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Readers of Esquire's December print issue will be able digitally save images, view videos and purchase items via a new interactive app, Netpage. Netpage's CEO Paul Morris joins digits to discuss. Photo Courtesy: Netpage.
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on Friday, February, 07, 2003 8:59 AM
Here we go. This might help us wander away from the UK topic.
I don't watch too many comedy shows. I love the Drew Carey show, that's about the only new comedy here in America I can think of that I watch. I've always loved the Munsters show. What I like about it is it's clean humor and its funny. Lately I've been getting into Sanford and Son. I've noticed alot of the older comedy shows had much more originality than alot of todays new age comedy you see on tv. I swear the networks seem to roll out some new "sitcom" each month over here.
I haven't seen too many British comedys. I have seen Montey Pythons Search for the Holey Grail and die laughing every time. NE!
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I don't watch many sitcoms anymore. I'm more into cartoons and stuff. I like watching the stuff on Cartoon Network's Adult Swim. I also like watching Courage the Cowardly Dog, Ed Edd and Eddy, Invader Zim, Spongebob, and various anime shows.
One of my favorite comedy shows of all time is Mystery Science Theater 3000 (MST3K). With Mike or Joel, it's still funny. As for British comedies, my favorite of all time is Red Dwarf. I love the show. Just too bad they didn't finish out the series. I would love to see series 8 and can't wait for the RD movie to come out.
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Ahh... almost didn't notice this thread.
I guess I'll move my reply here that was made to Shorty's comment about America making the best TV comedy. I guess I'll pluck it off from there.
There is an unfortunate and undeniable fact about American T.V., comedy and otherwise. Each and every show is made to obtain as large an audience as possible, scoop the largest possible cross-section of all viewers to watch it. Now, that's not accomplished by leaving most viewers at the door by making it too attractive to any certain group, so American T.V. is more base and homogenized and bland. This is not the case with British shows. They don't even attempt to make shows like that for a couple reasons. Number one, since America is already belching out those kinds of shows by the ton, so it's already a saturated target. Secondly, because they see neglected audiences minority in tastes that American producers volunteerily ignore as being too exclusive. So, when looking at Brit-Coms, you see shows that zero in on more specific kinds of people. Red Dwarf pegs the sci-fi crowd. As Time goes By, older viewers. Black Adder, history buffs. American producers don't have the guts to abandon any larger/less complicated crowd in preference of pleasing any smaller one extra well. So, with American shows, yes I agree they might make more people laugh 'some', but Brit-coms will make a slightly smaller more-well-targeted crowd bust a gut laughing. Not to mention the fact that Brits humor is more daring, less afraid of political correctness taboos, and just plain more intelligent. Everyone is different, and if you care to look hard enough, you'll not only find a Brit-com that suits your personal taste, but you'll then realize it's the funniest show you've ever seen and wondered why you settled for American's bland idea of "laughter for the masses".
So basicly, I guess my point is that NO joke can make EVERYONE laugh, but for some reason most American comedies still can't help but give it their best shot instead of the Brit-com's strategy of aiming jokes more at those who'll really like 'em best.
I'm as proud to be an American as the next guy, but I'm not going to let pride delude me into believing we're better at something that we're just not. And with comedies, we're just not better than the Brits, and I don't feel any less American to admit it.where to buy abortion pill abortion types buy abortion pill online
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on Saturday, February, 08, 2003 4:55 AM
Unfortunatly I think the brit-coms are edging towards what you just describred for the american comedys jedi. You mentioned coupling earlier, that is perfect evidence of generic and bland sit-coms that go no-where. But once in a while you get some realy classy, well done ones like friends and fraiser- they are sooooooo successful now, in like the 9th seasons-plus they're funny. But i think americans have done best in their 'mature' cartoons like the simpson and futurama, futurama has definatley got the best humour in a program than nearly any other show i've seen.
I was watching one of the infamous Only fools and horses episodes last night, and I think it was evidence that britons have an aquired sense of humour. I'm glad you guys like our humour, I have to say, Americans really do well in the movies, I think you guys push the envelope as much in film as we do in comedy, if not more. ooopps sorry sketch i re-entered the uk topic-can't help it its so tempting.
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on Saturday, February, 08, 2003 11:04 AM
Yea, you're right that there is some cruddy brit-coms and fantastic American comedy too, and I didn't mean to suggest that they didn't exist. I'm just pointing out the rule, not the exception. And you're also right. The worst thing that ever happend to Brit-coms is the point in which they were made KNOWING they'd be shown in America. That's what we all mean by they were better back then, because the prospect of coming to America was bleak, but now Brit-com creators are already falling into the same trap as American producers. But, I suppose even British producers are still better at playing to that unfortunate goal than American ones.
Oh, and just because shows run a long time in America does NOT mean they're good. Are you saying "Saved by the Bell" and "Family Matters" was good too?
But anyway, sometimes being an American viewer can make one feel like nothing more than cattle.
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That's ok Folism.
I just tried to help separate the comedy topic before it took over the Who else is in the UK topic.
It's fine bringing up UK, USA, etc, comedy topic here.
I watched Saved by the Bell and never really got into it. It was always boring to me. Never got into Friends either. I have been getting into Futurama lately now that's on Cartoon Network. I liked Family Matters when I was younger, but the show got old after a while. Seems some shows start out good and just age and get sour after a while.
I love courage! Both the drawing style and the all out creepy/crazyness it involves!
*Sketch brings out giant green mask*
The show is just saturated with cartoonish humor!
I love the Doc! He could have his own show!
Man, I'm already crackin up just thinking of the show...
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I don't get the cartoon network, so I'm out of sync with the newer stuff. I think Futurama is pretty good, but not quite up with the Simpsons yet. It definately has the formula to be a Simpsons someday though. Mind you, even the Simpsons wasn't really as good as Futurama at it's same age. I loved that one when Bender turned fat human then died. "That wasn't him hooting... it was just gas escaping his flab, see?" *Phoooo.. Weeeeee pooooooooo* That was hilarious. You know, I loved Family Guy, but I don't think it's on anymore. I like Dexter's Laboratory too.
