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The works of García Lorca, internationally recognized as Spain's most prominent lyric poet and dramatist of the twentieth century, are filled with thinly veiled homosexual motifs and themes.
There has always been homosexual involvement in American musical theatre and a homosexual sensibility even in straight musicals, and recently the Broadway musical has welcomed openly homosexual themes and situations.
Best known for his genius in art and architecture, Michelangelo was also an accomplished author of homoerotic poetry.
The African-American gay male literary tradition consists of a substantial body of texts and includes some of the most gifted writers of the twentieth century.
Combining elements of incongruity, theatricality, and exaggeration, camp is a form of humor that helps homosexuals cope with a hostile environment.
Langston Hughes, whose literary legacy is enormous and varied, was closeted, but homosexuality was an important influence on his literary imagination, and many of his poems may be read as gay texts.
James Baldwin, a pioneering figure in twentieth-century literature, wrote sustained and articulate challenges to American racism and mandatory heterosexuality.
Oscar Wilde is important both as an accomplished writer and as a symbolic figure who exemplified a way of being homosexual at a pivotal moment in the emergence of gay consciousness.
Mayor Annise Parker (right) and First Lady Kathy Hubbard.
Congratulations to Houston Mayor Annise Parker and First Lady Kathy Hubbard, who wed in a ceremony at a private home in Palm Springs, California on January 16, 2014. The wedding came on the couple's 23rd anniversary.
Mike Morris reports in the Houston Chronicle that the ceremony was held at sunset and was attended by a small group of family and friends of the couple, including Parker's mother and Hubbard's sister.
"This is a very happy day for us," said Parker, the first openly gay mayor of the nation's fourth largest city. "We have had to wait a very long time to formalize our commitment to each other. Kathy has been by my side for more than two decades, helping to raise a family, nurture my political career and all of the other ups and down and life events that come with a committed relationship."
The ceremony was performed by Episcopal priest Rev. Paul Fromberg. Formerly the rector of St. Andrew's Episcopal Church in Houston, he is now the rector of St. Gregory of Nyssa Episcopal Church in San Francisco. He is the partner of Parker's longtime political consultant Grant Martin, also formerly of Houston.
Former state District Judge Steve Kirkland and Mark Parthie of Houston, who are longtime friends and business partners of Parker and Hubbard, served as witnesses.
Parker and Hubbard met in 1990 when Hubbard, a tax consultant, stopped by Parker's Montrose bookstore, Inklings, looking for clients. They have two daughters and a son, and their goddaughter lives with them.
Parker had previously said that she would not get married until the union was legal in Texas, but the Supreme Court ruling striking down the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA) in June 2013 seems to have changed her mind.
"At some point I fully intend to marry [Hubbard]," Parker said in November. "I will say that when the Supreme Court ruling came down, the first person to call me was my youngest daughter, who said, 'Does this mean you're going to go out and marry mommy now?' And I said, 'Well it doesn't exactly mean that because it doesn't change everything.' But, you know, I also am conscious of the messages I send to my own kids."
Houston City Councilwoman Ellen Cohen greeted the news of the marriage happily. "It's wonderful," she said. "They've demonstrated a commitment to each other over all these years. How marvelous it is that they can look forward to a long life together as a married couple. I'm very happy for them."
Others, however, were not so congratulatory. Harris County Republican Party Chairman Jared Woodfill accused Parker of "bringing California and New York values to Texas, and these are values Texans don't subscribe to. Texans have defined their position on marriage in the form of a constitutional amendment."
Woodfill has been involved in lawsuits attempting to challenge Parker's extension of health and life insurance benefits to all spouses of legally married city employees, including same-sex couples.
Soon after her re-election in November 2013 to her third and final term as Mayor of Houston, an election she won with 57 percent of the vote, 30 percent more than her closest opponent in the nine-person field, Parker issued an executive order extending the benefits, effective January 1, 2014.
