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Celebrating Timothy Dalton's James Bond
Timothy Dalton may have only two Bond movies to his name, but he was, Mark argues, the quintessential secret agent…
Timothy Dalton is the best actor to play James Bond. Although this article will also pitch the opinion that his portrayal of Bond is also the best, it remains true that Dalton is the best actor out of the very exclusive club of thespians who've portrayed 007 on the big screen. Prior to taking the role in 1987, he'd been a Shakespearean actor and had honed his craft on the stage.
Eon Productions had been badgering him to take the role for a while too – he turned it down three times, including an initial scheduling conflict that would have prevented him from starring in The Living Daylights. From the beginning, he had an idea of Bond that was very different from where the series had been headed over the course of the 1980s, hoping to bring the character down to Earth.
"I think Roger was fine as Bond, but the films had become too much techno-pop and had lost track of their sense of story," Dalton said in a 1989 interview. "I mean, every film seemed to have a villain who had to rule or destroy the world. If you want to believe in the fantasy on screen, then you have to believe in the characters and use them as a stepping-stone to lead you into this fantasy world. That's a demand I made, and Albert Broccoli agreed with me."
Over the course of the two films he appeared in, 1987's The Living Daylights and 1989's Licence To Kill, Dalton brought a harder edge to Bond, more self-conscious of some of the character's foibles and vices, without every other character taking him to task over it, as they do in GoldenEye. The first thing you notice about his stern, wolfish portrayal is that he thrives upon revenge in a way that had seldom been seen.
Before the straight-up revenge plot that runs through his second outing, The Living Daylights sees Bond targeted as the lynchpin of a scheme to assassinate Russian General Pushkin, a British ally. Two agents are assassinated on Bond's watch, and Pushkin is framed as the architect of a revived Soviet Intelligence programme called Smiert Spionom ('Death To Spies.')
The second of these is the grandest showcase of Dalton's ability to convey pure, frightening fury. After grappling with a stuffy MI6 agent called Saunders in the earlier parts of the film, Bond starts to build a mutual respect with him as they work together. Moments after a grateful exchange, Saunders is murdered by an automatic door, in one of the more ignominious death scenes of the series.
Dalton's glowering initial reaction is much less composed than other Bonds might have been, leading to him pulling a gun on a small child with a balloon. That doesn't make him sound cool and collected, but in both films, we see how this version of Bond uses his anger to exact cold, meticulous vengeance on his enemies.
This is pretty much the whole plot of Licence To Kill, which producer and co-writer Michael G Wilson compared to Kurosawa's Yojimbo. There is something uniquely awesome about the idea of Dalton's Bond as a lone samurai, particularly when his personal vendetta results in his suspension by M, as he resorts to infiltrating the baddies who attacked CIA agent Felix Leiter and his bride, and imperceptibly turning them all against one another.
They still find time for the action scenes and brutal showdowns that characterise Bond films, of course, but given this Bond's tendency to make things personal, the stakes are often much higher. Away from plots to "rule or destroy the world", the explosive ending of Licence To Kill centres around destroying tankers full of drugs and petrol, all to get back at Sanchez for hurting Bond's mates. When it's all over, it's one of the few times we ever see Bond cry, and Dalton breaks the mask of secrecy he's been wearing for the whole film and shows utter relief.
That, specifically, is what makes Dalton's version of Bond the most effective: he's inarguably the most secret agent of the bunch, with the emphasis on secret. Rather than inflicting massive property damage or faffing about with hover-gondolas, he does some actual spying. The Living Daylights is hardly Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy, but it's the closest to an actual espionage thriller that the Bond series had mustered since From Russia With Love.
He uncovers the conspiracy against British Intelligence and General Pushkin, not by conducting explosive hit-and-miss investigations around the world, but by courting the real villain's girlfriend, Kara Milovy. This leads to another difference in Dalton's portrayal: the 1980s made aspects of the series formula slightly awkward, with concerns over sexually transmitted diseases, and repositioned gender roles in the wake of Britain electing its first female Prime Minister.
After four films of trying to carry on regardless, and occasionally coming over all Carry On as a result, this version of Bond simultaneously resolves both. In addition to his aforementioned introspection, Dalton cuts a more monogamous figure than any previous version of the character. His relationship with Kara is not so seductive, but rather surprisingly chaste – he's more of a cad than a scoundrel, if there's much of a difference there.
Bond being Bond, that doesn't mean Kara's still around for Licence To Kill, but his relationship with Pam Bouvier again marks his Bond as more romantic than sexually driven, ultimately spurning the advances of his enemy's girlfriend in order to jump off a roof and into a swimming pool with Pam. Even if it wasn't quite up to 21st century standards (Die Another Day totally doesn't count as 21st century standard – it's an aberration that escaped from the mid-1980s), 007's attitude to romance and women was shifting.