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Nicholas Shaw of Thibodaux is one of nearly a dozen pedestrians struck and killed since the beginning of 2012 along state highways in Terrebonne and Lafourche parishes.
Nicholas Shaw of Thibodaux is one of nearly a dozen pedestrians struck and killed since the beginning of 2012 along state highways in Terrebonne and Lafourche parishes.
And while officials say new sidewalks might help improve safety, no one is touting it as a panacea.
"If a sidewalk was there or not, Nicholas would have been hit," his brother Jerome Shaw, 39, said. "He was on the shoulder, almost on the grass. I'm not sure if it would have made a difference."
Shaw said the problem lies with distracted drivers.
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Since then, two other pedestrians were struck and killed along local highways.
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In the last 50 years the system of publishers' advances has supported writers such as Ian McEwan, Angela Carter, JM Coetzee, Joan Didion, Milan Kundera, Don DeLillo, Salman Rushdie, Norman Mailer, Philip Roth, Anita Shreve, Graham Greene, Muriel Spark and John Fowles. Authors do not live on royalties alone. To ask whether International Man Booker prizewinner Philip Roth could have written 24 novels and the award-winning American trilogy without advances is like asking if Michelangelo could have painted the Sistine Chapel without the patronage of Pope Julius II. The economic framework that supports artists is as important as the art itself; if you remove one from the other then things fall apart.Well. You know, I really don't give a damn about the death of the author. I've read one or two books by most of the people listed above. I may get to one or two more before I die, but I'm not fretting about the possibility of missing them. I certainly would never sink the rest of my reading life into reading all of the books of any of them. For one thing, most of the ones I've read are not all that good, and for another thing, for most novelists, when you've read one of their novels you've really read them all. After a couple hundred pages of prose, pretty much everyone takes to repeating himself. I don't know who the people are who "keep up" with the modern novel, but they must read thousands of pages of fiction per week. This doesn't strike me as a hunger for literature so much as a hunger for sedation.
We are now supposed to view with horror the fact that the system that sustained these writers, and kept them producing novel after novel after novel, is decaying. I really can't work up much. The novelist does not strike me as a major kind of artist, and the novelist is the only sort literary person that this system supported anyway.
And did this system ever work so splendidly, keeping the good writers in steady work? All my life I've known "failed novelists," people working along, isolated and increasingly desperate, who couldn't "get their novels published," and who took this to be the failure, not just of their books, but of their lives. I would guess that number of these men and women were novelists every bit as good as Morrison's list of makers. No one ever read their books, or ever will. Were they well-served by this system? Was it kind and humane to dangle the lure of professional authorship in front of these people? Everyone knew that novels were the only real literary form. And everybody knew that if you weren't published, you were nobody, and your stuff wasn't worth reading.
To my way of thinking, mainstream publishing was never good for writers. It never employed even a sizable fraction of the good ones. It promoted an idea of the "author" – meaning always and only, someone who writes a new novel every year or two for decades – that is limited and deadening. And it was incredibly centralized: the whole system orbited around a close, interlinked coterie of the graduates of a few universities, who had moved on (or, usually, back) to live one of the three capitals of literary English. They might adopt mascots from other places, exotics from the lower classes or from poor countries far away, but the power of selection remained firmly in their hands.
I'm not going to mourn that system. And I'm not going to miss the professionalization of writing, which is a much more recent development than Mr Morrison seems to realize. No, Shakespeare did not make a living wage from the publishing business. He made his money from producing plays, which he happened to write the scripts for. His "published" works, during his lifetime, were all pirated editions. He never made a penny from them. He thrived in an environment that was much more like the coming internet age that Morrison fears: an age in which intellectual property barely existed, and brought no income to anybody. He was not a professional writer; he was a professional producer. Like most of the best writers, he did a lot things, and did them very well. No one gave him purses of gold so that he could stop everything to brood and "focus on his writing." He had plays to put on, properties to furbish, rehearsals to oversee. He had a life. That's why he had something to write about.
I do share one of Morrison's concerns. How will writers find leisure to write? But this is part of something larger: and it's not a literary issue, it's a labor issue. How will painters find time to paint? How will dancers find time to dance? How will anyone find leisure to do the things that make life worth living?
But this has nothing to do with the breakdown of the "professional author" system, which never employed more than a small fraction of literary writers. It has to do with wages dropping to levels at which one has to work most of one's waking hours just to sustain oneself. Having to work twenty hours a week at some crummy job never kept anyone from writing a great book or painting great paintings. But having to work fifty or sixty hours a week, or being unable to find any work, certainly will. That's the real disaster for the arts, and for all of us. In the Thatcher-and-Reagan world, we 99 percenters are either frantically busy or anxiously poor: swollen with economic desire or paralyzed by economic fear. That is something to worry about.
The fact that the dissemination of writing has become so cheap as to make it nearly free, that the classics are readily available, that the wealth of the literary world stands open to anyone who can afford an internet connection, is the most wonderful thing that has happened in my lifetime. It is a great good thing, and while I'm not surprised that the people who stood to profit by literary scarcity are complaining about it, I'm not about to join them. Today I will read some marvelous poems that a friend who lives off in the sticks of Kent sent me, and continue to review the manuscript of a terrific book on massage that another friend in Texas is preparing for publication. I wouldn't even know these people, if not for the internet. I would most likely never have seen the work of either of them, under the old dispensation. I'm willing to take the risk, in return, that I might miss Don DeLillo's 16th novel. I'll even forgo the $50,000 advance that Random House was poised to offer me to continue writing this blog.


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NEW LONDON, Conn. - Craig Johnson and Al Sowers combined for 59 of Coast Guards 65 points and the Bears used a 19-0 second half run en route to a 65-55 win over MIT in a New England Women's and Men's Athletic Conference (NEWMAC) game. Johnson, who scored 32 points for the second straight game, scored the Bears first 10 points and had 16 at halftime. He also led Coast Guard with 11 rebounds.
