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For almost five years I have been mentoring and connecting women in my local community to women's issues globally. I am a wife and mother who attended college late. My college years provided opportunities to study in Brazil and the Philippines, as well as the opportunity to host international students in my home. These were life changing experiences that have shaped my life and my goals for the future. I received my degree in natural resources and international studies. Having the opportunity to meet and share experiences with women from around the world really brought home the connections between access to education, heath care, economic opportunity and resources. Only by providing support, opportunity and access in all of these areas will it be possible for women to be healthy and prosperous. I work for an environmental policy organization working to build the capacity of residents in Ohio's impoverished Appalachian region. Gender and the environment Finding time to advocate for international women's issues, support my family and work. Integrated women's health and resource conservation programming, sustainability education, capacity building, grassroots organizing.
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Alfred Chester Beatty
Sir Alfred Chester Beatty (7 February 1875 – 19 January 1968)[1] was an Irish-American mining magnate and millionaire, often called the "King of Copper". U.S.-born, he was naturalised British in 1933, and made an honorary citizen of Ireland in 1957. A collector of Oriental art and books, he bequeathed the Chester Beatty Biblical Papyri to the British Museum[2] and the Chester Beatty Library to Dublin, Ireland.
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Alfred Chester Beatty was born in New York City, the youngest of three sons. He attended Columbia University, graduating as a mining engineer in 1898. He moved to Denver, Colorado where his first job in the mines earned him $2 per day as a 'mucker', clearing away rock and soil from mine tunnels.[3] He was promoted quickly, being named mine superintendent within a few months. In 1899 he decide to start his own consultancy firm. By 1900 he had relocated to the gold mines in Cripple Creek, Colorado, where he made the bulk of his fortune. He was often called the "King of Copper". In 1900 Beatty married Grace Rickard, with whom he had two children. By 1907, at the age of thirty-two, he was a millionaire as a director of several American mining companies.[4] When Grace died suddenly in 1911, Beatty moved to London with the children, establishing Selection Trust,a mining firm. In 1913 he married Edith Dunn of New York. Beatty became a naturalised British citizen in 1933.
Beatty began collecting early in his life. He recalled attending an auction with his father at the age of ten, and bidding 10 cents on a piece of pink calcite.[3] During his time in Denver he began collecting stamps, which grew into an award winning collection.[4] Later he began collecting Chinese snuff bottles, expanding into paintings and other artefacts. By the 1940s, he had built up a remarkable and impressive collection of Oriental art and books. He and Edith traveled to Egypt in 1914 and Asia in 1919, greatly expanding the collection. Though he did collect art, Beatty's passion was collecting books and manuscripts. His collection included French and English colour plate books, manuscripts from Persia and Europe, and Old Master prints.[5] In the 1920s he chanced on a collection of papyrus texts. The Beattys were patrons of the British Museum, donating 19 ancient Egyptian papyri to the Museum, including the Chester Beatty Biblical Papyri and the Chester Beatty Medical Papyrus.[2] At the start of World War II, Beatty moved the bulk of his collection to America for safe keeping, though he kept most of his books at his library in Kent. He supported the war effort,contributing a large amount of raw materials to the Allied war effort. He was later Knighted by Queen Elizabeth II in 1954.
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By the late 1940s he had become disillusioned with Britain. Beatty relocated to Dublin in 1950, taking the bulk of his collection and his staff with him. He bought a large townhouse in the Ballsbridge area of Dublin. The Chester Beatty Library, which houses the collection, was built nearby on Shrewsbury Road, opening on 8 August 1953. The library was moved to its current location at Dublin Castle in 2000.[6]
Beatty spent the remainder of his life in Dublin. Beatty was made a Freeman of Dublin in 1954 and an honorary citizen of Ireland in 1957. Upon his death on 19 January 1968, he was accorded a state funeral by the Irish government – one of the few private citizens in Irish history to receive such an honour. He is buried in Glasnevin Cemetery in Dublin.
- ^ Seanad 1985: "Chester Beatty died at the Princess Grace Clinic, Monte Carlo, on 19 January 1968, [...]" (some sources give this as 20 January).
- ^ a b Marry 2004.
- ^ a b Horton, Charles (2003). Alfred Chester Beatty: From Miner to Bibliophile. Dublin: TownHouse. ISBN 1-86059-163-9.
- ^ a b "'It was all a great adventure'…Alfred Chester Beatty & the formation of his library". History Ireland. Retrieved 13 February 2015.
- ^ "Sir Alfred Chester Beatty" (PDF). Engineers Ireland. Retrieved 13 February 2015.
- ^ Exhibition of rare treasures going on display at Chester Beatty Library www.rte.ie, Thursday 10 July 2014.
- Marry, Austin (22 January 2004). "Ancient Egyptian Medical Papyri". Ancient Egypt Fan: Articles. Indigo.ie/~marrya. Archived from the original on 2004-02-24.
- Seanad, Members of the 17th (1985). ""Chester Beatty Library Bill, 1985: Second Stage (Resumed)."". Parliamentary Debates. Historical-debates.Oireachtas.ie. pp. (Seanad Éireann [Senate of Ireland], Volume 110, 19 December 1985). Archived from the original on 2007-03-12.
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Nother commish. They wanted a drawing of the classic version of Joker.
Awesome! Awesome! I love that beast!
