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Ratings based on 418 Verified Reviews
They paid and stayed. We double-checked.
4.0 Room cleanliness
3.9 Service & staff
3.9 Room comfort
3.7 Hotel condition
They paid and stayed.
We double-checked.
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for Everyoneby A verified traveler
Posted Aug 2, 2015
Very clean , and the people where nice in the hotel and the Restraunt.
for Everyoneby A verified traveler
Posted Jun 8, 2015
Next to Buffalo airport, nice hotel layout. Gas stations and restaurants next to the parking lot.
for Everyoneby A verified traveler from va
Buffalo Airport Hotel StayPosted Jun 5, 2015
Pros: distance to the airport
Cons: maybe someone can help put our luggage to the second floor
Location: there were a lot one just need to find it or ask for it
The stay was pleasant, but when one is older and placed at a room in the second floor far from elevator its a killer!
by A verified traveler from Connecticut
It was an extremely basic Holiday Inn.Posted May 24, 2015
We checked in early and requested a cot, since they didn't have a room with 2 double beds. When we got back they hadn't delivered the cot and said they would bring one up. 1/2 hour later, still no cot. When we called them back they said there weren't any left (the morning staff hadn't noted our request for one) so they were going to bring some blankets. 20 minutes later (it was about 11 pm) they appeared with a cot.
for Everyoneby A verified traveler from Bronx, NY
A Welcoming Respite!Posted May 22, 2015
Pros: My room was comfortable and clean. The hotel staff was OUTSTANDING!
Cons: Nothing I can add.
Location: The location is convenient to Buffalo International Airport. Max's Grill restaurant could not be more convenient to access, for meals.
I booked this trip on relatively short notice. I was going to be in Buffalo for all of 24 hours. My flight arrived early and I got to the hotel at 10AM. Within check-in at 3:00PM, I was not realistically expecting a room. I was just hoping to drop off my luggage and make my way to a college graduation that afternoon. The hotel shuttle picked me up from the airport. (Note: If I recall correctly, the shuttle driver was "Brandon." He was professional, courteous and a safe driver.) Upon arriving at the hoteI, I received a welcome surprise. The compassionate hotel staff found a vacant room, allowing me to check-in! That was SUCH a help to me. I could comfortably get breakfast then catch a few winks, before the graduation! I dined at the hotel restaurant, "Max's Grill." The waitress service was pleasant and the food nicely prepared and presented. (Note: I made a point to speak with the manager on duty ["Lisa?"], who made time to speak with me. I commended her and her staff.) (Additional customer service NOTE: I checked out VERY EARLY Sunday morning and took the hotel shuttle to the airport, about a mile and a half away. Before going through security, I realized I'd forgotten a garment bag in my room! I hastily caught a roundtrip taxi back to the hotel. The young woman at the hotel desk [apologies for not recalling her name] was concerned for me and why I had returned. When I explained she prepared a key so I could retrieve my bag. I was able to catch my flight on time!!!)
by A verified traveler from Fl
close to airport staff services poorPosted May 19, 2015
Pros: nothing
Cons: services and cleaninessand correct advertisement do not promise what you cannot give on your advertisement if it going to cost more make guest aware
Location: just close to airport
unpleasent and unclean enviroment wrong adverticement, service addiction pay for comfort items and no contiental breakfast for guess and staff services very poor with attitude
by A verified traveler from Allentown, PA
Just OkayPosted May 18, 2015
Location: Close to the airport. Less than 10 miles to the University at Buffalo and about 25 miles to the Niagra Falls
Poor layout - Lobby is far for most of the guest rooms. Pool is outdoors Rooms & Bathroom are clean and tidy but not the hallways Overall it is not to the mark of Holiday Inn.
by A verified traveler
Posted May 18, 2015
They did not give extra tea bags and also the breakfast was terrible. The room did not have any closets. They did not even have a bottle of mineral water! Terrible experience!
for Getaway With Friendsby Jennifer from Ontari
A little loud but comfyPosted Apr 27, 2015 on Hotels
Only for one night with a friend for shopping, the room was comfortable, linens were very plush, the only complaint is the hotels location - right at the en of the runway to Buffalo airport. A little loud at times, we put the fan on to drown out the noise. Great gym equipment!
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Today is the deadline for teams and players to submit their arbitration figures. This is important because once figures are submitted, negotiating positions tend to harden, what with each side saying exactly what they want. As a result, there will be a lot of deals today involving arbitration-eligible players seeking to avoid submitting figures.
We'll highlight more notable ones — like, say, Heath Bell's — individually, but most of them will of the one-year variety, most involving minor players.
In addition to Bell, so far today we've seen deals for Reds reliever Billy Bray ($645K) and Nats reliever Doug Slaten ($695K). There will be a ton of 'em.
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Arctic offshore vessel NB 507 has been named after Russian Navigator Aleksey Chirikov at Arctech Helsinki Shipyard.
The vessel will be delivered to the largest Russian shipping company Sovcomflot shortly and will continue its path straight to Sakhalin area in Far East Russia, where it will supply the Arkutun-Dagi oil and gas field.
Arctech has built two arctic offshore supply vessels for Russian company Sovcomflot, which specialises in hydrocarbon transportation from Arctic and subarctic regions with challenging icy conditions. The first vessel of the series, NB 506 Vitus Bering was delivered to the client in December 2012.