MIT (13-5, 5-2), which had its four-game win streak snapped, used an 8-0 run in the first half to take a 22-15 lead with 8:57 left before the Bears rallied to tie the game at 30-30. Bradley Gampel hit a three-pointer, his only hoop of the game, for MIT in the closing seconds of the first half as the Engineers led 33-30 at the break. MIT hit seven of 12 from three-point range in the first half.
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Mike DAuria, who led MIT with 19 points, made two of three free throws with 3:58 left to end the Bears 19-0 run.
Danny Kanamori hit a three-pointer with 2:25 left to make the score 59-50, the first MIT field goal since Kanamori's trey with 12:28 left in the game.
Jimmy Bartolotta had 11 points while Kanamori finished with 10 points for MIT.
Dan Sheppard had 10 rebounds for Coast Guard which won its third straight and avenged a 75-54 loss to MIT on January 5th.
Coast Guard which leads all Divisions (I, II and III) nationally in rebounding margin (+13.5) out-rebounded the Engineers 37-21.


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A single point in voter preferences separates President Bush and Sen. John Kerry, putting the keys to the 2004 election in the hands of last-minute moveable voters, get-out-the-vote drives on the ground and the vagaries of the electoral college.
Bush has 49 percent support from likely voters, Kerry 48 percent, with 2 percent undecided and 1 percent for Ralph Nader. Results are steady whether based on a three-, four- or five-day average of interviews; indeed they're within a point of the average, 49 percent to 47 percent, across a full month of daily tracking polls by ABC News.
Within this virtual dead heat are signs of hope and despair for both sides. Kerry's ahead, 51 percent to 44 percent, among independents, one of the two swing groups that have gone with the winner in the past six elections; and it's 49 percent to 47 percent among the other, white Catholics.
|Sampling, data collection and tabulation for this poll were done by TNS.
But Kerry's also relying heavily on young and first-time voters, two groups whose attention is less focused and whose turnout is less certain; if they don't show up, he's in trouble. Bush does better among repeat voters, and he's six points stronger in his base, winning 91 percent of Republicans compared with Kerry's 85 percent of Democrats.
Moveable voters, the 7 percent who're undecided or say they may yet change their minds, break 43 percent to 33 percent in Kerry's direction. The number of moveables has dropped by half, from 14 percent, since the start of tracking. People who are still moveable at this late stage are very much a wildcard -- again, if they turn out.
Union pull may also matter. Voters from union households make up a smaller-than-usual share of the electorate in this poll; in a high-turnout contest overall, the union share may drop as a percentage of the total. But a higher-than-anticipated union turnout helped Al Gore in 2000, and could help Kerry tomorrow; he's winning union-household voters by 61 percent to 35 percent, very similar to Gore's margin four years ago.
New Voters
|First-Time Voters
|Repeat Voters
Attention to the race is vast: Ninety percent of registered voters are following it, and 59 percent are following it "very closely." That's 15 points higher than just before the 2000 election -- an additional 25 million people closely tuned in.
Americans also are five points more likely this year to say they're registered to vote -- small in percentage terms, but representing perhaps 10 million new registrants. A key question, again, is how many new registrants close the deal and actually vote.
Attention to the race raises some questions for Kerry. Moveable, first-time and young voters are all comparatively lower-interest groups -- and less engagement may dampen their turnout. Moveables are 21 points less likely to be following the race very closely than those who've definitely made up their minds; young voters, 14 points less likely than their elders; and first-time voters, 13 points less likely than repeat voters.
Following the Race 'Very Closely'
|Age 18-29
|Age 30+
|First-Time Voters
|Repeat Voters
Early Voters
Election Day turnout is also key for Kerry because Bush has a slight edge among people who've already voted. Fifteen percent of "likely" voters in fact say they've already cast their ballots, dividing 53 percent to 45 percent Bush-Kerry. That compares with a dead-even 48 percent to 48 percent race among the rest.
As noted in previous reports, early voters are twice as likely to be retirement age, and they include a disproportionate number of Westerners and slightly more Republicans.
The contest is not just close, it's rich with compelling and competing issues that sharply divide the electorate. The campaign ends with an evenly matched triad of most-important issues: Twenty-two percent of likely voters say it's the war in Iraq, 21 percent the economy and 20 percent terrorism.
Despite his best effort, Bush has been unable to keep terrorism higher on the list; it peaked at 28 percent in early September, after his convention. But neither could Kerry keep the economy paramount; it peaked as the top concern at 31 percent in late August.
These priorities matter: Bush clearly would benefit if terrorism were as high in importance today as it was in early September; among those who call it the most important issue, 90 percent support him. And Kerry would gain if the economy or Iraq were higher; he wins about two-thirds of likely voters who cite either of those as their top issue.
Kerry also has sizable leads among voters who say health care or education matters most to them. But another group -- those who cite some other main concern -- has grown through the fall campaign, from 9 percent of likely voters to 21 percent today. And these "other issue" voters favor Bush by nearly 2-1, 62 percent to 33 percent.
While they cite a range of concerns, many "other issue" voters mention the candidates' personal attributes, or a religious or moral issue. Compared with other likely voters, they're 15 points more apt to be conservatives, nine points more apt to be Republicans and seven points more apt to be evangelical white Protestants, all core Bush groups.
Finally on the issues, among all likely voters -- not just those who cite a single top issue -- Bush leads in trust to handle terrorism by 52 percent to 40 percent; that's tightened from a peak 59 percent to 34 percent Bush advantage in early September. Bush also leads by 50 percent to 41 percent among all likely voters in trust to handle the situation in Iraq, while on the economy it's a closer division; 48 percent prefer Kerry, 45 percent Bush.
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Gender Gap
The gender gap is back, but it's not quite as broad as it was in 2000. Men favor Bush by 10 points, 53 percent to 43 percent, while women favor Kerry by seven points, 52 percent to 45 percent. In 2000, it was Bush +11 among men, Gore +11 among women.
