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Mariah Carey Jokes Twins, Not Nick Cannon, Will Be Her Valentines
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By Sierra Marquina
Mariah Carey phoned in to On Air with Ryan Seacrest to talk about her new single, "You're Mine (Eternal)," that revealing dress she donned for the 2014 BET Honors, and her plans for Valentine's Day.
The icon has been busy working on new music for quite some time and was stalled after she fractured her shoulder and rib. "That was not fun in the slightest," Mariah laments. "I was doing a little video and Nick [Cannon] was directing … I was doing this one shot performing on top of a stage-bar and then the shot changed and my depth of perception changed … and I fell."
Mariah goes on to say she had to "heal in increments" as her muscles had to come back to life, leaving her to have people working on her muscles for 24 hours, even while she's sleeping!
"You're Mine (Eternal)" is a love ballad with lyrics like "I can't seem to live without your love," so we could only imagine the song is about her husband.
"There are songs on the album that are [about Nick] and there are even songs for the babies that I wrote specifically for them," Mariah shares. Not to mention, she adds, her almost 3-year-old twins are also "prominently featured" on the album, which drops May 6.
Aside from making headlines for her new track, Mariah also went viral after she donned a rather revealing black dress at the taping of the BET Honors.
The dress featured a deep V and showed off everything Mariah has to offer. So how'd she get that dress to stay up?
"It was made to my body, they mold it to my body," Mariah shares. "It was difficult. It was not an easy feat to get that to stay up on the body. The first night we realized, 'Um, I think we're going to have to do something about this situation' … We rigged it with a little bit of invisible fishing wire."
And of course, we had to ask, what are Mariah's Valentine's Day plans?
"The abandoner is going to be some where else," Mariah laughs. "And by abandoner, I mean Nicholas Scott Cannon. I was giving him beep about it all day. I'll be alone with the babies, but they're my Valentines anyway."
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So, I don't remember how much, if anything, I've told you all here beyond this entry, so if I'm repeating myself, I apologize.
I had another visit to Dr. Wong's private school (let's call the place Classical Private School, or CPS for short) last Wednesday. I arrived in time to meet the social studies teacher and sit in on the opening rituals (the Pledge of Allegiance, the recitation of their school's creed (which ends in "so help me, God"), and a moment of silence/prayer), and then participated in the first class of the day, which was a lecture in a Western Civilizations class (they'd just covered the Black Plague and were heading into the Italian Renaissance). I didn't ask specifically, but I think that all the students in the school (there are currently 17) were attending the class, and all of them were engaged, even the moderate-to-severe ADD student in the front row.
After the class, I had a chance to talk to a student to learn about what her typical day is like, then Dr. Wong took me into the lobby to meet and chat with Dean Michaels, who's in charge of professional development at the school. We had a long and really engaging discussion, the three of us, and we covered a lot of ground in terms of what the ladies think the school is lacking (and what my skills can remedy), what the vision and objective of the school is, and how important it is for them to not just be teachers, but to be models for balanced citizenship.
It was right about this time that Dr. Wong looked at me with a bit of concern in her expression and said, "I sense some hesitation from you, Chili. Is there anything wrong?"
Well, no; not WRONG, exactly, but she wasn't mistaking some trepidation on my part.
I decided to ease into it with my logistical concerns. Were I to come on board, I'd be the only staff living farther than about 15 or 20 minutes away (it's a good 50-55 minutes from Chez Chili to CPS on a dry day with the wind at my back). Despite our being in the same state, we inhabit very different climate zones, and while they may only get a dusting of snow in the city, I might be buried under 7 inches and not be able to get to work, and we'd need to have a contingency plan for the once or twice a year that's likely to happen. I also wanted to be clear that I'd need to have my workday shifted toward the morning (school runs from 8:50 to 5:30). I can be the first person in the building at 7:30 if they want me there, but I'd like to leave no later than 2:30 every day. Neither of these things seemed to be an issue for Dr. Wong, so I moved on to what was really worrying me.
You see, I'm a liberal. There, I said it. I know; shocking, right? Well, the entire construct of CPS is very, very conservative, and I knew, going in, that I was going to have to "come out" to Dr. Wong in a way that made clear my values and priorities, and that sooner was much better than later.
I chose to bring my sticker-covered water bottle with me that day instead of opting for the unadorned black one because I felt that leaving my "regular" bottle at home was somehow hiding something.
I told the ladies that, were I to come to work for the school, I would literally be the only religiously unaffiliated (I believe I used the term "enthusiastically unaffiliated") member of the community.
The issue of abortion came up when Dr. Wong told us that she was still getting her deceased mother's mail, and that a solicitation for donations to Planned Parenthood came to the house the other day. Dr. Wong admitted that she used to be pro-choice, but changed her mind after converting to Catholicism. Dean Michaels said she grew up Catholic (and anti-abortion), and it wasn't until she became pregnant herself that she realized what an awesome responsibility a child was and changed her position to become pro-choice. I told the ladies that I steadfastly believe that every human being needs to have full sovereignty over their bodies, and that anything that infringes on that turns them into a slave.
I let the ladies know that being an LGBTQ ally is an integral part of my identity.
I was pretty sure that that was going to be that, but they surprised me. By the end of the conversation, both women seemed even more excited about the possibility of my coming on board. Dr. Wong acknowledged that there would likely be parental drama, but that she was fully capable of handling it (she told me a story about an encounter she had recently with an evangelical mother who objected to the fact that Dr. Wong was talking to students about creation stories, and a student went home to report that Dr. Wong said that Adam and Eve is a "made up story" and, well, hilarity ensued). Both women were enthusiastic about the idea that I would bring a new perspective to the party; Dean Michaels said "if we're going to walk our walk – really walk our walk – we need to be open to a diversity of voices."
Well, then, I'm your girl!
For the rest of the afternoon, I was introduced as "Mrs. Chili… she's a liberal" to staff and students, which was a little weird but reinforced the idea that Dr. Wong was willing to accept – and kind of embrace – the fact of my philosophical position. I have been invited back next Friday to lead the school in a writing workshop; they want to see me in front of a classroom and introduce me to the students.
