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I haven't tallied last weeks fake score card, but I think I was up largely on the Clemson straight up pick.
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Dr. Jerome Rye Muller
NEW ULM – Dr. Jerome Rye Muller, 80, of New Ulm took his own life at his home on Friday, July 5, 2013.
Funeral service will be 11 a.m. Tuesday, July 9 at Our Savior's Lutheran Church in New Ulm with Pastor Deb Bergstrand officiating. Burial will follow in the New Ulm City Cemetery, Soldiers Rest section. Full military honors will be conducted at the cemetery by the New Ulm Area Comrades of Valor Honor Guard.
Visitation will be 4-8 p.m. Monday and 7:30-8:30 a.m. Tuesday at the Minnesota Valley Funeral Home, NORTH CHAPEL in New Ulm and will continue for one hour prior to the time of service at the church on Tuesday. To leave an online condolence or sign the guest book for his family go to: www.mvfh.org.
Jerome is survived by his wife, Carol Jean of New Ulm; daughter, Sandra (Pat) Guggisberg of New Ulm; sons, Doug Muller of Manhattan, Kansas, and Brad (Paula) Muller of Minneota; three grandsons, Casey (Nicole) Steffensen, Kyle Steffensen, and Brooks Guggisberg; great-grandson Landon Steffensen; and mother-in-law, Rose Jergens. He was preceded in death by his parents; sister and brother-in-law, Deppy and Gerry Johnson; father-in-law, Frank Jergens, and granddaughter, Crystal Ann Muller.
Jerome Rye Muller was born Oct. 12, 1932 in New Ulm to Dr. Ekard and Tina (Rye) Muller. He graduated from Gibbon High School in 1950 and went on to graduate from the University of Minnesota Dental School in June of 1956. On June 23, 1956, Jerome was united in marriage to Carol Jean Jergens in Glencoe, Minn. Following his marriage, Jerome joined his fathers practice until the fall of 1956 when he joined the United States Air Force and served as a Captain in the Dental Corps S.A.C. for three years, where he was awarded the Air Force Commendation Medal. After his honorable discharge in 1959, Jerome returned home and began working with his father, Dr. E. Muller in Gibbon. In 1965, he moved his family to New Ulm and operated his own dental practice in both Gibbon and New Ulm until 1990. In 1990, he left his practice in Gibbon but continued working in New Ulm until his retirement in 1998.
Jerome had been an avid hunter since age 6, hunting from Alaska to Mexico and Canada. His companion for 15 years was his dog Dusty, whom he trained and hunted with for 14 years. He also had a love of horses, owning several over the years and participating in Team Roping with his horse Smoke. He and his horse became proficient enough to win or place in amateur rodeos and jackpots over the years. Jerome was a member of Ikes, Club Psi Omega Fraternity, the Minnesota Dental Association, the American Dental Association, the Gibbon Sportsmen Club, the Izaak Walton League, the NRA, a charter member of Gibbon Lions, and the past president of New Ulm Jaycees. Jerome was a member of Our Savior's Lutheran Church in New Ulm.


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What is the IPC?
The International Primary Curriculum (IPC) is a comprehensive, thematic, creative curriculum for 3-12 year olds, with a clear process of learning and with specific learning goals for every subject, for international mindedness and for personal learning.
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Michelle Thomas is now the Executive Headteacher of Shacklewell and Grazebrook Primary Schools in London – where they also learn with the IPC.
The IPC has been designed to ensure rigorous learning but also to help teachers make all learning exciting, active and meaningful for children. Learning with the IPC takes a global approach; helping children to connect their learning to where they are living now as well as looking at the learning from the perspective of other people in other countries. The IPC is used by schools in more than 90 countries around the world.
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Having already played eight games there, the Pipers have spent a lot of time in the Metrodome this season. Wednesday night will be no exception when Hamline comes in for a 6:30 p.m. game. What will make this experience different is the opponent -- the Division I University of Minnesota Golden Gophers.
Hamline (4-4) will send righty Matt Mullendore (1-0, 3.86 ERA) to the mound against the Gophers (5-6 overall). HU is one of three MIAC teams the Gophers will face this season. The teams last met in 2010.That night, a six-run second inning hurt the Pipers badly in a 10-3 loss. There are just three regulars and two pitchers who appeared in that game against the Gophers on the current HU roster. One of them is left fielder Andy King, who is currently riding a six-game hitting streak and has propelled his batting average to .520 (13-for-25). (1B Mark Radmacher also is a six-game run.)
Tickets are available at the Metrodome. Fans are advised to go to Gate F. The game can also be heard via a webcast by clicking here.
The Pipers return to the Metrodome next Monday for a 5:00 p.m. doubleheader against Wis-Oshkosh.


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Duncan Expands Helicopter Avionics Testing
Duncan has expanded its helicopter avionics testing capabilities with the addition of three new diagnostic test sets, the company said Thursday, Jan. 2.
All three test sets support products from Northern Airborne Technology (NAT) and Cobham Avionics. Dustin Johnson, avionics team leader at Duncan, said the company has seen an annual increase of helicopter operators requesting avionics services and that they wanted to be able to meet their needs.
"Each year we see more and more helicopter operators turn to us for service," said Johnson.
The company now has 15 test sets capable of trouble shooting "hundreds of different NAT models.


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Jaime Hernandez: The 1970-D Kennedy Half Dollar was only sold in Mint Sets from that year. Just over two million coins were sold, making it the lowest mintage business strike Kennedy Half Dollar from 1964 to 2005 (2006 mintages are slightly lower).
The issue price of a 1970 Mint Set was about $2.50. Each 1970 Mint Set contained 10 coins with a face value of $1.33. Tens of thousands of sets have been opened primarily to retrieve the 1970 Kennedy Half Dollar.
In 1970, Denver was the only Mint which produced mint state Kennedy Half Dollars. Proof coins were produced at the San Francisco Mint only, and can be distinguished by the S mint mark. 1970 was the last year in which the Mint produced business strike half dollars containing silver. Silver Proofs were reintroduced in 1992.
Kennedy Half Dollar Compositions
• Business strike 1964 Kennedy half's are composed of 90% silver
• From 1965 – 1970, business strike Kennedy half dollars contained 40% silver and 60% copper.
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Looking for some outstanding dishes to serve at the Christmas feast? Let some of the world's best chefs do the heavy lifting for you. Here, All-Clad chef ambassadors Thomas Keller, David Chang and Paul Kahan offer up three recipes that are bound to become a new holiday tradition. Enjoy!