One difference this year is greater interplay with marriage, apparently linked to higher concern about terrorism among married couples. Twenty-three percent of marrieds, men and women alike, cite terrorism as the No. 1 issue in their vote; that slips to 15 percent among singles.
Traditionally, married men are a strong Republican group; single women, core Democrats. In 2000 their opposites -- single men and married women -- divided evenly between Gore and Bush. This year, instead, Bush is winning married women by 53 percent to 44 percent, while Kerry is winning single men, by 56 percent to 41 percent.
Other groups are dividing among customary lines. Kerry leads by 86 percent to 10 percent among blacks, one of the core Democratic groups, and by 63 percent to 36 percent among Hispanics. Evangelical white Protestants, core Republicans, split 76 percent to 22 percent for Bush.
As noted, Bush is doing better in his base, with 91 percent support from Republicans, and pulling 13 percent of Democrats from Kerry; Kerry gets 8 percent of Republicans. Poaching from the other side may be somewhat easier for Bush because there are three times as many conservative Democrats as there are liberal Republicans.
It's not solely about partisanship -- a key difference between now and 2000 is that Kerry leads among independents in this poll, while in 2000 they split 47 percent to 45 percent, Bush-Gore. But the partisan makeup of tomorrow's electorate still is likely to be a critical factor. Democrats outnumbered Republicans by three or four points in each of the last four presidential elections, and the ratio translates directly to votes.
Whatever the result, this close election -- like the last -- could well be a sign of things to come. ABC News polls over the last 23 years have shown a gradual but unmistakable closing of the partisan gap; among all Americans, where there once were steadily more Democrats than Republicans in this country, there are now about equal numbers of both. That could be reflected in Election Day turnout; in any case, the slow trend suggests a close division in partisanship -- and thus in national elections -- for years to come.
Finally, the election promises to be historic in any number of ways, but here are two: No president since Harry Truman with a job approval rating under 50 percent the summer before the election has been re-elected; Bush was at 47 percent in June, and right on the bubble, 50 percent, in a tracking result two weeks ago.
At the same time, no incumbent running for re-election since 1956 has lost when consumer confidence was above its long-term average; and confidence today, while hardly brimming, is above average.
Therefore this either will mark the first time since Truman that a less-than-popular president has been re-elected; or the first time since Eisenhower that an incumbent's been thrown out when consumer confidence was better than usual. No such precedent is predictive -- and one of these will not survive the 2004 election.
This poll was conducted by telephone Oct. 28-31 among a random national sample of 4,009 adults, including 3,511 registered voters and 2,904 likely voters. The results have a two-point error margin for the likely voter sample. Sampling, data collection and tabulation was done by TNS of Horsham, Pa.
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Mission X - Train like an astronaut
'Mission X – Training like an Astronaut' is a worldwide educational initiative supported by ESA and the national space agencies of Austria, Belgium, Colombia, Czech Republic, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the Netherlands, Spain, UK and USA to encourage healthy and active lifestyles among children.
Teams of primary school students (8-12 years old) will learn principles of healthy eating and exercise, compete for points by finishing training modules, and get excited about the world's future in space and the educational possibilities for their own future.
Students will practice scientific reasoning and teamwork while participating in hands-on training missions targeting strength, endurance, coordination, balance, spatial awareness, and more.
The lessons and activities will be linked to curriculum science and gymnastic with a clear focus on health and nutrition which is part of worldwide curricula.
Everyone is invited to get involved in the 'Mission X' challenge. The pilot project has been limited to 9 participating countries for January 2011, and more have joined as observers to support the effort. But even if your school or country is not officially involved yet, all the project content is made available for use in your class or community. Please visit the website www.trainlikeanastronaut.org
'Mission X – Train like an Astronaut' is a rare opportunity for international partners to work together on outreach, inspiring kids worldwide with an international vision for space exploration as well as addressing the global health issues of fitness and nutrition.


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I also posed an idea for them to think about: in going from origin to table, the less steps in food processing it takes, the healthier the food is. We compared an apple, a potato, a bag of trail mix, and a Lunchable. Just in attempting to read the ingredients on the Lunchable box was enough to convince us that some of those chemicals listed should not be ingested! We figured it took lots and lots of step to bring the Lunchable to the table. In contrast, the apple simply was planted from seed, grown, picked, washed, and eaten!
The second day of the lesson we started with a discussion of how we engage our senses to start the process of digestion even before we take the first bite. Not only is this important physiologically, but it brings the whole human into the realm of the lesson (the core values of food also brings this holistic approach). Then I drew the anatomy of the human as I talked about the path of the food.
Day Three
On this day, I traced for children the path of the food using a schematic diagram of the digestive tract I drew on the board, and talked about what was happening to the food as it passed through the different parts. As a visual aid, I put some crushed crackers in a sandwich bag to show how the food looks in the mouth, then I added some water and flour to show how it looks as a bolus, then chyme, then took some water out to show undigested matter.
Day Four
For their main lesson book, I had them copy this table to show the functions of each part and organ. This tabular form helped to recap the lecture from the day before. The colored bars represent the five processes: motility, digestion, secretion, absorption, and elimination.
Day Five
On the last day, I emphasized some important points. I also brought the material back out of the parts to the larger picture of our place in the world. I commented that I believed how truly amazing it is to know that our bodies have been designed to perfectly break down the foods that are available to us from our earth. We are of this world, made of this world.


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"You have to wonder at times what you're doing out there. Over the years, I've given myself a thousand reasons to keep running, but it always comes back to where it started. It comes down to self-satisfaction and a sense of achievement."
- Steve Prefontaine
Yes I know this picture looks odd. After all these years we have found the wrecked truck out on Mission peak. Actually I have only been looking for it for maybe 3 years. A few weeks ago I was on my run when something caught my eye in the distance. I thought could this be the mystery truck I have been looking for? The story is two young boys where driving and lost control on a sharp turn and the truck flipped and they died. I think it was around 1968-1971 that it happened.