The order violated the intent if not the letter of a citizens' initiative passed in 2001 to deny benefits to same-sex partners of city employees, but did so by limiting spousal benefits to legally married partners, apparently not foreseeing that same-sex couples would ever be able to be legally married.
In extending the benefits, Parker argued that the United States Supreme Court decision invalidating DOMA supersedes a similar state constitutional amendment in Texas.
Woodfill filed suit in state court alleging that Parker's executive order violates the city charter, the state Defense of Marriage Act, and the Texas Constitution. A tame Republican judge issued a temporary restraining order putting the benefits on hold.
However, City Attorneys and Lambda Legal succeeded in bringing the dispute before a federal judge, who dissolved the state judge's restraining order and the benefits have gone into effect even as the question of whether the mayor acted properly in extending them will be adjudicated.
In announcing their marriage, Parker and Hubbard clarified that Hubbard would not seek insurance benefits from the city.
In the brief video below, Mayor Parker speaks of her experience growing up gay.
In the video below, Houston television station KHOU-TV reports on the nuptials.
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Last November, after Florida had suffered through seven conference games with a woefully tragic offense, the Gators hosted South Carolina in what was the de facto SEC East championship game. The Gators lost by 22 points that night, but despite the comedy of errors that littered the 2010 season, Florida was still a mere 60 minutes from taking the SEC East crown.
After four games, it's clear that the Gators are poised to make a legitimate run at the SEC East title in head coach Will Muschamp's first year at the helm. Not only can they make a run, they should be the favorite.
So what has changed this year?
Let's start with the defending division champs. The Gamecocks still suffer from a one-dimensional offense and have a woefully inconsistent quarterback in Stephen Garcia. It seems strange to say that the South Carolina offense is all Marcus Lattimore considering that Alshon Jeffery is the best wide receiver in the country, but that's where the Gamecocks are at this point. Stop Lattimore, and you stop South Carolina. It was true last season, and it is true again this season.
Sure, South Carolina's defense is lights out, but Garcia is going to do his best to try and give games away. If he plays like he did the last few weeks, that will happen two or three times once South Carolina gets into some meatier competition. You know it, and I know it.
For South Carolina, nothing has changed, and that's the problem.
Meanwhile, in Gainesville, new offensive coordinator Charlie Weis has transformed Florida from offensive punch line to offensive power in just one offseason. With an average of 462 yards per game, the Gators have the most potent offense in the SEC. Sure, the majority of that offense was amassed against Florida's typical early season cakewalk, but that's not an excuse if you look deeper into the numbers..
Consider Florida's start to 2010. Against similarly weak competition, Florida averaged 355 yards per game through four games - 107 yards fewer than this season. Again, a reminder, this same Florida team - which got worse on offense before it got better after its first four games of 2010 - was within 60 minutes of playing for the SEC Championship.
With the rest of the SEC East either still re-building or going backwards, this race will come down to Florida and South Carolina. If we're judging on each team's body of work in 2011 (which we should), Florida should be the odds on favorite to win the division.
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If it's true, History Supreme is indeed a history-making yacht.
UK designer Stuart Hughes claims the 30-metre long 'History Supreme' yacht is adorned with 100,000 kilograms of gold and platinum that covers more than half its surface and even comes with a statue made from the bone of a T-Rex dinosaur.
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Thank you to Daniel Trilling, my colleague over at Cultural Capital, for alerting me to this wonderful performance. (I know, I know, talking about Sarah Palin is getting really tired now but I liked this too much, and miss her.)
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I have been saying this guy is playing some pretty good ball..
He is an easy target for the Celt's problems, but this guy has been playing very well
as of late. Especially on Defense. He has evolved his game from just a jump shooter to taking it down low and even taking one handed shots on occasions! LOL..
Only Green has shows more development in their respective games.
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Algiers — Algerian forensic specialists arrived in Paris on Monday (August 4th) with more unidentified remains from the recent Air Algerie plane crash.