Both vessels for Sovcomflot are similar, measuring 99.9 m in length and 21.7 m in breadth. Their four engines have the total power of 18,000 kW and a propulsion power of 13,000 kW. As multipurpose vessels, these vessels are capable of carrying various type of cargo and they are equipped for oil pollution clean-up, fire fighting, and rescue operations.
The naming ceremony of NB 507 Aleksey Chirikov was held according to old traditions at Helsinki Shipyard, attended by the President of the Republic of Finland Sauli Niinistö, the Ambassador of Russian Federation Alexander Rumyantsev, Ambassador of the Rebuplic of Korea Dongsun Park and the top management of Sovcomflot, Arctech and its owners STX Finland and United Shipbuilding Corporation. The naming was carried out by the Godmother of the vessel Elena Korniychuk, Chief Accountant of Sovcomflot Arctic.
"Vitus Bering and Aleksey Chirikov are the result of excellent co-operation between Arctech and Sovcomlot. These state-of-the-art multifunctional icebreaking supply vessels can be utilized in many arctic areas in the future and I see a global need for such Arctic vessels", says the Managing Director of Arctech Helsinki Shipyard, Esko Mustamäki.
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LaCie Introduces LaCinema Mini HD
LaCie today unveiled LaCinema Mini HD, the all-in-one WiFi High Definition media center. Its amazingly small and stylish design packs a big punch, bringing your HD movies, photos and music collections to your widescreen TV in full 1080p resolution.
LaCinema Mini HD bridges the gap between the computer and entertainment worlds in full HD quality. Featuring built-in high-speed 802.11n WiFi, LaCinema Mini HD brings a DLNA media player and server to your home without wires.
Transferring content to the LaCinema Mini HD is easy through the bus-powered USB connection for maximum transfer speeds, or by connecting the drive to a home network. Users can conveniently load files wirelessly from their computer or via the Ethernet connection.
"The new LaCinema Mini HD offers a full-featured media center by combining high storage capacity, compact design, and seamless store-and-play functionality," commented Salem Tirane, Digital Home Product Manager. "Users will benefit from large HD video format compatibility and the convenience of built-in wireless N streaming."
Playing movies is as simple as connecting the included HDMI video cable and selecting the wireless network. The drive is instantly ready to play content stored on its internal hard disk, attached USB drive or networked PC, Mac, or NAS (network-attached storage).
LaCinema Mini renders full HD 1080p movies in uncompromising quality on TVs and makes any movie, photo or music file accessible at your fingertips. Thanks to an extensive list of supported codecs, LaCinema Mini HD permits seamless playback of MKV, AVC, DivX and many more files on TVs. It is even possible to display album cover art and to create music-accompanied slideshows.
Encased in the latest minimalist design from Neil Poulton, LaCinema Mini HD is a fusion of art, simplicity and technology that can fits perfectly into any TV setup. Since it is also easy to carry, LaCinema Mini HD is ready to play back entire digital libraries anywhere, whether at a friend's house or at a holiday party.
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With its governor having his lips dripping with the words of interposition and nullification
Alabama's governor at the time was George Wallace, an infamous proponent of segregation, and thus a chief opponent to civil rights advocates like MLK Jr.
Wallace's inaugural speech just months before asserted the governor's desire to fight federal efforts to integrate Alabama schools.
In the name of the greatest people that have ever trod this earth, I draw the line in the dust and toss the gauntlet before the feet of tyranny…and I say…segregation today…segregation tomorrow…segregation forever.
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ATTICA, Ind. - A Covington man was killed Saturday when the ultralight plane he was piloting crashed three miles south of Attica.
Indiana State Police say Charles H. Coffing, 72, of Covington, Ind., was flying the aircraft around 1:30 p.m. Saturday when, for an unknown reason, the plan nose-dived into the ground.
Coffing was pronounced dead at the scene by the Fountain County Coroner's Office.
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Awards Calendar
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Academy Awards Nicholl Fellowships to Five Writers
The prizes, worth $35,000 each, will be awarded at a dinner Nov. 8 in Beverly Hills.
Five writers have been selected as winners of the 2012 Academy Nicholl Fellowships, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences announced Thursday.
The are: Nikole Beckwith of Brooklyn, N.Y. for the screenplay Stockholm, Pennsylvania; Sean Robert Daniels, Laezonia, Gauteng, South Africa, Killers; James DiLapo, New York, N.Y., Devils at Play; Allan Durand, Lafayette, La., Willie Francis Must Die; and Michael Werwie, L.A., Ca., Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile.
Each writer will receive a $35,000 prize, the first installment of which will be distributed at a gala dinner in Beverly Hills on Nov. 8. The winners were selected from a record 7,197 submissions.
The Academy Nicholl Fellowships Committee is chaired by producer Gale Anne Hurd and includes writers Naomi Foner, Daniel Petrie, Jr., Tom Rickman and Dana Stevens; actor Eva Marie Saint; cinematographers John Bailey and Steven B. Poster; costume desinger Vicki Sanchez; executive Bill Mechanic; producers Peter Samuelson and Robert W. Shapiro; marketing executive Buffy Shutt; and agent Ronald R. Mardigian.


