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Alyson Hannigan and Alexis Denisofwelcomed a daughter, Keeva Jane Denisof, on Wednesday, May 23, her rep confirms to PEOPLE.
"They are all doing well," the rep says.
The couple, who met on the set of Buffy the Vampire Slayer, announced the pregnancy in December.
While promoting American Reunion, Hannigan remarked that the size of her bump had people wondering if she was due sooner rather than later.
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That photo of her little hand, by the way?
You GUYS! Alyson Hannigan is, without a doubt, one of the most adorable ladies in the game. She's adorable, her husband is adorable, their daughter is adorable, and, judging by the little bitty baby hand, her youngest daughter is adorable as well. And Keeva Jane? Well, that's just darling.
But wait! Alyson met her husband on Buffy? Yes, she did, because Alexis Denisof played Wesley, the silly Watcher who had the weird thing with Cordelia. How did I not know this? Why was this information kept from me? Is there a lot of creepy fan fiction inspired by this? I bet there's a lot of creepy fan fiction.
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Satyana is the ugliest name I have ever heard. I don't even know how it could be shortened to improve it.
Keeva sucks also. I hope she goes by Jane, that's pretty.-
Although I think Renesmee is worse, but then again it hasn't been inflicted on a real human being (to my knowledge).
Renn-EZ-mee. Am I saying that right?
hahaha Like there's a right way to say that. :D
You only got the Buffy connection now? These 2 go way back, a good basis for a marriage anyhow, never more so that in Hollywood
that = than (but of course!)
How the hell can you tell a baby is "adorable" just by looking at a damn hand?! What a dumb assumption to make. Seriously.


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Will these fit the Vasque Wasatch GTX boot? Thanks
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No, the Wasatch doesn't have the heel and toe welts you need to hold these crampons in place. These are sort of what some might consider as overkill for that type of boot...a high-line mountaineering/ climbing crampon coupled with a pretty basic and mid-range hiking boot. What you need for the Wasatch is a simple strap crampon.
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A toothy purchase
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Climbing waterfall at Frankenstein
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I had spoken to quite a few people about the pros and cons of these crampons. Then I was offered a sleazy deal on them and said WTF... I wouldn't get them for ice climbing if I knew that was what I was going to be focusing on, but for climbing Rainier or any other place you need a crampon they more than fit the bill. I think they are an awesome fit to my scarpas. I also like how they fit with touring ski boots.
Will these fit alpine touring boots? Such...
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Will these fit alpine touring boots? Such as the new 2014 Atomic Waymaker 130?
Arthur Debowski
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Yeah they will work with those boots. These will work with any boot that has toe and heel welts.
Will these fit on garmont Excursion Tele...
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Will these fit on garmont Excursion Tele boots?
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Micah L
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These crampons will fit with most tele boots though the duckbill can make frontpointing difficult if the metal toe bar is too far forward.
Stephen Hoefler
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I've used this set up several times and yes, they work. The only possible issue is the duckbill as mentioned above. I've slightly modded the duckbill on mine to allow the crampons to fit tightly. YMMV.
I have Salomon Quest 14 ski boots. does...
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I have Salomon Quest 14 ski boots. does it work with those boots?
Josh Chapman
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Hey Kamyar,
Yup, shouldn't be a problem at all.
I have what appears to be two "right" side...
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I have what appears to be two "right" side crampons. Can I convert one of them to a left by simply flipping over the middle bar?
Andrew Wike
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Yes. That will work just fine.
I wear La Sportiva Olympus Mons Evo. Which...
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I wear La Sportiva Olympus Mons Evo. Which crampon. Sabretooth Pro or Sabretooth Clip, works best?
Or please suggest any alternatives
Hayden Beck
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i would go for the clip it will fit more boots in the long run and be more secure when climbing
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Will these fit over a 48 sized Millet Everest boot?
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with the long center bars they will
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Bought these for ski mountaineering. They clamp down tight on my Garmonts and have stood up to snow, ice, and scrabbling across the odd rock that gets in the way. A bit of advice: make sure you trim the straps to length once you have these sized to your boots, there isn't a good way to secure the loose ends and they always seem to end up flapping around.
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Work equally well on tele boots as mountaineering boots.
