You deftly dodge the eerily nonchalant pursuers, cutting a decisive path through the crowd and making your way to the corner of 42nd Street and 6th Avenue, where you must turn left.  You look behind you and all around you for the men in the dark suits and glasses, but they have vanished entirely.<br/><br/>Taking a deep breath and feeling another shiver move up and down your arms and back, you turn left to take the next block.  As you do, you notice that Bryant Park, ahead of you now and on your left, seems to be completely flooded.  In fact, the flooding is so bad that as you watch, rushes of water escape the park, flooding over the sidewalk and rushing into the street, where apparently unconcerned cars continue to rush straight up 6th Avenue.  If one of those waves hit someone, it would send her right into oncoming traffic.  These floods are happening all up and down the block.  At the same time, the shoulder-to-shoulder crowds continue in their relentlessly marched path away from the Empire State Building.  Each time a flood pours across the sidewalk, three or four of the pedestrians are sent careening into the street where they disappear under oncoming traffic.<br/><br/><hr/><br/>1.  Go to http://froggerclassic.appspot.com/ and show your skill at navigating obstacles.  Return with a screenshot of a score > 3000 to continue.<br/><br/>2.  Chicken out and head back to your apartment.<br/><br/>3.  Chicken out and head back to work.