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Justice to alter removal process for no-fly list
WASHINGTON — The Obama administration is promising to change the way travelers can ask to be removed from its no-fly list of suspected terrorists banned from air travel.
The decision occurs after a federal judge's ruling that there was no meaningful way to challenge the designation, a situation deemed unconstitutional. In response, the Justice Department said the United States will change the process during the next six months. As of late last summer, about 48,000 people were on the no-fly list.
The government's policy is never to confirm or deny that a person actually is on the no-fly list, citing national security concerns. In most instances, travelers assume they are on the list because they are instructed to go through additional screening at airports or because they are told they can't board their flights to, from or within the United States.
The no-fly list is one of the government's most controversial post-9/11 counterterrorism programs because of its lack of due process, long criticized because people cannot know why they were placed on the list and lack a way to fight the decision. Changing how people can challenge their designation could amount to one of the government's most significant adjustments to how it manages the list.
"It's long past time for the government to revamp its general procedures," said Hina Shamsi, an attorney with the American Civil Liberties Union.
Shamsi is among the attorneys who represent 13 plaintiffs who sued the federal government over the policy, saying it violates their constitutional right to due process. Earlier this summer, a federal judge in Portland, Oregon, agreed with them. The Portland case is one of five around the country challenging some aspect of the terror watch lists.
So far, the government is offering few details about upcoming changes. In a court filing earlier this month, it said it will "endeavor to increase transparency for certain individuals denied boarding who believe they are on the No Fly List."
One of the plaintiffs in the Portland lawsuit, Abe Mashal, was unable to print his boarding pass before a flight out of Chicago four years ago. A counter representative told him he was on the no-fly list and would not be allowed to board. Mashal was surrounded by about 30 law enforcement officials, he said.
Mashal appealed the same day, but six months later, the government responded, "no changes or corrections are warranted at this time." He appealed the decision in May 2011. Nine months later, the government said its ruling was final.
The appeals process, known as redress, was started in 2007. The government receives tens of thousands of applications a year, according to court documents.
But 99 percent of those complaints are unrelated to the terror watch lists, the current director of the Terrorist Screening Center, Christopher Piehota, said in a November 2010 declaration related to a California no-fly list lawsuit. At the time, Piehota was deputy director of operations at the center, which determines whether someone is appropriately on a terror watch list.
In 2013, 752 redress complaints were shared with the Terrorist Screening Center, according to information provided by the government in a separate federal lawsuit out of Virginia. Formal complaints led the U.S. to remove 100 people from a broad terror watch list, the no-fly list and a separate list of people who require additional screening at airports, the government said. It described the 752 complaints as just 1 percent of the total redress requests, indicating it received about 75,000 that year.
The screening center considered only 227 requests in 2009. After a near-miss terror attack on Christmas Day that year, the government revamped its watch-listing system and lowered the standard for the no-fly list. The number of people banned from air travel surged from about 3,400 at the end of 2009 to about 48,000 late last summer, intelligence officials have told The Associated Press.
After someone complains under the process, the government conducts a review. Once complete, the applicant is given a redress number to use when booking air travel reservations. Often this is done to resolve problems for people with similar names as someone on a terror watch list.
Mashal, a Marine veteran who is now a dog trainer, said being on the no-fly list has cost him business clients and stopped him from attending a wedding, funeral and graduation.
After three years of avoiding air travel, Mashal purchased a ticket last summer. He was able to print his boarding pass at home, which he said was the first sign he might no longer be on the list. In 2013, he flew in June and October without incident. But he said he never knows what to expect.
"It's always something I have to think about now, because nobody knows why I got put on the list, and nobody knows why they took me off," Mashal said. "It's always on my mind."
The Justice Department said it would reconsider Mashal's and the other Portland plaintiffs' requests after making its changes to the redress process. A judge will determine whether that is an appropriate response.