As I left the school, Dr. Wong surprised me by giving me a hug to say goodbye (she didn't strike me as a hugger). It was a lovely gesture that made me feel I didn't blow a hole in my candidacy by coming out as a lefty liberal.
I'm pretty sure I'll have a job there next year if I want it.

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Two more arrested for killing of Wiz Khalifa's uncle
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Two more suspects are under arrest for shooting and killing Wiz Khalifa's uncle, Imani Porter. He was shot in the head earlier this month while waiting in a Pittsburgh-area parking lot to supposedly sell heroin.
According to the "Pittsburgh Post-Gazette," U.S. Marshals with a Western Pennsylvania fugitive task force arrested Paul "Los" Sanders and Michael Wolford on Wednesday morning.
In the apartment where the pair was picked up officers also found crack cocaine, digital scales and cell phones. Apart from the murder offense, they are also facing charges for robbery and conspiracy. The two were also charged for the drugs in the apartment. A third person in the apartment is also facing drug charges.
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Wonderful Breastfeeding Statistics
Hi everyone,
My midwife gave me a locally produced breastfeeding magazine this week. I am constantly amazed by the wonderful breastfeeding statistics I come across. This week I found out that breastfeeding can reduce a woman with a family history of breast cancer's chance of suffering from breast cancer by 59%. This statistic comes into play for women who breastfeed for 3 months or more.
Breast really is best - not only for baby but also for mum.
Best wishes,
23rd September 2012 09:12 AM #2
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Thanks for sharing that statistic. My surgeon told me that breastfeeding reduced the chance of breast cancer but he didn't have the actual percentage to share with me. When I learned this I was even more eager to start my family.
My mother breastfed me for 13 months and my sister for at least 13 months - maybe longer. She got breast cancer when she was 40, and her Grandmother had breast cancer too. I knew that my risks were fairly high, so I decided to make every effort to reduce those risks... including breastfeeding for as many months/years as I could.
I'll be 49 years old next month and no sign of cancer. I breastfed my first baby for only a year, but the other 4 were breastfed for 2-3 years each. I avoid pesticides and household cleaners and paint fumes and chemicals whenever I can because my mother was exposed to a lot of that on a daily basis, and I know they can all cause cancer.
My mother's diet was also high in animal fat (i.e. butter, cream, cheese) and she loved to refinish furniture and redecorate the walls of our home with paint or vinyl wallpaper, all of which out-gass for long periods of time.
It's so important to avoid chemicals whenever possible and breastfeed for as long as possible - good for mum... good for baby!
Thanks again for sharing!
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Thank you for sharing your experience Kate - your story is a touching reminder of just how important breastfeeding and eating natural foods are.
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Families of September 11 is now operating as the For Action Initiative. The web pages on this site are available for informational purposes only. Please visit us at www.foractioninitiative.org.
WelcomeThe passage of the Kennedy/Hatch Serve America Act which was signed into law by President Obama on April 21, 2009 designates 9/11 as a national day of service. Families of September 11 would like to congratulate and thank all those individuals and organizations who worked so hard to support this legislation.
The Serve America Act reauthorizes and expands national service programs administered by the Corporation for National and Community Service, a federal agency created in 1993. Dramatically increases intensive service opportunities by setting AmeriCorps on a path from 75,000 positions annually to 250,000 by 2017, and focusing that service on education, health, clean energy, veterans, economic opportunity and other national priorities.
"Today President Barack Obama created a historic, enduring and compassionate legacy that truly honors the 9/11 victims and their families, first responders and rescue and recovery workers, the soldiers who have take up arms to defend our freedom and safety, and the many volunteers who spontaneously contributed their efforts in the immediate aftermath of 9/11," said David Paine, founder and president of MyGoodDeed.org, the nonprofit group that led a seven-year campaign to formally establish 9/11 as an annually recognized day of service and remembrance. "There isn't a better or more fitting way to remember 9/11 than for all of us as Americans to voluntarily set aside time on the anniversary of the September 11 attacks to help others in need."
"As a 9/11 family member, I cannot think of more inspiring, appropriate and constructive tribute to my late brother and all those who perished, were injured or rose in service – to rekindle at least for one day each year the remarkable spirit of compassion and service that unified our country," said MyGoodDeed.org co-founder and vice president Jay S. Winuk, whose younger brother Glenn J. Winuk, an attorney, volunteer firefighter and EMT, died in the line of duty in the collapse of the World Trade Center. "This groundbreaking national service legislation will greatly benefit the nation in so many meaningful ways as we face these challenging times."
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Perfect Kaiseki
A highly ritualized, multicourse meal of "small bites," kaiseki has evolved through the centuries as an offshoot of the Buddhist tea ceremony. Chef Yoshiaki Takahashi practices this culinary art at Kanetanaka-an, one of four Kanetanaka restaurants. This informal branch is hidden on the second floor of an office building. Request a seat at the varnished pine counter to watch him assemble an exquisite progression of seasonal dishes: chewy tofu skin with pale pink sea urchin; delicate shrimp cake adrift in matsutake mushroom broth. Takahashi also serves sakes in pottery cups he glazes himself.
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Temple of Tempura
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The Freshest Fish
Surrounding the vast maze of refrigerated stalls in the centrally located Tsukiji fish market are simple spots that cater to off-duty fishmongers, still wearing their indigo overalls and insulated rubber boots. By 7 a.m. the auctions cease and some of the freshest catch winds up at Ryuzushi, a tiny diner with tiled walls and swivel stools facing a narrow slate-and-marble counter. Leave the menu up to the sushi chef, who has the inside track on tasty raw ingredients: red clam, mackerel, eel, sea urchin, and toro.
