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The article explores the concept of concierge medicine, where patients pay an annual fee for enhanced care and comprehensive physical exams. These exams can include advanced screenings and tests not typically offered in traditional primary care practices. The article emphasizes the benefits of concierge medicine, such as increased access to doctors and personalized care, and shares stories of patients who credit their annual physicals with early detection of serious health issues. While concierge medicine can be costly, many patients believe the investment is worthwhile for the peace of mind and improved health outcomes. Additionally, the article discusses the impact of The Inn at Little Washington, a highly acclaimed three-Michelin star restaurant in Washington, Virginia. The restaurant has become a popular destination for those seeking a unique dining experience and is known for captivating people with its fascinating stories, lifestyles, and recommended places to visit. [Extracted from the article]

Jonna Mendez, the former chief of disguise for the CIA, has released a memoir titled "In True Face: A Woman's Life in the CIA Unmasked." Mendez's career spanned 27 years and included innovative disguise operations during the Cold War. She faced challenges as a woman in a male-dominated field but found success in collaboration with her husband, Tony Mendez. Mendez hopes to inspire a new generation to serve through her work at the International Spy Museum. [Extracted from the article]

Jessica Buchanan, an American aid worker, was kidnapped by Somali pirates and held captive for 93 days. She endured deplorable conditions and a near-starvation diet while being guarded by armed men. Despite the rampant sexual assault, Buchanan was miraculously never assaulted. The FBI, U.S. government, hostage negotiators, and Buchanan's family worked tirelessly to negotiate her release, but ultimately a rescue operation by Navy SEAL Team Six was authorized by President Obama. Buchanan has since written a bestselling book about her experience and continues to work with other women to help them share their stories and process their own traumas. [Extracted from the article]

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The article discusses the role of the Arlington Ladies, a group of volunteers who attend military funerals at Arlington National Cemetery. The Arlington Ladies, who are spouses of active or retired Air Force members, present two cards to the next of kin at each funeral. One card is a standard note of condolence from the Air Force Chief of Staff, while the other is a personal, handwritten note expressing thanks for their loved ones' military service. The Arlington Ladies ensure that no airman is buried alone and are driven by a deep sense of duty and a desire to honor the sacrifices made by veterans. [Extracted from the article]

In an exclusive excerpt from her book 'In True Face,' the CIA's former Chief of Disguise Jonna Mendez shares fascinating insight into tools that fooled the KGB [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Trailblazer Jonna Mendez revolutionized the CIA's techniques — and now she's finally sharing her own story [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]