I told my roommate where I saw it in the distance, i didn't have time to go find it. He ended up climbing down to it.
I wanted to go to it on our 20 mile run Friday so we did. What an epic to get to it. Super steep and lots of poison oak. Jerry had carved his name in the truck last time so this time he carved mine. It looks like the last person who was down there and carved their name was in 91.
We still don't know the full story of who the boys were and what they were doing out there.
We ran on a cow trail to discover a new area in the Sunol its a secret so I cant tell you where it is, but in a couple weeks the most beautiful wildflowers will be popping.
Saturday Jerry and I ran the Western Pacific marathon in Fremont. It was at Quarry lakes and followed the Alameda creek trail. I had already run 60 miles for the week and had run 20 miles the day before. I was just wanting to run it as training and planned to run 10 miles home too.
I surprised myself after not running a marathon for 10 years I ran 4:20 5th woman 2nd in my age and 16 overall.
Jerry took first in his age and 15 overall. We had a blast.
Brazen racing puts on a first class event with food every couple miles and the finish line set up was amazing. And the medals were beautiful.
Ran a total of 115 miles for the week. This week will be my last big training week for McNaughton 200 mile run. I'm feeling pretty good about running 200 miles, lets see what this week brings.
I love this last photo of me sizing up the competition. LOL
Monday, April 18, 2011
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What running kit are you wearing?
- Catra said...
do you mean running outfit??? I have a patagonia skirt and REI tank top. ;-))
- trailturtle said...
Interesting story.
Good luck with your M200. I thought this used to be 150 miles...I must be thinking of another event (or having a Granny moment LOL). After all of your posts and pics on Mission Peak,I have it on my list of things to do now :).
- Rob said...
Cool story on the truck. We always look for stuff like that when mtn biking. This fall we found an old house foundation no one remembered/had seen back beyond a couple of rusted out cars.
Great to see what your up to!
- Jamie said...
Will the race have aid/water stations or do you have to bring your own aid??
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(1) While the candidates sequestered themselves this week to prepare--Bush at his Texas ranch and Kerry at a resort in the crucial battleground state of Wisconsin--both have been testing their lines for months.
Line = ?
"At the end of the day, President Bush is a likable, affable person. We stipulate that," McCurry said. "But this is not a personality contest. We are not electing a class president or head cheerleader. We are electing a president of the United States."
Class president = a class president in a class such as in a high school or college?
- a direction or course of thought/action, especially somethin which is stated publicly.
Class president
If one stand for a country president, another candidate says you are confined to a class president only. What d you feel?
It is an irony to tease another US enemy candidate. ^^
Okay, thanks.
Native English speakers please confirm this explanation, for I need 100% correct answer.
No offense Wai Wai.
If you had enough confidence on your English language skill, please delete your signature -- "Often fast typing... may make typos!! Correct me if mistake made. Any comment is perfectly welcome. " Because such a signature sounds you're not confident. So according to western academic standard, why do not you perfect your English first before trying to help other English learners? Your signature can be an excuse just in Asian culture like Chinese culture, but can't be well-accepted in the culture of the US or the UK ect.
Hi, NewHope:
Thanks for your idea.
You know, I am not a native speaker. Native speakers should be most likely better than non-native (however there're some fields non-native can be better than native)
Besides, my English is never perfect, not to say my English is very bad. I am still learning. That's why I am still asking questions here.
Time-pressure. I still have others things to do, so typos/mistake is quite frequently. I frequently forget to add -s (eg Do he mean...?) or make a lot of other blunders.
Yes, I could check before posting (but this would cost much time). I believe sending more posts are better than checking for some silly mistakes which most poeple should realise.
When they come there, I think they at least have some basic knowledge. It is unliekly that they will learn every piece of information from my post but the key ones.
What is your idea?
Yes, I could check before posting (but this would cost much time). I believe sending more posts are better than checking for some silly mistakes which most poeple should realise.No offense, but I guess you must pick oneFolks, typing words in full can train you in diligence - don't get lazier and lazier at typing.
It's purposely ambiguous: (A) scripted lines of dialogue (re: their stand on the issues) that they'll be reading during the debate, (B) fishermen test their fishing lines to see if the bait they've chosen is attracting any fish, big fish. To test one's lines, idiom, preparing to win.Originally Posted by NewHope
That's correct. :wink:Originally Posted by NewHope
All the best, :D
Excellent explanation, Casiopea!
I've now gotten the clear-cut image of the "line"!
Just a little question remained: Is the "class president" a student?
@Wai Wai:
You'd better put the concept of perfection into reality, not just into theory.
Language is different to natural sciences which are beyond any limitation and will develop forever. But Language is a special social science. In a particular period of time, language can be mastered to perfect level. For example: Shakespeares showed us his perfect English in his plays.Although his language style is very old according to modern English standard, but we cannot deny that his English was perfect in his days. And you cannot say today's Literature Nobel Prize winners' English works, in language or in style, are better than Shakespears' English works. What makes them different is just language style, not an issue of which one is better. That is why I suggest you go your way to reach the perfection in English.
The standard of perfection of modern English:
(1) Ordinary Standard: Your articles could be published in well-known newspapers like New York Times, USAToday, Guardian Unlimited etc.
(2) Advanced Standard: You work(s) won a Pulitzer Prize.
(3) Highest Standard: You won Literature Nobel Prize for your English works.
