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The Ritz-Carlton, Buckhead is setting the standard for elegance. With impeccable attention to detail, each of the hotel's luxurious rooms and suites are inspired by the timeless appeal of southern gardens and provide guests with an exceptional array of amenities.
Located in the city's finest neighborhood, this Atlanta-Buckhead hotel is four miles from Midtown's cultural epicenter and nightlife. From world-class art galleries to The Atlanta History Center, five-star dining to one-of-a-kind boutiques, here you can experience Atlanta's finest.
Just minutes from Buckhead, guests will find the world-renowned High Museum, for major sports teams, the world's busiest international airport and many corporate headquarters. In addition, Atlanta offers many things to do for families staying at The Ritz-Carlton, including The New World of Coca-Cola, Zoo Atlanta and the breathtaking Georgia Aquarium. For additional Buckhead-Atlanta area information, please contact the Concierge at The Ritz-Carlton, Buckhead.
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The price for your hotel room on February 26 is included in your registration fee.
The Atlanta Airport Shuttle (operated by Atlanta Link) provides airport transfers from Hartsfield – Jackson International Airport to the various hotels in the Buckhead area. Currently the cost is $20.50 one way or $37.00 round trip and is subject to change without notice. Payment for the ticket should be made by cash to the Atlanta Airport Shuttle.
Shuttle Times:
Airport to The Ritz-Carlton, Buckhead – runs every 20 minutes, from Island One of Ground
Transportation (adjacent to Baggage Claim) from 6:00 a.m. to 12:00 a.m. No advance reservations are required.
From the Ritz-Carlton, Buckhead to the Airport
Shuttle runs every hour at 7 minutes after the hour from 6:07 a.m. to 11:07 p.m. Arrangements for pick-up must be made in advance, at least two hours prior, and can be done through the concierge.
North on 1-85 from Hartsfield Airport
Take I-85 North through downtown Atlanta. I-75 and I-85 will merge and then split. Please stay on I-85. Continue to the off-ramp for GA 400, exit #87 (Buckhead). Take 400 North to Exit #2 Lenox/Buckhead. At the bottom of the ramp, turn right and follow the signs for Peachtree Road. You will see Belk department store ahead on the left. The Ritz-Carlton, Buckhead is on the right.
South on I-85
Take the Lenox Road exit (exit #88) and at the bottom of the exit ramp, turn right onto Lenox Road. Go 1.9 miles then follow the signs to Monarch Drive/Ritz Drive. Turn left into the hotel.
South on I-75Take a left exit onto I-85 North. Exit to GA 400 (exit #87). Then exit on Lenox Road/Buckhead (exit #2). At the bottom of the ramp, turn right and follow the signs for Peachtree Road. You will see Belk department store ahead on the left. The Ritz-Carlton, Buckhead is on the right.
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Take I-20 into downtown Atlanta. Follow the signs to I-85 North through downtown to GA 400 (exit #87). Take 400 North to exit 2, Lenox Road/Buckhead. At the bottom of the ramp, turn right and follow the signs for Peachtree Road. You will see Belk department store ahead on the left. The Ritz-Carlton, Buckhead is on the right.
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We've seen it at Oak Hill Academy, Syracuse, Denver, at Madison Square Garden — Carmelo Anthony jab steps, executes quick pull-up jumpers and drives, and sneakily cuts to the rim. That's his game.
I kept those tendencies in mind when I unboxed the Jordan Melo M10 for a First Impression. After all, this is Melo's newest signature shoe, tuned by Tinker Hatfield himself to handle and accentuate everything number 7 can do on the floor. And most basketball players this side of Andrew Bynum want to play like Melo can play, so my high expectations of an accordingly engineered ride from the M10 were emboldened by Tinker's statement that the M10 is "probably one of the best-performing basketball shoes that's ever been designed."
So, what of the M10 then? For starters, the upper has a really formed shape overall, particularly in the midfoot. That statement can sound obtuse but it's not — the molded shape is really the most important aspect of the M10. First, the comfort it provides is key, and comfort is confidence. You won't play elite level in a shoe that isn't comfortable. Second, the honed shape going to help on those jab steps, full-court sprints, lateral defensive slides because it's staying with you each second. Dynamic Fit system hugs the foot just enough to allow the one-pull lacing to adjust the rest of the fit to your personal liking. There's strategically placed padding atop the foot that allows lock-in without applying an uncomfortable pressure. These subtle inclusions aren't glamorous but are probably what makes the M10 a great shoe.
Upper is full-grain nubuck but seems to be markedly more resilient than the nubuck you might be used to on retros. Don't count on it losing shape or stretching away from your foot for a sloppy fit over the course of a game or long-term. That's good for jab steps and for the juke-drive-pull up jumper Melo is famous for.
Another plus in this area is that Flywire hasn't been invited when it very easily could have been. I like Flywire, just not on every shoe, particularly because it has tended to take the lion's share of the aesthetic spotlight of whatever shoe employs it. The M10's keep it simple attitude is appropriate.