There are shortcomings to this more serious Bond, most notably that he's not great at delivering quips. Certainly, the car chase with the Slovakian police in The Living Daylights occasionally scans more like a stunt on Top Gear than a James Bond action sequence because of Dalton's delivery. He's usually too angry while he's dispatching foes to get in any puns, but his finishing one-liners are still up to snuff, most memorably with "He got the boot", at the end of his first outing.
One of the more impressive aspects of Dalton's performance is that he actually did most of his own stunts, proving himself equally game for the things that the audience expects from the character, while still making Bond his own. To celebrate the films on their own merits, as well as what Dalton brought to the table, director John Glen executed some of his most impressive stunts in these two films, most notably in the scene where Bond and Necros fight while dangling from the back of a cargo plane in The Living Daylights, and the articulated lorry tilt from Licence To Kill.
The transition from Moore to Dalton was the biggest reboot the series had seen until Casino Royale literally took Bond back to the beginning. I would say that Daniel Craig is close to being as good an actor as Dalton, and while his portrayal is distinctive and new in its own way, I think the newest films show how ahead of their time this double bill turned out to be.
With Skyfall now playing in cinemas nationwide, it should be noted that most Bonds come into their own on their third outing – Connery had Goldfinger, Moore had The Spy Who Loved Me and Brosnan was arguably at his best in The World Is Not Enough. It's a shame, therefore, that Dalton never got to reprise the role again. Legal issues, which must seem trifling in hindsight, dogged the series throughout the early 1990s.
A third instalment with Dalton was in development, and initially planned for 1991. From online reconstructions of this project, it's been said that the film would have taken place in Hong Kong, but clearly wasn't so far along in production that they'd yet realised how ridiculous it would have been to reveal a robot female henchman in the third act. Given how Dalton only announced that he would not return in 1994, there must have been some point where he was considered for GoldenEye, which is a tantalising prospect in its own right.
In closing, we refer to Dalton once again, reiterating his position on a realistic Bond in another interview. "It's very important to make the man believable so you can stretch the fantasy. Whether people like this kind of Bond is another question."
Perhaps his kind of James Bond isn't everybody's favourite, but if you've been labouring under the delusion that he wasn't any good, then there's definitely enough in The Living Daylights and Licence To Kill to justify revisiting Timothy Dalton's take on this most iconic of characters.
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A very, very good Bond. Glad he's having a bit of a renaissance in opinion. You're right about his acting chops -for me, Dalton gives the best of all the Tracy flashbacks, just look at his face when Mrs Leiter offers him her garter at the wedding.
He was married once, but it was a long time ago.
Dalton was an exceptional Bond, I've always really enjoyed his take on the character.
Following the travesty that was Roger Moore's series of films that got worse with each outing, he was a breath of fresh air. Really good to see Dalton getting some here, its long overdue.
"Yesss...I got the message."
I genuinely feel The Living Daylights is one of the top Bonds ever. License to Kill doesn't quite live up to that, but Dalton remains the definite highlight of both films with his gritty, intense and often bitter Bond. The execution scene with Pushkin is ruthlessly convincing.
I agree with DamonD. I really enjoyed The Living Daylights but was disappointed with Licence To Kill. Dalton was very good in the role.
My favourite Bond. The scene in Licence to Kill where he could easily escape but decides to harpoon the henchman who killed Sharkey tells you everything you need to know about that character. Also, the scene where he finds Felix mutilated and his new bride dead and he crawls, flustered, across the floor to grab the phone is just great acting.
Dalton was a fantastic Bond and a real breath of fresh air after the later Roger Moore films. Such a shame he didn't make more than 2. The pre-credits "army manoeuvers" from Living Daylights is up there with the best opening sequences in any Bond film.
And let's not forget, geeks, Dalton was also Rassilon in Doctor Who!
Strangely enough, I was watching Licence to Kill yesterday afternoon, Dalton really was underrated, if he could have had more films, he may have gone down as the definitive bond.
Totally agree, it is really frustrating not having seen him more than twice in the role... I have never been able to enjoy Pierce Brosnan after him. He is James Bond, even if he is so underrated by most of the people... Such a shame!!
The Living Daylights suffers from the lack of a decent villain, Licence to Kill suffers due to a supporting cast of TV movie actors. Dalton redeems things in both films and elevates them into the top 10 Bonds. Still my fave incumbent of the role.
Have just watched them (as I am working my way trough the whole series) and I prefer Licence to Kill to The living daylights which is bit of a grey film with a boring Girl and unmenacing Baddies. Plus the whole serious vibe they try to project is gone the second they go down the slopes in a Cello case. LTK has a Miami Vice vibe, but the acting and action is great. Q is wonderfull and I really like Davi as Baddy with del Toro as henchman. The revenge plot is way more exciting than the detective story from TLD. Dalton in general is a very driven Bond. He is focussed and fit especially in comparision to the last Moore movies. And his acting is superb , but sometimes it is just not Bondlike. Too worried , too angry, too emotional. His posture is also a bit less classy as Moore and Connery.
