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I'm Michel Martin and this is TELL ME MORE from NPR News. Coming up in my Can I Just Tell You essay, I want to share some thoughts and some surprising facts about violence in relationships. That's in just a few minutes.
But, first, it's time for the Beauty Shop. That's where we get a fresh cut on the week's news with a panel of women writers, journalists and commentators.
Sitting in the chairs for a new do this week are Viviana Hurtado, blogger-in-chief at the website, The Wise Latina Club. Bridget Johnson is Washington, D.C. editor for P.J. Media. That's a conservative libertarian commentary and news website. Melinda Henneberger is with us. She writes about politics and culture at The Washington Post and oversees their She the People blog. They're all here in D.C.
Welcome back, ladies. Thanks so much for joining us all again.
VIVIANA HURTADO: Thanks for having us, Michel.
BRIDGET JOHNSON: Thanks for having us.
MELINDA HENNEBERGER: Thanks.
MARTIN: Now, we were thinking about the fact that a lot of attention has been paid to the budget and these negotiations around deficit reduction package. People are hearing so much where they're probably sick of it. This whole question of the fiscal cliff. But that's not the only issue in front of Congress right now.
There's a push to pass a new version of the Violence Against Women Act. The law had received bipartisan support from the time it originally passed in 1994, but now the Senate is putting forward a broader version and House Republicans are balking at that.
The Senate version seeks new protections for illegal immigrants, as well as gay and lesbian victims and Native American victims, but those changes have become a sticking point and I spoke earlier with Republican representative, Sandy Adams. She is, herself, interestingly enough, a survivor of domestic violence. She's also a veteran of law enforcement and she believes that the expansion of the Violence Against Women Act is unnecessary. I'll just play a short clip from that conversation.
REPRESENTATIVE SANDY ADAMS: It has been an all-inclusive bill from the very beginning, since '94. It says all victims and I think that that needs to be impressed upon a lot of people that it says all victims. A victim is a victim.
MARTIN: Bridget Johnson, I'm going to start with you because, you know, there's been an awful lot of politics around this bill and I know that a lot of Republicans feel that the Democrats have been kind of using this bill as a wedge issue to portray them as anti-woman, but aside from the politics, if we can do that, what are the substantive objections? Because the Democrats say these changes are based on best practices, what they believe actually work. What do Republicans say to that?
JOHNSON: Well, you know, I think there's only one of the objections that's actually going to hold some water. As far as the LGBT rights, one of the arguments that was being made when it originally came out of the Senate was that - well, but they're not legally recognized as couples. Well, that has nothing to do with it because we're talking about intimate partner violence, so it's whoever your intimate partner is.
So the negotiations that are going on between Eric Cantor and Joe Biden - the gay rights part and the illegal immigrants part are basically being settled, so we're left with this Native American part. Huge problem. With Native American women being abused and the non-native men who are abusing them basically getting away with it because there's this loophole of, you know, you have to go to the federal court and, you know, in these areas, that's really hard to come by, at some point. So these men really kind of basically think they can get away with it.
Now, the problem with the Senate bill is that it gives the tribal courts jurisdiction to be able to try the non-native men, but only with these domestic crime type areas. So, you know, I'm looking at the Senate bill. I'm looking at a House alternative that offered by Rep Darrell Issa that said, you know, well, if you're not happy with the tribal court, then you can demand to be tried in federal court.
But I think it's something that would end up in the Supreme Court because you'd have to say, OK. So let's rethink the entire thing of tribal jurisdiction. You know, are you going to try for some crimes? For every crime? And then I think that it's - as the British would say...
MARTIN: You think these are real issues?
JOHNSON: Yeah. It's - as the British would say, it's a bit of a sticky wicket.
MARTIN: It's a sticky wicket. You really think there are substantive, legitimate legal objections and it's not just a matter of people not being sensitive to the issue. Is that the bottom line?
JOHNSON: I do. I think, unless you're like Phyllis Schlafly, you know, most conservatives don't disagree with vowel and principle. I think that there's also a lot of repair that needs to be done in the GOP after the legitimate rape comment, so I think it's a good faith effort on Cantor's part to be able to negotiate this.
