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'Compromise' is the key to successful marriage: Drew Barrymore says she's finally happy with third husband Will Kopelman
She had a couple of practice runs, but Drew Barrymore says she's finally nailed how to have a happy marriage.
The Miss You Already star says compromise is the key to a successful relationship.
The 40-year-old actress has been married to Will Kopelman for three years and explained on Friday that she is happy to change herself 'for the better' for the sake of her marriage.
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Compromise: Drew Barrymore says she's finally nailed how to have a happy marriage
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The former child star told Us Weekly magazine: 'I think a good place to start is when a significant other points things out that are tough for them and they are things that you're willing to change in your life.'
She offered an insight that perhaps her jetset lifestyle which sees her travelling from coast to coast with her film career and beauty business has the potential to cause friction with her art consultant husband.
The E.T. actress explained that she has learned to make changes, telling them: 'I think a good place to start is when a significant other points things out that are tough for them and there are things that you're willing to change in your life.
'If you really said, "Why am I fighting for this?" - start with those. My husband used to tell me, "I hate that we're always racing to the airport. It's like an anxiety attack."
Happy together: The 40-year-old actress has been married to Will Kopelman for three years (pictured in October) and explained on Friday that she is happy to change herself 'for the better' for the sake of her marriage
'And I thought, "Yeah, why am I fighting for that?" I don't like anxiety, so now I pack the night before'.
The beauty - who plays the best friend of a cancer patient in her latest hit movie - explained that she knows how to 'lay off' her husband's buttons - and vice versa.
She told the publication: 'My husband and I compromise on a lot of things like that, it's the little things that you can change that can make the relationship stronger. Compromise is about changing yourself for the better, it's an opportunity for you to become a more functional, better person.'
She added: 'That's the balance of life. The agony and the ecstasy - that's the seesaw we're all on'.
Unlucky in love: Her second marriage to comic Tom Green fared slightly longer in 2001 - making it to five months before the MTV host filed for divorce
Drew and Will started dating in February 2011 and married in June 2012, and are doting parents to their two daughters, Frankie, nineteen months and Olive, three.
She has two previous stalled marriages - she first married bartender Jeremy Thomas when she was just nineteen - a union which latest just two months.
Her 2001 marriage to comic Tom Green fared slightly longer - making it to five months before the MTV host filed for divorce.
The former wild-child has transformed into a more conservative earth-mother since welcoming her children.
She praised her family life - telling Us: 'They're all great, my kids are so amazing, my husband is great. The kids are my whole world, my universe, my everything'.
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About 3.5 million people in America, a third in Pennsylvania, live within a mile of an abandoned mine site. At least 45 have died and 19 have been injured in abandoned mines in this state's northeastern anthracite region during the past 30 years.
Thomas D. Shope, chief of staff for the U.S. Department of the Interior, says that is why this state is "ground zero for the highest priority of abandoned mine reclamation." Mr. Shope accompanied Republican-appointed U.S. Interior Secretary Gale Norton as she inspected the abandoned 40-acre Shen-Penn mine pit last week in Shenandoah.


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We were moved from another hotel as the room we booked had some problem. So we had no choice but to settle at hotel Palme at the other end of the Monterosso beach. It is old fashion hotel. Wifi is unstable. The staffs here are generally rude. We talked to 3 staffs at the counter each day. All are unfriendly e.g. gave you a big sigh or roll there eyes when you ask for information. The location is not great as it is not near the town center where restaurants are. Basically I won't come back.
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I woke up in the middle of the night from the sound of something hitting the ground. I slowly got up, groaning as I walked out of my bed, putting on some pajama bottoms before walking out of my room. It takes me a second or two to realize something. I'm not in my house.
Everything seemed to be different as when I opened the hallway, I was greeted with a hallway rather than the other room that led to the living room via the stairs. I walked down the hallway, very confused and wondering if it was all a dream. I tried waking myself up, pinching myself and whatnot, but to no avail, I was not dreaming, I'm certain of it.
