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Located in Crown Point, a lovely residential neighborhood nestled
between Ski and Sail Bays, the property includes a guest house and
sits on a large lot with a nice backyard. Main house has 2 bedrooms
and 2 bathrooms with a den that converts to a bedroom. Guest house is
1 large bedroom with a sitting area and 1 bathroom. It is a 2.5 block
walk to Sail Bay, perfect for sailing, windsurfing and kite-surfing
and a 3.5 block walk to Ski Bay, host to power boats and jet skis!
This locale is also half a block from a local coffee shop for that cup
of morning java, a local market which sells basics and a full
selection of beverages and spirits, a full-service salon, mail station
and a trendy women's boutique. Great for the entire family. Lots of
parking for multiple cars.
House and guesthouse share a private fenced-in backyard ideal for
family get-togethers and cook-outs. This charming, unique duo is a
wonderful way to stay close to the beach without dealing with parking
problems or overcrowded condo dwellings. It's an ideal oasis for up to
ten people looking to vacation together. Whether it's Sea World or the
social action of the Pacific Beach scene you crave, you will be within
one mile of these attractions.
We also have a play room for infants and toddlers filled with lots of toys.
This is a private home in a quiet neighborhood which we make available
as a vacation rental. We request that guests respect neighbors and
observe quiet hours from 9pm to 8am.
Individuals under 25 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.
NO SMOKING Inside AND NO PETS. Thank you for your cooperation.
property availability
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house rental amenities
*Two car attached garage, with two spaces and an additional "apron"
parking spot in driveway
*Wireless internet
*Half mile from Sea World
*3/4 mile from Belmont Park and Wave House on Pacific Beach
*Washer and Dryer located in garage
*Full kitchen with all the cooking utensils you will need, dishwasher,
refrigerator, range, oven and disposal.
*Skylight in master bathroom shower with a view of palm trees
*L-shaped layout and large windows surround lush backyard
*Cement and wood patio/deck between main house and guesthouse
*Back yard receives vibrant morning sunshine, but is also partially
shaded by architectural overhang/pavilion
*Gas grill in backyard available for use
*Six tall and several small palm trees on property, tropical plantings
and hummingbirds occasionally
*Location is conveniently near both Interstate 8 and Interstate 5 for
access to everything San Diego has to offer
*Minimum weekly rental
*Available year round
activities and attractions in Pacific Beach San Diego Area
Sea World
Mission Beach
Belmont Park
Various Playgrounds around Mission Bay
vacation rental rates
Jan - Feb .. $1595 per week
Sep - Dec, Mar - May ... $1,695 per week, . $2250 per week during Holidays
..$275 per week night / $315 per weekend night - 3 night minimum for both periods
June - ... $2,295 per week
July - ... $2,795 per week
August - ... $2,595 per week
Rates may vary, so call now!
Rates do not include taxes or cleaning
Tyler Burton 619 757 0669
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MONTREAL, QUEBEC--(Marketwire - March 14, 2012) - Osisko Mining Corporation ("Company", (TSX:OSK) (FRANKFURT:EWX) is pleased to announce that Mr. Gary Sugar has joined its Board of Directors.
Mr. Sugar recently retired from his position as a Managing Director, RBC Capital Markets following a 32-year career serving clients in the mining industry. Mr. Sugar is a graduate of the University of Toronto, Bachelor of Science (Geology), and Masters in Business Administration.
Victor H. Bradley, Chairman of the Board of Directors, commenting on Mr. Sugar's appointment stated: "We are very pleased that Gary has joined our Board. Osisko will benefit from his insights and years of experience acquired in advising leading Canadian mining companies, as the Company continues its transformation into a leading intermediate gold producer."
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DxO Labs released FilmPack 4 Wednesday, a new version of its software for photographers fond of the retro film look made possible by Instagram and similar filter-effect apps.
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Deaden! Deaden! Remember these guys? They had this CD with this horribly bloody cover that I used to turn over because it was too brutal for me at the time. They were good, though. So good, United Guttural decided to repress their demo, Feast On The Flesh Of The Dead. And it's too bad they didn't remaster it too, as it sounds like fucking shit most of the time!