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SOON THE ROOMS ON THE GROUND floor were done. Because Dan was pressed for time and money, none of Flo's ideas for decorating were put into effect: she had wanted dadoes, friezes and tinted mouldings. The walls and ceilings were white; and the floors black. The conservatory end, now a place of shining glass and polished stone, had potted plants from Flo's backyard. No money for fine curtains: they had to use the cheapest thing they could find, government silk, in dull white. No money for the heavy varnished furniture Flo had planned. Neither Rose nor I would give up our furniture, as of course Dan expected us to do; they had to take down stuff from Miss Powell's and the Skeffington's flats, which they had picked up at sales and which was mostly unobtrusive and even at times pleasant. Flo mourned over the flat, which was large, light, and pretty. 'We'll never be able to let it for what we wanted,' she said. Rose had a student in her shop asking for a place, and brought her home; she was so enthusiastic over the rooms that Flo raised the rent from five pounds to eight pounds a week and got it. Four Australian drama students moved in, and at once the ground floor, which had been the unspeakable hidden sore of the house became its pride. The girls were pretty and self- possessed; had insisted on a proper lease; paid their rent; and merely looked impatient when Flo and Dan tried to play them up.
'You'll have to behave yourselves now,' Rose commented, when Flo complained the girls had no sense of humour: they had not been amused at her heavy hints about their boy-friends. 'You can't carry on the way you do, not with decent people, or they'll leave.'
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AB InBev Targets Parents, Bartenders in Responsibility Push
Anheuser-Busch InBev NV, the world's biggest brewer, said it will target parents and bartenders as it boosts efforts to promote responsible drinking.
Websites including Mumsnet Ltd. in the U.K. and Facebook Inc. in the U.S. will publicize a message for parents to discuss alcohol consumption with their children, the brewer said in a statement today. It's providing training and identity-checking devices to bartenders to counter underage drinking, and AB InBev also expanded the parental responsibility campaign to China, the world's biggest beer market.
AB InBev set six "responsible drinking goals" in 2011 to be implemented globally by 2014. The brewer said it's on pace to reach at least 100 million adults with programs to help them discuss alcohol consumption with their kids, and it spent almost $55 million in 2011 in advertising responsible drinking. It plans to spend at least $300 million in the three years through 2014.
Chief Executive Officer Carlos Brito is scheduled to join staff from AB InBev tomorrow in its third annual beer responsibility day, including an event in New York's Times Square where employees will approach adults asking them to pledge to drink responsibly.
AB InBev is the world's largest beermaker and sells brands including Bud Lite and Beck's. It reported revenue of $39.3 billion last year, and sold a total of 399.4 million hectoliters of beverages globally. It agreed to expand its business by buying full control of Mexico's Grupo Modelo SAB, the maker of Corona beer, in June for $20.2 billion.


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The Ryan Firebee is widely considered the first true UAV developed by the US military, however, it was far from their first attempt. Take Operation Aphrodite, which loaded B-17s with high explosives and remotely crashed them into enemy targets, for instance. This early UAV program wasn't just an abject failure, it may… »


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developer was Koday t-max developer - a little over 6 min
stop bath was kodak professional stop bath - roughly 30 seconds
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photo flo was used in the final rinse which did prevent the water spot issues I had last time.
The negatives appear fine..not milky.
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I store my photos on an external hard-drive and am pretty terrible about sorting through them. Very few get deleted, and now I have too many and the task is overwhelming. This morning I was making an attempt to organize and came across this from last August. I remember now while looking through the photos that I had just a few leftovers from a wedding (the Queen Anne's Lace and Physocarpus), but everything else came from the garden. Those are the days I'm ready for. Dirt under your fingernails, sun on your back, creating just for yourself. A photo like this is a small treasure on a damp, grey day like today.
Found TreasureMarch 3rd, 2014
A few from last weekend…February 28th, 2014
We lost our last bit of February light before I had a chance to grab my camera, but I sort of like the moody feel of these few photos I was able to capture. I had never worked with the photographer before, but she was shooting away, so I'm hoping I'll have better professional shots to share with you later.
BouquetFebruary 26th, 2014
A single frame by Bryce Covey of a bouquet from last fall. I'm getting really excited for all the bouquets we'll get to create this year. I don't have a favorite color palette as each season brings its own exciting flowers and ingredients and with each bouquet I think, "But really this one might be my new favorite…" Sometimes wild and cascading, other times simple and small; I think I just fall in love with the flowers I've been waiting 12 months to work with again.
Amy & Justin: Sneak PeekFebruary 4th, 2014
The ladies of Belathee Photography are masters of their craft and incredibly talented artists. Whenever I receive photos from a project we've worked on together, I'm always blown away. I study their work, try to soak it in, and I still don't know how they do it. This small sample collage is just the tip of the iceberg of what's to come from Amy & Justin's beautiful Corson Building wedding. I can't wait to share more.
