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Quest List

There are hundreds of quests in Fiesta Online. They all vary in difficulty and some are easier done with parties. In this guide you will see lists of the quests and later you might see updated links to guides for them.

It is suggested to get as many quests you can before venturing out so you don't have to waste time going out into the field and then returning to town then back again.

**Note: Regular quests no longer give fame, only Daily Quests. Update of (Oct 24, 2012 )**

* **Quest List (Levels 1 to 20)**
* **Quest List (Levels 21 to 40)**
* **Quest List (Levels 41 to 60)**
* **Quest List (Levels 61 to 80)**
* **Quest List (Levels 81 to 100)**
* **Quest List (Levels 101 to 120)**
* **Quest List (Daily Quest)**
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+ Nobody did it with more gusto than Burt Lancaster. An athletic leading man who evolved into an Oscar-winning actor, Lancaster began his career as a circus acrobat and ended it in graceful character roles. His friend and frequent co-star Kirk Douglas described him as "living proof that you can be a sensitive actor and macho at the same time." Born and raised in a tough section of Manhattan's Upper East Side, Lancaster made his debut as a movie star in 1946 and by the time of *Ten Tall Men* (1951) had become one of the first film actors to serve as an independent producer. He won the first of three Academy Award nominations for *From Here To Eternity* (1953), creating one of the movies most enduring images in a sexy surfside scene with Deborah Kerr. The circus drama *Trapeze* (1956) was one of many films in which Lancaster put his acrobatic training to vivid use. His Oscar came for *Elmer Gantry* (1960), the film version of the Sinclair Lewis novel about a dynamic but hypocritical preacher. Lancaster, who had coveted the role for 15 years, said he based his characterization on actor-director John Huston. Another nomination came Lancaster's way for his perceptive performance in *Birdman of Alcatraz* (1962), as a prison inmate who became a world-renowned bird authority. Among Lancaster's lovely autumnal performances is that of a Texas oil baron in the whimsical *Local Hero* (1983). TCM will also feature a special tribute to Burt Lancaster from John Frankenheimer, who directed five films with Lancaster. Look for it throughout the month of December.
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	+ The first thing to air on the network is *100 Years At The Movies*, a nine-minute short from Oscar-winning shorts director Chuck Workman, detailing 100 years of motion pictures from the Kinetoscope launch in New York in 1894 to the then-recently released Schindler's List.
	+ The channel then officially launched with the 1939 movie *Gone with the Wind*, introduced by Robert Osborne.
* Some sources, even Turner's own sources, claims that the channel launched at 6:00pm EST, while some newspaper articles have said it launched at 12:00pm EST. However, the listings for the *Corpus Christi Caller-Times* show that it indeed launched at 7:00pm.

* Intelligence Journal (Lancaster, Pennsylvania)
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Genkai

**Genkai** est le chef d'un groupe d'anciens sumotoris ainsi qu'un membre du Rôshi Gumi.

## Apparence

Genkai est un homme gros portant un kimono et des nœuds dans les cheveux.

## Aptitudes et Compétences

Selon Tatsukichi, il est si puissant et rapide qu'il peut briser le cou de son adversaire en une seule gifle.

## Histoire

### 8 Février 1863

Il est présent au temple Koishikawa Denzuin lors de la formation du Rôshi Gumi.
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Yuhi Ohdo

* Appearance
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### Crimes

✦ Under-age use of drugs Not punishable by law but can be fined for possession of drugs

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**Featured on the account "@lightning\_hair".**

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Yuhi Ohdo 1.0 works as the 'Manager of the Positive Division' in UTS under his younger twin sister Yuamu Ohdo 1.0 and Yuamu Ohdo 2.0.

In the series prior, a mysterious substance named Earthdamar had been stolen from Yuhi by Kawai Tell, and Yuhi has since been on the lookout for aliens to retrieve it.

Yuhi is always full of energy, and will take on challenges head first, sometimes a little impulsively, compared to his younger sister. He is very confident about his own abilities, but at times this confidence leads him to underestimate his opponent or even make a misstep while playing.

Yuhi is a very expressive kid and also shows his concern when there is trouble.