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This is an amazing version of the Joker. I think i'm tired of seeing Joker with a chelsea grin or the smile being artificial so to see a well drawn 'classic' looking Joker drawn in a style like yours is such a refreshing thing. Just amazing.
Absolutely awesome. I'm seriously thinking of printing this and hanging it up on my wall. Like, over my bed or something *-*
I was wondering if you have a version without the purple so I would be able to color it (with a link to it in the description of course
Sorry, buddy. I don't have a black and white of this. And I don't have access to the artwork to get one.
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Ha! Thanks! I'm still thinking bout getting my tattoo license, but there is so much B.S. you have to go through. If you do get it done contact me. I'd love to see it.
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Hey, thanks. I don't mind if you color it, but I don't have any line work scanned in. I just have a photodgraph as I no longer own the original. Let me know if still interested. I could try to send it in a note or email.
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Cheap Seats Daily: It's 9/11! Did You Pay $23.99 Plus Shipping for Dan Snyder's Commemorative Hat?
Great Moments in Capitalism™, Special 9/11 Edition
On this date in 2005: Get your Tragedy Hats!
None of the Redskins marketing endeavors under Dan Snyder dropped the jaw faster than the "Redskins Flag Hat" that went on sale on the team's web site and at FedExField at the beginning of the 2005 season.
For $23.99 plus shipping where applicable, Snyder would sell you a Redskin baseball cap with a red, white and blue Pentagon stitched on the side to tug the heart strings and stir more nationalism at a time when the country was already crippled by an oversupply. The hats were a great way, according to the radio ads that ran on the sports stations owned by Snyder, to "commemorate Sept. 11."
The punch line: The proceeds weren't earmarked for any charity or cause. Unless you consider the owner's wallet a charity or cause.
(AFTER THE JUMP: Bankers going for Michael Vick haters? Bob McDonnell, you lie? Boswell basking in the afterglow of his Snyder bashing? DC Divas become video stars? A bump in the Nats' Road to 100 Losses? Jaycee Dugard jokes?)
It didn't take long for signs of the Michael Vick influence on the football season to show up. The first commercial coming out of the first pregame show on NBC this season was for Wachovia. It featured a woman and her car full of dogs, and had her talking about how she needs to save money at the bank so she can make sure her dogs are cared for.
Coincidence? Heck no!
Sticking with notable commercials: Virginia governor wannabe Bob McDonnell ran his new campaign spot again and again on WRC after the Steelers/Titans broadcast.
In the commercial, McDonnell is seen walking down a suburban street while being followed by a cameraman as he lists a litany of political goals for the Commonwealth. To capture the football crowd that would be watching the spots, at one point in the ad McDonnell's son interrupts the boilerplatitudes by throwing the candidate a football and asking with a big smile and an excited shriek, "Dad, how 'bout a game?"
McDonnell answers, "You're on!"
But then he keeps walking down the street and talking politics! The commercial ends with McDonnell and his family standing together at the end of the street for no good reason.
Bottom line: There is no game!
If you tell your son, Game on!, and then there is no game, how can you expect Virginia voters to trust anything you say, Mr. McDonnell? How?
Answer the question!
Butt seriously: You've never seen a lower-aiming, dumbassier ad than this one.
Tom Boswell came off the top rope and landed on Snyder earlier this week. In his washingtonpost.com chat yesterday, Boswell told readers, "I've never had such near-universal positive reaction to a tough column."
Pretty soon, you could hold a convention of Snyder's supporters on a golf cart. Oh, wait. Maybe you already can.
Albert Haynesworth seems like a real funny tough guy. In an interview that aired yesterday on WTEM, the Redskins' only major offseason acquisition was asked if the size of Giants' running back Brandon Jacobs worries him. It doesn't.
"What is he, 250 [lbs.]?" Haynesworth said. "I weighed 250 when I was in the 10th grade."
But here's Jacobs dominating Skins' safety Laron Landry last year. "That's getting run over!" yells John Madden about the hit, which is far more brutal than when Bo Jackson's famously gelded Brian Bosworth in a "Monday Night Football" game. Jacobs' hit was enough to get writers of the NBC TV show "Friday Night Lights" to reference it in a script last season. In a scene where some characters are watching the highlight tape Dillon High fullback Tim Riggins sent to U of Oklahoma scouts, the guys all agree he looks like "Brandon Jacobs running over Laron Landry." (God, I miss that show! Come back soon!)
In case you missed it: The most viral sports column of the year, on so many levels, comes from Mark Whicker of the OC Register, perhaps the only employed writer on the planet who found inspiration for giggles in the Jaycee Dugard kidnap/rape/impregnancy/enslavement.
Read his non-apology, too. And the comments! It'll take all day, but it's worth the time.
Funny is hard, and damn if I don't hear a time bomb ticking every time I try to get chuckles here, what with New Media's typing demands and aversion to paying gatekeepers. But how many folks had to sign off on Whicker's words before they actually showed up in print?
I was in Delaware for vacation recently.
Few states like gambling the way Delaware likes gambling. There are casinos at the fairgrounds in Harrington and at Dover Downs, where there's also horse racing.
All the talk while I was there was about the feds siding with the NFL to crush Delaware's attempt to bring in single-game football betting.
Scads of evidence of the local love for wagering were available at Kupchick's, a nice, low-key restaurant in Lewes, Del. On the bulletin board, the results of the recent Travers Stakes from Saratoga were written in magic marker above the daily dining specials. There were stacks of fliers on the counter with instructions on how to enter the deli's Suicide Pool for this NFL season, entry fee and all.