Macaroni and Cheese
Recipe by Chef Thomas Keller
Serves 4 to 6
Words of advice: "This pasta is cooked in the manner of a risotto, first toasting the pasta and then adding the liquid in batches. It takes about 25 minutes to cook and produces a rich and creamy consistency similar to risotto," says Keller. "I think it is best just after cooking, but if you want to make it ahead of time, it can be poured into a gratin dish and refrigerated. On re-heating, it may lose some of the original creaminess, but it will be made up for with a crusty border of orzo around the gratin dish.
"It is best to have all your ingredients prepped before beginning the recipe. The amount of cheese you add is also a matter of taste. This can be served as a first course, side dish or as a main course with a salad."
- 1 1/2 teaspoons (1/4 ounce) unsalted butter
- 1/2 cup panko crumbs
- 1 tablespoon canola oil
- 8 ounces orzo (about 1 1/4 cups)
- 1/4 cup minced yellow onion, minced almost to a paste (optional)
- 1 1/2 to 2 cups chicken stock, homemade or shop-bought low-sodium
- Coarse salt
- 1 cup whole milk
- 2 tablespoons (1 ounce) unsalted butter (optional)
- 3 tablespoons crème fraiche
- 1 1/2 to 2 cups white cheddar cheese, finely grated
- 2 teaspoons minced chives
- 1 teaspoon minced Italian parsley
- Melt the 1 1/2 teaspoons of butter in a small non-stick skillet over medium heat. Add the crumbs and sauté, moving the crumbs constantly until they are a rich golden brown. Remove to a bowl and set aside.
- Heat the oil in an All-Clad Copper-Core Windsor Pan over medium-high heat. Add the orzo and stir constantly to toast the orzo for about 2 to 3 minutes or until about half the orzo pieces are lightly browned. Remove the pot from the heat and immediately stir in the onions to incorporate. Steam will rise from the moisture of the onions. Stir until the steam subsides and any liquid from the onions has been absorbed by the orzo.
- Add 3/4 cup of the chicken stock and return the pan to the heat. Stir until the stock is almost evaporated and add another 3/4 cup of stock and a pinch of salt. The liquid will become thickened and creamy from the starch in the orzo. When the mixture has thickened and you can see the bottom of the pan as a spoon is drawn through the orzo, add the milk. Cook until the milk reduces but the mixture is still creamy. Taste the orzo, it should be cooked but still have a bit of firmness, as when cooking pasta al dente. Do not let it become mushy. If the orzo needs more cooking, add 1/4 cup of the remaining stock and continue to cook. When the orzo is done to your liking, remove the pot from the heat.
- Stir in the butter, if desired, the crème fraiche and 1 1/2 cups of cheese. Stir to incorporate. Taste and add more cheese or salt as desired. Check the consistency. If needed add a bit more of the remaining chicken stock to loosen the mixture. Stir in the herbs.
- Spoon the orzo on individual serving plates and sprinkle with the panko crumbs.
- If you are making the orzo ahead of time, pour it into a gratin dish and smooth the top. Cover and refrigerate. When you are ready to cook the gratin, remove it from the refrigerator and let it come to room temperature before reheating.
- Preheat the oven to 325°F. Sprinkle the panko crumbs over the top of the gratin and place in the oven to heat for about 15 minutes, then increase the heat to 400°F. for an additional 10 minutes or until the top is crispy and the orzo is hot.
Continue to page 2 for David Chang's Brussels Sprouts Kimichi Puree and Bacon
Recipe and image courtesy of All-Clad. For more recipes, visit all-clad.com.


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Is it illegal to muzzle an underachieving loudmouth running back who calls himself a QB and throws like a girl?
Now he is sporting around town and getting ticketed in "borrowed" cars. Everything appears to be legit per the compliance office, but just another case of him not being able to think. 3 tickets in borrowed cars. You know you have already broken rules. Wouldn't you be a little extra cautious driving borrowed cars? How many tickets does he get in his car? Or is he just really unlucky when breaking rules?
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"The Morpeth Gathering includes a border pipe class in its annual competition. There were no entries last year and this competition, a unique opportunity to put the music of the border pipes before a more general public, will be lost if this event is not better supported this year."
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Skip to comments.Lauren Silberman's bid to be NFL's first female player ends with injury
Posted on 03/04/2013 3:00:54 PM PST by Colonel Kangaroo
Lauren Silberman's history-making NFL tryout ended disappointingly quickly.
Silberman, the first woman to take part in a regional scouting combine sponsored by the NFL, suffered a leg injury and had to withdraw after just two kickoffs.
She pulled up after managing just 19 yards with her first kick-off and then 14 yards with her second effort.
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Had she made it, probably would be the most macho place kicker in the NFL
Had she made it, probably would be the most macho place kicker in the NFL
First half of her career 19 yards, second half 14 yards. Ahhh....the memories!
I remember a kicker a few years ago who suffered a serious injury celebrating a field goal
She may not have been a superstar on the field, but she was a real Hit, in the locker room.....probably at least as popular as the women now on submarine duty.
Even SeaBass?
Just awful!
I think this goofuss also said today that field goal kicking really had nothing to do with distance . . .
But 19 and 14 yarders? Unless they put the goalposts on the 25 yard line (kinda' like they do with women's tees), she ain't gonna' make it.
First of all, who told her, with her range of 14 to 19 yards, that anyone in the NFL would be slightly interested?
"The [high school] senior booted a 67-yard field goal to tie the game against Shadle Park Thursday night. Central Valley would go on to win 65-55.
this was a publicity stunt from the get-go
there are girl high school kickers who can do better
I remember a high school in Georgia who used a girl for extra points. She was good but that is not really saying anything as most extra point kickers do OK.
The thing which set her apart was that she was smoking hot. She played soccer and the entire soccer team for the most part were absolute babes. I mean 9's and 10's and I am a tough grader.
I bet they did (cough, cough)
Well, there's so much more on the line in a football game, so, yeah it's just a consolation.
I guess I set you up for that one.
I remember my own high school back in the 60's was full of beauties. I began to wonder if it was just my imagination. Were they really as pretty as my memory had them?
A couple of years ago, I got out one of my old annuals and boy, they may have been even better than I thought. Several were prettier than most movie stars.
Back when women smelled delicious!! (I still get "meloncholy" at the smell of old fashioned hair spray ala my first junior high slow dance circa 1962)
Did ESPN authorize a first-name only for her in reports on similar to "Danica"? How about her own scroll at the bottom of the screen?
Yeah, here's the quote, "The distance wasn't there, but hopefully the scouts will notice my technique. It's not always length." Only in America....
