Sam Md Noor

COOL BITCHES

2009-04-29T12:25:00.000-07:00

Isnt it Relaxing, when we put our eyes into it. Haiz.... the only place where we can enjoy the sun, breeze and nature. Loosen up all the stress from back home and work.

Here are some pictures of the coolest beach in the world. Places like thailand, bali, cebu, hawaii, jamaica, malaysia and california..

Close To The HEaRT

2009-02-12T22:33:00.001-08:00

Fuh!... Time really dont wait for any one of us huh.. Look at us now and before. what do we see? Of course memories. love, hurt, experience, fun, wild, cries, laughter, people we know and people we lost. This will definitely be stuck in our mind forever.

Look at my roots, having each other is a bless. Of course there would be good and bad. hahaha, but have u ever think. even tho we hate that someone, when memories with that someone can really make us smile. What is that? because its part of our history.

Please dont love them, Hate them. Cause the Fact are, when we love someone. we tend to love them only. And if we hate someone, we tend to remember them forever.

New Year CountDown 2009

2009-01-01T10:13:00.000-08:00

The Year 2008 was full of shit, Welcoming 2009 with open arms and Hoping this Year would Be dIfferent .. new year celebration was us drinking our way to the countdown.. meeting new friends along the way.. firework, full-pack human nature was a hell.. hot and sweaty..

My Birthday Celebration

2008-12-31T23:38:00.001-08:00

Thanks GUys For ComINg.. I ReaLy ApprECiaTE IT.. ThiS BIrthday WilL BE A GreAt MemoRiES

cool word with every meaning and picture

2008-10-09T10:52:00.000-07:00

hari raya 2008

2008-10-08T15:25:00.000-07:00

Selamat Hari Raya Aidilfitri... Maaf Zahir Dan Batin..

Bazaar Geylang

2008-09-07T19:56:00.000-07:00

breaking fast is never better then this.. the only thing i cant stand is... overcrowded.. damn its hot..

thats it!!.. hahaha. stay tuned, as im going to masjid sultan next week....

20th NATIONAL COCKTAIL COMPETITION

2008-07-28T13:22:00.000-07:00

The 20th National Cocktail Competition, held in 28th july 2008 @ dBL O. Where all the clubs, restaurant and hotel bartender, barman, bar maid participate in different catergory. such as making their own original cocktail, mocktail, fast bottle opening and flairing.. The final will be held Clarke Quay, Central Square on 19th August 2008. The winner of this competition will be winning a ticket to Berlin, Germany, and compete there with the rest of the world.

today my brother and me did pretty well in the first heats. There were 94 participant for the Cocktail and 23 for the mocktail. Just imaging how long we have to wait, luckily im number 40 and brother is number 37. haha. Well, even tho this is my first time joining this comptition, im happy for myself. Having fun is the main reason we are there. meeting all sorts of people, that have the same motivation of winning.. My concoction is called Apple's Sin, and im proud of it.. It taste just like i wanted it to be.. simple kind of cocktail..haha. Well.. enough already. let the picture roll.. hit it.. haha

My Concoction, APPLE's SIN.

My brother, Issac Mocktail Catergory.

PRIVE

2008-07-27T12:51:00.000-07:00

This place is awesome. great view of the yacht, LAD light and good music.. i really recommended this place.. but i prefer it at night, cause the lights really catch the moment and the breeze, nice. when there with Noor and his girl Lynn. Noor is having Blackberry Mojito, Lynn having peanutbutter chocolate martini and Myself having Apple cinnamon.

ABOUT PRIVE

Modern resort style outdoor lounge furniture, with exquisitely detailed seat cushions from the united states, Ocean front al - fresco environment. The entire 10-metre bar and back display is built with italian luxury mosaic company Bisazza's most opulent tile product : Oro isa " sandwich of gold" - A compositionof hand-applied 24-karat gold leaf between two layer of glass.

A lively and buzzy enviroment from live music performances of Nu Jazz, Acoustics, Roots Music to Hip-Hop, Drum & Bass and Break beats Orchestra.

GASTROBAR HOURS;

Weekdays 12 noon till 1am

Weekend 12 noon till 2am

PRIVE is located at;

No.2 Keppel Bay Vista,

Marina at Keppel Bay

Dresscode;

The dresscode at the PRIVE gastrobar is casual lounge chic

Singapore New's Concoction

2008-07-18T13:37:00.001-07:00

I would love to present to u guys the newest cocktail that singapore best bartender have created.. Strawberry tigerito, Apple tiger Cider and singapore flyer..

Just reached home and its 4:35am.. straight away i on my comp and upload this.. since i dont get to sleep, coz im working at 7:00 am. might as well i get this thing publish. well, get my first taste of tigerito just now at Thumper and its taste great i might say. salute to the inventor of this cocktail..
other then that, i added some more alcohol to my satisfaction. vodka redbull, stout redbull, strawberry mojito and rum coke.. damn.. thanks alot bro.. haha.. just what i need for my morning shift work..

Sky Light

2008-07-17T06:49:00.000-07:00

One Word..............

SPECTACULAR!

Furama'S Bar

2008-07-16T11:47:00.000-07:00

working at furama as a barman is fun. lots of great people and prominent people too. Actually im not a good story teller.. but one thing for sure.. Its a great experience..

No.3 Drinking Session

2008-07-07T11:38:00.000-07:00

Date: 07 july 2008
Venue: Clarke Quay ( by e bay)
Involved : Furama Staff

this is my no 3 drinking session.. will be having my fourth. chilling with friends will never better, especially the drunk ones.. lol.. for this drinking session is the best among the two before.. alright, enough said.. lets see what category they been select for...

The Winner are;

Best Dress : Nur hidayah

Bartender : Iz

Photographer : Ana

knock out : Kodok, Nur, Iz , Ahkram

YUM YUM

2008-06-26T11:28:00.000-07:00

hmmmm.. so.. delicious. well, this is some ala carte food that my hotel tiffany coffeehouse are having.. well, there's more..

THURSDAY SOCCER

2008-06-19T14:55:00.000-07:00

chinatown is where we hang out and have a great time playing the game that we love so very much.. that is soccer or football. this will carry on and on..

ZOUK

2008-06-17T12:50:00.001-07:00

well.. this look like fun. but its not, well for me.. Zouk underage party. the only underage among us is my friend shiela.. poor girl.. hahaha.. just see the picture..not much to say.

