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Witter, based in Orlando, Fl., started the website in 2004 after a casual conversation with his friends about what believers might want after they leave their non-believing loved ones behind. And he said he hasn't changed the website since it first launched.
Witter, an atheist, charges $4.99 to $799.99 to deliver a pre-written letter to those loved ones. Ritter said he suspects the postal service and email services will not be available anyways.
Witter, the postmaster general of the Post-Rapture Post, said he has only sold his simplest letter product at $1.99, although he does offer more elaborate options. For $800, a calligrapher, a friend of his, will hand write your letter on "medieval parchment style paper."
Witter, who has another day job, said there has not been renewed interest because of the May 21 campaign.
He said there were about 200 letters when the website first launched, but now it "trickles in." In general, Witter said he receives more business from his merchandise, including mugs and t-shirts, with a ratio of 10 to one, than his letter products.
"I'm lucky if I get one every couple of months," said Witter about letter sales, who has sold about 400 letters in total. "This new event really hasn't added much."
He said 95 percent of the messages are from Judgment Day believers who want to encourage their loved ones that it's not "too late" to believe. The other 5 percent are jokes.
Kevin Thompson, co-owner of Northwest Shelter Systems, based in Idaho, said concerns about a nuclear disaster -- not Judgment Day -- have driven recent sales of his hidden rooms and bomb shelters.
"We're not a doom-and-gloom company by any means," he said. "People are still purchasing shelters from us for a number of other reasons."
Sales have increased 60 to 70 percent since the start of this year, he said. He attributes the growth mostly to the tsunami and earthquake in Japan in March, and especially the resulting concerns about radiation emitting from the Fukushima plant, north of Tokyo, Japan.
Thompson estimated that his company has built more than 300 shelters in 21 years of operation.
Thompson said his company is also a certified contractor for the government. Northwest Shelter systems have cost from $50,000 to $20 million, although, Thompson said, the average is about $1.4 million.
Barbie Grossman, who is media director for the Vivos Group, which is a company based in Southern California that builds underground shelter networks, she said there has been a diverse range of sales inquiries but the company has not yet built a network for a group expecting Judgment Day.
Vivos builds the underground networks for groups of 112 to 1,000 people that in some ways are luxurious hide-out accommodations that include food, water and power. Members from one large group in central Europe paid $25,000 per person for continuous ownership.
"It's yours forever to pass onto your children or grandchildren," she said. "If nothing happens, it keeps on going."
Jerry Jenkins, the writer behind the "Left Behind" series of books about the apocalypse, said he has a growing number of media requests regarding the May 21 campaign, although he is not aware of a respective increase in sales.
Jenkins worked with the pastor, Tim LaHaye, for the series' 16 books, which have sold more than 63 million copies, the first published in 1995. Jenkins said the books have been re-released this year with new covers and updated words related to technology in the series. He said the re-release was planned last year and related to the series' 15th anniversary, not the May 21 campaign.
Jenkins said it is "folly" to try to predict the second coming. "I think we're supposed to be ready, wait and watch. But I do think God is merciful and wants more to believe and not be left behind," Jenkins said.
Gunther von Harringa, spokesman for Family Radio and president of Bible Ministries International, said it is "ludicrous" to think that businesses will be able to function after Judgment Day.
"There's going to be a worldwide earthquake when many millions are going to die, and all the cities around the world are going to come crashing down," he said. "The idea that someone is going to profit from this is absurd."
He also said animals are going to die just as humans will.
"It's going to be a struggle just to survive for humans," he said. "The world as we know it is going to be radically altered and everyone will be in the same boat."


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To paraphrase Nancy Sinatra, doggie boots aren't made for walking. They confuse the poor animals, and they don't like wearing them.
To paraphrase Nancy Sinatra, doggie boots aren't made for walking. They confuse the poor animals, and they don't like wearing them.
Are you ready for a dose of adorable? Then I have the video for you: Savannah the Cheetah and Max the Puppy's rambunctious play date at the Cincinnati Zoo.
Baby Oliver makes some of the funniest and cutest facial expressions you'll see and all in a very short amount of time.
A video of two babies swaying side to side while their dad plays guitar is so adorbs, it's blowing up the Internet. The vid features a couple of 11-month-old twin girls about to go all nom nom nom on peas while dad serenades them with his mad guitar skills.