"I remember a high school in Georgia who used a girl for extra points..."
Is that what the young are calling it these days?! (giggle, giggle)
Guys have been using that line with the ladies for years! (rim-shot)
My son played on that team, undefeated season in largest class in GA. She was good and could make 40 yd FG at best. She went on to become first female to kick extra pt in college FCS game. She was also homecoming queen and looked the part.
Yeah, what was her technique? Did her butt or boobies jiggle, or what was it that displayed a technique that would be more important than the length of the kick?
Kinda' like last week's celebration of Danica-the-Loser coming in 8th and gushing all over her for a week . . . 8th place . . . it took 7 guys to beat her . . . This week, she came in 39th . . . it took 38 guys to beat her . . .
It's a shame that anyone had to pay any attention to either one of these clowns.
If you're on FR, you probably support free market economics, right?
The Daytona 500 tv ratings were up 24%. Ya think those extra folks tuned in to see Matt Kenseth's new Toyota or Keselowski's new Ford?
Perhaps she thought some team would want a kicker who specialized in onsides kickoffs? She certainly has the range for that. :=)
The latest in NFL "specialists": Pooch-kicker.
Ahead of experienced teammate Ryan Newman.
There is a rule against roughing the kicker.
Better she got hurt now than later when one of those 275 lb. linebackers hit her ass and hey had to carry her off the field.
But what if there's a fumble and she needs to recover it or tackle someone?
This particular girl was a natural blonde and she played soccer. She played aggressively and looked like she could take a bit of being knocked around but of course not even close to what a large boy could dish out.
She probably would have been OK if it really was just an accidental hit as most of them are when the kicker is hit.
If some huge strong guy came through and just laid a hit on her, well that would be very unfortunate.
That sounds a lot like this girl but I don't think it is the same one. The reason is her team was not undefeated. They were pretty good and were in either the largest or next to largest class in Georgia.
These women watched to many movies where women kicked men's asses.
Hey, honey...a "nice try" in combat gets you killed. no second place or participation medal when you clear a room, you cow.
I'd take my chances one on one in a room with a woman anytime than a man. especially if it were down to knees, elbows and knives.
Agree. DP may put people in the stands but, given the equipment and preferential treatment she has received, the results on the track are, at best, mixed. Unlike the concept of women in combat, I have no objection to her being out there; what turns me off is the obsession with someone who has never earned it. I'm sure there's going to be a very successful femal driver someday, but I doubt that it will be her. But at least it's entertaining to watch her throw other drivers under the bus for mistakes that she makes on a regular basis.
She started racing at the age of 10. When she turned 16 she moved to England to start racing open wheel cars. Her success got her noticed by Bobby Rahal who signed her to a contract.
She won the 2005 Indy 500 rookie of the year, won the Japan Indy 300 and had numerous top 5 finishes in her Indy car career. In 2009 she finished 5th in points, which was the highest of any American driver in the series.
She's earned her way.
She's obviously a talented driver. However, she is also an over-hyped driver who has thusfar excelled at self-promotion.
You are entitled, but you aren't entitled to your own facts. How many NASCAR drivers have won an Indy car race? How many NASCAR drivers have never won a Winston/Nextel/Sprint Cup race?
Here is one;J. D. McDuffie held the record for grit and perserverance. In 29 seasons, he started 653 Grand National/Winston Cup races and never won, not even once. He died in a crash in 1991.
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So your argument boils down to "I'm going to demonstrate that she's earned it by pointing out drivers who are even more unsuccessful." Very impressive! /sarc
BTW, I don't recall McDuffie ever having anything like the Stewart-Haas team backing him. In fact, he was the quintessential small-time operation. Again, thanks for making my point....
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Leukemia is a type of cancer that affects the body's white blood cells (WBCs).
Normally, WBCs help fight infection and protect the body against disease. But in leukemia, WBCs turn cancerous and multiply when they shouldn't, resulting in too many abnormal WBCs, which then interfere with the body's ability to function normally.
In acute myeloid leukemia (AML), too many immature white blood cells (called myeloid blasts) are made. These leukemia cells are abnormal and cannot mature into normal white blood cells. This type of leukemia affects 20% of kids with this cancer of the blood cells.
Thanks to advances in therapy and clinical trials, the outlook for kids with AML is promising. With treatment, most are cured.
The cause of AML is unknown, though doctors know that certain medical conditions can increase a child's risk of getting AML. However, just because a child has a risk factor does not mean that he or she will get AML.
Risks include inherited genetic problems such as Down syndrome, neurofibromatosis type 1, Fanconi anemia, Noonan syndrome, and other inherited bone marrow failure syndromes (IBMFS). In addition, other non-inherited conditions such as preleukemia (also called myelodysplastic syndrome or MDS) and aplastic anemia can increase the risk of AML.
AML is also more common in kids who've been treated with chemotherapy or radiation. In fact, AML is the most common type of secondary cancer in children who have previously undergone cancer treatment.
In addition, a child with an identical twin who was diagnosed with leukemia before age 6 has a 20% to 25% chance of developing AML. Fraternal twins and other siblings of kids with leukemia have two to four times the average risk of developing it, too.
Certain environmental factors can predispose a child to leukemia. For example, exposure to radiation (such as X-rays) prior to birth may trigger the disease in a developing fetus.
AML is called "acute" because it tends to worsen quickly if left untreated. Chronic blood cancers, like chronic myelogenous leukemia (CML), tend to progress more slowly. However, the symptoms of all types of leukemia are generally the same and include:
Sometimes a child might have painless lumps that can be felt in the lymph nodes of the neck, underarm, or groin area. These lumps of leukemia cells (called chloromas) can develop anywhere in the body.
The subtypes of AML are classified according to the way the cells look under a microscope. If a doctor suspects leukemia, a child may undergo tests that include:
Because it can progress so quickly, there is no staging system for AML. Doctors generally characterize the disease as newly diagnosed or in remission.
Treatment is divided into two phases. The goal of the first phase, called induction, is to kill as many cancer cells as possible and achieve remission (a state where there is no evidence of disease in the body). The second phase (called post-remission, consolidation, or continuation therapy) is designed to eliminate any undetectable leukemia cells.
Phases I and II of treatment may include the following therapies alone or in combination:
Being told that a child has cancer can be a terrifying experience, and the stress of cancer treatment can be overwhelming for any family.
Although you might feel like it at times, you're not alone. To find out about support that may be helpful to you or your child, talk to your doctor or a hospital social worker. Many resources are available to help you get through this difficult time.