Yuhi loves Rush Duels immensely and also duels nearly everyone, particularly when it comes to aliens. He often duels aliens in the hope that he can recover the Earthdamar.

Whenever the Earthdamar suddenly appears or is in effect, Yuhi becomes nauseous and feels unwell, even to the point of fainting. When the Earthdamar is not in effect this feeling disappears.

This Yuhi account was first a Yuya account prior to Yuya disappearing due to a 'Pendulum Switch' and the card made by Yuhi which was "Jountech Pavar Triceratops". Afterwards, Yuhi took over the account.
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Qwita

**Qwita** is the Elemental Plane of fire.

Fire is one of the four elements that make up the known universe and more than any other element has fascinated sentient beings since the beginning of time. The flickering of a candle, the spark of a flint and steel, or the dying embers of a campfire, all have the potential to grow and engulf the world in flame.

Elemental fire is pure flame that does not require air or fuel to burn and can take on a solid, liquid, or gaseous state, yet it will ignite and consume anything flammable and unprotected from fire.

## Description

Arriving in Qwita is like stepping into the flaming maw of an ancient red dragon; if one didn't have protection or immunity from temperatures high enough to melt stone, then death is swift. In general, the more fluid the elemental fire, the hotter it is and the more damage it did to unprotected material.

Unlike the other three elemental planes, Qwita has normal gravity and a landscape, although most of the "ground" is loosely packed elemental fire and feels like walking in a swamp of hot coals. The rivers and oceans are filled with a more liquid version of the same stuff and swimming worked normally as a mode of transportation. Non-native flying creatures will find the atmosphere thin and therefore do not have their usual speed or maneuverability.

Permanent physical structures are very rare.

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Easier to avoid but just as deadly are the rivers of magma and "firefalls". Matter from other planes either evaporates, burns to ash, or melts into magma. Magma mixes with elemental fire forms a rapidly moving, incredibly hot slurry that courses around the terrain and occasionally cascades over cliff edges to create a firefall, often manifesting an elemental vortex in the spectacular display.

The dangers of the plane can not be overstated, but those that survive the trip see wonders and beauty at nearly every turn.
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Drifter Entertainment

Drifter was founded in 2016 by Gears of War, Halo, and Doom veterans who share a passion for emerging technologies. Drifter's latest title, Superior: Vengeance, is a co-op shooter that is set in a future ruled by monstrous superheroes bent on destroying humanity. Superior: Vengeance lets you craft your own Hero Hunter, progressing from "gutter to godhood" with every session.
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Introductions

Before a feature of any kind or a hosting segment, Turner Classic Movies would air introducing bumpers preceding them, going in a similar fashion as other movie networks. This list is an attempt to document every single intro used on TCM as best as possible.

