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Hopkins is FSU's silent headliner
Notebook: Rivalry games set to dot holiday weekend
Dustin Hopkins strode into the heated, white press tent outside Byrd Stadium and greeted members of the media warmly. "What's up, ya'll," he said.
The senior place-kicker had plenty to smile about. Earlier that afternoon, Hopkins broke the FBS all-time scoring record for kickers.
He was one of myriad Noles to contribute in Florida State's 41-14 win at Maryland, a victory that clinched the Atlantic division title for the team.
"Breaking the record, it doesn't surprise you one bit," coach Jimbo Fisher said of Hopkins, who wore a beige suit with white stripes and cowboy boots after the game. "That guy just keeps going. Steady Eddy, boy. He's just a phenomenal player and I'm blessed to have been able to coach him."
Hopkins is not your average kicker. He runs a 4.5 40-yard dash, can dunk a basketball and was a two-year starter at safety in high school.
"Each and every week, he does a great job," quarterback EJ Manuel said of Hopkins. "Dustin's not a guy who's just about Dustin."
That was apparent from listening to Hopkins for just a few minutes.
"A lot of people see it as an individual award, but the way I see it, it speaks a lot about a lot of people," Hopkins said. He made sure to credit his long snapper, Dax Dellenbach, and his holder, Chris Revell, for their contributions to the field goal unit.
Florida State will play in the ACC championship game on Dec. 1 in Charlotte, N.C. Their opponent will be Georgia Tech, which became clear after Miami (Fla.) announced Monday that it will self-impose a second consecutive bowl ban and take itself out of contention to represent the Coastal Division in the league title game. Miami had the tiebreaker against Georgia Tech because it beat the Yellow Jackets, 42-36, in overtime on Sept. 22, but it will not matter now.
Either way, the team that faced Florida State in the championship game was bound to be the underdog. The Seminoles' defense allows the fewest yards per game in the nation (236.3), its quarterback is one the most efficient and accurate in the country and its kicker just broke the NCAA scoring mark.
"When was the last time we had 10 wins?" defensive end Bjoern Werner, who has 9.5 sacks in 11 games, said. "To be a part of this is just amazing."
If you include only the regular season, 2003 was the most recent year to answer Werner's question.
Hopkins was not the only player to write his name into the record books last weekend. Duke wide receiver Conner Vernon broke the ACC mark for most receiving yards against Georgia Tech and Tahj Boyd's eight touchdowns (five by air, three by foot) set a school and conference record.
Florida State will now turn its attention to the Gators for a Sunshine State showdown this Saturday. It should have no problem getting amped up to play No. 6 Florida at Doak Walker Stadium.
"It's a great accomplishment," Manuel said of securing a berth in the ACC Championship game. "But we're looking forward to [Saturday]."
Boston College (2-9, 1-6 ACC)
• Eagles quarterback Chase Rettig dropped to a knee with less than a minute left in the fourth quarter to ensure overtime against Virginia Tech. Coach Frank Spaziani still had two timeouts, but decided against trying for a last-minute score. Boston College, however, was unable to win in OT.
"We could have done some positive stuff," Spaziani said after the game. "We were backed up and we felt our better chance was to go into overtime."
• NC State's high-powered offense could hand Boston College its 10th loss this weekend. The Eagles have won at least four games every season since 1990. In 1989, the squad went 2-9.
Next Game: at NC State Nov. 24
No. 12 Clemson (10-1, 7-1 ACC)
• A contest against North Carolina State morphed into another scoring party for the Clemson offense, which struck early and often. Tajh Boyd had eight touchdowns — five passing and three rushing — as Clemson downed the Wolfpack 62-48. Boyd's eight scores set a school and ACC record.
• With conference play finished, Boyd has his sights set on a rivalry game against the Gamecocks. "Beat South Carolina," Boyd said of the next item on his to-do list. "We have not defeated them in three years. It is one of those deals where it has to happen."
• If Clemson can beat No. 13 South Carolina, coach Dabo Swinney feels his team deserves to play in a BCS game. The Tigers must protect Boyd this weekend, as the Gamecocks' defense averages an SEC best 3.09 sacks per game.
Next Game: vs. South Carolina Nov. 24
Duke (6-5, 3-4 ACC)
• Following a loss to Georgia Tech that denied Duke a chance at winning the Coastal Division, coach David Cutcliffe had a positive message for his squad.
"I told our seniors that I'm not down, I'm not frustrated," Cutcliffe said after the game. "Sometimes the best efforts in life don't pay off. We prepared well, you played hard, you didn't play poorly, but we didn't win."
• One positive for the Blue Devils was the play of receiver Conner Vernon, who became the ACC's all-time leader in receiving yards. Vernon had five catches for 38 yards to pass former Florida State star Peter Warrick's mark of 3,516 yards. Vernon now holds the ACC records for receptions and receiving yards.
Next Game: vs. Miami (Fla.) Nov. 24
No. 10 Florida State (10-1, 7-1 ACC)
• The Seminoles had little trouble dispatching the Terps last weekend. In the second quarter, Dustin Hopkins connected on a 26-yard field goal that made him the FBS all-time scorer as a place-kicker. The rout clinched the Atlantic Division title for the Noles, who will play Georgia Tech on Dec. 1 in Charlotte, N.C.
Before any hoopla about the ACC championship game begins, the Seminoles have Florida week and a big game against an in-state rival. No. 6 Florida has one of the premier defenses in the nation and allows fewer points per game (11.7 compared to 13.1) than the Seminoles.
Next Game: vs. Florida Nov. 24
Georgia Tech (6-5, 5-3 ACC)
• Paul Johnson's squad beat Duke in an important Coastal Division game. The Yellow Jackets scored on their first three possessions and Tevin Washington had a great game on Senior Day, passing for three touchdowns and running for another
• Georgia Tech did not control its own destiny to play in the ACC Championship game until Miami (Fla.) announced it's postseason ban on Monday, effectively pushing the Yellow Jackets to the title game. Without the succession from the Hurricanes, the Yellow Jackets would have needed Duke to beat Miami on Saturday in order to represent the Coastal Division against the Seminoles on Dec. 1. Now the point is moot.
