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Haltenstrasse 9, Saas-Fee
Directly at Saas-Fee's village square, a 5-minute walk from the Saas-Fee Ski Lift and Cog Railway, Haus Allegra offers modern apartments with mountain and glacier views. Free taxi transfers on arrival and departure from the bus station or car park are offered.
Gletscherstrasse 2, Saas-Fee
Featuring free WiFi, a restaurant and a seasonal outdoor pool, Hotel Annahof offers pet-friendly accommodation in Saas-Fee. The hotel has a hot tub and ski-to-door access, and guests can enjoy a drink at the bar.
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Hannigstrasse 47, Saas-Fee
Built in a traditional chalet style, Hotel Marmotte enjoys a quiet location in the centre of Saas Fee. The spa area includes a sauna and a steam bath.
Hügelweg 1, Saas-Fee
A 10-minute walk from the Alpin Express Cable Car, Hotel La Collina in Saas Fee features an indoor pool with a waterfall, a sauna, a steam bath and a hot tub. A shuttle service is offered on request.
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Obere Wildistrasse 42, Saas-Fee
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Dorfstrasse 27, Saas-Fee
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Premiered: June 17, 2010
University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee (UWM) Peck School of the Arts shares films from its 29th-Annual UWM Student Film Festival. Department of Film Chair Rob Yeo discusses the student program, plus several young directors join us to talk about their films.
Jarrod Crooks, "Thieves Like Us"
Premiered: June 10, 2010
"Thieves Like Us" is an action-packed comedy about Toby who intends to give up his life of thieving and marry his longtime girlfriend. But a kidnapping blackmail plot and one more big heist puts a snag in his plans. Can he pull it off and win back Lindsey?
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Premiered: May 20, 2010
In a time when people can carry computers in their pockets and watch TV while walking down the street, "Typeface" dares to explore the twilight of the analog craft of wood type printing that is freshly inspiring artists in a digital age.
Dao Chang and Jenny Plevin, "My Way Home"
Premiered: May 13, 2010
This documentary is about a Hmong woman (a UWM film student) who goes back to Laos to meet her aunt and other family members who did not flee to Thailand or the U.S. Along the way, she discovers what home really means.
Aaron Yonda & Matt Sloan, "Chad Vader: Day Shift Manager"
Premiered: April 29, 2010
Life is hard for Chad Vader, the younger and less charismatic brother of Darth Vader, who is the day-shift manager of a grocery store named Empire Market. The story presents Chad's clash with customers and other employees while incorporating dialogue and concepts from "Star Wars."
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Premiered: April 22, 2010
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Meg Hamel, Film Festival Edition
Premiered: April 4, 2010
The 12th-annual Wisconsin Film Festival (WFF) is the state's premier film festival. WFF Director Meg Hamel joins us for an hourlong special to discuss this year's festival and preview clips from some of the films featured. Plus Bob Trondson shows viewers a behind-the-scenes look at the WFF.
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Premiered: April 4, 2010
The 11th-annual Wisconsin Film Festival is the state's premier film festival. WFF Director Meg Hamel joins us for an hourlong special to discuss this year's festival, and preview clips from eight of the films featured. Plus, Bob Trondson will give viewers a behind-the-scenes look at the WFF.
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Displaying enviable versatility, Harris, who first achieved acclaim with his alternative history, Fatherland, and who more recently showed his mastery of the historical novel in Pompeii, hits one out of the park with this dark paranoid thriller. Former British prime minister Adam Lang (clearly modelled on Tony Blair) is up against a firm deadline to submit his memoirs to his publisher, and the project is dangerously derailed when his aide and collaborator, Michael McAra, perishes in a ferry accident off the coast of Marthas Vineyard. To salvage the book, a professional ghostwriter is hired to whip the manuscript into shape, but the unnamed writer soon finds that separating truth from fiction in Langs recollections a challenge. The stakes rise when Lang is accused of war crimes for authorizing the abduction of suspected al-Qaeda terrorists in Pakistan, who then ended up in the CIAs merciless hands. As the new writer probes deeper, he uncovers evidence that his predecessors death may have been a homicide. Harris nicely leavens his cynical tale with gallows humor, and even readers who anticipate the plots final twist will admire the authors artistry in creating an intelligent page-turner that tackles serious issues. --This text refers to the Hardcover edition.