Tooling is directly from the crazy successful Air Jordan XX8 and XX8 SE that players like Russell Westbrook, Ray Allen, and Victor Oladipo have been all about. If you read Bryan Hinkle's XX8 performance review and Best of 2013 post, you'll understand that it just works. The cushioning is well placed, traction is clingy, and the Flight Plate is the most effective shank in the history of shankdom. No hyperbole there. Go pick up the Melo M10, XX8 SE, XX8 or Super.Fly 2, and then run and jump in them a little bit. The stability and energy return is as real as it gets. If Flight Plate performance can get any more real, Michael Jordan needs to suit up for the Charlotte Hornets next season just to play a shoe with it. Come to think, I dare Jordan Brand to retrofit Air Jordan XI, XII, XIII and XIV with Flight Plate. Just putting that into circulation.
Inside the M10, a cool feature I noticed right away when trying them on is the pair of cushioning pillows that sit just around either side of your Achilles. You can install the biggest honking external heel counter on a shoe (M10 has a really good one of those) but unless the uneven dimensions of the ankle and heel area are catered to, you haven't solved fit. The pillow pair in the M10 is a great step to that comprehensive approach and I'd like to see Jordan Brand continue to explore how effective it can be in future shoes.
When checking out the M10 for the first time months and months ago, my first impression then was that Tinker had simply tweaked the XX8/XX8 SE, and that the tweak simply became a new shoe. Some truth there, if for no other reason than the fact that this shoe looks and feels very much like those shoes.
But let's remember Jordans V through VIII for a minute. You see their midsole flare, midcut height, the expressive colorways, all built on a platform of reliable fit and cushioning. Instead of getting radical each time out to feed ego, Tinker shifted where opportunities to improve performance presented themselves or the muse of Michael Jordan provided inspiration. He set a precedent that continuity done right is more valuable than conceptualizing for the sake of conceptualizing. That's how you do it, and he hewed to that idea with M10.
Those early '90s Air Jordans are still way ahead of their time aesthetically, and given top shelf materials would function as high performance shoes in perpetuity. That's true of most of the Air Jordan line and it's true of the XX8/XX8 SE/Melo M10 class.
I'll plug here that you might want to consider going down at least half a size for the M10 to really shrink up fit just north of your toes. Wide feets shouldn't have a problem but the rest of us would do well to make this adjustment.
That's my First Impression of the Jordan Melo M10. Figured it would be more helpful than my other column idea of just saying, "The Melo M10 is awesome, leave work or class and buy it however quickly you can get to your local Jordan retailer."

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June 4, 2010
By Sgt. 1st Class Michael J. Carden, American Forces Press Service
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FORT BRAGG, N.C. (June 3, 2010) -- Servicemembers' opinions are "absolutely critical" in implementing policy for a repeal of the law that bans gays and lesbians from openly serving in the military, the nation's top military officer said here yesterday.
"Your view and opinion of [gays and lesbians serving openly] is absolutely critical to address those issues," Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Navy Adm. Mike Mullen told 18th Airborne Corps Soldiers during a town hall meeting.
Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates directed a military-wide review of the impact of the repeal, including town hall meetings with servicemembers and their families. The review is to be completed by the end of December.
Gates and Mullen want to ensure troops are ready to make the change and can do so without hurting unit cohesion, military readiness, military effectiveness, and recruiting and retention.
"One of the reasons the study and review is so important is because there isn't any subjective data out there, particularly from you and those who will be most effected," the admiral told the Soldiers.
"Part of my testimony said how important the review Secretary Gates put in place is," he added, speaking to remarks he made before Congress last week. "That review continues to be critical; it continues to be one we will work our way through over the next many months."
Allowing gays and lesbians to serve openly, Mullen said, is a direction the military needs to move forward on.
"The law needs to change," he said. "Fundamentally, it's an issue of our values. It's very critical for us as an institution, and I'm hard-pressed not to support policy and a law that forces individuals to come in and lie everyday."
Mullen's remarks on the topic were sparked by a senior noncommissioned officer's question. The Soldier expressed his concern for the possibility of hate crimes and increased cases of sexual harassment if the law changes.
Mullen told the Soldier that disciplinary issues regarding sexual harassment have nothing to do with the change in the law and should not be tolerated, period.
"Certainly any change in the laws is not an excuse for anything like that to ever happen," the admiral said. "We are a disciplined force. We have standards. Maintaining those standards, sustaining that discipline is our job, no matter what happens.
"I have every expectation that not only we will do this, but we will lead in a way [so] it gets done," Mullen continued. "[But] that doesn't mean we won't have challenges."
Ultimately, he said, troops and leaders need to have a greater understanding of the impact openly gay and lesbian servicemembers will have on the military.
"I want to understand what the possibilities are ... what it's going take to implement this and, in that regard, address the leadership challenges and implementation with expectations that at the small-unit level, not exclusively, it will be led and led well," Mullen said. "I have a lot of faith in you that that's doable."


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Portrait honors Dexter Elementary's namesake
November 13, 2009
By Kristin Molinaro, The Bayonet
Story Highlights
- Portrait of MAJ Herbert Dexter unveiled during school's 40th anniversary
- Four of his five children attend celebration
- Dexter was killed in Vietnam on Sept. 18, 1965
FORT BENNING, Ga. - For 40 years, Herbert J. Dexter Elementary School has gone without a picture of its namesake. That changed Nov. 6 when, for the school's 40th anniversary, the parent teacher organization presented a portrait of MAJ Herbert Dexter.