The police analysts wrapped up work at the crash site in northern Mali's Gossi region on Saturday, allowing them to head to an advanced DNA lab in France, according to Algerian Judicial Police Chief Abdelkader Kara Bouhadba.
The Air Algerie plane MD-83 leased from Spanish company Swiftair disappeared July 24th in bad weather less than an hour after leaving Ouagadougou for a 4-hour flight to Algiers.
All 116 passengers and crew aboard the craft died in the crash. The victims were from Algeria, France, Spain, Lebanon and Burkina Faso. Algerian authorities said they would compensate victims' families and assist with funeral arrangements.
Investigators spent a week examining the plane debris. They collected more than 1,200 remains.
The identification of victims "could take weeks, months and maybe years," Bouhadba said. "The important thing is to find the truth."
"Many of the samples of bodies that were taken from the scene are unusable due to weather conditions and the strong impact of the plane crash that turned bodies into remains," the police chief said.
"This process is a humanitarian priority for us," he added.
DNA testing will be used to identify the victims' remains, said Ali Feragui, deputy head of the Algerian forensic police.
"We realised right away that we would have to go straight to DNA analysis," AFP quoted Colonel Patrick Touron of the French gendarmerie's Criminal Research Institute as saying.
"We saw that we had no intact bodies... just very badly broken bodies, which weren't identifiable using the classic forensic methods, dental records and fingerprints," he explained.
The families of the six Algerians killed in the crash were asked to provide DNA samples, in order to match them to remains collected from the crash site.
As to the cause of the crash, all signs point to bad weather.
According to Burkinabe radar, the pilot changed course in the middle of a storm, causing the plane to fall from a height of 10,000 metres in just three minutes.
Mohamed Mechta, a civil aviation advisor, said the flight crew's inexperience might have contributed to the disaster.
"Lack of knowledge about this air route may be the only justification for why the plane entered into the storm," he told Magharebia. "It's unnatural that a pilot enters an area of air turbulence in this way; the pilot might have run into the very storm he wanted to avoid."
This kind of weather poses a great danger, especially if the plane is inside the storm, Mechta said.
"In such cases, the plane experiences violent vibrations and can lose balance, and fall in less than one minute," he added. "That might have been the horrible scenario for the passengers."


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Radio Milwaukee pursuing Walker's Point location
Public radio station Radio Milwaukee Inc. hopes to move its studios and other operations from the Milwaukee Public Schools administration building to a much more visible location: the redeveloping Walker's Point area.
Radio Milwaukee's offer to buy the 14,200-square-foot building at the northeast corner of E. Pittsburgh Ave. and S. Barclay St., has been accepted by the property's owner. Radio Milwaukee is conducting its due diligence and hopes to close on its pending purchase by January or February, said Mary Louise Mussoline, executive director. »Read Full Article(3)
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The Violent Femmes' Brian Ritchie and Victor DeLorenzo haven't spoken to each other in five years. But in just a couple of weeks, the Milwaukee musicians, along with Femmes frontman Gordon Gano and longtime touring cajon player John Sparrow, will play music together in front of tens of thousands of people.
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Lollapalooza passes sell out; Pitchfork Festival announces full lineup
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CMT premieres music video from Milwaukee's Trapper Schoepp and the Shades
Fresh off its shows in sunny Austin, Texas during South by Southwest, local Americana act Trapper Schoepp & the Shades is paying tribute to the frozen tundra that is Wisconsin in winter with its new music video. »Read Full Blog Post(1)
Bay View's Palomino closing for remodeling, menu changes
Palomino Bar in Bay View will close after service April 7 for remodeling, and when it reopens an estimated four to six weeks later, it will also have a new menu and new business partners.
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Osmanthus fragrans (fragrant olive)
Detail of an illustration of Osmanthus fragrans by Lilian Snelling
Species information
Osmanthus fragrans Lour.
fragrant olive, tea olive, sweet olive
Not known to be threatened.