So I asked the guy behind the counter what he thought of the appeals court's ruling that stopped the state's gambling pursuits. I guessed he would.
"Somebody made a phone call," he says. "They had to help Vegas."
I'm with him. No other explanation makes sense.
The DC Divas lost the Sup-Her Bowl, but the First Ladies of Women's Football* are featured in a new video I discovered on youtube. It ain't ever gonna be Soulja Girls — I was the only one to have seen the video according to the Youtube counter last night, and as of this morning the count was up to just six views — but, I gotta say, the song's catchy. Sing with me: "I like football..I like it a lot...I like girls that play...and even when they're not."
This thing deserves double figures in views!
Nats win! Countdown to 100 Losses™ stalled at 8!
*Dan Snyder really did trademark "First Ladies of Football" for his cheerleaders, a clear affront not only to women's football players, but also to the guy cheerleaders in his troupe. But not surprising. Snyder's amusement park chain, Six Flags, has also tried trademarking "Daycation" and "You Are Here." He likes claiming ownership of things™.
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Mark track stands on his S&S BMX – there's much to like about a 20 inch travel bike; especially one that's near bomb proof. We're traveling with Dahons to Europe and India later this month – more on that trip in another post.
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Straight out of my Blade Runner fantasies, Murata Electronics in Japan has made robots that can ride bikes and unicycles. This is Murata-seiko-chan, who can actually ride that teeny unicycle thanks to a number of sensors embedded in the backpack there.
Now mind you that I can't ride a Unicycle, despite trying to and I'm made out of flesh and blood, it blows my mind that there are robots already that can ride these.
Combine this with Avatar and in the future we'll be controlling unicycle-riding robots with our minds!
Not sure why the woman giving the demonstration is wearing a fluorescent iguana on her neck though. Maybe that's a style thing from the future.
4 chairs on a bike during a move? Sure. Why not? The table is on another bike, like this.
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Do you ever think about light? I don't mean things that aren't heavy, I mean the shining goodness that comes from lightbulbs. Really the only time I'm pondering the wonder that is our electrical grid and its effects is when it's vanished. Give me a good blackout and I'll think about sweet sweet luminosity all night.
Seems some other people have a more visionary approach to light. Over at Timbuk2 they're combining their knowledge of bags with the mission to help bring lighting to third-world countries at the 2009 Pop!Tech conference.
Their idea is to take a messenger bag and integrate a solar panel into the top, allowing people in Africa to use the bag by day and to power low-voltage lights at night. By simply extending useable light a few hours a day a family can be vastly more productive.
Even Timbuk2 realizes that the idea might not work as well as expected, but every good idea has to start somewhere.


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Babysitters come in all sorts of shapes and sizes. They can be old or young. Male or female. Friends, family or a hired hand. But generally babysitters are of the human variety. But for one family in India the babysitter is …a monkey.
There was once a monkey in Dhenkanal (and no, that's not a start to a naughty limerick) who helped a mother care for her infant baby. Each morning the monkey would come to the house and would hang out the child all day long allowing the busy mom to do her household chores. "Initially, I was scared by this unusual affection shown by the monkey towards my baby. But today, the monkey takes care of him the whole day when I am busy with my household work. Sitting next to my baby son, the monkey looks after him as a mother and never harms," said Kamalini Khuntia, the mother of the young baby. One thing for sure by watching the video, this baby is nit-free. Yes, this footage is a couple years old but it's still a great story and now a YouTube hit. (see video below)
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Two high school seniors were given the Girl Scout Gold Award. The award is the highest achievement a Girl Scout can get.
Sara Cerne won the award for helping cancer survivors.
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So realistic, cooL!
Instant favourite. o.o
is there a person standing really far off in the distance to the left of his right elbow or is that just me?
something funny, judging by his face!! i love it. centours are fascinating.
great great and great....one thing...i know you couldnt do otherwise....but i dont like his expression....
Couldn't find another good topless archer hehehe
Nice blend, ...wanna teach me how to do it? Hehe
Well i just experiment there and then while working on the picture, i don't have any particular technique when working on my pictures Just experiment with different textures etc
very mythical!! another well done!
Cool! And perhaps a bit of irony in the timing - I've been seeing a lot of bows and arrows in the back country recently (tis the season).
very good
Centaurs are cool ^^
Centaurs are cool ^^


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I added a nebula galaxy thingy to this pic.
Is this a depiction of a battle or war of some sorts taht is being waged in OuterSpace?
I use it, okay?
i credit you
i credit you
aaaaaaaahhhhh how do you do that that is the most gorgeous thing ever!!!
beautiful ;; ;
Could I use this for a project?
This is amazing! I have to use it for my Super Smash Bros. X flash game. You, sir are an artist.
the perspective/resolution sorta ruins it for me... the earth is closer yet it is less focused than everything else. Did you use a low res stock image for the eart? if there's any way to sharpen the earth image just like everything else it'd help
looks awesome, spraypaint? if so thats a friggin good spraypaint
omg this is the most beautiful thing. i need this in full size poster!
What program did you use to make this
I loved, so... astronomic! heheh
loving the background, not to keen on the planet though
dude, this is totaly amazing! i love it! and i have high standards for things, but i love this.....its just awesome!