I like Dalton and what he did in those movies, making it a bit more human and personal but that is also what makes him a little less "Bondy" than the rest.
Quick opinion time: For all of those who've read Flemings books, I would peg Dalton as the closest the films have come to the original literary version. Although Connery hues pretty close, the general demeanour of Dalton is the best in my opinion.
Dalton's movies and Connery first couple of outings are the only ones I can rewatch, so that must say something about the quality of his portrayal.
I'd say Lazenby is the very closest to the books, with Dalton and Craig coming pretty close. Connery is still the best screen bond though.
also Dalton is the closest to how bond looks in the books - check James Bonds wiki page and look at the guy he's based on and the drawings and Daltons pretty close
Moore's films a bit 'Carry On'? Why do people always exaggerate the 'light' moments in those films? The Carry Ons was continual slapstick/innuendo/exaggerated performances from all the cast. I don't see that in For Your Eyes Only. Octopussy may have had the gorilla moment but Carry On was much more overt than that, and for the most part was just as thrilling and no more pulpy than Raiders of the Lost Ark. Dalton was good - although it would be more credible to hear from someone who has actually seen his stage work, as opposed to just being told he was a Shakespearean actor and being impressed at that.
Dalton was exactly what was needed after the farce that dogged Moore's later films. Very much enjoyed his portrayal, which paved the way for Brosnan's & Craig's performances.
Dalton got a real bum rap. Sincerely wish he lasted longer in the role.
What's more amazing is that, in License to Kill, the noises the bullets make when ricocheting off the tanker play the bond theme tune. Geektastic.
I liked Dalton as Bond, but for me I was always waiting for Pierce Brosnan to be Bond. And when it happened, I was most satisfied. But Dalton had a good run.
I loved Timothy Dalton, closest to the source material and a refreshing re-boot from Roger Moore trying to sprint up the Eiffel Tower. It's interesting reading that the 3rd film is when the actor "owns" the part as this is very true for Daniel Craig in Skyfall. What I've also seen is how desperate the films get further down the line so here's hoping we don't see Daniel Craig doing random ski stunts or making quiche any time soon!
I always like Dalton and am glad to see his approach is being recognised, especially as this is largely what the Craig movies have done. I do however notice that people have started talking about Brosnan as though he was like the worst of Moore, silly, jokey and not any good. I'd say of his films only DAD fails the credulity test, the other 3 are great, and he was always good in them, and in places played ruthless and cold as well as any Bond.
For me the best Bond, closest to the Literal look and character that Fleming created. The Living Daylights is one of the best Bond films, License to Kill is not, a real shame he couldn't have done more.
Agreed Fleming hated Connery though didn't want him as Bond
Oh my goodness!!! This is MY kind of article! I've been a card-carrying member of the exclusive 'Dalton as Best Bond' club for years!! I love that you also said he's the BEST actor who's played Bond so far, but sadly also the most underrated. Every time I see Casino Royale, and the clips for Skyfall (haven't seen the film yet as it hasn't opened in the US), I always wish that Dalton had been in Craig's shoes. I know I'll always mourn for him not fulfilling his contract to do 3 Bond films, I think 'Property of a Lady' would've been his third?? Even that title is intriguing, with Dalton in it, it could've been his best Bond flick! Alas...
Anyway, THANK YOU for this article!!
Dalton was a decent Bond. Unfortunately, The Living Daylights is one of the worst Bond films and while License to Kill was a major improvement, it felt like Bond trying to be Die Hard. Too...American in feel.
uuum, Ruth, I wonder what happened in those 38 minutes that made you change your mind from 'Dalton as Best Bond' to "Dalton was a decent Bond"
YES! Thank you. I have been saying this for years, so glad to find I am not the only one who thinks this!
Timothy Dalton is my favourite Bond. Living Daylights and License To Kill are extremely diverse. Daylights was not too far away from Sir Rog but LTK is clearly the forerunner for Casino Royale. My one best example of Mr.Dalton, When Della Leiter throws her wedding band to Bond. Tim's portrayal is encapsulated their, Straight from the pages of Flemming himself.
I agree with this article. Dalton was very good in the role in retrospect.
Like many, I did not like his portrayal when I first saw the movies in the 80's (Living Daylights was ok, but License to Kill was too different for me then) but when I watch these movies now, they are both great - including License to Kill which was ahead of its time in showing the human side of the character.
When I look back on it now, I realize that much of the reason I did not fully embrace Dalton in the 80's was because firstly I liked Moore in role, and secondly because I, like many I'm sure, was hoping for Brosnan to get the role. Many of us felt Brosnan had what it took to pull of the role. What a mistaken belief that turned out to be. Although he definitely had the looks, Brosnan just did not have the acting chops for the role. This is best encapsulated in two scenes in the abysmal World is not Enough. His overacted 'shock' reaction when Renard tells him the 'feel alive' bit and the scene when he recounts that fact to Electra. Purely pathetici and effiminate, daytime soap opera acting and not worthy of Bond. You can blame the scripts all you want (and they were horrible) but Brosnan just did not have what it took for the Bond role (and he has himself admitted he did not get the portrayal right). He has been very good in other roles however - such as the Tailor of Panama and Ghost Writer.