Now I speak to you with Chinese:
语言是有个极限的,与自然科学迥然不同,后者永无止境。象李白的诗词就代表了中国古代文学的一个极限。你不 能说今天的文学大师语言水平比李白高,这不是事实,而且也是不可能的。原因就在于李白在诗词创作上已把这种 语言的全部表现力发挥到极限,是不可超越的。
但请注意,这不是在说惟有李白才是诗词王国的天下第一人,而是说他到达了那个语言极限,李白之前后,到达这 一极限多得不胜枚举。
从具体操作上说,一篇佳作是否完美,表现为是否一字难易或者一字不易。 你可以邀请今天任何天下文学高手试着去改李白名作,就会发现一个字都改不下来,硬改下来就会有损原作那种优 雅的风格。这就是极限,就是完美。
所以,当你说自己的英语语言能力永远不会完美的时候,真不知道你这是自卑呢,还是想混日子算了?任何人使用 任何语言都不可能做到下笔必生花、出口必名句。但是,他的某些文章、某些作品,却有可能做到完美无缺,除非 他根本就不敢想、也不曾努力过。


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Winter Ziplining in Newfoundland
A rainbow shines over Petty Harbour
By Lauren Saunders
Sea kayaking, whale watching, larger-than-life icebergs, amazing nightlife, and incredible food. These are things that we associate with St. John's and one can experience all of them here in one day. Now add ziplining to that list.
North Atlantic Ziplines is an Eco Adventure Tourism business that offers visitors an exhilarating adventure opportunity. I assumed that adventure seekers likely try ziplining in the spring and summer months. But, I was happy to discover that North Atlantic Ziplines operates in Petty Harbour all year round and in all weather conditions.
The small town of Petty Harbour is a picturesque fishing village located only 20 minutes from downtown St. John's. It is one of North America's oldest fishing villages and has been continuously occupied since 1598. Not a stranger to the spotlight, Petty Harbour's rustic beauty has been featured on screen in the movies A Whale for a the Killing and Rare Birds and on episodes of Republic of Doyle (It is also the home of Alan Doyle of Great Big Sea!). It is a place to feel refreshed and alive. Multiply this feeling by 1,000 when you're flying over it on a zipline in the crisp, clear air.
I was greeted at North Atlantic Ziplines by a friendly and knowledgeable staff who helped to get me ready for my adventure. I got suited up in the necessary gear and was told all I needed to know before my group ventured up the mountain. I wasn't aware that we would be travelling to the top in a vehicle called a "Hägglunds". This monster of a vehicle is designed to smoothly travel over rough, rocky terrain and resembles a military tank. The Hägglunds ride to our first jump was an experience in itself.
Our group with the Hägglunds
When we arrive at the top, the town of Petty Harbour looks so unbelievably far below it's hard to fathom that I'm going to make my way back down by flying through the air. At this point I am excited and anxious and a little weak in the knees. A few deep breaths of the fresh winter air and I'm ready. I'm hooked onto the line and told "Okay, you can go ." So, I jump.
What a feeling! The wind in your ears, the cool air, the spectacular view. The Atlantic Ocean as far as you can see, the rugged coastlines, a quaint fishing village. There is beauty from all angles, and you're flying! What a rush. It's the longest zipline course in Canada, so when on the line, I had time to think, look around and take it all in. And trust me, you've never seen eastern Newfoundland this way before.
There are viewpoints between the jumps for a chance to take a closer look at the scenery and wildlife. We were told to keep an eye out for moose while on the line as they had been spotted frequently over the last few weeks. In the spring and summer months, you may not see moose, but be prepared to spot icebergs and whales. North Atlantic is the only zipline tour with that kind of opportunity.
A tour has 10 lines and will take approximately 2 and a half hours to complete. Each tour can take 15 people at a time. It's an amazing experience to do with friends, family, or with your corporate group for some fun, team-building experiences. There is probably no better way to build a relationship with someone than by coaxing him/her to jump onto a zipline. The experience was unique and unforgettable. I'm looking forward to going again in the summer for a new perspective. And there really is nothing to worry about because, from what I can see from their guestbook, the experience is exhilarating in any weather condition.
To book your zipline tour today, call 709.368.8681 or visit www.zipthenorthatlantic.com.


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For the generations of men who have wondered what it is women want, this year has made it fairly obvious. We want a man of devastating intelligence, cerebrally and physically nimble, whose vast store of arcane knowledge is foundation for a super-human ability to solve problems and the fascinating, frustrating wall that protects a tender heart.
We want Sherlock Holmes.
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Rubio's PAC airing ads defending Ayotte on guns
WASHINGTON (AP) — A political group backed by Republican Sen. Marco Rubio of Florida is coming to the aid of New Hampshire Sen. Kelly Ayotte, airing a new television ad in the Republican's home state defending her stance on gun legislation.
Rubio's Reclaim America political action committee says in the new ad that Ayotte has sought to reduce gun violence in New Hampshire, home of the nation's first presidential primary. The ad points to "safety, security, family. No one understands these things like a mom and no one works harder for them than this one."
Ayotte opposed a key part of President Barack Obama's push to curb gun violence, a measure that would have required expanded background checks for people who buy guns online or at gun shows.
Since the vote, the senator has been criticized in tough ads aired by gun control advocates led by wealthy New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg. Ayotte, who faces re-election in 2016, was recently confronted at a town hall meeting by a woman whose mother was killed in last year's school shooting in Newtown, Conn.
Rubio is a potential 2016 presidential candidate who is seeking immigration reform in the Senate. Rubio's PAC estimated the ad buy was in the "six figures."


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In the Matter of
ANTHONY GIANNINOTO and EILEEN LAINE,
ORDER MAKING FINDINGS AND IMPOSING REMEDIAL SANCTIONS PURSUANT TO SECTION 15(b) OF THE SECURITIES EXCHANGE ACT OF 1934 AS TO ANTHONY GIANNINOTO
The Securities and Exchange Commission ("Commission") instituted public administrative proceedings on September 15, 2004, pursuant to Section 15(b) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 ("Exchange Act") against Anthony Gianninoto ("Gianninoto").
Following institution of this proceeding, Gianninoto submitted an Offer of Settlement (the "Offer") which the Commission has determined to accept. Solely for the purpose of these proceedings and any other proceedings brought by or on behalf of the Commission, or to which the Commission is a party, and without admitting or denying the findings herein, except as to the Commission's jurisdiction over him and the subject matter of these proceedings, and the findings contained in Section III.B. below, which are admitted, Gianninoto consents to the entry of this Order Making Findings and Imposing Remedial Sanctions Pursuant to Section 15(b) of the Exchange Act (the "Order"), as set forth below.
