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Top story -- let's go to Honolulu.
Where there is exactly one -- Republican state senator in the entire Hawaiian legislature.
Why he refuses to pass Jessica's law and is perhaps the most liberal state in the union.
Joining us senators stand slow.
-- you know why the left in your state opposes Jessica hopeful.
Well -- -- the only thing I can tell you is basically what they say and I think it's a case of misplaced compassion.
Compassion for perpetrators.
And there's also an underlying cultural problem here.
Where some of our diverse cultures actually.
Don't see any problem -- crime in having sexual relations with young children.
-- -- you introduce a law a couple of times I mean you even introduce a watered down law right.
-- that -- -- sixty here's mandatory.
Well I didn't know I didn't introduce set -- I tried to pass being the only Republican as you mentioned -- 25.
State senators -- sit on every one of our state senate.
Committees -- sixteen of them.
Including the Judiciary Committee.
And early in the session which began in January I asked our chairman if you would hear the bill.
He said he would think about I guess is Jessica's law and here this is Jessica's law that's right it's my bill which is exactly modeled after Jessica's law.
A bill came forth that.
Was supported by the local prosecutors and by the Judiciary Chairman.
And that bill made sexual offenses.
A minimum of six years eight months.
But it only applies to offenses against children eleven years of age and under.
So why is pretty much a free fire zone -- -- a file look and violence.
It's a -- to free fired him.
-- -- -- I'd like my my -- -- friend congresswoman -- a -- or your hat on before yes I watch your program.
And I appreciate everything you've done look I love -- We're a great state we have great people but we have a dirty little secret.
And that is ironically.
The Hawaiian word that we use for the children is KT KE IKI.
And everything we do in the legislature's for the -- when we raise our salaries is for the -- when we exempt ourselves from ethics laws -- for the taking.
And when we have bureaucratic laws that don't protect children.
It's for the taking.
So you would think that with all of the discussion about how we care about our children we would protect them.
And yet the secret is that we don't do that and people really don't talk about it it's not an issue for discussion.
So when I tried on the senate floor -- couple weeks ago.
To amend the bill that we still alive to actually put -- The minimum mandatory.
45 years to life.
Why I was met with a firestorm of opposition on the floor.
And -- my democratic colleagues spoke against it and they had really tremendous there's arguments.
One said.
Oh what about if they mentally ill child rates another child another -- said.
What about the -- developmentally.
You know children that have problems there.
But the best comment came from one of the senators who said.
Suppose an eleven year old.
Is in love with a ten year old and sex occurs.
And I tried to refute this bill by saying first of all who speaks for the victim.
Everybody's talking about the perpetrators -- and you're right in your comments about restorative justice.
We had a justice -- information and read it invention initiative last year.
And the whole emphasis is trying to rehabilitate these people -- I want to take care of our children well it was a disgrace.
And you and you know this con about children with children all of these lawyers say.
It's got to be over a certain age it's an adult and a child and they still won't do it and I got to run senator and I'm gonna have you back as your very good.
But I am well you know that that the laws against harming pets.
Are more important in Hawaii then they are harming children and then we'll get if you -- to you would have.
You want a big crowd have -- a dog cruelty bill they'll get hundreds of people down Apple's iTunes bill thanks very much.