MARTIN: Well, Viviana, though, one of the other criticisms of the Senate bill is that there are people - and it's interesting that we've been actually getting a lot of mail on this point from people who believe that this - because it will open a special visa designated for victims of violence, there are those who feel that this would open the door to fraud, that this becomes another avenue for fraud. And I have to ask. What's your perspective on this?
HURTADO: Right. And, to clarify, for illegal immigrant victims of domestic violence, they could receive what is a temporary visa, not be granted U.S. citizenship and what that temporary visa would do, Michel, is stay any deportation. And I think what's really important to, you know, really keep in mind is, when we're talking about the victims of domestic violence, who are they? Well, these are battered moms, women, girlfriends, friends, neighbors, coworkers. Let's just put a face to who they are.
And, you know, I think it's really important to just kind of draw this parallel to think that they would lie, to commit fraud to gain this kind of temporary visa is kind of the equivalent of saying that, if the House has its way and is able to exclude illegal immigrant victims, then you know, abusers are going to go out and find illegal immigrant victims, women to beat the beep out of. And I think that's not just a preposterous thought, but it's incredibly inhumane and, you know, just to think, as well, that a lot of the people who have supported the Senate version, it's law enforcement. It's religious communities, including the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops and the GOP tie into what Bridget just says after the election and the legitimate rape comment. They've got to decide what side that they want to be on.
MARTIN: Melinda Henneberger, what about you? What's your perspective on this?
HENNEBERGER: I think it really says a lot about our priorities. I doubt that this is a problem and about our really broken political system. I mean, I don't disagree that it sounds like there is a legal question of jurisdiction to be settled and that there is concern over potential fraud. But is that more important than the lives of three women in this country who die every day as a result of domestic violence? And I agree with Viviana that we just have to decide if that's important to us to address and I would say - I would really hope it is.
MARTIN: If you're just joining us, we're having our weekly visit with our panel of women journalists and commentators. We call it the Beauty Shop. Our guests are Washington Post political writer, Melinda Henneberger, Bridget Johnson, Washington, D.C. editor at P.J. Media and Viviana Hurtado, blogger-in-chief at The Wise Latina Club.
And I want to move on to another topic that's unfortunately related. I'm actually talking about this a little bit later in my essay at the end of this segment. In the wake of this terrible murder-suicide by pro football player Jovan Belcher, there's been a renewed conversation about whether - you know, obviously, this doesn't affect just athletes, but there has been a lot of conversation about - there's something about the entitlement culture, particularly football because it is the most watched sport in the United States, that somehow enables violence against women.
And, Melinda Henneberger, you wrote about this recently as part of a lot of reporting that you've been doing around a very terrible case at your alma mater, Notre Dame, during college football's championship game in January. Could you just briefly tell us what it is that so troubles you about the way that your alma mater is addressing these complaints?
HENNEBERGER: Well, what I was writing about in the piece is, since Notre Dame is, you know, headed to the national championship, a number of my fellow alums have said, you know, I agree with you that the way they treat sexual assault reports is abysmal and, you know, we had this terrible cover-up following the death of a young woman named Lizzy Seeberg two years ago who committed suicide 10 days after reporting that she'd been sexually assaulted by a member of the Notre Dame football team.
The school's response was that they didn't get around to even speaking to the accused until 15 days after the report. That is five days after the woman was dead, so you know, she had received threatening texts from a friend of the football player, saying you don't - messing with Notre Dame football is a bad idea. And she saw, in short, you know, what the response was going to be.
So a lot of my fellow alums have said - and there was another case of a young woman who was taken to the hospital - to the E.R. a few months after that, saying that she had been raped by a different football player and that case was never reported officially, but...
MARTIN: So do you feel that this is unique to - and very briefly here because I want to hear from the other panelists...
HENNEBERGER: Sure.
MARTIN: Do you feel that this is unique to Notre Dame where football is very highly valued or do you think there's something more broad here?