Blush Bridal BouquetJanuary 27th, 2014
Aww blush, the ever popular bridal color… Although I occasionally complain about it (and I suppose I'm admitting I do), it really is so pretty. And when paired with interesting accents, can make even more of an impact. Set against a dark background (like this rich smokey blue velvet), the soft palette draws you in, while the contrast adds a layer of sophistication. I can handle blush done this way. Yes, and other ways too. But especially this way.
And since we're in a blushing mood, how about a sweet floral hair wreath? Featured in the latest issue of Seattle Metropolitan Bride & Groom… Click here to see.
Whidbey Island Wedding FlowersJanuary 20th, 2014
I just came across these flowery photos I snapped at a Whidbey Island wedding last August and thought I'd share on the blog. Sometimes I look back through old photos to see what was in season during a particular week to help plan for a future event; right now it's September 20th. (My husband says I plan too far out. He's talking about life of course and not flowers.) But humor me. What are your favorite September flowers? (Dahlias are of course on the list.) I find it sort of therapeutic to dream about such things when it's still January and not dahlia season…
A colorful Indian American WeddingJanuary 17th, 2014
If you follow me on Instagram, you've likely already seen these zingy florals and our gorgeous bride Monica. But wow–when I downloaded the photos from my camera last night, I actually had to desaturate them a bit. The color was electric. Just what I needed on this dreary January day. Of course I wish I could have waited until the tables were in position and the chairs were set before whipping out the camera, but the light doesn't hang around for florists attempting to be photographers. So you make do.
a winter weddingDecember 9th, 2013
This romantic winter wedding captured beautifully by Belathee Photography was featured in Seattle Metropolitan Bride & Groom a while back and got a quick Instagram mention but never its proper due. So let me share a few here now. (More from this wedding on our website.)
I hope you're all having a good December!
collision of seasonsDecember 3rd, 2013
When it's the middle of April and you need to make the flowers 'seasonal' for an editorial shoot coming out in the fall issue. It's the best kind of problem to have if you decide the term can be used loosely and proceed to throw in dogwood, fritillaria, clematis, bleeding heart, the spring kitchen sink… Nothing was really off-limits as long as I could strike somewhat of an autumn palette. I only wish I could have all of this when it actually is November. Which gets me thinking. How about it brides? Let's do more April weddings. I'd help you make them so pretty.
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New Way of Teaching Math Clicks with Students
Kweder, Kimberly, Tribune-Review/Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
Devon Judge, 13, an eighth-grader at Wilkinsburg Middle School, listened to an instructor through headphones and read a question on his computer screen during his math class.
"It's challenging, but I like it because I can visualize it," Devon said, as he reviewed his answers.
He then picked up a pencil and scribbled down some calculations on a work sheet. After a pause, he clicked his selection, and the computer flashed words of praise: "Great Job!"
The clicks of a mouse replace the tip tap of chalk across a blackboard during mathematics classes that use "I CAN Learn" software at Wilkinsburg Middle School.
"I CAN Learn," is an interactive, self-paced program used to teach pre-algebra and algebra courses in middle schools, high schools and colleges nationwide. Wilkinsburg Middle School is one of only two Pennsylvania schools to use it. Roosevelt Middle School in Lycoming County is the other.
John Staudacher, director of technology for the Wilkinsburg schools, said the state Department of Education paid for the computer system in Wilkinsburg.
"We try to evaluate all online program options that'll provide instruction to students at all levels," Staudacher said.
The "I CAN Learn" system is valued at $300,000 for a 30-student classroom and provides three years of technical support and training, said John R. Lee, president of Jackson, Miss.-based JRL Enterprises Inc., which distributes the system.
Lee said the program is effective for students in urban, suburban and rural settings and reaches students who have not responded well to traditional teaching methods, but are engaged by computers.
More than 150,000 students use the program, which debuted in the 1994-95 school year. Lee said schools using the program have been able to boost their test scores.