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Another school year has come and gone. And what a year it was, especially in terms of high school athletics. At the end of every year, people compile their top 10 lists for this or that. I've chosen to take a different angle. ESPN has the ESPY Awards. Now, The News-Enterprise has the NEWSY Awards, named after our beloved mascot. In Thursday's edition, I looked a
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At 13, Andre McElroy will enter Central Hardin High School as a freshman in the fall. But by then the Elizabethtown resident already will have had a couple of years' experience in the business world, thanks to a little help from his mom.
The teen, like his mother, sells items online. In Andre's case it's handmade stress balls. Norma, his mother, sells bath and body products.
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An area pond teems with life.
Marie Butler of Cecilia celebrated her 90th birthday on May 14, 2010, with a lunch celebration attended by all of her children and immediate family. Formerly of Hardinsburg, Mrs. Butler has four children, seven grandchildren, 13 great-grandchildren and 14 great-great-grandchildren.
The Mihelic family, who volunteers at Warm Blessings meal kitchen, recently spruced up the grounds at the kitchen, at 609 E. Dixie Ave. in Elizabethtown. Pictured planting flowers along the roadside are Cody and Caitie with their father, Don, in the background. An evening meal is served at Warm Blessings at 5 p.m. Monday through Thursday for anyone needing this service. Showers and washer and dryer use are available on a limited basis by calling 763-9276 for an appointment.
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Beatdown After The Bell: UFC Fight Night Teixeria Vs Bader
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Jordan Breen returned to the Sherdog Radio Network Wednesday night for an express edition of "Beatdown After The Bell." This time Breen recapped the action from UFC Fight Night 28 which saw Glover Teixeira punch his ticket to a light-heavyweight title shot after stopping Ryan Bader in the first round by TKO. "The Mastermind" also discusses impressive performances from Joseph Benavidez and former Strikeforce middleweight champion "Jacare" Ronaldo Souza.
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Sideband Networks (www.sidebandnetworks.com) today announced it has been selected as a winner of the prestigious 2014 TiE50 Awards Program. Winners were announced on Friday, May 16th at the organization's annual entrepreneurial conference, TiEcon. Returning for the sixth year in a row, this year's TiE50 was open to all technology companies worldwide. Sideband Networks received the award after showcasing the industry's first solution that correlates together live streaming data, historical (logged) data and temporal patterns for the first time to generate a new perspective on network intelligence.
"It is an honor to be a TiE50 award winner for our innovative solution that gives users a complete understanding of their networks," said Zane Taylor, CEO, Sideband Networks. "We are proud to be solving a problem that organizations have faced for decades and celebrate alongside all of this year's TiE50 award winners."
More than 2800 companies from 27 countries were screened as part of the TiE50 selection process. The top 100 finalists showcased at TiEcon and the TiE50 award winners were chosen based on those presentations. The TiE50 track record since its inception in May 2009 shows that 94% of the winners and finalists have been funded, attracting billions in investments. Many of these companies have been acquired, merged or gone public.
"In the six short years since inception, the TiE50 program has become a global brand that attracts thousands of companies worldwide for this recognition," said Venktesh Shukla, president of TiE, Silicon Valley. "It is unique in terms of rigor of selection and the broad scope of companies that it reviews for this award and is one of TiE Silicon Valley's most successful programs. It is also worth mentioning that this is the only awards recognition in technology to be held by a large global non-profit organization."
Sideband's TiE50 award is the latest recognition for the emerging startup. The company has been lauded in the press with CRN calling Sideband Networks one of the "10 Coolest Networking Startups of 2013," while Enterprise Networking Planet named Sideband Networks one of "Five Networking Startups to Watch in 2014." Sideband Networks has also been recognized for its solution in several other publications including Network World, Network Computing and Data Informed.
For more information on Sideband Networks, visit www.sidebandnetworks.com
About Sideband Networks:
Sideband Networks provides application aware network performance management solutions that provide organizations with a single pane unified view to manage their networks by performing analytics of live network traffic, correlating analytics to provide network intelligence, alerts and action and dynamic network discovery that provides complete visibility of your network and the ability to be proactive on network issues for Cloud Services and Enterprise Networks. For more information, go to: www.sidebandnetworks.com
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TiE is a global not-for-profit organization fostering entrepreneurship through mentoring, education, and networking. We consider entrepreneurship to be the single most powerful instrument to advance global prosperity. Our greatest strength is our network of over 60 chapters in 17 countries with a worldwide membership exceeding 14,000 that includes successful entrepreneurs, venture capitalists, corporate executives, and aspiring entrepreneurs. For more information on TiE, visit www.tie.org
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Giving Thanks for Harvey Milk
by Andy Towle
November 27, 2008 | 9:44am
noah says
I saw the movie "Milk" yesterday and was struck by the parallels between Harvey Milk's fight against Prop 6 and the fight against Prop 8. Scary! All of the things that Milk did to win over different groups to support gay rights were ignored by today's No on Prop 8 leaders.
JoyZeeBoy says
I was horrified to find out that a young man I know (31) didn't know anything about Harvey Milk. I'm dragging his butt off to see the movie tomorrow night.
My generation has obviously done an extremely crappy job of educating the Gen X'ers in their gay history.
todd says
YOU and Towleroad make my life better Andy…and I'm thankful for that!!
Tom Clark says
Happy Thanksgiving to you and yours too Andy! And thanks for maintaining the very best source of gay news on the web.
Jesse says
Todd took the words right out of my mouth.