The best thing about trampolines is not the countless hours of backyard fun they provide. Oh, no, no, no. It's the countless funny human fails they provide
Like the ballpark coming to downtown El Paso, we can't make the "Call Me Maybe" lip-dub videos stop either. They just keep flooding YouTube. But the newest one gets a pass from me because it features U.S. Army soldiers stationed in Afghanistan.
It's amazing how much time on their hands some people have. That being said, whoever it was who sifted through 295 movie scenes to create this version of "Baby Got Back" is an editing genius!
Have you ever had the feeling that you were about to faint? You can literally feel it coming on. First, you feel a little dizzy, and then your vision starts to go black. Then you go weak in the knees, and then, bam! Lights out!
If there's one thing a lot of us have in common, it's that we laugh when we see other people walk into something. What can I tell you, we just can't help it.
Head-banging at a rock 'n roll show is a time-honored tradition. Face-planting, not so much.
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Jeff Stelling says players, such as Luis Suarez, are often to blame when they are not given penalties.
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The time has come for players to start taking a good look at themselves. They really should.
I went to Southampton against Sheffield Wednesday in the Carling Cup this week where Mark Halsey was refereeing following the abuse he received via Twitter for his performance at Anfield at the weekend.
After the Anfield game various players claimed that Luis Suarez was not getting penalties because of his reputation. I think it is worth sticking up for Halsey here. There were people in the crowd at Southampton, who may not have even seen that game, saying, "no wonder they had a go at him after the Anfield game".
For what it is worth, Halsey is a good man and one of our best and most approachable referees. He was, generally speaking, in really good positions at Anfield to make those decisions. The problem, as in so many games now, was the players are intent on deceiving him.
Steven Gerrard and Glen Johnson both said that the penalty awarded to Manchester United last Sunday would not have been awarded to Suarez. Well, right. It is the boy who cried wolf syndrome. If you tumble down in the penalty area every time then of course referees will perceive you in a different way to other players. Of course referees will be more cynical as to whether it is a penalty or not.
If he kept on his feet more often, then when he did go down they might believe him. Suarez would need to be chopped down at the knees now to get a penalty and he has brought that on himself. Referees need more respect, particularly Halsey who was excellent at Southampton. He got virtually nothing wrong.
It is down to the players to give the referees a bit of a chance. We are not just talking about Suarez diving. We have well publicised incidents of players trying to cheat opposition at Chelsea, Manchester United and a host of clubs.
It drives me mad when we have this WWE grappling inside the penalty area at every corner; it drives me crazy when every footballer shouts for a throw-in when he knows full well that it has gone to the opposition. Is it any surprise that occasionally referees are deceived and get things wrong? I just think the players need to take a good look at themselves.
My only advice to Mark Halsey would be to come off Twitter. I do not understand for the life of me why anybody who might attract abuse would be on Twitter.
Crowds are going to go with preconceived ideas of referees and they are going to say he is useless because he has been condemned by certain managers and players.
It is unfair and they are sullying his reputation.
Strong Bond
It was terribly sad to hear that John Bond had passed away this week. Sky Sports re-ran a Times of Our Lives featuring John with Ronnie Boyce and Ken Brown. I sat and watched it again and it was great to see John telling tales of Bobby Moore, Ron Greenwood and a row over a plate of chips with Martin Peters. It brought back memories of what a great raconteur he was. He was ever stylish, ever articulate; a real gentleman of the game and very much missed.
Jeff's Gem of the Week
This week my highlight was Barnsley's 5-0 win over Birmingham. I could not believe what I was seeing on TV. Birmingham were absolutely awful but Barnsley were terrific, even though Keith Hill has not got a brass farthing to spend. They are everybody's favourites to go down, but they scored five and could have scored 10. People might view Barnsley in a slightly different light after that for the rest of the season.
Road to Wembley
This week saw a host of teams take another step towards Wembley with wins in the Capital One Cup but it also saw the launch of another Road to Wembley competition. Les Ferdinand, Mark Bright and I are among the ambassadors for a competition where fans can win a VIP behind-the-scenes trip to Wembley for their team's play-off final.