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Date reviewed: March 2012
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Osborne's new "Black Eye Galaxy" often resembles, of all things, a scrubbed-up version of The Jimi Hendrix Experience's woozy pop psychedelia, though shades of country shine through in tracks like "Tracking My Roots."
He defies stereotypes and categorization without doing anything all that radical. He's just a free spirit with a populist ear who'll probably put on an awesome show Tuesday at Woodlands.
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I was talking with a client and the topic of password crypting came up. From my background as a C coder, I have a few criteria to regard a mechanism to be safe. In this case we'll just discuss things from the perspective of secure storage, and validation in an application.
- use a digital fingerprint algorithm, not a hash or CRC. A hash is by nature lossy (generates evenly distributed duplicates) and a CRC is intended to identify bit errors in transmitted data, not compare potentially different data.
- Store/use all of the fingerprint, not just part (otherwise it's lossy again).
- SHA1 and its siblings are not ideal for this purpose, but ok. MD5 and that family of "message digests" has been proven flawed long ago, they can be "freaked" to create a desired outcome. Thus, it is possible to manufacture a source string that generates an MD5 of course.
- Add a salt of reasonable length (extra string added to password), otherwise dictionary attacks are way to easy. In addition, not using a salt means that two users who have the same password end up with the same encrypted password which is another case of "too much info" for people. Salt should of course be different for each user. Iterate.
- Even if someone were to capture your user/pwd table, they should not be able to decode the passwords within a reasonable amount of time. Flaws in any of the above issues can make such attacks easy.
The below code, used in a variety of ecommerce packages (osCommerce prior to v2.3.0, ZenCart, CRE Loaded / Loaded Commerce, and other derivatives and descendants of oscommerce) on the surface appears to do something quite smart. Note that this code does not use an external salt (such as the username or other separate field) but instead generates it and adds it to the encrypted password. This enables it to be used in applications where no username or other login constant other than the password is available, although I'd consider that quite rare.
function validateAdminPassword($plain, $encrypted) { if (!$plain && !$encrypted) { return false; } $stack = explode(':', $encrypted); if (sizeof($stack) != 2) return false; if (md5($stack[1] . $plain) == $stack[0]) { return true; } return false; } function encryptAdminPassword($plain) { $password = ''; for ($i=0; $i<10; $i++) { $password .= rand(); } // arjen comment: so the 2 is what you need to increase, // as well as the length of the relevant database column. $salt = substr(md5($password), 0, 2); $password = md5($salt . $plain) . ':' . $salt; return $password; }
This code is flawed. Apart from being confusing (using the $password variable name when calculating the salt) the main problem is that the salt ends up too short. The code generates 10 pseudo-random characters (PHP tends to initialise the random generator from time, so it can be somewhat predictable which is a potential attack vector – for instance when the creation time of the user record is also stored) but then it's run through MD5() after which only the two first characters of the resulting message digest are used for the actual salt. Since the MD5 comes out as hex digits, the range of each of the two characters is [0-9a-f] and so the total number of possibilities for the salt string is 256. That's not a lot!
The effort involved in pre-calculating the MD5s (including all salt permutations) is not that high, it's merely 256 times the size of the dictionary used. Wouldn't take that much disk space. Since this code is used by lots of sites, the potential for a successful attack is rather high in that sense also. Combined with the lack of iteration, this just makes an attack all too easy.
If this code is active on your site, a quick patch would be to increase the length of the salt by changing the substr() call, and make it do iterations. Obviously you'll also need to similarly increase the length of the password storage column in your database. You then get old and new crypted passwords in your table and you can work out which version by checking the length of the crypted password string. On login you can replace old for new for each user as you'll have their plain password at that point (since they just filled it in and sent it to your app). That way you can create a clean transition. I grant you it's not perfect but it's at least improving an otherwise very insecure situation.
If, rather than pragmatically fixing up an existing environment that you didn't write, you want to do all this properly, read Password Storage Cheat Sheet from OWASP (the Open Web Application Security Platform). It lists a range of considerations (and reasoning) beyond my basic pragmatic list. If you're going to code from scratch, please do it right.
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Which is why Swerb needs to go ahead and post our Top 100 film choices, as you can ascertain a lot about a critic by looking at the types of movies that he ranks highest.
Things I'm ascertaining about Mitch:
He reached regular-movie-watching age roundabouts the mid-60s.
He likes Steven Spielberg. A lot.
He doesn't do subtitles.
He's the one guy on earth who agreed with Forest Gump over Pulp Fiction in '94. [insert less cutesy winking emoticon here, since I like our emoticons even less than others]
He must not care for spaghetti westerns. One of the more surprising things for me to see was that Unforgiven was ranked, but all three of Clint's Leone westerns failed to make the list.
He doesn't agree with me on a whole heck of a lot (only 11 movies in his top 50 have spots on my Top 50 list).


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Satellites can give us access to high speed Internet in even the most remote locations, such as in the middle of the dessert, on a a boat at sea, or even the Arctic. Unfortunately, with this great convenience, comes a great liability since hackers can easily break into these feeds to use them. Now, a Spanish cyber security researcher named Leonardo Nve, is presenting proof that not only is it easy and cheap (around $75) to hack into and use these satellite connections, but that it's also easy for hackers to gain access to private networks, intercept satellite Internet users' requests for web pages, replace them with spoofed sites, and they can do all of this anonymously.
"What's interesting about this is that it's very, very easy," says Nve. "Anyone can do it: phishers or Chinese hackers … it's like a very big Wi-Fi network that's easy to access."
Nve's research proves that anyone using satellite Internet is not as safe as they think they are. A hacker that knows how to do this can set up fake websites designed to look and act like the real thing and steal your password information or install malicious software on your computer. So far, Nve has tested this out on geosynchronous satellites aimed at Europe, Africa and South America, but he says that there is little doubt that the same tricks would work on satellites facing North America or anywhere else.
What makes these attacks possible is that these satellite's signals are usually left unencrypted due to logistical and legal issues with scrambling the signal. Encrypting the signal would make it much harder for companies to communicate with each other, and also has to do with the satellites sending out a signal to more than one country at a time. Different countries have different laws that have to do with Internet satellites, and it has been tough making them all agree on the same laws about how this hidden layer of the satellite security should be encrypted.
Even though there is nothing the companies and have nations agreed on yet, and it would take a lot of work, something has to be done. Nve's work shows us just how vulnerable our satellite Internet is, and that if some ill-intended hackers or enemy states would start using this against us, it could potentially cause a lot of damage to both regular civilians and government agencies using satellite Internet.