Now, in terms of Dalton vs. Craig - the reason I think Craig's portrayal has been more embraced, apart from the changed times, is because he has been able, from the very first scene in Casino Royuale where he blows away the 'bent' MI6 agent, to show 'cool' on screen. That is the one thing Dalton, despite his very good portrayal otherwise, just was not able to do so well - particularly in comparison to the super cool Moore.
Dalton most certainly did NOT have "a good run", as you put it; he should have debuted as Bond one film and two years earlier than he did in a grittier, harder-edged, and more Fleming-esque 'A View to a Kill', if that had happened, he would have made the role his own by 'Licence to Kill'... Tim Dalton was two decades ahead of the wider audience, they weren't ready for his Bond in the 1980's, they are now thanks to articles like this and the wonder of DVD's and endless telly repeats, and Tim Dalton is now getting the recognition he so richly deserves for arguably a definitive portrayal of England's finest!
All the actors portraying Bond have had their moments and brought their own persona to the role. For me tho, Dalton is the closest to a real-life Bond. Craig is second, tho I suspect we have Bourne to thank for that. Dalton's defining film is Licence to Kill. TLD suffered from not wanting to do a complete makeover on Bond from AVTAK. It really is a shame that Dalton didn't get a couple more films to shine as Bond.
Hooray for this article.
TLD and LTK in my opinion were both great films (with a few flaws) and Dalton was outstanding as Bond. No other Bond actor had shown that amount of venom, anger and emotion at seeing their friends and colleagues murdered.
What really annoyed me on the release of Goldeneye is that all the press ganged up on Dalton and slagged him off. Now of course, that same press are calling Brosnan 'campy' compared to Craig.
Fickle filthbags they are.
Excellent Bond, two very strong films. It's a pity he doesn't get more recognition but then considering the direction the series had taken under Moore he had a hard task ahead of him in order to bring credibility back to the series.
Craig managed it, Dalton, despite a sterling effort, is best remembered as an underrated James who couldn't revolutionise a dying series.
Nicely written article. I have always enjoyed the two Dalton outings.
Wow... this article lost all credibility in the first sentence, "Timothy Dalton is the best actor to play James Bond."
He was great in the later seasons of Chuck were hes ther crime boss Alexei Volkoff
o_O... I can see this is a touchy subject for you, lol. I do agree with your saying that Dalton should've been Bond in "A View To A Kill" though. That would've definitely made a better movie. I only like AVTAK because of the theme song.
Thank you for this excellent article
. It's high time Dalton's 007 got the respect and love it deserves. His admirers may not be aware of how he – actually quite heroically – threw himself on his sword for the sake of the James Bond series. Clearly, he wanted to continue on with the role, and producer Cubby Broccoli was ready to go to the mat with MGM to retain Dalton (taking the "my actor or no movie" approach Barbara Broccoli took in 2005 with the hiring of Daniel Craig). The future of the series was at an impasse: the studio (unfairly) blamed Dalton for the weaker-than-expected box office for LTK; Broccoli understood the film got swamped in the summer of "Batman" and was otherwise committed to his leading man (and, of course, his own ego!). Dalton instinctively understood that he would go down in film history as "the guy who killed the James Bond movies", and resigned the role – letting Broccoli off the hook of his own intransigence and letting MGM have its scapegoat. Pierce Brosnan knew what happened, commenting that he "felt very bad for Tim Dalton."
To quote Dalton himself , from a 1989 et online interview about the Living Daylights . : ".............., "I've read all the Fleming books and seen all the movies, and gleaned and responded to all the details and bits and pieces that I can, and something is crystallizing."
Crystallizing is the keyword. Being new in the Bond World, he is the perfect "guide". His take is well rooted. IMO, Fleming would be thrilled to know him.
The Eon Franchinse is the best, no doubt. However if not for the Dalton bond films (and the earlier ones), next to 'Tinker, Tailor, Soildier, Spy', the Bond films, would have paled in the authenticity department.
Timothy Dalton really was underrated & was the best Bond imo. When Saunders gets killed in TLD, Dalton's intense reaction and his following coversation with Maryam d'Abo showcased the best acting by any actor in the Bond franchise. Both TLD & LTK were great Bond movies.
I don't know if anyone else felt this way but I think that the more gritty and realistic Bond is, that's when he's at his best. I think after Moore's turn as Bond, Dalton's films were the first that felt truly epic in scope. The Living Daylights and License to Kill were the first times I felt like Bond had a personal purpose he was out to fulfill. Personally, my favorite Bond films are Dalton's, GoldenEye, and Craig's, cause in these films in particular I feel like we're actually viewing the same character.
