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My backup plan should I die - my dogs will go to my family. If by bizarre incident we all pass away, then I have friends (dog related) who I can entrust my dogs. My thing is that for peace of mind - mine - I will do everything I can to ensure that my dogs will never end up in the hands of people who will not love them as much as I do.
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Several years ago, I volunteered in the owner relinquishment "department" of a breed-specific rescue (Mid-Atlantic English Springer Spaniel Rescue). I met with a wonderful older couple who were asking those same questions. They were not ready to give their dog up just yet, but wanted to find out about the process in the event they would no longer be able to care for him so that their kids wouldn't need to worry about it. I'm not necessarily saying you should will your girls to a rescue right this second, but it might be worth talking with someone to find out what that process would look like if you did need to re-home them. The best case scenario would be if you had a friend or a few friends who would be willing to step up should the need arise. If your kids do not want the dogs and would see them as a burden, it would be best to consider other options IMO. It's really good that you're thinking about all of this. I think all of us, no matter what age we are, should have a will with specific directions of what should happen to our pets. They are our babies.
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I think I would be in the same position if I were not friends with a lot of dog people - people with the same values as me when it comes to our dogs. I personally would never consider shelters or rescues an option at all. I'm over it mostly, but I had a bad interview with the main golden rescue here in MI and don't want them getting their hands on my dogs. Ever. I want to choose exactly what kind of home my dogs are adopted into. Or at the very least, I would leave it up to people whose judgement and intelligence I trust to find an ideal home for my dogs.
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If you are going to put a Lark's Head knot in your sheets, why wouldn't you just splice eyes around the clew? A Lark's Head can be very difficult to untie and it seems that you would rather have bowlines if you are frequently changing sails than a single sheet with a Lark's Head in the middle. In addition an eye will retain 90+% of the breaking strength; while any knot will reduce the strength by at least 40%.
A Lark's Head knot, which is really a hitch, doesn't loose that much strength IMHO, since you're effectively just passing the line through the clew. A splice is not removable and would require you have separate sheets made up for each sail. On most boats, unless they actually race seriously, the headsails aren't changed very often...and a Lark's head is really the simplest and best option.
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Thursday, November 30, 2006
a little something different... my take on the sea god's uber huge pet about to eat some explorers in a submarine... sucks to be them!
Sunday, November 12, 2006
figure drawings....oh my!
Saturday, November 11, 2006
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Wednesday, November 08, 2006
Tuesday, November 07, 2006
Thursday, November 02, 2006
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Wednesday, November 01, 2006
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I felt like drawing after work and I was going to draw some cool ideas for a game or something...however, the scene in front of me was too good to pass up. I drew/ painted this in my Moleskin sketchbook (forgot my watercolour one at home...oops) and I learned something new... the sketchbook series has a coating! It was like painting on wax paper...argh... but the good news is that it resulted in some cool aux naturale look... okay, I think I did enough babbling today...ciao!
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The top 6 finalists will be revealed tonight in the X Factor 2012 results show. Yes, it's another double elimination tonight so two of the eight finalists will be sent home. Who do think will be leaving? Who should go home?
This week's episode is totally better than last week. It's not because the contestants performed better last night, but because there are less drama that last week.
The contestants performed number one songs from this year and for the past 25 years. Some sang recent songs like Adele's "Rolling in the Deep", Kelly Clarkson's "Stronger" while some sang songs that were number one during the 80s like Rick Astley's "Never Gonna Give You Up" and Whitney Houston's "I Want to Dance With Somebody".
The performances I preferred are those by Fifth Harmony, who sang "Stronger", Carly Rose Soneclar, who sang "Rolling in the Deep", Tate Stevens who sang "Somebody Like You" and Paige Thomas who sang "Nover Gonna Give You Up". These artists got some good comments from the judges.
Meanwhile, CeCe Frey escaped elimination last week, but with the comment she got from the judges, seems like they want her out. LA Reid said she's going down, but she's going down fighting. Simon said to pack a suitcase. However, of course her mentor Demi said otherwise. She thought CeCe came out swining. Do you agree with her?
Who could be leaving tonight? Any predictions? My guess are Vino Alan and Emblem3. How about you? Will CeCe Frey be safe again?