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Washington, DC --The U.S. General Services Administration today awarded eight indefinite delivery indefinite quantity contracts to obtain environmental sampling and analysis for anthrax (Bacillus anthracis) in Federal Government mailroom facilities in the Washington, DC metropolitan area. The contractors awarded these contracts are:
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National League Division Series - Game 2 (Reds lead series 1-0)
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Rolen 3B
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National League Division Series - Game 2 (Reds lead series 1-0)
9:37pm - AT&T Park (San Francisco, CA)
Phillips 2B
Cozart SS
Votto 1B
Ludwick LF
Bruce RF
Rolen 3B
Hanigan C
Stubbs CF
Arroyo P
Time to fire up the booze.
I like this 21 thing.
I'm hoping Phillips has another big night, and Votto comes through as well.
Stoked for tonight!
Too bad we couldn't get Frazier in there
The Yankee game is in a rain delay which means the end of that game will definitely spill over into the Reds game.
We all know that TBS will air the Yankees.
So, anybody know if the game will be on another network when it is happening at the same time as the Yankee game?
https://twitter.com/johnfayman/statu...74199587147776Cueto and Bailey were sent back to Cincinnati. There's a possibility Cueto starts Game 3. Jocketty said Cueto was doing well today
Mission accomplished last night. Taking home a 2-0 lead would be sweet tho.
If Frisco wins a game in this series, this is the one. If not, break out the brooms.
This is the key game. Can't wait for first pitch.
With apologies for missing this discussion elsewhere on RZ if I did, why Arroyo for game 2? Feel like Bailey would be the obvious better bet. Or Leake for that matter.
Reds & Nats, 2013 LCS. Take2 (9/13) Reds but no Nats
Yeah, that's standard procedure - and when games run long, they always show the other game on TNT, so that's what they'll do here in the case with the Yankees/Orioles starting late.
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Walz Celebrates Fantômas Centenaire
The archfiend Fantômas was created by Marcel Allain and Pierre Souvestre in early 1911.
UAS history faculty Robin Walz joined a discussion panel at a celebration of the 100th birthday of the French film villain Fantômas at the Hammer Museum in Los Angeles January 13. According to a description on the museum Website, "The archfiend Fantômas was created by Marcel Allain and Pierre Souvestre in early 1911. The villain, in top hat and black mask, strode across the rooftops of Paris with a dagger in one hand, casting his murderous shadow over the city. Born via pulpy paperbacks, he quickly attracted high culture admirers." The panel discussion followed a viewing of Louis Feuillade's silent film Le Mort Qui Tue (1913). Other members of the panel included Los Angeles Times and National Public Radio film critic Kenneth Turan. Robin Walz is a cultural historian of French popular fiction, the author of Pulp Surrealism: Insolent Popular Culture in Early Twentieth-Century France (University of California Press, 2000), translator of Death of Nick Carter by Philippe Soupaut (McSweeney's 24), and a card carrying member of La Société des Amis de Fantômas.


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Thread: How To Become Healthy
12th August 2012 02:39 AM #1
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How To Become Healthy
Dearest ALL,
This past few days I was suffering from the feeling of always being tired. I feel so weak and heavy inside. Almost all of my joints are aching particularly my hands and feet. It feel so uncomfortable and painful inside. My hip down towards my thighs, legs and feet seems like there's no energy that I don't even want to stand up and even if I'm lying down in bed, I'm still not comfortable with. Please HELP!
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Hello HavingAPrincess,
This is a rather long post and there is a video for you to watch. Please read what I have written below the video too, and post back with your thoughts.
I've followed many of your posts and recognize that you have gone through a TREMENDOUS amount of stress in the past few years, and especially in the past few months.
Pregnancy and caring for children is very hard on the body. You've done this 4 times, plus you are still breastfeeding your toddler (if I remember correctly). If you have had any deaths in the family, started or stopped any jobs, moved, gotten married, divorced or had any change in relationships (i.e. husband leaving) these are some of the biggest causes of stress. If you take all of that and then just add the typical stressors of life (providing for your family, and curve balls that life throws your way) you have a recipe for exhaustion, which is what I believe you are experiencing.
There are two little glands in our bodies that are called the Adrenals. They sit on top of your kidneys and are fairly small. But they play a very large role in keeping your body alive and functioning.
The adrenals produce large amounts of cortisol (a hormone) in response to long term stress. I'm not talking about the bursts of stress you might feel if a tiger were going to attack - I'm talking about the long term every day stress that comes when we are mentally worried/upset, or physical exertion from working too hard and not getting enough rest.
When there is a large amount of cortisol in the body (and sometime adrenaline too), we can feel wired or have a hard time going to sleep or getting a good, solid night's rest.
But after awhile, the adrenals literally get tired and cannot keep up production of cortisol in response to continual stress. So what happens? They slow down the production of cortisol, and can even get to a point where they stop producing cortisol (which is then called Addison's Disease and is life threatening). You cannot live without adrenal function.
I believe that you may have Adrenal Exhaustion which is the 3rd stage of Adrenal Fatigue, and is where a tremendous amount of rest is necessary. You could also be going into stage 4, which could be a medical emergency where the body has basically given up and is in survival mode, where the body basically gives up. Some of the symptoms of Stage 3 Adrenal Fatigue are: Exhaustion, depression, joint pain, hair loss, fuzzy memory, low immune function (get sick easily or often), itchy skin, cry easily, startle easily and you'll often find yourself sighing. You will also have very little energy to even take a walk. Oh, and blood pressure is low so that you sometimes feel dizzy when you stand up. You may also find that you crave salt because the body looses salt quickly when the adrenals are not functioning well and you gain weight around your middle/tummy area.
Here's an excellent video by Dr. Lam that shows you the different stages of Adrenal Fatigue.
I would highly recommend that you have your cortisol levels tested. The best tests are saliva tests, but most doctors/hospitals will not order the saliva tests. Blood tests are normally ordered, but they are not as good of indicators as saliva tests. However, if you are substantially depleted in cortisol, my guess is that it would show up in the blood, and this is what I would have tested.