So if you think your team could reach Wembley and want to go in style, enter at www.prostatecanceruk.org/football for £3 - with at least half of it going straight to Prostate Cancer UK. It is a great cause.


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After bogeying the par-4 ninth hole, Dawson said his mindset wasn't in the right place at Bardstown Country Club's Maywood course. The break, though, allowed him regroup.
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Chris Bosh is not playing one of his best games right now during the first half of the NBA All Star game. Other than the continuos missed shots Bosh had, the most embarrassing had to be when Chris Paul dribbled between his legs. Bad thing is, Tony Parker did as well. At the end of the first half the West lead 69-65, with Wade leading the east with 12 points and Durant leading the west with 19 points.
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I started my vacation today. Thank goodness! I was starting to feel some major stress at work. Little things were getting on my nerves and I reached a point that I was afraid I might start snapping at people. That's not me. I don't like that whe... Read more
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It's been about a week and a half since I started looking at my calorie count. I've made little steps in raising my daily amounts while still being close to my WW daily points. I use my Activity Points earned more often now to make up for the di... Read more
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Friday, September 13, 2013
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A few time constrictions this week have side tracked me and kept me from adding my "moments" this week. I thought of them and mini-celebrated them each day I just didn't get a chance to jot them down.
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Friday, August 16, 2013
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It is a strange thing that goals are supposed to drive us, or guide us, to success and yet each time I set a goal past the next 5 lbs, I fail. At the start of summer I set a goal of 14 lbs by labor day. I have been stalled ever since. I am not p... Read more
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So, another week. Another yo-yo. This time it's the down swing. At least a small one. -1.4. not bad but still not back down to where I was. And we have a week with no meeting. Well, what to do. I think I'm gonna try to take this 2 weeks and figu... Read more
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6:58 PM — There are proposals in Madrid to replace a plaza dedicated to Margaret Thatcher - who introduced Section 28 in the UK - with a memorial to a gay rights activist.
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25th September 2014
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9:49 AM — Lord Fowler is urging the Tories to back statutory Personal, Social, Health and Economic (PSHE) Education, in a bid to safeguard the health and wellbeing of young people.
19th August 2014
Thatcher told me: 'You mustn't become known just as the minister for AIDS' 19
11:52 AM — Lord Fowler has revealed that Margaret Thatcher felt he was in danger of becoming known as the "minister for AIDS" due to his crusade against the epidemic in the late 1980s.
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Review: Handbagged succeeds where The Iron Lady failed 8
6:43 PM — Geoffrey Smythe reviews Handbagged for PinkNews, a comedy play about Margaret Thatcher's relationship with the Queen.
21st March 2014
Gay author wins award for Thatcher book 7
3:57 PM — Writer, columnist and playwright Damian Barr last night won a top award for his memoir of growing up in a small town in Scotland during the Thatcher years.
1st March 2014
Anti-gay marriage MP's bill for 'Margaret Thatcher Day' fails 32
2:59 PM — Conservative MP Peter Bone, a staunch equal marriage opponent, seemingly isn't having a very good week.
21st January 2014
Petition calls for Bank Holiday to be named after Alan Turing amid 'Margaret Thatcher Day' controversy 25
7:36 PM — A petition has been started to push the Government to rename the August Bank Holiday after late gay computer genius and codebreaker Alan Turing, rather than after Margaret Thatcher.
29th December 2013
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10th December 2013
Video: Facebook celebrates gay equality in key events of 2013 1
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15th November 2013
Francis Bacon artwork breaks art auction world record at £89 million 9
12:12 PM — A triptych of portraits by the openly gay artist Francis Bacon has become the most expensive artwork ever sold at an auction, totalling £89.6 million.
11th November 2013
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28th August 2013
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It has been a dry, hot, yet somehow short season for the Oakdale Swim Team and its season will come to a head during the league championships at Pitman High on Saturday, July 25 in Turlock.
It took a few more laps than expected, but everything came together at the right time for the Oakdale swim team as the Gators strolled out of Ceres with their first victory of the season on Saturday, July 11.
Even when a squad advances to the Sac-Joaquin Section Division III Volleyball final there are ways to improve the program and the Oakdale Lady Mustangs turned to one of the nation's more formidable volleyball camps to take advantage of some tutelage.