Next Game: at Georgia Nov. 24
Maryland (4-7, 2-5 ACC)
• Like Georgia Tech, the Terps celebrated Senior Day on Saturday and honored its 17 seniors. The festivities ended, however, once the game began. One statistic proved telling: Florida State scored 27 points in the first half, while Maryland gained 27 yards.
• Randy Edsall's second year steering the Terps will conclude in Chapel Hill on Saturday. The Terps' passing defense is ranked second in the conference and will need its defensive line to pressure junior quarterback Bryn Renner, who throws for an average of 277.4 yards per game. In addition, Giovani Bernard leads the conference in rushing (1,065 yards in nine games) and is the only back in the ACC to average more than 100 yards rushing per game (118.33).
Next Game: at North Carolina Nov. 24
Miami (Fla.) (6-5, 4-3 ACC)
• Quarterback Stephen Morris was 21 of 32 and threw for 413 yards and three touchdowns as the Hurricanes never trailed South Florida, smashing the Bulls 40-9. Receiver Phillip Dorsett had a dozen catches for 111 yards in the win.
• There was early speculation that Miami would self-impose a bowl ban, something that came to fruition when the athletic department and school president announced the ban Monday. Still, coach Al Golden said he was not involved in that process.
"I'm not part of it, and most of that is to protect me from the legal side of it," Golden said after the game. "I'm not privy to that the president is privy to."
Next Game: at Duke Nov. 24
NC State (6-5, 3-4 ACC)
• "You have to give credit to Clemson," coach Tom O'Brien said following his team's loss last weekend. "That's a really good offensive football team; not a good matchup for us."
Following an upset win against an undefeated Florida State squad at home, the Wolfpack have struggled. The team is 2-3 since it took down the Seminoles.
• NC State's struggles have been apparent on the road. The team lost three road conference games this season in which it scored at least 35 points and it barely held on to beat the Terps in College Park, Md.
• Senior Mike Glennon will look to win his last home game this weekend against a reeling Boston College team. Glennon's 309.4 passing yards per game leads the ACC.
Next Game: vs. Boston College Nov. 24
North Carolina (7-4, 4-3 ACC)
• Just four days after it allowed 68 points to Georgia Tech, the Tar Heels' defense buckled down and limited Virginia to 13.
"I think our defense played exceptionally. I think they were hurt by what happened last week and they have a lot of pride," coach Larry Fedora said after the team beat UVa. "It wasn't going to be physical at this point in the season. It was mental, and I think our defensive staff did a great job getting those guys back."
• The Tar Heels' defense will have an opportunity to take advantage of an inexperienced starting quarterback on Saturday. Maryland has not scored more than 20 points in a game since Oct. 13 and averages the fewest points per game (18.9) in the ACC.
Next Game: vs. Maryland Nov. 24
Virginia (4-7, 2-5 ACC)
• The Cavaliers had a chance to make a bowl game, but North Carolina's Thursday night visit to Scott Stadium ended any such hope. The Wahoos converted only two of 15 third down chances.
• Mike London said the opportunity to play on ESPN on Thursday night was an "honor and privilege." His squad, however, was crushed in the prime-time outing 37-13.
• Instead of playing for the chance to go to a potential bowl game, the Cavaliers will try to deny in-state rival Virginia Tech of such an opportunity. "We didn't make the plays we needed to," running back Kevin Parks said after the loss. "It hurts right now, but we'll bounce back. We still have one game left in Blacksburg."
Next Game: at Virginia Tech Nov. 24
Virginia Tech (5-6, 3-4 ACC)
• The Hokies' postseason hopes were nearly extinguished Saturday in Chestnut Hill. Frank Beamer's team, however, managed to escape with its fifth win and still has a chance to become bowl-eligible for the 20th consecutive season. On Saturday the team will have a chance to even its record when Virginia Tech hosts rival UVa.
• The Hokies will need to win the turnover battle against Virginia. The Cavaliers have the worst turnover margin (minus-13) in the conference, but have won when they have limited their turnovers.
Next Game: vs. Virginia Nov. 24
Wake Forest (5-6, 3-5 ACC)
• The Fighting Irish scored three touchdowns in the first quarter and never allowed the Demon Deacons offense to get going as Notre Dame blanked Wake Forest 38-0. Notre Dame got a pleasant surprise after the game when the two undefeated teams ranked ahead of it -- Kansas State and Oregon -- lost.
"We've played three top 10 teams," coach Jim Grobe said after the loss. "All of them great teams: Clemson, Florida State, Notre Dame. I can't imagine anybody from what I saw today, playing better than Notre Dame."
• For Wake Forest, bowl eligibility hinges on the outcome of Saturday's game against Vanderbilt. The Demon Deacons' defense will need to lock down senior Jordan Rodgers — who is the younger brother of Packers QB Aaron. The younger Rodgers averages 220.2 passing yards per game and has thrown 11 touchdowns and four interceptions this year.
Next Game: vs. Vanderbilt Nov. 24


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Arkansas has a bye week, so who cares about college football this week?
Oh, that's right, some atheists. Ok, fine. The game to watch this week is undoubtedly #2 Florida vs. #7 South Carolina. I think SC is the better team, but with Marcus Lattimore out, it's going to be tough. I give it to the gators by a touchdown.
Upset pick: #18 Texas A&M over #6 LSU. I hate to admit it, because fuck Texas, but A&M is for real this year and LSU is overrated.
Conversation topic: Does any team have a chance to end the SEC's string of national titles? My answer: no. Alabama's going to win the title again.

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As first reported in WinInfo Daily UPDATE, on Friday Microsoft delivered an out-of-cycle critical security update for Microsoft Internet Explorer (IE). The update addresses three publicly disclosed IE vulnerabilities. In a bulletin that describes the update, Microsoft noted that it fixes the vulnerability that caused the Download.Ject virus and other problems.
"This bulletin addresses issues that could allow a malicious attacker to execute code on or take control of an affected computer user's system," a note I received from Microsoft said. "This could allow the attacker to install programs, view, change, or delete data, or create new accounts that have full privileges. Microsoft is committed to helping customers keep their information safe, and encourages all users to review, download and install this security update."