The musical guests tonight are Alicia Keys and Josh Krajcik. Plus, Britney Spears will premiere the music video of "Scream and Shout" which features will.i.am.
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Update: Paige Thomas has been eliminated! Vino Alan has been eliminated!
Josh Krajcik sings "One Thing She'll Never Know"
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1. Carly Rose Soneclar
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5. CeCe Frey
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Vino Alan vs Diamond White!
Diamond White sings "I Was Here" by Beyonce
Vino Alan sings "Trouble" by Ray Lamontagne
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So here it is for all of the hearing impaired in this room… Carley Rose is by far the great artist this show has ever seen with the exception of Susan Boyle. If Cece had to sing for her life she would be executed for attempted murder. It make me sad that as an American my people will keep voting for a non talent possessing person like cece but then again we are the same people that voted Bush for two terms. Smh!!!!!
As a singer, I can tell you, CeCe is so pitchy whenever she sings ballads that I have to mute it or fast forward through it. When she sings up tempo sogs, she's very good. She's just not versatile enough. She's very pretty but I was very turned off by her attitude during the auditions. She does need to go home – her little shows get really old. Regarding Vino, I did not like his performance last night, but I do usually like him. The young girls are amazing – especially Carly Rose (who I predict will ultimately win). They have so much poise, maturity, and humility. Paige is good, but she was bound to go at some point. Emblem 3 only sound good when they put their own spin on songs but they bore me until then and on stage they don't look like performers; I really don't enjoy watching them perform at all. 5th harmony is wonderful, they blend beautifully, they should be there longer than Emblem 3 but they probably won't win the XFactor. Regardless of what any of us think, or who wins the XFactor, they will all have a career in music if they want it bad enough and work hard enough. It isn't a career for the weak.
I can't believe Cece did not go home. She is feisty but her talent as a vocalist has incredibly decreased. Also Vino should have stayed, I am positively sure he had more votes than Diamond. I love Diamond but Vino is more interesting as an artist…and what's up with the rankings? Tate should be in number one…he was awesome last night and this was the first time that Carly's performance didnt give me goosebumps so I was kinda surprised when she was first. But all in all I love the X factor…can't wait to see how it all turns out.
Each of these singers have talent in order to make it this far. I think each of the judges have their favorites and ultimately the top group (Emblem 3), individuals for the 2 age groups (Tate & CeCe) and youngster (Carly) will have recording contracts. CeCe isn't the #1 choice, but they seem to wanna keep her. Do you think she could be the next Lady Gaga? Her outfit was kinda bizarre for her last performance.
For those questioning I vote for Cece she is fun to watch and based on her singing in auditions she has a good voice. I just think song selection and such is killing her and doesn't suit her voice or style during the live shows. If people didn't think Emblem3 was cute they would be gone along time ago they suck.
You haters! CeCe is good and beautiful,Vino should go home at the show firts start he sucks! Carly Ross is the winner,CeCe even if she dont win,shes going to be a great singer yeah she needs a little work whit her vocals but thats why shes there to keep learning and became a orofesional singer, or you people think everybody in the xfactor are profesionals singers? your wrong they went there to show ther talent and get better,ok thanks!!!!!


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I ncoming Planning Commission chairwoman Trish Maas has her work cut out for her - and that's to make this key city commission more user-friendly while also reining in commissioners whose personal views sometimes obscure General Plan guidelines. Last week, for example, planners went well past midnight to discuss the merits of a proposed new Downtown Specific Plan. It was the second discussion meeting on the issue, which had to be continued again because of the late hour. Even so, planners went on to another agenda item, the city's proposed and important Historic Preservation Ordinance. An outside (read: taxpayer-paid) consultant who was there all evening started his presentation, but planners said they were tired and went home, postponing that discussion, too, to another day.
Midnight meetings used to be a concern of the City Council and school board, but those two groups have cut back on late night meetings in favor of more frequent sessions and better scheduling. It's time for the Planning Commission to do the same. It's both embarrassing to Pleasanton and costly for city government and petitioners to assemble staff and experts for meetings that either run past midnight or are continued - or both. What business would call its planning and marketing departments together at 11 p.m. to consider a new product launch or expanded facility?