Everything that needed to fall into place did during the 48th Annual Oakdale Mens Invitational at the Oakdale Golf and Country Club June 25-27. Over 200 contestants showed up and competed in one of the strongest fields the area has seen in some time.
The Oakdale Gold 12U Little League baseball team fought its way to the championship contest only to be edged out by the Ripon All-Stars in a 5-4 classic.
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When the Oakdale Gators rolled out the welcome mats for the Ripon Sea Lions and the Turlock Marlins, the team knew that they'd have their hands full and that proved to be the story as the Lions swam off to a convincing victory over the Gators and Marlins in June 20 action.
There is no question as to which city in this country is known as the Cowboy Capital of the World and the legacy of its rodeo riders and ropers is only getting better with the latest installment of Oakdale cowboys and cowgirls.
The Oakdale Gators swim team seems to be taking strides in the right direction with a positive third place finish during the Oakdale Invitational June 6 at the Royse Memorial Pool.
The Oakdale Gator Swim Team put out a tremendous effort against the visiting Tracy Tritons and Hughson Seadogs but in the end, the Gators came in third at the first home meet of the season. In spite of this, the following swimmers took home the most points in their age group: 9-10 girl, Emily Bennett with 21 out of 21 points; 9-10 boy, Brad Smith with 19 out of 21 points; and the 11-12 girls swept the top three with Summer Thompson 19 out of 21 points; Shelby Stender with 18 out of 21 points; and Jaci Warwick and Bianca ...
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The summer is off to a sizzling start but it will not be long before the boys of fall take over Oakdale. Like National Football League (NFL) teams, the Oakdale High School varsity football team is currently prepping for the upcoming season. Several members of the Mustang squad headed up to Placer High School recently to participate in a multi-team training camp.
Two of Oakdale's youth softball players are preparing to make a trip to Orlando, Florida to play in the inaugural ESPN Wide World of Sports All American Games July 13 through July 16. Oakdale youngsters Delainey Everett and Kylie Valente were named as members of the Northwest Regional Under Ten team after a tryout in Woodland, California back in February, and were informed earlier this month that they had made the team.
Five teams participated in the four-day annual Oakdale Baseball Association (OBA) Come As You Are tournament this past week. The action began on Wednesday, June 17 and came to a close on Saturday, June 20 under the lights of Fair Oaks Field at Fair Oaks Elementary School. The 12 and under division ballplayers geared up to play under the blazing afternoon sun and under the cool breeze and lights for their night games and put on a show for their fans, family and friends.
The Oakdale Gators Swim team kicked off the 2015 swim season on Saturday, June 6 at the Oakdale Aquatic Center. The first meet of the season hosted a large number of attendees for the Oakdale Swim Team's recreational group. Children as young as the age of 5 were ready to compete and take to the water, swimming in 25-yard events. The meet concluded shortly after 1:30 p.m.
All three levels of Oakdale High School baseball teams and their players were honored on Tuesday, May 26, saluted for their efforts during the season. Coaches, players, family and friends gathered at the OHS main gym Tuesday evening for the end of the season awards ceremony for the Mustangs.
Oakdale High School junior Hannah Chappell has made a tradition out of advancing to the California State Track and Field State Meet. Chappell, who competes in both the discus and shot put throwing competitions, powered her way to first place in the discus competition this past weekend at the CIF Sac-Joaquin Section Masters Meet at Elk Grove. Chappell's first place heave came on her third and final toss which traveled 151-02 feet. It not only made her a Section champion, it also made her a three-time State Meet qualifier.
One way local youngsters were beating the heat was attending the Kickboxing class the Oakdale Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) Academy offered at their Last Stand Training Center. The summer classes began on Monday, June 1 and will conclude on Friday, July 31. This unique class offers kickboxing, submission wrestling and anti-bullying tactics.
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If you were wondering, the explanation for the numbers is this:
5 - Version Number - Changed only when a new version is released
1 - Build Number - Changed only when major updates are released
0 - Release Number 1 - Changed when an update is released or when something is fixed
0 - Release Number 2 - Changed when a minor update is released that is not necessary to download.
