You'd be hard-pressed to find a more unfortunate tattoo than the one Jeffrey Chapman, for whatever mysterious reason, found possessed to get at some point in his life. In less than one week, the 32-year-old Kansas man is set to stand trial on first-degree murder charges for the 2011 killing of Damon Galliart. And Jeffrey's concerns extend beyond whatever evidence prosecutors have against him -- one look at the enormous "murder" tattoo he has spelled backwards around his neck and you can understand why he's terrified that members of the jury will make up their minds about him before lawyers even begin to state their cases.

Jeffrey has a request that he believes is totally reasonable and fair: he'd like to have his tat removed prior to his appearance in court. But not everyone agrees it's within his right to have this done.

Ask anyone from La Leche League and they'll tell you that boobs and children simply don't mix. Yes, you bet I'm being extremely sarcastic right now, but one Disneyland worker would definitely argue in favor of keeping our womanly assets well hidden if we want to enjoy the happiest place on Earth. He even went as far as scolding a mom for letting her cleavage peek out!

Melissa Behnken was enjoying a day at the theme park with her Marine husband and three kids when an elderly male Disneyland worker reportedly approached her and told her she needed to "pull her top up." When she asked him if he was serious, he replied, "This is a family park. You are showing too much."

All murders are senseless, but it's pretty much impossible to understand why a person would fatally shoot complete strangers -- including an innocent young teen -- who are just going about their day and living life. A 73-year-old Missouri man named Frazier Glenn Miller has been charged with premeditated first-degree murder for reportedly gunning down three people -- including 14-year-old Reat Griffin Underwood -- at a Jewish community center and a nearby Jewish assisted living facility just one day before Passover.

As stupid and senseless as it is, we have a good idea what probably motivated the killer and nothing could be sadder: he was reportedly a "raging anti-Semite" who founded a Ku Klux Klan organization and shouted, "Heil Hitler!" as he sat in the back of a police car after his arrest.

A 62-year-old man in Ohio has been ordered by a judge to stand on a street corner with a sign stating "I am a bully" and "I pick on children that are disabled" -- among other things. And when you hear the long list of disgusting actions that earned Edmond Avi this unusual punishment you will wonder if it is even enough.

Back in March, graham cracker makers Honey Maid revealed a campaign called This Is Wholesome featuring a same sex couple lovingly feeding their baby, an interracial family happily walking together, and a heavily tattooed mom hugging her child. People complained. This is NOT wholesome, some wrote. Disgusting, said others. The hate mail poured in and Honey Maid collected all of it.

They asked two artists to take all the negative comments and transform them into something beautiful. My heart began racing wondering just what it is that they would do. And what they did ended up making me cry and also restored my faith that if we embrace hate with love, we can prevail. You must see this response. It's truly beautiful.

Yesterday I learned of a school that banned a 9-year-old girl because she shaved her head in support of her friend who has cancer. The school told her she violated the dress code. In the news today is 8-year-old Sunnie Kahle who is being asked to dress more like a girl because the way she looks doesn't follow suit with the school's beliefs and she is confusing some of the other students.

And now I am completely disgusted.

Rev. Fred Phelps Sr., the founder of the infamous, vehemently anti-gay Westboro Baptist Church, has died at 84 years old. Nathan Phelps broke the news on his Facebook page on March 16 that his estranged father was "on the edge of death," and later, his daughter Margie Phelps informed The Associated Press that Phelps died around midnight on Wednesday, but didn't provide the cause of death or the condition that recently put him in hospice care.

While losing a loved one is never easy, the country's reaction to Phelps' passing is overwhelmingly dry-eyed. After all, this is a man who led a small Kansas congregation (made up almost entirely of his extended family) in some of the most hate-filled protests this country has seen in recent years, aimed at everything and everyone -- from AIDS victims to gay people to soldiers.

It seems like no matter how many times we ladies crash through the glass ceiling, there are always going to be people that wish we’d stayed home barefoot and pregnant in the kitchen. Especially when it involves a woman in a still male-dominated profession.

Carey Steacy is a mom of two and a pilot for WestJet Airlines, and she recently received a very misogynistic note from “David” in seat 12E. “The cockpit of an airliner is no place for a woman,” began the shocking note, and it just went downhill from there.