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Black diamond recently addressed this in a QC Lab post:
Basically, they do some destructive testing and the findings suggest that stainless Sabretooths are comparably durable to other manufacturers and identical Sabretooths made with chromoly steel.
One point that I like about the article is that it demonstrates with pictures how flexible non-plastic boots are. Much more so than I would have thought. Flex center bars will prolong the life of these crampons when used with flexible-sole boots. As I understand it, the flex bars are now standard.
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These have been fracturing on climbers for the last couple of years. This is well documented and BD fails to address the problem. All the marketing by BD regarding the benefits of SS is just that-marketing. Chrome moly is stronger than SS and will stay sharp longer.
BD is using subpar materials to save money.
Dont get me wrong, I have owned two pair of Non SS BD crampons and loved them-the sabretooths are a great design-but comeon BD, get your act togethor.
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Based on this I switched to the Grivel G22s. Lighter and easier to get on/off too.
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has anyone had problems with these crampons coming loose? mine came loose several times and i wonder if they were not adjusted properly or something. boots are la sportiva lhotse.
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You shouldn't have a problem with these...I use mine on ski boots and mountaineering boots and, properly adjusted, they stay on great.
Susan Rogers
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Make sure that you have the heel piece set tight enough, they should snap into place when you're putting them on and put up moderate resistance when taking them off. Try moving the pieces closer to each other by a hole and fiddle around with the fit before you head out next time. Its easier to play with crampons when it's not freezing out.
I've stepped out of my crampons exactly once, and it was because I hadn't snapped them into the correct spot on the heel of my boot. Double check when you put them on that they seat correctly.
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Attaching crampons less-than-securely seems to be relatively commonplace. Spend some time indoors with the boots you intend to use them on and make sure you get a positive fit with the sole squarely within the metal brackets at the heel.
Fitting it this closely may mean that you can't actually step into the crampon without using the heel lever to shove the boot forward that last little bit, but the security is worth the effort.
Great all around crampon
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I bought these crampons with the intent to use them all over the mountains. Whether it be roadside water ice climbing or booting up a steep ridge to gain some more vertical on my next pow run these crampons do it all. I wear mine using the La Sportiva Trango Extreme Evo Light for ice, and my Black Diamond Prime alpine touring boot for skiing. All in all a great crampon!
I cannot get my toe bales off to adjust...
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I cannot get my toe bales off to adjust them further forward, the rear bale comes off great but not the front. Can anyone help me?
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It's possible, I swear - I adjusted mine back this weekend. It took a bit of force (I'd suggest wearing work gloves so as not to slice up your hands); it seems like the toe spikes are slightly in the way of an easy removal from the front, so I ended up positioning them towards the back and doing it that way.
Hope that helps - brute force and work gloves.
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I'll stick with chromo steel thank you very much! If you buy these, don't plan on climbing steep ice, mixed or walking on rocky terrain. Stainless is an inferior material and the front points have snapped during the aforementioned activities. Don't take my word for it - kick in the front-points then bounce and watch how much they flex! Metal fatigue = sketch. These are great if you plan on traveling exclusively on glaciers and snow and like shiny things.
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What's a comparable product that uses chromo?
I've used these for a few years on mixed terrain, vertical ice, and for general mountaineering. Haven't had an issue with them...
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I'm looking at Crampon that will fit my ASOLO AFS Expedition boots. Will the Saretooth Pro work?
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These will fit just fine. Gold standard.
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China reveals new strategy of stockpiling rare earths
We don't need no steenkin' WTO
Tech supply chain jitters are set to resurface after it emerged that China has begun the strategic stockpiling of rare earth minerals.
State-run business title the China Securities Journal broke the news, but didn't elaborate on exactly when the programme had begun.
China produces 90 per cent of the world's
rare earth minerals...
Buying up and hoarding supplies of the precious minerals will help in times of scarcity, which could be just around the corner given China's long-term strategy of reducing the quantity of rare earths it mines. Prices of rare earth minerals over the past year have dropped significantly, prompting some to speculate that this is a strategic move to drive them up again.
The government enacted new regulations last week limiting production according to a strict quota system, and called on law enforcement agencies to clamp down on any illegal mining in the country, the paper said in a separate report.