HENNEBERGER: You know, I was going to say my fellow alums say, well, it's just a couple of guys. It's just a couple of bad apples, but I say how many predators would have to be on the team before you'd no longer feel like cheering for them? And, even more troubling to me than the action that - the terrible actions of these men is the response of the school in a place where, you know, their morality is marketed.
And I just wonder, you know, to have a whispering campaign against this young woman whose reputation has really been dragged through the mud by people who run the university in the two years since then so that they can, you know, protect the brand. And I think, at places like Notre Dame and Penn State, there's an extra temptation to protect the brand at all costs because they're marketing their moral superiority.
MARTIN: Bridget Johnson, I - running out of time to talk about this very complicated and important topic, but you actually lettered in varsity football in high school, among your other surprising gifts. Can I ask you your perspective on this? I mean, some people think this is really a bad rap on college sports, in general, because they just feel that just - football's an easy target. The teams are big. The people, the players are big. What's your perspective on this, having kind of a unique perspective here?
JOHNSON: Yeah. There's definitely a stereotype of athletes and football players, in general, and you know, when you do hang around them day after day, practice games, etc. - yes - you know, it's basically most of what you'd think. It's macho. It's, you know, a lot of burping, dirty jokes, everything like that.
But, you know, I think it's very easy to also lump athletes, whether it be high school, college or pro into, you know, just kind of one segment and I think that, you know, you can find bad apples across the spectrum, you know, whether in the more academic pursuits or the athletic pursuits, you know, although there is this macho culture that's enforced there.
MARTIN: Or does it have to do with how much a particular group is valued in a particular place? I mean, is it really not about the thing itself, but how people feel about whatever that thing is in a particular place? You know, I mean, did you feel that the athletes in your world were treated differently, got a pass, got special treatment?
JOHNSON: You know, I wouldn't say insomuch special treatment. You know, I'd say, you know, held up on a pedestal, but you know, I look at this Notre Dame case and there was one sport side that pointed out, you know - listed incident after incident where football players had been reprimanded over the years for everything from D.U.I. to alcohol consumption, etc., so you know, I think it matters, depending on different factors.
MARTIN: We're going to keep following this and thank you. Melinda, thank you for your reporting on this. You've also done some very detailed reporting and I refer to some other columns that you've written about some personal experiences you've had that I think are really important.
Unfortunately, Viviana, we don't have time to hear from you on this.
HURTADO: Oh.
MARTIN: We'll keep at it. Bridget Johnson is the Washington, D.C. editor for P.J. Media. That's the conservative libertarian commentary and news website. Melinda Henneberger is a political writer for the Washington Post. She runs the She the People blog. Viviana Hurtado is blogger-in-chief of The Wise Latina Club.
Thank you all so much.
HENNEBERGER: Thanks, Michel.
HURTADO: Thanks, Michel.
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Definition of Dental Implant Terminology
- Abutment
- An abutment is a component that attaches to the dental implant so a professional can place a dental crown to provide patients with an artificial, aesthetically pleasing and fully-functional smile.
- Bridge
- Multiple replacement teeth that are fixed in place via attachment to dental implants, natural adjacent teeth, or a combination of the two.
- Dental Crown
- A crown is an artificial tooth, usually consisting of porcelain, which covers the top of the implant to provide people with an aesthetically pleasing and fully-functional tooth.
- Dental Implant
- A dental implant is an artificial tooth root that is placed into your jaw to hold a replacement tooth or bridge. Dental implants may be an option for people who have lost a tooth or teeth due to periodontal disease, an injury, or some other reason.
- Endosteal (endosseous)
- Endosteal is a type of dental implant that a professional places in the alveolar and basal bone of the mandible that transcends only one cortical plate.
- Eposteal (subperiosteal)
- Eposteal is a type of dental implant that conforms to whichever edentulous surface of an alveolar bone is superior.
- Implant-Supported Bridge
- An implant-supported bridge is a dental bridge that professionals fix in place with the use of dental implants inserted in the jaw to create a sturdy set of artificial teeth.
- Osseointegration
- Osseointegration is the process in which a titanium dental implant fuses with the surrounding bone over several months after an oral health professional places the implant in the jaw.