Two months ago, I joined executives and design experts from Applied Biosystems in front of a TV set to watch the World Series. We weren't there to see the game, but rather waiting the company's turn to make its scheduled presentation to the Planning Commission, which had overbooked its agenda. By the time the company was called, it was 10:30 p.m., and the discussion on the company's bid to build a multi-million-dollar manufacturing and laboratory facility at Sunol and I-680 went well past midnight. It wasn't the only late night meeting for Applied Biosystems, either. Twice in November, company executives appeared before the Planning Commission to review their proposal, including one meeting that lasted until after 1 a.m.
Fortunately for Pleasanton, the City Council last Tuesday took much less time in giving the company the approvals it needs. It can now start work on a project that will bring millions of dollars and thousands of construction and full-time company jobs to our local economy that can use the boost.
Besides improving meeting times, incoming Chairwoman Maas will also have her hands full keeping Planning Commissioners on track to consider applications based on the city's General Plan and other municipal zoning and building regulations. Considerable time has been spent in recent meetings by commissioners who share their own personal city-growth theories or design interests. One developer made repeated trips back to the commission as members evaluated changes he made on building colors. Another commissioner asked about toilet flush rates on a new home project, saying his own toilet didn't flush properly.
With major issues going to the Planning Commission next year, such as the West Las Positas interchange and an extension of Stoneridge Drive to El Charro, Chairwoman Maas will have to be concerned more than ever with workable agendas and more disciplined discussions. Hopefully, Mayor Tom Pico and City Manager Deborah Acosta McKeehan - both proven experts on how to run effective meetings - will lend her a hand.


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This narrative inquiry grew from my concerns that the voices of dental practitioners were going unheard in movements to reform professional development, in particular through information and communication technology (ICT). Recently, professional development policy has been driven by calls for a greater use of ICT for education, healthcare and professional development. However, from casual conversations in my own practice and with colleagues, I noted tensions that raised questions on the rationale underpinning many of the changes taking place. I began to ask what we might understand by professional development, and how we might seek it through ICT. In turning to literature on professional development, dentistry was a relatively unexplored area. In addition, little was known about the actual experiences of those seeking professional development. My concerns and questions, combined with this lack of research in the field of dental professional development and the use of ICT, suggested the need to explore the experiences of dental practitioners undertaking professional development and to consider their views on ICT. My assumption is that experiences are embedded in everyday conversations and exchanges as the stories we tell each other. To be able to understand those experiences, I felt a need to access those conversations and exchanges. This meant going further than collecting data from tick boxes at the end of course evaluation sheets. Taking a narrative approach and using qualitative interviews, I collected the stories of nine dental professionals. In the conversations that took place, the participants and I explored and reflected on our own practice, professional development and ICT. Using a performative analysis (Riessman 2008), I reconstructed the stories through Davies and Harré's (1999) metaphor of an 'unfolding narrative' (p.42), taking stories as an emergent process through interaction with different social and cultural representations. While the focus at the start of this study was on ICT, it rapidly became clear that the participants did not regard ICT as a central part of being a practitioner and indeed a professional. Accordingly, the study became one of exploring being a practitioner and a professional, and the influences of recent organisational and institutional changes and ICT moved from a central to a peripheral focus. From the resultant stories, I found three performances dominated in which practitioners developed ways of "being", "instincts", as I named them which emerged in response to a negotiation with policy, practice and paths of development. I identified those instincts emerging from a "professional self" constructed from policy through fixed predetermined paths. This contrasted with a "practitioner self" which drew from intuition, craft-like practices, and paths of development which were largely undetermined. I identified shifting positions and subjectivities as practitioners reflected on their values for practice and professional development. From those reflections, there was a questioning of the professional role, the way the dental professional might be represented, the way the practitioner self might develop and the way they might position themselves, in particular in expanded spaces for professional development through ICT. In order to interpret the resultant performances within both global and micro-contexts, I viewed them through a critical lens, interrogating the sociocultural and political environment. I found that representations of the professional role suggested a challenge for education, self-determination and development. As a result, I saw those participants sitting in a "liminal space"; a junction of sociocultural influences framed by policy, professional life, practice and ICT. This liminal space yielded a multitude of challenges, negotiations and possibilities as the 'inevitable consequences of certain economic, social and political processes' (Brookfield 1995, p.36). In conclusion, in the face of those framings and education, I propose a need for a "professional literacy" and a new professional narrative that considers the capabilities and possibilities for dialogue and, in the light of our practice and advancing technology, would take account of expanded and undetermined paths of professional development.