The news will be met with some trepidation by the technology industry, which relies on many of these rare earth minerals to produce its wares.
The US, Europe and Japan have all filed complaints to the World Trade Organisation (WTO) over what they claim is a deliberate attempt by China – which produces 90 per cent of the world's supply of rare earths – to throttle supply and drive up prices.
Last week they pushed for a resolution, requesting that the WTO set up a dispute settlement panel to decide on their claims.
"These materials are key inputs in a multitude of US manufacturing sectors and American-made products, including hybrid car batteries, wind turbines, energy-efficient lighting, steel, advanced electronics, automobiles, petroleum and chemicals," said US trade representative Ron Kirk.
"It is vital that US workers and manufacturers obtain the fair and equal access to raw materials like rare earths that China specifically agreed to when it joined the WTO."
For its part, China claims it is scaling back its mining efforts for environmental reasons and to conserve supplies.
A China Daily report from April claimed that the country now has just 30 per cent of the world's reserves, down from 50 per cent a couple of years ago. ®
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> China – which produces 90 per cent of the world's supply ... now has just 30 per cent of the world's reserves
It seems to me they've been reading up on the history of OPEC and realised that there is a long (if not honourable) history of leveraging the supply and demand equation for their environmental reasons national profit.
Luckily for the chinese, it appears they are immune to the fate that befalls other countries who get in the way of " ... US workers and manufacturers [desire for] access to raw materials". I just wouldn't like to be in the shoes of whoever is sitting on top of the other 70% or the world's reserves.
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We are getting worried - especially since we have the USA's rightful oil and water as well
However the national defence plan - issuing everyone with a hockey stick and telling them that the opening of the season is delayed until the invaders are thrown out - looks like it could work
What actually are the WTO rules/agreements?
I'd have thought that the WTO rules would specify equal treatment, in that China could not sell rare earths to (say) Germany on better terms that it did to America. Do the WTO rules say that if you have a mineral resource in your country, then you have to mine it and sell it to any foreign country that wants it?


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Hindi पान pān is from Sanskrit पर्ण parṇa "feather, leaf" (OED) from PIE *por-no- "that which carries a bird in flight" (possibly). From the same PIE form is English fern, so called because it has feathery fronds.
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An unusual online exchange Tuesday between an occasional CityBeat freelancer and an Enquirer sports blogger led to the blogger's own comments being deleted for violating the newspaper's terms of service.
The comment seems to have been deleted by a moderator for being racist against Hispanics.
CityBeat first wrote about the Springboro Tea Party last month, detailing the agenda for a rally planned Saturday that's heavy with speakers from the John Birch Society and movies about far-right conspiracy theories.
Now the Tea Party leader organizing the event, Brian "Sonny" Thomas, is under fire for racist and vulgar comments he posted on Twitter, which has prompted several politicians to cancel their appearances at the rally.
A conservative organization that advocates for immigration reform will begin running TV and radio commercials in Southwest Ohio next week that attempt to pressure House Speaker John Boehner (R-West Chester) to allow a vote on the "E-Verify" bill.
The group, Numbers USA, said Boehner is letting the bill languish in the House Ways and Means Committee so Republicans don't anger Latino voters in an election year. The House Judiciary Committee approved the bill last year.
The commercials include a 30-second TV ad and a one-minute radio ad.
Next to an image of Boehner, the TV spot states, "Meet House Republican Speaker John Boehner. He won't let Congress vote on E-Verify. Thanks to Speaker Boehner, illegal aliens can keep American jobs. Now Americans, meet the telephone … tell him to bring E-Verify for a vote or he may not like your vote in November."
Under the bill, the federal government's voluntary E-Verify system that is used to check the immigration status of employees would become mandatory nationwide.
Currently seven states require E-Verify checks and 12 others require state agencies and contractors to use it. The federal government has operated its system for the past 15 years.
About 300,000 of the 2.2 million U.S. employers with five or more employees were enrolled in E-Verify as of autumn 2011, according to workforce.com.
The Internet-based system checks any employee's personal information against the Social Security database and several Homeland Security databases.
If the employee is confirmed, that person is authorized to work. If the person isn't confirmed, he or she has eight working days to contest the finding with the Social Security Administration or the Department of Homeland Security.