Looks great, but I think the planet could use a bit of shading, personally.
definitely keep it up with the space stuff- it's great! you've added so many awesome colors to it, it just makes it come alive!


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All I need is a giant cupcake in my hand by SarqqWatch
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Immortality of soul 80cm line Lacrimosa
Jo tän kuvatekstin takia on pakko favettaa Hahah
SO amazing! <3 I'm in love with his style! Now, if only he had the cupcake, I might consider getting to know him better... xD
lol ^^ he looks so much like a king, aaawesome !!
Thank you! 8) I wish there'd be more outfits like this available.. >_<
Don't know what i like more, the doll or the title... but both combined have a eccentric effect which is simply delicious lol !
Sigh... So gorgeous, with or without cupcakes.
I don't know why but I always think that hand pose is only for holding a cupcake.. I have to make cernit one.. he's hungry
perfect title haha and very handsome guy :3
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Wanted to do a quick painting of Sailor Moon, since it was my favorite childhood show. Her outfit is from memory mostly, so it might not be entirely right (especially with the accesories). It was fun though, and I hope to do some more fan pieces in the future.
Love your style!
I love this style of sailor moon! I think it's amazing and I love how real but yet cartoony feel you get from looking at this. The pose is probably my favorite thing about this! <3
I love the way her hair isn't in perfect spheres. It makes it realistic.
love your artstyle!!
Awww so cute!!
cool pose
SO CUTE! OH man, this made me think of the ol' Sailor Moon days...haha, you and me and so much Sailor Moon sillyness!
So pretty! The coloring is done wonderfully and I like how you did her odangos more "floppy"(?) haha they suit her character in this piece
She's so cute!
looks great! You have a good memory really accurate.
Thanks! I drew Sailor Moon fanart non-stop in middle school (like, more than 10 years ago???) SO i guess memory is still there!
NIce. She looks good.


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didnt enjoy this very much. very liquidy and makes everything sticky. no foam at all and no feeling of cleanliness.


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Foggy Forest by comsicWatch
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Day turns into night on a foggy day...
Copyright © 2012 - Jesse Rahikka
Copyright © 2012 - Jesse Rahikka
wow this is magick
What a great spot!
Really a magic piece!
Man i would love to be able to go to places like this in my lifetime.
Uuuuh looks creepy o.o... great ouo
Beautiful work! I love the colors and atmosphere here
So peaceful!
This is stunning!
Fantastic place!
ahhhh wow! so beautiful! the colors are really nice. the brown there, for some reason, is a little distracting to me, but wow what a scene. i can almost smell it.
great work
Where is this? o.o
this is in southern finland noux national park
Great job!
Wonderful shot!
Wonderful depth in this photo and lovely colours too. Such a stunning and almost mystical scene you've captured.
this was quite atmospheric evening due to the dense fog in the forest thank you for comment!
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The Nassau game stool is distinguished and regal. The classic lines and nail head trim on this stool makes it elegant and practical. The Nassau Stool features a 360 degree swivel for functionality and versatility. The stool is finished in a rich brown with a comfortable brown leather seat and back. Turn your weekly game night or social gathering into an even more enjoyable event with this stylish and comfortable barstool.
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Hi all, virgin burner originally flying in from Hong Kong Friday and going up with friends from camp 'Discordia' by RV up to BRC from LA. Unfortunately, am delayed due to being subject of a scam with a last minute ticket. I've got a ticket now through friends in the States from another burner coming in from Connecticut. I'm flying out Sunday from Hong Kong now, and arriving in Reno; picking up the ticket there, but without a ride to BRC.
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From the boss's newsletter, marking Memorial Day:
In a week we observe Memorial Day, the most moving of American holidays. In light of that I particularly recommend the just published book, Brothers Forever. It's an account of the friendship of U.S. Marine 1st Lieutenant Travis Manion, killed in action in April 2007 in Fallujah, Iraq, and U.S. Navy LT (SEAL) Brendan Looney, killed in action in September 2010, in Zabul province, Afghanistan. The book, written by Travis's father, Col. Tom Manion, and the journalist Tom Sileo, is a gripping account of friendship, war, sacrifice, and valor. As retired Marine General Jim Mattis remarked, "For those who might question America's character, this account of two remarkable young men will restore confidence. So long as our country breeds committed warriors like Travis Manion and Brendan Looney, we will pass down our freedoms intact to the next generation. Their story is the stuff of legends, yet for them it was very real."
In conjunction with Brothers Forever you might also (re-)read Mary Katharine Ham's fine account, in the July 21, 2010 Weekly Standard, of her trip with Tom Manion to Iraq, where they met with Iraqi soldiers and civilians who had known Travis and retraced some of his steps on his final deployment. That deployment was a key part of the successful Anbar counterinsurgency that turned the war around and laid the groundwork for the almost complete success achieved by the end of 2008.
Roommates at the Naval Academy and best friends in life, Travis and Brendan are now buried side by side in section 60 at Arlington National Cemetery, where, in the words of Theodore O'Hara's Bivouac of the Dead inscribed on the east side of Arlington's McClellan Gate,
On fame's eternal camping ground
Their silent tents are spread,
And glory guards, with solemn round
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Today, having reached the age of 21, the personal computer is only now beginning to reveal its true value and greatest potential, not as an engine for crunching numbers and processing words, but rather as a communication device that lets people share ideas freely on a global network.