While Fleming didn't like Connery at all initially, he did change his mind after "From Russia With Love" and gave the literary Bond a Scottish heritage. However, Dalton's interpretation is still closer to Fleming's version, and he's my favorite, with Connery at #2. While the success of the series owes a great deal to Connery, it also owes the same to Dalton, who gave the franchise a shot in the arm after Moore's final efforts reduced it to camp. He also paved the way for Daniel Craig to play the role. After Dalton's dark portrayal, Brosnan was the "Safe" choice to follow him, as he gave off the Roger Moore vibe (Sounds like, from interviews, Brosnan had little say in his interpretation of the character) I can see why they did that. After trying the serious approach, they decided to return to the formula that was so successful before. It didn't last this time though.
Dalton was an incredible Bond and probably the one closest to what Fleming would have wanted particularly if you have read the books and definately my favourite followed by Craig and Connery it is without a doubt a shame about all the legal probs at the time because without them Dalton would almost certainly have done a third and possibly a fourth film......great article.


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In his life, Harry Benson, the world's most successful and prolific photojournalist
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Self-regular proximities and new search directions for linear and semidefinite optimization (2000)
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author = {Jiming Peng and Cornelis Roos and Tamás Terlaky},
title = {Self-regular proximities and new search directions for linear and semidefinite optimization},
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In this paper, we first introduce the notion of self-regular functions. Various appealing properties of self-regular functions are explored and we also discuss the relation between selfregular functions and the well-known self-concordant functions. Then we use such functions to define self-regular proximity measure for path-following interior point methods for solving linear optimization (LO) problems. Any self-regular proximity measure naturally defines a primal-dual search direction. In this way a new class of primal-dual search directions for solving LO problems is obtained. Using the appealing properties of self-regular functions, we prove that these new large-update path-following methods for LO enjoy a polynomial, O n q+1 2q log n iteration bound, where q ≥ 1 is the so-called barrier degree of the self-regular ε proximity measure underlying the algorithm. When q increases, this � bound approaches the √n n best known complexity bound for interior point methods, namely O log. Our unified �√n ε n analysis provides also the O log best known iteration bound of small-update IPMs. ε At each iteration, we need only to solve one linear system. As a byproduct of our results, we remove some limitations of the algorithms presented in [24] and improve their complexity as well. An extension of these results to semidefinite optimization (SDO) is also discussed.


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Tuesday morning, the 5th annual Shoes for Orphan Souls campaign kicked off at the South Plains Mall.
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Executive Profiles
Pat Wang - President & Chief Executive Officer
Pat Wang joined Healthfirst as President and CEO in 2008. Sponsored by a number of not-for-profit and public hospitals in the metropolitan New York region, Healthfirst has more than 700,000 members enrolled in a variety of health insurance products, including Medicaid, Family Health Plus, and Child Health Plus, as well as Medicare Advantage. Healthfirst also manages the long term care benefits of frail elderly individuals through its subsidiary, Senior Health Partners. Healthfirst strives to assure the availability of culturally and linguistically competent health care to diverse communities, as well as to improve health insurance coverage and quality of care.
Ms. Wang practiced health law at Kalkines, Arky, Zall and Bernstein, where she represented health care providers serving low income patients. She then worked for the Greater New York Hospital Association, a hospital and continuing care provider trade association, where she was a Senior Vice President with responsibilities for analysis, operations, advocacy, and policy related to managed care, uncompensated care, and health care financing. One of her earliest accomplishments at GNYHA was the creation of Healthfirst, which became a freestanding company in 1993.
Ms. Wang is a graduate of Princeton University, where she majored in history and East Asian studies, and New York University School of Law, where she received her J.D. degree, cum laude. She has lived in Taiwan, Beijing, and Yugoslavia.
Daniel McCarthy - Executive Vice President & Chief Operating Officer
Mr. McCarthy joined Healthfirst in April 2008, bringing almost 20 years of experience in healthcare, with expertise in product development, operations, and business strategy. Mr. McCarthy previously served as president of Metcare Health Plans, Inc., a Medicare Advantage plan in Florida. For the 13 years prior to joining Metcare, Mr. McCarthy was an executive with Empire BlueCross BlueShield of New York, where, during his tenure, he was responsible for Network Contracting and Management, Senior Market Products, Individual Products, the New Jersey market, Medical Economics, and Group Underwriting, as well as for other areas.
Mr. McCarthy holds B.A.'s in both History and Political Science from Fordham University, and M.B.A.'s in both Finance and Management from New York University's Stern School of Business.
Elizabeth St. Clair, Esq. - Senior Vice President & General Counsel
Ms. St. Clair joined Healthfirst in May 2008 with extensive health care experience. Prior to joining Healthfirst, Ms. St. Clair served as General Counsel at Saint Vincent Catholic Medical Centers in New York City, a not-for-profit health care system comprised of 8 hospitals, 4 nursing homes, 3 home care agencies, and more than 60 ambulatory care sites. She was responsible for legal affairs, corporate compliance, governance, insurance, and risk and claims management. During her tenure as General Counsel, SVCMC went through a successful bankruptcy reorganization, including several hospital divestitures and debt refinancing.