Ornamental, culinary, medicinal.
None known.
About this species
The generic name Osmanthus comes from the Greek osma, meaning fragrant, and anthos, meaning flower. Osmanthus fragrans certainly lives up to this name, having exquisitely scented flowers. It has been cultivated in China for about 2,500 years, and is still of importance there today, the flowers being widely used to flavour tea, wine and sweets, as well as an ingredient in herbal medicine. The city of Guilin (meaning 'forest of sweet osmanthus') is named after the numerous Osmanthus trees there. It is a popular street tree throughout the warmer parts of China, filling the air with scent on warm autumn evenings.
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Geography and distribution
Native from the Himalaya (where it is found at 1,200–3,000 m above sea level) to China, Indochina and south Japan: also commonly cultivated in China, Taiwan and south Japan.
A large, upright shrub or small tree in the wild, with finely-toothed, evergreen, glossy dark green leaves, 7–15 cm long and 2–5 cm wide. The flowers are small (5 mm long), creamy-white (or orange-coloured in Osmanthus fragrans var. aurantiacus), strongly fragrant, four-petalled and are borne in stalked clusters, from summer to autumn. The fruits are bluish berries up to 12 mm long.
Osmanthus fragrans was formally described by João de Loureiro, a Portuguese Jesuit missionary, whose Flora Cochinchinensis, published in 1790, included descriptions of plants from Cochinchina (in southern Vietnam), China and Mozambique.
Illustration from Curtis's Botanical Magazine
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Now well over 200 years old, it is the longest running botanical periodical featuring colour illustrations of plants. Each four-part volume contains 24 plant portraits reproduced from watercolour originals by leading international botanical artists. Detailed but accessible articles combine horticultural and botanical information, history, conservation and economic uses of the plants described.
Published for the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew by Wiley-Blackwell Publishing.
Osmanthus fragrans has a long history of use in herbal medicine, and is used in perfumery and as a flavouring. The flowers are used to make a scented jam and tea (hence its common name, tea olive), and in traditional herbal medicine a decoction of the stem bark is used to treat boils and carbuncles. The essential oil has insect-repelling properties.
Millennium Seed Bank: Seed storage
Kew's Millennium Seed Bank Partnership aims to save plant life worldwide, focusing on plants under threat and those of most use in the future. Seeds are dried, packaged and stored at a sub-zero temperature in our seed bank vault.
Description of seeds: Average 1,000 seed weight = 174.95 g
Number of seed collections stored in the Millennium Seed Bank: None
Fragrant olive can form a tree up to 6 m high and wide, and so needs plenty of room to grow, though is often trained as a small, standard tree. It is hardy to -5°C for short periods, but in cooler areas, such as Britain, it is best grown in a glasshouse or conservatory, or against a warm wall.
Osmanthus fragrans was first introduced to Europe in 1789, when it was brought to Kew as Olea fragrans, but this early introduction was from southern China, and did not thrive or flower well in England.
This species at Kew
Fragrant olive can be seen growing in the Temperate House at Kew (currently closed for restoration - due to reopen in 2018).
Specimens of wood from Osmanthus fragrans are held in Kew's Economic Botany Collection, where they are available to researchers, by appointment.
References and credits
Chang, M-C., Chiu, L-C., Wei, Z. & Green, P.S. (2011). Flora of China, Volume 15: Oleaceae. Osmanthus fragrans. Available online (accessed 26 February 2011).
Ding Desheng & Kangming Yank (1989). Osmanthus fragrans in China. Perfum. Flavor. 14(5) (Sept.-Oct. 1989): 7-13.
Green, P.S. (1958). Osmanthus fragrans f. aurantiacus. Notes Roy. Bot. Gard. Edinburgh 22: 493.
Krussmann, G. (1986). Manual of Cultivated Broad-leaved Trees and Shrubs. Batsford, London.