Sorry about the mixup guys, actually i've moved back to my old server irc.authoritygamer.com Check us out in #authoritygamer
BTW, Staff Bot 5 is done! I'm uploading the BETA as we speak XD
Awesome, right now my server isn't up (not enough operations funding kinda sucks) but I have a backup. irc.flamechat.com #authoritygamer
come meet me there and we can chat about Staff Bot
You can open the console by typing /sbot -# where the # is the tab you wish to open (it is optional) or by pressing F1-F7 I believe, each one opens a different tab.
You can bring up the console by typing /sbot or by press F1 through F7 i believe. They each open a different tab in the console. Alternatively, you can type /sbot -# where the # is the tab number you wish to open. If the tab number doesn't exist, I do believe it defaults to the first.
Finally! I am resuming my work on Staff Bot 5. If there is anyone who is interested in the development of modules for Staff Bot 5, you can contact me on my server. If you have Staff Bot 4, type /support. If you have the HCC, simply connect to the Help Server, also you can type /server -m irc.authoritygamer.com -j #sbot5dev
Staff Bot 5 will be postponed until such a time as I see necessary. I will continue to develop SB4 until I can't anymore. Support is now available, simply type /support on your bot, it'll take you right to my server. If anyone is extremely familiar with SB4, please let me know and I'll put you in a staff position on my server. Enjoy!
I've updated to the latest version I can find. I will begin work on 5 immediately. Please note, no support will be given for 4 anymore unless I feel compelled somehow. :s
If anyone would like to help with Staff Bot 5, please come to my irc server (irc.authoritygamer.com) and well talk.


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Hearts will never be practical until they are made unbreakable.
Ok, I stopped this for a few months. Didn't have much luck since I have no social life so I thought I could give it one more go. I'm a single mother (father is not involved at all) and work from home as my mom's aide. She has MS and ALS so I basically do it all for her. At the beginning of next year, I will complete my CNA and work two jobs to save up for a house. I'm extremely independent and stubborn. I do all the cooking, cleaning, laundry, and repairs all while entertaining a 3 year old. I'm a big movie buff and can quote movies like crazy (It's a little pathetic). I work hard and am trustworthy, punctual, and faithful. Geez, sounds like I am answering for a job interview.. I love tattoos. The more you have the better! I have 3 so far. I am looking for someone to be my better half. Cheaters, druggies, smokers, liars, and kid haters are not welcome in my world. Someone who is kind, compassionate, loving, supportive, honest, faithful, and funny are all positives that I look for.
Camping , Dining out , Hobbies and crafts , Movies/Videos , Museums and art , Music and concerts , Performing arts , Playing cards , Shopping/Antiques , Travel/Sightseeing
Basketball, Billiards / Pool, Bowling, Cycling, Dancing, Hockey, Swimming, VolleyBall, Walking / Hiking
I exercise 3-4 times per week.
I have Cats
I like Birds, Dogs, Exotic Pets, Fish, Horses, Other
We have two beta fish, a maine coon and a tabby kitten.
The farthest I have traveled are to Florida and Maine. I don't travel as often as I would like to.
There is too much I like, and that's all stuff to discuss in person.
Going to zoos, the environmental center, amusement parks, festivals, block parties, etc.
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The New Zealand dollar fell nearly 2 cents after the announcement to trade at around 70 U.S. cents.
Reserve Bank Governor Graeme Wheeler said a reduction in interest rates was appropriate given that inflation was low.
"The New Zealand economy is growing at an annual rate of around 3 percent, supported by low interest rates, high net migration, construction activity and the decline in fuel prices," he said. "However, the fall in export commodity prices that began in mid-2014 is proving more pronounced."
New Zealand was unusual among industrial nations last year when it hiked interest rates while others were keeping them at historically low levels following the 2008 global financial downturn.
New Zealand made that decision because the economy was growing at a robust rate of around 4 percent and Wheeler also wanted to rein in skyrocketing house prices in the country's main city of Auckland.
But prices for milk exports have slumped by more than 50 percent since early last year, due in part to China's slowing economic growth.
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Cartoonist channels his inner 12-year-old
Steve Breen's new book started as laughs for his kids
Steve Breen, U-T San Diego's Pulitzer-winning editorial cartoonist, first started drawing as a kid — not for money, but for fun. Drawing got him noticed.