Prior to joining Saint Vincent Catholic Medical Centers, Ms. St. Clair served as general counsel at New York City Health and Hospitals Corporation where she developed the corporation's first compliance program. She also held positions as Division Chief of the New York City Law Department's Office of the Corporation Counsel from 1992 - 1997, and as partner at Rabinowitz, Boudin, Standard, Krinsky & Kieberman, P.C. from 1988 - 1992.
Ms. St. Clair holds a J.D. from Rutgers University School of Law and a B.A. from the University of Washington.
Marybeth Tita - Senior Vice President & Chief Financial Officer
Marybeth Tita has more than 14 years of experience in accounting and financial reporting for the health insurance industry. She joined Healthfirst in 2007 with responsibility for managing the Corporate Finance Department. Her responsibilities include overseeing maintenance of the company's books and records, processing payments, billing and collections, budgeting and forecasting, treasury management, and financial reporting. Ms. Tita is a financial executive with a strong managed care background whose accomplishments demonstrate success in evaluating operations, implementing innovative solutions, and improving internal controls.
Ms. Tita began her career as an accountant at Touche Ross, where she led audits of clients in various industries, including insurance and health care. Before joining Healthfirst, she spent time working for other New York insurers and managed care companies where she led change, enhanced controls and implemented systems which led to the improved safeguarding of corporate assets and more transparent financial reporting.
Ms. Tita is a Certified Public Accountant and a Certified Internal Auditor. She obtained her B.S. in Accounting from St. John's University and her M.B.A. in Finance and Management from Columbia University, Graduate School of Business.
Jay Schechtman M.D., M.B.A. - Senior Vice President & Chief Medical Officer
Dr. Schechtman has been Chief Medical Officer of Healthfirst since 1999. Dr. Schechtman's responsibilities include medical management, appeals and grievance, quality improvement, and ancillary.
Dr. Schechtman is an industry expert in HEDIS turn-around, provider profiling, and incentive programs, as well as medical cost control. Dr. Schechtman also serves as the Assistant Clinical Professor in Community and Preventive Medicine at the Mount Sinai School of Medicine. As such, Dr. Schechtman works with both residents and fellows, and participates in various research projects.
Prior to working at Healthfirst, Dr. Schechtman was a National Medical Director for Magellan Specialty Health and a full-time academic physician at the Mount Sinai Medical Center in New York. He obtained a medical degree from Mount Sinai School of Medicine and an M.B.A. from the combined health care management program of Mount Sinai and Baruch College. Dr. Schechtman is board certified in rehabilitation and was chief resident at Mount Sinai.
John Cheng - Chief Marketing & Communications Officer
John Cheng is a marketing and business development executive with over 10 years of health care industry experience, specializing in electronic media. He joined Healthfirst in April 2010 with responsibility for developing new and innovative marketing strategies and effectively maximizing Healthfirst's brand.
Prior to joining Healthfirst, Mr. Cheng served as the Vice President of Strategic Marketing and Communications at Aetna Health Care. His earlier experience includes positions with Oxford Health Plans, CIGNA HealthCare, GE Capital, AT&T Corporation and more. Mr. Cheng has held senior roles in strategic marketing, business development, and strategic planning, and obtained a Six Sigma Green Belt focused on the development of new products.
Mr. Cheng oversees the Marketing and Communications, Corporate Communications, and Product Management departments at Healthfirst. He has an M.B.A. from Pace University and received his Bachelors Degree from Brooklyn College.
Sonya L. Henderson - Vice President, Compliance and Audit & Corporate Compliance Officer
Sonya L. Henderson joined Healthfirst in September 2009 with over 20 years of operations and corporate compliance experience in the healthcare arena. Ms. Henderson has a strong background and extensive knowledge in negotiation and conflict resolution.
Ms. Henderson will build on Healthfirst's existing comprehensive compliance program and will continue to promote a culture of compliance and ethical behavior throughout the organization. She will ensure that employees have a complete understanding of the importance of compliance and how compliance relates to their everyday tasks. Ms. Henderson also oversees the audit team, which performs both compliance audits and internal audits of Healthfirst processes to ensure compliance with outside regulatory requirements and that our internal processes adequately protect the organization against business risk. She oversees the Compliance program and audit activities within Healthfirst, and provides ongoing updates to the Audit and Compliance Committee of the Board of Directors.
Prior to joining Healthfirst, Ms. Henderson held positions at AmeriChoice, HorizonNJHealth, and Blue Cross Blue Shield of NJ. During her time at both Horizon NJ Health and AmeriChoice, Ms. Henderson served as the organization's Compliance Officer. Ms. Henderson holds a BA in Communications from The University of Pittsburgh.
