Peter: Hi, it's Anna, isn't it?

Peter: But you lived so close to your job.

Anna: Hey, Peter. How are you? I haven't seen

you for ages!

Anna: Yeah, well I've changed my job too, just

like you. Now, I work for my father in the sales
department so I'm pretty close to the office.

Peter: Yeah, I think it was four years ago at

Cathy's graduation party. Do you still see her?
Anna: I saw her last week in fact. She's just had
a baby.

Peter: Look, I've got to hurry off now but it's

been great talking to you. What do you say,
should we meet up for dinner or a drink this
week and catch up on old times?

Peter: Oh wow! I can't believe that - Cathy, a

mother!

Anna: Absolutely! Here's my home number. You

can reach me any time after 7.

Anna: I can't believe how different you look.

Peter: Ok, I'll call in a day or two and we'll get

something together. Bye for now, Anna.

Peter: Do you think so?

Anna: Yeah! You've changed your hairstyle
completely. You used to have really long hair,
didn't you?
Peter: Yeah, I got tired of washing and brushing
it five times a day!
Anna: And of course, you used to have a beard.
You've shaved that off too.
Peter: Hey, that's true. I haven't had a beard for
at least three years now.
Anna: And where are your glasses? You've
stopped wearing your glasses with the red
frames.
Peter: Oh, they were terrible. I can't believe you
can still remember them! I wear contact lenses
now.
Anna: They were so "you", those glasses. So,
what else is different with you?
Peter: Hmm, well I've changed my job too. You
remember I used to work in the book store?
Anna: Yeah...
Peter: Well, I have another job now and it's a lot
better.

Anna: Bye Peter.

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Hi, this is Larry Watson here with the evening
sports news.
In tennis, the Brazilian Diego Garcia reached the
semi finals of the French Open. The 26-year-old
from So Paulo, knocked out in the first round
last year in Paris, managed to overcome the
Swiss player Heinz Gruller in four sets. Garcia
said he was delighted with his victory and put it
down to having changed his coach last winter.
The two Americans Rod Langer and Brad Wilson
will play in the second semi-final tomorrow to
decide who will play Garcia.
We stay in France where today the fifth stage of
the Tour De France took place. The 74 cyclists
have already entered the mountains and the
Italian Gianfranco Baresi took first place after a
long, steep climb up to finishing line after 184
miles in the hot sun. Baresi now leads the Tour
by over six minutes and it will take something
special to take the yellow jersey off him.

Peter: Benji!!!! Wow...I can't believe you

remembered! I've bought a new car now and it
doesn't have a name. So what about you?
What's changes in your life since we last saw
each other.

Golf - and today was the first day's play in the

IBM Open in Tennessee. Stormy weather played
its part and the players didn't tee off until
around 2 o'clock in the afternoon. Once play did
get underway, the Australian Mark Chappel
played some superb shots and finished the day
on five under par 67, two shots clear of Mark
McGonnagal from Scotland and the local boy
Chav Connor. Shot of the day, however, went to
the unknown Canadian Ross Whirter who made
an unbelievable hole-in-one on the short 12th
hole. Whirter held his head in his hands as his
wayward shot seemed to be heading for the
lake but it miraculously hit a wooden post,
bounced back onto the green and into the hole
to the delight of the capacity crowd.

Anna: Very little actually. I've moved into a new

apartment on the other side of town. That place
I used to live in was just too small and cramped
for me.

In Tokyo today, the final qualification for

tomorrow's Japanese Grand Prix took place in
rainy conditions. Gert Kruger, driving for Ferrari,

Anna: What do you do now?

Peter: I work for a computer software company
in the city. The pay is great and the job is pretty
interesting too.
Anna: That sounds terrific. What about Benji?
Peter: Benji? Who's he?
Anna: Don't tell me you've forgotten about that
old Volkswagen you used to drive around in!

finished the day in pole position and looks in a

great position to consolidate his lead in the
world championship standings. The Jaguar
driver, Eddie Cochrane, was the early leader in
the qualifying sessions held in heavy rain and
gusting winds but Kruger showed his best form
as the racetrack dried out a little later on.
Finally, tonight's baseball scores:
Pittsburgh were beaten 10-2 by a strong
Milwaukee side. Boston overcame the Yankees
by 7-3. The Chicago White Sox shaded a close
game 4-3 against Cleveland. Tampa Bay came
out on top 8-5 in Toronto and Houston saw off St
Louis by 4-1.
That concludes this evening's sports round up.
My name is Larry Watson and I'll be back at
midnight.
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Welcome to Filmworld Cinemas. For film information
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speak to an operator press 3.
These are the films for today, Tuesday 7th. Please
note that ticket prices are 5.00 for adults and 3.50
for children under 14.
On Screen 1, Don't Open The Door! A group of
college students decide to rent a house in the
mountains for a relaxing weekend break, but they
aren't the only guests on the mountain . . . one by
one they start to disappear. Who or what is outside
the house? Showing at 4.30, 7.00 and 9.00.
Screen 2. Ships In The Night. Maggie splits up with
her boyfriend and decides to take a holiday on a
cruise ship to help her forget him. Tony is a waiter on
the ship and he is very unhappy when his girlfriend
leaves him to marry the captain! Together they find a
way to forget their problems. Showing at 5.00, 7.45
and 10.15.
Screen 3 Streetmatch - The Return. The second film
of French director Jean-Luc Ducroix. Two American

teenagers buy an old car and with a lot of hard work

and after a lot of problems they enter their car into
the Streetmatch competition. But is their car good
enough to win? Showing at 5.50, 8.30 and 11.45.

Screen 4 - Lulu - It's A Dog's Life. This loveable little

dog decides to leave home to look for fame and
fortune in the big city, but after a series of hilarious
events he realises that life in the country isn't so bad
after all! From the makers of Shrek and Shark Tale,
this is fun for all the family! showing at 3.00, 6.00,
and 8.45.