In re E.W.

(California Court of Appeal) – Affirmed. The juvenile court awarded the father sole legal and physical custody and ordered that the mother have no visitation with the child. The mother appealed the order arguing that the juvenile court had no jurisdiction to make such an order because the child resides in South Carolina. The appeals court held that the initial child custody determination was made in California and that California courts retained exclusive and continuing jurisdiction.


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Ask The Salty Waitress: The bartender refused to accept my ID

Hi Salty, Recently I was at a restaurant/bar out of state and decided to get a drink while we waited for the table. When the bartender asked for my ID he took an unusually long time examining it before asking if I had any other forms of ID, since the one I offered (my drivers license) did not “look real.” Mind you,…

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Author: The Salty Waitress on The Takeout, shared by Virginia K. Smith to Lifehacker

Instant Ramen Makes a Superior Breakfast

Traveling can open your eyes to so many things. Just recently, on my way to a sous vide conference, I saw a woman eating a full-blown thing of Cup Noodles at 5:10 in the dang a.m. Obviously, this woman is a hero, and should be revered as such.

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Author: Claire Lower on Skillet, shared by Claire Lower to Lifehacker