"Speaker Boehner has supported legislation with E-Verify in the past, and the issue is currently working its way through the committee process," Michael Steel, a Boehner spokesman, told The Washington Times earlier this month.
But Numbers USA isn't convinced, and has launched the ad blitz in response.
Numbers USA said the bill would crack down on the hiring of undocumented immigrants and free up jobs that could be taken by unemployed U.S. citizens.
Critics, however, said the electronic monitoring system proposed by the E-Verify bill would be fraught with errors due to it reliance on incomplete or outdated databases. They cite the number of people who have mistakenly been placed on Homeland Security's terrorist watch list as an example.
Further, opponents believe the bill would lead to more under-the-table hiring, while some Libertarians have worried that it's a backdoor method for implementing a national I.D. card system.
The bill has caused some unlikely political alliances.
Supporters of the bill include President Barack Obama, GOP presidential hopeful Mitt Romney, U.S. Rep. Lamar Smith (R-Texas) and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.
Opponents include the American Civil Liberties Union and several labor unions.
Based in Virginia, Numbers USA was founded in 1997 by Roy Beck, an author and ex-journalist who worked for anti-immigration activist John Tanton. Tanton also helped form two other groups, the Federation for American Immigration Reform (FAIR) and the Center for Immigration Studies (CIS).
Numbers USA wants to reduce U.S. immigration levels to pre-1965 levels. The group's website states, "The 1990s saw the biggest population boom in U.S. history … this population boom was almost entirely engineered by federal forced-growth policies that are still in place. The Census Bureau states that Americans will suffer this kind of rapid congestion every decade into the future unless Congress changes these policies."
The Southern Poverty Law Center, a civil rights organization that monitors extremist groups, has said Numbers USA, FAIR and CIS have connections to white supremacist and neo-Nazi leaders.
A 2009 report by the center states, "FAIR, CIS and Numbers USA are all part of a network of restrictionist organizations conceived and created by John Tanton, the 'puppeteer' of the nativist movement and a man with deep racist roots."
The report added, "As the first article in this report shows, Tanton has for decades been at the heart of the white nationalist scene. He has met with leading white supremacists, promoted anti-Semitic ideas, and associated closely with the leaders of a eugenicist foundation once described by a leading newspaper as a 'neo-Nazi organization.' He has made a series of racist statements about Latinos and worried that they were outbreeding whites."
The bill was the topic of discussion at a Senate Insurance, Commerce and Labor Committee hearing on Nov. 27. At the hearing, supporters argued the bill would stop compensating illegal workers who aren't supposed to be in Ohio to begin with. But opponents argue that the details in the bill add too many extra problems.
In fact, the bill might be going after a problem that doesn't even exist. At an earlier hearing, Seitz, a Republican, said the state does not collect data on the immigration status of workers receiving compensation. To Brian Hoffman of Innovation Ohio, this means there's no way to know if the Ohio Bureau of Workers' Compensation (BWC) has ever compensated a single undocumented worker. "It just seems curious that this bill is being introduced and has gotten three hearings when there's no proof that it's actually even an issue," he says.
Hoffman is also worried that the bill is imposing a new regulatory burden on BWC without providing additional funds. In his view, the state agency is essentially being told to do more without additional resources to prepare or train regulators. Considering how complicated the immigration issue can get, this makes Hoffman doubt the agency will be able to properly carry out the new regulations.
From a broader perspective, the bill imposes regulatory hurdles on all injured workers just so they can get compensation they're entitled to under state law. "Talk about kicking someone when they're down," Hoffman says.
But the burden could hit Hispanics even harder and lead to more discrimination in the workplace. After all, when employers are clearing legal statuses, who are they more likely to question, someone with a name like "Dexter Morgan" or someone with a name like "Angel Batista"?
In Hoffman's view, the state should leave immigration issues to the federal government and worry about more pressing issues: "Why is the state legislature even wasting its time on the issue? There are plenty of really good ideas to bring jobs back to Ohio. Why aren't they focused on those?"
The bill is still in committee, but it's been the subject of multiple hearings. It's unlikely the Ohio Senate will take it up in what's left of the lame-duck session, but it could come back in the next year.