The comprehensive IE security fix is available now through Automatic Updates, Microsoft Windows Update, and the Microsoft Security Web site . Microsoft said that this fix will also be included in the version of IE that ships with the final version of Windows XP Service Pack 2 (SP2), which is due later this month. In addition, the company says that XP SP2 will include new "underlying architectural changes" that will mitigate these types of attacks.
The fix, which comes more than a month after attackers launched the Donwload.Ject attack, falls outside the company's planned monthly security-patch schedule because of the severity of the vulnerabilities. Last month, Microsoft released an interim fix of sorts (which the company called a configuration change) to help users combat Download.Ject. However, security researchers quickly denounced the configuration change as ineffective.
In related news, Microsoft also released an updated version of its Mydoom, Zindos, and Doomjuice Worm Removal Tool, which detects and removes various versions of the MyDoom worm (including variants A, B, E, F, G, J, L, and O), Zindos.A, Doomjuice.A, and Doomjuice.B. You can download the tool from Microsoft's Web site.


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However, it is actually meant as a compliment.
Higgins's victory in the Royal London Watches Grand Prix on Sunday was his first major title since he captured his second world crown 18 months earlier.
He was one of my tips for Betfair for the reasons that he was in his home city and it was about time he won another one.
I have to say – and hope John would not take offence at this – that overall it was probably the worst he has ever played to win a ranking title.
But this should be of no concern. He has the trophy after all.
When he became world champion in 1998 at the age of 22 it looked as if the Scot would become the game's next dominant force after Steve Davis and Stephen Hendry.
It didn't quite happen, for a couple of reasons.
Firstly, the standard around this time was the highest it has ever been – before or since. Higgins had several top quality opponents, most notably his contemporaries Ronnie O'Sullivan and Mark Williams.
It all went wrong for him when he lost 17-15 to Williams from 14-10 up in the 2000 Crucible semi-finals. Had he won the world title that year he may well have won it three, four or maybe five times.
(Of course, he still could but, as he is now 33, this seems unlikely).
But the other major factor that stopped him dominating was his growing realisation that there was more to life than snooker.
John became a father for the first time in 2001 and again in 2004 and earlier this year. He is a family man and enjoys family life. In an interview earlier this year he said, "I don't think when I'm on my deathbed I'll wish I spent more time on a snooker table."
In other words, he is contented enough at his profession that he can, from time to time, cut down on practising, even if this means he sometimes produces performances well below standards we expect from him.
Something interesting has happened to Higgins in the last couple of years: he has suddenly become interested in the administration of snooker.
He has helped to set up the World Series and was involved in setting up a new players union.
He has also become quite outspoken about certain aspects of the way the game is run and clearly believes that snooker must look to life beyond the UK to grow.
All this suggests he is already looking to life beyond his professional career, even though there's no reason why it doesn't have several more years to run.
Crucially, Higgins has the respect of his fellow professionals. In fact, most believe he is the best all round player in the sport.
I admire his off table enterprise but hope he continues to hone his talents on the table because there is no reason why he can't win at least one more world title.
His career record speaks for itself. That it could be even better is testament to his all round skill.
Not just now but when we are all older and we talk of the great snooker players we have seen, John Higgins will always be mentioned.
Date of birth: 18/5/75
Home Town: Wishaw, Scotland
Turned professional: 1992
World Ranking: 5
Provisional ranking: 6
Highest ever ranking: 1 (1998-2000, 2007/08)
Prize money last season: £138,775
Prize money this season: £87,500
Total career prize money: £4,563,595
Career centuries: 379
Centuries last season: 17
Centuries this season: 5
Highest tournament break: 147 (x5)
World ranking titles: (19) 1994, 1999, 2005, 2008 Grand Prix; 1995, 1996 International Open; 1995, 1998, 2001, 2004 British Open; 1995, 1997 German Open; 1997 European Open, 1998, 2007 World Championship; 1998, 2000 UK Championship; 1999 China International; 2000 Welsh Open


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Jan. 7, 2010
Hello Bronco Fans!
Happy New Year!
The BBF is planning on making this year's BBF WCC Vegas Trip even better than last year! For those of you that are interested in being a part of the fun, attached is the flier with pricing.
This trip includes the following:
- Round trip flight from San Jose to Las Vegas
- 4 night stay at the Orleans (Friday, March 5 - Tuesday, March 9)
- Ground transportation to and from the airport in San Jose and Vegas
- WCC All-Tournament Pass
- Hospitality Suite Privileges (before each men's and women's game)
- BBF WCC Tournament Gift
NOTE: If you plan on making your own arrangements but would like to be included in our pre-game receptions, it's ONLY a flat fee of $100 for all 4 days!
VOLUNTEERING: We're taking volunteer sign-ups for BBF members to manage the pre-game receptions! Please let me know if you're interested in being in charge of opening up the suite for breakfast and/or for pre-games one or more times during the trip and we'll have a schedule. The number who sign up for the receptions will dictate how many we host. We will not know what games you are volunteering for until the tournament (because of our finish and results in the tournament).
We really hope you can come on this great trip and support the Bronco Bench Foundation and our Men's and Women's Basketball teams at the WCC Tournament in Vegas. If you have any questions please don't hesitate to contact Liz Courter at (408) 554-5577 or Rusty Weekes at (408) 554-7846.


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I had a patient the other day who came in to the emergency room (the ED) at the suggestion of his primary care doctor. He had extremely high blood pressure at his doctor's office, but by the time he came into the ED, he had taken the blood pressure meds he was supposed to take, and his blood pressure had dropped significantly - almost normal! In addition, even though he had extremely high blood pressure, he never had any symptoms from it, and so although we might take steps to lower it in the ED, we likely would not admit him, especially now that his blood pressure had come down to almost normal after taking his blood pressure medications, which is how it should be.
The patient was livid. He had paid his $50 to get evaluated in the emergency room and demanded that he be admitted. He claimed his doctor had promised him an admission, which was not true, as we talked to that doctor ourselves.
Although not great, I use this as an example of how people misuse the ED and have the wrong preconceptions about it. Some people I understand - they don't have insurance, so they basically use the ED as their primary care. I don't like it, and I think there are better ways to deal with this or solve this problem (a whole topic in itself), but I understand. What I don't understand is why some people come into the ED at all when they have good primary care or have non-urgent problems.