I make it to the end of the hallway before looking back to see how far I've walked. Instead of seeing the door far down the hallway, I see the door a foot away from me. I look back to see that I'm back where I started. I got a little frightened by this, so I ran down the hallway without looking back. As I made it to the end off the hallway, I opened the door to see a flight of stairs. I quickly walk down the stairs to find that I am now on the floor of the house I thought was mine. Instead of a normal living room, it consists of nothing but many televisions stacked up on top of each other, all turned on with static displaying. Instead of pondering why the televisions were there or even why I'm in this house, I find the exit to the outside. As I open it, instead of seeing a world, all I see is darkness. A world of infinite darkness, with no signs of life or objects. As much as I wanted to turn back, I walked into the dark.
An hour passes by of me walking in pure darkness. My eyes didn't adjust to it at all and as I looked back, I can't see the door to the house anymore. Just as I wondering how much longer I was going to walk, I start to fall. I scream in fear as I quickly gain speed from falling. Then, it all stopped. Everything was black, but I couldn't tell if it was the real world or I was unconscious. Just then, I see a light hanging from the non-visible ceiling, under it being a table and two chairs.
I walk up to the table and sit down in the chair and wait for something to happen. Since I figured that I'm now in a universe that isn't real, I thought that doing this would trigger another event to further my progress in all of this madness. To my expectation, a man walks up to the table and sits in the other chair. He appeared to be a man in his early fifties and a drug addict. He looked at me with a cold stare before looking back down at the table, shaking from what appeared to be withdrawal. I ask him several questions and all he did was stare into the table. Just as I was about to give up, he looks back up at me and lets out a demonic-like scream. I jump backwards, falling out of my chair and laying on the ground as the man continued to scream louder and louder before he sends a fist straight into my chest. The fist goes completely through my chest, sending agonizing pain throughout my whole body. I grab his arm and try to pull it out as it remains impaled in my arm, blood slowly starting to leak from the wound. I slowly start to loose strength before letting my head fall back and smack against the floor.
I wake up in a familiar place. My room. I quickly get up, opening the door to see my normal room that led to the living room. I quickly explored the house and see everything seemed to be in order, but something was different. On the kitchen table is what appeared to be a note. I get close enough to it and read it. It said:
"I am a demon,
Wandering the earth for many years as an agent for the Devil.
I seek Him, begging for forgiveness for my sins,
Getting nothing but silence.
I have seen many events happen over the course of a thousand years,
Seeing no way to stop the end.
The end however, will be quite the show."
On the bottom of the note was signed a pentagram symbol. I try to pick it up, but as I do, it lights on fire, burning my hand. I quickly let go, covering my hand as I watch it burn up into ashes. As it finishes burning up, I hear laughter from what would be from the demon. I go to turn around to see a man standing in my way. As he grabs me, everything goes dark.


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Milagro Sala's arrest in the province of Jujuy puts again on the public agenda the issue of the need to understand and think of responses to social protests. The case is quite interesting. Milagro Sala is a social leader and a referent of the Tupac Amaru Neighborhood Organization, a political group with indigenous roots founded in the 1990s in the Province of Jujuy. Milagro Sala is a social leader who was responsible for managing, among other things, housing, health, employment and education-related programs funded at the national and provincial levels during the Kirchner administration. The management was made through local cooperatives organized by locals.
When the new governor of the province, Gerardo Morales, took office, a cooperative re-enrolment plan was implemented. This situation would affect the programs until then managed by the organizations and cooperatives coordinated by Tupac Amaru. Within this context the organization triggered a mobilization and subsequent setting of a protest camp at Plaza Belgrano, in front of the provincial government house. This ended up with the filing of a criminal complaint and the later imprisonment of the social leader.