-- Peter H. Lewis ( 1996)
In this latest facet of the ongoing information revolution, millions of personal computers are connected by the Internet and other computer networks and have started a global revolution in business and interpersonal communications. The personal computer today functions as a combination personal printing press, radio, telephone, post office, and television set. Lewis ( 1996) argued that the computer may not replace any of these media, which are, of course, heavily involved in journalism. Still, the Internet has the potential to transcend them all, providing not just one-to-one communications, or one to many, but the creation of whole new communities of people sharing ideas and interests regardless of where they live.
The stunning possibilities of the Internet for journalism and the news business are somewhat obvious. Publishers, broadcasters, and journalists are aware of this explosive information revolution and believe they should be involved. However, neither they, nor anyone else, seem to know where this brave new world of communication is headed. (A few years ago, no one had foreseen the potential of the Internet.)
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This blog post is part of a series here at Scarleteen profiling young people worldwide who are activists in some way in the fields of sexuality, sex education and sexual health.
Madison Kimrey is, in a word, amazing. You might know her from the letter she wrote to Phyllis Schlafly a few months ago, but that's not the only thing she's done that's so fantastic. She contributes regularly to the online magazine Liberals Unite, and maintains her own blog as well: Functional Human Being. While her writing is elegant and thought-provoking, that's not the only form her activism takes; she's not afraid of participating in the occasional protest march, and is more than willing to add her name to a petition for a good cause. You can connect with her on twitter @madisworldofpie, or via her Facebook page, NC Youth Rock.
What got you interested in politics and activism initially? Was it a specific event or experience, or was it a more gradual process?
Being interested in politics was a gradual prRead more...
Recently, I attended the Gender Spectrum Family Conference, which focuses on helping parents and caregivers understand and meet the needs of their transgender and gender-variant children.
One of the things that can be hard, when choosing to come out to parents, is the fact that you might feel like you have to educate them about gender issues, both on a general level and in terms of your own identity; this can make a process that might already feel overwhelming or stressful even harder to manage. Letting an organization that's dedicated to this sort of education do some of the work for you can take some of that weight off of your shoulders.
Also, it's helpful for parents to have their own source of support in handling a child's gender identity or transition. Of course, you're going to be the best expert in your own identity and what support you specifically need from your family and loved ones, but it might be a big help for everyone involved if you can connect them to some of theseRead more...
I am a girl, but I wish I was a gay boy. Let me start off by saying, I am a straight girl. I know for a fact that I'm not trans. I am a girl, I was born a girl and I don't think I was born in the wrong body. I am comfortable in my body. But recently I find myself looking up anything gay related on the internet. Gay love stories and short videos on youtube, most of my favourite couples on TV shows are usually the gay ones; and not girl on girl. For some reason; I don't like seeing girl on girl, but I love seeing guys together. I think it's more like I'm jealous of gay relationships. How can I be a straight girl who likes boys, but enjoy and sometimes envy gay relationships. I'm just a bit confused about myself is all. What does it mean? Why am I like this?
I'm a 16 year old boy, and for as long as I can remember I have been attracted to girls and yet rarely able to feel comfortable around them and get to know them. I've always been a nice person (the friendly guy) but without that many actual close friends who are girls. Recently I've noticed I am turned on (and everything that follows that) with the thought of receiving anal. Yet when I actually tried to see what anal was like through porn (I know this isn't realistic) I really didn't like it (to be polite). People have sometimes quietly thought of me as homosexual as I've never had a girlfriend and now I'm really not sure about myself? There are so many bad stereotypes and public jokes about gays I don't think its worth considering? I guess if I could fall in love with a girl and kiss her I would be far more confident...but I shouldn't need this! Advice please?
My best friend just came out to me and I came out to him... now he wants to have sexual relations, what do I do?
It all happened a week ago. He told me he was bi, I told him that I am gay. After an awkward conversation he told me that he wanted to have sex with me minus an actual relationship and he told me that he prefers women but likes men as well. This is all troubling to me because I don't have any interest in him as a partner and telling me that he likes women is a big turn off. But the guy has never had a relationship with a man or woman. I kind of feel bad for him, he has had a lonely life. I have had several relationships both platonic and sexual. I would like to find a way to tell him that I am not his guy without hurting his feelings. We have been friends for 6 years now and the only reason why I haven't told him that I was gay before this point is because of his families very conservative views.
On a side note, What is the best way to tell girls who are infatuated with you that you are gay without offending them? For whatever reason, people have a hard time actually believing that I am gay. Thank you for your help!
My early childhood consisted of Legos and Hot Wheels. In junior high, I listened to more metal than pop, wore hoodies and Vans shoes, black nail polish and eyeliner. Nowadays, I've been getting more interested in piercings and tattoos. I've never felt like a girl for the most part, but I've never considered getting some sort of sex change or anything either. I've only been attracted to guys, as friends and romantically. Because of my hardcore tomboyishness, guys never ask me out/respond favorably when I flirt. In high school, everyone assumed I was a lesbian. I said no, since I don't like girls.
Since I feel more like a guy, but like guys, would that make me transgendered somehow?