A few years back, he returned to those carefree days, drawing cartoons in his off-hours — macabre stuff involving aliens, zombies and superheroes — just to make his sons laugh. The drawings became a book, "Unicorn Executions and Other Crazy Stuff My Kids Make Me Draw," due out May 1, and the book has been optioned to Universal Studios for a movie.
He'll be at Warwick's May 27 at 7:30 p.m.
Q: Did you ever get in trouble in school for your drawings?
A: I got in trouble in second grade for a few naughty pictures, I'm ashamed to say. And I do remember once in sixth or seventh grade, the first week of school, I was absent-mindedly doodling as I was listening to the math teacher talk about the upcoming year and what was expected of us. She stopped and said, "I've heard that you are a good artist but that is not going to get you through math class." And I remember just kind of shrinking at my desk.
But I was a kind of weird combination of class clown and teacher's pet. I loved practical jokes, I loved being goofy on the playground, and I loved doing silly cartoons but I was not this subversive little delinquent. I am an Eagle scout, after all. My dad was an FBI agent, my mom and dad were straight arrow types, and I had a conservative, suburban Orange County upbringing. It wouldn't have been tolerated.
Q: You were the second of eight kids in your family. Did drawing help you stand out in the crowd?
A: I guess it did. My parents always got a kick out of my art. I was always able to make them laugh. As I got older, I remember the thrill I got when I graduated from making my classmates laugh to making adults laugh. Kind of a watershed moment. The work became a little more sophisticated and funnier than just stupid booger jokes and fart jokes. The scatological humor kind of dissipated and I started doing stuff a little more interesting.
Q: Tell me how the new project started?
A: One day about 2½ years ago, I was having lunch with an agent in L.A. and I was trying to talk her into some movie ideas. She liked my movie ideas, but she wasn't saying, "Oh, I've got to get Spielberg on the phone right away." Toward the end of the lunch she said to me, "Do you ever draw stuff for your boys?"
And I said, "Yeah, all the time." She said, "You ought to do a book based on those drawings and give it a provocative title. I bet you can get some Hollywood interest."
At the time, I didn't see how a movie could be made out of a book like that. I just thought, what a fun idea to turn these cartoons that I do for my boys into a book. And, if I was doing a book, it would kind of force me to do more drawings with them. That was the genesis.


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This book, which could not have been written twenty or even ten years ago, reflects, as Anthony Hayden QC observes in the Preface, 'the ever-evolving concept of the family'. We are more careful with our language now', he observes, especially in the wake of 'the raft of equality legislation' which 'provides a framework for a much fairer society in the future and one in which the options for children are expanded, keeping them at the centre of the legal process.'
Additionally and significantly, both societal changes and scientific research (which have given rise to issues linked with assisted fertility and surrogacy, for example) have evolved a multiplicity of situations in which 'who are the parents?' becomes a crucial and problematic question.
As is pointed out, 'couples in a same sex relationship require the assistance of a third person in order to create a child.' The 'who-are-your-parents' question is therefore 'family specific and fact specific'.
From all these developments -- examined in detail in this book -- there has emerged a new and rapidly evolving area of law with which the family lawyer and other concerned professionals need to be familiar.
Published by Jordan Publishing's Family Law imprint, this book clarifies the law as it relates to those either in, or wanting to be in, a same sex relationship and who have, or want to have children. The emphasis is therefore on children and their welfare where the law is at its most complex.
A quick glance through the book's contents will reveal the wide variety legal issues which impact on 'children and same sex relationships'. To cite only a few examples, the book examines everything from parenthood and parenting (e.g. genetic, biological, or psychological) to same sex adoption, gender recognition and civil partnership, to welfare benefits and the financial and succession issues which may follow a breakdown of a relationship. In particular the changes to the law in the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Act (HFEA) 2008 are carefully examined.
In exploring a wide range of fraught issues which can quite often obscure the legal landscape in this area of law, this carefully footnoted book also provides extensive research resources, including tables of cases, statutes and statutory instruments, plus detailed index.
The up-to-date statutory and jurisprudential position in family law pertaining to same sex couples is carefully elucidated, which means the book is extremely useful not merely to legal practitioners but to professionals in local authorities, adoption and benefits agencies and healthcare trusts. The law is stated as at March 2012.
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