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Re: sat oniel parlay +1Did Handsome Mike have an excuse in the last? Ive never been a fan of his. I liked Tritap last time when losing by a head at nearly 10-1, will be much shorter odds this time though Im sure.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin chairs a meeting at the the Jewish Museum and Tolerance Centre in Moscow, February 19, 2013. A call by Putin for a new textbook that reconciles differences over Russia's past has left him facing accusations of copying Soviet leaders by rewriting history for political ends. The former Soviet spy asked historians in February to come up with guidelines for new school history books that would provide a unified version of the many difficult events in Russian and Soviet history. Putin, now 61, called last February for school pupils to be given a history textbook "written in proper Russian, free of internal contradictions and double interpretation." Picture taken February 19, 2013. REUTERS/Alexei Druzhinin/RIA Novosti/Kremlin (RUSSIA - Tags: POLITICS EDUCATION) THIS IMAGE HAS BEEN SUPPLIED BY A THIRD PARTY. IT IS DISTRIBUTED, EXACTLY AS RECEIVED BY REUTERS, AS A SERVICE TO CLIENTS
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The Real Estalker Mama already ably skewered this one but let's take a look at the pictures for the home owned by Nascar driver Denny Hamlin. Hamin, a young driver on the circuit, has a rather large bachelor pad on Lake Norman in Cornelius, North Carolina. Hamlin bought the five-bedroom mansion in 2006 for $3.4 million and is said to have spent another $1 million decorating it to its current gaudy standard. The home includes lots of single guy-friendly features like a large home gym , bar area, and a dramatic red and black billiards room as well as huge plasma televisions mounted improbably high above fireplaces. It is clear that a lot of money was spent here on touches like the shiny golden home theater room, gourmet kitchen with adjoining domed breakfast room and the master bed and bath which looks a bit like a suite at the Bellagio. The property includes a pool/spa area, outdoor fireplace, basketball court, boat house and a long dock with a boat lift. This home is listed at $4.9 million.
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Tribeca Film, supported by founding partner American Express, today announced the first 12 independent films to which it has acquired the rights to distribute across multiple platforms, beginning with video-on-demand. The films range from award-winning dramas and revealing documentaries to uproarious comedies and sports stories; five are acclaimed titles from the festival circuit, while the remaining seven will premiere at the 2010 Tribeca Film Festival at the same time their VOD runs begin. The Immaculate Conception of Little Dizzle, The Infidel, Metropia, My Last Five Girlfriends, The Swimsuit Issue (Allt flyter),The Trotksy and The Wild and Wonderful Whites of West Virginia join the previously-announced The Birth of Big Air, Climate of Change, Road, Movie, sex & drugs & rock & roll, and TiMER as Tribeca Film's initial 12 titles.
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A central Missouri judge has ordered law enforcement officers not to interrogate a man charged with killing a 13-year-old girl unless his attorney is present.
The order by Miller County Judge Kenneth Oswald comes after an attorney for Steven Henderson sought a protective order against law officers. The motion was given to the judge to exclude any statements Henderson may have made against himself. The request was denied, but investigators will not to interrogate Henderson unless his lawyer is there.
The five page motion from Henderson's lawyer, Keith Halcomb, claims the day after Henderson was arrested, he was given a public defender. When that happens, all questioning from law enforcement needed to stop. Halcomb claims that didn't happen.
Halcomb claims both the Miller County prosecutor and Sheriff Bill Abbott knew Halcomb would be the public defender. Halcomb says when he attempted to visit Henderson in jail, he was told Henderson was being interrogated by investigators. When he finally made it to the room, Halcomb tried to stop the questions. But that didn't happen.
Investigators don't remember it that way.
"He stormed in our interview room and said I'm representing this individual here in this case," Abbott told ABC 17 News. "The interview stopped, we stopped right there. We didn't even know he had a public defender."
Halcomb claims he tried to explain the law to Abbott, but he was told to leave or be forcibly removed.
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Marty Fitzgerald throws four-foot logs into the furnace beneath the wrought-iron evaporator that boils the faintly sweet maple sap into concentrated syrup as his understudy (and family friend) John Allen watches. Photo © David Biello.
Northeast's sugar country confronts a bitter future as the climate warms.
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SABBATH DAY POINT, N.Y. – All farming depends on the weather, but few foods are more dependent on a specific climate than maple syrup. After all, for the sugar maple's sap to run at all requires cooperative weather — freezing nights followed by warmer days.
But with the build-up of invisible greenhouse gases in the atmosphere, those temperature swings don't happen as reliably. At risk is an American tradition that stretches back even before Europeans discovered the "New World."
"Weather controls it all," says Marty Fitzgerald, a fifth-generation sugarmaker in upstate New York.
And, in recent years, the weather has been weird.
Extracting sap from maple trees — the business of maple sugaring — employs everything from little tin funnels and hanging pails to plastic spigots and light blue tubing that turn the forest into a spider's web of tripwires, often at chest height. Sugar makers collect the sap any number of ways: hustling a pail down the mountainside to the sugar shack, using gravity to deposit it in the holding tanks, even vacuum pumping the sap downhill.