"That face right there," said Vicki McGorray, Dexter's oldest child, of the portrait. "That's dad's face when he chased us on Sunday morning playing Frankenstein, but we think it may have been the one he showed his men, too."
Four of Dexter's five children attended the celebration, which included performances by the children's choir and school band, a poetry reading by Aidan Sloan and words from LTC(R) Thomas Carlisle.
Carlisle is the former commander of the 1st Battalion, 29th Infantry Regiment at Fort Benning, which is linked to the school through the Partners in Education program. Carlisle's daughter also attended third grade at Dexter.
The school, which opened in 1969, was named for Dexter, who died in Vietnam Sept. 18, 1965. Dexter was fatally wounded by enemy fire while leading a platoon of men to recapture a hill so U.S. aircraft could land safely, Carlisle said.
Dexter, who served with 2nd Battalion, 502nd Infantry Regiment, 101st Airborne Division, was posthumously awarded the Distinguished Service Cross, the military's second-highest award for valor.
Four years later, his widow, Beverly, and five children attended the school's grand opening.
"MAJ Dexter was a guy like many of us," Carlisle said. "He was a father and Soldier; he liked baseball and he dreamed about his children's futures. But on Sept. 18, 1965, he was called on to make a personal sacrifice."
Following the unveiling of Dexter's portrait, his children presented the school with their father's Army fatigue uniform, which was sent to the family along with Dexter's personal effects following his death.
"For you, this is a building, it's an edifice," said Doug Dexter, youngest of Herbert's children. "For us, it's dad. It's a very different dynamic so it's neat to come back and share this with you."
Another of Dexter's children, Herbert "Jay" Dexter joked that his dad would be surprised to know his nickname is Herbie.
"Dad's real nickname was 'Dutch,'" he said. "If he heard it was Herbie, I don't know quite what he would say."


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What fun it is to recap the happenings of a fantastic tournament. The BNP Paribas Open had an overall attendance this year of 350,086, with millions watching worldwide as we had comebacks, upsets and ultimately saw Novak Djokovic and Caroline Wozniacki capture the singles titles. I referenced Katy Perry's "Hot 'N Cold" to wrap-up the highlights, so here goes:
Cause you're hot then you're cold
- Hot: Wildcard young American Christina McHale really showed up in the second round, defeating Grand Slam champion Sveltana Kuznetsova 7-6, 7-6. Nadia Petrova defeated her in the third round, but she took the rollercoaster Russian to three sets.
- Hot: Tennis pros playing footy shirtless in the practice field.
- Hot: Another wildcard young American, Ryan Harrison, blazed through the main draw (Jeremy Chardy, 22nd seed Guillermo Garcia-Lopez and Milos Raonic) to set up a nighttime meting with Roger Federer, which Federer won 7-6, 6-3, but not before Harrison could shed light on what's to come from him.
- Haute: Caroline Wozniacki's Stella McCartney for Adidas dress.
– Cold: Agniezska Radwanska received a Bye in the first round, defeated Iveta Benesova in the second round, defeated Maria Kirilenko in three in the third round, then was unable to close out the match against Victoria Azarenka in the fourth round in a third-set tiebreak. Azarenka just took her out cold.
- Cold: Fans yelling out during points. If it's your first time attending a live tennis match, do everyone a favor – google proper etiquette, and then follow it.
– Reheated: Dinara Safina made it to the fourth round, trouncing last year's French Open finalist Sam Stosur 7-6, 6-4 on her way there, only to lose to Maria Sharapova. But it's pretty evident Safin's little sister is back in fighting form. These wins will hopefully give her the confidence to move onward and upward in the rankings.
- Reheated: Seems not getting a wildcard into a master's tournament (*cough* Miami) does nothing but fuel the fire for Ivo Karlovic. The Croat defeated qualifier Marinko Matosevic, 6th seed David Ferrer, 28th seed Gilles Simon, 23rd seed Albert Montanes and finally met Rafael Nadal in the quarterfinals. He took Rafa to 3 sets with the match determined in a 3rd-set tie break. He might be 32 years old, but he still has fire in his serve.
You're yes then you're no
– Yes: Novak Djokovic, just yes. Always yes.
- Yes: Sania Mirza and Elena Vesnina teamed up and took the women's double's title. They'll be pairing through Wimbledon too, it seems.
- No: 5th seed Andy Murray received a Bye in the first round and should have very well just said "bye" from there. The Brit was eaten up by American Donald Young 7-6, 6-3 in the second round and showed little to no signs of fight. I refuse to believe he's still battling an Australian Open hangover, but Andy, please give me a reason to stay on your side.
- No: The women's 6th seed and defending champion Jelena Jankovic barely came into the tournament as a favorite, and she must have known it. The Serbian went down passively to Ivanovic. Her 2011 season is continuing on the same path that her 2010 season ended – flat.
- Yes then No: Remember when Ana Ivanovic and Andrea Petkovic teamed up for doubles? That was so last week, and so yes! Until they lost, then it was oh no. But maybe, sometimes the first time is the worst time?