Item Type: | Thesis (Ed.D) |
Qualification Level: | Doctoral |
Keywords: | professional development, ICT, narrative, identity |
Subjects: | L Education > L Education (General) |
Colleges/Schools: | College of Social Sciences > School of Education |
Supervisor's Name: | Hedge, Dr Nicki |
Date of Award: | 2012 |
Depositing User: | Julie A McDonald |
Unique ID: | glathesis:2012-3632 |
Copyright: | Copyright of this thesis is held by the author. |
Date Deposited: | 05 Oct 2012 |
Last Modified: | 10 Dec 2012 14:09 |
URI: | http://theses.gla.ac.uk/id/eprint/3632 |
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One for the road: Public transportation, alcohol consumption, and intoxicated driving
We exploit arguably exogenous train schedule changes in Washington DC to investigate the relationship between public transportation, the risky decision to consume alcohol, and the criminal decision to engage in alcohol-impaired driving. Using variation over time, across days of the week, and over the course of the day, we provide evidence that overall there was little effect of expanded public transit service on DUI arrests, alcohol related fatal traffic and alcohol related arrests. However, we find that these overall effects mask considerable heterogeneity across geographic areas. Specifically, we find that areas where bars are within walking distance to transit stations experience increases in alcohol related arrests and decreases in DUI arrests. We observe no sign of behavioral changes in neighborhoods without any bars within walking distance of transit stations.
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Volume (Year): 95 (2011)
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Pages: 106-121
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Originally a sign along the highway to remind gardeners to cover the brush in their pickup on the way to the dump. Has come to mean to tell someone to stop complaining
"My knees and hips hurt when I run, and I am thirsty and sunburned"
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Hearing provides few answers on water safety
CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- When the lengthy prepared statements were over, Rep. Shelley Moore Capito, R-W.Va., opened the question-and-answer session with a predictable query: Is the drinking water supply that serves 300,000 West Virginians safe?
Jeff McIntyre, president of West Virginia American Water, dodged. Water companies do not set safety standards, McIntyre said. They just follow them, and West Virginia American is "in compliance with all the standards."
Asked the same question, Dr. Letitia Tierney, commissioner of the state Bureau for Public Health, weaved.
"That's in a way a difficult thing to say, because everybody has a different definition of safe," Tierney said. "As I've used the example before, some people think it's safe to jump off the bridge on Bridge Day. I don't think that's safe. So everybody has a different definition."
The lack of a clear answer left Sen. Joe Manchin, D-W.Va., exasperated during a congressional field hearing on the Freedom Industries spill.
"Nobody is going to say it's safe," Manchin said later in the Monday morning hearing. "That's what I'm hearing."
Officials may have tried hard Monday to avoid declaring the water supply "safe," but they effectively did so weeks ago, when they lifted the "do not use" order issued following the Jan. 9 spill of the chemical Crude MCHM into the Elk River.
Despite more than two hours of testimony, there was little discussion of the available information -- or the unknowns -- that, if focused on publicly, might help residents understand why no one can really answer for certain the question Capito said everyone is asking.
There was little testimony about the huge lack of data about Crude MCHM, or about thousands of other chemicals. There were few, if any, questions about the formula federal public health officials used to come up with an emergency "screening level" of 1 part per million the state used to clear the regional water system for public use.
Only U.S. Chemical Safety Board Chairman Rafael Moure-Eraso seemed to really want to try to wade into those issues.
"It would be hard to say if it's safe," Moure-Eraso said. "In order to give a scientific answer, you have to have scientific information."
The strongest statement of the day, though, came from Sen. Jay Rockefeller, D-W.Va., who did not attend the hearing, but issued a statement saying the spill shows the state's political thinking on environmental and public health issues has been all wrong for far too long.