At the Carney sugarbush — the term of art for a stand of maple trees — in upstate New York, Rick Bartlett splits the difference. While 700 hundred trees bear 1,000 or so metal taps and buckets, centralized collecting bins — plastic garbage cans — connected by tubing dot the mountainside and feed into a 300 gallon collector near the sugar shack where the sap is boiled into syrup by Fitzgerald.
It takes a mature tree — 40 to 50 years old — to produce maple syrup safely. By that age, the sugar maple has reached a diameter of roughly 10 inches and, according to the standard Ontario tapping rule, can handle one tap. For every five inches in diameter the tree grows after that, the rule says, it can handle one more tap.
Even with tubing, only a high price or a deep love can justify all the labor involved. Given that an average maple will produce sap with a sugar content of just two percent — sap right out of the bucket often tastes more metallic than sweet — Bartlett must collect more than 40 gallons of sap to create just one gallon of syrup.
And whether there's any sap to collect depends on the weather.
Sugar maples require a cold recharge, weeks of temperatures below freezing, to convert the starch the tree has stored during the summer months to the sucrose that will power its budding in the spring. It is the sucrose that gives the tree's sap its sweetness, and no other tree, not even other maples, produces it in such abundance. But bitterly cold weather, without protective snowfall, can also freeze and kill the maple's relatively shallow roots.
For the tree's sap to run at all requires cooperative weather, says Timothy Perkins, who directs the Proctor Maple Research Center at the University of Vermont, an large sugarhouse on a hill east of Burlington surrounded by more than 35 acres of sugar maples.
Perkins explains that the so-called sapwood just beneath the maple's bark is filled with gas, not water like most other trees. In cold weather, the gas allows the maple to freeze from the inside out, turning the sap in its limbs to ice. This ice, because it creates an area of lower pressure than the gas that usually fills the sapwood, actually pulls more sap towards the frozen section. This process sucks the sap up the tree from the roots to reach branches that can tower more than 150 feet above the ground.
Then, when the tree begins to warm during the day, the sap ice thaws and pushes liquid away in every direction. Drill a hole an inch and a half into the maple's rough, channeled bark, and the liquid will follow the path of least resistance, dripping out at a steady rate.
Of course, that rate depends on the tree. "The more limbs on a tree, the more it will run generally," Bartlett says. "Out in the deep woods, sometimes you don't get as much."
Once the temperature swings end, usually in early April, so does the sap run. And Perkins has found that since the 1970s, the sap run has been three days shorter than in the past—starting a week earlier but ending about 10 days earlier.
The first runs of sap produce the best syrup and quality slowly degrades over the course of the season, which historically has lasted about a month. Color determines the value of the syrup, from Vermont Grade A, a light amber syrup with a delicate maple flavor that can fetch more than $60 per gallon, to Vermont Grade B, a darker syrup tasting more of caramel and commanding a lower price. Below that are the commercial grades that end up in everything from baked beans to tobacco products.
Maple syrup's increasing popularity—an all natural "organic" sweetener—combined with back-to-back poor seasons in Quebec has driven the price up in recent years. Last year, the Quebec season lasted just under a week due to a quick transition from a cold March to a very warm April. And while Vermont and New York farmers had a relatively good year—combining to make 800,000 gallons or so—that's not even 10 percent of the amount Quebeckers make even in a bad year.
The evaporator at Carney's sugarbush is a wrought iron classic with three pans and a 15-foot chimney, all of which Frank Carney, the late proprietor and namesake of the outfit, bought used in the 1950s. The contraption dominates the splayed, chinked wooden walls, cobwebbed windows and rusting roof of the sugarhouse, nestled among some sugar maples a hundred yards or so up the mountain.
During a typical run, Fitzgerald keeps the fire going, pitching four-foot logs into the custom-built furnace, while watching the sap as it boils. A woodland alchemist, he observes as the sap thickens and flows from one pan to the next, occasionally pausing to scoop away some foam or dipping a piece of pork fat in a pan that is threatening to boil over. Fragrant clouds of steam bathe him before escaping out of every available opening in the sugarhouse walls, even roiling out from beneath the roof.