CityBeat was unable to reach Seitz for comment despite repeated attempts through phone and email, in addition to a scheduled interview that was canceled. This story will be updated if comment becomes available.
Forget what Lou Dobbs, Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer and U.S. Sen. John McCain are saying about the dangers coming into this nation from Mexico. A recent study suggests it's Mexicans who should be irate about the United States.
Police reports have already shown that crime is actually down in many towns along the U.S.-Mexico border, despite the fear-mongering tactics used by politicians who want to crack down on illegal immigration. And even Brewer was forced to admit earlier this month that no decapitated bodies have been found by U.S. law enforcement personnel, as she previously claimed.
Some local groups will be holding signs outside of Great American Ball Park today and Thursday while the Reds play, protesting Arizona's new immigration law and seeking signatures for a petition that asks Major League Baseball to move the 2011 All-Star Game from the state. The Cincinnati Interfaith Workers Center, the Immigration Advocacy Movement and various religious and civic leaders are organizing the event and will distribute leaflets to passersby.
Also, some participants plan to disrupt today's game by unfurling two large banners stating "Not in Arizona, not in Ohio — Immigrant Rights Now — No S.B. 1070" and "Shame on Arizona, Don't Spread Hate." The action was planned after Baseball Commissioner Bud Selig's announcement that he won't change the venue for next year's All-Star Game.
A bipartisan political action committee (PAC) that lobbies for "fair and just immigration laws" has selected Butler County's outspoken sheriff as one of 10 U.S. politicians inducted into its newly created Hall of Shame for local officials across the nation.
Immigrants' List says Sheriff Richard K. Jones was selected because the conservative Republican exploits fear and misinformation to make headlines and further his political ambitions.
The Kentucky Speedway and state of Kentucky will find out
soon whether the $10 million they spent on highway infrastructure
improvements in response to last year's traffic mess at a NASCAR race
was worth it. The Speedway and Kentucky Transportation Cabinet will hold
a news conference today to outline plans to actually get all of the
race attendees into the venue to watch the race rather than sit in
traffic all day and get super mad.
A Cincinnati police officer with a long record of wrecking police vehicles was arrested on Monday and charged with assaulting a woman who he's already been charged with assaulting once before. The Enquirer detailed the disciplinary history of officer Kevin Jones, who was also charged with two counts of assault from an incident that occurred May 19.
Politico says President Obama's recent announcement of a new immigration policy that allows many young immigrants who have never been in trouble with the law to stay in the country, and even travel across its borders, was a really smart move. The policy is not permanent, which leaves Mitt Romney to answer the question of whether or not he would repeal it if elected. The idea is reportedly similar to legislation that Republican Sen. Marco Rubio of Florida, a potential Romney running mate, has been considering introducing.
"This is a stroke of political genius," Bruce Morrison told me. A former Democratic congressman from Connecticut, Morrison was chairman of the House Immigration Subcommittee, a member of the U.S. Commission on Immigration Reform and House author of the Immigration Act of 1990. He's now an immigration attorney and lobbies on a wide variety of immigration issues.
"Obama has taken Rubio's idea and put it into action," Morrison said. "He has given these people a work permit, the ability to remain in this country, but no permanent status." Their legal status can be terminated at any time. "But it won't be terminated by Obama," Morrison said.
A breast cancer survivor who has undergone a double mastectomy has been allowed to swim topless by the Seattle Department of Parks and Recreation after stating that wearing a bathing suit over her chest causes pain.
(Jodi) Jaecks opted against reconstructive surgery. "I don't see a need to fake having breasts," she said.
"My ultimate goal is to change policy at beaches and pools, to increase people's awareness of cancer and the realities of the human condition," Jaecks told Reuters.
LeBron James and the Miami Heat won the NBA title last night, completing a 4 games to 1 series victory over the Oklahoma Thunder. It is the first title for James, who has been widely mocked for stating that he'd like to win more titles than Michael Jordan's six. James, who is 27, won his first a year younger than Jordan did, thought Jordan then won the title in six of eight years.
Two alien plants planets around the same star apparently rise in the night sky of each other, looking like a giant full moon. The planets, Kepler-36b and Kepler-36c, are 1,200 light-years from Earth and 1.2 million miles apart, the closes two planets known.