"It is short-sighted to think that last month's spill is an isolated incident," Rockefeller said. "And it is short-sighted to think that proper regulations would in any way stifle business -- the contrary is true.
"It is time to acknowledge that industry is not looking out for you," Rockefeller said. "Too many in industry are driven solely by maximized profits, and this cynical strategy has caused tremendous harm to West Virginians' well-being and has shaken their sense of our state's future."
The House Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure field hearing, held at the Kanawha County Courthouse, was the second congressional hearing to focus on the spill.
Witnesses provided little new information, and delivered opening statements that seemed to focus on how closely various agencies worked together, and how dedicated they all are to keeping residents safe.
Tierney, for example, emphasized again, "Proudly, I was born and raised in West Virginia ... I am honored to be here today to represent the hard-working men and women from across the Bureau for Public Health who work daily on behalf of all West Virginians -- from the healthiest to the most vulnerable in our population."
Jimmy Gianato, director of the state Division of Homeland Security, told lawmakers, "I also feel it is important to recognize the governor and his staff who worked so diligently to support the agencies and the citizens of West Virginia."
The witness list, though, included no average West Virginians -- no business owners or schoolteachers or working mothers -- who might have told lawmakers personal stories about the spill's impacts. Committee Chairman Bill Shuster, R-Pa., did allow public comments at the end of the hearing, but limited those to seven individuals who were given two minutes each.
Witnesses and lawmakers discussed various options for legislation that might help to avoid a repeat of the spill and the water crisis that followed. Barely mentioned was the fact that numerous agencies knew Freedom was storing large quantities of chemicals 1.5 miles upstream from the water intake, but did nothing to try to prevent or plan for such a spill.
For example, Rep. Nick J. Rahall, D-W.Va., asked the CSB's Moure-Eraso to explain the board's recommendation for a new chemical accident prevention program.
"The CSB's previous recommendations aimed at empowering a government agency to determine just what posed a high hazard," Moure-Eraso said. "Perhaps qualified inspectors would have considered aging chemical storage tanks, located just upstream from a public drinking water treatment plant to be potentially 'highly hazardous' and worthy of a closer look."
But Rahall didn't follow up to ask Tierney why state officials didn't implement the board's recommendation when it was made more than three years ago.
The hearing did bring new emphasis to some parts of the timeline of the spill and its aftermath.
For example, Mike Dorsey, director of homeland security and emergency response for the state Department of Environmental Protection, described some of what he saw when he arrived at the tank farm just after noon Jan. 9.
"At this time, it was apparent that MCHM, and as we later learned, propylene glycol phenyl ether, or PPH, was leaking through a retaining wall that was part of the facility's secondary containment," Dorsey told lawmakers. "The drain pipe was leaking through a rusted bottom into an erosion ditch about 5 to 10 feet below the containment wall, and the material that was exiting through the wall was draining directly into a rubble-filled swale that is located where an old fire suppression intake had been located."
Dorsey added, "While it was impossible to identify sources where the material was entering the river, it was clear that the above-mentioned sources were the primary routes of entry into the river for the MCHM."
And Dorsey, a longtime DEP official, did offer one clear example of a lesson he's learned from the incident. Emergency response officials began the incident almost assuming Crude MCHM wasn't too dangerous, because it wasn't listed as "hazardous" under several federal programs.
"The fallacy of that type of assumption is clear now," Dorsey said.
Another witness, Gordon Merry, director of Cabell County's Office of Emergency Services, described his agency's frustration with being unable to get a phone call returned by West Virginia American Water.
"I never did get through," Merry said. "I never got an answer to my messages."
Dale Petry, director of emergency services for Kanawha County, described for lawmakers how Dennis Ferrell of Freedom Industries assured first responders that "not much" of the chemical had spilled into the river.
Several hours later, it became clear the incident was more serious, when Anita Ray of the Kanawha-Charleston Health Department told Petry's office they were receiving calls about a licorice-type taste and smell in the area's drinking water.
McIntyre, the water company president, explained in more detail than before that prior to the spill, extreme cold followed by warming weather had led to line breaks and customers running their taps to prevent pipes from freezing.