- Not Sure: 9th seed Fernando Verdasco received a Bye in the first round and was gifted a retirement from Richard Berankis in the second only to be defeated by Sam Querrey 7-5, 6-4 in the third round. Verdasco had barely done anything to get there and then barely did anything to stay. His future is fuzzy but until I see some action from him, I can't consult my crystal ball on this one.
You're in then you're out
– In: Bonjour, Richard Gasquet, and welcome back to the ATP Tour. After *that* incident in Miami, you've been slowly but surely fighting your way back. Entering as the 18th seed, Gasquet convincingly defeated and demoralized Andy Roddick 6-3, 7-6 in the fourth round. He lost to Novak Djokovic in 2 sets in the quarterfinals but clearly showed his backhand is back.
– In: Gasquet's compatriot, Marion Bartoli, made a fine run to the finals before losing to Caroline Wozniacki. She absolutely did not go in as a favorite, but with her showing at the tournament, catapulted her way into the top 10 again. Brava.
- All In: The new adidas marketing campaign, including shirts customized for each player (All Ana, All Andy, All Fernando) is alright by me.
– Out: Defending champion Ivan Ljubicic received a Bye in the first round only to meet up with fired-up Juan Martin del Potro, who defeated Ljubicic 5-7, 6-4, 6-2. Ljubicic is only getting older, so it seems the peak of his career may have been hoisting the title at last year's tournament.
- Out: Kim Clijsters and Victoria Azarenka had untimely departures from the tournament, with a shoulder injury and hip injury, respectively. Tommy Robredo also pulled out of his quarterfinal match against del Potro with a left adductor strain. Robredo has already withdrawn from Miami, but here's hoping the ladies can recouperate and recover before the event.
You're up then you're down
- Up: If you're going to buy stock in any player right now, make it Ana Ivanovic. She split with her trainer and is "all in" the Adidas player development program, with people like Darren Cahill in her corner. The French Open champion lost to Marion Bartoli 6-4, 7-6 in the quarterfinals, but to make those kinds of waves at a premier event after being so wishy washy? I'd say her P/E ratio is high, as is her confidence.
- Up: Somdev Devvarman bageled Baghdatis in the second round, took out Malisse in the third and met with Nadal in the fourth. He played strong and with confidence against the world No.1, proving why he's one to watch.
- Up then down: Stan Wawrinka had a fantastic tournament, strongly beating Nikolay Davydenko, Marin Cilic and Tomas Berdych to set up a quarterfinal meeting with Roger Federer. But when the match started against his Swiss friend (and doubles partner), Wawrinka fizzled. He's shown he can defeat top players, he just needs to figure out how to do it consistently.
– Down: Lleyton Hewitt had a tough first-round draw against Rendy Lu, but the 6-2, 6-3 scoreline is rather worrisome. Seems the Grand Slam champion couldn't find the answers, or did he barely put up a fight?
You're wrong when it's right
– Wrong: Andy Roddick. We love your emotion. We love your drive. We (sometimes) love your attitude. But your rant at umpire Fergus Murphy during your match against Richard Gasquet was reminiscent of your "My Right Foot!?" tantrum from last year's US Open. You were wrong to take it that far then, you were wrong again.
– Right: You have a ponytail and it's really hard to say your name – but that's okay. Alexandr Dolgopolov gave a "I just won the lottery" speech upon winning the doubles title with partner Xavier Malisse. He won his first ATP title of any kind and he beat Roger Federer. He was giddy with delight. Also, he managed to quip in that he and Malisse signed up 10 minutes before the deadline. Better late than never!
- Right: Caroline Wozniacki – thou are number one and thou art slamless but thou could care less. And good for you! Not caring seems to be the secret ingredient in your winning machine, that and giving roses to fellow players, twirting dinner plans to lovestruck Americans and looking lovely in that ruffle dress while so many compared you to a cupcake. You win matches and you win hearts. Winning the title at Indian Wells? That's just the icing on top.
- Right: While there was no event per se for the victims of the earthquake and tsunami in Japan, the players banded together and got behind Kei Nishikori to help raise money for those affected. Multiple touching tributes from Novak Djokovic, Caroline Wozniacki and Victoria Azarenka showed us, once again, that these superhuman tennis stars have superhuman hearts.
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HIGHLANDS RANCH — Defensive back Johnny Feauto helped the undefeated, top-seeded Fairview Knights advance to their first state championship game since 2002.
After a high-scoring first half Saturday that ended with the game tied, Feauto's two second-half interceptions powered Fairview's 38-28 victory over No. 6 ThunderRidge in a Class 5A semifinal showdown at Shea Stadium.
"(Our coaches said) we just can't be beat, we've got to see everything in front of us, we've got to break on the ball," Feauto said.
Although Fairview (12-0) is known more for its prolific offense, the Knights' defense came up big during the second half with a fumble recovery and three interceptions.
"The way they drove the field, they're definitely going to have a ton of yards, but the turnovers were the difference," said Fairview coach Tom McCartney.
The score was tied 21-21 at halftime, but Fairview's defense locked down in the third quarter, forcing three consecutive turnovers. A field goal and a second rushing touchdown from Owen Harris increased the Knights' lead to 31-21.