DECO FOR WEDDING

2008-06-14T13:14:00.001-07:00

deco was done by me, izdihar and md noor..

My Own Pieces

2008-06-03T14:56:00.000-07:00

all this picture have been edit by me.. Picture i take at raffles, clarke quay and esplanade..

Some Deco We Design

2008-05-27T13:19:00.000-07:00

some event we use our own creativity.. done by izdihar and myself.. here are some of it..

My Drinkin Session At Vivo City

2008-05-17T12:35:00.000-07:00

DATE : 16th MAY 2008

VENUE : Vivo City ( By The Bay )

INVOLVED : Furama Banquet Staff

Having so much fun.. thanks for coming, again. i will keep organise more event in future... here are some picture we took that night.. check it out!! im OUT!!

Winner in individual category;

Best dress : fauzillah Hot couple : Kodok &Sheila Bartender :Beb Photographer : MdNoor&Ana Knock Out : Zairi

The Furama 4TH Floor Make Over

2008-05-13T10:04:00.000-07:00

To all colleagues, in furama City Centre.. this is what happen to our lovely 4th floor.. bye bye, shanghai, canton 1, canton 2, canton 3, and etc..etc.. just see what happen

Cool Picture taken and edited at Furama City Centre

2008-05-10T14:21:00.001-07:00

our photographer : Mohd Noor ( AV Specialist)

How Lucky I Am??

2008-05-06T12:37:00.000-07:00

Right now, i mean now. im feeling bored like hell. staring at the monitor and dont know what to do.. so i decided to post this shit.. But the truth, im a lucky bastard. all this gorgeous, busuk, lovely, ugly, cute girls surrounding me.. ahhhh.. just see the pictures..

ABSOLUT WANTED!

Hard ROck Cafe Hotel

2008-05-01T03:21:00.000-07:00

HISTORY

The first Hard Rock Cafe (HRC) opened its doors to the public on June 14, 1971, in London, England. Founded by Isaac Tigrett and Peter Morton, two enterprising and music-loving Americans, HRC was an instant classic, attracting droves of customers with its first-rate, but moderately priced casual American fare, warm service and ever-present rock 'n' roll music and sensibility. Although it was initially decorated with an eye toward eclectic Americana, HRC has ultimately become the world's leading collector and exhibitors of rock 'n' roll memorabilia.Hard Rock began its global expansion in 1982, when Tigrett and Morton agreed to develop their own Hard Rock Cafes in various parts of the globe. Morton opened HRCs in Los Angeles, San Francisco, Chicago and Houston. Tigrett opened in New York, Dallas, Boston, Washington, D.C., Orlando, Paris and Berlin, eventually selling his interest to Mecca Leisure. In 1990, The Rank Group, Plc., a London-based leisure company, acquired Mecca and continued expansion of the concept in their geographic territory. Rank then acquired Hard Rock America from Peter Morton, and Hard Rock Canada from Nick Bitove. With these acquisitions, Rank consolidated worldwide control of the Brand, and with it, one of the most universally recognized trademarks. With 138 venues in 42 countries, Hard Rock has become a truly global phenomenon. From its launch in London, England, to New York, Los Angeles, Paris and Tokyo, and on to such exotic and far-flung locales as Kuala Lumpur and Shanghai, Hard Rock offers a special experience to its devoted, ever-expanding clientele. Its unparalleled memorabilia collection, which consists of more than 70,000 pieces that are rotated from restaurant to restaurant, provides the world's most comprehensive "visual history" of rock 'n' roll. These treasures include an awe-inspiring collection of classic guitars and other instruments, posters, costumes, music and lyric sheets, album art, platinum and gold LPs, photos and much more. From Jimi Hendrix's Flying V guitar to John Lennon's handwritten lyrics to "Help" (his favorite Beatles' tune) to one of Madonna's now-classic bustiers. And, like the true "living museum" that it is, Hard Rock's memorabilia collection remains very much a work in progress, constantly expanding and deepening as new music-and new music history-is made every day.Since its inception, Hard Rock has remained extraordinarily faithful to its original intentions. Its rock 'n roll sensibility - an HRC birthright - remains at the very center of all Hard Rock restaurants and all expansion efforts undertaken by Hard Rock Cafe. Classic American food, served up by a capable, caring and attentive wait staff, is still the "order" of the day at HRC. And a never-wavering commitment to wide-ranging altruistic causes -under the banner 'Save The Planet'- has helped make Hard Rock a legitimate cultural force, from coast to coast, continent to continent. Throughout its history, Hard Rock has been governed by a guiding service philosophy - "Love All - Serve All." Created as a place where all have always been welcome, regardless of age, sex or class; this unconditional welcoming hand, first extended by Messrs. Tigrett and Morton, continues today as integral to Hard Rock's present and future as it was to its beginnings. Today, Hard Rock Cafe International, with Hard Rock Cafe at its core, is an entertainment and leisure company that continues to successfully expand the Hard Rock Brand through myriad music-related ventures.

HARD ROCK CAFE HOTEL, PATTAYA

Overlooking the eastern shores of the Gulf of Thailand, the new Hard Rock Hotel Pattaya is a jewel in the heart of the city with its internationally famed image. It brings a unique style and first class entertainment to town! Asia's second Hard Rock Hotel is only 8 minutes walk along the beachfront to the heart of Pattaya's entertainment and shopping area. Featuring 320 themed guest rooms and luxury suites decorated in a hip, vibrant style with in-room CD players, in-house entertainment system featuring blockbuster movies, satellite TV and non-stop music videos. 70 per cent of the rooms feature balconies with sea views.