Paul Portsmore – Senior Vice President, Business Development and Member Acquisition
Paul Portsmore joined Healthfirst in August 2012, bringing more than 15 years of healthcare experience to his role as Senior Vice President of Business Development and Member Acquisition. In this role he is responsible for developing new market opportunities and growing existing markets. Mr. Portsmore oversees product development, sales, and external affairs.
Before joining Healthfirst, Mr. Portsmore was Vice President for Health Services at AmeriHealth of New Jersey, a commercial health insurer of small and mid-sized groups in New Jersey. Mr. Portsmore's responsibilities included unit cost and utilization management, quality management, population health and wellness, and developing and driving business strategy.
Prior to AmeriHealth, Mr. Portsmore worked at Empire BlueCross BlueShield as Assistant Vice President of Network Management. He was accountable for network contracting and management, provider relations, and provider technology solutions.
Mr. Portsmore received a B.A. from Providence College in Rhode Island and an M.B.A. in Health Care Administration from the Zicklin School of Business at Baruch College in New York.


text: Cyrus Farivar: Twitter is useful for activists (and tyrants) 02 June 11 by Cyrus Farivar Tweet Leandro Castelao This article was taken from the July 2011 issue of Wired magazine. Be the first to read Wired's articles in print before they're posted online, and get your hands on loads of additional content by subscribing online.Over the last few months, it's been hard to read news stories about Tunisia, Egypt -- and later Libya, Syria, Bahrain and Yemen -- without finding references to Twitter and Facebook, which are often credited with catalysing those revolutions. As regimes in Tunisia and Egypt fell in 2011, internet activists and Middle East watchers have been scratching their heads, trying to work out how much a state's internet penetration influences social and democratic revolution.One researcher, Jillian C York, writing on the blog Global Voices, asked if the internet can "affect the effectiveness of such tools for organisational or revolutionary purposes? Or, can a tiny group of internet users influence a countrywide movement?" Andrew Trench, a South African journalist, also blogged: "If Egypt and Tunisia are valid case studies, it looks like internet penetration of around 20 percent is the mark."If this were true, authoritarian countries with high penetration rates should be on the brink of regime collapse. But Russia, China and Iran all have penetration rates well above 30 percent yet remain among the world's most influential authoritarian countries.These countries cajole, intimidate and counterbalance online opposition. For every pro-democracy Facebook group, there are plenty of ways in which governments can co-opt the internet to serve their own purposes, through censorship, placation and outright intimidation.Since 2007, the Chinese government has organised the "50-Cent Party", which pays hundreds of thousands of young Chinese internet users to post pro-China comments on message boards. Similarly, the Kremlin has orchestrated cyber attacks against perceived "enemies", including Estonia. In Iran, for all the talk of a "Twitter Revolution", in June 2009 the office of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei joined Twitter, posting daily in Persian and English.Recently, Iran concluded its first blogging competition, which was open only to blogs not blocked within the country. The top prize, not surprisingly, went to an Ahmadinejad supporter. China threatened foreign journalists and arrested hundreds of activ- ists who called for protests across the Chinese internet in early 2011. In Russia, the government has invited tenders to develop a vast internet-monitoring system to counter online dissent.What goes on online may be irrelevant in terms of being a democratising force. Egypt and Tunisia were unwilling to unleash sustained brutal force against their own countrymen. The same, unfortunately, cannot be said for countries such as Libya, Iran, Russia and China. Cyrus Farivar is an Iranian-American journalist and the author of The Internet of Elsewhere (Rutgers University Press) Edited by Alice Vincent Comments Read more on Twitter The micro-blogging and social networking service based around short public status updates Technology Watch or record Sky shows simply by clicking a tweet Design Why Twitter now looks a bit more Facebook than firehose Politics Twitter finds no victor in Clegg vs Farage debate Business How Whatsapp beat Facebook Politics Turkish PM's social media clampdown backfires Science IBM can find you using non-geotagged tweets Read more on Facebook The most popular social networking in the world with over half a billion active users Culture Facebook employee pinches single-name Instagram handle Design Why Twitter now looks a bit more Facebook than firehose Katie Collins's Blog Humiliating women with covert snaps of them eating is creepy Culture Oculus team got 'so many death threats' after Facebook deal Culture Facebook's vision for social VR is misguided Gaming Minecraft for Oculus Rift axed, Facebook too 'creepy' Latest on wired.co.uk


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INELCOM, hope in this economic crisis.
Al Cauhete
Day 1,921 Feb 22 09:15
Greetings brothers, friends and allies of Indonesia, was born 15 days ago a new military project growth and development, it's an MU aimed to support Indonesia in its priorities and interests, guaranteeing to our soldiers daily deliveries of weapons and assistance necessary to support these important battles that require coordination, both Indonesia and our allies, we are an elite command, the name of our project is INELCOM:
INdonesian ELite COMmando.