Quarterback Anders Hill's touchdown pass to Cameron Frazier late in the game clinched the win for the Knights. Frazier finished the game with three touchdowns.
"We have weapons at pretty much every position on our offense. It's just a matter of who steps up for what game," Hill said.
ThunderRidge senior wide receiver Mark Hopper had a late 20-yard touchdown reception to make it a 10-point game with 36 seconds left.
"We've had higher expectations than this, but we simply did not deserve to win today and that's the bottom line. We didn't get it done," said coach Joe Johnson of the Grizzlies (11-2). "You can't play like that in a playoff game — period."Fairview 14 7 10 7—38 ThunderRidge 7 14 0 7—28
F — Frazier 4 pass from Hill (Swartzwelter kick). TR — Ray 80 run (Hopper kick). F — Frazier 4 run (Swartzwelter kick). TR — Ray 4 run (Hopper kick). F — Harris 1 run (Swartzwelter kick). TR — Stanley 11 run (Hopper kick). F — Swartzwelter 21 FG. F — Harris 1 run (Swartzwelter kick). F — Frazier 11 pass from Hill (Swartzwelter kick). TR — Hopper 20 pass from Westmoreland (Hopper kick).
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2013 International Peacemaker
Dr. Zuhair Fathallah
Limited Dates: September 27- October 9, 2013
Zuhair is an assistant professor of Plastic Surgery and consulting plastic surgeon at Basrah Teaching Hospital. A council member and lay pastor of the National Evangelical Presbyterian Church in Basrah, he has participated in consultation gatherings of the PC(USA) in Beirut (2010) and Erbil (2012).
Zuhair's congregation's mission in the community has reopened a Kindergarten with a current enrollment of 225 children, provides a Christian radio station with an 18 mile radius that has been approved by the central and local governments, and sponsors a free Pharmacy. Future plans are to expand and become primary school and to distribute the Bible freely and openly. Zuhair is married and has a daughter and son.
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Brad, Angie & children
Angelina Jolie adopted Maddox from an orphanage in Cambodia in 2002. She and Brad Pitt adopted Zahara in 2005 from an orphanage in Ethiopia. In 2006, Jolie gave birth to daughter, Shiloh. In 2007, 3-year-old Pax was adopted from an orphanage in Vietnam. And last but not least,in 2008, Jolie gave birth to twins Knox and Vivienne. All six children have the last name of Jolie-Pitt. (Photo: Tumblr)


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'Skyfall' fresh yet familiar
Directed by Sam Mendes
Cast: Daniel Craig, Javier Bardem and Judi Dench
Rating: Five out of five stars
After 50 years of daring espionage, fast cars and perfectly shaken martinis, you would think that a new James Bond movie would have nothing original to offer.
What makes "Skyfall" such a blast of fresh air is the way it reaches into the past to update Bond for the modern era.
Recent Bond movies, with Daniel Craig in the title role, have focused on stripping 007 of his tried-and-true tropes with a focus on making the series feel more tangible and grounded.
In short, they tried to turn James Bond into Jason Bourne.
However, director Sam Mendes has brought back many of Bond's classic elements to prove that they can work in a contemporary setting with just a few subtle tweaks.
After a rousing opening set piece that takes place atop a moving train, we pick up with a
left-for-dead Bond who comes back to MI6 after it is attacked by a mysterious cyber-terrorist named Silva (Javier Bardem).
Silva has a vendetta against M (Judi Dench) and will stop at nothing to settle the score between them.
Bardem makes Silva one of the best Bond villains of all time by delivering a performance that is delightfully unhinged and, dare I say, sensual.
His first encounter with Bond is unlike any the superspy has faced before as Silva flirts with 007 while trying to intimidate him. For a womanizer such as Bond, this throws him for a loop and it's amusing to watch him rethink his strategy.
Craig is in fine form, allowing Bond to show the cracks under his steely visage.
His chemistry with his co-stars has never been better, especially with field agent Eve (Naomi Harris) and the new Q (Ben Whishaw), updated as a young tech-savvy geek.
Everything about the movie feels classic, yet fresh.
From the throwback theme song to the clever nods at the Connery era, Bond is back in a big way and the "Skyfall" is a welcome return to form.
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Divorced at Death: So it turns out Gary Coleman was no longer married to Shannon Price at the time of his death. "I can confirm they've been divorced since August 12, 2008. At the time of Gary's death, they were not married," attorney Randy Kester, who handled the couple's divorce, tells People. So why does this matter? Well apparently Price portrayed herself to emergency crews and hospital staff as his other half. A 911 call tape revealed that Price initially resisted giving Coleman medical aid and at the hospital the 42-year-old actor was taken off life support with her permission. But ETOnline's revelation that they were no longer married calls into question whether Price has the authority to make any medical decisions on Coleman's behalf. " Now the Utah hospital where Coleman died says the star filled out a form that granted Price permission to make medical decisions whether they were married or not, as for whether or not she should be making future decision like funeral arrangements or those concerning his estate, is still up-in-the-air.