- Periodontal
- Literally "around the tooth"
- Resorption
- Resorption is the process in which the body absorbs the calcium from the jaw since there are no tooth roots to cause the necessary stimulation and proceeds to use the calcium in other areas.
- Transosteal (transosseous)
- Transosteal is a type of dental implant that includes threaded posts which penetrate the superior and inferior cortical bone plates of the jaw.
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Mid Plains Center For Behavioral Healthcare Services Inc is an inpatient rehab center located at 914 Baumann Drive in the 68803 zip code in Grand Island, NE. It is operated by a private non-profit organization. Some of the treatment approaches used by Mid Plains Center For Behavioral Healthcare Services Inc include relapse prevention, motivational interviewing and cognitive behavioral therapy. Mid Plains Center For Behavioral Healthcare Services Inc also specializes in detox services and offers inpatient alcohol detoxification, methamphetamines detox and cocaine detox. Mid Plains Center For Behavioral Healthcare Services Inc provides outpatient treatment, outpatient detoxification and regular outpatient treatment. It also provides residential treatment for substance use, inpatient treatment for co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders and inpatient detoxification. Other addiction treatment offered includes treatment for gambling disorder, treatment for internet use disorder and general addiction disorder treatment.
Call (844) 210-5504 to get 24/7 help with treatment.
Address: 914 Baumann Drive, Grand Island, NE 68803
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An inpatient addiction treatment center is a facility that provides comprehensive treatment for individuals struggling with drug or alcohol addiction. Inpatient treatment centers offer residential programs that allow individuals to live on-site and receive 24-hour care and support.
Inpatient addiction treatment centers typically provide a range of services to help individuals overcome addiction and achieve long-term recovery. These services may include:
Medical detoxification: This is a supervised process that allows individuals to safely manage withdrawal symptoms that may occur when they stop using drugs or alcohol.
Individual and group therapy: These counseling services are provided by licensed therapists who specialize in addiction treatment. They help individuals identify the root causes of their addiction, develop coping strategies, and develop a relapse prevention plan.
Medication management: In some cases, medication may be used to help individuals manage withdrawal symptoms or reduce cravings.
Holistic therapies: In addition to traditional therapy, many inpatient addiction treatment centers offer complementary therapies such as yoga, meditation, and art therapy to promote physical and emotional well-being.
Aftercare planning: Inpatient addiction treatment centers typically provide aftercare planning to help individuals transition back to their regular lives after completing treatment. This may include ongoing therapy, support group meetings, or other resources to help individuals maintain their sobriety.
Inpatient addiction treatment centers can provide a supportive, structured environment that allows individuals to focus on their recovery without distractions or triggers. They offer a range of services that are designed to help individuals overcome addiction and achieve long-term sobriety.
Inpatient and outpatient addiction treatment are two different approaches to treating substance use disorders. Here's an overview of the differences between the two:
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Princeton Summer Theater presents Inge play June 26-July 6
William Inge's "Bus Stop," which had its world premiere in Princeton in the 1950s, will return to town June 26-July 6 as part of Princeton Summer Theater's 40th anniversary season.
The all-student theater company based on the Princeton University campus will present the play at 8 p.m. Thursdays through Saturdays, June 26-28 and July 3-5, with 2 p.m. matinee performances on Saturdays and Sundays, June 28-29 and July 5-6, in the Hamilton-Murray Theater.
The show originally was performed some 50 years ago at nearby McCarter Theatre. It moved to Broadway, where it became immensely successful, and eventually was made into a classic movie starring Marilyn Monroe.
The current production is directed by Whitney Mosery, a member of Princeton's class of 2008 and stage managed by Max Rosmarin '11. It features a cast from Princeton and New York University's Stella Adler Studio of Acting, led by Princeton's Tyler Crosby '09 as Bo Decker and Veronica Siverd '10 as Cherie.