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Nvidia Corp. has confirmed in a brief media interview that it will be able to cut-down the Fermi-G300 graphics processors in order to address certain specific markets and price-points. The move is natural for all graphics chips designers, but this time Nvidia openly admits that many of implemented capabilities will hardly offer benefits for the consumer right away.
"We are paying a bit of a compute tax in that we launched a part where a lot of the consumer compute applications haven't really taken hold yet. But over time as more consumer computer applications are developed that take advantage of our compute (consumer) features, I think it's going to give us a big leg up," William Dally, chief scientist at Nvidia, told Cnet News.com.
The flagship Fermi graphics processor (NV60, G300, GT300) will feature 512 stream processing engines (which are organized as 16 streaming multi-processors with 32 cores in each) that support a type of multi-threading technology to maximize utilization of cores. Each stream processor has a fully pipelined integer arithmetic logic unit (ALU) and floating point unit (FPU). The top-of-the-range chip contains 3 billion of transistors, features 384-bit memory GDDR5 memory controller with ECC and features rather unprecedented 768KB unified level-two cache as well as rather complex cache hierarchy in general. Naturally, the Fermi family is compatible with DirectX 11, OpenGL 3.x and OpenCL 1.x application programming interfaces (APIs). The new chips will be made using 40nm process technology at TSMC.
At its GPU Technology Conference (GTC) last week Nvidia specifically noted that it paid a lot of attention on boosting double-precision floating point computational performance on its Fermi-G300 chip (about 750GFLOPs) and thus will be able to address new several new markets, e.g., high-performance computing. However, DP performance is rarely needed by average consumers on the desktop or laptop markets. Obviously, in order to create power efficient version of Fermi for notebooks or low-cost desktops, Nvidia will have to sacrifice some of its capabilities.
"We're not talking about other (chips) at this point in time but you can imagine that we can scale this part by having fewer than the 512 cores and by having these cores have fewer of the features, for example less double-precision," said Mr. Dally, who did not explain how it is possible to reduce double-precision floating point performance without decreasing single-precision point speed, something which is needed by video games. In fact, Mr. Dally's comment may imply that non-flagship Fermi derivatives will have not only be slower in terms of performance, but will be seriously different in terms of implementation.
Still, it is an open question when Nvidia releases its new family of graphics processing units for consumers. At the GTC, Nvidia demonstrated the A1 revision of the Fermi-G300 graphics chip made in late August, whereas usually the company uses only A2 or even A3 revisions on commercial products. It usually takes months to create a new revision of a chip. Besides, Fermi the graphics card that the company demonstrated at its GTC turned out to be a mock up, not a working sample. Officially Nvidia promises to start sales of Fermi products in 2009.
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Dining al Fresco
Perfect Picnic Picks
When hopping from park to festival to playground to the Zoo to Heritage Park, Calgary's child-about-town has plenty of opportunities to dine al fresco.
When the weather (finally) turns warm, there are plenty of places for a child in Calgary to see and be seen.
Bringing your own is generally a more economical option, and ensures your brood doesn't spend the summer eating corn dogs and screamers (slushies made into floats with a blob of soft ice cream – the orange ones are worth spending an hour at the gym).
Picnicking need not be complicated. Someone somewhere came up with a list of what could be categorized as picnic food and what could not – when really, anything you can easily transport can be labeled as picnic food. In fact, many things your kids might not eat at the dinner table could go down easier when sitting on a rock beside the river. I keep a blanket in the trunk of the car, along with some diaper wipes (if they're gentle enough for bottoms, they are gentle enough for faces and hands), an extra bottle of sunscreen and a bunch of forks I picked up at a church sale for 10 cents apiece, so that I'm always prepared for impromptu outdoor feasts.
If you're out and about and want to stop and pick up a picnic, the options are not limited to sandwiches and coleslaw from a grocer's deli. At lunchtime, many Chinese take-out restaurants offer lunchboxes where you fill a box from the buffet, or call ahead and pick up an order of noodles or fried rice to go.
Here are some other picnic picks:
Chicken Shawarmas at Jimmy's A&A Deli: Jimmy's food isn't a well-kept secret anymore – there's a reason for that. Everything at the A&A Deli (1401, 20 Avenue NW) is fantastic, but especially their overstuffed shawarmas; eat yours in shorts and flip flops so you don't have to worry about drips, and run through the sprinkler afterward to save on napkins. Small children adore the well-seasoned but not too spicy chicken; the older kids can decide what goes on their sandwiches, which are all rolled up in neat pita bread packets; pick up a container of tabuleh salad or olives; and for dessert, any of the ten types of Baklava they have to choose from.
Melton Mowbray Pork Pies from Little Jack Horner at the Calgary Farmers' Market: There's no need to heat up these authentic farmhouse-style pork pies – just cut the ball-shaped pie – crammed with sage-flecked, diced and ground pork, glistening in a rich pork jelly and encased in a crisp, freestanding, hand-raised pastry crust - into wedges and serve. If there are adults present, it goes well with stilton cheese, mustard and cold, cold beer. For the kids, hold on to those packets of ketchup and mustard from the drive-thru for these occasions. And while you're at the market, pick up some fruit and veg and a bottle of Vital Green Farms chocolate milk.
BBQ Pork Buns from Logo's Cakehouse: There's a little Asian bakery in the Central Landmark building (which houses the K&Y Supermarket) on the corner of Centre Street and 16 Avenue that makes fantastic, pillowy buns amply filled with a sweet, finely chopped mixture of pork and onions. Being self-contained in a soft bun with no pieces big enough to pose a choking hazard makes them perfect for picnicking or car snacking. The bakery is set up a little like the bulk section of a grocery store, with plexiglass cases showing off buns stuffed with other fillings as well (there are even teeny colorful cakes and cookies, too).
Chicken and Fritters at Chicken-on-the-Way: When the family is out swimming, running, climbing and hiking, the extra activity helps justify the crunchy, mahogany fritters dipped in honey and bags of hand-cut Alberta fries from Chicken-on-the-Way (on the corner of 14 Street and Kensington Road NW). But the biggest appeal is the packaging: Everything is wrapped in a box and then in brown paper to keep your fingers out until you arrive at your destination.
Burgers at Rocky's Burger Bus: (As seen in the 2002 issue of Gourmet Magazine!) If your schedule includes a stop at the Blackfoot Farmers' Market, you must stop at the big red bus wedged into the gravel at the corner of 11 Street and 46 Avenue SE for the gently hand shaped AAA burgers that are thicker than they are wide, hand cut fries and onion rings. Eat it on a picnic table on the hillside or take it to go. While you wait for your order, DJ's fruit and vegetable market right next door has some of the best produce prices in town.