I would also have your thyroid function tested. This would be a TSH (Thyroid Stimulating Hormone) test. If the TSH comes back out of range (or in the "low normal or high normal" range) then I would ask for a T3 and a T4 test. The Free T3 and Free T4 tests are best, but, again, your doctor will most likely not order this (they may not even know what a Free T3 or Free T4 test is). The "Free" test shows how much thyroid hormone is being excreted by the body. You would take a 50 mg tablet of iodine (or whatever the doctor gives) and then you collect your urine over the course of 24 hours. The urine is tested, and whatever came out in the urine is what the body is not using - whatever did not come out in the urine is what the body is using. It's just a better test of how well the body is utilizing iodine.
It can be difficult to determine if the Adrenals are impacting the thyroid function or if the thyroid is not functioning without low adrenal function impacting them. But either way, if you have adrenal fatigue, the thyroid will often suffer.
Using iodized salt can be helpful on a daily basis, but isn't enough if you need to correct a substantial deficiency.
The things you can do right now, today, is to stop eating sugar and refined flour products (i.e. crackers, cookies, cakes, muffins, pies, candy, etc.) Stop eating pasta and white rice (eat brown rice instead) and start eating high quality animal protein and lots of fresh or steamed vegetables and fruit.
You need to take a high quality multi-vitamin (ESPECIALLY IF YOU'RE STILL BREASTFEEDING) and a B-Complex vitamin would be very helpful as well.
Be sure you're getting plenty of rest. Listen to your body and don't push yourself. Ask your mother and your sister and cousins for help. Let the housework go. Ask your girls to help with food preparation. This is not something that is negotiable. If you keep pushing to do everything you feel you need to do, you will likely end up in the hospital (this is SERIOUS).
Normally I would not respond so strongly to a post like this, but I know some of your recent history and I'm very concerned about what the stress is doing to you.
Please see your doctor and ask him to test for these things and also let him know that you want to be sure you have good adrenal function. That will at least clue him in to what could be the cause of the problem. We want to treat the problem, not just the symptoms.
Sometimes people's adrenal function never return and they have to be on medications/supplements for the rest of their life, but adrenal function can be rebuilt - you just have to work with a practitioner who knows how to guide you in this.
Please post your thoughts.
Warm regards,
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Dearest Kate,
Thanks for the very serious and long response to my post. I'm now starting to get worry about my health. Yes, I know I've gone too many stressful situations before and at present. I'm afraid about my health condition right now. I know I need to see a doctor. I needed to save first to have this done. I'll update you on this.
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Hello havingaprincess,
How are you feeling? Are you able to get more rest? Have you been able to see your doctor or get some vitamins?
Thinking of you,
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Hi Havingaprincess,
To become healthy workout regularly, practice yoga and have balanced diet meal plan. Increase your water intake, eat fruits and vegetables more in your diet meals and manage stress. Quit alcohol, smoking and caffeine and do not eat late.
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Have a healthy lifestyle by doing some exercises in the morning and by eating healthy foods everyday. A fruit or vegetable per day can prevent sickness. I think you should do some work outs to boost your immune system. Avoid eating unhealthy foods, just eat natural and organic food instead of junk foods and processed foods. You can also make some juices and preserve it at your fridge. Also our skin is very important we should take care of it by hydrating your skin just drink plenty of water everyday and hydrate it by using a natural facial mask and a natural facial wipes.
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I think that is a normal thing when you are pregnant. You get tired all the time plus you get so emotional even on petty things.


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Take, for example, the Hungarian anti-Semite I met on Sunday in a Budapest pub.
Perhaps when asking the question, "Chuck Hagel, anti-Semite?"
I reserve the term "anti-Semite," like the term "anti-Israel," for those bigots who deserve it.
For the anti-Semite, both capitalism and Communism are Jewish plots.
From the beginning the hand of the anti-Semite was flagrant in the new sensation.
It tears at the roofs as if it were an anti-Semite, and the roofs, Jews.
But as she was an anti-Semite with a sense of humour she admitted that the remedy was a slow one and difficult to enforce.
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The Otto Neilsen trade mark small airplane in the sky.
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thats also not a shot of you, please say you are the one in bad boy shorts, i dare you lol
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How Much Is Too Much Chocolate Milk?
How much is too much when it comes to giving chocolate milk compared to regular milk? My 5 year old prefers the former.
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We do not allow chocolate milk, but all milk has sugar in it. I would use a low-fat chocolate milk and try to keep it to one cup per day. Also, try to encourage water consumption as often as possible if you are not already.
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Chocolate milk has a lot of sugar in it and it has caffeine. Both of these things can cause health and/or behavioral challenges in children.
I would encourage you to wean your child off of chocolate milk and only offer it as a treat. If you want to serve it once a week that would probably be plenty.
One way to wean your child off of chocolate milk is to start diluting it with regular milk. Start 1/2 cup of chocolate milk and add a little regular milk to it. Next time, add a little more regular milk to it, and so on, until he/she is drinking more regular milk than chocolate milk.
Alternatively, you could just start serving regular milk and let him know that you no longer have chocolate milk in the house (it's not an option). If he drinks regular milk now, then this might be the better way to go. You could also offer the chocolate milk as a treat or a reward if you need to reward him for a job well done. But I would always make it less chocolatey and less sweet by adding regular milk to it.
I would also encourage you to give your son full fat milk if you're going to give him milk. Here's a good article that discusses why you need to avoid low fat milk.
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What was the actual name of this? Hijutsu or something like that? Omnibender - Talk - Contributions 22:43, 3 January 2009 (UTC)
Yes Hijutsu is correct. Also for those of you who nominated this article for deletion ive fixed it. But the Aburame clan's bugs are not kekkei genkai (read the thing at the bottom of the kekkei genkai article). As such, I have removed the Yamanaka clan from the page. Murtagh4 00:58, 4 January 2009 (UTC)
- Actually, Hijutsu (秘術, Secret Technique) is not correct. The correct term is Hiden (秘伝, Secret) Jutsu. --ShounenSuki 01:43, 4 January 2009 (UTC)
How are their techniques not hidden jutsu? Ino said herself that Pain's mind reading technique and controlling bodies with chakra are like their clans secret techniques. Omnibender - Talk - Contributions 17:14, 4 January 2009 (UTC)
Isn't that obvious that? That Pain body that's being controlled by Nagato is from another clan that can also use mind reading techniques! Now, I'm not sure if the Yamanaka Clan isn't the only one who can disturb minds or mind reads. --Rasengan888 17:17, 4 January 2009 (UTC)
- Actually, Ino never calls her techniques secret and neither does Inoichi. The databooks also don't classify the Yamanaka jutsu as Hiden.