"Bus Stop's" action takes place in the middle of Kansas during a March blizzard. The roads are blocked, and the 2 a.m. bus to Topeka has to stop at Grace's Diner. Grace is played by Shannon Lee Clair '09. Off comes Cherie, a singer from Kansas City who is on her way to marry Bo in Montana -- like it or not. Drunk Dr. Lyman (Lovell Holder '09) comes in from the cold next, lecherous and charming all at once. He sets his eyes on Grace's waitress Elma (Tara Richter Smith, NYU '11) the minute he walks in, though she's just 17. Then Bo comes in looking for Cherie, but gets stopped cold by Sheriff Will (Shawn Fennell '10). With all seeming calm, Grace heads to bed, the sheriff heads out to check the roads, and Carl the bus driver (John Hardin, NYU '10) decides to go for a walk in the snow. It is up to Elma and cowboy Virgil Blessing (Aaron Strand, NYU '11) to keep a lid on things until morning.
Princeton Summer Theater has been student run since 1968, and many of its alumni have gone on successful careers in theater.
For all evening shows and Sunday matinees, tickets are $20 for general admission and $16 for senior citizens. For Saturday matinees, tickets are $16 for general admission and $14 for senior citizens. Season tickets are available.
The schedule also includes: "An Inspector Calls" by J.B. Priestly, July 10-27; and "Blithe Spirit" by Noel Coward, July 31-Aug. 10.
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Display holiday vibes around the home with our cute Wild Free and Festive Twine Hanging Sign!
Size: 6" x 9"
Shipping & Returns
Don't love it? We'll gladly accept your eligible items within 30 days of purchase for refund or store credit, provided that your item is unworn, unused, and still has its original tags attached. A $7.95 shipping and handling fee will be deducted from the return. Items that require a bulk ship charge may require additional shipping and handling fees subtracted from the refund. We reserve the right to refuse a refund if the items have any signs of wear, alterations, misuse or damage that has not been reported.
To Process a Return or Exchange click here
Exclusions (Store Credit Only)
- Lack of Color and Gigi Pip Hats - Due to the high demand and shipping costs related to our hat collections, any hats purchased are returnable for store credit only. Please make sure to check our size guide prior to making your purchase. Please note a return ship fee of $15.00 will be deducted from your store credit refund on hats.
- Presale items are non-refundable, you may request store credit if alternative to the item is needed.
Exclusions (Non-Refundable, Not Eligible for Store Credit):
2 Mama Bees, Ambosstoys, Babyletto, Band of the Wild, Banwood, Big Little Universe, Bigjigs Toys, Bling2o, Bloomere, Calloway Mills, Candles, Children of Design, Citi Collective, Clek, Clover Baby & Kids, Diono, Dock-A-Tot, Eklexic, ELF, Famokids, Feather Baby, Folklore Las Niñas, Gift Cards, Goumikids, Great Pretenders, Grey Elephant, Gryph & IvyRose, Health & Beauty, Hotel Collection, Iimo, Imani Collective, Jack Be Nimble Kids, Jewelry, Lalabu, Lali, Little Chicken, Loocsy, Lorena Canals, LUA Skincare, Manhattan Toys, Million Dollar Baby, Miniware, Murchison-Hume, NAMESAKE, Nanobebe, Nattiot, NOM Maternity, Nursery Works, OYOY, People of Leisure, PlanToys, Picnic Imports, Poppie Toys, Rookie Humans, Shiraleah, Stokke, Stoned Immaculate, Sunveno, Swiftly, Swingly Toys, Teamson Kids, Tender Leaf Toys, TiiPii Beds, Toddlekind, TUSOL Wellness, TWEE, Ubabub, Unreal Fur, Vitruvi, Wonder and Wise, Zimmerman Shoes, *any products marked final sale*
- All orders that use a discount code greater than 10% off are considered final-sale and will be non-refundable including Black Friday/Cyber Monday sales.
Exchange Policy
If you wish to exchange an item, please click the process a return link to process a return for the item that did not work for you. You will be able to SHOP NOW with your credit to purchase the item of your choosing or choose a store credit that you can use for a future purchase.
Credit Card Chargebacks & Scams
Any credit card charge-backs will be handled by our collection agency. You will automatically be put into collection if we receive a charge-back for products we shipped to your shipping address. Our collection agency will start billing you if they are not paid within 30 days and your information will be reported to the Credit Bureau Agency. We strongly recommend that you contact us before simply filing a charge-back, this may help avoid ruining your credit. We take credit card scams very seriously and we will do our best to avoid any inconvenience to our customers, please email us with your concerns.
