She was speaking quite sharply but I don't know she yelled.' One of the first things I did was ask if everyone was OK. 'As I came across, she was speaking to Mr Sanderson. He said the Goop boss had been left fuming by the crash, saying: 'When you're skiing, you don't expect to be taken out - it's very fast. He told court the plaintiff's star witness Craig Ramon got to the scene after him, and when he arrived, he found both Paltrow and Sanderson awake and talking.Ĭhristiansen also insisted he had helped the stricken optometrist, asked him if he was OK and took his skis off before helping him up.Ĭhristiansen denied Paltrow had been 'reckless and dangerous' on the day of the crash, replying 'not at all' when asked if she was. The dad of two also denied being a bully and said he had never been less than polite to guests during his 40-year stint at Deer Valley. That man, said to be the ski instructor for Paltrow's son Moses, took the stand after lunch after being accused by Sanderson of refusing to help him and described the ski instructor as 'a bully' in court this morning.Īsked directly if he had shouted at Sanderson while he was knocked out, Christiansen said 'no one was unconscious'. Sanderson also said that he remembered a man in a Deer Valley Resort ski suit come up afterward and instead of offering help, angrily blaming him for the collision.
Then boom! It was like somebody was out of control, was going to hit a tree and going to die.' He contradicted Sanderson's testimony who told jurors: 'Everything was great and than I heard a bloodcurdling scream. Remember, to Facebook you are a product, to be sold.When Sanderson took the stand Monday morning, he recreated the 'blood-curdling scream' he claims he heard just before Paltrow allegedly slammed into him Posts you’re tagged in still appear in search, news feed and other places on Facebook.” Note, however that, as Facebook says there, “This only controls what’s allowed on your timeline. This will cause a pop-up to, well, pop up, on which you can enable the function that allows you to moderate (“review”) posts which you are tagged to determine whether you want them to post on your timeline. …and then click on the gear icon in the upper right: On the left-hand side of the resulting page, click on “Posts You’re Tagged In”: Select “Who can see my stuff?”, and when that expands, click on the link that says “Use Activity Log” under where it says “Where can I review all my posts and things I’m tagged in?”
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Here is how to enable it.Ĭlick on the padlock icon in the upper right-hand corner of your Facebook page: Of course, this function is set to “off” by default. You can, at least, keep people from having the posts in which they tag you show up on your timeline. We have so far found no way of prohibiting people from doing this to you. the user name that appears in the URL to your timeline page) and it will tag you. So, a friend of a friend can type the followed by your Facebook name (i.e. But that is still the key to connecting with friends-of-friends. You no longer need to put the in front of a friend’s name to tag them on Facebook. an actual Facebook friend, with whom you were connected) you had to put the symbol in front of their name.
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