On the basis of this Order and Gianninoto's Offer, the Commission finds that:
A. From 1983 to 1997, Gianninoto was the controller, financial operations principal and a registered representative of First Interregional Equity Corp. ("FIEC"), a New Jersey based broker-dealer. From 1992 to 1997, Gianninoto was also vice president, secretary, and treasurer of First Interregional Advisors Corp. ("FIAC"), a New Jersey corporation that financed and distributed equipment lease contracts. Gianninoto, 56 years old, is a resident of Blackwood, New Jersey.
B. On November 18, 1998, Gianninoto pled guilty to one count of conspiracy to commit securities fraud, in violation of Title 18 United States Code, Section 371, two counts of securities fraud in violation of Title 15 United States Code, Sections 78j(b) and 78ff(a), one count of conspiracy to commit tax offenses in violation of 18 United States Code, Section 371, one count of tax evasion in violation of Title 26 United States Code, Section 7201, and two counts of money laundering in violation of 18 United States Code, Section 1956 (a)(1)(B) and (2), before the United States District Court for the District of New Jersey, in United States v. Anthony Gianninoto, Crim. Information No. 2:98-CR-706. On January 14, 2002, Gianninoto was sentenced to 46 months in prison followed by three years of supervised release and ordered to pay $162,215,645.09 in restitution.
In view of the foregoing, the Commission deems it appropriate and in the public interest to impose the sanctions agreed to in Respondent Gianninoto's Offer.
Accordingly, it is hereby ORDERED that, pursuant to Section 15(b)(6) of the Exchange Act, Respondent Gianninoto be, and hereby is, barred from association with any broker or dealer.
Any reapplication for association by Gianninoto will be subject to the applicable laws and regulations governing the reentry process, and reentry may be conditioned upon a number of factors, including, but not limited to, the satisfaction of any or all of the following: (a) any disgorgement ordered against Gianninoto, whether or not the Commission has fully or partially waived payment of such disgorgement; (b) any arbitration award related to the conduct that served as the basis for the Order; (c) any self-regulatory organization arbitration award to a customer, whether or not related to the conduct that served as the basis for the Order; and (d) any restitution order by a self-regulatory organization, whether or not related to the conduct that served as the basis for the Order.
For the Commission, by its Secretary, pursuant to delegated authority.
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There were always assumptions made of this season, and early today one became reality in a positive stroke for the Mets.
The Mets traded reliever Francisco Rodriguez and $5 million in cash to the Milwaukee Brewers for two players to be named later. Never mind the two players, the Mets won because they got out from under Rodriguez's daunting $17.5 million vesting option.
The Mets' press release was timed at 12:25 a.m., so on this date in club history the fire sale began. And, make no mistake, there will be a sale regardless of how well the team has played, but we knew that all along.
Carlos Beltran, who said at the All-Star Game he would accept a deal, is on deck.
"This trade allows us to develop and more fully utilize other members of our 2011 bullpen and offers some payroll relief as well,'' GM Sandy Alderson said of shedding Rodriguez.
Rodriguez's option kicks in if he finishes 55 games, which would have been a certainty at the rate he was going. That's something the financially struggling Mets desperately needed to avoid as they deliberate what to do with Jose Reyes.
Let's face it, as well as the Mets played in the first half, they face too steep a hill to reach the playoffs as a wild card, much less win the division. They trail Philly by 11 games and wild-card leader Atlanta by 7.5, but have four teams to leapfrog to reach the Braves.
Of all the players the Mets reportedly were seeking to deal, Rodriguez was the priority because of his option. That priority became more acute after Rodriguez dumped his agent and hired Scott Boras.
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Christmas Home Tour.
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wow- seriously perfection in my eyes.... that one photo looks like a magazine show- amazing!!!! they are all so beautiful but that photo with the tree in the background makes me so happy.ReplyDelete
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I love it! Simple, modern and classic so elegant. I just love the pic of your living room. Stunning! CarrieReplyDelete
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Gorgeous Jane! Did you make the garland up the stairs? I tried making one - turned out awful! Yours looks amazing! Love what you have done :)ReplyDelete
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January Original Programming Slate Includes Digital Series Bobby Flay Fit, Bobby's Dinner Battle Primetime Premiere and New Episodes of Brunch @ Bobby's
NEW YORK - December 5, 2012 - Food Network celebrates 2013 with a brand-new slate of multiplatform programming from culinary superstar Bobby Flay, including his first-ever digital series Bobby Flay Fit. Based on his own experience and proven philosophies in healthy eating and living, Bobby Flay Fit kicks off Monday, January 14th at FoodNetwork.com/fit. On-air, Brunch @ Bobby's begins a third season on Thursday, January 3rd at 9:30pm ET/6:30pm PT on Cooking Channel, followed by Bobby's Dinner Battle primetime premiere on Wednesday, January 16th at 10pm ET/PT on Food Network.
For those looking for a healthy start to the New Year, Bobby Flay Fit is a seven-episode digital series based on Bobby's philosophy that it only takes one week to create healthier habits with moderation and exercise. Featuring recipes, workouts, tips and guests including Michael Symon and Katie Lee, the series offers a blueprint for getting rid of unhealthy habits in favor of staying motivated and fit. Beginning Monday, January 14th, FoodNetwork.com will roll out one themed video daily - Moderation, Motivation, Mix-It-Up, Expect More, Discipline, Support and Wrap-Up. After premiere, all seven episodes will be available to viewat FoodNetwork.com/fit.
Bobby holds the dinner competition of a lifetime in the new five-episode series Bobby's Dinner Battle, premiering Monday, January 16th at 10pm ET/PT on Food Network. After scouting Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, Northern New Jersey and New York for outstanding home cooks, Bobby chooses three teams per city to compete against each other to be crowned their city's best. Using their home-grown kitchen skills and creativity, each team has a limited budget and three hours to turn a secret theme into a spectacular three-course dinner party for Bobby, their competitors and special guests.