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For fear of spoiling the story one can only ask: why do democratically elected leaders take one after the other unpopular decisions? Who are they trying to please if (clearly) not the people that put them into office? Why even socialist/democratic/leftist parties once elected follow in the footsteps of the right-wing hawks they overthrew by popular demand?
As a piece of word-craft I found it not at par with HARRIS' previous work. As a novel of political possibility though I found it brilliant! It happens all the time in third world countries, why not in the central republics? After all, greed and ambitions are universal.
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I don't have too much to add to the other reviews but since I enjoyed the book so much I wanted to add my two cents worth.
Yes, it is obvious the Prime Minister is based on Tony Blair, the right wing labor man. But, for me, that was not the heart of the story, for it could have been any recent world leader who got caught up in the sphere of American foreign policy.
The British ex PM is on an island off New England in the winter where he has complete solitude. The security is also strong. The long time aide of the pm, who was writing the book, is found dead and so a new ghost writer has to be hired. This death leads to an interesting development later in the book.
We learn a lot about this writer, his girl friend, his life in London, and his pushy agent who gets him the job. The money is fantastic, and though even contemplating working for this ex pm leads to his girl breaking up with him, he flies off to the States to get to work.
The memoirs themselves are not important, but in researching background, especially in the dead man's files, interesting things come up, which contradict the story the ex pm is telling. But as a ghost writer, he knows that the details may not be important, the story that the author wants to tell is what is important.
And then the bombshell hits. A former cabinet minister and friend of the ex pm lets out very damaging information that could lead to criminal prosecution.Read more ›
1. The story involves a former British PM hiring a ghost writer to complete his memoirs by a certain day. The reader does not have to guess that the PM in question is none other than Tony Blair trying to get on the record before new revelations come to light over his sanctioning of torture of Al Qaeda prisoners. Right from the outset, the reader knows that the bases for this narrative is based on an actual historical chain of events involving real people;
2. The triggering event in the novel is the mysterious death of the PM's earlier ghostwriter. His replacement, the narrator of the story, steps in to to complete the writing do his own sluething while he quietly goes about probing for answers while guiding the lengthy memoir to its conclusion;
3. The story continues to mount in intensity as murders and disappearances pile up in conjunction with the ongoing investigation of McAra's death. It is during this time that the Hague Court charges the former PM with war crimes. This causes the ghost writer to begin questioning the evidence as to how it will all fit into his compiling of the story;
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This book provides an unexpected access to the intimacy of a former British Prime Minister. The aloofness, the mystery and the force of power is described masterfully. Read morePublished 13 months ago by Jean-Guy Rens
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I was visiting Wilmington for a long weekend and decided to stop here. Many options for vegans and they give a huge portion, so it's well worth the money. I got the ayudhya eggplant. Delicious!
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Q. What's your take on gluten intolerance?
I recently visited an allergist as I wanted to see if I had an allergy to wheat, which I don't. I don't get bloating etc – but there's so much in the media now about how we'd all be healthier if we ate gluten-free products.
Do you think this is a marketing ploy or do you suggest that your patients avoid too much wheat?
A. This is a great question! I think one of the easiest ways for a practitioner to offer quick symptomatic relief to their patients is to take them off wheat and dairy. These foods are both hard to digest and since most folks don't digest as well as they did in their early twenties, avoiding them often makes them feel better. But have we solved the problem of a weakened digestive system by just avoiding certain harder-to-digest foods?
Most people know that wheat sits atop the list of so-called "bad foods", but there's more to it than just that. So, to answer your question:
• No, I don't think gluten is bad.
• Yes, it is a hard-to-digest protein than can present digestive symptoms if the digestive strength is weak.
• Yes, it has a high glycemic index which tends to spike blood sugar and leave you feeling sluggish if you don't have high enough digestive fire.
So why not boost the digestive strength instead of condemning a food that has fed humanity well for thousands of years? Because, there are studies that show that when gluten hits the villi of the small intestine, it will irritate, inflame and actually flattens down the villi causing what is called "leaky gut syndrome." So it has to be bad, right? Wrong!
Gluten should never see the villi of the small intestine.