* 1994 - 2008

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Zwijo zir Velgear 1.0

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Yudias’s Evil Ex-Husband, Zwijo a 'rude, self centered war crazed general' of the 'Velgerian Star Cluster' who arrives on Earth to 'butt heads' with Yudias and his many odd earthling companions about this 'Bush Fuel' (Rush Duel = 'Bush Fuel'). They argue about using it for different purposes, Yudias wants it for peace while his ex-commander thinks the other way, he wants to use it to stop this war nobody cares about anymore dead in it’s track.
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+ The zany, anarchic comedy of The Marx Brothers captivated audiences of all levels; no less a personage than George Bernard Shaw considered them his "four favorite actors." Chico (real name Leonard), Groucho (real name Julius), Harpo (real name Adolph) and Zeppo (real name Herbert), all were born in New York City - as was Gummo (real name Milton), a brother who left the act early on. They were the sons of a Jewish tailor and his wife, Minna (celebrated in the 1970s Broadway musical *Minnie's Boys*). Chico spoke with an Italian accent and played the piano; Groucho, the wisecracker, sported a painted mustache and a loping walk; Harpo never spoke but played the harp eloquently; and Zeppo provided romantic relief in the Brothers' first five films. Beginning in vaudeville and on the Broadway stage, the boys turned to movies with Paramount's *The Cocoanuts* (1929, TCM Premiere) and *Animal Crackers* (1930, TCM Premiere), film versions of two of their stage successes. They reached their peak of popularity at Paramount with *Monkey Business* (1931, TCM Premiere) and *Duck Soup* (1933, TCM Premiere). With *A Night at the Opera* (1935) the Marxes moved with great success to MGM, where they also created comic mayhem in *A Day at the Races* (1937). At other studios they romped through *Room Service* (1938) and *A Night in Casablanca* (1946, TCM Premiere). Their final teaming on film was *Love Happy* (1949), with Marilyn Monroe in a supporting role - although Chico, Groucho and Harpo appear in separate sequences of *The Story of Mankind* (1957, TCM Premiere).
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+ TCM's week-long salute looks at the many faces of the amazingly durable Joan Crawford, who costantly reinvented herself to suit the times. Born Lucille Le Sueur in San Antonio, Texas, Crawford was first a dancer and emerged in such silent films as *Our Dancing Daughters* (1928) as a Charleston-dancing jazz baby. At MGM, her home studio for the first 18 years of her career, Crawford hit her stride as a seek star of talkies such as *Dancing Lady* (1933), co-starring Clark Gable. By the mid-1940's, after being named "box-office poison", Crawford was released by MGM. She reemerged at Warner Bros as a mature dramatic actress in such films as *Mildred Pierce* (1945), for which she won an Oscar.
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+ There are so many ways to measure a great star: talent, beauty, charisma, longevity, individuality. One who checks every box and so many more is TCM Star of the Month, Rita Moreno. Moreno’s eight-decade long career has resulted in over 200 film, television, and theatre appearances. For her work, Moreno has received such accolades as the Presidential Medal of Freedom and the elusive EGOT (Emmy, Grammy, Oscar, Tony), just to mention a few. These achievements would be more than enough, but Moreno’s story is especially impressive considering the barriers she broke along the way. Born to a working-class family from Puerto Rico, Moreno began her career as a child dancer in New York. She made her Broadway debut at 13 in a show called “*Skydrift*” which folded after only one week. However, this appearance was enough to get the attention of an MGM talent scout who offered Moreno a contract. This started Moreno’s courageous journey to Hollywood where she was quickly given small, but consistent work playing various “ethnic” (her description) types in film musicals. These roles were everything from a Tahitian Island girl pining over Howard Keel in *Pagan Love Song* (1950), to an Indian maiden in love with cowboy Dennis Morgan in Cattle Town (1952). It was not until 1961, after a full decade of jumping from role to role and studio to studio, that Rita Moreno won the role she was absolutely born to play. Her performance as the Puerto Rican firecracker Anita in the Best Picture winning masterpiece *West Side Story* (1961) deservedly won Moreno the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress. This month, TCM’s tribute to Moreno will include 17 of the actress’ films.

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+ TCM rocks through the year's end with a marathon of Elvis Presley movies, with The King twanging and twitching in eight of his liveliest MGM vehicles. *Jailhouse Blues* (1957) was Presley's first for the studio and his breakthrough as a star of movie musicals. The title tune, which Presley choreographed for the film, quickly sold two million copies. For *Viva Las Vegas!* (1964), Elvis' most popular movie and arguably his best, MGM brought in a volatile co-star, Ann-Margret, and a director of classic musicals, Geoge Sidney (*Annie Get Your Gun, Show Boat*). *Kissin' Cousins* (1964) provides a double dose of Elvis - one blond and one brunet - as he plays the title roles and slams home ten songs. *Girl Happy* (1965), in which Elvis chases Shelley Fabares around Fort Lauderdale, was supervised by another veteran of Golden-Age MGM musicals - producer Joe Pasternak (*Anchors Aweigh, Love Me or Leave Me*).

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+ *A Trip to the Moon* (1902), *2001: A Space Odyssey* (1968), *Star Wars* (1977) and *Interstellar* (2014). The human fascination with the universe has proven to be one of the greatest sources for serious filmmaking, and really all of storytelling and art, throughout history. It’s inevitable that it would also be a great source of material for comedic spoof. Ringing in the New Year, TCM presents some of filmdom’s most hilarious space comedies.