According to a study from the company, two middle schools in Los Angeles that previously had state test results below school district averages boosted their results above the averages after using the program last year. …


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See 'Game of Thrones' Author George R.R. Martin Make 1st TV Cameo 3 Decades Ago
nearly 30 years ago for the short-lived, yet popular series "Beauty and the Beast," starring Linda Hamilton and Ron Perlman . Martin also made a few cameos on the show that you might have missed, until now. Martin sat down with George Stephanopoulos
Ron Perlman Talks About His New Book at NYCC 2014
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Visor-Wearing USC Football Coach Lane Kiffin Gets Axed, Kim Kardashian Says Bonjour
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Nicolas Cage Stars in New Supernatural Thriller
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Ellen Barkin on Staying Young and Hanging With Heartthrobs
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Army", opening today. In the sequel, Blair's Liz Sherman is in a tumultuous relationship with the scarlet hero ( Ron Perlman ). In between bickering about personal space, boundaries and Hellboy's love of cats, they need to save the world
Celebrity: Ron Perlman
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Del Toro's Golden Touch Illuminates 'Hellboy II'
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Celebrity Parade With Jeanne Wolf
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Cue Heroes: It's Summer Movie Season
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Comic Con Crowd Journeys Into Many Realms
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Ageless Beauty: Ellen Barkin
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Sweet Revenge
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Divorce Wars: Litigation as Blood Sport
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THE public debt of the United States had its origin in the indebtedness incurred in the prosecution of the Revolu- tionary War. When in 1789 Alexander Hamilton became the first Secretary of the Treasury of the United States, he found that the new government had inherited from the Confedera- tion an indebtedness of about eighty million dollars. This was divided into three parts, namely, the indebtedness held abroad, the domestic debt of the Confederation and the debts of the individual States, which had been incurred for the common benefit. These debts included a large amount of accrued interest, payment of which, on account of the com- plete disorganization of the finances of the States and of the Confederation, had fallen into arrears for several years.
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Paste: Dragon's Dogma manages to tread that fine and often wonderful line between genius and insanity. Beguiling yet frustrating, it's akin to a difficult relationship.
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Carnivore members of the RIBA are out of tune with the ethos and aspirations of the institute, judging by its new brochure on sustainable communities, subtitled Quality with quantity. Not content with the 12 key requirements for these communities identified by John Prescott's department, Portland Place has added six of its own, including 'the need to use local resources and skills both in the delivery and during the life of the community, including food production and distribution'. And it quotes approvingly a paragraph from 'One Planet Living' thinking on food: 'Low meat and dairy lifestyle, increased fruit and vegetable intake, promotion of local and organic food, less packaging.' We look forward to the National Farmers Union response on the issue, no doubt giving advice on site layouts and product specification.
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Cut competitors in Australian Surf Life Saving Championships, says Olympian Clint Robinson
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- March 30, 2012
OLYMPIAN and lifesaving great Clint Robinson has called for a drastic cut in competitor numbers at the Australian Surf Life Saving Championships to make the tragedy-hit event safer.
But Robinson, who coached Matt Barclay, the teenager who died competing at Kurrawa Beach, says flotation vests and helmets proposed for competitors would be "goddamn dangerous".
And he has backed the championships to stay at the Gold Coast's Kurrawa Beach, despite three fatalities there in 16 years.
Robinson, a life member of Maroochydore Surf Club of which Matthew was a member, said the event had become too big, with around 8000 competitors.
He said lifesavers should be made to qualify for the championships to reduce competitor numbers and reduce risks.
"Every other person that comes to a major sport in the country has to qualify to go to their national level of competition - this sport doesn't because it gives everybody a shot," he said.
"Instead of having 8000 people here, I think nationals are at a point where we can probably cull that down to about a third of the size.
"When we have so many people so close to each other, we've got an element that no one can control, things happen occasionally."
But Robinson said Matthew's death had been a tragic accident and did not believe Kurrawa was an unsafe venue.
He said lifesavers performed rescued in rough surf and needed to compete in the same conditions.
Robinson said he disagreed with the Cronulla Surf Club, which has vowed to boycott the championships if they continue at Kurrawa.
The future of Kurrawa as the championships host venue is under review amid the fallout from Matthew's death.
Surf Life Saving Australia is also looking at introducing flotation vests and helmets but Robinson said they would be dangerous, making it difficult for competitors to duck under waves and avoid rogue surf craft.
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Drought-tolerant; suitable for xeriscaping
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Likambi reveals a profound, genuine and very intimate love and compassionate relationship – the foundation and source of her immense self-esteem, confidence, joy, and peace. It is her utmost desire to relate to everyone what she knows that just as she is privileged – so too is everyone else is or can become. Let the light of love and friendship in the divine shine on! (Proceeds from the sale of this book will go towards Voice of Nations Orphanage Project in Cameroon.)