Gluten should be completely broken down in the stomach by strong digestive acid. The real problem is that many folks don't have a strong enough digestive acid to break the hard-to-digest gluten protein down so it passes into the small intestine undigested where is spikes blood sugar, acts as a digestive irritant, and according to the media is Public Enemy #1.
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TOWIE's Lydia Bright takes her love for vintage too far in garish dress for store launch... as she's upstaged by chic mother Debbie
She's never been one to abide by the usual Essex fashion rules of the tighter and shorter the better, instead choosing to go for more eye-catching vintage outfits.
But The Only Way Is Essex star Lydia Bright today took her love of all things vintage slightly too far as she turned up at her store launch wearing a garish printed dress.
The outfit featured blue, purple and white detailing and failed to flatter Lydia's slight figure.
Taking it too far: Lydia Bright stood out from the crowd for all the wrong reasons as she arrived for her store launch in Loughton, while mother Debbie looked chic in her vintage-style purple dress
Chic: Debbie's vintage-style outfit worked much better than her daugther's
She teamed the vintage style dress with slicked back hair and lashings of red lipstick for the occasion.
Meanwhile, Lydia's mother Debbie showed her how to pull vintage off as she arrived at the launch wearing a chic purple batwing-sleeved dress with black tights and matching heels.
Lydia said in a recent interview that she is constantly being upstaged by Debbie, who is proving a huge hit on the ITV2 reality show.
Let's hope it was fancy dress! Mark Wright wore a tweed suit and flat cap, while James 'Arg' Argent donned a red jumper and bow tie
Give us a kiss! Arg and Lydia cuddle up in the store as Arg clutches his teacup
She explained: 'My mum is absolutely loving being a part of the show and she's definitely coming back for the third series.
'Everyone seems to love her, it's amazing. Forget me and James, she's the real star.'
Lydia and Debbie were at the launch of Lydia and sister Georgia's new store Bella Sorella, which sells cupcakes as well as vintage jewellery and goods, in Loughton High Street.
Posing up: Lydia was joined by TOWIE castmates and friends Sam and Billie Faiers at the launch
Stylish siblings: Sam and Billie both looked glamorous for the occasion
Talking about the shop, Lydia said: 'We wanted to bring something different to the market in Essex that was very stylised and distinctive and I hope we have both achieved this.
'We wanted to incorporate both of our passion for fashion and our different personalities, inspired by our personal tastes and style.'
Haven't you learned by now? Lauren Goodger wore a pair of tight black leggings once again as she arrived for the launch
Blondes have more fun: Lauren arrived with fellow TOWIE stars Lauren Pope and Gemma Collins, who has dyed her brunette hair back to blonde
Her sister Georgia added: 'Lydia
and I have always been very close. There is only 13 months difference
between us.
'Lydia is not just my sister but also my best friend and we
get on very well.
'Since Lydia has been a little girl she has always wanted to open a shop and showcase her unique and stylish fashion sense.'
What if the wind changes? Sam pulled a less than attractive face as she arrived in Loughton, perhaps due to the cold weather
That's better! But she soon cheered up as she joined friends including Gemma at the launch
They were also joined by fellow TOWIE stars including Lydia's boyfriend James 'Arg' Argent, who looked smart in a red jumper and bow tie, as well as Lauren Pope, Lauren Goodger and Gemma Collins.
Also there were the newly-reunited couple Mario Falcone and Lucy Mecklenburgh, who are giving their relationship another go after a brief split following Mark Wright's claims that he had slept with Lucy.
Lucy looked stunning in an all-black outfit of pencil skirt, fur jacket and fishnet tights with sky-high heels.
Suited and booted: Lucy Mecklenburgh and Mario Falcone showed they were happier than ever as she arrived looking smart in their outfits
Heart to heart: But the pair looked deep in conversation at one point inside the store
Earlier this week, Lucy and Mario were seen making up after their argument.
After telling Mario that there was no truth to Mark's claim, Mario insisted that he still wanted to be with Lucy.
'Fortunately for you I do believe you,' he said. 'I don't want to do a break - I don't do breaks. I want to be with you,' he added.
Smiles all round: Lydia greeted her customers with a big smile as they arrived in the store, which officially opens to the public tomorrow
Have a sniff of that: Lucy and Sam seemed very taken with the store's range of scented candles
Lucy began crying as the pair continued to make up saying that she had no feelings for nightclub promoter Mark and that he made her 'feel sick.'