International Returns
At this time we cannot provide a shipping label for international returns, so we have waived the $7.95 handling fee! Please include your order number inside of the package along with your email address. Please note that Bohemian Mama will not be responsible for goods lost in shipment. You can mail your shipment with tracking to:
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When will I receive my refund? Upon receipt, your refund will be processed to your original payment method and can take 7-10 business days to post depending on the speed of your bank or payment method.
Please note: Your refund will only reflect the amount you paid after any promotions or discounts. Shipping fees will not be refunded.
Can I return an item that is marked final sale? "Final Sale" and other non-returnable items may not be returned or exchanged. Items are marked as "Final Sale" on the product description page, in your shopping cart and at the checkout screen.
My item is marked as Final Sale but it was not on sale. Why can't I return it? "Final Sale" is an industry-wide term used to refer to items that cannot be returned. This is different from an item that is "on sale" which means that the item may have been sold at a discounted price. These items may include items that ship directly from vendors and do not allow us to send back returns.
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We offer shipping insurance through Green Shipping Protection at check-out for potential shipping issues. Green Shipping Protection will cover lost, stolen or damaged packages. If you choose not to use Green Shipping Protection, Bohemian Mama is not responsible for lost or stolen packages. The customer assumes all responsibility for any loss, or damage of these items. Once the order is passed along to the mail carrier, the shipment becomes the customer's and carrier's responsibility. Green insurance claims are easily filed using this link: http://reorder.corso.com/
Below are shipping estimates, the dates shown at checkout will be the most accurate. For International Shipping please allow 5-15 business for standard shipping. We are not responsible for international packages lost by carrier.
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HT1278 • It's My Birthday
Printed Design Transfer
Infant | 5.25" wide
Toddler | 6.5" wide
Youth | 8.5" wide
Adult | 9.5" - 10.5" wide (varies by design)
Plus | 12" wide
Pocket | 4" wide
Koozie | 3.25"
DTF stands for Direct to Film, a new technology that digitally prints designs using special, water-based inks, and an adhesive coating onto a polyester film.
Heat Press settings:
A commercial grade heat press is highly recommended to achieve proper adhesion.
Temperature: 300°F - 325°F
Pressure: HIGH
Press Time: 10 - 15 seconds
Peel: Warm or cold (NOT HOT)
Re-Press with a Teflon sheet or parchment paper for an additional 20 seconds.
All sublimation transfers must be pressed onto a shirt with at least 65% polyester and be light colored. White will always look best. Sublimation will always have a more vintage look. All of our shirts that you're able to press on can be found here:
Heat Press Settings
400°F for 40 Seconds
**Please be sure to use a sheet of butcher paper or parchment paper to protect your heat press.
Sizes are shown as an average and may vary based on the individual design.
Additional sizes may be available upon request. Please email us or call 832-629-5204 with any questions.
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Helmet Measurements:
- Wrap a measuring tape around your head
- Make sure that tape is level from front to back
- Note measurement and reference Size Chart
Circumference (cm) | |
S | 52 - 55.5cm |
M | 55.5 - 59cm |
L | 59 - 62.5cm |
XL | 62.5 - 65cm |
Note: Make sure the helmet fits with a little room when the fit system is loose, and sits low enough to protect your forehead without hindering your vision. Once you've got the right size, you can adjust the fit.
How to Adjust Fit:
- Adjust the fit system at the rear of the helmet for a snug, secure fit. Some helmets also include a vertical tuning feature that allows you to adjust the fore/aft tilt, for optimal positioning on your head.
- Adjust the straps so that they sit just below the earlobes.
- Adjust the buckle so that it rests against the back of the jaw/throat.
- Adjust the interior pads if needed.
- Check the fit to make sure helmet is comfortable and secure. It should not roll forward or back, or be able to slide off.
Note: All measurements are provided by the manufacturer and may vary depending on how measurements are acquired.