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Sorry but no. When you enter a foreign country (or set foot on a newly contacted planet) it is your responsibility to be aware of what the local laws are.
See, the problem with this statement is that you're attempting to compare a well-established set of practices and customs serving the international relationships of a group of nations who have known about each other for hundreds and hundreds of years, to a situation where alien cultures are discovering each other all the time. You can't impose the international regime of nations who haven't truly encountered new peoples in centuries on a system where new worlds are coming into contact all the time.
There is, by definition, no system of rules that can encompass international relations between cultures that have only just discovered one-another.
As they say, ignorance of the law is no excuse.
culture. For all we know, the Zog of Planet Zog may well believe that Zog law applies only to Zog, or that ignorance of Zog law is a perfectly acceptable defense for non-Zog. You cannot impose these assumptions on newly-contacted cultures.
Now, your newly arrived status might be seen as an extenuating circumstance and perhaps allow for a lesser punishment but it's not a carte blanche. That would not apply in Wesleys case because death was the only penalty provided for.
Their planet, their rules.
Which is why Picard got the hell out of Dodge. It's ridiculous and unjust to allow a Federation citizen to be executed because of a law of which he was never apprised on a newly-contacted world, but the Federation has no right to make the Edo change their laws. So you pick up your people and leave the Edo alone from then on out (or at least unless a later diplomatic agreement can be reached that is acceptable to the Edo will protect Federates from those aspects of Edo law).
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text: R E V I E W B O O K Queen of the Gulf History of Hotel Galvez looks across 100 years of Galveston Island's ebb and flow by GERALD MOORHEAD, FAIA Carol M. Highsmith, Hotel Galvez: Queen of the Gulf takes readers on a 100-year journey through the concurrent histories of Galveston and its preeminent beachfront landmark. The book places the newly renovated hotel in historical context with the addition of archival images, including postcards (opposite page) of the sun parlor and beach scenes. 32 T E X A S A R C H I T E C T 5 / 6 2 0 1 1 PHOTOS BY ELIZABETH HACKLER; ARCHIVAL IMAGES COURTESY MITCHELL HISTORIC PROPERTIES Illustrated with new color photography by PUBLISHED LATE LAST YEAR BY MITCHELL HISTORIC PROPERTIES to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the opening of the Hotel Galvez, this handsome volume blends the beloved landmark's history with Galveston's over the past century. Gary Cartwright's narrative swirls back and forth through time to recount events and personages. Cartwright, author of the previous Galveston: A History of the Island, spins episodic tales of the hotel's clientele, famous and infamous, and reminiscences of "ghosts and other guests." He even includes a tasty gumbo recipe, along with a profusion of historic postcards and archival photographs. The old snapshots of local bathing beauties and visiting celebrities captured in "grin and grabs" are complemented by rich images of the recently restored "Queen's Castle." "To appreciate the Galvez in all its grandeur – to understand why it is called Queen of the Gulf – one should view the hotel from the sidewalk along Seawall Boulevard," Cartwright states early in the book. "The Galvez dominates the eastern end of the Island in a way a queen's castle dominates her fiefdom. A six-story stuccoed brick building with creamy lime plaster, the hotel features a central section that rises to eight stories under a hipped roof. On either side are two wings whose glassed-in semicircular bays project outward toward the Gulf… On the wings' gabled roofs are inset Mission-style parapets, which are key elements of the building's blended Spanish Colonial and Mission styles. … Four hexagonal towers with metalribbed vaults define each corner of the central section, whose top-most windows are framed with pilasters and crowned with round arches. A four-story square tower pops up from the roofline above the main section's southeast corner. The hotel is one of Galveston's few buildings showing Spanish architectural influence; the style subtly evokes the state's colonial Mexican heritage…" And indeed, Cartwright traces the city's lineage all the way back to the shipwreck of Cabeza de Vaca in 1528 on the "Island of Misfortune" and to other early Spanish explorers. The Galvez was completed in June 1911 to the designs of Mauran & Russell, the St. Louis firm that had been busy in Houston since about 1910 building the City Auditorium, the Majestic Theater, and the Texas Company Building, and would soon start on the Rice Hotel. For unknown reasons, the consortium of investors – Ike Kempner, Bertrand Adoue, John Sealy, and H.S. Cooper, who collectively called themselves the Galveston Hotel Company – bypassed the hometown star architect, Nicholas Clayton. The Galvez was built atop foundations of 600 wood piers driven 30 feet deep to form an extension of the new seawall. The site was elevated even


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Jamie-Lynn Sigler Rocks Bikini Body at Beach With Fiance Cutter Dykstra
Pregnant and proud of it! Jamie-Lynn Sigler was all smiles showing off her growing baby bump in a bikini while vacationing in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina with her fiance, Cutter Dykstra on Tuesday, June 4.