HARD ROCK CAFE HOTEL, LAS VEGAS

Little did you know that when you bought that $10 hamburger at The Hard Rock Cafe that someday it would lead to this. That's right folks, the first ever hotel/casino with a rock & roll theme. You get to decide if that's a good thing or a bad thing.
The good news is that The Hard Rock is a lot of fun. Concealed in a relatively nondescript package (well, okay if you forget about the huge neon guitar out front) are some one-of-a-kind touches. First there are bits and pieces of rock music memorabilia encased and showcased throughout the property. Some of it is kind of fun - you just can't beat some good Elvis knick-knacks but do they really need to waste valuable floor space to house a dress once worn by Courtney Love?
By the way, if you're asking "Who is Courtney Love" you may want to think about staying someplace else. The Hard Rock caters mostly to a younger crowd and while the older set is not unwelcome, the place may be a bit too hectic and loud for some.
The casino certainly is one of the noisiest with blaring rock music on top of the normal bells, whistles, and jangling of the slots. If you can take it however, be sure to check out the slot machines with guitar-handles instead of regular arms; the craps tables shaped like grand pianos; and the gaming chips with pictures of famous rockers on them. Dealers and croupiers report that people are actually keeping the chips as souvenirs instead of gambling with them.
The rooms are special also. First they are larger than the normal Vegas hotel and they have French doors that open inward providing a balcony effect - very rare in this city. They are cool, hip, and funky without trying too hard to be any of those things - definitely not your father's Vegas hotel room.
The pool area, always a big draw for this hotel, is one of the nicest in town. There are two sandy-bottomed pools separated by a pool bar with swim-up black jack tables. Surrounding the entire area are luxurious cabanas with misters, televisions, phones, and all sorts of other toys necessary for a comfortable day by the pool (insert your own sarcasm). Be forewarned that the pool area seems to always be populated by the young and fit set - it's not that older out-of-shape people aren't welcome it just seems that they probably are more comfortable elsewhere. A small stage will allow for various bands to do concerts during the summer.
Speaking of bands, The Hard Rock had one of the few concert venues in Vegas that cater to rock acts. The Joint, as it is called, hads a 1,400-person capacity and has hosted everyone from Marilyn Manson to Hootie & The Blowfish. Note the past tense in all of that - The Joint is currently undergoing some changes as part of a billion dollar expansion of the property. More on that in a moment.
And of course one of the hottest hotels would have one of the hottest nightclubs in Body English. Check the related reviews for more information on that and other things to do at the Hard Rock.
There are a few restaurants besides the Hard Rock Cafe. There's a health spa and salon, which is on the smallish side but still offers a wide variety of services.
The location leaves a bit to be desired - it is off 'The Strip' by about a mile, which doesn't sound like a lot unless you are planning to walk that distance in 110 degree heat. There isn't too much in the way of fun stuff to do nearby either unless you want to go across the street to the dry cleaners and watch them press shirts.
Prices, in my opinion, have always seemed too high for what they offer. Published rates indicate prices starting around $75 but i usually find prices above the $150 mark during the week and well over $200 on the weekend. That's a lot of money to pay unless Elvis himself is going to greet you at the door. However, with prices going up all over town I'm not as outraged by the cost as I used to be.
My opinion of The Hard Rock Hotel has improved dramatically from when it first opened. Although it still has some drawbacks (cost, location, competition) I do feel that if you're looking for something young, fun, hip, and happening you're going to have a hard time beating The Hard Rock.

HARD ROCK CAFE HOTEL, CHICAGO

Overview: Experience total rock decadence in Chicago’s newest architectural icon – Hard Rock Hotel Chicago. Situated in the landmark Carbide and Carbon Building, this brand hotel boasts a Michigan Avenue address and offers astonishing views of the skyline, Millennium Park and, of course, the Magnificent Mile. Recognized as a member of Preferred Hotel Group, Hard Rock Hotel Chicago delivers unparalleled levels of service in a musically-inspired atmosphere. State-of-the-art technology, cutting edge design, and enticing amenities set the tone for an unforgettable experience. Complimentary Wi-Fi and Hi-Speed internet access, flat panel televisions featuring HDTV and HD Digital movies on demand, and a sleek and sophisticated lobby are just a few of the state-of-the-art features that will leave you wanting more. Rock-n-Roll is here, too. Stay. BASE Bar: Indulge in the decadent BASE Bar, an upscale hang for hotel guests and local hipsters alike. This contemporary lobby-style lounge delivers sophisticated bar food and signature drinks until 2am. China Grill: New York City, Miami, Las Vegas and now Chicago! China Grill delivers a seductive combination of great atmosphere and stylishly presented "world cuisine.” Every colorful and dramatically designed dish is beautifully presented, a feast for the eye as well as the palate. Meeting Facilities: Experience state-of-the-art corporate and social meeting facilities including 9500 square feet of dynamic function space and 11 breakout rooms. Toast the city from the private balcony in the Hamer Room – the ONLY balcony situated directly above the renowned Michigan Avenue. Deliver the ultimate presentation in the Gretsch and Rickenbacker Rooms which feature 54” inch plasma screen televisions, digital surround sound applications, Ergonomic chairs and an oversized frosted-glass boardroom table.
Location
The Hard Rock Hotel Chicago's great location in one of Chicago's landmarks, the historic Carbide and Carbon Building on North Michigan Avenue, couldn't be better placed.
Amenities contemporary styled room offers dynamic city views and luxurious feather top bedding. Fashion-forward accommodations include: ·Exotic style chair with reading lamp ·Full sized armoire with a full-length mirror ·Laptop safe ·Plush Terry robe Spacious bathroom areas feature Aveda products, Royal Cup coffee and Harney & Sons Earl Grey Tea. All rooms are electronically equipped with a state-of-the-art technologies including: ·Home theater entertainment center featuring a DVD/CD 5-disc changer ·Complimentary high-speed Internet access ·

HARD ROCK CAFE HOTEL, BALI

Bali, Island of the Gods, is now Island of the Rock Gods. Planet Earth's first Hard Rock Hotel resort on happening Kuta Beach, Bali's famous shopping and entertainment district. The second you walk in you enter the heart of the Hard Rock Hotel, Centerstage. It's an open area with a huge music video wall, Hard Rock memorabilia, and a raised stage for unplugged concerts. We are waiting to welcome you all day and all night. Stay in a Hard Rock Hotel Bali Garden room with your family and enjoy the beautiful garden courtyard. Conveniently located on the ground floor with direct walkways to the garden, fish ponds, and close by Lil' Rock playground, you will enjoy the open space, lush surroundings, and relaxing environment. Or you can stay in a Hard Rock Hotel Bali Poolside room and enjoy the soothing atmosphere of the private pool, conveniently located on the ground floor set amongst a tropical garden. There are 418 total guest rooms in the hotel with 396 Superior and Deluxe Rooms and 21 Suites. The rooms and suites are situated in six blocks named after different musical eras: Rock 'n' Roll, Blues, Reggae, Psychedelic, Alternative, and Pop. What's your pleasure? Sleeping in Psychedelic? Or residing in Reggae?