Thank you for doing what you do.
Happy Thanksgiving.
John Bisceglia says
Giving Thanks, Andy. Your website offers us the ability to stay current on the important issues of our day, while also giving us enough fluff and fun to make the other stuff not drive us insane or nihilistic. Our Renaissance Man.
resurrect says
joining in the chorus, thanks for being a leader in today's gay scene, Andy. your work here is not only about news and pop culture, but an organizing location for how I think about gay life – your views and that of all the contributors.
thanks for building out our community and extending the mission of leaders like Milk – appropriate for the time and focused on the need.
Sargon Bighorn says
Finally Gay history is being taught, and Not in the schools (even with the passage of Prop8, take that bigots). I saw the movie with a buddy and he was really moved (but not to tears, that's TOO Gay). He's now fired up to get involved with the Civil Rights struggle. Penn did a great job as did the other actors and actresses. As more Gay Americans see the film, I hope they understand the power of coalition building and being fearless. It's interesting how militant Gay Americans were 30 years ago and how timid they tend to be now.
Thank you T.R. for this blog. Happy T.G.
Michael Bedwell says
If you live in the Bay Area, and come to see "Milk" at the Castro Theatre, or come to SF in the next year, you can view the clothes Milk was wearing the day he was shot as part of a yearlong exhibit of the GLBT Historical Society that opened yesterday a few yards down at the corner of Castro & 18th. The exhibit is open every day but major holidays from 11-7.
I've sent a photo to Andy for those who can't see it in person.
peterparker says
Andy…thanks for all the great work you do!
MICHAEL BEDWELL, thanks for sending a pic of the exhibit to Andy. I can't wait to see it (hint, hint, Andy!).
On Tuesday night I rented 'The Times Of Harvey Milk', an Oscar winning documentary about Supervisor Milk that was released in 1984. And on Wednesday night I saw 'MILK'. I enjoyed both films, but for me 'The Times Of Harvey Milk' was the better film. It was richer in detail, more informative and more emotional. Unfortunately, it lacked scene after scene after scene of James Franco and Sean Penn kissing, but then every movie has its weak points. If you haven't seen it, rent 'The Times Of Harvey Milk'. It better explains the political climate of San Francisco during Harvey Milk's rise to power and the role the San Francisco Police Department and the San Francisco District Attorney's Office played in insuring Harvey Milk's assassin got off as lightly as possible (they excluded gay men from serving on the jury). And it has some *great* scenes of faggots burning police cars and basically fucking shit up during the White Night Riot that followed the incredibly lenient sentencing of Dan White.
Pugzz says
As a 50 year old gay man, this was part of my history. I came out in Texas in1978 after hearing about "people coming out in San Francisco." I also vividly remember not buying orange juice to boycott Florida and Anita Bryant. She really represented the first major push of the "Moral Majority". My knowledge and appreciation for Milk came later. I think Sean Penn did an awesome job capturing Harvey. I really enjoyed the movie and I can't wait to see the documentary spoken of in a previous post.
Happy holidays to all my brothers and sisters out there.
Reggie says
Happy Thanksgiving, Andy! And thanks for Towleroad. Keep up the great site, and know that many of us depend on you for information and news that really affect us, and touch us. At this time of being thankful for the blessings in our lives, acknowledging that you and your blog, are among my blessings I give thanks for. OK now how about a shirtless picture of your hot self?
Hephaestion says
I saw "Milk" and loved it, but I think the 1985 documentary "The Times of Harvey Milk" packs a much bigger emotional wallop.
CK says
Happy Thanksgiving to all… and also many thanks to Andy, for the great work!
What a great man Harvey Milk was… what a great inspiration. He SHOULD be part of what is taught and celebrated. Hear that Arnie, you idiot? All that was requested recently was a day of RECOGNITION for Harvey and you vetoed it! You are NO friend to the gay community… your lip service is too little too late and a wast of energy, Mr Schwarzenegger!
todd says
Didn't see this mentioned elsewhere — today's NYT has an editorial endorsing CA's investigation into the Mormon church's activities in connection with Prop 8:
Published: November 29, 2008
California's fair-elections commission is investigating a complaint against the Mormon Church's role in campaigning for Proposition 8, which made marriage illegal between people of the same sex. Based on the facts that have come out so far, the state is right to look into whether the church broke state laws by failing to report campaign-related expenditures.
Proposition 8, which California voters passed on Nov. 4, overturned a ruling by the California Supreme Court and wrote discrimination against one particular group of people into the State Constitution. After it passed, tens of thousands of people rallied in cities across the country in support of same-sex marriage. The California Supreme Court said recently that it would review whether Proposition 8 was constitutional.
Mormons were a major force behind the ballot measure. Individual church members contributed millions of dollars and acted as campaign foot soldiers. The church itself also played an unusually large role. Michael R. Otterson, the managing director of public affairs for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints — the full name of the Mormons' church — said that while the church speaks out on other issues, like abortion, "we don't get involved to the degree we did on this."
Fred Karger, the founder of a group called Californians Against Hate, who filed the complaint, contends that the Mormon Church provided significant contributions to the pro-Proposition 8 campaign that it did not report, as state law requires. The Fair Political Practices Commission of California is investigating, among other things, commercials, out-of-state phone banks and a Web site sponsored by the church.