When the amber liquid reaches the final chamber, Fitzgerald employs the sixth sense common to all sugarmakers to judge when the sap has become syrup. He confirms that sixth sense with a special "sirop" thermometer, which notes that syrup should boil at 7˚ F higher than water, then a hydrometer, which checks the viscosity.
Cranking open the spigot, Fitzgerald then pours off the syrup into a bucket and pours it through a felt strainer atop a metal filter box to catch the "sugar sand" — bitter niter. A metallic gurgle sounds from within and a final spigot releases sweet, brown syrup that is poured into plastic quart and gallon jugs by Marianne Bartlett, Rick's wife.
All this work results in 50 to 200 gallons of syrup a year, depending on the weather. Last year, they made 110 gallons but the year before that only 80. When asked whether this will be a good year, Fitzgerald says "that's one of those unknown unknowns. It all depends on the weather."
The weather in upstate New York and New England has been weird in the last decade by all accounts. Droughts; little snow one season, blizzards the next; and ice storms that damage the limbs of many maple trees have become almost common: 1998, 2003, 2008. Since 1907, Lake George has failed to freeze over completely only four times, all since 1991.
It's not just small farmers that notice the changes in the weather. Sam Cutting, Sr., a 40-year veteran of the maple trade, has also noticed that the seasons and storms are becoming more extreme and unpredictable. Cutting owns Vermont's Dakin Farm, established in 1792 and now grown into an operation that can sell more than 50,000 gallons of syrup a year.
"This is a weather-related industry," Cutting says. "There are always problems in the maple industry: gypsy moths, floods, droughts."
But it is these weather-related problems that seem to be growing with every year, along with the steady creep into February and even January of the tapping season's start. Bartlett began tapping in February this year and the season appears to be a bit short, ending for the Carney sugarbush on March 29 or so. "It pretty much stopped running," he says, though it was a relatively good season overall. "This year we made 122 gallons."
According to research from Barry Rock, professor of natural resources at the University of New Hampshire, the New England region, including upstate New York, has already warmed an average of 0.7˚ F over the last century, with the bulk of that warming in the winter — an average gain of 1.8˚ F.
That warming has already had an impact: This year some sugarmakers in New Hampshire were unable to make any Grade A syrup.
Such warming gives rise to fluke weather but also a host of other problems. For example, without prolonged cold, insect pests, such as pear thrips, can survive the winter to infest a tree year after year.
And man's impact is not limited to warming the winters.
Chemical pollutants form acid clouds that bathe trees in searing vapor or leach critical nutrients out of the soil. Non-native pests, such as the Asian longhorned beetle, destroy trees quickly. And even native wildlife can rapidly become a significant threat. Deer populations have exploded in some areas and, without predators to control them, graze away the tender maple shoots and saplings.
"You have to look at the entire picture," says Perkins. "Acid rain is always here now as a low-level stress. Then, when there's some sort of climactic disturbance or pest outbreak, the trees go into a spiral of decline."
It is the 3˚ to 10˚ F warming predicted over the next century by the United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change that may doom the sugar maple in the northeastern U.S.
Even the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency concedes that the sugar maple will not survive the century in New England. Its Climate Action Report from 2002 notes "climate change is likely to cause long-term shifts in forest species, such as sugar maples moving north out of the country."
In other words, it is not a question of if the sugar maple will disappear, it is a question of when. Such shifts of species have taken place gradually in the past, over hundreds of years, allowing adaptation, but not in this case. Already, according to research from ecologist Brian Beckage of UVM, tree species have shifted more than 90 meters up the slopes of the Green Mountains since 1964 in search of cooler climes.
The cost will be tremendous if these predictions hold true. Maple syrup production in the Northeast, a $65 million a year industry, will cease to exist and with it a critical financial lifeline for small family farmers in the region. Already, according to preliminary data from one of Rock's graduate students, the sap from northeastern maples is getting less sweet.
The mix of woods in commercial forests will change, potentially threatening 300,000 forestry and forest-product jobs, such as those at paper and saw mills across the region.
And, according to the New England Regional Assessment performed by Rock and his team, the loss of sugar maples would dampen the bright colors of New England's fall foliage — a major tourist attraction and multi-billion dollar earner for residents. Preliminary data indicate that fall foliage is not as brilliant as in the past.