"System storage was low and losing water even though the treatment plant was running at full capacity," McIntyre said. "Our best judgment, based on these circumstances was that shutting down the plant would quickly result in the loss of the entire distribution system, meaning no water would have been available for any purposes."
Safely restarting the plant could have taken a month, McIntrye said.
Toward the end of the hearing, Sen. Joe Manchin criticized Tierney for her Bridge Day analogy.
"I've been to Bridge Day many times," Manchin said. "I did not think it was safe. You understand they all signed a waiver. They signed a waiver of the danger to hold nobody responsible. We shouldn't have to sign a waiver to drink our water."
Tierney responded, "I agree. I just, as a doctor, I cannot countenance jumping off a bridge."
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Melissa Etheridge Foots The Bills For Ex, Says Lawyer
Tammy, known prior to her relationship with Etheridge as Tammy Lynn Michaels, has subsequently claimed that the singer has left her and her children broke. Tammy Etheridge's attorney, Steven Knowles, called his client "destitute," stating that her credit card was declined when attempting to purchase food and clothing for her children, admitting only that the singer paid for "various sundry expenses."
These claims have since been refuted by Etheridge's lawyer, Neal Hersch, who told PEOPLE, "[Tammy] is being completely supported by Melissa and has been since they separated," calling the actress and her children, "well-provided for and then some." Hersch stated that on top of a $2,000 a month allowance for her former partner, Etheridge continued to pay Tammy's household expenses, utilities and the lease on her car.
Despite the initially civil-seeming nature of the split, Tammy fired back at Etheridge on her blog, saying that she was "blindsided" by the breakup, and claiming that she and Etheridge had decided to put off filing for separation until Etheridge's tour was over. Following the announcement of their split, Tammy filed for full physical and legal custody of their 3-year-old twins, Johnnie and Miller.
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- Tuesday 13 JulyBy mwHigh Rank Vote downVote upReport this
Who cares!!!
- Tuesday 13 JulyBy JulHighest Rank Vote downVote upReport this
Melissa is turning into a pretty slimy chick. I think it's pretty obvious that she has been cheating...I wonder why no one is running THAT story? Melissa had better keep her PR folks in line, or people will see what she's really like. I think I even know who she is cheating with...and if I'm right, she's really trading down.
Thanks, Popeater, for keeping us up-to-date! - Tuesday 13 JulyBy billLowest Rank Vote downVote upReport this
Lesbians are disgusting!
- Tuesday 13 JulyBy dawnfireHighest Rank Vote downVote upReport this
Oh, take your homophobia and go on back to the Westboro Baptist Church. Nobody wants you in the real world.
- Tuesday 13 JulyBy mickeyLow Ranked Vote downVote upReport this
Actually, its gays who are heterophobic. Its not really scary for a straight person, its actually funny when you think about them putting stuff where it don't belong in order to avoid heterosexuality. All the while they try to act like straight people in every other way including having kids which is pretty shameful when you start ruining the lives of children.
- Tuesday 13 JulyBy joanjmak05Lowest Rank Vote downVote upReport this
I totally agree with you. Lesbo's are just so revolting.
- Tuesday 13 JulyBy tinaLow Ranked Vote downVote upReport this
Maybe Melissa should try men....instead of acting like one. Nothing more disgusting than butch women.
- Tuesday 13 JulyBy ButchDykeHighest Rank Vote downVote upReport this
LOL Tina... Just cuz you prefer feminine women doesn't mean that others don't like butch women. You should try it babe!
- Tuesday 13 JulyBy rawon9Highest Rank Vote downVote upReport this
My Aunt Julie is waay more unattractive and "butch" than Melissa Etheridge, and she's "straight" with a husband and four obnoxious kids! Stop your hateful stereotyping please!
- Tuesday 13 JulyBy KLow Ranked Vote downVote upReport this
They both make me sick. I feel bad for the children involved in this mess. They are the ones that suffer. Who would want to be with these nasty women? Hasnt Melissa been with a bunch of other woman? I just cant remember there names. I wonder why it didnt last? What a joke.
- Tuesday 13 JulyBy BradHigh Rank Vote downVote upReport this
This is a good arguement against gay marriage. It makes gay people start acting too much like straight people.