These facts are relevant to understand the actions undertaken by Amnesty International. Soon Milagro Sala's arrest became a public issue of interest. In our country there have been numerous social leaders who were victims of the use of criminal instruments as a method to silence them. However, in the case of Milagro Sala, the issue is distinctive because she is a social leader who has accumulated a significant amount of power in her province over these years, is very much attached to the outgoing government and above all she is considered a very controversial leader. Restricting the analysis exclusively to a political framework would be incorrect. The issue, if posed in these terms, brings about a confusing and intentional discussion: what in fact is not being debated is precisely if the legal instruments and arguments used to imprison Milagro Sala are reasonable.
The arrest warrant, that Amnesty International had access to, shows that she is charged with organizing a protest (interpreted as blocking the circulation, a crime which she would have been the instigator) and with sedition, this latter crime being unconstitutional, basically because if applied, it would impede any type of social manifestation or claim. The arrest warrant does not describe clearly and accurately the facts she is accused of. From a strictly human rights perspective, the grounds for her detention are, to put it clearly, the exercise of her right to protest. In this way, the decision of the government to use criminal law (to detain her) on the one hand silenced her (in violation of the right of freedom of expression) and on the other hand, obstructed and dissipated protest (in violation of the right to petition authorities and right of assembly).
Social protests or mobilizations are manifestations of the exercise of the freedom of expression and right of assembly, all of them written into the National Constitution as well as included in international human rights treaties. Many times diverse social sectors find public demonstrations as the only way to have their opinions be heard and known.
The exercise of these rights imposes on the State the duty to ensure (and not to criminalize) social protest. If a protest is restricted based on its contents or motivations what happens is that certain opinions will arbitrarily be privileged over other opinions. The State as such and in that capacity cannot favor the expression of a certain opinion or idea and obstruct others on the basis of their critical nature or arising from differences in ideas or positions. Quite contrary, it is the duty of the State to ensure that all points of views — even those not favored by the State — be disseminated in conditions of equality, and even more so when they center on public issues. Respecting the freedom to protest and to have public demonstrations, just like the freedom to criticize or to oppose a government, is part of the free circulation of ideas and information. It is not correct to understand the freedom of assembly and demonstration as a synonym of public disorder, with the aim of restricting it, as was the case here.
When Amnesty International becomes aware that one or more persons are in a situation of risk because their fundamental human rights are being violated, it triggers a network made up of tens of thousands of persons worldwide who show their solidarity and join in to exert pressure by mobilizing as fast as possible with the aim of reversing this situation. Amnesty International does this every day in different parts of the world. We did that last year in Venezuela, defending Leopoldo López, when he was sentenced to prison under charges of conspiracy, incitement to commit a crime, arson and damages to public property during a mobilization. Likewise, we started urgent actions in favor of indigenous leaders such as Félix Días or Relmu Ñamku, who in exercising their right to express peacefully were criminally prosecuted. Some 10 days ago we did the same in favor of 61 persons deprived of their freedoms at the Barker jail, questioning the detention conditions and denouncing mistreatment. All these actions result in international visibility.
Our intervention may not have been seen as sympathetic from a political point of view. However, political equations is exactly what we refrain from doing. From the human rights point of view, Milagro Sala should be released.
Mariela Belski is the Executive Director of Amnesty International Argentina. She has a Master in Human Rights from the University of Essex in the United Kingdom.


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Chico Hamilton Trio Introducing Freddie Gambrell is an album by drummer and bandleader Chico Hamilton released on the World Pacific label. Freddie Gambrell was a little known West Coast pianist playing at San Franciscos Bop City club when, in 1956, Chico Hamilton heard him for the first time. I was so impressed while listening to him play that I felt I must play with this guywhich often happens to a musician when he hears something that he really digs, especially if he is right there when its happeningand so I did, said Hamilton. Gambrells fresh, lively talent was immediately accepted throughout the jazz scene when his playing was heard on his first album, under Chico Hamiltons leadership.