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The actress looked carefree and relaxed while strolling through the beach water hand-in-hand with her baseball player beau. Wearing a white string bikini and a fedora hat, the first-time mom-to-be proudly showed off her pregnant belly. Dykstra, 23, a minor baseball player with the Washington Nationals' organization, kept his beach look just as simple, wearing a white tank and board shorts.
Sigler, 32, who's expecting a boy, says she's never felt better.
"The first few months were not fun," she admitted to Us Weekly of her pregnancy on April 13. "I got hit pretty hard, but I feel fantastic now. It's the most natural thing your body can do. I have no part in anything that's happening with the baby. I'm just kind of a vessel, so it really is a miracle and it really is an exciting time."
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Besides her carefree beach look, the Guys with Kids actress -- who's been craving McDonald's cheeseburgers throughout the pregnancy -- also told Us that she was approaching motherhood just as calmly.
"If I feel like eating something I will," the Sopranos alum said. "I haven't read a single pregnancy book or anything. I'm just letting it happen."
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She and Dykstra announced their engagement via Twitter in January after dating for about a year. They announced they were expecting in February.
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Alleging that a police officer would do something as reckless as intentionally ram a motorist he suspects of being a drug dealer solely on the basis of tinted windows, then lie about it, might seem like a stretch. But given that the cop is McManus, it's not as surprising as you'd think. On Feb. 20, 2003, he shot an unarmed IBM technician named Jeffrey Santelli in the parking lot of Garden Grove's Crystal Cathedral.
Santelli had driven there to give his mother, an employee of the church, some money so she could attend a birthday party. While talking to his mom, Santelli heard a shout and turned around to see "a stranger wearing shorts and shirt" standing next to an SUV. That stranger, McManus, allegedly dropped to his knee and shot Santelli in the stomach. After the incident, police officials told the press that McManus had followed Santelli because he was driving erratically and had shot him in self-defense.
By that time, McManus already had a string of excessive-force complaints on his record. In 1997, he allegedly pounded a suspect's face to the concrete, hit him on the back of his head and fractured his jaw—then charged the suspect with assault on a police officer. The victim, Fernando Ortiz, claimed in a civil-rights lawsuit that McManus beat him up because he was enraged Ortiz had been given drug diversion after McManus previously arrested him for marijuana possession. The city of Anaheim admitted no wrongdoing by McManus but settled Ortiz's lawsuit for $90,000.
In the previous year, McManus racked up three complaints, including one involving a victim of domestic violence who called police only to have McManus and another cop throw her on her bed, twist her arm behind her back and attempt to arrest her before realizing their mistake. In that case, the police department sent the woman an apology saying an "unspecified disciplinary action had been taken."
Remarking on that and other incidents involving McManus, Santelli's attorney, Marc Block, told the Weekly seven years ago that unless McManus was fired, he'd continue to screw up. "This is what comes back eventually to bite the city," he argued (see "Have Badge, Will Skate," May 9, 2003). "After you start getting more incidents, they've got to do something . . . like get rid of him. It's time this guy had a change of career."
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COVINGTON — Newton County didn't experience much trouble on the water during the July Fourth weekend.
Mark McKinnon of the Department of Natural Resources said only one boating under the influence citation was issued on Lake Jackson and no incidents were reported on Lake Varner.
But other lakes around the state kept DNR rangers busy. Two serious boating incidents were reported on Little Tybee Island and Lake Allatoona.
A couple was camping on a small hammock on the south end of Little Tybee Island around 9:30 a.m. Saturday when they decided to leave the island and the boat struck a sandbar, leaving it grounded. When they tried to take off, a wave hit and swamped the boat. The 52-year-old man drowned and the woman was airlifted by the Coast Guard.
On Allatoona Lake in Bartow County, a boat crash injured five people including a 4-month-old child. The injuries were non-life threatening and all parties were taken to Cartersville Medical Center. The operator who crashed into the boat was found to be impaired and was charged with boating under the influence.