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December 31, 2022

+ Nick and Nora Charles, the sophisticated sleuthing couple of the Dashiell Hammett novel The Thin Man, were given screen immortality by William Powell and Myrna Loy, who played the pair in a sparkling series of mystery/comedies. Nick and Nora, a leisure-class husband and wife, enjoy cocktails, witty repartee and each other while solving crimes that come their way. He is a retired detective, she a wealthy socialite. Among the charms of this pair is the fact that they seemed to have more fun, and take more delight in each other, than any other onscreen married couple. Their adventures together combine the suspense of a whodunit with the lilt of screwball comedy. Powell and Loy, who had previously costarred with Clark Gable in the non-Thin Man adventure *Manhattan Melodrama* (1934), shared a delightful chemistry that made their teaming special. Asta, the couple’s scene-stealing pooch, is played by a wire-haired fox terrier named Skippy who had several other film credits. There were six Thin Man movies, and TCM is screening all of them in our New Year’s Eve marathon. The first four films were directed by W.S. Van Dyke, whose spontaneous style lent the series a great deal of its appeal.

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+ TCM watchers can spend the full 24 hours of New Year's Eve with an amazing array of diverse personalities - courtesy of the chameleonic Peter Sellers! A high point of Seller's career *Dr. Strangelove: Or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb* (1963), in which he plays three distinctly different characters: the ex-Nazi scientist of the title, a fussy British officer and a mild-mannered U.S. President. Sellers had been scheduled to play a fourth role, that of the bomb-riding cowboy Major Kong, but an ankle injury meant the physically active role went instead to Slim Pickens. The final five movies in our Sellers marathon revolve around his most famous creation, the bumbling Inspector Clouseau of Blake Edwards caper-comedy series that began with *The Pink Panther* (1964)
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+ Roger Ebert, blogging in 2012, ruminated on death after several of his friends passed. “We exist in the minds of other people, in thousands of memory clusters,” he wrote, “and one by one those clusters fade and disappear.” Not on TCM’s watch. Dedicated to preserving the world’s film heritage, TCM ends its programming year by honoring unforgettable artists who we lost during the year with a screening of a significant film.

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+ A comedian beloved by Americans of all ages, Red Skelton enjoyed a long and successful movie career before turning to television and confirming his status as a national treasure. Born Richard Bernard Skelton in Vincennes, Indiana, the comic was the son of a circus clown who died before Red was born. After early struggles as a performer in circuses, burlesque and vaudeville, Skelton clicked on radio and made his movie debut in RKO's *Having a Wonderful Time* (1938). A supporting role in MGM's *Flight Command* (1940) marked his beginning at the studio from which he would emerge in comedies (*Whistling in the Dark*, 1941; *The Yellow Cab Man, 1950*) and musicals (*Neptune's Daughter*, 1949; *Lovely to Look At*, 1952). Skelton, whose comedy always revealed tremendous heart, had a chance to show his sentimental side in a rare dramatic role in *The Clown* (1952).
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February 4, 1999

+ In the days before television, as a kind of forerunner to today's music videos, Hollywood studios regularly produced short musical films. Many of these, including those in Warner Bros. "Melody Master" series, featured variety acts drawn from radio, vaudeville and musical stage. From thatseries comes a pair of 10-minute shorts, *Forty Boys and a Song* (1942) and *Cavalcade of the Dance* (1943). Both won Oscar nominations as Best One-Reel Short Subject for their respective years.
* **Star of the Month- William Powell** (Thursdays starting at 8:00pm)
	+ Arguably the screen's most outstanding light comedian, Willam Powell gained immortality as Nick Charles, the dapper detective he portrayed with impeccable polish on *The Thin Man* (1934) and it's five sequels. W.S. Van Dyke, director of the series, encouraged Powell and co-star Myrna Loy to improvise freely in their roles as a deliciously sophisticated married couple, and Powell later acknowledged that Nick came closer to his own personality than any other role. A native of Pittsburgh, Powell made his name playing smooth villains in silent films. He further established his image as suave sleuth by playing the S.S. Van Dine character Philo Vance in five movies - most notable *The Kennel Murder Case* (1933). Other highlights in Powell's distinguished career include Oscar-nominated performances as the fastidious butler in *My Man Godfrey* (1936) and the crusty patriarch in *Life With Father* (1947)
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