To introduce ourselves briefly, and so more specific, we are a single military unit that has for now humility with few soldiers, but few soldiers that are valuable to our nation, which in the future may be helpful, we have our uniform that represents as lethal and patriotic, wanting to kick ass enemies.
We distribute weapons to our soldiers everydays, so they can complete their Daily Order,
and so get their bazookas and energy bars, to obtain their battle hero medals, or to reserve for an important moment, as a threat of war.
The only requirement for get weapons daily is wear our uniform and be an active soldier, fighting every day doing at least the Daily Order, do not need filling in forms or enter the IRC for receive weapons.
We have our own IRC channel: #INELCOM on Rizon.net
In these difficult times we live in, economically speaking, in INELCOM we guarantee to you daily supply, and you will grow as citizen and soldier around people humble and servant.
Honestly, we are dedicated to the service without asking anything in return, because we have very clear that this is just a game, we also know that it is difficult to support themselves in this game, so we collaborated with a grain of sand so that people who can not buy their weapons, with those citizens who do not know much about this game and its proper operation, this is one reason why many people leave the game.
So we invite you to this new growth project, this project is just beginning, we are open to any suggestions, criticism, help, for whatever benefit the nation and its interests, fighting side by side, intelligently, without pressures, without discrimination no matter if you're a novice, no matter if you are an experienced soldier, what matters is that you fight intelligently for the interests of your country, because your country needs you.
We hope you, greetings to you from:
Al Cauhete
2nd COMMANDER:
And all our glorious team
✪ Wars come and go, but my soldiers stay eternal ✪
Click LIKE in our Fan Page in FACEBOOK: INELCOM/FAN/PAGE.FACEBOOK
remember me of UnitONE...
i remember the time when i'm being part of it...
welcome brothers...
let's rock the world...hohoho...
Kok pake bahasa asing? Emangnya MU ini ditujukan buat bule2 nyasar yang ada di Indonesia? o_O
Bahasa asing tapi grammarnya pake sastra indonesia kwkwkwkwwkkwwkwkwkkwkwkwk
oh ya gan,,,,, kayaknya asyik jg tuh jd member di sini, tp ntar lah kalo str udah lumayan, stat sekarang masih malu2in.
yes, the vocabs is kompeni but ilate ilat jowo,,, hahahahahaha -(podo karo aku / same with me,,,,, hahahahaha)-
Only the truth about Brazil gov, Brazilian people and their "allies"
Spread the word! (and vote )
retourning your sub; min are vote 217, sub 1175,
best regards to everybody from esLOVEnia, mufekk, th TROLLEYBUS driver
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CROWELL — When 89-year-old Marion Gentry says, "I've got just about anything to a great extent," he means it, and stepping into Gentry's Grocery Market is like a step back in time to when corner markets stocked just about everything under the sun, especially in small communities like Crowell.
The lifetime Foard County resident — exception for a stint in the Army from 1944-46 — has continued opening the store early and staying a little later than normal business hours for the past 60 years for one reason — the people.
"The one reason I stay in business is because I don't like to stay at the house, and I don't like to watch the television," he said Wednesday afternoon. "I'm too old to work in the garden; I like to meet people."
To make his point, a gentleman from Quanah, north of Crowell, poked his head through the front door of Gentry's establishment just to say hello. In a Yogi Berra-like but matter-of-fact proclamation, he said, "I wouldn't have seen him if I hadn't been here."
Work with a seismograph company in the early 1950s is what convinced him that it was time to look for another occupation, he said. The extreme cold of winter and searing heat of the North Texas sun prompted him to look for something indoors.
His business venture began on Jan. 16, 1954, when he opened Gentry Feed and Grocery about a block north of his current location on Main Street. He said after he moved about a year later to the southwest corner of the main intersection in Crowell, he began to phase out the feed portion of the business and began putting more hardware items on the shelves.
A framed advertisement at the store shows a "5th Anniversary Sale" in 1959 and that the draw was "4 BASKETS OF GROCERIES Given Away FREE." During the anniversary sale, which ran from Jan. 23-31, patrons could get a 1-pound box of crackers for 27 cents, four rolls of tissue paper for just 29 cents, frozen breaded shrimp for 59 cents, and much more.
Gentry had it all when he started and still does with a large mix of supplies including paint, crepe paper, plumbing tools and parts, motor oil, a scythe, replacement watch bands and even feminine hygiene products to meet the needs of any customer who comes through the door.
They are free to explore at will, sometimes heading to the far back corner of the business, yanking on light cords as they wind through the aisles. The floor tends to creak when walked on, and some parts of the old wooden floor — possibly part of the original 114-year-old building — have given way over the years.
"I've got real good customers," he said. "Most will turn the lights off when they leave."
Knee operations have slowed Gentry down a bit, he said, but that doesn't stop him from grabbing a miniature shopping cart and taking a patron to the exact location of any item in the store.
Need fishing bobbers? Gentry knows where they are.
Need 6-penny nails? He knows where those are, too.
Gentry's got it all.