"I'm a Vermonter and when I think of New England I think of certain things: maple syrup, colorful fall foliage," Rock says. "But with 6˚ to 10˚ warming we won't have maples."
State governments have begun to act, launching the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative, an effort by the 10 Northeast states to limit carbon dioxide emissions from power plants. The Obama administration has called for similar legislation nationally.
But some amount of climate change is already in the works and can't be stopped. That's bad news for sugar maples and sugarmakers. The giants of the past are already dead or dying.
"There used to be trees 200 to 300 years old, you could hang five buckets on 'em," Frank Carney said in 2003 before he passed away. "We don't have any more growing like that."
David Biello has been covering the environment, energy and science for 10 years at publications ranging from Scientific American to Elle. His brother is an organic farmer south of Plattsburgh, N.Y. who sugared for the first time this year.
Photos: (top) John Allen pours maple syrup from the evaporator into a bucket for filtering in the upstate New York sugarhouse of the Carney family.
(below) Buckets hang from maple trees in Carney's "sugarbush" - a stand of nearly 600 trees Bartlett and his family tap near Lake George, New York, to produce 122 gallons of syrup in a good year like this one.
Story and photographs © David Biello. All rights reserved.
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Signed LHP Francisco Liriano to a two-year, $12.75 million deal. [12/21] A couple weeks ago, while taking the Twins to task for signing Kevin Correia to a two-year, $10 million contract, I mentioned that the Pirates had tried to trade Correia at last year's deadline, despite their interest in adding pitching. Now they've signed Liriano to a more lucrative contract that lasts just as long. Here's one comparison of Correia and Liriano over the last two seasons that makes it look like the Pirates picked the wrong pitcher: Kevin Correia: 325 IP, 4.49 ERA, 2.4 BB/9, 48.5 GB%, 43 days injured (oblique)
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In addition to the Andy Statman book published by Oak many years ago (and long out of print), there are several other sources.
First, Jesse put out a Homespun video (now on DVD) that describes what he does.
Second, Jack Tottle has some McReynolds breaks written and tabbed out in his Bluegrass Mandolin.
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Welcome to the first Tuesday Blog of 2012! (I actually just wrote 2011, and had to go back to change it… I'll probably be doing that until May).
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It's already been a month, but I think it's appropriate to take one last look back at 2011. Here are some of my picks, in no particular order, for the Best Music Videos of 2011. Also, I'm going to link you to the video instead of embedding it on here, since this blog already loads waayy to slowly!
1) Duck Sauce – Big Bad Wolf
First of all, Duck Sauce is awesome. Second of all, they have heads instead of genitalia. WARNING: Might be NSFW! Although I'm not really sure…
2) LMFAO – Sexy and I know It
I've blogged about this video before because I find it so hilarious. RedFoo and SkyBlu shake their stuff, a bit too much in my opinion, but hey, at least they work out.
3) Katy Perry – Last Friday Night
Katy perry brings together Blaine and Artie from Glee, Rebecca Freaking Black, Hanson, Kenny Mother Flippin' G, and Corey Feldman(did you catch the references the Lost Boys?) to make an awesomely star-filled music video.
4) Rihanna – We Found Love ft. Calvin Harris
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5) Beastie Boys – Make Some Noise
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PS: The link above is just the music video. For the Full, 30-min video, click here.
6 ) Superchunk – Crossed Wires
Cute kitten video! That is, it's a video made by a cute kitten, who, actually turns out to be a complete badass. You'll see what I mean.
7) Foo Fighters -Walk
A video about the worst day ever. ever.
8) Is Tropical – The Greeks
When I was a kid, I used to have pretend firefights with my friends and toy guns. But it was never quite as awesome as this!
So There you have it, my picks for some of the best music videos of last year. I'm interested to know what your favorite video of last year was. Comment on this post and tell me!
'Til next time, Tim
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Whether you're a new mom or a seasoned parenting pro, breastfeeding often comes with its fair share of questions. Here are answers to some common inquiries that mothers - new and veteran - may have.
The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) says babies should be breastfed exclusively for the first 6 months. Beyond that, the AAP encourages breastfeeding until at least 12 months, and longer if both the mother and baby are willing.