Brunch @ Bobby's returns to Cooking Channel for a third season on Thursday, January 3rd at 9:30pm ET/6:30pm PT. Always the quintessential host, he shares his passion for brunch and is totally in his element whipping up dishes sweet and savory. Over the 14 new episodes, Bobby explores brunches from around the world - including Brunch Bites Across Europe, Vermont Bed & Breakfast Style, Best of the Pacific Northwest and a French Countryside Picnic.
Bobby Flay's versatility is evident in the multiple talents he brings to the field as a chef, restaurateur, cookbook author, and media personality. Since debuting on Food Network in 1994, Bobby has continuously hosted programs that bring cooking tips and information on American regional fare to a national audience. His series include Bobby Flay's Barbecue Addiction, Brunch @ Bobby's (Cooking Channel), Food Network Star, Grill It! with Bobby Flay, Iron Chef America and Throwdown with Bobby Flay. He returns in February to compete a second time against Chef Anne Burrell in a new season of Worst Cooks in America. Bobby has restaurants around the country, including Mesa Grill (NYC, Las Vegas, Paradise Island), Bar Americain (NYC, Mohegan Sun), and Bobby's Burger Palace (multiple locations). He is also the bestselling author of 11 cookbooks.
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The Trademarking Of Duff Beer: How Fictional Trademarks Become Copyright Issues In The Real World
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Fox and The Simpsons' creator, Matt Groening, developed the idea for the fictional brand, Duff. Therefore, when a real-world manufacturer puts out a product by the same name, one might think that it has stolen Fox's idea and that, as a matter of equity, intellectual property law ought to furnish a remedy. But intellectual property law does not protect ideas in the abstract. While a real-world Duff manufacturer may have taken more than just an idea, it is difficult to articulate how much more. Part of the reason it is so difficult to conceptualize the injury Fox suffers when another producer introduces a Duff Beer to the marketplace stems from the fact that Duff Beer is a fictional product sold in a fictional universe under a fictional brand name. Fox's injury looks very different when we suspend our disbelief and plunge into the fictional world of Springfield, accepting the fictional reality as our own and when we pull back, remind ourselves that The Simpsons is nothing more than a cartoon and view Duff Beer as one element of a vividly imagined work of animated fiction. As a consequence of this puzzle of perspective, Fox suffers a different intellectual property injury depending on our vantage point.While this may just seem like a fun, little intellectual query, the second paragraph above highlights why it's actually pretty important. For nearly a decade, we've been pointing out the problems that occur when you take laws from the real world and pretend you can just apply them naturally into a virtual world. The same thing applies here to some extent. In this case, it's resolved via copyright law, since the creation of Duff Beer may be protectable under copyright in the real world, and any such beer would be derivative. Trademark, on the other hand, which would apply in the fictional world, does not apply in the real world, since there's no real "use in commerce" of a product known as Duff Beer.
An analogy to Internet law helps explicate the puzzle. Writing on the problem of perspective in this area of the law, Professor Orin Kerr posits that "whenever we apply law to the Internet, we must first decide whether to apply the law to the facts as seen from the viewpoint of physical reality or virtual reality." Kerr terms the perspective from inside virtual reality the "'internal perspective' of the Internet" and the point of view of an "outsider concerned with the functioning of the network in the physical world rather than the perceptions of a user" the "external perspective." In attempting to apply law to the Internet, our perception of who is doing what to whom is not a mere cognitive tool for conceptualizing difficult problems, Kerr contends. Instead, our selection of perspective is itself outcome determinative, because "[b]y choosing the perspective, we choose the reality; by choosing the reality, we choose the facts; and by choosing the facts, we choose the law." While Kerr suggests that courts may dismiss this problem of perspective as "a minor skirmish in the 'battle of analogies,'" he notes that courts "already choose perspectives when they apply law to the Internet" without realizing it.
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Peter Somogyi
Born: April 14, 1933
Pecs, Hungary
Peter and his twin brother, Thomas, were the youngest of three children born to an observant Jewish family. They lived in Pecs, an industrial center where goods such as bricks and ceramics were produced. Peter's father owned a prosperous business selling accessories and parts for cars, motorcycles and bicycles. He was also a regional sales representative for Ford automobiles.
1933-39: A German nanny took care of Thomas, my older sister and me. She taught us German and we became quite fluent. When my brother and I turned 5, we began piano lessons at home. The next year we joined a boy scout troop. On September 1, 1939, Thomas and I began school. That day we heard on the radio that Germany had invaded Poland. Five years later, we were deported to Auschwitz with my mother and sister.
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In recent seasons we have seen skirts go from long to short, from maxi to midi, and most recently, from high-low to double-slit! Since this super modern twist on an old favorite is an eye-catcher in itself, we have a few suggestions on exactly how to wear it right.
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9/11 Anniversary To Be Marked With Tributes
Sept. 11 victims' loved ones will gather at ground zero to commemorate the attacks' anniversary with the reading of names, moments of silence and serene music that have become tradition.
At Wednesday's ceremony on the 9/11 memorial plaza, relatives will recite the names of the nearly 3,000 people who died when hijacked jets crashed into the World Trade Center, at the Pentagon and near Shanksville, Pa. New Jersey Governor Chris Christie will be among those attending.
The Pentagon and the Flight 93 National Memorial in Shanksville also plan name-reading, wreath-laying and other tributes.
The anniversary is expected to be the last before the Sept. 11 museum opens at ground zero. That's due this spring.
Changes also are coming at the Flight 93 National Memorial in Shanksville. Officials gathered there Tuesday to mark the start of construction on a visitor center.
Obama to observe 12th anniversary of 9/11
WASHINGTON (AP) — President Barack Obama will observe the 12th anniversary of the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon with a moment of silence and a visit to the Pentagon Memorial.
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