'You're not just my girlfriend, you're my best friend,' Mario told her. 'So I'm going to look out for you.'
And the pair looked happier than ever as they made their way to the launch, with Mario looking dapper in a three-piece suit and red tie.
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Best time to grow them should miss pea moth.
The crop is over when you have picked all of the spikes fresh ones won't replace them, if you want a crop for this time of year I always grow dwarf green curled kale, as you pick the fresh new leaves over winter new ones will replace them to give a long harvest.
They say two or three weeks before sowing seeds but whether that includes seed peas I don't know.
I always found that they weren't ready to eat until March that's why I don't grow them anymore, they were delicious but took up the ground for such a long time. I grew calabrese last year and due to the cool conditions had a super crop during july august but neglected to protect them from the cabbage whites which got into the heads and put my wife off of them when she found a caterpillar on her plate, this year I intend to get some debris netting to cover them with.
Wait utill they have two true leaves and pot them on plant them out when they are about four inches high.
My garden is on the north side of the house and has hardly any sun from mid November until mid February because he sun is so low in the sky and my house casts a shadow but from now on it gets sun at the bottom nearly all day because the fence at the bottom of the garden faces south, I don't grow fruit up the fence but I'm sure that it would be a suitable position to do so.
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Pity but it seems that there are plenty more Aliona Vilani's about, as for a dance competition goes I know nothing about the intricacies of the foxtrot or the Argentinean tango but even an expert sitting at home would struggle to give a score when the camera is spinning around the dancers, and the smoke machine obscuring their feet etc. As a show I love it though, we voted for Kelly and Georgia in the final and never voted for Jay since the first few weeks of the show.
I planted brussels in June I bought plants from the garden centre because I was too late to sow any, they grew well through the summer and I managed to keep the worst of the cabbage whites off of them they have been festooned with large sprouts since September, the variety that I bought were Trafalgar an early variety, I usually do well with brussels growing either Roodnerf or Bosworth. I don't usually want sprouts until this time of year to around February or March so you could still get a decent late crop yet although I grow on clay and can't speak for growing on light soils. As for Swede I always struggle to grow it I don't know why but I just can't get a decent crop, pity really because I like a bit of mashed Swede.


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We stayed at the Grand Chateau for the first time June 15-22. We had a 2 bedroom corner unit with views of the Strip towards the Bellagio. Both bedrooms were spacious with comforable beds. The master bedroom had a king bed with attached bathroom with double sinks, soaker tub, and large shower with double shower heads. The second bedroom had two double beds. There was a bathroom in the hall that served that bedroom and the main living space. The full kitchen was great and had anything we needed. We took the courtesy shuttle to walmart and picked up food and drinks for the week. All the staff we had contact with from check-in to house keeping were friendly and helpful. It was EDC week so we expected it to be crazy but it really wasn't. We were on the 16th floor and rarely heard or seen anyone in the hall. There are daily activities in the lobby or pool area such as bingo, beer or wine tasting, and exercise classes. The lobby area has a bar which had music on the two nights we were down there; great drinks by the way! The hotel is right across the street from the Miracle Mile Mall and a block from the strip. We had no problems walking to the strip and enjoying all it had to offer. It was nice to come back to a hotel where there is no casino to go through to get to the room. There is someone after around 5pm that checks room cards to make sure you are a hotel guest before allowing you on the elevators. There are two outdoor pools on the 5th and top floor. Both are small but they have plenty of chairs to sun in. There are bars by both pools. We had wonderful weather during our week but the pools weren't horribly crowded. This is a timeshare hotel but we chose not to participate in their sales pitch and weren't pressured to do so. Overall, we really enjoyed the location, cleanliness, and comfort this hotel had to offer. The only drawback we found was the lack of a restaurant or room service on site though there are plenty within easy walking distance. I would certainly recommend this to anyone looking for a close off strip hotel and we will definately be back.
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In reference to the "poor" production remarks made by some others. I see the point, but I remember the videos on MTV for this album including the 45 minute video LP. They showed the band in a dive bar simply playing the songs. I've always associated this imagery with the band and have never really looked for slick production in an AC/DC album. They are one of the few, in my mind at least, where the producer could make it easy for himself by hitting the record button, sitting back and having a beer and let the band do their thing. However, those looking for a Back in Black pt2, will be disappointed.