HARD ROCK CAFE HOTEL, BILOXI

Hard Rock Cafe and Casino, BiloxiHard Rock Cafe and Casino, Biloxi choses Amerisafe Industries as it's Safe Choice.Hard Rock Hotels offer the traveler exclusive 4-star boutique hotels located in key gateway cities and in the most exotic and sought after vacation destinations in the world. From Chicago to Madrid, Hard Rock Hotels offer the most discriminating guest first class service and accommodations with a defined musical edge. Located in some of the hottest, most sought after city and tourist destinations on the planet, Hard Rock Hotels offer unique and exciting experiences for people that demand the best. With our world-renowned customer service, destination restaurants, high radar bar concepts, innovative cuisine, stylishly appointed guest rooms and lavish and exotic pools, Hard Rock Hotels offer more of what you want in a first-class guest experience. So whether you're looking for some hot nightlife, a full service casino or a place to take the Lil' Rockers, let Hard Rock Hotels make your vacation an experience to rememberYou will be avaible to enjoy Amerisafe Diamond 25 Safes in all of the incredible rooms

TRIP TO JOHORE

2008-04-28T03:01:00.000-07:00

Event : great simple johor trip..

motive : buying DVD , cigarette , Repair Car and Sight Seeing.

Date : 25 March 2008

People involved : Md Noor, Julia , Yusri and myself..

For The Record

Johor Bahru, also spelled Johor Baharu, Johor Baru, (Baru means "new" in the Malay language) or Johore Bahru and abbreviated as JB, is the capital city of Johor in southern Malaysia. It is within walking distance from Singapore, and receives more than 60% of the country's annual 16 million foreign tourists via its bridges and road links to Singapore. It is one of the largest cities in Malaysia. With a population of approximately 876,000 in the city, 1.73 million in the greater metropolitan area and 5.49 million in the Singapore-Johor Bahru conurbation ([1]), the city is an important industrial, tourism and commercial hub for southern Malaysia and is part of one of Southeast Asia's most populous urban areas. The population growth rate of Johor Bahru is also among the highest in Malaysia. Johor Bahru also has a highly developed industrial base which has made the city one of the biggest industrial centers of the country.
Johor Bahru enjoys the unique distinction of being the southernmost city of the Eurasian mainland.

My favourite Novelist, John Grisham

2008-04-24T00:27:00.000-07:00

BIOGRAPHY

Long before his name became synonymous with the modern legal thriller, he was working 60-70 hours a week at a small Southaven, Mississippi law practice, squeezing in time before going to the office and during courtroom recesses to work on his hobby—writing his first novel.
Born on February 8, 1955 in Jonesboro, Arkansas, to a construction worker and a homemaker, John Grisham as a child dreamed of being a professional baseball player. Realizing he didn't have the right stuff for a pro career, he shifted gears and majored in accounting at Mississippi State University. After graduating from law school at Ole Miss in 1981, he went on to practice law for nearly a decade in Southaven, specializing in criminal defense and personal injury litigation. In 1983, he was elected to the state House of Representatives and served until 1990.
One day at the Dessoto County courthouse, Grisham overheard the harrowing testimony of a twelve-year-old rape victim and was inspired to start a novel exploring what would have happened if the girl's father had murdered her assailants. Getting up at 5 a.m. every day to get in several hours of writing time before heading off to work, Grisham spent three years on A Time to Kill and finished it in 1987. Initially rejected by many publishers, it was eventually bought by Wynwood press, who gave it a modest 5,000 copy printing and published it in June 1988.
That might have put an end to Grisham's hobby. However, he had already begun his next book, and it would quickly turn that hobby into a new full-time career—and spark one of publishing's greatest success stories. The day after Grisham completed A Time to Kill, he began work on another novel, the story of a hotshot young attorney lured to an apparently perfect law firm that was not what it appeared. When he sold the film rights to The Firm to Paramount Pictures for $600,000, Grisham suddenly became a hot property among publishers, and book rights were bought by Doubleday. Spending 47 weeks on The New York Times bestseller list, The Firm became the bestselling novel of 1991.
The successes of The Pelican Brief, which hit number one on the New York Times bestseller list, and The Client, which debuted at number one, confirmed Grisham's reputation as the master of the legal thriller. Grisham's success even renewed interest in A Time to Kill, which was republished in hardcover by Doubleday and then in paperback by Dell. This time around, it was a bestseller.

THE RAINMAKER

Rudy Baylor is a law graduate from Memphis State Law School. He secures a position with a Memphis law firm, which he loses when the firm is bought out by another larger firm. As one of the few members of his class without a job lined up, Rudy is forced to apply for part-time and poorly-paid law positions. Then he gets an offer from a large Memphis law firm, but it falls through before he has even begun. Desperate for a job, he reluctantly allows "Prince" Thomas, the crooked owner of a sleazy bar where he's been working part-time, to introduce him to J. Lyman "Bruiser" Stone, a ruthless but successful ambulance-chasing lawyer, who makes him an associate. But to earn his fee, Rudy is required to hunt for potential clients at the local hospital where he must pick up injury cases and sign them up. He is introduced to Deck Shifflet, a less-than-ethical former insurance assessor, now "paralawyer" (having failed to pass the Bar examination after six tries).
Rudy already has one case, a case of insurance bad faith, which he passionately believes in. He represents a poor family, Dot and Buddy Black whom he met through a class visit to a community center. The case could be worth several million dollars in damages, but his personal life is falling to pieces and he is about to declare himself bankrupt. With his employer about to be raided by the police and the FBI, he and Deck set up practice themselves and file suit on behalf of the Blacks, whose son Donny Ray is dying of leukemia but almost certainly could have been saved with a bone marrow transplant because he has an identical twin brother, a fact which would make the procedure virtually certain to work due to the perfect genetic match. The procedure should be covered by their insurance company, Great Benefit Life Insurance.
Rudy, having just passed the bar exam, has never argued a case before a judge and jury - but he now finds himself up against a group of experienced and ruthless lawyers from a large firm, headed by Leo F. Drummond. It is a daunting task, but he has several supporters and a sympathetic newly-appointed judge to sustain his commitment. Whilst preparing the case and also waiting about in the local hospital, he meets and later falls in love with Kelly Riker, a battered wife whose husband's beating has put her in the hospital.
Before the trial commences, the Blacks' son dies. The case goes to trial and Rudy uncovers a scheme Great Benefit ran throughout 1991 to deny every insurance claim submitted, regardless of validity. Great Benefit was playing on the odds that the insured would not consult an attorney (which Dot Black didn't until it was too late for Donny Ray). A former employee of Great Benefit testifies that the scheme generated an extra $40 million in revenue for the company. The trial ends with a plantiff's verdict of $50.2 million which is somewhat symbolic because it is the total of the $200,000 transplant Donny Ray should have received, the $10 million Rudy originally sued for and the $40 million the scheme that killed Donny Ray generated.
Great Benefit quickly declares itself bankrupt, thus allowing it to avoid paying the verdict. There is no payout for the grieving parents and no fee for Rudy, although Dot Black was never concerned with the money from the trial. In fact, she testified that if awarded any money from Great Benefit, she would donate all of it to the American Leukemia Society.
During the Black trial, Rudy continues to pursue Kelly, and eventually ends up in a violent fight with her husband while helping Kelly retrieve items from her home. At the end of the fight, with Rudy (the child of an abusive father himself) about to beat the husband to death, Kelly intervenes and tells him to leave. She then apparently finishes the job (or Cliff dies from the previous beating after Rudy leaves). Kelly spends some time in jail before Rudy gets her charges thrown out. Rudy is shaken by these events and wary of the practice of law. He takes Kelly and they leave the area, heading for someplace where Rudy can let his law license expire and then become a teacher, and Kelly can go to college.