The Emergency Room is supposed to be for EMERGENCIES. It is for people who can barely breath from pneumonia, not for people suffering from run-of-the-mill colds. It is for people who have broken bones and fractures, not for people who have had lower back pain for the last 6 months. It is for people who are vomiting so much or have so much diarrhea that they are seriously dehydrated, not for people who may have one episode of vomiting or diarrhea but are still able to eat and drink just fine. It is for people who are having a heart attack, not for people who have had "chest pain" that has been proven to be not related to their heart for the 10th time.
Not only is it a huge waste of public and hospital funds, but I don't understand why people would want to spend hours and hours in the uncomfortable waiting room of an emergency room when they can make an appointment with their primary care provider. In fact, when it gets super super busy, and people stay outside in the waiting room for hours and hours waiting to get seen, you can actually see people start to leave. In my opinion, if they weren't sick enough to stay and wait, they shouldn't have been there in the first place.
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This blog post is the one of three chronicling my experiences at The C100′s investor/entrepreneur event called 48 Hours in the Valley. My introduction to this post can be found here: Every entrepreneur should do 48 Hours in Silicon Valley. My next post can be found here: The Top 8 things every entrepreneur can learn from '48 Hours in the Valley'
Distilling all that 48 Hours in the Valley (subsequently referred to as "48 Hours") has to offer entrepreneurs into a single blog post is challenging. For an event that offers 20 of Canada's most promising startup companies two days of mentorship, workshops, investor meetings, strategic partner visits and networking, there are countless reasons any entrepreneur should attend.
Out of everything I experienced, however, four experiences stood out:
1) Mentor sessions
This is startup gold. Anyone who has worked at a startup and had traction will likely thank a group of smart people behind them who continue to help them get to the next level. At 48 Hours, it's mentoring on steroids.
I got one-on-one time with Michael Buhr and Jeremy Toeman who delivered wildly different (but equally as helpful) perspectives on some of the challenges we face with growth. Both mentors dropped all the fluff and within minutes we were getting right down to business. I've sat down and asked lots of questions of lots of people, but the mentoring sessions at 48 Hours were different in almost every way. They came from people who have lived in the trenches and know how hard the entrepreneurial game can be.
Jeremy rubbed his eyes and yawned constantly throughout our session because in his spare time he is also a full-time father. I had to laugh at incredible words of wisdom coming from someone who looked like he might need a nap at any moment, and as a new father myself (I have a 10-month old), it was inspiring to see a successful work-life balance. Jeremy also didn't sugar-coat anything, which is precisely the kind of interaction and input I really need as a CEO.
Michael was equally as impressive, and I peppered him with hundreds of questions over an hour. Everything from strategy to execution to partnerships to funding. Michael has sat on both the entrepreneurial and VC side so he was able to digest complex issues very quickly and spit out recommendations from both sides of the table.
I would sign up for 48 Hours again just to talk to these two guys. They've seen success and can identify early pitfalls that I likely wouldn't have seen coming. And because they've lived in the Valley they have experience that only someone who has been in the tech mecca of the world would know.
In addition to private mentoring sessions, The C100 also paired us up in small groups to have lunch with successful entrepreneurs. I spent time with Rahim Fazal who has been named one of America's "Top 30 Entrepreneurs Under 30." During our lunch session, Rahim went around a table to hear elevator pitches of five companies and what their current challenges were, distilled it all into commonalities, and then offered advice to the group that was applicable, relevant and helpful to everyone. In minutes.
The recurring thing I noticed with mentors in San Francisco and Silicon Valley is that they know their stuff and can help at a deep level, much faster than most people.
2) Parties
Who doesn't like a good party? And if you're an entrepreneur (or want to be), who doesn't love a good party where you have investors actively seeking your talent and an opportunity to help your business grow?
Parties and networking events are the lifeblood of entrepreneur-investor relationships but like everything else in the Valley, it was months' worth of calls and intros condensed into a few nights.
The parties were especially noteworthy at 48 Hours because you are constantly inspired and challenged with every new person you meet. Everyone in the room has been successful, and more importantly many have failed at some point and wear failure as badges of honour. They're willing to tell you what failure looks like and what they learned from it.
And in any case where someone didn't know our space well, they almost always flipped open their Rolodex to offer an introduction to someone who can help. The 48 Hour parties are in a league of their own.
3) Pitching constantly
"Nice to meet you Chris, tell me about Digital Journal."
I must have heard that 50+ times over the course of two days, and nothing makes you more investor- or customer-ready than having to repeat yourself constantly.
Even though I've pitched a lot in my career, there is something different about pitching to a very diverse audience of investor and entrepreneurial talent. I learned more about my presentation skills in two days than I would have learned in two months of "normal" pitching.
You will walk out of 48 hours tired of talking, but when you do get your voice back you'll be better at what you do.
4) Speaker sessions
Like the mentoring sessions, 48 Hours also puts you in front of several really smart people who will leave you inspired and more educated to make your next decision. Just look at the rundown of who I got a chance to hear from and speak with: Duncan Logan (Rocket Space), Jonathan Ehrlich (Copious), Arif Janmohamed (Lightspeed Venture Partners), Catherine Courage (Citrix), Alex Mehr (Zoosk.com), Rahim Fazal (Involver), Dan Martell (Clarity), Ranjith Kumaran (YouSendIt), Anil Patel (Google), Ryan Aytay (Salesforce), Colm Callan (Ebay) and Jeff Mallet (SNOCAP & Yahoo).
This all took place in less than 24 hours. It also reaffirmed for me just how important networking and getting out to hear from others can be for my business. In almost every case, I heard real-world examples of success (and more importantly, failure) and was given advice on what I could learn from both experiences.
These four recurring themes at 48 Hours were in a league of their own compared to the usual startup events. I can't emphasize that enough.