Ohio's Bureau of Motor Vehicles (BMV) is granting driver's licenses to some of the children of illegal immigrants, but what qualifies a few and disqualifies others is so far unknown.
When CityBeat last covered the BMV policy ("Not Legal Enough," issue of Feb. 6), Ever Portillo, a 22-year-old from El Salvador, was unable to get his license even when he was accompanied by his attorney at the West Broad Street BMV office in Columbus. Since then, Portillo returned to the same BMV office with his attorney, a community leader from DreamActivist Ohio and a reporter from The Columbus Dispatch and successfully obtained his license.
At the same time, CityBeat received a tip from an anonymous illegal immigrant after she could not get a driver's license for her son because, according to what she heard from the BMV, state policy is still being reviewed.
The differences between Portillo and the woman's experiences are reflected by what seems to be an internal conflict at the BMV, which CityBeat found in a series of internal documents sent by Brian Hoffman, Portillo's attorney. In emails dating back to January, state officials wrote that "foreign nationals" with C33 Employment Authorization Documents (EAD) and I-797 documents with case types I-765D and I-821D cannot qualify for driver's licenses. The documents are part of President Barack Obama's Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program, which allows the children of illegal immigrants to remain in the United States without fear of prosecution.
But a Feb. 13 memo from the BMV says Ohio has not issued a statewide policy on DACA for driver's licenses and is currently reviewing the process. A Feb. 19 email echoes the memo, stating "neither the Department (of Public Safety) nor the BMV has yet issued a statewide broadcast to provide direction regarding the DACA issue." In a Feb. 21 email, Lindsey Borher, spokesperson at the BMV, told CityBeat, "Our legal department is in the process of reviewing guidance from the federal government as it applies to Ohio law."
The discrepancy between January and February may be attributable to CityBeat originally breaking the story on the state policy, which was followed by a barrage of statewide media coverage on the issue.


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Catherine Garcia has suffered from anxiety issues for most of her life. "Growing up, I just tried to push the thoughts away," says the 32-year-old corporate controller for an international software company near Boston. "Then, about five years ago, my job became very stressful and I started having panic attacks." This spiraled into anxiety about her general health, her job, her finances and her marriage. "It was a vicious cycle," Garcia says. "One worry would lead to a worry about something else." If, like Garcia, you're plagued by anxious thoughts for six months or more, you may be suffering from generalized anxiety disorder (GAD), which affects around 7 million Americans. People with GAD startle easily and have difficulty concentrating. Other symptoms can include insomnia, fatigue, headaches, muscle tension, irritability, sweating, nausea, light-headedness, breathlessness and even hot flashes. While experts believe GAD may have a genetic component, the symptoms can be triggered by trauma or a difficult life event such as a divorce or a death in the family. Perhaps because of interactions between sex hormones and brain chemistry, GAD affects around twice as many women as men. People with GAD can't seem to get rid of their concerns, even though they usually realize that their anxiety is more intense than a given situation warrants. That's because their nervous systems are constantly over-activated, even when there's no external reason for it. "The anxious feeling you have is actually your body's fear or stress reaction triggered by an inner story or stream of thoughts about something that frightens you," says Jeffrey Brantley, M.D., founder and director of the Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction Program at Duke Integrative Medicine in Durham, N.C. "In many cases, this story is about something that hasn't happened or may not even be likely to happen. But the frightening thoughts are powerful enough to trigger the stress reaction, and you feel anxious." That was certainly the case for Garcia, especially after having children. "I felt guilty for not being a stay-at-home mom, even though I knew I had to work," she says. "And any time I got sick, I thought I was going to die and not be around for my children. I couldn't sleep. I had heart palpitations and trouble breathing." Then a panic attack landed Garcia in the emergency room. "I thought I was dying," she says. Diagnosed with GAD, Garcia was prescribed anti-anxiety medication, but she wanted to explore other options that would help her get to the root cause of her worries and develop ways to conquer them. "I don't have any issues with traditional medications for anxiety, but I wanted to take a more natural and holistic route to deal with mine," she says. If you're suffering from GAD, take a look at how prescription medications, along with the other approaches outlined here, can help you, too.