THE STREET LAWYER

The book begins on the streets of Washington D.C., when the life of Michael Brock, a high-priced antitrust lawyer is turned upside down when a homeless man walks into his office at Drake & Sweeney, a large law firm. The man, DeVon Hardy, is angry because the firm evicted him from his home, along with some other squatters.
After a near-life threatening incident inside the halls of Drake and Sweeney and with his marriage breaking up; Brock begins to re-evaluate his priorities. He decides that he can no longer work for the firm. In the process, he gets acquainted with life on the inner-city streets of D.C.
He joins a firm the Washington Legal Clinic, which helps the Homeless; including people that have been evicted by the law firm that he once worked for.
Face-to-face with the homeless, Brock comes to realize the harshness of their existence. He vows to give them a voice in the courts against their oppressors - even his old firm, and find love and happiness again.

THE SUMMONS

The main character, Ray Atlee is a law professor with a good salary at the University of Virginia. He has a brother, Forrest, and a dying father, known to many as Judge Reuben V. Atlee. Ray is sent to his father's estate in Clanton, MS, to discuss issues regarding the old man's will and estate. To do this, Ray had to go to Ford County, the setting for many of John Grisham's other books such as A Time To Kill. In this book, we get introduced to characters from the other books such as Harry Rex. When he finds his father dead in the study Ray discovers a sum of over three million dollars in the house, money which was not part of Judge Atlee's will. Ray immediately thought the money was "dirty" because his father couldn't possibly make so much money in his career.
Assuming that he was the only one who knew about the money, Ray decided he would take it without making it officially part of the estate, and did not tell anyone about it. He knew that if he made it a part of the estate, taxes will take most of the money. But later reality proves otherwise. Ray was being followed -- someone else knew about the money. After his own investigations into the roots of the money and the identity of his shadow -- investigations which include trips to casinos and shady meetings with prominent southern lawyers -- he discovers the truth about the money and his stalker.

THE INNOCENT MAN

The story begins with Ron Williamson, who has returned to his hometown after failed attempts at playing for various minor league baseball teams, including the Oakland A's and the Ft. Lauderdale Yankees. This failure leads to a bout of depression, which results in a drinking problem.
Very early in the morning of December 8, 1982, the body of Debra Carter, a 21-year-old cocktail waitress at the Coachlight Club (located in Ada), and a resident of Ada, was found in the bedroom of her garage apartment. She had been beaten, raped and suffocated. After five years of false starts and shoddy police work by the Ada police, Williamson—along with his "drinking buddy", Dennis Fritz—was charged, tried and convicted of the rape and murder charges in 1987-1988. He was sentenced to death. Fritz, meanwhile, was given a life sentence. Ironically, Fritz's own wife was murdered seven years earlier in 1975 and he was raising his only daughter when arrested.
Grisham's book describes the aggressive and misguided mission of the Ada police to solve Carter's murder mystery. Forced dream confessions, unreliable witnesses and flimsy evidence were used to convict Williamson and Fritz. Since a death row conviction automatically sets in motion a series of appeals, a fresh look into the details of the trial, especially by the Innocence Project, exposed several glaring lacunae in the prosecution's case and the credibility of the prosecution's witnesses. Brady v. Maryland, a case that had been ignored until after the sentencing, was acknowledged. A retrial was ordered by Frank H. Seay, a U.S. District Court judge. After suffering through a conviction and 11 years on death row, Williamson and Fritz were finally exonerated by DNA evidence, and released in 1999.
Ron Williamson suffered deep and irreversible psychological scars during his incarceration and eventual wait on death row. He was intermittently treated for manic depression, personality disorders, alcoholism and mild schizophrenia. It was later proven that he was indeed mentally ill (and hence unfit to be either tried or placed on death row in the first place). The State of Oklahoma and Ada and Pontotoc County officials never admitted any errors, even threatening to re-arrest him, though they did settle a wrongful-conviction case brought as a result of Williamson's incarceration.

Ron Williamson Mug Shot
Another criminal from Ada, Glen Gore, was eventually convicted of the original crime and was sentenced to life in prison without parole.
Williamson and Fritz sued and won a large settlement ($500,000.00) in 2003 from the City of Ada. By 2004, Williamson was diagnosed with cirrhosis of the liver, and died soon thereafter on December 4, 2004 in a Broken Arrow, Oklahoma, nursing home. Dennis Fritz, meanwhile, returned to Kansas City, where he lives with his daughter, Elizabeth as of 2006. In 2006, Fritz went on to publish his own account of being wrongly convicted in his book titled Journey toward Justice, ISBN 1-931643-95-4.
The story also includes accounts (as sub plots) of the false conviction, trial and sentencing of Tommy Ward and Karl Fontenot in the abduction and purported murder of Denice Haraway, as well as the false conviction of Greg Wilhoit in the rape and murder of his estranged wife, Kathy. All the men were, at one point of time, incarcerated in the same death row. About two decades before Grisham's book, Ward and Fontenot's wrongful convictions were detailed in a book published in 1987 called The Dreams of Ada by Robert Mayer.