Mabberley, D.J. (2008). Mabberley's Plant-book: A Portable Dictionary of Plants, their Classification and Uses. 3rd edition. Cambridge University Press, Cambridge.
Manandhar, N.P. (2002). Plants and People of Nepal. Timber Press, Portland, Oregon.
Omura, H., Honda, K. & Hayashi, N. (2000). Floral scent of Osmanthus fragrans discourages foraging behavior of cabbage butterfly, Pieris rapae. J. Chem. Ecol. 26(3): 656-666.
Pinto, M.S. (2009). The Jesuits Le Cheron d´Incarville (1706-1757) and João de Loureiro (1717-1791) and the Plants of China. Presentation to the Macau Ricci Institute.
Stapf, O. (1928). Osmanthus fragrans var. aurantiacus. Curtis's Bot. Mag. 154: tab. 9211.
World Checklist of Selected Plant Families (2010). The Board of Trustees of the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew. Available online (accessed 15 November 2010).
Kew science editor: Martyn Rix
Kew contributors: Steve Davis and Chris Leon (Sustainable Uses Group)
Copyediting: Emma Tredwell
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I actually stayed here a few years back. I was wanting to come to the area again, which is what prompted me to look the place up and now write a review. We visited in October when the apples were in season. The property has its own apple orchard. Our stay was absolutely incredible. It's one of our favorite memories. Can't go wrong here.
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I surprised my girlfriend to a two night stay at Brian and Tina's Inn this summer and we both had an amazing time. We were welcomed by their two overly friendly golden retrievers and Tina even stayed up for us because we arrived to Ashland later than we had initially planned. Tina's cooking is amazing and she spoiled us with plenty of desserts. Brian would show up to our cottage every morning with an amazing breakfast and coffee or whatever else we asked for. Definitely the best value I could find in the Apostle Island area for a cozy bed & breakfast. If we trip to northern Wisconsin again we will definitely pay them another visit!
5 on March 30, 2014
In January, during one of the coldest stretches of the winter, my wife and I had the thrill of staying at the Inn At Timber Cove. After a long drive, we were welcomed warmly by Tina and her dogs (beautiful dogs! :-) ) We had booked the Summer Kitchen, a stand-alone building that has a gas fireplace and its own seating area - perfect for the fantastic breakfast served in your room each morning. The Brazilian Upside-down Pancake (I hope I got that right) was worth the full price of admission. We used this as our homebase as we explored Ashland County, including a drive across the Ice-Road to Madeline Island and a visit to Big-Bend State Park, as well as a visit to see Copper Falls (still running in the cold) on a well maintained snow-shoe trail. We sampled the local beer at the Deepwater Grille & Brewpub (had the Friday Whitefish Meal as well). After our snowshoeing, we even grabbed some pizza and took it back to the Inn and spent a very relaxing evening reading by the fire and relaxing. Brian and Tina are very welcoming and very tuned to the details of allowing one space to relax - the separate buildings are a unique touch that adds to the idea of retreat. I am sure it is fantastic at all times of the year - especially the summer - but we will always treasure our Winter escape to the Inn at Timber Cove. Highly Recommended.