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Architecture and design advocate Lucy Turnbull AO has been awarded the National President's Prize by current President, Brian Zulaikha at the 2012 Australian Achievement in Architecture Awards held in Adelaide. The National President's Prize enables the Institute to recognise and celebrate the exemplary contribution of an individual to the advancement of architecture and is typically awarded to those working outside the traditional areas of design, practice and education. Lucy Turnbull has been a powerful advocate for the profession through a longstanding interest in the role cities play, and in architecture and design. "It gives me much pride, both professionally and personally, to be able to recognise Lucy's contribution to the Institute, but also to architecture and design more generally,' Brian Zulaikha said. In 1999 Lucy authored Sydney - Biography of a City and in 2006 and 2008 was the Commissioner of the Australian Pavilion at the Venice Architecture Biennale. Lucy is Deputy Chair of the Committee for Sydney; an independent member of the Sydney Metropolitan Development Authority; and was appointed in 2010 to the Cities Expert Panel which reports to the COAG Reform Council on metropolitan strategic planning issues. The daughter of Tom Hughes QC, a prominent barrister and formal Liberal Attorney-General, Lucy was born in Sydney in 1958. She has a degree in law from Sydney University and an MBA from the University of NSW. Lucy practiced as a lawyer and worked as an investment banker before entering into local government. She became Sydney's first female Lord Mayor in 2003. Currently, Lucy is a Director of Turnbull & Partners, a private investment company and Prima Biomed, an innovative Australian biotechnology company working on ovarian cancer treatment. Lucy has also been active in the not for profit sector and is a member of the board of the US Studies Centre at Sydney University, the Biennale of Sydney, the Redfern Foundation Limited, and the Turnbull Foundation. She is also a board member of the NSW Cancer Institute. In January 2011, Lucy was appointed an Officer of the Order of Australia for her service to the community, particularly through philanthropic contributions to and fundraising support for a range of medical, social welfare, educational, youth and cultural organisations, to local government and to business'. As the Commissioner for the Australian Institute of Architects' contribution to the 2006 and 2008 Venice Architecture Biennale, Lucy led the way in promoting the role of architecture and the arts in telling Australian stories both here and overseas. The Australian Institute of Architects honours Lucy Turnbull by awarding her the 2012 National President's Prize. |


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In July 2011, Home Base Honorary Board Member General (Ret) Frederick M. Franks, Jr., Dr. Ross Zafonte and Home Base Executive Director Dr. John Parrish had the honor and privilege of accompanying General (Ret) Peter Chiarelli, who was then Vice Chief of Staff of the US Army and his team to Afghanistan. They saw first–hand the extraordinary commitment under General Chiarelli's leadership, that the military has made to identifying and treating the "invisible wounds of war"—post traumatic stress (PTSD) and traumatic brain injury (TBI)—in theatre.
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Tom Ross: Choosing presidential nominee was vastly different in 1960
Tuesday, September 4, 2012
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Steamboat Springs As the Democratic National Convention got under way Tuesday in Charlotte, N.C., it could not be depended upon for any more drama and political intrigue than the Republicans generated last week in Tampa. Which didn't add up to much.
If there is drama in Charlotte, it will not come from the delegates but from protesters outside the convention hall.
As every American voter knows by now, the conventions, once a mad flurry of political maneuvering, have devolved into carefully orchestrated pep rallies. But there was a time when a front-running candidate from either party might arrive at the convention without the nomination fully secured.
State delegations held out for favorite sons (sorry, I'd like to add "and daughters," but it wasn't happening in an earlier era), and other delegates were persuaded to change their vote.
At the 1956 Democratic convention, there even were multiple ballots for the nomination for vice president, after presidential nominee Adlai Stevenson made the surprise announcement that he would leave the choice up to the convention delegates, according to historian Theodore H. White. They overwhelmingly chose Estes Kefauver over a young John F. Kennedy. How many of you recalled the name of Sen. Kefauver, of Tennessee? I thought not.
We saw a little old-timey convention drama last week in Tampa when Ron Paul backers voted for Paul instead of Mitt Romney in defiance of new party rules and promptly were stifled. Paul didn't win a single presidential primary but still received 190 delegate votes when the roll was called Aug. 28.