- Apparently, they simply aren't that secret. --ShounenSuki 18:14, 4 January 2009 (UTC)
What About the Body Switch
Ok I'll admit that the mind reading might not be a hiden jutsu but what bout the body switch or that one jutsu where Inoichi makes a Sand Ninja turn on his own teammate? Those are definitely different than mind reading. —This unsigned comment was made by ZVargas1089 (talk • contribs) on 03:27, 10 March 2009 (UTC).
- No, none of the Yamanaka family's techniques shows so far are considered hiden jutsu. --ShounenSuki (talk | contribs) 08:34, 10 March 2009 (UTC)
Fire Release: Great Fireball Technique?
I'm not sure if it could be counted as Hiden, but the Uchiha clan mainly use this as a form of coming of age, and noone outside their clan has used it. Annaatar (talk) 15:41, 25 April 2009 (UTC)
- Some people outside the clan has used Great Fireball Technique, just look at it's page. Jacce | Talk 16:01, 25 April 2009 (UTC)
Shouldnt it been Hidden? (i could be wrong.. i dont know japenese or read naruto that intenseley but i would think the english translation is hidden..)
- No it shouldn't. Hiden (秘伝) is a Japanese word meaning "secret," or "mystery". It carries the connotation of something that has been handed down in secret. We use the Japanese word for jutsu categories on this wiki, so it should be "Hiden". --ShounenSuki (talk | contribs) 22:52, 10 August 2009 (UTC)
- What about Hijutsu? Couldn't that be translated to Secret techniques or something?
- Yes and so could higi (秘技, 秘儀), ōgi (奥義), hiō (秘奥), mitsugi (密儀), oku no te奥の手, and probably a lot more words.
- However, hiden (秘伝) carries the meaning of something being handed down in secret over the generation. --ShounenSuki (talk | contribs) 08:03, January 18, 2010 (UTC)
- What about Hijutsu? Couldn't that be translated to Secret techniques or something?
- The argument that "because we use Jutsu we should say Hiden" makes no sense, even the dub says jutsu, so that's perfectly legit. It makes no sense to use a word that has no meaning to mostly English reading users of this wiki who watch the version of Naruto released to English reading countries, unlike the word jutsu. More people read this than just survivors of the filler arc... some haven't even gotten to it yet.--Kiwi Lawyer (talk) 04:51, July 14, 2010 (UTC)
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would sai's technique count since he is the only that uses itEfresh12 (talk) 00:13, December 7, 2009 (UTC)Efresh12
- Is it a highly secret technique passed down through the generations within a specific clan or group and, most importantly has it been classified as a Hiden Technique in the databook?
- Why on Earth would the fact that a technique has only one user be any indication of it being Hiden? Cloak of Invisibility Technique has only one user, but it is not even close to being Hiden. On the other hand, the entire Aburame clan uses the Parasitic Destruction Insect Technique, which is a Hiden jutsu. --ShounenSuki (talk | contribs) 00:42, December 7, 2009 (UTC)
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The databook/fanbook(s) said these series were Hiden Jutsu? --220.127.116.11 (talk) 07:00, April 17, 2010 (UTC)
It's Definitely Hidden Jutsu
I'm making the change.
One-Piece isn't named "wanpisu" that's a mistake not even 4KIDS makes.
The Japanese language borrows many words from the English language to describe that same thing. The Japanese language doesn't have as many sounds though, so when the word is said it sounds different, when translated into English by people who can't see the obvious, it's translated incorrectly.
Hiden-("hee-din") is the incorrect pronunciation of the word "Hidden", Japanese people can't say the i sound correctly, making it sound like "EE"
The source for this "hiden" thing translated the Japanese spelling of an English word wrong, meaning, if you want to change it back, please find a reliable non fan-subbed source to confirm.
Did you honestly think it was a coincidence that the hidden techniques that clans hide from others are called exactly what the Japanese say for "hidden"?
Look at my source for a bunch of Japanese loanwords taken from all sorts of western nations and repeated wrong.
--Kiwi Lawyer (talk) 04:20, July 14, 2010 (UTC)
- Wan Pīsu (ワンピース) doesn't mean anything in Japanese. Hiden (秘伝) does. Poor comparison. ~SnapperTo 05:18, July 14, 2010 (UTC)
- You sound like you're being deliberately close minded, did you check the link? it has at least a hundred English words turned Japanese turned back into English incorrectly. I'll list them since you are so determined to not see that the only difference between these words is that one was given one less d when made English again.
- A Wan Pīsu is a type of dress, strangely, it is identical to a one piece dress. Do you even know what a one piece dress is? I'm sure some Japanese girls do.
- hiden -hidden
- aisu kurimu -ice cream
- noto -note
- sabisu -service
- sarada -salad
- tabako -tobacco (that's more obvious than hiden-hidden)
- light -raito
- I got these on an online translating program by randomly putting in western words.
- chi-zu -cheese
- pai -pie
- kisu -kiss
- There's even a Japanese show called "hiden camera" about pranks filmed on unsuspecting people with hidden cameras, the word is written in the English title as hiden, and it's talking about a HIDDEN CAMERA!
- You're the hunter that shoots something that walks like a duck, quacks like a duck, looks like a duck and declares it is a new never before seen breed of duck-looking geese.--Kiwi Lawyer (talk) 08:28, July 14, 2010 (UTC)
- The Japanese word hiden (秘伝, Literally meaning: passed down in secrecy) has no relation to the English word hidden. They simply sound alike and have a similar meaning, something that is quite common across all languages. It is pure coincidence. --ShounenSuki (talk | contribs | translations) 09:30, July 14, 2010 (UTC)
- Proof, Get some. Anyone who claims to have an IQ above 160 should understand that it is virtually impossible these two words were independently created to sound exactly like each other and mean exactly the same thing.