5 on July 03, 2012
Brian & Tina were wonderful hosts taking time out of their busy family time during the holiday season to treat us like royalty. The meals were out of this world. So delicious! We will certainly visit the Inn at Timber Cove again and will definitely recommend this Bed & Breakfast to my friends and family. Sandy & Bill Barnett
4.8 on September 20, 2009
In Short: I was born and raised in Wisconsin and this little piece of property is truly my favorite place in the whole state. Tina and Brian (the owners) are two of the most gracious and talented people I know. Tina's meals and night-time desserts are outstanding. I have been a return-customer at least four times and plan to visit again in the future. Details: My husband and I visited on a weekend in September. We arrived at 8pm, checked in after a warm greeting from Tina and Brian, and were ushered to our room--the Guest House. Waiting for us on the kitchen table were three large pieces of moist blackberry wine cake. I made decaf coffee, turned on classical music that we could hear throughout the house as relaxed after our 3 hour drive up to Ashland. The comfy chairs in the sitting area of the house are a perfect setting for kicking up your feet, flipping through a magazine and even (when it's chilly) turning on the fire place. In the morning, Tina brought us our breakfast on a tray. It was the "Farmer's" breakfast of scrambled eggs with melted cheese, sausage rounds and toast with raspberry jam. There were also two miniature pears, delicious coffee and cranberry juice. Tina's morning fare left us full for well into the afternoon. At Tina and Brian's recommendation, we visited Little Girl's Point in Michigan, Superior Falls and then toured Bayfield. We returned to the Inn to rest a bit before heading back out to Main Street Ashland for a delicious meal at Deep Water Grill. Upon returning from dinner, Brian asked us if we would like a fire out in their yard. We agreed and he lit a fire just for the two of us. It was so nice to sit and relax with the stars twinkling overhead and their dogs sitting with us. Tina and Brian joined us and we had good, encouraging conversation. I cannot say more about Inn at Timber Cove. It is a place of peace, healing, joy, beauty and renewal. Make a reservation soon! --Grace and Ben from Virginia
5 on August 09, 2009
Our August visit to the Inn at Timber Cove was truly outstanding! We've stayed at lovely B&B's through the years but this was an exceptional experience. Our hosts, Brian and Tina, were warm, friendly and couldn't have been more hospitable. The huge, homemade breakfasts were scrumptious!! We enjoyed peaceful walks around the grounds and loved our stay in the carriage house which was quaint, quiet, and very comfortable. We look forward to a return trip!
5 on May 21, 2009
I've spent two separate weekends and each time, the experience was outstanding -- charming accommodations, sumptuous breakfasts and exceptionally friendly service. I highly recommend this inn.
4.8 on May 16, 2009
I stayed at the Inn at Timber Cove mid-May, 2009 and plan to return next week. Very reasonablly priced, the hospitality is outstanding from all family members (including Chip, one of their two great and friendly dogs). The hosts are incredibly gracious and accomodating, going out of their way to be welcoming. The evening tea and dessert and the morning breakfast (brought to me) were incredible. I stayed in the Carriage House, a delightfully warm and nicely decorated little building with stands of beuatiful flowers to admire all around. I'm a runner, and the Inn is located within 6/10 of a mile from a former rail line that has been converted to a running/walking trail. As well, a couple of blocks further on leads you to another trail along Lake Superior. I have stayed at B and B homes across Canada (my home) and have no trouble saying this is in the top 2 or 3 of any place I have ever stayed.
5 on March 04, 2009
Totally AWESOME Bed & Breakfast. The Internet site does not do enough justice to this B&B. The B&B and the innkeepers were wonderful. We stayed during the winter & there was snowplowed trails we over the property that we walked thru with our young son. The innkeepers were so friendly and outgoing. Our son did not want to leave as he had so much fun. We were made to feel so comfortable and at home here. We plan on making this our stopping point every time we travel to visit family in MN. We hope we can come back sometime over the summer or fall to enjoy a different experience of the place. This is a beautful and wonderful place to stop and relax.
5 on July 14, 2008
The Inn at Timber Cove is the quintessential place to relax, recover, find yourself, do whatever you wish to achieve in the time you have on your stay. The breakfasts and evening desserts are delectable. The rooms are cozy, quaint, welcoming, the perfect place to read the morning paper or take an afternoon nap. If you like nature, you can stroll amongst the forest on the grounds. If you like music or reading, browse through the collection in your room and enjoy the various choices. There is one key element not graded in the chart which makes the I at TC better than the rest and that would be the Innkeepers. Brian and Tina are warm, welcoming, informative and something that makes the Inn at Timber Cove that much more charming.
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Brian and Tina have spent time living overseas. Their interest include travel, books, golf and family.
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