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Janica didn't retire but the agony of losing seemed to aggravate the pain from the old knee injuries and she underwent three separate operations through the summer, returning to racing in November and slowly improving her results to a fine third place in slalom at Berchtesgaden in January. Her determination moved Ivica to say, "Janica's a great fighter. I think mentally she is the strongest in the World Cup, not only for the women...
Gerald Le Melle, deputy executive director of Amnesty USA, doesn't buy it. "There is a fine line between protection and torture," he says. He complains that of the 43 states where it is legal to buy a stun gun, none requires a background check. Taser requires that buyers be 18 or older, but Florida is the only state that enforces the rule...
...nifty girl in question, not unlike her character, she's ready to work. There is talk of a movie, opposite Ben Affleck, during the summer hiatus. But if not, no matter. "What I'm fine at is fitting in whatever situation I find myself in," she says. "If I'm the fifth lead in a huge movie, I'm happy. If I'm in the foreground, I'm happy saying, 'O.K., this is my job, and I have to do this.'" That's the stuff real spies--and strong actresses--are made...
...nowhere. And never humiliate anyone so horribly that you can't get a favor from him tomorrow. Producer Lynda Obst, on whose book the series is based, is the host of this hectic how-to--as in "How to Make a Rotten Movie That Grosses $90 Mil." She looks fine, but a quick tip to the other producers: Lose the six-day beards. You're not Keanu Reeves...
...toast the success of our 30 minute ride. It's only 8 a.m., plenty of time still for a country breakfast of bacon, eggs and freshly brewed coffee, the better to prepare for a day of rambling in the vineyards or touring wineries to sample some of the fine vintages the Hunter has to offer...