If the commission finds that the church violated state reporting laws, it could impose penalties of up to $5,000 per violation, and sue for additional amounts. The Mormon Church, which says it is sending information to the commission, says it did nothing wrong.
Churches, which risk their tax-exempt status if they endorse candidates, have more leeway in referendum campaigns. Still, when they enter the political fray, they have the same obligation to follow the rules that nonreligious groups do.
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paul says
Saw "Milk" today and absoulutely loved it. Sean Penn deserves best actor award. We had lousy seats because by the time we got to the theater it was packed. and one of the most remarkable things was it was a mixture of gay and straight people of all different ages. we didn't mind sitting in the front seats knowing we were seeing something great!! I was moved to tears, especially having just participated in the big march for gay marriage. see this film!!
chowderSF says
I live right across the street from where Harvey Milk had his Castro Camera Shop here in San Fran, and it was fun watching them making the movie out my window last year. Seeing "Milk" has made has reinvigorated my community spirit and activism that has been lax in recent years…..Also check out Randy Shilts' book about Harvey called "The Mayor of Castro Street", which is a great document of those times. Also, thanks for doing this blog,,,,I always learn something or am entertained….keep it up!
Bryan says
In 1984, I was a Board member for MCC New Haven. That summer, we planned to observe the church's 10th anniversary with week-long events, the culmination of which was a sermon by the Rev. Troy Perry on Sunday. For me, premiering 'The Times of Harvey Milk' as a church funraiser, and interacting with the late Vito Russo (Celluloid Closet) in having the film shown in New Haven at Yale before its public release will stay etched in my mind. That film is one for the ages!!!
Bryan says
In 1984, I was a Board member for MCC New Haven. That summer, we planned to observe the church's 10th anniversary with week-long events, the culmination of which was a sermon by the Rev. Troy Perry on Sunday. For me, premiering 'The Times of Harvey Milk' as a church funraiser, and interacting with the late Vito Russo (Celluloid Closet) in having the film shown in New Haven at Yale before its public release will stay etched in my mind. That film is one for the ages!!!
Barb says
May the blood of Jesus wash clean your souls! Repent before it is too late
RJP3 says
Thanksgiving night went to see MILK after a special dinner out — four gay men treated like kings by the Boston waitstaff, swapping orgy stories we may have heard – and a gay divorce.
Then MILK in Brookline.
Could being gay ever had been that hard.
Nice to be able to feel that so over the rainbow of gay civil marriage.
Then we have Prop. 8, and Florida to win back.
new xxx pic updates – Happy Thanksgiving
Banne says
Thanks Anita Bry…I mean Barb. Your concern is duly noted and you are welcome to get back to your miserable life now.
Jeff NYC says
What a great film. But everyone should alos watch the '85 documentary.
If only we had someone as charismatic as Harvey Milk on the scene today…
Or even someone as charismatic as Sean Penn.
David Ehrenstein says
Playing in just 36 theaters "Milk" placed 10th at the box office this holiday weekend, with a better per-screen-average
than the Number 1 film "Four Chistmases."
On Friday it breaks wider.
tjc says
Banne– I didn't thought Barb was referring to the anti-gay folks, not us. They should repent before it's too late she was saying. I think you misinterpreted her warning.
peterparker says
@TJC…the comment from 'BARB' is directed at us. If you click her name, it opens to her website, a conservative KKKhristian blog that, among other things, denounces homosexuals.
tjc says
PeterParker– Oh, she might have THOUGHT it was directed at us, but I simply choose not to accept her hate, blame, and damnation. Instead, in the spirit of giving, I suggest she give it to the people who actually deserve it — the right wingers and Mormon foot soldiers who think they can trample us on their way to heaven.
David B. says
I remember the orange juice boycott — still don't like the stuff!
Barb says
I was searching for something and found this post by Barb linked to my blog. I did not post the above "REPENT" warning. I know who did. It was Denis Eble of Toledo,OH, aka MUDRAKE. He thinks he is doing homosexuals a favor if he posts offensive remarks under my name, perhaps to draw them to my blog –where I do defend traditional marriage between man and woman –and oppose the exacerbation of GID by parents and schools, setting up some kids for the life-time preoccupation, abnormalcy and medical procedures of transgendering.
I do hold to Biblical view on sexuality –that all sex apart from heterosexual monogamy is sin with many downsides –something to avoid at the first stage of thought before action –like adultery, pedophilia and incest, resisting sexual temptation. It is a biblical view.
As for Mudrake, he has been impersonating people, creating nearly duplicate profiles for his own postings –but in case of your blog here, all he had to do was fill the blanks with my name, email and web address.
I would not make the statement above about "washing your soul clean." That's his mistaken idea of my phraseology. He knows how to sound like a bigot. I am much more compassionate to those who say they wouldn' chose to be "different" in sexualtiy (those with GID who are homosexual because they don't fully feel like normal men and women) and I am mainly focused on child -rearing for normal sexuality and sexual self-image. I think it can be done.
I do find it counter-productive to celebrate a developmental disorder that we should work to prevent. The Pedophile claims the same inability to be normal in his attractions. The only reason we aren't celebrating his problem with pride parades (though NAMBLA has paraded) is because the partners are under-age –when much homosexual activity is first experienced and becomes addictive and cause for abnormal sexual self-image.