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A new, experimental, Web-based Harvard Law School course is prioritizing the human dimension of online teaching. CopyrightX, the free, online, noncredit course for which students may receive a certificate of completion, is the brainchild of Professor William W. "Terry" Fisher III '82, an intellectual property law professor and the director of HLS's Berkman Center for Internet & Society, who is committed to what he calls the democratization of higher education. It was offered this spring through edX, a Harvard and M.I.T. initiative that now has additional university partners. EdX provides MOOCs—massive open online courses—to millions of people across the globe.
This semester, Harvard Law School launched the Law and History program of study, which is headed by two faculty leaders: Professor Tomiko Brown-Nagin, who is also a Professor of History in the Faculty of Arts and Sciences, and Professor Kenneth Mack. In a Q&A, Brown-Nagin discusses the origins and goals of the new program of study as well as her own scholarship.
It's a common refrain that immigrants taking the U.S. citizenship test know more about the workings of the federal government than the average holder of a U.S. birth certificate. A group of experts dedicated to grappling with the themes outlined in the Constitution gathered Monday at Harvard Law School (HLS) to explore that disturbing trend and the importance of civics.
When Elizabeth Bartholet '65 and Jessica Budnitz '01founded the Child Advocacy Program at Harvard Law School over eight years ago, they intended the program to serve as a model for other law schools. They intended the program to educate law students about the importance of working across traditional disciplinary lines. But they did not expect their ideas to transcend those boundaries by inspiring action within another discipline, namely journalism.
Since the first meeting of the seminar taught by David Barron '94 of Harvard Law School and Archon Fung of Harvard Kennedy School, students had been using case studies co-authored by the two professors that put them in the situation room with advisers on real-world problems at the intersection of law and policy. But during a session of Public Problems Advice, Strategy and Analysis in November a player in the case they were discussing sat at the table with them: Josh Stein. J.D. /M.P.P. '95, North Carolina state senator and Democratic minority whip, who had first-hand experience with an innovative but contentious piece of legislation: The North Carolina Justice Act.
History is bursting with examples of design leadership—from 12th-century treatise writers to the framers of the Constitution. Institutional design, legal architecture, the procedures and processes of social justice—all are structures that matter enormously.
Does legal training prepare one for the presidency? The question is quite difficult to answer, given the very different training most lawyers received in the 19th century. The vast majority of 19th-century lawyers studied for admission to the bar on their own, or under the guidance of a mentor, or as an apprentice to a practicing lawyer.
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Last fall the Harvard Law School opened its newest building, 250,000 square feet aimed at bringing faculty and students closer. Its design, developed in close collaboration with HLS community residents and neighbors and realized by the architectural firm Robert A.M. Stern Architects, grew out of a strategic plan crafted in 2000, with the primary goal of improving the overall student experience.


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Survey of Energy Resources 2007
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The average annual insolation in Finland is 1 150 kWh/m2. The seasonal variation of solar radiation in Finland is large; the main part of solar radiation is obtained between March and September.
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ALK Technologies Unveils New Version of CoPilot® Truck™ GPS Navigation App for Smartphones and Tablets
Adds enhanced in-cab navigation features, updated PC*MILER® routing and RouteSync™
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Louisville, KY – March 22, 2012—ALK Technologies, one of the world's leading providers of mobile navigation software, today announced a new version of CoPilot Truck, the leading truck-specific GPS navigation app for professional drivers. This new version brings the latest truck-specific, turn-by-turn guidance and routing technology to iPhones, iPads, Android-powered devices, laptops and Windows Mobile rugged devices.
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High school seniors from schools across western New York will be show casing their hand-made fashion designs on the runway. This year's event, Fusion, is presented by Erie 1 BOCES and The Walden Galleria Mall. The fashion show will take place from 5:30 - 8 p.m., Thursday, April 11 on the first floor of the mall near the Apple Store.
This is Erie 1 BOCES 4th Annual Fashion Show as created by the students in the Fashion Design and Merchandising program with help from various other Career and Technical programs. Set design has been constructed by high school students in the Building Trades program, Electrical program and Auto Custom Painting program. Hair and makeup will be crafted that evening by the Cosmetology program. The music played will be produced by Erie 1 BOCES Television and Sound Production program.
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The Honoring All Veterans Memorial, located in Richfield, MN, pays tribute to the men and women of the US Military. The memorial is funded by the sale of engraved names on granite tablets that face a bronze statue of one of the first flag-raisers at Iwo Jima, longtime Richfield resident Charles Lindberg.