THE KING OF TORT

Clay Carter is a public defender, dreaming of one day joining a big law firm. Reluctantly, he takes on the case of Tequila Watson, a man accused of a random street killing. Clay assumes that it is just another D.C. murder. Clay soon learns of a pharmaceutical conspiracy, with the help of the mysterious Max Pace. The pharmaceutical company was illegally using recovering drug addicts for medical trials without their consent. The drug, Tarvan, works wonderfully for 90% of their patients, but in a small percentage (including Tequila Watson), it leads to random violent killings. The drug company therefore uses Max Pace to solicit Clay to pay off the victims with large settlements. Clay initially has reservations for doing this, but soon, he profits from the legal retainer offered by Max Pace.
Max Pace then offers Clay insider information on the dangers of another drug. Clay uses this information to launch a new career in Tort Law. Soon Clay finds himself being one of the legal profession's biggest tort lawyers. Unfortunately, this sudden fame isn't without a price.

THE PARTNER

Patrick S Lanigan, a junior partner in a law firm in Biloxi, Mississippi, gets wind of a scheme to defraud the US Government over a shipbuilding overcharging scheme. His firm is deeply involved in the scam, and they're planning to keep him out of it. He bides his time, secretly collecting evidence and then disappears. A body is later found, identified as his burned in a car crash and is buried under his name.
Six weeks later, $90 million vanishes from the law firm's off-shore bank account, and he is suspected. The search is on...
Four years later, he is discovered living a new life in a small town in Brazil. He is kidnapped and tortured to reveal the location of the money. Before he can reveal it, the FBI is informed and he is rescued and repatriated.
With the FBI and police eager to convict him on numerous charges, Patrick, whilst slowly recovering from horrific injuries, schemes with his lawyer Sandy McDermott, to defend the charges whilst revealing details of the scam.
The highlights of the plot are Patrick's foresight that one day he will inevitably be caught, and his immaculate preparation for such a situation. The FBI, the state authorities, his widow and even his lawyer are all at times amazed by the depth of his planning. The beauty of this story is that Patrick defends himself against all the charges, without going to trial, and without spending even a single day in jail. And in the most unexpected twist at the end of the story, the hunted becomes the hunter as Patrick's girlfriend steals the money and runs away.

THE CHAMBER

The Chamber is a legal/suspense novel by noted American author John Grisham. It was first published in 1994. The novel features a discussion about capital punishment. Set around the Mississippi State Penitentiary, it is the story of an old man and former Klansman named Sam Cayhall who is convicted of murder and sentenced to death by gas chamber twenty years after his bombing of a Jewish lawyer's office.
Cayhall's paternal grandson, Adam Hall (whose father Eddie changed his family's name because of the disgraceful family history) journeys south from Chicago to represent Sam in the final month before the date of execution. Adam decided to become a lawyer soon after his father Eddie committed suicide on the day that Sam was convicted of murder in Mississippi. Adam is determined to argue a stay for his grandfather, in spite of Sam's violent past, because Sam is one of the few living links to his family's history. Sam and his daughter Lee Cayhall (Adam's aunt) reveal the gory history of their family. It transpires that Sam did not in fact commit the actual crime for which he has been found guilty, but has instead a long and largely secret history of the Klan-related crime. As Adam desperately argues motion after motion, the story moves to its last moments.
The novel combines elements of legal commentary and suspense to fully illustrate the complications surrounding various legal issues, such as the death penalty and racism.
In 1996, The Chamber was made into a feature film starring Gene Hackman and Chris O'Donnell. Former superstar athlete Bo Jackson had a supporting role as a prison guard.

THE CLIENT

The Client begins with eleven-year old Mark Sway and his younger brother Ricky, who is eight, going into the woods near the Tucker Wheel Estates, a mobile home park where they live with their mother, Dianne. Ricky had earlier caught Mark with some cigarettes and now to keep Ricky's silence, Mark is going to teach Ricky how to smoke. While they are in the woods, a big black 4-door Lincoln ( a black 93 Cadillac Fleetwood Brougham in the film) arrives, and soon W. Jerome "Romey" Clifford, a 44-year old lawyer from New Orleans, Louisiana, gets out of the car. His only client at the moment is Barry "The Blade" Muldanno, and now here in the woods of northeast Memphis, Tennessee, he is attempting to commit suicide. Mark and Ricky Sway sit hidden from Clifford and watching him from behind the shiny black car. Clifford, noticeably drunk, puts one end of a garden hose in the exhaust pipe of the car and the other end into a rear passenger window, and rolls up the window, trying to kill himself with carbon monoxide poisoning. Mark, sneaks up, crawling on his stomach, and pulls the hose from the exhaust trying to stop him. After some time Clifford gets out of the car, cursing, and puts the hose back in. Mark repeats pulling the hose from the tailpipe. On the third attempt, Clifford sees the grass moving in the rear view mirror, leaps from the car grabs Mark and pushes him into the car. Jerome then tells Mark why he wants to kill himself, he is convinced that "The Blade" Muldanno is going to murder him anyway and wants to die on his own terms. Clifford is defending Muldanno for the murder of U.S. Senator Boyd Boyette. But, the prosecutors, led by the "Reverend" (for his preaching style in court) Roy Foltrigg, don't have a body. But Muldanno had previously told Clifford that the he buried the body in concrete in Clifford's detached garage, under a boat, while Clifford was on vacation, skiing in Colorado. In the car Clifford keeps drinking Jack Daniels, and taking dalmane and codeine. After a while, the effect of the booze and pills starts to make Clifford pass out and Mark manages to escape. After Clifford realizes this and attempts to go after Mark, he looks around but soon gives up and slides up on the trunk of the car, puts a .38 Special caliber pistol in his mouth, and shoots himself.
Upon seeing the suicide, Ricky, Mark Sway's younger brother, goes into shock. Mark calls the police and is later found at the scene. Police and the FBI discover that Mark was in the car and may have spoken with Jerome Clifford. Clifford knew where the body was buried and the FBI needs this information. The FBI is now after Mark because they believe he knows where the body is. Mark hires a lawyer named Reggie Love (a woman, despite the name) to help him. Mark is reluctant to tell the FBI what he knows because the Mafia has threatened him.
Mark decides to look for the body. If the body is not where he knows it should be, he will no longer be in danger of being killed by the Mafia. He decides to travel to New Orleans and search for it In New Orleans. While approaching the area of the corpse, the boy and his lawyer see some Mafia henchmen trying to relocate the body.Eventually, a standoff ensues on the property where Mark is holding a gun to the head of one of the mafia men. Reggie then comes out of the woods and persuades Mark to give her the gun. Then, in a very tense moment, Reggie shoots the burglar alarm instead of a person, which triggers the property owner to come running out and chasing the henchmen away. . Mark decides to tell the FBI where the body is and enters the witness protection for himself, Ricky and their mother Dianne. The Sway family retreats to a revered hospital in Phoenix to tend to Ricky's severe condition.