- The Japanese word hiden (秘伝, Literally meaning: passed down in secrecy) has no relation to the English word hidden. They simply sound alike and have a similar meaning, something that is quite common across all languages. It is pure coincidence. --ShounenSuki (talk | contribs | translations) 09:30, July 14, 2010 (UTC)
- You're the hunter that shoots something that walks like a duck, quacks like a duck, looks like a duck and declares it is a new never before seen breed of duck-looking geese.--Kiwi Lawyer (talk) 08:28, July 14, 2010 (UTC)
- Explain the Japanese show "Hiden Camera", did they also independently invent cameras and name them the same thing? or was this a "Camera passed down in secrecy" that they use as a hidden camera?
- All evidence points to this being just another one of hundreds of loanwords that someone incorrectly translated which stuck, something that actually is common across all languages.—This unsigned comment was made by Kiwi Lawyer (talk • contribs) .
- How is that "hiden camera" show called in Japanese? Because it sounds awfully much like a simply spelling error. Especially considering that the Japanese word for a hidden camera is kakushi kamera (隠しカメラ).
- Any way, hiden and hidden do not have the exact same meaning. hidden refers to something concealed from others, whereas hiden refers to something that is passed down to other, albeit only to a very select group.
- Also, saying it is virtually impossible to have two similar-sounding words with similar meanings without them sharing a common origin is extremely short-sighted and ridiculous, to say the least. You should really read up on you false cognates and, to a lesser extent, false friends.
- I'll admit that I do not know the exact etymology of the word hiden, but I do know it was in use at least as far back as the eighteenth century, when Japan was still closed off to the outside world and contact with English was almost non-existent. Also, practically all loanwords in Japanese are written in katakana, whereas hiden is always written in kanji. Also, even if there are kanji for a loanword (as is the case in plenty of pre-WWII loanwords) the kanji usually either have meanings that are awkward and distantly related at best (e.g. club (倶楽部, kurabu, Literally meaning: both enjoyment division)), or pronunciations that are not common for the kanji (e.g. tabacco (煙草, tabako, usually pronounced as ensō)).
- --ShounenSuki (talk | contribs | translations) 11:10, July 14, 2010 (UTC)
- There are 12,000 possible syllables known. Hiden is a two syllable word. the likelyhood should be 144,000,000 to 1 that any two syllable word is the same as another two syllable word, now what are the chances they mean the same thing and have no connection? By the way, it's virtually impossible to win the lottery, the chance of that are 135,145,920 to 1.
- Please bring proof of the use of hiden in the eighteenth century, or at least why you think this is true?
- I assume since you also bothered to correct my spelling of "japanese camera" or Kamera, that you think it's relevant. Kamera is obviously camera misspelled because they have nearly identical definitions and nearly identical spelling. Just like Hiden and Hidden.
- Your definition of "hiden" is "passed down in secrecy", right? well, the definition of "hidden" as an adjective is "concealed from knowledge or exposure; kept secret" anything "passed down in secrecy" is automatically something "concealed from knowledge or exposure; kept secret" and therefor, hidden. Clearly the definitions are identical, so identical that most people will only see a typo and just say "hidden" in their heads and be more right than you.
- I wonder why "hiden" or "kamera" are not on that wikipedia page you linked when (if you are right) they clearly the greatest of all false cognates, since most of those words were only slightly similar (if you squint... Hard) and almost all had at most only one syllable in common with the other (or just had similar sounding syllables) and the majority meant either I, no who, and, to, he/she, 1-10, and yes which are each in almost every one of the 7,500 spoken languages there are. Since each was made by early man due to its importance, it logically is to be simple. It's easy to imagine these words being said all over the world, after all, there aren't 7500 ways to say one syllable that isn't similar to the rest, and who wants to say something like "j'abberwockyzyzyszxyzHOOthopo'yayoyiyai" whenever the want to say "ya" "why" or "no"? That's why "omg danger! help!" is "AHHHH!!!!" and not something that takes more than half a second to bellow and still understand.
- There are only 6 words on the list of Japanese terms mistaken for gairaigo and only one is said to be related to English, "chari" which sounds like "chariot" but means bike which is for some reason considered similar enough to a chariot to warrant the creation of a page dedicated to it and 5 words considered close enough for someone to have somehow thought they were related.
- A word w/ kanji isn't necessarily purely from Japan. In fact, it most likely belongs to China, from which they got the majority (literally) of their words. China, did have contact with people who spoke English before and after the 1700's, especially during WWII where the Japanese killed and raped thousands of Chinese, many who likely tried to "hide" from Japanese people. (note: I'm not speculating that that's how they got it, just saying that it's more probable than them making it completely on their own)
- Anime is the English word for the Japanese word for the English word "Animation". Except it was spelled wrong by the country who invented it when they heard the people who borrowed the word say it incorrectly.—This unsigned comment was made by Kiwi Lawyer (talk • contribs) .
- You know, it rather irks me that you keep saying words are misspelled, when they are only transliterated. Any way...
- I used kamera in my example because I used rōmaji. There is absolutely no doubt that the Japanese word kamera is an English loanword. I didn't mean to imply that I thought it was also a false cognate.
- Your syllable talk is irrelevant and wrong. There might be many possible syllables, but those are severely restricted by actual use in language. English has a huge number of possible syllables and still only has about 8000 possibilities. Japanese only has a few hundred, at most. Besides, the false cognates list I gave you should already prove that the chance of two similar-sounding words with similar meanings isn't even close to being virtually impossible.
- Besides, the English language alone has almost a quarter of a million words, without counting conjugations and declensions. With thousands of languages in the world, the chances of having false cognates is rather big, even with your numbers.