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After The Election, Pro-life Americans Find Themselves in the Minority
On May 23, 2012, Gallup released a poll that showed that people who identify themselves as 'pro-choice' was at a record low of 41%. Additionally, Americans who described themselves as pro-life, at the time, constituted 50% of the population. That nine point margin in America's ongoing culture war has flipped. Pro-choice Americans are now 54% of the population, compared to 38% who are pro-life, according to Rasmussen. As Allahpundit of Hot Air posted on November 15, "elections have consequences." However, it begs the question, where did all the pro-lifers go?
For one thing, we're a liberal democracy — a republic to be exact. As such, governments are based on public opinion, and opinion is shiftable sand. Therefore, there are no permanent victories in democracy. Conservative commentator George Will has spoken about this ad nauseum, and aptly made the observation that Sen. Barry Goldwater, who lost in the '64 presidential election, knew about this aspect in American society. Hence, why people say Goldwater didn't lose in 1964, it just took sixteen years to count all the votes. Reagan's win in 1980 was the reaffirmation of Goldwater's conservative conscience.
However, it cannot be denied that some Republican senate candidates made rather irresponsible remarks about rape and abortion on the campaign trail, which hurt the pro-life movement. Richard Mourdock in Indiana and Todd Akin in Missouri are the two names that comes up frequently in this discussion. Without a doubt, they paid a heavy price for their poorly constructed narratives that moved those leaning towards the pro-life argument, towards the pro-choice camp. Allahpundit reaffirms this claim, citing a CNN poll from last August showing that, "[Abortion was] nice and steady there in the mid-20s for 'legal under any circumstances' over the past five years – until suddenly, in August of this year, the number jumps. Why? Well, what else happened in August this year? Right: Todd Akin opened his yapper about "legitimate rape" and women's supposed biological defense mechanisms against it and that was the beginning of the end for Republican chances to take back the Senate. How big a deal was it? Weeks later, the NYT poll was seeing more support for the idea that abortion should be "generally available" than it had in over 15 years."
So, if some people, who are pro-life, are wondering why they lost popular support, they need only to look at some of the politicians selected to support their cause in Washington D.C. We need to be smarter.
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Stihl MSA 160 C-BQ electric chainsaw
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This is the first cordless battery powered chainsaw from German manufacturer Stihl. Recognised as one of the best makes of chainsaw, Stihl say this model boasts low-vibration, low-kickback and quiet running from its 12-inch blade.
The battery, which is sold separately, is a 36-volt beast which can be charged with a normal Al 100 charger, AL 300 quick charger or AL 500 hi-speed charger. Speed of charge all depends on how much you want to spend. Using the recommended AP 180 battery should deliver a good 40 minutes of use.
Black & Decker STC1815-GB 18V lithium cordless strimmer
£70, ffx.co.uk
Edging can be a bit of a hassle, especially with a cable constantly getting in the way. Since it's a relatively straightforward system running a strimmer it lends itself well to battery power.
This 18-volt Black & Decker strimmer, with E-Drive high torque technology, promises to make short work of most growth. It also sports a 25cm cutting range and auto-loading spool.
Users should get a hefty 44 minutes on a charge that takes 3.75 hours to get to full. Thanks to the lithium-ion Black & Decker claims even after sitting in the shed for 90 days it'll still have retained 80 per cent of its charge.
Makita BUB182Z 18V Li-ion body only cordless blower
£60, amazon.co.uk
Down from £100 on Amazon at the time of writing this deal gets you the great brand, Makita. The cordless blower uses an 18-volt lithium-ion battery, which needs to be bought along with charger separately. The whole kit comes in at around £180.
That gets you a blower that also sucks despite weighing a light 1.6kg. It'll blow and suck at different air flows depending on the noise level you need to maintain, or the power you need for a particular job. And since it's Makita it'll probably last you a lifetime.
The Makita charges to full in 22-minutes and runs for up to 75 minutes on Low, and 12 minutes on High, a 25-minute Medium setting.
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11:33? I adore you! You almost made me spit up my Starbucks! But I must say...if I'm with a guy that hasn't cleaned out thoroughly and has a case of the ass-hole sauce...HE'S OUTTA THERE!!!!
8:23 I mean lol watever...
They're both fruity
lol jk, i not a homophobe i swear!
Totally sounds like something I would say....
Fuck you 9:20. You fucking homophobe.
lmao.. i think i know who this is and now you have one!
Oh sorry different time zones
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Applesauce is fabulous
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one's delicious and one is sauce made from apples.
I want these too. And i live in 925...are you me?
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Noah Wotherspoon Band took 2nd place at the International Blues Challenge this year and he was named Gibson Guitar Player of The Year. The new album, Mystic Mud just dropped and is already making noise throughout the Blues World. I get to chat with Noah about his life and music and he may even have Rob & Brian along for the ride!
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The United States Women's National Team beat China 1-0, on Friday to advance to the World Cup Semi-Finals. They now face Germany, with the winner advancing to the Final, Sunday July 5th. Can the United States end their drought of World Cup Championships or will Germany stand in their way? Listen in and call the show.
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Commenting on Jerusalem's Gay Pride Parade, Rick said we now know why God calls Jerusalem "Sodom and Gomorrah" in the Last Days. In Part 2, cycles expert Bo Polny tells Rick his financial forecast for 2015-16. Later in the program, space scientist Dr. Leslie Wickman tells Rick why there is no conflict between science and the Bible.