Although experts believe breast milk is the best nutritional choice for infants, breastfeeding (or exclusive breastfeeding) may not be possible for all women. For many, the decision to breastfeed and/or formula feed is based on their comfort level, lifestyle, and specific medical considerations that they might have.
Most babies do not need to have formula as well as breast milk (this is called supplementing). But for women who are having a hard time with breastfeeding or pumping or need to go back to work, supplementing breast milk with formula may be the only option. Of course, the more breast milk you can give your little one, the better.
Babies who require supplementation may do well with a nursing system in which formula or pumped milk goes through a small tube that attaches to the mother's nipple.
Some experts feel that if you give bottles too early - before your baby is used to breastfeeding - your little one might have "nipple confusion" and may decide that the bottle is a quicker, better option than the breast. While some babies experience this confusion, others have no problem transitioning between a bottle and the breast.
Most lactation professionals recommend that parents wait at least a month before offering artificial nipples of any kind (including pacifiers).
It's important to remember that your baby's health and happiness is, in large part, determined by what works for you as a family. So if you need to supplement or even go to 100% formula, your baby will be fine and healthy, especially if it creates less stress for you.
Depending on how much formula you'd like to give your baby (whether it's one bottle a day, one bottle a week, or several bottles throughout the day), you can begin to replace the desired amount of breastfeeding or pumping sessions with bottle feeds.
Of course, as you eliminate breastfeeding sessions, your milk supply will decrease and your body will begin to adapt to produce enough milk to accommodate your new feeding schedule. To reduce uncomfortable engorgement from skipping regular feedings, you may want to gradually decrease feedings over time.
Starting your breastfed baby on formula can cause some change in the frequency, color, and consistency of the stools (or poop). Be sure to talk your doctor, though, if your baby is having trouble pooping. If your baby refuses formula alone, you can try mixing some of your pumped breast milk with formula to help the baby get used to the new taste.
If possible, you should have someone else give your little one the bottle at first. Why? Because babies can smell their mothers and they're used to receiving breast milk from mom, not a bottle. So try to have someone else - such as a caregiver or partner - give a breastfed baby the first bottle.
Also consider either being out of the house or out of sight when your baby takes that first bottle, since your little one will wonder why you're not the doing the feeding as usual. Depending on how your baby takes to the bottle, this arrangement may be necessary until he or she gets used to formula feeding. If your little one has a hard time adjusting to this new form of feeding, just be patient and keep trying.
Although many women in the past started giving their babies solids early on, the AAP now recommends waiting until your baby is 4 to 6 months old before introducing any solid foods at all. Why? Because feeding solids earlier than this can increase the chances of your baby developing food allergies.
Water and juice should not be given during a baby's first 6 months unless recommended by a doctor. Breast milk usually provides everything babies need nutritionally until they start eating solid foods.
Watch for signs of solid-food readiness, such as your baby's tongue-thrusting reflex subsiding and your baby having good head control and beginning to reach for other people's food. Start with baby cereal (rice cereal is usually the best one to introduce first) on a spoon before advancing to fruits and vegetables. But do not add cereal to your baby's bottle unless your doctor instructs you to do so. Adding cereal to bottles can make babies overweight and can be difficult for young babies to swallow.
Also, fruit juices should not be given to babies younger than 6 months. Even when your baby is older, keep fruit juices to a minimum (no more than 4 to 6 ounces per day) and only offer it from a cup, not a bottle. Too much juice can fill a baby up (leaving little room for more nutritious foods), promote obesity, cause diarrhea, and can put a baby at an increased risk for cavities when teeth start coming in. When you do give your baby juice, make sure it's pasteurized and try diluting it with water.
And remember to never put your baby to bed with a bottle or capped cup of juice, formula, or breast milk because the sugar in them can cause dental cavities.
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Mark Fadool, clinical director of mental health services at Odessa Brown Children's Clinic, provides early warning signs of mental health issues in kids and teens and urges us all to notice the signs and act early.
In this 30-second video, learn why children should ride in the back seat in a rear-facing car seat until they are age 2, or until they reach the upper weight or height limit for their seat.
En este video de 30 segundos aprenda por qué los niños deben ir en el asiento trasero mirando hacia atrás hasta los 2 años o hasta que lleguen al límite de estatura o de peso para su asiento.