Starts off with the title song and you don't stop tapping your feet or your steering wheel for the next nine tracks that come after. Simplistic lyrics, great guitar riffs by Angus, and that one of a kind voice by Brian Johnson. The only track I was not wild about "First Blood" all the others hold up pretty well. The remaster come with a nifty booklet showing photos of the band on tour and a web link with videos from the album. This should not be a question of whether or not those should get this as your first AC/DC album. It just shouldn't be the *only* one. A great buy from one of the best rock bands.
Beeing an AC/DC fan, this is one of my favorite albums, but i wouldnt recomend it to any non-ac/dc fans, or new comers to the band! it really IMO is liked by the AC/DC fans, a few tracks tickle a few un-be-knoweths fancy... but these songs wenrt recorded too good. and unless youve heard the title track played live you probably wouldnt understand the impact it has!
Beeing a re-issue it probably should have had WHO MADE WHO , DT and CHASE THE ACE included from the "Who Made Who" album, seeing as how so many people dont want that album because it only contiains 3 tracks, plus a few extras from other albums! because its a soundtrack to Maximum Overdrive! and so many people buy it because they think its a greatest hits, but its not, and they end up disapointed by it!
There are two pretty good songs on "Fly On The Wall", namely "Sink The Pink" and "Shake Your Foundations" (both of which can be found on the soundtrack album "Who Made Who"). The rest is cookie-cutter mediocrity...the lyrics seem forced and clichéd, the music in completely uninspired, lacking the hooks and riffs that make AC/DC's best songs so memorable, and Brian Johnson's voice is mixed far into the background.
"Fly On The Wall" was a commercial and critical failure, and it's not hard to understand why. It's steeped in mediocrity, and comparing it to "Highway To Hell", "The Razors Edge", "Let There Be Rock" and the greatest hard rock album ever, "Back In Black", makes it look like even more of a disappointment.
This one is only for completists.
The songwriting is good, however, and would make for a good listen, except for the problems mentioned above.
The fact is that AC/DC virtually died when Bon died. The guy was simply irreplaceable. He was the missing link that finally launched the Young brothers to stardom. Due to sheer talent, their momentum was so good, the inspiration at a peak, that BACK IN BLACK would have been a success with any singer, be it Brian Johnson or another. That they managed to record album after album after Bon's death, itás a tribute to their quality.
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Many people seem to hate this album for the reason that it doesn't really have any huge hits like Back In Black or High Voltage. I actually like this one a lot though. Read morePublished on June 24 2004
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Noah is averaging 11 points and 12 rebounds on the year.
Earlier on Tuesday, Bulls coach Vinny Del Negro said the team had discussed sitting Noah for a few more games as he continued to be hampered by his injured left foot.
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ImClone Systems and Bristol-Myers Squibb reported that a Phase III study of Erbitux in metastatic colorectal cancer (mCRC) showed positive results. Erbitux (cetuximab) plus Folfiri (an irinotecan-based chemotherapy) increased median duration of progression-free survival over Folfiri alone in patients with previously untreated mCRC.
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The study, in which more than 1,000 patients participated, was conducted by Merck KGaA, ImClone's Erbitux partner outside of North America. The company hopes to present the results at the ASCO Annual Meeting in June.
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If a program executes in 2seconds with n=10, how much time will it take to execute n=100 with complexity n * log(n)? I thought about it and I think it's probably 4seconds, but how can I prove it?
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Assuming the time taken is exactly proportional to n*log(n), and not just an upper bound (see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Big_O_notation#Family_of_Bachmann.E2.80.93Landau_notations), you'd have:
Plug in n=10 and solve for the constant. Now you have an expression for the execution time at every n.
Well, consider the following:
10 operations complete in 2 seconds in the linear case, ie: O(n), so
With complexity (ie: Big-Oh) of O(n*log(n)), you would have this many operations:
Now, with 0.2seconds/operation, for 200 operations, with an algorithm of complexity O(n*log(n)), we get:
This is a pretty good result. In the linear case, (ie: O(n)) the savings aren't that much better, ie:
While if this were O(n^2), it would be horrendous:
Hope this helps!
for n=10, the program at worst case takes 10*log(10) = 10 operations.
then for n=100, it takes 100*log(100) = 200 operations.


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