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Haha alright guys, ive been given the sweetest oportunity to log 3-ad for AX!
I will be stopping all supps per say outside of protein, fishoil, and my multi to be able to fully guage the effects of 3-ad!
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Weight: 203
Body Fat: 12%
I stepped on the scale and was hovering between 202-203. I beleive im holding some possible water though so my weight may change the first couple of days.
The only measurement i really have is of my arms haha did it for ****s and giggles the other day as i mostly go by bf and how i look in the mirror but cold and flexed my arms are 17.5 inches.
Diet will be clean with cardio done atleast 3x a week.
This may change to a 3x a week split but im not sure so far its gonna be as listed below:
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Hey Queer Zine Fans! It's June here in the Northern Hemisphere (and everywhere else on the planet, too, we suspect.) June is significant for a couple of reasons. For those in North America it means summer, and summer means less TV, more hot rods (except with the price of petrol, who cares!?!?!) and surfing! In between catching waves and hanging on the beach (ok, QZAP is in Milwaukee... we've got a beach, but no real waves to speak of) it's time for Comix! So we've arbitrarily declared June to be Queer Comix Month. Take a few minutes to troll the archives and check out some of the illustrated work by such talented zinesters as Sina Shamsavari, Erica Moen, and Mara Schnookums, to name a few. Summer is also exciting because it's when there's a larger number of zine fests and Queer festivals. Chris has just returned from the Denver Zine Fest with these comments: Just a quick "thank you" to the hardworking zinesters who put together the third annual Denver Zine Fest on May 31, 2008. The weekend started with Anna emceeing the Zine Reading event at The Other Side Arts. Several awesome queer zinesters read, including Shannon Perez Darby, Nia King, Kelly Shortandqueer and me. Saturday was the main day of tabling, with hundreds of people browsing throughout the day. A sign of a successful event is to come home with none of the zines you went with and a stack of amazing zines by other people to read. Sunday, Nia King hosted the traditional pancake brunch and made stacks of yummy cakes for all! Special thanks to Kelly and Anna for letting me crash on their futon and hone my rudimentary DDR skills! If you are in the Denver area, be sure to check out the new Denver Zine Library space. It is larger, and has a nice, comfy feel to it. Also be sure to check our Events listings for upcoming festivals. July will be packed full with the Twin Cities Zine Fest in Minneapolis, MN, the Milwaukee Zine Fest here in Milwaukee, and the San Francisco Zine Fest. If you're in the Midwest in the US come visit us at the Milwaukee Zine Fest! FInally, under the "News" link at the top of the page we've added a section named "Calls For Submissions". If you know of upcoming zine projects that are looking for writers and artists please let us know, and we'll list them there. |
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Chile's Popular Unity collation and the revolution from below
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Narrativizing Egypt's Uprising
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The Pagan Arabs as Godfearers
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Graduate student "localizes" Shanghailander exhibit at UCLA Hillel
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Nazarian Center Hosts First Israel Studies Conference Held on West Coast
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Iran: a small window of hope
Professor Nayereh Tohidi, visting scholar at the UCLA Center for Near Eastern Studies, asks whether president-elect Hassan Rowhani will reset Iran's political course in a hopeful direction.
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Ten Questions About the Crisis in Syria
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Giant of Ismaili studies honored by younger generation
A younger generation of scholars recently paid tribute to UCLA Professor Emeritus Ismail K. Poonawala at a symposium ("Reflections on Ismaili Studies: Standing on Poonawala's Shoulders") organized by the UCLA Center for Near Eastern Studies on May 23, 2013, by presenting new research in a tradition made immeasurably richer by his life's work as a scholar of Ismaili Shiism.
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Mama Kiota of Niger: Feminism in a rural African Muslim form
Political scientist Pearl T. Robinson describes the work of Mama Kiota as a vital part of the global feminist movement. A female Sufi educational and spiritual leader, Mama Kiota has been working under the radar in her local community in Niger for 40 years, educating and empowering rural African Muslim women.