- The reason why hiden isn't on the false cognates list is because it's a very rare word, by the way. It's hardly ever used outside of fiction nowadays. As for my proof the word was already used in the eighteenth century, there is a special way of folding and displaying origami cranes for good luck, which was created in 1797. It is called the Hiden Senbazuru Orikata (秘伝千羽鶴折形, Secret Folded Form of a Thousand Cranes) and was already called such back then, in a time when the Japanese killed foreigners on sight and destroyed everything related to them. Except for anything Dutch, that is.
- I would also like to point out that hiden doesn't actually seem to have a Chinese equivalent. At least, none of the Chinese dictionaries I tried recognised it. Your right that many Japanese words are from Chinese origin. When I said loanwords earlier, I was actually referring to loanwords from European languages, since most Japanese do not treat loanwords from Chinese as actual loanwords. My apologies for the confusion. I would like to add, though, that many major dictionaries give a language of origin for non-Chinese loanwords, yet none is ever given for hiden.
- As for your anime example, that was most likely borrowed from French, not English.
- Everything points to hiden being a normal Japanese word and not borrowed from English. You have given no proof otherwise, except for your own faulty reasoning. --ShounenSuki (talk | contribs | translations) 16:25, July 14, 2010 (UTC)
- There are 12,000 syllables, everyone can say them, some worse than others. just because they aren't mainstream in Japanese doesn't mean they can't use them.
- Kamera isn't even a word. They took our word for their cameras and our word is camera, if they give us back our word, it's still camera. It's like a name, if my name was "ice cream" and i went to japan, my name would still be "ice cream" any attempt to spell it as "aisu kurimu" would be incorrect. foreign people calling me "aisu kurimu" when they know the word "ice cream" would be saying my name wrong but still, there are babies being names "aisu".
- Explain why there are only 6 words on the list of Japanese terms mistaken for gairaigo and only one is said to be related to English is more unrelated than anything. Don't tell me the connection between hidden and hiden (they have the same definition) is less powerful than the connection between "chari"(bike) and "chariot" you keep dodging this. It makes little sense that it's purposely not on the false conjugates page and even less sense that it's not on the page about exactly what we are talking about.
- Either way, is Naruto an animation? or an anime? The Japanese call it our word for animation(though they shorten it) so why would we use their shortened version of our word as a new word, when we already have a word to describe it? a word that is also their word to describe it.
- This is the world's most astounding false conjugate if you are correct, so why is it not listed anywhere as such? not even in the list of japan's false conjugates confused for loanwords?
- Also, you are forgetting this wiki's policy of using english words. The dub is calling all sorts of things "hidden jutsu" and since jutsu is the only japanese word they use, as opposed to the non-dub that uses more english words than bleach uses spanish ones. For example, one episode is called "tobi's hidden jutsu" episode titles here are english, this deliberate use of a word that you describe as obscure even in the nation that supposedly created it does nothing to support this wiki and only brings unnecessary confusion, especially when coupled with the widespread use of the term "hidden jutsu" in the dub.
- No language in the world uses every possibly kind of syllable. In fact, seeing how every language in the world uses different definitions of syllables, this would be impossible. This also ties in with phonology. For example, the Chinese and Japanese consider the l and r sounds to be the same, further limiting the number of syllables they can have, as syllables like rin and lin would be considered the same.
- You also need to learn the difference between spelling and romanisation. Kamera, like aisukurīmu, are romanisations of how the Japanese write these words, which in turn are kanafications of English words. If a Japanese person would call you アイスクリーム, it's most likely because they can't pronounce ice cream.
- As for that false gairaigo list, it is most likely not that well known. An unknown article gets less updates. It is also a subject with little actual research into it, so there would be little to no third-party references. It's just a list of words that certain editors heard of and thought sounded like a word in another language they knew. I could add hiden and hidden, if you want.
- Also, Naruto is an animation and an anime. Anime was loaned into the English language with the meaning "animation from Japan". Interesting, since in Japanese use it for every kind of animation, from Miyazaki Hayao to Hanna-Barbera. still, this is actually quite common and I can name a few examples from the top of my head.
- Also as false cognates go, hiden and hidden aren't that amazing, really. There are far more astounding examples in that list. Seriously, false cognates are a very common occurrence.
- As for the wiki policies,Snapper2 already explained that. Technique categories like ninjutsu and hiden jutsu are kept in Japanese. Normal technique names are translated. --ShounenSuki (talk | contribs | translations) 20:07, July 14, 2010 (UTC)
I don't know whether Hiden is taken from the English word or not but often when words from other languages are assigned kanji, the normal pronunciation of the kanji bears no resemblance to the pronunciation used. In this case the kanji 秘 would normally be pronounced 'hi' and 伝 'den'. So 秘伝 would be pronounced hiden. I suppose it could still have been taken from the english but since the kanji means 'secret/mystery' which is similar to the meaning of hidden and the pronunciation has not been changed to fit I think the chances of assigning kanji that happen to have the same pronunciation (roughly) and meaning is unlikely (though, I suppose, not entirely impossible).Racoonone (talk) 11:46, January 14, 2011 (UTC)
You guys should have just said Hiden(秘伝) means Secret Tradition. So Hiden Jutsu would mean Secret Traditional Techniques, right? Maybe that would have shut him/her up sooner. :P --Alexdhamp (talk) 07:28, June 6, 2011 (UTC)
I find it funny how two words in two languages, which are extremely distant in relation to each other on the "language family tree", have roughly the same meaning. Hiden and Hidden, the funny thing is the word "Hidden" spelled in middle English was "Hiden". LOL
A quick google tells me first European-Japanese contact was made during the 16th century. Modern-day English was recognized roughly around 1550 (16th century), oh yeah England was a Colonial power around that time. I guess what I am saying is language can change a lot in a few centuries, symbols for words can be made. Heck, 1/3 of the English vocabulary is made up of French words. How hard is it to believe this Japanese word may have its origin in a Indo-European language. I would love to see the etymology of the Japanese word "hiden".
I like Alexdhamp's proposal, Hiden = Secret Tradition. Let us just put it to rest. --Alastar 89 (talk) 06:59, July 1, 2011 (UTC)
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tomboy —This unsigned comment was made by 184.108.40.206 (talk • contribs) .
