried, and is now retired and living an active life in Richmond. She can be seen in a final scene in the movie We Are Marshall with many people gathered around the university Memorial Water Fountain honoring and remembering the crash victims.

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"It's a travesty that it's taken this long, but finally: Literary Death Match is making its Berlin debut! Marking our 43rd city worldwide, we're teaming with the geniuses from Dialogue Books to present a night at .HBC that will feature: wonderment! dalliance! literature! fantasticism! hilarity! absurdity! internationalism! and drinks upon drinks! Come and witness literary history unfold before your eyes!
The night will feature a trio of all-star judges, including Dialogue Books' own Sharmaine Lovegrove, sugharhigh co-founder Alonso Dominguez and do-it-all smarty-pants and ArtStars* star Nadja Sayej!
They'll pass judgment on a fantastic foursome of readers, including award-winning Finnish poet Risto Oikarinen, BBC Short Story Award-winning writer Julian Gough (author of Juno & Juliet and Jude in London), short fictionist Clare Wigfall (a BBC National Short Story Award winner), and "the Peaches of poetry" Lady Gaby!