McKinnon said 36 BUIs were issued during the holiday weekend.
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I have a 3 month old son-And I made a few mistakes since he was born-such as holding him WWAAYY to much and lettng him take his naps in my bed with me (Im not sleeping he is) and now I am back at work and he gets VERY upset- He will SCREAM unless someone is holding him-he wont even go in a swing for more than 5 mins with out screaming because he wants to be held-
Is there a way I can fix this, before it gets worse?
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"Mistakes" ummmm ok! The only mistake I see is you viewing this as abnormal and a mistake. Your child is an infant and NEEDS to be treated as such. Contact is a HUGE part of development, of course he is upset, he even knows that contact is needed as an infant. Follow baby's cues and hold baby and if your caregiver can't then find a new one because your child deserves everything!
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Even though she was only three years old, Mallory knew exactly how to get attention from her parents. When she wanted a Popsicle before dinner, she'd whine and hang on to her father's pant leg as he cooked. She'd continue until her dad caved in; of course, by that point, he was willing to do anything to make her stop. When she didn't want to go to bed, she'd run around the house as her parents chased her; eventually, they'd give up and let her stay up an hour later. And when Mallory wanted to watch a video, even though she was told no numerous times, she'd scream until she eventually got her way. Why do young children seek attention in ways that can be so annoying? And why do we, as parents, give in? Read More
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Parenting sometimes feels like theater, where everyone is a critic—and my family took center stage this past weekend. The morning started off so hopeful. I had all three kids and my husband on board to visit the Museum of Modern Art, which is close to where we live in New York. Minutes after our arrival, all three kids started to unravel."I'm hungry," said one. "I'm tired," said another. They took turns complaining, and I took turns gently ignoring them and redirecting the conversation. Their impatience and whining began to escalate. Read More
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We all know that kids can act in many disrespectful and rude ways to parents: they can slam doors, roll their eyes, and tell you they hate you, to name a few. It's natural to get very worried and frustrated and wonder if these types of behaviors constitute out-and-out abuse, or just "rudeness and mild disrespect." How can a parent know when these rebellious and rude behaviors have crossed over a boundary and gone way too far? Read More
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You know the drill: you're trying to talk to your teen about curfew. Or dinner. Or absolutely anything—and they pretend they can't hear you. They start an argument with you, or give you an eye roll and a "Whatever." Or they turn up their music. They won't lift their eyes from their screens. They scoff or grunt in your general direction. There's no eye contact, no acknowledgement, and absolutely no hint of, "Yes, Mom, I understand what you're saying to me." Read More
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Watching my child struggle without stepping in to "fix" things for him was one of the hardest things I've personally experienced as a mom, even though I knew it was the best thing for him. And the truth is, from the very beginning, being a mother is a balance of taking care of your kids while letting them grow up and learn from their mistakes. Your role of simply loving and protecting your baby from pain and discomfort changes to one of accepting that your child or teen will need to experience natural consequences for his or her actions. The hard part (for them and for us!) is that these consequences almost always include some discomfort, disappointment or pain. Read More
Losing Your Temper with Your Child? 8 Steps to Help You Stay in Control
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Defiant Young Children and Toddlers: 5 Things Not to Do
Do you ever find yourself wondering, "When will this child stop defying me and start doing what I ask?" It can be incredibly frustrating, not to mention exhausting, dealing with a young child or toddler who finds it necessary to challenge your every request, act in a defiant manner, lose their temper, and be generally disruptive or annoying. Parents oftentimes find themselves drained as they come up against this behavior, and wind up feeling hopeless about how to handle the situation. They might also start worrying about what the future holds for such a strong-willed child. The good news is there is help in dealing with defiance in young kids—and the solutions are easier than you may think. Read More
Signs of Parental Abuse: What to Do When Your Child or Teen Hits You
Jennifer's son began hitting her when he was 14 years old. "I just didn't know what to do," she told us. "If anyone else had hit me, I would have called the police. But this was my son! I didn't want him arrested but I wanted the abuse to stop. I was ashamed to admit to my family what was going on and I knew they would take action, even if I didn't. The situation was intolerable but I couldn't take action. I felt trapped, like I was in a car without brakes." Read More