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Welcome everyone to a brand new episode of The Power Alley with Steve Silver from 1090 The Fan in Seattle, Wa and Bo Reed from LetsTalkRangers.com. On today's show, we'll leadoff with the front runners in American League. The Houston Astros are hot, the Detroit Tigers are kinda hot, the New Yankees are hot, and mustaches are most definitely hot, Do you know who's not hot? The Seattle Mariners are not hot. The Texas Rangers are not hot, and MLB baseball could benifit from some middle of the road production.
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Thursday, July 30, 2015
5 for Friday
2. What aspect of your physical appearance do you think makes you stick out from the crowd? - Nothing. (I'm not saying this in a self-depreciating way. I just blend in, is all. I like it that way. I hate excessive attention.)
3. What do you always have with you while out in public? (for example, earrings, purse, wallet, watch, etc.) - My messenger bag.
4. Is there anything about your body that you think isn't normal? - No.
5. What are you complimented on (looks, smarts, anything) the most? Why do you think that's the case? - (a) My intelligence. (b) My relative sanity. I think that's the case because they're qualities that a lot of people lack. I'm not saying I'm the only smart, sane person, of course. Far from it. Comments like that are worth so, so, so much more than compliments on looks to me.
Thursday, July 23, 2015
5 for Friday
2. What's your favorite way to stay cool? Stay inside in the air conditioning.
3. What's your favorite way to stay warm? Pull on a sweater, brew a cup of tea, turn on the Edenpure heater and watch a movie.
4. When you see or hear the word "summer", what comes to mind? I love summer but my breathing loves winter and cooler weather more
5. Any major summer plans this year? Yep. Mostly family related stuff, but it's with the fun family members so it's all good.
Sunday, July 19, 2015
Caitlin Jenner
Dear Caitlin Jenner......being a female, I have never felt brave or courageous or under pressure to pick out my shoes or dress. Courage as a female, is facing your days with a bald head and battle scars from cancer. Courage as a female is carrying a child for 9 mos that you weren't planning on having. Courage as a female is being Mom & Dad to a child while putting food on the table because you are all that child has. Courage as a female is busting your butt to make it in a man's world. Courage as a female is to learn to walk out after you have been beaten by someone who "loves" you. We don't play dress up to feel brave, we are brave in our raw, authentic selves. You will find the most brave women in this world do not dress in the finest fashions adorned by jewels and make-up. They carry crowns of grey hair, wrinkles, tired bodies and weathered hands. Learn the difference. Sincerely, a real woman.
Monday, July 13, 2015
Why I support the Duggar family.
I love the Duggar's. I commend the Duggar's on how they raise their children. How strong their love is. How close their family is. How they help less fortunate. How they stay true to their faith. How they focus on the positive & not the negative. Jim Bob and Michelle Duggar are not responsible for what their son did. Josh is his own person and 12 years ago, Josh made his own decisions. I do not fault Jim Bob and Michelle whatsoever. What I personally am interested in is how they handled the unfortunate incidents. This is really just so awful. I thought I would just share some thoughts. This is my opinion only.
First, while all of this has been going on, I have never, ever, ever seen one person say "I defend Josh Duggar". I read tabloids, gossip sites, online articles, Facebook posts, etc. etc. No one defends Josh Duggar. Who in the world could? Who in the world would? There's NO justifying what Josh Duggar did. Anyone, in their right mind, knows that. I'm so tired of people saying "if you don't condemn him, then you're defending him!" Nope. Not at all. The acts Josh Duggar committed is disgusting. Violating others will never, ever be ok.
And then there are the lies. The twisting. My God. I know what Josh did. We all know what Josh did. It was 12 years ago. Does that make it right? Of course not. It will never be right. It will never be ok. It will never be acceptable. But really, what do people want? Do they want him to go back to treatment now? Do they want him to go to jail now? Do they want him to lose his family and children? Do they want the death penalty? People are out for blood! Which I totally get, had this inexcusable behavior continued. But it didn't, which even every single victim stated in the police report. When the Duggar's realized they needed outside help, when the changes they had implemented failed, they removed him from the home immediately. They got him treatment. But oh, wait! That's not good enough, because it's not the exact, type of treatment 'everyone else' would have chose. Let's focus on the type of treatment and that people didn't approve, instead of focusing on the fact the treatment WORKED! Isn't that all that matters? The treatment was a success! Josh also got counseling, by a licensed professional, as did the girls. They all received professional counseling.
And the "they hid this information! They covered it up!" Really? They told people. They sought help. They contacted the church. And if there's one thing I know, if one has something to hide, something to cover up, DON'T TELL THE CHURCH! Is Josh supposed to go up to people now and say "Hey man, how are you! I molested 5 young girls twelve years ago! So nice to meet you!" Or, Jim Bob? "It was so nice to get to know you. Thanks for helping me out today. Oh, by the way, my oldest son molested 5 young girls 12 years ago." What do people want from this family? Action isn't/wasn't good enough, change isn't/wasn't good enough, apologies aren't/weren't good enough, Josh resigned from his job, the show is temporarily off the TLC - what? Lives utterly and completely destroyed forever?? No compassion, no letting them live life again, no thanking God he changed? And if you watched the interview, Ms. Kelly pointed out that statistics prove people who commit crimes such as this when they are younger - 90% never, ever do it again. (I can't remember the exact percentage, but it close to that.)