Outside of these 4 standout experiences, there were 8 things I learned by taking part in 48 Hours. Check them out here: The Top 8 things every entrepreneur can learn from '48 Hours in the Valley'


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Name: 김석훈 / Kim Suk Hoon
Profession: Actor
Birthdate: 1972-Apr-15
Height: 180cm
Weight: 70kg
Star sign: Aries
Blood type: A
Talent agency: Loen Entertainment
Education: Chung Ang University
TV Series
Mom (MBC, 2015)
Ruby's Ring (KBS2, 2013)
Sparkling (MBC, 2011)
Empress Chun Chu (KBS2, 2009)
Blissful Woman (KBS2, 2007)
The Secret Lovers (MBC, 2005)
Han River Ballad (MBC, 2004)
Into the Storm (SBS, 2004)
Affection (SBS, 2002)
SWAT Police (SBS, 2000)
Tomato (SBS, 1999)
Trap of Youth (SBS, 1999)
Hong Gil Dong (SBS, 1998)
Circle of Crime (2012)
The Accidental Gangster and the Mistaken Courtesan (2008)
Magang Hotel (2007)
So Cute (2004)
Tube (2003)
Tomak: Save the Earth, a Love Story (2001) (voice)
Gingko Bed 2 (2000)
A Great Chinese Restaurant (1999)
2013 KBS Drama Awards: Excellence Actor (Daily Series) – Kim Suk Hoon (Ruby Ring)
2011 MBC Drama Awards: Top Excellence Award (Serial Drama) – Best Actor (Sparkling)
2009 KBS Drama Awards: Serial Drama Excellence Award – Actor (Empress Chun Chu)
2004 MBC Drama Award: Excellence Award, Actor (Ballad of Han River)
1999 SBS Drama Award: Top 10 Stars; Excellence Award, Actor
1998 SBS Drama Award: New Star Award
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1251sangjhoon Says:
July 15th, 2014 at 12:21 pm
@michelle yeyy keep it up girl! i'll be in tow coz i can sing Korean songs hahaha modesty aside! let's go to taiwan n join jim lin copycat's ok? hehehe
me too i wish i had JW's pretty face! a sweet face at that!
#1250 fren i just remember, it's Barry M's Can't Smile W.out You, i found one online i'll d/load after this! oh it's reminiscence of that prposal scene!
1252sangjhoon Says:
July 15th, 2014 at 12:27 pm
@michelle hahaha i just noticed u said DJ signing off now LOL u r super funny fren! no worries i got it already but Grease? i can't recall, is it significant to JW/ES or the girls were just blabbering?
ok your no. 1 fan is signing off too as it's almost time to RR…ng hahaha
i'm listening now to our KSH radio program! his voice is beautiful too! isn't there anything that we don't like about him? tell me about it! 🙂
chom chom ms copycat singer! hahaha
1253sangjhoon Says:
July 15th, 2014 at 2:37 pm
@michelle i just finished RR 82 woah fake ruby made ma laugh a lot tonight, i'll tell u after u watched it!
chom chom
1254Michelle Says:
July 15th, 2014 at 11:02 pm
@sangjhoon. Yeah, its so easy to fish her out. Fake Runa has finally done justice. Look at her family's reaction … hahahaha!!! GM, the father and the mother and they suddenly stopped and were stunned by her dream!
She appeared really really stupid woman in this scene. Good for her. The higher she climbs, the greater her fall!
1255Michelle Says:
July 15th, 2014 at 11:12 pm
@sangjhoon. #1252. Sorry fren, the Grease was played at the cafe if I am not wrong, near SRD home. I remembered that vaguely. As for the proposal, I just played epi 38, there wasnt any music at all.
1256sangjhoon Says:
July 16th, 2014 at 6:04 am
@michelle #1254 GM to you i didnt realize u had a msg here for me i meant msgs 🙂 yeah RR last nite was just hilarious in terms of FR being in politics, who are those guys wanting her to be assemblywoman? lol i know Fathinlaw 's facial reaction was whaaaaaaaaat? he must be thinking i thot u r crazy but now u r crazier hahahaha gosh the audacity of that FR is over the top! i hope GM won't allow her what's wrong w/him always yielding so far to her whims?
1257sangjhoon Says:
July 16th, 2014 at 6:07 am
@michelle #1255 really? i really thot can't smile w/o you was playing somewhere in espisodes ? n thot it was during the proposal scene! thnx fren for your tym n effort! i know i can rely on my twinkler expert buddy!! 🙂
1258sangjhoon Says:
July 16th, 2014 at 12:10 pm
@michelle GM/GE i know u didn't want to see him in HGD but woah he's already good in acting here, also just learned this was his debut in dramas? he's already a pro in his acting ability! impressive! just wanna share it w/you!
chom chom
1259sangjhoon Says:
July 17th, 2014 at 11:12 pm
@michelle hv u watched epi 84 yet? or r u too busy singing there? :)) you'd been absent, ES will give you 3 strikes now LOL
1260Michelle Says:
July 18th, 2014 at 1:01 am
@sangjhoon. I'm back now so ES, u can take back your 3 strikes!
I'm sure u enjoyed epi 84, just as most of us. Doesn't it make sense now the bb she miscarried was actually Insu's? Its not GM's. Fake Runa did this just right but why didnt she reveal the truth to GM and her mom?
This writer of this drama thinks we viewers are idiots. How could GM not realise that the bb wasnt his? Anyway, too much to comment.
Gd nite! chom chom!
1261sangjhoon Says:
July 18th, 2014 at 11:16 am
@michelle Good you're back ES will give you clemency hahaha
Oh yes i enjoyed ep 84 it wld seem like that, the bb may have been insu's, but yeah how cld GM not know or maybe bcoz….u know what i mean…FR in the interim seduced him too so he thot it was his 🙂 LOL i cld kick that fake Runa if i cld thru the comp screen, what's holding her to tell GM or her mom? that's what really annoyed me!
Indeed the writer of RR is playing with our intellect! hahaha
GM to u & GN fr here
chom chom fren – don't forget to sky gaze ok? 🙂
1262Michelle Says:
July 18th, 2014 at 7:23 pm
@sangjhoon. I'm done with epi 85. Go slap the real Ruby and her mom. They deserve to be losers.
1263sangjhoon Says:
July 19th, 2014 at 12:58 am
@michelle…..#1262 yes i wld do the same thing too gosh this real Ruby & her mom really annoyed me last nite watching! indeed….losers! it's really unrealistic already!
