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Hugh Jackman knows a thing or two about romance.
The Wolverine – which opens in theaters July 26 – star has been married to Deborra-Lee Furness since 1996.
"My number one rule for romance is surprise," Jackman says in the August issue of Good Housekeeping. "If I bring Deb flowers every Tuesday, yeah, it's nice, but is it romantic?"
To shake things up and restore the thrill, the actor bucks routine.
"So much of life is about your routine. I [recently] pretended I was still on the set. I called Deb and said, 'I'll be back late tonight.' " Jackman, 44, appeared hours earlier than his wife expected. "And she got such a shock. I'd made reservations at our favorite lunch place. It was three hours before the kids finished school, and it was awesome because it was unplanned."

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It's a deal that seems difficult to turn down. If you're a numbers person you likely understand that inflation decreases the value of your money every year. The U.S. Bureau of Labor and Statistics reported the annual inflation rate was 2.9% for the 12 month period ending January 2012. This meant that if you had $10,000 in the bank during that period and you were fortunate to get a 1% interest rate, by the first day of 2012, it only had $9,807 of buying power (in theory).
That hurts, but if you're responsible for paying college tuition for your children, there's another type of inflation. According to FinAid.org, college tuition inflation averages around 6% each year making your $10,000 savings worth only $9,400 to a college next year.
SEE: Top 6 Ways To Cut Your Tuition Bill
According to Savingforcollege.com, if you have a four-year-old child who attends a school that costs $25,000 annually, you'll need to save $247,265 to meet 100% of his or her college costs 14 years from now. That's $698 per month that you'll need to save.
For most Americans, saving this much per month for college expenses along with assuming that those funds will grow 7% annually isn't realistic. For this reason, each state created college savings plans that would help families save for their rising college tuition costs.
The Prepaid Plans
Looking at future college costs is sobering. If you could avoid 14 years of college inflation by paying for most or all of your child's tuition at today's rates, that makes it an offer hard to turn down. Currently, 19 states offer prepaid plans, but 10 states no longer accept new participants. Prepaid plans, much like corporate pensions, are quickly dying and for good reason.
The economy isn't what it was when these plans were created. Ultra safe investments yielding results that beat the standard rate of inflation are much harder to find, and many states have seen revenue dry up making it increasingly difficult to balance their budgets. Currently, prepaid plans are 93% funded, but states like Kentucky, Illinois and South Carolina are less than 80% funded making changes to these plans likely. Alabama faced the same problem and now pays less than the cost of full tuition.
Should You Invest?
In most cases, in order to participate in a prepaid college plan, you have to be a resident of the offering state. Second, if your child is planning to go to an out of state or private school, don't expect full payment. Prepaid plans only guarantee to pay for an in-state, public university, reports FinAid.org.
In Florida, the largest prepaid college program in the country, your same four-year-old child as above would cost $346 per month to fund his or her four-year education when he or she reaches the age of 18.
Financial advisors aren't quite as convinced. Concerns over the future of these plans make your investments not without risk. Three states, Massachusetts, Mississippi and Washington guarantee their plans with "the full faith and credit of the state," but the other plans have no such guarantee making them susceptible to future economic headwinds.
Although no plan has ever returned less money than a person put in, not having enough for future college costs is still a possibility. Some advisors believe that traditional 529 investment accounts are a better choice than prepaid plans.
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This is fantastic corned beef hash. I never liked it before as I thought it always tasted like the stuff in the can. This is unbelievably good and if you don't want the eggs, you don't need to add them but they look neat cooked into the dish. Get the corned beef at the deli - ask them to just cut you a chunk. Great on weekends when you have the extra time.flag if inappropriate
Yum, yum!!! A must with left over New Year's corned beef. I would add another red pepper next time and some beets.flag if inappropriate
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Could we Trekkers have saved the Trek XI script? [SPOILERS]
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Re: Could we Trekkers have saved the Trek XI script? [SPOILERS]
Moving forward with the re-composition idea: Rather than have Nero and his crew wait around and do nothing for a quarter-century (something I've never known a bad guy to do before), he makes it his mission to build up Romulus so that it can overcome the cataclysm that awaits it in the future. In events we don't have to see in the film to know or to infer they've taken place, we learn that Nero blames the Federation for the events of the future, equates the Federation's rise to power with the supernova that absorbs Romulus, and is dead certain it's all a conspiracy. As someone who has the most powerful dark matter mining device anyone's ever seen (and that's how I'd recast the Narada), he amasses somewhat of a following among his people.
But in keeping with the idea that
no Federation member has ever seen a Romulan yet
(are you out there,
?), Nero's strategy is to maintain stealth -- to attack the Federation in bits and pieces and never to reveal the Romulan identity, in order to instill and maintain maximum fear.
So when Old Spock finally makes it through the wormhole, there's an entire armada waiting for him. He doesn't have much of a chance, but he also surmises that if he identifies himself specifically in his distress signal, he could place the entire timeline of history in jeopardy -- since his younger self still exists.
Now, the part I'm debating at this point is how Old Spock reacts. In the current film, only the Narada is present to welcome Old Spock, and we don't know what actually happens to Old Spock until we run into him again on Delta Vega. If we continue to have Old Spock just surrender, then it might still make sense to leave that fact unstated until later, just as the film did. But I just can't imagine Old Spock just giving in; if he's thinking logically, he'd surmise (for the nonce) that any direct contact he makes with people in this timeline might jeopardize everything and everyone. He might even try self-destruct to avoid that possibility, thinking of "the needs of the many." Of course, if Old Spock does something heroic, we'd want to
it, which might keep us trapped in this scene longer than we have time and celluloid for. So what would he do? I'm still playing with this.
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