You know what else I really am having a hard time digesting? The language, the verbal accusations, the hate, the tone - all of it - I read from other 'adults'. I'll be honest, it's shocking. And it makes me sick. Everyone is not going to agree on a subject such as this. Disagreeing is ok. God made individuals, not duplicates. But the choice of words, the choice of assumptions, the choice of accusation (there WAS NO RAPE! There was not even skin to skin contact!!) and the downright disgusting language is actually making me click off of articles and stop reading. It's filth. There's no reason to resort to that. It just makes a volatile situation that much worse. And it lets me know that there are soooooooo many 'adults' out there who in actuality, aren't adults at all, and don't know how to conduct themselves accordingly. We live in such a sad society.
I feel so sorry for this family. All of them. Experiencing this type of nightmare hell has to be completely unbearable the first time. Talk about having your lives turned upside down. But to have all of this resurface, in a public, brutal, vicious way, with a lot of the information falsified, is heartbreaking. Frustrating, maddening, but mostly, heartbreaking. When does it end? Where does it end? Will it end?
This is what I know. Nothing will ever make what Josh Duggar did right. There is no making it right. There's just not. There is treatment(s), changing, growing, forgiveness, God & time. And praise God for all of those.
I support the Duggar's. I've never met the Duggar's . I hope their show continues because they bring hope and inspiration to so many who are lost. And now, after this turn of events, they might even reach more people who are hurt, confused and lost, due an incident(s) similar to what transpired in the Duggar's lives all those years ago.
We must recognize the fact that good people do bad things. I agree with that wholeheartedly. We must understand people can be truly sorry after doing wrong. We must acknowledge when people change and prove that fact year after year. We must love. We must support. We must help. We must take a stand when we believe others are wronged. We must live, because life is short. But most of all? We must have compassion.
Blessings to you all.
Thursday, July 9, 2015
5 on Friday.
Italian food, cause I love it so.
2. What is your favorite restaurant and why?
Italian restaurants. But I rarely go to restaurants so I haven't got a specific favorite.
3. What is your favorite fast food place?
Bummies of course.
4. If you had to choose only one type of food to eat for a year, what would it be?
Spaghetti in all the different forms.
5. What is your favorite cereal?
Quaker Oatmeal.
Tuesday, July 7, 2015
The Ocean - ALL you Need to Know!!
Children Writing About the Ocean.
1) - This is a picture of an octopus. It has eight testicles.(Kelly, age 6 )
2) - Oysters' balls are called pearls. (Jerry, age 6)
3) - If you are surrounded by ocean, you are an island. If you don't
have ocean all round you, you are incontinent. (Mike, age 7)
4) - Sharks are ugly and mean, and have big teeth, just like Emily
Richardson . She's not my friend any more. (Kylie, age 6)
5) - A dolphin breaths through an asshole on the top of its head.
(Billy, age 8)
6) - My uncle goes out in his boat with 2 other men and a woman and
pots and comes back with crabs. (Millie, age 6)
7) - When ships had sails, they used to use the trade winds to cross
the ocean. Sometimes when the wind didn't blow the sailors would whistle
to make the wind come. My brother said they would have been
better off eating beans. (William, age 7)
8) - Mermaids live in the ocean. I like mermaids. They are beautiful
and I like their shiny tails, but how on earth do mermaids get pregnant?
Like, really? (Helen, age 6)
9) - I'm not going to write about the ocean. My baby brother is
always crying, my Dad keeps yelling at my Mom, and my big sister has
just got pregnant, so I can't think what to write. (Amy, age 6)
10) - Some fish are dangerous. Jellyfish can sting. Electric eels
can give you a shock. They have to live in caves under the sea where I think
they have to plug themselves in to chargers. (Christopher, age 7)
11) - When you go swimming in the ocean, it is very cold, and it
makes my willy small. ( Kevin , age 6)
12) - Divers have to be safe when they go under the water. Divers can't
go down alone, so they have to go down on each other. ( Becky , age 8)
13) - On vacation my Mom went water skiing. She fell off when she
was going very fast. She says she won't do it again because water fired
right up her big fat ass. (Julie, age 7)
14) - The ocean is made up of water and fish. Why the fish don't
drown I don't know. (Bobby, age 6)
15) - My dad was a sailor on the ocean. He knows all about the
ocean. What he doesn't know is why he quit being a sailor and married my
mom. (James, age 7)
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Free coffee will be served at all 18 MassDOT service plazas courtesy of McDonalds, Burger King, and Gulf between 10 p.m. on Christmas night, Tuesday, December 25, until 5 a.m. on Wednesday, December 26, and between 10 p.m. on New Year's Eve, Monday, December 31, until 5 a.m. on Tuesday, January 1, 2013.
In case of wintry travel weather, motorists should drive with headlights on, observe posted speed limits, never drink and drive, make sure everyone is using a seatbelt and be on the lookout for changing weather conditions. More information on safe winter driving is available at the MassDOT website.
The MBTA Christmas Day through New Year's Day holiday service schedule includes a Sunday service schedule for Tuesday, December 25 and Tuesday, January 1, 2013. The T provides additional trains and FREE service after 8:00pm on New Year's Eve, December 31. Check out the full T schedule at www.mbta.com.
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