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Al-Rihla al-Ismailiyya: Reflections on Ismailis in Ismaili Studies
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Race 1: Belief System (5). Big improvement in first start for Maker so should be just as good or better this time. Exacta boxes: 5-4, 5-6
Race 2: Grace Devil (10). Don't like the favorites so shopping for a price here. Comes off an improved Beyer at Presque Isle and those horses are doing quite well here this fall. Exacta boxes: 10-6, 10-1
Race 3: Nashindy (6). Ran big here in the spring and I like the turn back from a longer race. Exacta box: 6-5, 6-7, 6-4
Race 4: Holiday Broad (6). Maker wins at a high percentage in first start off the claim like this week and she has a win at Keeneland. Exacta box: 6-4, 6-7, 6-11
Race 5: Ambitoness (7). Desormeaux is trainer's go-to rider and this one has also won at Keeneland. Exacta box: 7-8, 7-9, 7-10
Race 6: Gator Zone (8). Second off a long layoff and that first start was at Kentucky Downs, which should have built this one's stamina. Exacta box: 8-10, 8-3, 8-2
Race 7: Party Now (8). When Shug McGaughey debuts one at 7 furlongs, it's usually well-meant and he's also won with a high percentage of his synthetic track starters. Exacta box: 8-9, 8-11 8-12
Race 8: One Golden Road (4). Had trouble in his start here on opening weekend and was narrowly beaten. Ran against the bias in previous start. Exacta boxes: 4-6, 4-8, 4-1,
Race 9: Eden Prairie (14). I'm taking a stand against the favorite in the grade 2 Lexus Raven Run because of first-time synthetic and looking for a price. Eden Prairie dropped in class and ran big on poly at this distance. She's kept good company and the outside draw should not be a big issue with this distance and her running style. Exacta boxes: 14-4, 14-8, 14-9, 14-10
Race 10: Forty Four North (5). Trainer is overdue for a win and this one ran well in the lone turf start. Exacta boxes: 5-6, 5-8, 5-12
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Gustav Downgraded to a Category 1 Hurricane
The latest advisory on Hurricane Gustav now has it as a category 1 hurricane with winds sustained right around the center at 90 mph. The center of Gustav was located as of 2pm at 29.9 N and 91.5 W about 35 miles SE of Lafayette, LA. Movement was to the NW at 16 mph. This storm is expected to continue on its northwest heading right into the Ark-La-Tex. Copious amounts of rain are expected to our northeast as the storm bypasses us to the north. Yesterday, models indicated that the storm may stall out over east Texas and then move in a southwesterly direction. Indications are this afternoon that the storm will continue to move to the northwest and eventually re-curve into the Midwest. If anything, conditions around the Brazos Valley may turn out to be quite pleasant. We're still going to keep a slight chance of rain in the forecast...just in case. We'll continue to update the blog as we know more.
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Gustav Makes Landfall as Category 2 Hurricane
Hurricane Gustav made landfall Monday morning southwest of New Orleans near Cocodire, LA. Maximum winds were at 110 mph, making it a category 2 storm at landfall. New Orleans was on the eastern or "dirty" side of the storm, where some of the worst conditions could be felt. Six to ten inches of rain, along with high storm surges and tornadoes are being felt across eastern Louisiana and southern Mississippi.
Gustav will continue to track northwestward and rapidly weaken, eventually pushing across northeast Texas on Tuesday and Wednesday. As mentioned in the previous entry, I believe most of the activity will be northeast of the News 3 viewing area, however rain chances range from 40% in the southwestern portions of the Brazos Valley to 80% in the northeast (Houston and Trinity counties).
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Local Rain Chances from Gustav
As Hurricane Gustav moves closer to land, rain chances across the Brazos Valley are starting to sharpen up a bit. The storm is forecast to make a westward turn into Texas once it makes landfall. By the time it arrives, it will be substantially weaker and should only be a rain-maker for the Lone Star State.
As is stands now, the best chances for rain will be in the northeastern portions of the News 3 viewing area. We have Houston and Trinity counties down for an 80% chance of rain on Tuesday and Wednesday. The rain chances are slightly lower westward at 60% for Leon, Madison, Grimes, Walker, San Jacinto, Montgomery and Waller counties.
The lowest rain chances will be from Bryan/College Station westward. We have Brazos, Robertson, Milam, Burleson, Washington, Austin and Lee counties penciled in with a 40% of rain Tuesday and Wednesday.