And remember: if you take your bambinos for slurpees, 7-Eleven will fill any cup you bring in for a dollar. That's good for the environment and for your pocketbook.
Julie is a best-selling cookbook author, food writer, cooking instructor and the food and nutrition columnist on the Calgary Eyeopener on CBC Radio. She lives in Calgary with her husband and her son, Wilem. Watch for her cooking show, It's Just Food, with co-host Ned Bell on Access TV and CLT stations across Canada. For recipes and daily ramblings visit her blog at dinnerwithjulie.com.
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- Liberal Party
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Liberal Party
Statements By Members
11:05 a.m.
Dave Chatters Athabasca, AB
Mr. Speaker, I will be returning to my riding of Athabasca this afternoon to begin my second election campaign, probably next week.
In spite of the endless promises from the Prime Minister to return integrity to the political process, we already have Liberal candidates out there promising to repeal the gun law, save medicare, end subsidies to business and get tough on crime. The list goes on.
Actions speak louder than words. Look at the Liberal record. If a Liberal MP dares to speak up for his constituents against gun control, he has been and will be punished by his leader. Is cutting funding for medicare by 40 per cent what the Liberals mean by protecting medicare? Remember the interest free loan to Bombardier, which just announced record profits?
What about the B.C. court case for the man who beat, raped and sodomized a young woman and did not even receive a jail sentence as a result of the justice minister's alternative measures act?
Yes, actions do speak louder than words.
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11:05 a.m.
Sue Barnes London West, ON
Mr. Speaker, I wish to congratulate the more than 250 researchers at the University of Western Ontario, including Dr. Bob Sica, a London West resident, who have received research grants through the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council. The grants are part of the $260 million research competition of the council, peer reviewed.
Dr. Sica will be using a laser radar system developed at the University of Western Ontario, in co-operation with the mirror telescope system developed in Quebec, to help improve forecasting and measurement of global warming.
The project brings together Canadian ingenuity and serves as an excellent example of the benefits of scientific research. The investments we make today will produce benefits for the future, ensuring a thriving, innovative research community in Canada which all members support.
From the Canada Foundation for Innovation to the support of the work being conducted by Dr. Sica and his peers, the government has demonstrated a continuing commitment to research. I congratulate the federal government for its leadership in this area.
Anzac Day
Statements By Members
11:05 a.m.
John Richardson Perth—Wellington—Waterloo, ON
Mr. Speaker, it is my pleasure to speak on ANZAC day. Some will wonder why are we recognizing ANZAC day in Canada.
ANZAC day originally commemorated the landing of the Australian and New Zealand army corps at the Gallipoli peninsula in Turkey on April 25, 1915.
Since that time and with the battles of the second world war and the ensuing battles in Korea and Southeast Asia, those countries have chosen this to be their remembrance day, similar to our remembrance day.
The significant feature about ANZAC day in Gallipoli is the little known fact that the Royal Newfoundland Regiment played a significant part in that battle. This regiment suffered tremendous casualties at Gallipoli, both from Turkish gunners and from the terrible flood which swept through their encampment.
The Royal Newfoundland Regiment has served with great honour at Gallipoli and in France. It made great sacrifices. We want to thank them for their contribution.
Statements By Members
11:05 a.m.
Francis Leblanc Cape Breton Highlands—Canso, NS
Mr. Speaker, I rise in support of the Canada-Nova Scotia Labour Market Development agreement announced in Halifax yesterday.
This historic agreement is proof that the Government of Canada is committed to helping unemployed Canadians get back to work.
It is a made in Nova Scotia agreement. The province will assume full responsibility for benefits and employment measures designed to meet the needs of Nova Scotia workers and employers.
The Government of Canada will provide more than $200 million over the next three years for these measures from the employment insurance account.
This agreement is also proof of a new approach to renewing Canadian federalism. It delivers on the Prime Minister's promise to
withdraw from labour market training and negotiate new partnerships with the provinces and territories.
Similar agreements have been signed with Alberta, New Brunswick, Newfoundland, Manitoba and Quebec. The Government of Canada is continuing to negotiate with other provinces and territories.
In partnership, we will ensure together that the right things are done in our communities to achieve our common goal, getting Canadians back to work.
1995 Referendum
Statements By Members
11:10 a.m.
Paul Crête Kamouraska—Rivière-Du-Loup, QC
Mr. Speaker, this morning we learned that the federal government as well had a secret financial plan in the event of a yes vote in the 1995 referendum, something the federal finance minister has always refused to admit.
This is indeed proof that, beyond the political discourse of hard line federalists, there are two levels of government ready to assume their respective responsibilities so that the will of the people of Quebec, as expressed democratically in a referendum, can be realized in an atmosphere of calm and trust.
Yesterday, on the occasion of the Quebec-Maine joint venture trade mission, the senator for the State of Maine told the premier of Quebec that, in the event of sovereignty, and I quote: "We intend to maintain a strong relationship with Quebec". As for the governor of that state, it would be "business as usual".
With the Plan B scare tactics they are using on a people whose only wish is to fulfil their own destiny, if the federalists need a secret financial plan after the next referendum, it will be to clean up a mess of their own making.
Member For Lethbridge
Statements By Members
11:10 a.m.
Ray Speaker Lethbridge
Mr. Speaker, on the eve of a 1997 federal election, my wife asks the question, will she or will she not know what to do with me?
Before each of nine elections, she prepared herself for the vigorous schedule of the campaign, knocking on doors, the thousand-plus phone calls, dealing with the content and the discontent.
Thirty-odd years of having breakfast, dinner and quiet evenings interrupted by a concern in somebody's life, but seven days a week on the job was a good reason to stay young and let 34 years escape so quickly.
My wife and I can say that in 30-some years of political life together, we leave this part of public life with a good feeling of remembering every experience, whether with an individual, a group or an organization as positive and memorable. We leave with no hurt in our heart.
Today, I want to pay tribute and give my best wishes to all the spouses who will work side by side with their partners in this election. I also want to thank the spouses who have sacrificed for us in this Parliament and who were always there when we needed that quiet word of encouragement.
Today I want to say a special thanks and pay tribute to my wife, Ingrid.
Member For Lethbridge
Statements By Members
11:10 a.m.
The Speaker
Ray, you have served your province and your country well. I thank you for your great service to Canada.
Member For Lethbridge
Statements By Members
11:10 a.m.
Some hon. members
Hear, hear.