Police Report: Lindsay Lohan had at least a half a gram of cocaine on her when she was jailed in 2007 on DUI charges, but right after police found it, they dropped a bunch of it on the floor, a police report obtained by TMZ shows. The report also says Lohan took two breath tests and her blood alcohol level was measures at .12 and .13. Lohan has since pled no contest to two counts of DUI and guilty to two counts of being under the influence of a controlled substance.
Sex Scandal: New reports say the Duchess of York may have been trying to sell more than access to her ex-husband, Prince Andrew. According to the Globe Magazine, Sarah Ferguson was paid $450,000 for sleeping with two oil tycoons.
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Chapter 33
Malefor looked down on the fight examining it as his warriors fought to capture the city. He chuckled and grinned then said, You will all burn. He let out a horrifying roar and the sky began to darken. The ground began to smolder as if it had just burned and ash filled the air. Spyro and Cynder burst from the ground and looked up at him, No
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its him! Malefor looked down at them and grinned. What do we do? Cynder asked. Same as last time. Spyro said, We need to fight him and stop him.
Rick looked around at the surrounding area, the ground had completely changed, Whats going on? he thought. He heard a roar and looked up to see Spyro and Cynder fighting the monstrous Malefor. I have to help them. He thought. He leapt into the air and landed next to Sophie. What wrong she asked. He pointed into the sky and Sophie gasped, No! she screamed. We need to help them Rick said. Sophie agreed and they leapt up to join their friends.
You cant defeat me again. Malefor growled as he grabbed Spyro by the neck. He raised a paw to swipe at his face but as he was about to hit him, Cynder created a powerful gust of wind that knocked him back. Malefor let go of Spyro and spun through the air abit them regained his balance. Rick and Sophie flew up next to them and asked what they can help with. We need to get Malefor to the ground; its too hard to fight him up here. Spyro said. They agreed to help. Rick moved toward Malefor with his sword in position to swing. It glowed bright red and Ricks movement became faster. He circled around the evil dragon and slashed at his as hard as he could, yet his hits had no effect. Rick flew away and said What is the world? Malefor laughed and said, Your pathetic sword cant hurt me, I am invincible. Sophie used her ability to blend into the light and disappeared. She snuck up behind Malefor and waited for Spyro and Cynder to distract him. She blasted a bolt of light from her palm at him and it seemed to affect him. Malefor roared in pain and started to fall. The four dragons fell after him but even though Malefor could easily regain flight, he did nothing, he just fell. Thats it. Malefor thought, Chase me like a wolf chases a wounded deer. What he doing?! Sophie asked. I dont know. Cynder called. Just as it looked like it was going to be too late Malefor spun around and his wings shot out regaining the air. He shot up past them like a skydiver when they let out a parachute. The four of them did the same and glided to the ground. The found themselves on a high piece of terrain from Spyros earthquake. It was littered with bodies of orcs and citizens of the city. Such destruction. Malefor said as he landed on the other side of the shattered land. You wont take this city. Cynder yelled at him, We wont let you! Malefor laughed and said, Come now Cynder, you know that I will you always knew that I would succeed, you dont know it but my influence over you has made you who you are, you are just a pawn in my ultimate plan and you will become my queen once in take this world. He looked at Rick and continued, Then I will take your world, I will destroy everything you hold dear and make every living creature on that planet my slaves. You can try. Rick said, The human race is adaptable, you will never take over my world or this one. Malefor laughed and said, No one can stop me, true the humans species is skilled in creating weapons I have seen that in my many year trapped in convexity but nothing they create can stand up to my dark magic. Rick yelled, I wont let you hurt those I care about! He held out his hand and a purple orb appeared. A huge worm hole appeared above Malefor and began to create a powerful vacuum. Malefor dug his claws into the ground and didnt budge, Try all you want. He said, I will not be sent back to that prison, and if it is those you care about that I must destroy then so be. Malefor released his grip from the ground and leapt out of the vacuum of the worm hole. Rick dismissed the hole as Malefor charged at his. Rick raised his sword and it growled white. Malefor swung at it and he felt all the force of his attack go up through his arm as he hit it. He heard a loud pop as his shoulder became dislocated. The dark dragon leapt backward and forced his shoulder back into place. He growled and looked and Spyro and charges at him. The other three dragons split up and surrounded Malefor. Spyro was tackled by the dragon and felt a sharp pain in his neck. He yelled in pain and Malefor jumped off of him. He remained still, badly bleeding. One down. Malefor said. NO! Cynder screamed and started to run toward him. Malefor took advantage and held out a paw. Shadowy chains appeared around Cynders legs and wings immobilizing her, she fell to the ground next to Spyro and looked in his eye. Malefor looked at Sophie. Her pupils shrank as she realized what he meant to do, Malefor charged at her. He swung at her but his attack was block when she created a force field of light around herself. Rick charged at him and rammed him in the shoulder. Malefor fell easily thanks to his injured shoulder but quickly got back up. DONT YOU DARE TOUCH HER YOU FILTH! Rick yelled with rage in his eye, HOW DARE YOU EVEN TRY TO DO MUCH A THING! He stood in front of Sophie who was starting to feel her energy draining away. She breathed heavily. You alright? Rick asked. She nodded and stood up next to him. She took out her small sword and an orb of light appeared in her other hand. Malefor growled and stood up, Enough of this idiocy I grow bored of you. He said. He took a deep breath and breathed a purple flame at them. It split around them and formed into a pillar of fire. Rick held his sword up ready to deflect any attacks. They waited until the heard something behind them. The turned and say Malefor leaping through the fire at them. Sophie stopped him with and shield and threw him away. He stood up and launched a bullet of ice at her. She jumped out of the way and landed. You are getting in my way! he yelled as he lobbed a purple fire ball at her. She didnt have time to dodge this time and it struck her throwing her to the ground. No! Rick yelled. He started to run toward her but was stopped in the same manner and Cynder. Malefor grinned and walked over to pick her up. He grabbed her neck and lifted her into the air, You will die slowly
while your mate can only watch. She looked out of the corner of her eye at Rick and saw tears coming from his eye. His mouth had been chained shut so he couldnt say a word. Malefor began to squeeze her neck. She tried to scream but I quickly became a gasp as she tried to call for help. You will pay for defying my will. He said. Sophie gasped more and more, unable to do anything while Rick could only watch. No
no this cant be happening! he thought, I didnt come to this world just to lose my mate! He started to squirm then suddenly heard something that made his blood run cold, a crack, from Sophies neck. He looked at her and saw her fall to the ground. His mind became blank and all he thought was, No
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NOOOO! SOPHIE!!!! what will Rick do now?!
