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I found myself wishing I could write well enough to convey the moment and the emotion the way Collins does. The District 11 'salute' to Katniss, and Katniss' on-stage transformation are the two examples I can think of without spoiling the books. In fairness, though, Collins has a real talent for painting a highly emotional pictures when she wants to. I don't want to spoil the books for anyone, but there is are some 'teen romance' scenes that go on for waaaay too long. Or figuring out how she's being manipulated at almost every turn. She's deadly with a bow and arrow, but notso-hotso at using words. But one of the books' weaknesses is that the main character / narrator is a fairly clueless teenaged girl ala Bella from Stephenie Meyers' Twilight books. When there's action, things move along at a good clip. Picasso supposedly said 'Good artists borrow, great artists steal' - I'm not sure I'd call her a 'great artist', but I give her credit that she re-fashions that which she steals and makes it her own. The Hunger Games was first published in 2008. The author acknoledges the tale of Theseus and the Minotaur as an influence, but there are a whole lot more that spring to mind without a lot of effort: Shirley Jackson's The Lottery (1948), Stephen King's The Long Walk (1979) and The Running Man (1982), and especially Koushun Takami's Battle Royale (1999). In case you're unfamiliar with the books, they're 'Young Adult' - which means they get away with stealing plot elements from other sources.

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Will it surprise you to learn that it's being made into a movie? And that Woody Harrelson is one of the major players? According to the IMDB, the first movie is set for release in (I think) March 2012, the 2nd book in 2015, and the last book in ?. This year we chose Suzanne Collins' The Hunger Games trilogy: The Hunger Games, Catching Fire, and Mockingjay). We drove out there in the new minivan, and one of our 'family traditions' is that we listen to audio books while on the road. A short visit, given the amount of driving, but it was good to see him. I certainly hope that the kids and I inherited whatever genes he has for longevity and vitality: he's 86yo and still has his wits about him, he still drives (safely), builds stuff in his workshop, stays active, etc. VPN is an option, but you can also use legacy RDP protocols on XP to access your networked PCs/Macs - again, this will require configuration on your router and the correct port forwarding rules being applied to achieved.So we took another drive to Illinois to spend time with my father for Thanksgiving.

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You could setup one of your PCs as a public facing 'server', which you could access remotely and literally 'do what you want with' but if you go with this option, a strong firewall will be required as that PC essentially acts as gateway into your private network.and we all know how vulnerable PCs are. If you are wanting to access the network share and D/L/stream media to where you are remotely - Mrplow's and Falcontook's suggestions would work with no problems, although require configuration within your router and subscribing to a DynamicDNS vendor to achieve.

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It depends entirely on what you wish to do remotely - if your intention is to just access the network share then i would consider using the free options of 'Logmein' or PCAnywhere - both of these will allow you to access your drive over any browser (securely)and 'manage' your network.both of these options work with either PCs or Macs. Is there another (easier) way for me to do this? All I really want to do is have the 1TB drive accessible whether I'm at home or not. I've tried a few things to get around this - using DYNDNS and an auto updater but whenever I try to connect when I'm away from home I get a 'server failed to respond' message.

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People have told me to set up a VPN, but it seems pretty near impossible since the VPN server would be the Windows machine, which has a dynamic IP address. Now, ideally I'd like to access these same files when I'm on another WiFi network but I'm a little stumped. Right now everything works great within the network - I can map the external hard drive and access anything I need while I'm on our wireless network.

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I also bought an Apple TV a few months ago. This hard drive is connected to the old PC, as is the router/dsl modem combo that runs our internet. I recently bought a 1TB external Maxtor hard drive that I'd like to use to store all the music/pictures/movies etc on. One is a PC running XP Home, the other two are Macs (one iBook running 10.4, one Macbook running 10.5). I have a major headache trying to figure out the best way to do this, I'm hoping that someone here can help me out.

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