- Tuesday 13 JulyBy Shady1
Well Etheridge you want to act like a man , so act like one . Start paying !
- Tuesday 13 JulyHigh Rank Vote downVote upReport this
Shady she IS acting like a man already if any of this is true; puts off facing the end of a relationship until it's convenient for HER schedule ( man ) only pays a few bills directly but gives no cash to the woman herself ( man ) goes around talking publicly how " sad " it was that they parted while ignoring the one she left ( man ) and she was the one who instigated the split but wants to get the sympathy ( man ). Oh! And, leaving a trail of children behind with each relationship ( man ).
- Tuesday 13 JulyBy eskieme1970
Hmmmm...there's just something fishy about all this...
- Tuesday 13 JulyBy Ickybod
Eau de eau da day!
- Tuesday 13 JulyBy BillLowest Rank Vote downVote upReport this
Actually all Lesbians smell like dead carp that washed onto the shores of Lake Michigan. Not a very appetizing thought unless you are Ellen De Generate or Fat Butchy Rosie O'Donnel. Why that woman can suck an entire fallopian tube through a garden hose. Lebians love the smell of Carp, it turn them on. Sicko's
- Wednesday 14 JulyBy Doreen
Bill don't talk about your mother that way.
- Tuesday 13 JulyBy Donna
Talk about up close and personal. Now how would you wonderful, hateful people know how a lesbian smells in her privates? Sounds like you have had prior visists there. LOL How about taking some of that negative energy and work towards a greater good . . . helping the homeless, improving your surroundings, get the picture? Just a thought . . .
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CHICAGO—The vicissitudes of winter travel by air have already begun for me. I went to Boston at two o'clock on Sunday afternoon in order to speak at a dinner at Brandeis University Sunday night. Henry Morgenthau III, who lives in Boston now, invited some of my old friends as well as some of his own friends for tea in the afternoon, but after a series of delays we got there in fair time and also arrived at the dinner in ample time. And we found a most enthusiastic and large gathering of Brandeis supporters from the Boston area.
Brandeis gets much of its operating income from associate members and many young people have joined in the past year, so the report of membership was extremely satisfactory, and at least 800 people attended the dinner.
When I awoke Monday morning, however, the snow was falling fast and had evidently been falling for some time, for the cars in the street were covered with at least an inch of snow. I was to take a 12:40 p.m. plane for Chicago, where on Monday evening I was to speak at its celebration of the Tenth Anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
The usual routine began of telephoning the airport to find out whether the flight would take off, and, as usual, the airport was cheerfully uncommunicative, saying that they fully expected to leave on time. I was called from New York and told that there was clear and beautiful weather and perhaps I had better take an 11 o'clock train for New York and from there take a plane for Chicago at five o'clock.
By that time I realized that I couldn't catch the train and a later train would have made it impossible to take the plane for Chicago so I was forced to take my chances on the Boston plane.
I left for the airport with the airline's assurances that it would leave but with a little doubt as to the time. The snow was still coming down, but the plane came in just as we reached the airport and though we took off a half-hour late we did make a smooth take-off and flew into clear skies. That was certainly better for us than for one of the other plenes, which had been due to leave at 9:30 a.m. and was still on the ground when I reached the airport.
We were given a very good lunch, since this was the plane that goes all the way to San Francisco, and I made the acquaintance of three young men who were on their way back to California for Christmas. They have spent a year and a half in Maine, where they have always spent their summers but they decided to find out what the winters would be like there as well. Their mother, who was with them, said that they seemed to like it very much, though she was not quite sure that it was not easier to live in California in winter.
Maine has a rugged winter climate but I think it has a hardening effect on people, and perhaps it is not a bad experience for these boys. They were charming and I enjoyed talking to them, and such friendliness means a very nice kindly spirit, I think, in any family. I have to confess that I have not quite grown accustomed to the younger generation greeting everyone they meet with a simple "Hi". But when it is accompanied by a charming smile nothing more is really needed.
I am almost growing accustomed to going without newspapers because of the strike in New York, but it was rather nice to come into Chicago on Monday afternoon and find one awaiting me. But the press conference greeted me, too, and I never felt less prepared to answer questions on current news.