1264sangjhoon Says:
July 21st, 2014 at 12:57 am
@michelle how's it gg w/your singing? 🙂 u must give me a sample mp3 ok? hahaha i can't wait to hear so our KSH can broadcast on his radio program next time! keep practicing! fighting aja aja my twinkler buddy!
hv a nice nite there
chom chom jjal ja
1265Michelle Says:
July 21st, 2014 at 12:08 pm
@sangjhoon. On my way to work now. Didnt do my past-time activities at all. Its a new week today. Hope everythings fine and good for us. Chom ch
1266sangjhoon Says:
July 21st, 2014 at 2:16 pm
@michell OK LOL no past-time activities Yeah it's a new week so hope you hv a gud start of the week & i second that hope ev.things fine & good for us including our Kim suk hoon ssi!
chom chom for now fren
(i just fin epi 86, FR is getting crazier each epis, this of course doesnt surprise us anymore) \o/
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1267Michelle Says:
July 21st, 2014 at 3:53 pm
@sangjhoon. V shallow. Now its like slapstick drama. Watch only if u want to KSH
1268sangjhoon Says:
July 22nd, 2014 at 12:36 am
@michell#1267 hehehe rightfully so! i spoke w/another fren last nite & she herself wanted to slap real Ruby for suppressing the truth, blame it on….i'd rather not say it here! 🙂
chom chom gg now
1269sangjhoon Says:
July 22nd, 2014 at 3:14 pm
@michelle just fin RR oh my gosh it's one of those epis where you want to kick your comp screen! LOL
keep sky gazing ok?
Hope our Kim suk hoon is doing great & staying healthy!
chom chom for now fren
1270Michelle Says:
July 22nd, 2014 at 10:19 pm
@sangjhoon. I support FR since the real Ruby has no determination at all.
1271JJ Says:
July 22nd, 2014 at 11:50 pm
@michelle i just hated real ruby last nite woah she's just a puppet for her mom & FR; i don't have pity on real ruby anymore than i shld! yeah i agree, real ruby has no determination; and now the mother claims she's not the bio dtr but the FR? gimme a brk 🙂
1272sangjhoon Says:
July 23rd, 2014 at 1:09 am
@michelle LOL i got the wrong monicker there w/c i used on the other page that's also me 'JJ' on #1271 sorry to confuse you! hahaha 🙂
1273Michelle Says:
July 23rd, 2014 at 10:30 am
@sangjhoon. No confusion, fren. No change in writing style. I noticed that. 📝
1274sangjhoon Says:
July 23rd, 2014 at 2:49 pm
@michelle hahaha it's like the same writer with diff name! LOL
just fin RR i had to laugh in one of the scenes & i'll tell u why after you finished watching! 🙂
chom chom
1275Michelle Says:
July 23rd, 2014 at 10:46 pm
@sangjhoon. Let me guess. I luv this scene and I guess u think likewise.
Here it is: Our guy pulled his arm away from her and turned to the other side away from her, right? Wooah!! I love the director!!! (or maybe its our guy's genuine reaction, hohoho!!!) chom chom
1276sangjhoon Says:
July 24th, 2014 at 1:13 am
@michelle #1275 believe it or not when i saw that scene i thot of sharing it w/you right at that moment but i didnt wanna spoil your watching it, but yeah for once we luvd the direc last nite, pulling away fr her wldnt you if you were GM? hahaha good show, way to go GM! hahaha lol cld be ur right it must be his genuine reaction coz i think the actors are once in a while allowed to put in their own acting as in 'ad lib' if you will!
chom chom fren gg now
1277sangjhoon Says:
July 24th, 2014 at 6:49 am
@michelle pls chk your email coz i got a suggestion there awaiting you re that scene in RR hehehe i'm flexible though & i can always give in to a fren like you so no worries about that! hahaha the RR drama is almost finished nxt week right? I admire fath in law for being resourceful! how cld real Ruby covers for that wicked FR? grrrhhh
TTYL chom chom
1278sangjhoon Says:
July 24th, 2014 at 2:42 pm
@michelle – pls pay attn to RR epi 89 when u watch i hv a qstn for you re GM's mother!
chom chom fren
dont work too hard just take a moment to sky gaze like our KSH in TT
1279sangjhoon Says:
July 25th, 2014 at 11:04 am
@michelle….ummhh all's quiet in the waterfront! wake up wake up pretty rosebud! hehehe a few more hrs N RR again!
talk to u whenever….chom chom take it easy
1280Michelle Says:
July 25th, 2014 at 2:52 pm
@sangjhoon. So nice of u to keep the thread gg. Ur Twinkler fren been busy. Already hit second half 2014 need to make more money….
1281sangjhoon Says:
July 26th, 2014 at 12:23 am
@michelle thnx fren, i know u'd been bz so no worries, we'll man this ship so it doenst sink at all 🙂 only coz of Kim suk hoon ssi! we'll do anything for him, he's well worth our while! just don't get tired of my blabbering here! 🙂 my Twinkler buddy/fren! ok make more money coz this yr is slipping by ever so quickly before our very eyes!
have a happy w/end & sleep tight now, just remember to take a brk & relax, staying healthy is paramount! 🙂
1282sangjhoon Says:
July 26th, 2014 at 12:25 am
To our dear Kim suk hoon ssi: Wishing you here a happy weekend & a relaxing one! Stay healthy & please make another drama! Bogoshipo, we miss you and my friend Michelle here have seen your Twinkle or Banjjak Banjjak drama for i think 12th time now & just hope our dvds won't get worn out doing that so we need to see another drama from you! Take care!
From your loyal fans: Michelle & Sangjhoon
1283Michelle Says:
July 26th, 2014 at 4:30 pm
@sangjhoon. Long weekend here for us. Its Hari Raya Puasa – Muslim's New Year on Monday. Fortunately I found the peeled chestnuts on the supermarket shelf just now. Been waiting for it for sometime.
Check my email and read the earlier email first. I sent you two.
Now watching epi 89 and maybe can find ans to your curiosity.