THE FIRM

Mitchell Y. McDeere is a law student who graduated third in his class at Harvard Law School. Mitch has recently married his girlfriend from college, Abby. His brother Ray is serving a prison term, and his other brother, Rusty, died in Vietnam.
Mitch has offers from law firms in New York and Chicago but eventually decides to join Bendini, Lambert and Locke, a small tax law firm based in Memphis. The firm seduces him by offering him a large salary, a lease on a new BMW, a low interest mortgage on a house, as well as paying off his student loans. Soon after he joins, his new colleagues help him study and pass his bar exam.
Two of Mitch's colleagues die in a scuba diving accident in the Cayman Islands the week he starts at the firm. Mitch finds the deaths unsettling, but settles down, works hard, and works towards his dream of becoming a successful partner in the firm. During a memorial service at the firm for the two deceased attorneys, Mitch notices plaques commemorating three other attorneys who died while working at the firm. Suspicious, he hires a private investigator, Eddie Lomax, an ex-cell mate of his brother Ray, to investigate the deaths of the attorneys.
Lomax discovers that all five of the dececased attorneys, died under questionable circumstances: the SCUBA accident, a car accident, a hunting accident and a suicide. He cautions Mitch to be careful. Soon after delivering his report to Mitch, Lomax is murdered.
Just as he passes his bar exam, an FBI agent, Wayne Tarrance, confronts Mitch. Mitch gradually figures out that the firm is actually part of the white collar operations of the Morolto crime family of Chicago. For years, the Moroltos have lured new lawyers from poor backgrounds into the firm with promises of wealth and security. By the time a lawyer is aware of the firm's actual operations, he cannot leave. No lawyer has escaped the firm alive, as the recent deaths of his two colleagues show. Mitch learns that his house, office and car are bugged. He and Abby are also routinely followed, making his meetings with the FBI dangerous. Pressure from both the firm and the FBI, who warns him he will regret not cooperating later on if he chooses to ignore them, force Mitch to make a decision quickly.
Desperate to find a way out and stay alive in the process, Mitch makes a deal with the FBI, in which he gets two million dollars and the release of his brother, if he collects enough evidence to indict the firm. Mitch tells Tarrance that he can obtain enough evidence to indict half the firm, but the information obtained through those indictments will prove the existence of an illegal conspiracy—giving the government the ammunition it needs to destroy the firm and the Morolto family. In order to do so, however, Mitch must disclose information about his clients, and thus end his career as a lawyer (though in truth, the attorney-client privilege does not apply to situations where a lawyer knows that a crime is taking place). Working with Lomax's secretary and lover, Tammy, Mitch begins to copy confidential documents and makes plans to deliver them to the FBI as planned.
Meanwhile, the firm becomes suspicious, and with the assistance of "Alfred", a mole in the FBI, they discover Mitch's plan. Once Mitch learns of this, he runs from both the FBI and Mafia, taking his wife and his now-released brother with him. He then proceeds to steal approximately ten million dollars from various bank accounts belonging to the firm.
Mitch manages to escape to the Caribbean with the help of Barry Abanks, a scuba diving business owner whose son died in the incident where the firm killed two lawyers, and George, a bank robber from Australia, while the FBI gets the evidence they need to bust the firm through a variety of documents Mitch and Abby copy from the firm. At the end, Mitch, Abby and Ray quietly enjoying their newfound wealth in the Caribbean region.

PLAYING FOR PIZZA

Rick Dockery is a third string NFL quarterback for the Cleveland Browns, who throws three interceptions in 11 minutes in the AFC championship game, blowing a 17 point lead and resulting in the Browns missing their chance at their first-ever Super Bowl appearance. He is cut from the team, vilified in the press, and is facing legal troubles due to a questionable paternity lawsuit. His agent Arnie tries to find him work in the NFL, but no team will take him. Arnie manages to find him a starting position for the Parma Panthers of the Italian Football league for meager compensation. Rick accepts the job, glad to get away from the negative press and his legal troubles in the United States, but wary of living in Italy, where he doesn't know the language and where American football draws little attention or respect. The Parma Panthers have only two other Americans on the team -- halfback Slidell "Sly" Turner and Safety Trey Colby.
The Panthers win their first game with Rick, then lose a couple for various reasons, including the loss of his American teammates to homesickness and injury. Despite these problems, Italy and the team are growing on Rick, and he begins to feel some loyalty to them despite the fact that Arnie has found him a more lucrative job offer with a more respected CFL team. Rick decides to honor his contract with the Parma Panthers. With renewed resolve, a talented Italian wide receiver and a new strategy, they win each of their remaining regular-season games, then advance to the playoffs and the Italian Super Bowl, a very close and hard-fought game against their rivals, the Bergamo Lions. The book ends with Rick contemplating his future in Italy with his girlfriend, Livvy.