When we're quality sex educators; when we are or aim to be inclusive, forward-thinking and do sex education in ways that can or do serve diverse populations, we will tend to define sex very broadly, far more so than people who don't work in sex education often tend to, even if and when their experiences with sex and sexuality have been broad. Often, the longer we work as sexuality educators, and the longer we also just live and experience our own sexual lives, the more expansive the definition becomes. If we live and/or work on the margins, like if we or people we serve are queer, gender-variant, culturally diverse, have disabilities, the diversity in our definitions of what sex can be will become even greater. I'd say that for me, at this point, I'd love to be able to define sex by simply saying "Sex could earnestly be absolutely anything for a given person." While I think that's ultimately the most accurate way to define it, something like that is also not going to be very usefulRead more...
I am dating this guy and I think he is gay. He had dated many girls recently but he has a 'gay' personality. He is very friendly, uses make-up and when I and my friends are around him we feel like he is a sister. My friends thinks I could do better but I am not sure if I should break up with him or not and he is emotional so I don't know how to tell him if I am going to break up with him. Is he gay? Should I break up with him?
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VICENZA, Italy - Folks started lining up at 2 p.m. outside the Caserma Ederle gym Dec. 5 to see the Lumineers perform.
The free concert, organized and arranged by the USO, drew more than 300 from around the Vicenza Military Community for a couple of hours of uplifting, melodic acoustic music by the touring roots revival band, and fans turned out in droves.
"I think it's the folksiness of it," said family member Kristin Allred, as she waited patiently for the doors to open at 5 p.m. "And they're American, so it makes you feel like you're home."
"I like that it's diverse," said family member Angela Everson. "They've got strings mixed with a folk style. I grew up in Indiana with lots of folk music, lots of acoustic guitars."
It was the first time the Lumineers, whose hit Ho Hey topped the charts across Europe as well as in the U.S. this year, had performed under the auspices of the USO, said lead vocalist, guitarist and pianist, Wesley Schultz.
"I think we wanted to do something earlier, but they have to know who you are, I guess. I guess we feel like we finally made it, 'cause the USO wanted us. Somebody reached out to us on behalf of the USO and we happened to have a day off in the area, so it worked out," he said.
"For me it's personal, 'cause my sister is married to a Green Beret, they have a few kids, and they were stationed here about eight years ago for three years. I got to spend some time with them on and off the base and at Barbarano. I guess it's just really surreal to be back here and to be able to give something back, to thank people for their service . . . and try to provide some entertainment, which is what we do," said Schultz.
"We play a lot of shows and I think this one's really different," said cellist and vocalist Neyla Pekarek.
And what do the Lumineers think makes their sound so popular?
"That's sort of for the listener to decide," said Peharek. "People ask us a lot, you know, what is this folk revival and this whole movement that's been happening. I think everybody's kind of trying to live these lifestyles that go back to something simple. … There's something about that in this style of music, that playing guitars, it's almost like a novelty. Now with a lot of pop music, it's sort of like a lot of laptops and dance beats and things like that. We play a lot of house shows and we hear people just being amazed by people playing actual instruments and singing," she said.
"It's a cool moment in time to be playing," said bassist Ben Wahamaki. "There's a whole lot of emphasis being placed on songwriting and on people who hone that as a craft. It's a fun time."
And so it was for those lucky enough to see them play.
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Judge rejects lawsuit filed by Giuliani's son
Wednesday, March 31, 2010
DURHAM, N.C. – A federal judge is dismissing a lawsuit filed after the son of former New York City mayor Rudy Giuliani was dismissed from the Duke golf team.
U.S. District Judge William Osteen Jr. said in an order Tuesday that the offers used to lure Andrew Giuliani to the school did not constitute an enforceable contract. A magistrate judge had also recommended dismissal of the case last year.
Giuliani had argued that a former golf coach had promised him an opportunity to compete and a right to access Duke's athletic facilities. He alleged that Duke's golf coach manufactured accusations against him to justify kicking him off the team in 2008, when he was a junior.
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Welcome to Good Shepherd! We have so much going on and hope you will join us for all of these great opportunities!
60th Anniversary "Living History" booklet.
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We have two worship service during the school year at 8:30 and 10:30 a.m. and Connect and Coffee and Fellowship at 9:30 a.m. Come and be involved at Good Shepherd and our community.
Ruby's Pantry will be here Thursday, March 3. Bring $20 cash and two baskets or re-usable bags for your food! Click here to hear a message regarding Ruby's Pantry.
Shepherd's Closet is a ministry that provides clothing and school supplies for children from infant through elementary age children. Families in need are invited to visit our clothing pantry free of charge, the second Wednesday each month from 10 a.m.-5:30 p.m., or by appointment if the need is urgent, which can be arranged by calling the church office at 715-834-2959.


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In 2014: Looks like San Diego's drought affects more than water quantity—and we have the data to show it.
We proudly announce the results of our 2014 Water Quality Monitoring efforts, and a few key takeaways from this year's data. One of the most striking trends we see is that our third consecutive year of drought (7.77' total rainfall in 2014 compared to the 10.34" average) has likely contributed to inland water quality issues.
One issue likely related to drought conditions that our 2014 data revealed is low dissolved oxygen concentrations. Turns out that 30 percent of our inland water quality samples that we gathered from across the county measured below healthy levels. Sadly, when dissolved oxygen measurements reach levels this low, aquatic life dies. In April 2014, we even ran across a fish kill in San Luis Rey from just this.