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When should I stop breastfeeding?
I been breast feeding for 3 months now. I am wondering when should i stop? well when is the right time to stop?and also she does not like the taste of infamil what can i do for her to like it?
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The right time to stop is when you and your child want to. The AAP reccomends a minimum of one year, the WHO says a minimum of 2 years. Babies need whole milk until at least the age of 2, and breastmilk is whole milk, if you are still nursing then no other milk is needed. There are many benefits to nursing to 2 years and even longer! You can google extended breastfeeding or child-led weaning and get some info. Also www.kellymom.com is an excellent resource on breastfeeding in general, plus extended breastfeeding. I let my children self-wean. my ODD weaned at 4.5 yrs, my MDD until 5 yrs, and my 2.5 yr old is still nursing 4-6 times a day. Formula is an acceptable substitute for breastmilk, but you don't have to use it. You can continue to breastfeed and never use a drop of formula, none of my girls ever had any (although if I had had to work, I might have had to, I was not a great pumper) Mixing breastmilk into formula is a good ideaposted 07/25/2011 by momsangel03
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I would recomend breastfeeding for as long as you are comfortable. Probably until your baby is teething, but the longer the better! as for the formula: try pumping your breastmilk (or hand expressing it) and mixing a little formula in with it, adding the appropriate amount of water. Then gradually increase the formula-to-milk ratioposted 07/24/2011 by greybyrde
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Sept. 23, 2013 ARLINGTON, Texas (AP) -- Alex Rios of the Texas Rangers has hit for the cycle against Houston in his first four at-bats.
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Poll: McCain, Obama and the suburbs
Hofstra's National Center for Suburban Studies had the misfortune earlier this week to roll out a fascinating new poll on the contours of the Obama-McCain race in the suburbs on the worst possible day -- Monday, at pretty much the very moment the House was rejecting the Wall Street rescue/bailout package.
We've finally had some time to pay attention to it, and it should be mandatory reading for anyone interested in understanding how places like.... Long Island .... are shaping the race. The polling was done in late September and showed how critical the suburbs are: Obama dominated cities (57-34), McCain dominated the rural vote (51-35) and only the suburbs were competitive -- McCain 48, Obama 42.
The poll also, however, shows how deeply economic doldrums and the housing crisis have embedded themselves in the modern suburbs, and ex-Newsdayer Larry Levy, the director of the Center, says that's crucial to understanding McCain's decline as the economy has emerged as the leading issue over the past two weeks:
"Not only are there more enrolled Republicans in the burbs as a whole (there are different types of burbs, some still more hospitable to the GOP than others), but the poll shows that McCain is more in sync with suburban values and positions on the issues.
"The bad news for McCain, beyond the demographic shifts in recent years that have helped make the burbs politically competitive, is that the economic crisis has really hit suburbia hard. Thus, the candidate who has the best or most credible message on the economy has the best chance of connecting.
"And for now, especially after the past week, it is Obama. Of all the numbers in the poll, it's the economic ones that I found most surprising — even knowing something about the reality of the suburbs. About 38 percent of suburbanites reported living pay check to pay check. There are other similarly startling numbers. So much for the myth of the prosperous suburbs."


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San Diego school gets $100,000 Target grant
San Diego It might just be the ultimate Target gift card.
Freese Elementary Arts and Culture Magnet School in San Diego was awarded a $100,000 grant by Target Corp. on Wednesday.
Located in Skyline, Freese is one of 48 campuses and two school districts in 31 states to receive Target grants based on a pool of 7,000 nominees submitted by viewers of "The Ellen DeGeneres Show."
Freese Principal Alma Hills said the unexpected gift will save the school's magnet program from budget cuts next year.
"I cannot tell what you this means to my teachers and students," Hills said.
"The reaction has been jubilation — children and teachers have been cheering and clapping. Some have been speechless."