THE TESTAMENT

Troy Phelan, an eccentric & elderly billionaire, commits suicide minutes after leaving his vast fortune to an illegitimate daughter, Rachel Lane, instead of his six children by three marriages. His reason is revulsion to years of fighting with & embarrassment from his family, as well as their greed — much of which was due to his neglect of his children and multiple affairs (both personal and business). His lawyers are now tasked with protecting Troy's wishes as well as finding the heiress. Nate O'Riley, a recovering alcoholic, is sent to Brazil, where Rachel is living as a missionary.
While Nate is trying to find Rachel, Troy's family does everything in their power to contest the new will. They argue that although Troy was examined by three of the top psychiatrists in the nation, he was lacking sanity at the time of the new will.
The journey into the Pantanal of South America by way of Corumbá, Brazil nearly kills Nate, for he drinks nearly two bottles of vodka. He recovers and locates the tribe in which Rachel Lane is, but she refuses the legacy. Nate is unable to convince her otherwise, and returns to America after contracting dengue fever from a mosquito.
In the meantime, the ex-wives, children and respective lawyers continue attempting to destroy and disprove all evidence of Troy Phelan's sanity and even the will itself.
Nate is persuaded to return to the jungle, but when he arrives he learns that Rachel has died from malaria. She has, however, left instructions that the money be put into trust for the benefit of the indigenous peoples and that Nate will have control of the trust. In the end of the book, the relatives of Troy Phelan finally get fifty million dollars each (minus lawyers' fees) to stop turning the will into a legal quagmire

THE BROKER

In the waning days of his failed four-year term as President of the United States, Arthur Morgan is performing those final duties associated with leaving office. Among those chores are reviewing requests for presidential pardons. The Director of the CIA makes a rare visit to the White House to suggest that Joel Backman, a former powerful Washington Beltway lobbyist who has spent six years in prison, be released. The President accedes to the wishes of the Director, and Backman finds himself hurriedly whisked from the prison and relocated in Italy (first in Treviso, then in Bologna) under an assumed name.
Unbeknownst to Backman, his pardon is not the result of an altruistic motive by the government. Backman had gone to prison as a result of a scheme to sell a classified satellite system's secrets to the highest bidder. The U.S. wants to know who owned the system and had access to its secrets, and who he was intending to sell the secrets to -Russia, the People's Republic of China, Israel or Saudi Arabia. They theorize that once the broker is established in a new location with a new identity, the actual owner will exact its revenge on Backman by assassination, thereby revealing further useful intelligence.

THE LAST JUROR

The story is set in the fictional town of Clanton, Mississippi. The timeline of the novel is from 1970 to 1979. Clanton is also the venue for John Grisham's first novel A Time To Kill which was published in 1988. Some of the characters appear in both novels with the same occupation and characteristics. Although A Time to Kill was published sixteen years before The Last Juror, it was set in the present, so presumably it took place in 1987 or 1988. Therefore the characters which appear in both novels, such as Lucien Wilbanks and Harry Rex Vonner, have matured. Harry Rex Vonner also appears in the novel The Summons, published in 2002, as an advisor of the protagonist Ray Atlee. Like most John Grisham novels, it starts with a description and then introduces the main character, in this case Willie Traynor, only a couple of pages into the novel. The novel is divided into three parts of approximately equal length.

A PAINTED HOUSE

The story begins to unfold as Luke and his grandfather Eli (aka Pappy) search for migrant workers to help them with the cotton picking. They initially consider themselves lucky to hire the Spruills, a family of "hill people," and a few of the Mexicans who annually come to the area looking for work.
Aside from working long hours under the hot sun in the fields, Luke's life is fairly idyllic until he sees overly aggressive Hank Spruill attack three boys from the notorious Sisco family, one of whom is beaten so severely he dies from his wounds. Hank arrogantly identifies Luke as a friendly witness who can support his version of the event, and the fearful boy backs up his story, although the adults in his life, including local sheriff Stick Powers, suspect he's too frightened to admit the truth. When Cowboy, one of the Mexicans, later murders Hank and tosses his body into the river, he threatens to kill Luke's mother if he tells anyone what he saw. Luke also learns that his admired Uncle Ricky, fighting in the Korean War, may have fathered a child with a daughter of their poverty-stricken sharecropping neighbors.
Grisham surrounds these dramatic moments with descriptive passages of life in the rural South and the ordinary events that fill Luke's weekly routine. His hard work in the fields is preceded by a hearty breakfast of eggs, ham, biscuits, and the one cup of coffee his mother allows him, and at day's end he's rewarded with an evening on the front porch, where the family gathers around the radio to listen to Harry Caray announce the St. Louis games. A devoted fan, Luke is saving his hard-earned money to buy a team baseball warm-up jacket he saw advertised in the Sears, Roebuck catalog. Saturday afternoons are spent in town, where the adults share idle gossip and serious concerns and the youngsters visit the movie house, while Sunday morning is reserved for church. A visiting carnival, the annual town picnic, and Luke's introduction to television - to see a live broadcast of a World Series game - are additional bits of local color scattered throughout the tale.

THE PELICAN BRIEF

The story begins with the assassination of two philosophically divergent Supreme Court Justices. While the public speculates about who may have killed them and why, the main character, Darby Shaw, a Tulane University Law School student, decides to research the two justices' records and cases pending before the Court, suspecting the real motive might be simple greed, not politics. She writes a legal brief speculating that the assassinations were committed on behalf of Victor Mattiece, an oil tycoon wanting to drill for oil on Louisiana swamp land which is a major habitat of an endangered breed of pelicans. A court case on appeal, filed on his behalf to gain access to the land, is expected to make its way to the Supreme Court.
The two slain justices had a history of environmentalism — their only common view — and thus Darby surmises that Mattiece, who has a pre-existing business relationship with the President, hoped to turn the case in his favor by eliminating two justices, thus leaving his friend the President in a position to appoint new justices more likely to rule in his favor.
Darby shows the brief, which becomes known as the 'Pelican Brief' to her law professor/mentor/lover, Thomas Callahan, who shows it to his Washington-based friend, Gavin Verheek, a lawyer working for the FBI. Both men are killed soon after.
Afraid that she'll be the next target, Darby goes on the run. Eventually, she contacts Washington Post reporter Gray Grantham, and the two set out to prove her brief correct.
The various parties quickly take sides. The President and his Chief of Staff try to cover up his connection to Mattiece, which would be politically damaging. The FBI wants to bring in Darby to protect her and to verify her story. Allies of Mattiece try to kill her to make sure the cover-up holds.
The EndEventually, every piece of the story is in place. Grantham obtains sworn testimony from an anonymous lawyer, "Garcia"; a document that points to involvement by his law firm which worked for Mattiece. With all this evidence, Grantham & Darby approach the Post chief editor. The story appears in the next edition with front page photographs of Fletcher Coal (the aforementioned Chief of Staff), Mattiece, etc. FBI chief Denton Voyles is ecstatic and shows up at Coal's residence early in the morning to confront him.
Darby enters witness protection program and leaves the country. After crisscrossing the country, she reaches an island in the Caribbean Sea, where Grantham briefly joins her. This alternate ending takes place in the novel, but was omitted from the motion picture

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