1284sangjhoon Says:
July 26th, 2014 at 11:28 pm
@michelle GM/GE — yeyy gud for u fren long w/end & also for finding the chestnuts…i saw the pix woah luvd it looked yummy, i'll be there to taste ur cooking gimme a few hrs ok? LOL in my case i hv to wait till around nov to get the good/large chnuts!
thnx for sharing the pix of your cooking prowess! don't eat too much ok save some for Kim suk hoon or Editor Song when he comes around your area! 🙂
ok hope u notice the epi i was talking about
enjoy your long w/end fren – for me TT marathon this w/end
1285sangjhoon Says:
July 28th, 2014 at 10:12 am
@michelle GM to u i'm watching TT epi 10 CPR scene plus when JW got drunk in mon mom's place n spent her night there LOL she kept repeating like a brkn rec why he placed his mouth onto hers that nxt tym ES shld just leave him alone, to die! ES seems pitying her from his facial expression, his action speaks louder than words! great actor!
chom chom for now n i'll cont watching 🙂
1286sangjhoon Says:
July 29th, 2014 at 12:28 am
@michelle r u very busy & tires my fren? KSH/ES miss you! it's just a click away, he'll give you 4 strikes if you're lagging!
g/nite to you & our KSH ssi! let's hope he's having a great/happy time beginning of week!
chom chom
1287Michelle Says:
July 30th, 2014 at 12:32 pm
@sangjhoon. Sorry about that, Twinkler and ES! My internet went into coma for the past 24 hrs after a big thunderstorm. Lived like a jungle woman yesterday – no lights, no fan, no TV, no PC, no music. Totally cut-off from the world. No watasapp, no facebook, etc and mobile was running low in battery.
Life is back to normal again, today, and internet is working. Heehee!
1288sangjhoon Says:
July 30th, 2014 at 3:10 pm
@michelle i really missed u twinkler fren! oh noooooooooo i'm sorry to hear that you were shunned from the outside world 24 hrs LOL like a jungle woman u r so funny! Glad you're back to normal yeyyyy
ES will forgive you & will waive the 3 strikes w/c almost got upgraded to 4 hahaha!
I just finished watching the finale of RR so we'll talk about it after you're finished watching tmrw ok?
meantime it's slumber time & chom chom jjal ja from me to you & our great Mr Perfect Sukhoon ssi!
1289Michelle Says:
July 30th, 2014 at 11:58 pm
@sangjhoon. Thank goodness, RR has ended finally! I'm done but without any excitement.
1290sangjhoon Says:
July 31st, 2014 at 5:33 am
@michelle one consolation though is our guy won best actor for his performance ast Gyeongmin ssi! also that he did not leave JM group! i can't believe i stayed on thru 93 epis, only bcoz of Kim sukhoon ssi! he's worth our time in any of his dramas!
1291Michelle Says:
July 31st, 2014 at 11:46 am
@sangjhoon. I wonder how long it takes for this drama but it really appears to be a rush job. Is that the finale? Fortunately they have KSH as the life-saver or drama-saver. KSH truly deserves nothing less than the best actor award!
chom chom!
1292sangjhoon Says:
July 31st, 2014 at 2:12 pm
@michelle @1291 it may hv taken them a few months n grueling hours with many takes i'm sure! i was thinking also that it ended at 93 why didn't they do 95 at least? LOL with kdramas a lot of them hv rushed endings! look at TT i still feel it was rushed too! the last epi of TT shld've more of ES/JW after the wedding instead they had those fillers such as the brod tending to his baby; the staff mtg, those shld've been canned n just give the two leads more air time! well it's a good thing both of us were not sitting on that director's chair hahaha! i cldnt agree w/u any better than that…our guy is the life-saver & truly deserves the best actor award! he's awesome what can we say?
chom chom fren
1293sangjhoon Says:
August 2nd, 2014 at 12:26 am
To our Kim sukhoon: Have a nice evening & a great weekend! We always look forward to seeing you in a new drama! I always enjoy listening to your CBS radio program everyday! It's always very inspiring hearing you on the radio with all the beautiful music you've been playing for us! aja aja
1294sangjhoon Says:
August 2nd, 2014 at 12:26 am
@Michelle have a great evening & w/end! keep practicing your singing who knows one day you'll be one of the guests in his radio prog :)))
chom chom
1295sangjhoon Says:
August 9th, 2014 at 12:19 am
are the twinklers off? 🙂
happy w/end to michell & kim suk hoon ssi and admin here!
1296sangjhoon Says:
August 13th, 2014 at 1:59 pm
@michelle why hv u been AWOL or maybe MIA as in missing in action for a while now? ES will give u 3 strikes 🙂 what hv u been watching that u never come to visit here these days? 🙁 don't let the ship sink now ok? i can't man this ship w/o you coz the passengers (here) might get tired of my blabbering! 🙂
1297sangjhoon Says:
August 14th, 2014 at 11:47 pm
To Kim suk hoon ssi: just finished watching you in Empress Chun chu & you were once again amazing as Kim chi yang!
1298Michelle Says:
September 1st, 2014 at 2:17 pm
@sangjhoon. Hi, just a quick chat and peek into whats happening here. Catch up when I have more time. Chom chom
1299sangjhoon Says:
September 4th, 2014 at 8:30 am
@michelle, welcome baaaaaaaaaaaack twinkler fren! nice to c u here again! OK i'll see u then when u hve more time no worries! not much happening here except our KSH went on a 1 week's vacation & back now! chom chom
1300sangjhoon Says:
December 24th, 2014 at 11:54 pm
To KIMSUKHOON ssi MERRY CHRISTMAS & HAPPY NEW YEAR TO YOU & yours!!!
To Admin: Merry Christmas to you all & Happy New Year! Thank you for allowing us to express ourselves & share anything & everything for our Korean actors/actresses!
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The reasons for this conclusion are many. The race between Intel and AMD for the megahertz crown, the increased spends for Y2k, the growing requirements of Windows and other application software and the explosion in home purchases to access the
McKinsey argues that growth will slow down because fewer software upgrades will happen in the next five years, PC penetration in homes is nearing saturation and penetration at the workplace would reach its ceiling by 2003.