Canadian Economy
Statements By Members
11:10 a.m.
Robert Bertrand Pontiac—Gatineau—Labelle, QC
Mr. Speaker, the International Monetary Fund has just announced that it anticipates unparalleled economic growth for Canada in the next few years.
The Fund's director said, and I quote: "There is a very solid base, not only for rapid growth this year, perhaps the strongest among industrialized countries, but for a solid and healthy performance for many years to come".
In recent months, a great many analysts have observed with satisfaction that the annual inflation rate in Canada is 2 per cent. Short term interest rates are lower than in the United States and the Canadian deficit is shrinking.
This astonishing economic outlook is no accident. It is the direct result of our policies and of our responsible management of the public purse.
Quebec Premier
Statements By Members
11:10 a.m.
Eugène Bellemare Carleton—Gloucester, ON
Mr. Speaker, according to a survey in Le Devoir , 63 per cent of Quebecers want Lucien Bouchard not to interfere in the next election campaign. Even 50 per cent of Bloc Quebecois supporters, moreover, want him to stay out of it.
There are two excellent reasons in favour of Lucien Bouchard's staying out of the federal election. The first is that the majority of Quebecers are demanding it, and the second is that, if he had a bit of confidence in the capacity of the Bloc and its leader to survive without him, he would mind his own business and look after his own provincial affairs.
Chinese Community
Statements By Members
11:15 a.m.
Gaston Leroux Richmond—Wolfe, QC
Mr. Speaker, the Chinese community has constituted an important part of society in Quebec and Canada since the arrival of the first Chinese immigrants in 1858. Their participation in railway construction and in both world wars are but two of many examples of their inestimable contribution to all sectors of our society.
Yet the legislation permitting exclusion of persons of Chinese origin was abolished only on May 1, 1947. This week we shall be celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Citizenship Act, which finally enfranchised Chinese-Canadians. In order to commemorate the abolition of this discriminatory act, and to encourage equal opportunities to participate in, and contribute to society, the Chinese Canadian Council is organizing a series of events this week.
I join with them in recognition of these generations of Quebecers and Canadians of Chinese origin who fought against discriminatory legislation and battled for citizenship.
Member For Elk Island
Statements By Members
11:15 a.m.
Ken Epp Elk Island, AB
Mr. Speaker, what a privilege it has been to have been a member of the House of Commons for this session.
As I stand here I look around and see all my colleagues. I have learned a deep respect for parliamentarians and their work. I have come to respect not only members of my party but I have a new respect for members of all other parties. I think particularly of members of the Bloc who have a vastly different political agenda than we do. However I respect them as individuals and wish we could stay together.
I think highly of the support staff in the House. They have served us well. I am pleased to say so. One group that is often unnoticed in our committee meetings and in the House are those behind the glass doors in the little cubby holes. They are the people who do the interpretation. They are important to those of us who are unilingual. I thank them. I have great admiration for anyone who can hear in one language and simultaneously speak in another. My thanks go to all.
National Composting Awareness Week
Statements By Members
April 25th, 1997 / 11:15 a.m.
Marlene Cowling Dauphin—Swan River, MB
Mr. Speaker, this week communities across Canada including my constituency of Dauphin-Swan River are involved in the celebrations of National Composting Awareness Week.
Local recycling programs have tremendous support. Organic waste represents 30 per cent to 50 per cent of Canada's total waste. It is imperative that greater attention be placed on diverting this valuable material to a more productive usage.
Reclaiming the organic waste from landfill by applying compost to our soil will result in many benefits including improved plant growth. No longer must organic waste be thought of as garbage but rather as a valuable renewable resource.
Canadian Armed Forces
Oral Question Period
11:15 a.m.
Michel Bellehumeur Berthier—Montcalm, QC
Mr. Speaker, my question is directed to the Minister of National Defence.
This morning we heard that military personnel were involved in a series of incidents in Cambodia, including physical abuse, racism, arms trafficking and running a brothel.
The army has been involved in a series of scandals in Somalia, in Bosnia-Herzegovina and now in Cambodia. What does the government intend to do to restore discipline among these and all other members of the Canadian military?
Canadian Armed Forces
Oral Question Period
11:15 a.m.
John Richardson Parliamentary Secretary to Minister of National Defence and Minister of Veterans Affairs
Mr. Speaker, I want to thank the hon. member for his question.
There were allegations that events occurred in 1992-93. I understand that the allegations were investigated and wherever there was substantiation action was taken. The file has been made available under access to information. It is available in the reading room of the department to anyone, including the hon. member if he wishes to review the entire history of those investigations.


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Here's how RW members rated this race in the past (835 votes).
