Bottles of dietary supplements containing dimethylamylamine, or DMAA, sit in boxes in the Yokota exchange store room. The Army and Air Force Exchange Service pulled the supplements from the shelves as the Defense Department investigates a possible link b

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The Perfect Pink Party on Saturday January 14th was just that- perfect. Nancy Brinker, CEO of Susan G. Komen for the Cure spared no expense to this lavish party this past Saturday evening, benefiting the cause to eradicate breast cancer. The event took p

“Time does march on,” says a senior Jim Phelps (Peter Graves), upon accessing his modern late ‘80s computer system near the beginning of , the revival of the iconic series that first premiered in 1966. Sure, Mr. Phelps’ computer emits that unmistakable a

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12/16/2011 9:05:00 AM I'm still giving away boots! Who wants to "get the look" from the new "Mission: Impossible -- Ghost Protocol" movie, by way of a pair of boots? You'll have to answer three questions about "Mission: Impossible" in its various forms t

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The actor: Although Phil Morris made his acting debut in an episode of Star Trek in 1966, his role as Grant Collier in the 1988 TV reboot of Mission: Impossible (now on DVD)—playing the son of electronics expert Barney Collier, the character played by hi