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What's different about this phase of the wrinkle war is that many of the techniques available today actually work, if only temporarily, and they don't involve a scalpel. As long as you're willing to pay thousands of dollars for a menu of cosmetic, nonsurgical treatments, you can reasonably expect to retrieve, for a few months at least, a semblance of your youthful appearance...
...major news outlets with correspondents still in Sudan—that’s three by my count—report that Darfur’s genocide is entering a third phase of renewed violence...
...Tommy Franks, who led the successful Iraq invasion in 2003, has come in for his share of criticism for failing to plan sufficiently for the postwar phase. But the generals who replaced Franks in the summer of 2003 have largely escaped criticism. That, however, is starting to change. Chief among the targets is Gen. John Abizaid, who succeeded Franks as head of Central Command, the military region that covers most of the Middle East and includes Afghanistan and Iraq...
Justin Timberlake “Let Me Talk to You / My Love” Dir. Paul Hunter Justin’s back. “Sexy” back, that is. Having shorn the golden locks from his boyband phase, Justin Timberlake has ostensibly matured over the years, morphing from cute teen blond to sophisticated sex icon. Along with the “Sexy Back” video, his latest hit “Let Me Talk To You / My Love (feat. T.I.)” perpetuates his newfound suaveness, albeit in classic black-and-white fashion; as cameras roll...
...very idea that I would be competing with my child's teachers and other role models over basic values (the role of religion in daily life, whether or not Western culture is corrupt) is intimidating. What if they win out, even for a phase? What's even scarier is that by doing the right thing - poising your kid's mind against extremist mullahs and their dogma - you may not be instilling tolerance, but safety hazards. Kids seem prone to asking endless questions from the moment they can talk. They want to know why you wear a veil outside in Tehran...