In short: The infrastructure cannot cope...In full: This was my first GSR, but not my first race. I don't think I'll be doing it again because although I enjoyed the race itself - hellish final two miles in a freezing cold wind tunnel aside - I don't think it was worth all the hassle and waiting in attempting to get home afterwards. It took us under an hour to get there, and nearly four hours to get back. Nuff said...I know that they warned that "some" delay would be inevitable but I did not expect to sit in the car park for two hours, especially as I was paying for a "professionally managed car parking experience" or some such. Kudos and big thanks to the people who came out to support us - it was REALLY appreciated - but long stretches of the race were very lonely. That's down to the weather, I suspect, and nobody's fault. The Nike Powersong speakers were fantastic - they gave a real boost during the most difficult phase - but the signposting at the finish was poor. The organisers told us to meet friends and family at a special alphabetically-organised meeting point but it wasn't signposted at all from the finish and it took me nearly half an hour to find it, whilst my boyfriend was waiting in the rain. Not good. I'm not going to complain about getting a dry t-shirt at the end of the race but really, the goody bag was also a bit of a disappointment. Omega 3 capsules? I'd rather have a bag of nuts!I've mixed feelings about this race - I love the fact that it encourages people of all abilities, but I don't think the wave start worked. I'm a slow runner but I do run and the green wave, which I was in the middle off, was completely clogged up with walkers and I could not run properly for the first mile. That was very frustrating, and perhaps they should have a separate wave for walkers or tell them that they have to start at the very back.I am not sure that Portsmouth, because of its location, is a very good choice for this race. It's difficult to get out of at the best of times and having all those runners descend is obviously asking for trouble. I'm sorry to say but unless it moves elsewhere I won't be doing the GSR again.Date of review: October 30, 2007
In short: Great if you want a "big" event, with atmosphere. Seasoned runners now starting to see it's downfall..... In full: Toilets shut at far end of the field didn't help, especially as we were queueing in the rain before the start. Race organisation OK, considering the numbers, but it should be after all these years..?!. Late start in the rain. Always crowded at the start, but part of it's appeal. Great T-shirt and Medal. Kids' runs on Saturday always good (and dry!). Overall good event. My 6th time, not sure if it will be lucky seven. Needs to get back to early October to have any chance of decent weather. Left the Common at 12.15pm and got straight off and was home in Essex by 3.15pm. Not sure this was due to the £ 3 parking (which was a bit of a cheek) or because I left earlier than normal.Weather lets it down (two years running), unfortunately.Date of review: October 30, 2007
In short: Congestion in the race – congestion after the race.In full: Great race with wonderful support right the way round. The course is a little narrow in places, so it made it difficult starting from the second wave to get through the crowds. I basically ran into traffic problems from about the second mile. Parking is a real problem too. Routes out of Portsmouth were basically gridlocked, and it was a free-for-all in the car park afterwards. This really needs addressing. Other than that, fabulous fun.Date of review: October 30, 2007
In short: If only they could organise the weather!In full: Very well organised race. Great support almost all the way round. Liked the ships but last 2 miles ought to be illegal in that wind! Still don't really understand the point of the waves - if anything it makes things worse because everyone in the orange wave seemed to think they had the right to stand at the front and it makes for a very long wait for people in the later waves when standing in the rain is not something you want to be doing.Date of review: October 30, 2007
In short: A great day spoilt a bit by the weather. This was my first one and despite the weather I will be back next year. In full: Managed a personal best despite the wind and rain. The support around the course was magnificent especially given the weather. Organisation was also very good. As I said I will definately be back nest year.Date of review: October 30, 2007
In short: What a shame it was spoilt by the wind!!In full: Disappointing that the first wave was delayed by 8 minutes due to vehicles on the course!! I think the issues over parking will never go away due to the location of the event but that did not bother me as I park at my in-laws a mile away and walk down to the common. Local knowledge of the roads then gets me out of town quicker. As for the race, it was well marshalled and well supported especially with the poor weather (again). At least the finish area was not a mud bath like last year. An improvement on 2006 and I hope the organisers continue to make fine adjustments to make the day better and hope the weather treats them fairer next year.Date of review: October 30, 2007
In short: Good race, PB potential - but beware of weather!In full: It's all been said in other reviews. I have done six out of the last seven GSRs, always back in my car on the Common well within 2 hours and never had a problem getting out - until this year. Two hours to get off common and 30 mins for the 2 miles to M275!! Council and/or Police please sort it out!! Charging £3 for parking is not on; parking control appeared no different to previous years - added no value. I am not blaming SEP for the problems getting of the Common, the problem was the roads out of town. Despite traffic I will be back!Date of review: October 30, 2007
In short: As usual for the GSR another fantactic event. Once again the weather tried but failed to spoil the day. Well done. I'll be back. Date of review: October 29, 2007
In short: had funIn full: run this three years ago and came back for more, def will be back next year. weather was terrible and the wind on the home stretch nearly killed me lol but great to cross the finish line with all the crowd cheering, can't wait till next year.Date of review: October 29, 2007
In short: Wind, rain and great supportIn full: I live on the outskirts of Portsmouth and it took me 1hr and fifteen minutes to get onto the common. Must be all of a 5 mile trip. Fortunately left as soon as i finished and misssed the traffic - back home and in a warm bath 15 minutes later!My second attempt a a 'competitive' run after the Chichester Priory 10k earlier in the month and managed a time of 1hr 8 mins. What a feeling turning onto the seafront into the wind knowing that there was the better part of 2 miles straight into it!The support all the way round was superb - encouragement there when neededDate of review: October 29, 2007
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There is nothing like a Dane, and the Danes at Plano's Wooden Spoon are rooting for 'A Royal Affair' (Norwegians still want 'Kon-Tiki') for best foreign film
I was so caught up with the Norwegian krumkake cookies at the Wooden Spoon in Plano, I overlooked the store's Danish fans (some of whom may be turning out for the Kranskage cake class meeting today, Feb. 23 at 1:00, $15 all materials included). Ja, the Norwegian patrons are all still rooting for Kon-Tiki to win for best foreign film Sunday, but the next most numerous fan base at Wooden Spoon are the Danes and they want A Royal Affair from Denmark.
Giving equal time to A Royal Affair in her latest Wooden Spoon newsletter, owner Gwen Workman talks about how the film, based on the true story of a romance between the queen of Denmark and the king's physician in 1766, has already won best Actor and best screenplay awards at the Berlin Film Festival.
Now if there were also Swedish and Finnish nominees that could be cause for a kerfluffle.
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"It wasn't that long ago that a hotel spa would be three treatment rooms in the basement, but the bar is constantly being raised," says John Newton of Conde Nast Traveler magazine, which polls its readers annually to pick America's best spas. "Going to the spa has become a lot less about going into the hotel basement and a lot more about having a whole experience."
Newton says the best spas have 20,000 square feet or more of elaborate fireplaces, baths and treatment rooms, as well as a wide variety of physical, spiritual and nutritional programs.
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And while even a basic massage can cost $100 or more at an upscale spa, Newton says that's a small price to pay for a relaxing time on your vacation.
"People on vacation can easily spend $100 on a really nice dinner -- but once you're done eating and have paid your bill, it's over," he says. "If you spend $100 on a facial or a massage at a spa, hopefully the nice feeling you get will last at least a few days. You'll be able to relax and enjoy your vacation that much more, or be more relaxed when you return home."
Here's a look at the five highest-rated facilities on Conde Nast Traveler 's latest Top U.S. Spas poll, which surveyed some 25,000 readers about their favorite spas.
Winning locations got the highest percentage of "excellent" or "very good" ratings for their facilities, staff and range of treatments.
Fifth place: Ritz-Carlton Lodge/Reynolds Plantation
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Located on Lake Oconee 75 miles southeast of Atlanta, this resort's spa and fitness center feature 27,600 square feet of pools, treatment rooms and state-of-the-art gym equipment.
Newton says 96.3% of respondents gave the facility an "excellent" or "very good" rating, partly because the spa's menu "reflects two increasingly popular trends --- treatments that incorporate local healing traditions ... and seasonal offerings (where) the ingredients used in treatments (are) updated throughout the year."
For instance, the Reynolds Plantation spa currently offers a $225 Spring Renewal package that features a magnolia cleansing scrub, an aloe-and-honey hydrating treatment and a magnolia-moisturizer finish.
Many of the spa's services also take their cues the region's history as the one-time home of the Oconee Creek Indians.


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