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Everyone gets mad sometimes, children and adults alike. Anger is an emotion that can range from slightly irritated to moderately angry, all the way to full-blown rage. A child's anger often makes us feel uncomfortable, so there can be a natural tendency to try and change the situation for your child, so the anger will evaporate. Or on the flip side, it's easy to fall into the trap of "bringing down the hammer," to put a stop to the anger through intimidation or punishment. But the fact is, your child will experience situations that may trigger anger throughout life. You can't stop the triggers, but you can give your child the tools to understand anger and deal with it. Read More
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Have you been looking back on the last year, reflecting on how things went with your child? If so, perhaps you feel frustrated when you think about his or her behavior—and your reaction to it. Maybe you feel like no matter what you do, nothing changes. But understand that positive change can happen in your family. You're not stuck in those negative patterns—you really do have the power to improve things, starting today. Read More
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If you have a child or teen who misbehaves, the holidays can be a source of infinite stress and anxiety. Your individual expectations of the holidays can be seriously at odds: you expect to have a nice, shared time with your whole family and maybe attend some larger family gatherings; they expect to get every gift they demand, and they intend to spend their school break staying up late, sleeping in, and playing video games. The resulting holiday season can be filled with tantrums, obnoxious behavior, and lots of yelling and screaming. Read More
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Your 10-year-old son begs you to buy him the newest video game. He cries, "All my friends have it. Why can't you be like all the other parents? They buy their kids the stuff they want!" Or, your 16-year-old daughter is annoyed that she has to drive the old beat up Chevy to school. "I don't want to be seen in this piece of junk! Have you seen what kind of cars the other kids drive!?" Read More
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When a child is aggressive toward others – hitting, screaming, pushing, throwing things – the natural response of the people around him is to withdraw. It's frightening to see someone whose anger has reached a point where it seems out of control. If your elementary or middle school-age child is behaving aggressively toward others, it's important to address the issue now, before it escalates to serious consequences such as suspension, legal problems or serious harm to others. Read More
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The beginning of a new school year can be a mixed blessing for parents: you might be relieved that your child is back in a routine and you no longer are organizing all that down time, as well as dread if you have a child who struggles in school. If your young child has had a rocky start to the school year, you are not alone! The following suggestions can help you get your child on the right track right from the beginning—even if they've already stumbled. Read More
Do You Fight with Your Child Every Night?
Homework, chores, TV, computer time, bedtime: are each of these areas potential land mines that can start a fight with your child each night? If you answer that question with a "yes," you've already taken the first step toward making things better. You've recognized that there is a pattern of behavior and interaction with your child that isn't working for you or your family. Often, as parents we get stuck in repeated problem situations with our kids and don't even realize it. But, if you've already figured out that every evening during the week, no matter what you do, things always seem to erupt into a fight — you've identified a pattern of behavior that can be changed. Read More
Does Your Child Challenge Authority? 4 Things Parents Can Do
Does it ever feel like your child or teenager has an answer for everything—and usually takes the exact opposite position on what you've just said? Many kids struggle with authority, and have trouble following limits or rules, complying with requests and or generally are disrespectful to others in society. Some wear their defiance on their sleeves and are angry in their refusal (How dare you tell me what to do?!). Others are more subtle and simply "dig their heels in." Read More
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Sarah is trying to get her 3-year-old son Sam into the car to go to the library, when he suddenly decides that not only is his car seat a form of torture, but that he doesn't want to go to the library after all. While trying to maintain her composure and calmly get Sam buckled, Sarah tries to talk him into it, reminding him of all the fun they have at story time and how much he enjoys picking out new books. Sam will have none of it. So begins the kicking, screaming, and body stiffening that Sarah deals with on a weekly (and sometimes daily) basis with her spunky toddler, making her feel frustrated and question what she's doing wrong. Read More
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When I answered the phone, I heard the shrieks immediately. It was obvious that a child was having a nuclear meltdown on the other end of the line and the mother, exhausted and frantic, was calling the Parental Support Line for help. As the mother tried to explain what was going on, I struggled to hear her over the commotion. "We've been dealing with this for over an hour now. When is he going to stop?" she asked. These kinds of calls are not at all uncommon on the Parental Support Line. I talk to parents every day who have kids who come completely unglued at the drop of a hat; these parents struggle to cope with the resulting chaos. Believe it or not, there are ways to help eliminate tantrums from your daily life. It starts with understanding the meltdown. Read More


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