Another trend related to low water levels that shows in our 2014 numbers is that fecal indicator bacteria levels (especially Enterococcus) were a concern across all watersheds. Of our samples in 2014, 57 percent of the Enterococcus samples exceeded healthy standards, and eight of nine watersheds scored marginal or poor for their E. coli scores.
What does this mean?
Enterococcus indicates whether water conditions are safe to swim, most commonly used to measure healthy conditions of salt water. Since all of our inland waterways empty to the ocean, it's not a good sign that we're measuring so much Enterococcus in our fresh waters. If you don't know, this means that the water has pollutants in it that can cause staph infection, ear aches, stomach issues, rashes, eye infections, cysts, and others—just to name a few.
To be accurate, there can always be an amount of Enterococcus in our water due to natural causes (aka bird poo), and those may not cause human health impacts. But the levels in our data are so high, we have major concerns. To illustrate the degree to which this is a problem, our December sampling event took place on the day after a heavy rain, and every single sample collected far exceeded healthy levels acceptable for Enterococcus and E. coli. This is why the County's Department of Environmental Health closes the beaches countywide after it rains--water quality is extremely poor.
These sort of data sets also raise a question that we can't answer: Is the drought reducing water levels so much that shallow, slow-moving and warm streams create a breeding ground for Enterococcus and E. coli? More so than any other recent year, a lot of our sites even dried up in 2014 so that we couldn't gather samples. But given our analysis and the increase in water quality impacts shown by fecal indicator bacteria, we're curious to explore this question. Unfortunately, the data that we collect can't help us answer this question.
As you can see in the countywide map, Water Quality Index Scores grouped the map's color-coding into three sections: fair scores in the north, marginal in the middle and poor in the south. We're not surprised to see this as we think that these groupings of scores relate to the various land-use types and density of development within the watersheds. The north has more open space and agriculture, the middle has more density and developed land area and the south struggles with cross-border water quality management challenges.
We encourage you to click through to each of our nine watersheds to learn more about water quality scores unique to each. This year, San Diego's coastal watersheds ranged from fair to poor according to our Water Quality Index scoring system.
- Two watersheds scored lower than they did in 2013 (Los Peñasquitos and San Diego—they were good last year)
- One watershed improved its score from 2013, going from Marginal to Fair (Carlsbad)
We're thankful for our 194 volunteers who gave a total of 1,888 hours. And we're encouraged by our 83 newly trained volunteers from 2014.
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Water Quality Index Score: 12, Poor
Let's acknowledge that we only gathered one sample from the Tijuana Watershed in 2014. Thankfully, the Tijuana-based sewage treatment plant handles and purifies 50 million gallons of river water every day, but it can't handle wet weather flows. So, when it rains, the operators divert the river flow without treatment, and that's when we can sample the river. This is also why Imperial Beach beaches are frequently closed during the winter.
Our only sample in 2014 follows a massive rain event in December. That sample showed:
- Bacteria levels were extremely high – even diluting the sample 100 fold, the concentrations were still higher than our test kits can measure
- Ammonia, nitrate, and phosphorus levels were off the charts
- Volunteers had to sludge through very sticky, smelly mud to collect the water samples – thanks!
This watershed presents a lot of cross-border collaboration and love to truly understand and solve the interconnected water quality issues. We're looking for passionate volunteers to get trained in water quality monitoring so they can champion efforts in this challenging watershed. What are you waiting for? Sign up to get trained!
Water Quality Index Score: 53, Marginal
If we're going to call Los Penasquitos the average watershed example of San Diego County, we're going to call Otay Watershed the most consistent watershed in the county. Its consistently high numbers showed:
- Consistently high bacteria levels - Every sample collected exceeded healthy standards for Enterococcus.
- Consistently high Nitrate levels - almost every sample exceeded standards
This also means that this wasteshed runs consistent with our theory that the region's drought has affected water quality in addition to water quantify. At no point in 2014 did the data from Otay Watershed put it into healthy ranges for fecal indicator bacteria or nitrates. But, consistent with all the watershed scores in December, Otay Watershed's scores did worsen after the rain event.
We loved hearing that our volunteers in this watershed also consistently spotted dragonflies, crawfish, and herons while sampling.
Water Quality Index Score: 62, Marginal
Our data in Sweetwater Watershed showed:
Again, another watershed indicative of extremely low water flows creating high nutrient levels and low oxygen levels -- so low that the river is near depleted of oxygen for many of the summer months.
Why should we care? Our volunteers also spot turtles in this watershed, which depend on the river for their livelihood.
Water Quality Index Score: 64, Marginal
A few key takeaways from our Pueblo Watershed data:
- Chollas River sites often had very high phosphorus and ammonia
- Volunteers found and removed lots of trash from our sampling sites in this watershed
As this watershed is home to Chollas Creek, one of San Diego's most urban rivers, these results aren't unexpected. This creek is infamous for drying up, also, so our dataset is missing many samples throughout the year. In fact, more sites went dry this year than any other year in Coastkeeper's recent sampling history here.
We think all signs point toward poorer water quality than shown with the samples that we could collect, and we wonder with more flow would the Water Quality Index Score have returned a Poor rating?
The high phosphorus and ammonia results belong in the nutrient category, which is common in urban areas with regular use of fertilizers and pesticides on outdoor spaces. An extreme example of this sort of pollution occurred in November, when our volunteer team encountered very black water with a foul odor .
