CNN.com - Bush to visit ultra-secret NSA headquarters - Jan 20, 2006

I'm not really interested in the content of this article. I just think the title is funny. "ultra-secret" You know, in high school English class, we were told to conservatively use qualifiers like "very", "super", "ultra", etc. I find it entertaining that CNN used this one in their article title because, seriously, what difference is "secret" to "ultra-secret"? Does this mean that their "secret" headquarters isn't really secret?? "Ultra-secret" headquarters....LOL Does this mean, too, that we can say "super-duper-secret" headquarters? Maybe this writer should take remedial english???