First of all, sign your posts. Second, read the fifth and eighth topics in this page. Omnibender - Talk - Contributions 01:31, March 25, 2011 (UTC)
Should this be moved to "Secret" per this discussion? It would solve the constant Hiden → Hidden switch. ~SnapperTo 19:50, March 28, 2011 (UTC)
- After actually reading the discussion, I see this was not lumped in to the original proposal. Still, thoughts? ~SnapperTo 19:58, March 28, 2011 (UTC)
- The problem I have with this is that simply 'secret' isn't a proper translation of hiden. Hiden means 'something that has been (orally) handed down in secret'. Besides, translating hiden means we should also translate senjutsu, juinjutsu, fūinjutsu, and kekkei genkai. —ShounenSuki (talk | contribs | translations) 20:02, March 28, 2011 (UTC)
- Though I prefer the anime and dubbed convention of naming (usually), I have to agree with ShounenSuki. Moving this and keeping the others the same would be a double standard. Plus, the translation is clearly not accurate enough, as ShounenSuki has pointed out.Ryne 91 (talk) 20:12, March 28, 2011 (UTC)
- As I said in one of the other related topics above, perhaps Hiden should be given as Secret Tradition? That way it squeezes in the full meaning that Shounen has shown it to mean? --Alexdhamp (talk) 07:34, June 6, 2011 (UTC)
Change the Look
Could we change the look to something like Kekkei Genkai, where we have a list of clans that have use hiden techniques? Joshbl56 00:33, November 4, 2011 (UTC)
- If a clan has techniques that are associated with them, hiden or not, they're shown in the clan's article. Omnibender - Talk - Contributions 00:39, November 4, 2011 (UTC)
- Yes, I know. It's the same thing when someone has a Kekkei Genkai since it also shows on their page. I was just wondering if we should make a list of clans that use Hiden techniques, like how their is a list of kekkei Genkai on its page. Kind of making it easier to see the clans that use them. Joshbl56 00:47, November 4, 2011 (UTC)
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Provide a reference for that statement. I'm challenging it, and if I win, it'll be removed, as per policy. kthanxbai Vegerot (talk) 00:00, January 30, 2012 (UTC)!
- what policy are you taking that from exactly? Because it a well known fact that ¾ of the information here isn't physically referenced however factual it may be.--Cerez365™ 00:15, January 30, 2012 (UTC)
I assume it would be in this Wikia's manual of style, as it is in all the other one's. Also, I'm claiming that this is false, if someone can't prove otherwise then it gets removed.—This unsigned comment was made by Vegerot (talk • contribs) .
- Firstly, don't assume that this wikia is like every other wikia because it isn't anyone that has ever even visited another wikia should have this blatantly obvious to them. Secondly there's a right and wrong way of doing things. You bring it to a talk page and ask for a source or confirmation and wait for an answer not declare that you'll remove the information from the page or proceed to do so— that's vandalism that will get you banned.--Cerez365™ 00:27, January 30, 2012 (UTC)
ability to be copied
so i had a question about hiden jutsu. if someone had the sharigan with the right elemental abilities, could they copy hiden jutsus or not? obviously i dont think they could copy the aburame clans simply because they utilize a second medium to use their jutsus the user would not possess—This unsigned comment was made by 184.108.40.206 (talk • contribs) .
Yes, also sign your posts. It's not genetic, just "secret to others outside of a group as how to do so" Kabuto managed to "copy" Suigetsu's Hydrification Technique through medical study and observation, using bodily fluids instead of water to create his version of it. Sharingan has the ability to copy, see chakra and it's color and to see through things, noticing details others would miss. In other words, a Sharingan user should be able to deduce how a "hiden" technique works simply by seeing one. Tho knowing how something works =/- being capable of doing so--Elveonora (talk) 14:34, March 9, 2013 (UTC)


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One of the strangest things I had to get used when I started programming in Erlang was to write correct programs (compared to programs that handled all cases). This is one of the fundamental rules in Erlang.
If you look at the code from Nested Cases, you can see through inspection that the function can return one of two possible values: null or {ok,Value}
1: function(Operation,Values) -> 2: case Operation of 3: null -> 4: null; 5: multiply -> 6: do_multiply(Values) 7: end. 8: 9: do_multiply([Value1,Value2]) when integer(Value1), 10: integer(Value2)-> 11: {ok,Value1*Value2}.
The return values for all other input values are not defined. If you write code that uses this function, you might be tempted to write something like this:
1: main() -> 2: Value1 = 10, 3: Value2 = 20, 4: case function(multiply,[Value1,Value2]) of 5: null -> 6: {error,unexpected_null}; 7: {ok,Value} -> 8: ... ;Rest of code here 9: SomethingElse -> 10: {error,{unexpected,SomethingElse}} 11: end.
Note lines 5 and 9. This is in principle very bad code. Keep in mind that you expect the multiply operation to actually return {ok,Value}, the rest doesn't mean anything. In reality you are now forcing the code calling this function to understand details about deeply nested functions. Because you *know* that the multiply funtion will succeed (It is one of your assumptions), it is much better to write:
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On Monday, July 24, the California Department of Justice introduced another set of proposed regulations, this time for the purpose of adding required "privacy notices" to certain firearm-related forms.
Tuesday, July 25, 2017
Law Promotes Sportsmens' Rights & Sound Wildlife Management
Friday, July 21, 2017
A group of Maryland citizens, with the support of the National Rifle Association, filed a petition to the United States Supreme Court on Friday seeking to reverse a Court of Appeals ruling that stripped some of America's most ...
Friday, June 3, 2016
Washington, D.C. has once again lapsed into its usual pattern of denying Second Amendment rights with a federal appeals court ruling on May 27 that effectively blocks a lower court order that briefly made D.C. ...
Thursday, January 1, 2015
CAUTION: Federal and state firearms laws are subject to frequent change. This summary is not to be considered as legal advice or a restatement of law.


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