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...traveling public believes. Deadly weapons get onto planes every day. Baggage goes unchecked. "There are fundamental flaws in the government's approach to airline security," says former Northwest Airlines pilot Stephen Luckey, who heads ALPA's Security Committee. "They're worrying about nail clippers, and failing to treat the more significant threats...
...You’re not what you eat, you’re not what you wear, but you are how you spend your time...and how you treat other people,” she said...
...hard-line ethic is a strong belief that all conflicts can fit neatly into the war between Us and Them, freedom and tyranny, good and evil. The hard-liners believe that U.S. foreign policy proceeds from straightforward choices between absolutes: trust the nations that work with you; treat everyone else as a potential adversary. The hard-liners' hero is Ronald Reagan, who labeled the former Soviet Union the "evil empire." Reagan, however, rarely let his rhetoric get in the way of pragmatic foreign policy. And Bush is now showing signs of similar flexibility...
...passengers' aid used to worry about getting sued; their fears have lifted somewhat since the 1998 Aviation Medical Assistance Act gave them "good Samaritan" protection. And thanks to more recent legislation, flights with at least one attendant are starting to install emergency medical kits with automated defibrillators to treat heart attacks...
Goldenthal counsels adopting a gentler tone with family members. "Even if you are one of the many people who are highly critical of yourself and other people, you can learn to [look] for things to praise and acknowledge" in your siblings, he says. People often feel free to treat family members in ways they would never treat their friends, he adds. "Many people don't believe that the Golden Rule applies to their families...