That water sample exceeded healthy standards for nitrate, ammonia, phosphorus, and both types of fecal indicator bacteria. It's dissolved oxygen was also extremely low. At first, we thought the black water could have been sewage, but an inspector from the city ensured no sewage lines travel to that location. Turns out, it was just really bad water quality. Our guess? Rotting organic matter or some other industrial waste. As indicated in so many of the other watershed data, the low flows and higher-than-normal water temperatures turned Cholla Creek into the perfect breeding ground for rotting vegetation.
Water Quality Index Score: 62, Marginal
2014 was not a good year for the San Diego River. It dropped two levels on our Water Quality Index score, moving from Good in 2013 to Marginal in 2014, and giving it the dubious honors of being the only watershed to get worse. Key data takeaways include:
- Commonly high levels of phosphorus and ammonia
- Extremely low levels of dissolved oxygen more often than not
- Repeated reports from our volunteers noting excessive amounts of algae and duckweed
This is an excellent example to demonstrate how the region's historic drought conditions impacted water quality in our inland waters last year. I grew up playing in the water at the old mission dam, which has one of our sampling sites nearby, and I can't recall the water levels ever reaching the lows that we saw this year
All three bullet points in the San Diego Watershed data relate to one another and differently demonstrate high amounts of nutrients in the river. To say the least, this river is out of balance.
High nutrient levels, which often start as fertilizers on our lawns and gardens, cause algae and duckweed growth, which ultimately deplete oxygen levels and kill marine life. We think the low water levels contributed to slower flows and warmer waters, creating the perfect breeding ground for explosive algae growth in the San Diego River. And greatly impacting water quality.
Water Quality Index Score: 76, Fair
Well, here it is: the most typical, average watershed in San Diego County in terms of water quality pollution and health. Our data in this watershed did not change dramatically from the year previous, nor did it produce any intriguing results this year.
It's typical.
The end point for this watershed, the Los Penasquitos Lagoon, has an official "pollution diet" in place for sediment, which means it's a known problem here. We continue to monitor this closely.
Water Quality Index Score: 76, Fair
Our data in San Dieguito Watershed show:
- Ammonia, phosphorus, and turbidity measuring at marginal on our Water Quality Index Scores
Ammonia and phosphorus are nutrients. In the farm or garden, people add nutrients to encourage robust and healthy plant growth. In the water, however, nutrients are rarely beneficial. Too many nutrients can cause algae to grow out of control, which will blanket the stream and bank with unsightly algae. These mats of algae ultimately lead to oxygen depletion that kill the aquatic life.
This is a huge concern for this waterway because our volunteers spotted lots of wildlife including birds, fish, turtles, clams, crawfish and insects.
The unhealthy levels of turbidity point to excessive sedimentation in the San Dieguito River. The river empties to the San Dieguito lagoon, which is sensitive to this sort of pollution because the river brings sediment into the east side of the lagoon and the Del Mar Racetrack and associated parking lots impact sediment flows on west side.
Water Quality Index Score: 72, Fair
To no surprise, our 2014 data showed that:
- Nitrate is consistently high in upper Escondido Creek
In fact, four of the five samples with the highest nitrate concentrations collected anywhere in San Diego County this year came from Escondido Creek. Because of this, our volunteers report seeing a lot of algae growth in the water.
We're not surprised because nitrate always measures high in Escondido Creek, but we're interested in learning why this consistently happens. Recently, we inquired with the City of Escondido, and representatives say it comes from groundwater and the legacy pollution from the agriculture industry. Thankfully, our longtime volunteer and new board member, Taya Lazootin, is running a research project examining nitrate in Escondido Creek to figure out what's happening. We're hoping her final report has more insights into this problem.
Water Quality Index Score: 77, Fair
We tracked two parameters of concern in San Luis Rey Watershed:
- Turbidity: Two-thirds of the turbidity samples exceeded healthy standards
- Levels of pH: Over half of the pH samples collected exceeded healthy standards
Spoiler alert: Our volunteers saw the impacts of these poor water quality indicators play out when they reported numerous dead fish along the river's bank in March and April.
When turbidity exceeds standards it means too many sediments are moving through the waters. We especially care about this in the San Luis River because it has a small tidal wetland where the fresh river water meets the coastal salt water. When the river carries unusually high amounts of sediment, it will deposit into the wetland, building it up and changing the habitat in this critical area. We'll lose marine habitat because the ratio of salt and fresh waters will change if the salty tides can't breach the sediment build up. This tidal wetland is an important brackish habitat for species like mullet fish and birds.
We're not sure what's raising the pH, and we'd like to research mines or factories in this watershed to understand how they may affect pH levels. We can tell you that it's unusual for pH to be high, especially in river water. For healthy fresh waters, every river needs a certain window of pH--not too low and not too high. In San Luis Rey, the high levels of pH essentially stress the organisms that live in the river. It can also increase the toxicity of existing pollutants like metals and ammonia.
Unfortunately, our volunteers spotted fish kills in March and April--dead mullet fish that suffered from these exact cycles.
Side story, when we found these fish kills, we worked with the Regional Water Quality Control Board to understand more about what was happening. High nutrient levels in the water right after a rainstorm cause algae growth. During the day, algae pumps out oxygen, and then it reabsorbs it during the night. During our daytime tests, oxygen values were through the roof. When we investigated further, in the middle of the night at 2 a.m., oxygen levels dropped causing oxygen depletion, and dead fish.


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