The school will use the money to buy new books for its library and continue its magnet program that put all students in six- and eight-week rotations immersing them in music, dance, theater and the visual arts. The school also brings local actors, artists and musicians to campus to work with students.
A fan of "The Ellen DeGeneres Show," Freese's arts and culture resource teacher, Mary Pat Hutt, submitted the grant nomination. The 2,500-character entry has been described as "very compelling."
San Diego schools chief Bill Kowba thanked Target for the donation and praised Freese.
"The Freese community took the initiative to pursue this important opportunity and deserves great credit for that," Kowba said.
Target issued $5 million in education grants on Wednesday under its initiative to help students get or stay on the path toward high school graduation. The retail giant plans to give a total of $1 billion to schools through 2015.
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One of Flushing's main draws is its vast selection of authentic cuisine from all parts of China and beyond. To experience the taste of ma la—the uniquely spicy, numbing flavor that comes from Sichuan peppercorns—stop by Hunan House or Spicy & Tasty and order the mapo tofu (completely different from the Chinese-takeout variety) or fuqi feipian (a dish that renders the oft-neglected parts of the cow superspicy). Jade Asian is a great dim sum spot, while New Imperial Palace is known for stellar Cantonese seafood dishes (its Dungeness crab with sticky rice is the stuff of legend). For Korean fare, try San Soo Kap San, whose hot kimchi stew comes, in typical Korean fashion, flanked by an array of side dishes. For a one-stop solution, head over to the Queens Crossing Mall. On the ground-level food court, you can sample Japanese fare at Ajisen Ramen, a range of Chinese dumplings and fresh noodles at Special Soup Buns and bubble-milk tea at Kung Fu Tea. The top floor of the mall has one of the most upscale eateries in the neighborhood—Mulan—which puts modern twists on traditional Chinese fare; dishes include soft-shell crab with spicy mango dressing and wok-fried duck gizzards.


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Few may remember that in the weeks before the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, Congress, the administration, observers and critics were in a debate over the fundamental structure of our national defense.
There were some who believed a strategic shift was needed and that the future of modern warfare would be about missile defense, satellites and high-tech weaponry -- because no adversary would dare challenge America's conventional forces. With that in mind, this new strategy would be paid for, in part, by cutting the size and strength of the U.S. Army.
I was reminded of this debate, and my role in it, while preparing my remarks for the Association of the United States Army's recently completed exposition in Washington, D.C.
In 2001, I was a member of the House Armed Services Committee and chairman of its Subcommittee on Personnel. I spearheaded a letter signed by 81 of my colleagues and sent to then-Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld, cautioning that while we supported "efforts to ensure that our military is prepared for future conflicts, reduction in the Army's force structure would clearly undermine that goal."
A newspaper in my home state of New York editorialized that we were clinging to "relics of the old 20th-century force" because "high-tech air power and precision munitions [were] increasingly dominating the modern battlefield." Then the terrorists struck, and the conversation turned from the theoretical to the tangible, from the uncertainty of future threats to the reality of an unprovoked attack.
Despite prognostications that combat would be more like "Transformers" than "Saving Private Ryan," the realities of Iraq and Afghanistan have proved far different and far more conventional. While we marvel at our technological superiority and are thankful for high-tech advancements that make soldiers safer, the story of these wars is much the same as conflicts past. Because after we shocked, after we awed, we did the most important thing to gain and ensure victory: We marched.
And it is the American soldier who has borne the brunt of these conflicts, providing 50 percent to 70 percent of our deployable forces.
Today, we again find ourselves in another debate over the future of America's national defense. While we recognize that the Army must join with the rest of the federal government in reducing our size and cost, I'm concerned when I read suggestions by columnists, analysts and part-time experts that the United States probably doesn't need a strong and decisive standing Army.
Ten years of war has strained all branches of the military and those who wear its uniforms. Each service has unique needs. Each has its own burdens. But, I would argue, we shouldn't strengthen one by weakening another. Instead, we must ensure a balanced approach to meet future contingencies. Perhaps most importantly, we can't break faith with the men and women who have fought for us during the past decade.
To meet current and future threats, our military must remain the finest in the world. It must be an agile and deployable full-spectrum force that can deter conflict, project power and win wars.
Just as we didn't predict Pearl Harbor or 9/11, we can't predict the future with any certainty. We can, however, remember the lessons of history: No major conflict has ever been won without "boots on the ground," and a strong, decisive Army will be -- as it always has been -- the strength of our nation.


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Submitted by Brenda Vassaur Taylor (United States), Oct 12, 2013 05:01
We may opine that we have too many "low information voters." I think that goes hand-in-hand with our vast numbers of "low information taxpayers." If they only knew what you are saying here, even the young people could understand they do not want their tax dollars withheld from their checks going to those who have never paid in taxes...not to mention to the ones simply stealing the money...not to mention to the ones being paid to hand out the money to those stealing it. If only they knew, but surely it is too hard to understand for all the noise....per your James Madison quote.
The "pay your fair share of taxes," screamed during the last presidential election by the 51% who paid little or none....may appear different to our low info taxpayer if they only learned these few facts you present related to the EIC.
Keep up the good work and continue to spread the word. I think we who do understand these things are to blame in part...for not teaching this clearly to all we know.
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