When JFK arrived at the 1960 Democratic convention in Los Angeles, he still was 160 delegates short of the nomination, with a strong challenge from Sen. Stevenson. Waiting in the wings, according to White, were Senate Majority Leader Lyndon Baines Johnson, who gave away 1,000 pounds of taffy imported from Texas to delegates, and a retired Army general named James A. Holdridge, who was the candidate of the American Vegetarian Party. Before the convention began, Holdridge proclaimed the 1960 elections unconstitutional and therefore null and void.
Those details were recorded by White, a noted historian, in his book "The Making of the President 1960," and they are emblematic of how accessible his books are.
If you recall watching the 1960 conventions, or if you're curious about another era when presidential politics were wide open, there's no better place to turn than to White's "The Making of the President" series of books that cover 1960, 1964, 1968, 1972 and 1980.
White's prose is far more lively than the typical campaign speech.
On the Republican side, White describes how presumed nominee Vice President Richard Nixon, of California, was not in as much jeopardy as JFK in 1960, but he had to deal with an aggressive last-minute move by powerful adversary Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller, of New York, who had spurned Nixon's offer of the vice presidency.
Nixon was not about to lose the nomination but ultimately was forced to accept 14 of Rockefeller's demands for planks to be included in the party platform.
Although we currently are focused on the political conventions during the two weeks straddling August and September, "The Making of the President 1960" is best remembered for the way it chronicled the permanent changes wrought on American presidential politics by the Nixon/Kennedy debates, the first ever to be televised.
If you become wary of the speeches in Charlotte this week and disillusioned by the amount of money being funneled into political ads in seven or eight battleground states, including Colorado, you already know my advice. Track down a copy of "The Making of the President 1960."
You won't be disappointed.
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rhys jones 9 months, 2 weeks ago
Tom, you had to be about 6 for the '60 campaign, while I was five. The main thing I remember is the schoolyard chants (and switch names as necessary): "Nixon, Nixon, He's Our Man. Kennedy belongs in the garbage can!!" I was raised Republican. The chant went the other way in other circles. Ricky Anderson was a bully who could get a whole circle to change affiliations immediately, just upon appearance. I think HE swung that election.
The Reps missed their only shot at a real candidate this year by losing Ron Paul.
Brian Kotowski 9 months, 2 weeks ago
An open letter to Ron Paul published during his last presidential run, to which the good doctor has never replied:
Dear Congressman Paul:
Your Presidential campaign has drawn the enthusiastic support of an imposing collection of Neo-Nazis, White Supremacists, Holocaust Deniers, 9/11 "Truthers" and other paranoid and discredited conspiracists.
Do you welcome- or repudiate – the support of such factions?
More specifically, your columns have been featured for several years in the American Free Press –a publication of the nation's leading Holocaust Denier and anti-Semitic agitator, Willis Carto. His book club even recommends works that glorify the Nazi SS, and glowingly describe the "comforts and amenities" provided for inmates of Auschwitz.
Have your columns appeared in the American Free Press with your knowledge and approval?
As a Presidential candidate, will you now disassociate yourself, clearly and publicly, from the poisonous propaganda promoted in such publications?
As a guest on my syndicated radio show, you answered my questions directly and fearlessly.
Will you now answer these pressing questions, and eliminate all associations between your campaign and some of the most loathsome fringe groups in American society?
Along with my listeners (and many of your own supporters), I eagerly await your response.
Respectfully, Michael Medved
Brian Kotowski 9 months, 2 weeks ago
Actually, there was some drama at last night's Dem convention, when the delegates booed the inclusion of the words "God-given" in their platform. As a heathen, I don't have a dog in that fight, but I thought it was reasonably dramatic and tremendously amusing.
I agree that the conventions have "devolved" into scripted and staged productions, but the electoral process is not without drama. One can argue that Perot gave us Clinton in 1992, and Nader gave us W in 2000. Fairly dramatic outcomes, I think.
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There's more than one whey? Wtf?
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And then you have different types of filtrations of whey isolate as well. Ion Exchange, cold filtrated, microfiltrated, etc. Then even down to hydrolyzed whey, which is essentially whey peptides, for even faster absorption.
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