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CANEY CREEK (Fannin County). Caney Creek rises a half mile north of Whitewright in west central Fannin County (at 33°33' N, 96°24' W) and runs northeast for 22½ miles to its mouth on the Red River, a mile west of Mulberry and within a mile of the city limits of Savoy (at 33°43' N, 96°19' W). The stream is intermittent in its upper reaches. It traverses flat to rolling terrain surfaced by clays and sandy loams that support oak, juniper, mesquite, and grasses. For most of the county's history the Caney Creek area has been used as crop and range land.
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There are more in the kitchen, and more in the garage.
The piece de haberdashery, a fox fur Cossack number, sits on a couch upstairs guarded by two stuffed rabbits. ``I`m going to give this one to the woman I fall in love with,`` Fitzwater says, cradling it fondly. ``This is an incredibly sexy hat.``
When he is not sparring with the White House press corps at his daily briefings, the puckish and unassuming spokesman for President Bush is known for five things: his love of hats, his taste for cigars, his up-and-down weight, his unabashed napping and, as Brit Hume, the ABC News White House correspondent, puts it, ``the continuing saga of Marlin Fitzwater, eligible bachelor.``
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JACKSON, TN--(Marketwire - December 9, 2010) - As the holidays approach, Portfolio Recovery Associates, Inc. (NASDAQ: PRAA) is pleased to announce its local operations center has given more than $31,000 throughout the year to support a number of regional charitable organizations.
The Tennessee Regional Office of Portfolio Recovery Associates (PRA) donated more than $31,000 to local organizations throughout 2010, including a $20,000 donation to United Way of West Tennessee and a $3,000 contribution to the Jackson Symphony Orchestra. Additionally, employees volunteered 250 hours at the St. Jude's Radiothon and provided 226 pints of blood for the Lifeline Blood Services.
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Remaining philanthropic efforts for 2010 include a separate food donation to the Carl Perkins Center in Jackson and participating in Jackson-Madison County Habitat for Humanity endeavors.
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For the fourth consecutive year, Portfolio Recovery Associates has been named to the Forbes "100 Best Small Companies in America" annual rankings list, as announced in the Nov. 8, 2010, edition of the business magazine. PRA is ranked 56 among the top 100 small businesses listed.
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Cornmeal gives the coating great texture and crunch. Any firm white-fleshed fish can be substituted for the tilapia; we like cod, catfish, or haddock.Source: Everyday Food, March 2009
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Slicing fillets lengthwise then crosswise into same-size strips allows the fish sticks to cook evenly.
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ryanne8 OCT, 2011The 250 deg oven is not for baking, it's for keeping the fish sticks warm AFTER you've fried them in a skillet for 6-7 minutes.Reply
zoewolverine26 JUN, 2011250 degrees for 4-6 minutes? That has GOT to be a typo. For me, 250 degrees for 6 minutes resulted in warm, raw fish. I left it in for another 5...not much change... then turned it up to 350 degrees for another 5 minutes... then turned it up to 400 degrees for a final 5 minutes.Reply
Iallen14 NOV, 2009I love this recipe. We Also use it with salmon instead of tilapia!! Wonderful!!Reply
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Battersea Power Station, dormant and derelict for nearly 50 years is undergoing revitalisation as the centrepiece of one of the city's largest and most dramatic residential and mixed-use projects.
Battersea Power Station, an iconic London landmark on the banks of the River Thames is the focus of the city's largest and most dramatic redevelopment project. Occupying a 16 ha site the project will see the creation of over 3,000 new dwellings and 335,000 sq m of retail, leisure hotel and office space over a 15 year period, at an estimated cost of £8 billion.
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1938 BMW 325 Review - When Auto experts talk about the first BMW with all-wheel drive, they talk known 3 in 1985 rule over the originally and later a BMW 325iX as BMW 325i 4WD have marketed. This classification, however, isn't entirely accurate because the really first all-wheel drive BMW walked past at the start and that several decades with a very similar name, namely as a BMW 325 built this vehicle, which certainly could be called with much goodwill and slight wink precursor to modern SUV convertibles, between 1938 and 1940.
An old catalogue from the BMW archive tells us many details about the BMW 325, which could not only propel its four wheels, but also all draw.
Just like modern BMW with integral Active Steering has also the 325 from 1938 on an all-wheel steering, the control was at that time still clearly simple and should provide a smaller turning circle in the first place. Straight-line stability at high speeds you had to not think at that time already therefore, because the BMW 325 could achieve only a top speed of 80 km/h.
BMW 325 All-Wheel Drive Vehicle in The Service of The WehrmachtThere is another parallel to many modern BMW and vehicles such as the supposed 325iX 4WD pioneer under the hood, because even the 325 from 1938 is powered by a six-cylinder. From 2.0 liters of displacement, 50 PS were used at that time, what sounds pretty manageable from today's perspective - not only in terms of liters capacity.
By Efficient Dynamics could truly be at that time not the speech that neither dynamic nor efficiency offered the 325 in comparison to the 325iX. On the road of 4WD then catalogue should consume 17 liters, in the terrain was more likely to count 25 liters per 100 kilometers.
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I made my own starter for GF Amish Friendship Bread this evening. Back in high school my friends and I were obsessed with Amish bread. We'd swap bags, dream up decadent variations, constantly ask, "What day are you on?!" then spend a week and a half dying of anticipation before gorging ourselves on the rustic, cake-like treat that is Amish bread. It's incredibly simple to make--the waiting is the hardest part!
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This little guy has to ferment ten days before the action even starts; then ten more days of bag-kneading, yeast-feeding, delicious suspense.
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Starter ingredients:
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Dissolve yeast in warm water in glass or plastic bowl. With a non-metal spoon stir in the rest of the ingredients and beat till smooth. Pour into a 1 gallon ziploc bag. Put somewhere warm and out of the way, then let ferment for TEN DAYS. DO NOT REFRIGERATE!
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The Spa Valley Railway is delighted to announce the visit of Andy Booths historic A-Class locomotive to our railway. At over 120yrs old the engine is still going strong and the visit to the Spa Valley Railway will be the first time this engine has ever been in the South of England. Built in 1896 and outshopped from Horwich Works as Lancashire & Yorkshire No. 1300 the locomotive comes to us for our busy Summer period.
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Data profile of Lancashire & Yorkshire Locomotive No. 52322
• Wheel diameter: 5' 1"
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• Loco weight: 42 long tons 11 cwt
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