While the general rule will be higher rain chances east and northeastward, don't be too surprised if your forecast is modified over the next few days. A small change in the track of Gustav can produce significant changes in your forecast.
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Gustave Becomes Category Four Storm
The National Hurricane Center issued an advisory Saturday afternoon confirming maximum winds up to 145 mph in Hurricane Gustav, making it the first category four storm to develop in the 2008 Atlantic Hurricane season.
Also of note: the forecast track has also shifted westward a bit.
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Friday Morning Update:
Gustav is moving northwestward through the Caribbean. The storm will move into the warmer waters of the northwestern Caribbean and Gulf of Mexico this weekend, which will result in rapid strengthening.
The latest coordinates are suggesting the storm moving more westward, which may result in the forecast track shifting westward as well. Pictured right is the latest forecast track. The white line represents the official forecast from the National Hurricane Center.
Rodney Harris
A special advisory was issued by the National Hurricane Center Thursday morning to upgrade the maximum winds in Gustav to 70 mph. The storm should become a hurricane -- again -- later today.
The official track has also shifted back to the west, putting the Texas coast back into the region that could see a potential landfall. I should also stress, however, the the official track is still towards the Louisiana coast.
We have modified your forecast slightly for the beginning of next week with increasing clouds on Tuesday and Wednesday. We'll probably see a spike in temperatures by Sunday, as the sinking air around Gustav will create warmer conditions once the storm approaches. We're keeping your rain chances pretty low for now, until confidence increases with the eventual path of the Gustav.
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Amongst the extended coverage from most news organizations highlighting the return of the educational process we call school, Mother Nature didn't quite appreciate being thrown in the backseat. So she created Gustav!
The tropical depression in the Caribbean was officially upgraded to the seventh named storm of the 2007 Atlantic hurricane season Monday afternoon. The quick intensification of the storm was evident on satellite imagery Monday morning. A semi-well defined eye was even spotted during the 12 o'clock newscast.
Maximum winds in the storm are at 60 mph, with higher gusts. Gustav is forecast to track northwestward, bringing plenty of rain to Jamaica and Haiti. The storm is forecast to track south of Florida by the weekend, but at this point, the weekend is too far away for anyone to say for sure whether or not the storm will track into the Gulf of Mexico.
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In the end him -- but they've got 5000 -- how do you get your branded.
Healthy hotel rooms across all of MGM's properties.
Well it's good to be with you today we -- to start with a pilot.
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We hope to grow that amount over time what we're learning so far from just these 42 rooms.
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April 22, 2011
A Smithsonian Quest Or How One Guy Resolved to See All the Museums
As much as the ATM blog team enjoys keeping you up-to-date with the latest-and greatest-happenings around the Smithsonian Institution, we're equally excited when readers share their experiences with us— what exhibitions they've seen, which museums they've visited and what keeps bringing them back to the Mall again and again.
One such reader, Craig Fifer, recently shared the details of his "Smithsonian quest" with us, and we, in turn, share his story with you.
Craig Fifer, an employee with the nearby City of Alexandria, was visiting the "Norman Rockwell" exhibition in early January of this year at the Smithsonian American Art Museum when he had a thought. First, he marveled at how generous lenders are for sharing their works of art with the public and then he thought that having free museums was a gift that shouldn't be taken for granted.
"Since I was in a new year mindset at the time," he says, "I decided to make a resolution to visit all of the Smithsonian museums over the course of 2011." Living so close to Washington, D.C., Fifer, like most D.C.-area residents, hadn't taken full advantage of the Institution's proximity. So, in 2011, he decided to change that.
He invited friends to join him on his quest and they documented their jaunts. On Saturday, Fifer and crew (so far, he has 41 RSVPs) will wrap up the 20-site visit that has taken him and his friends up to New York and all Around the Mall, eight months ahead of schedule. So, if you happen to be at the National Zoo on Saturday, around 3 PM, stop by the Panda Cafe terrace (across from the zebra entrance) and you might catch the Questers having a belated birthday party for Fifer, who turned 33 on Wednesday. Hey, who says you can't be a kid again?
Fifer's three favorite sights on the trip were: the "Enterprise" space shuttle at the Air and Space Museum's Udvar-Hazy Center, the "Americans Now" exhibit at the National Portrait Gallery and the "Ghost Clock" at the Renwick Galley. He hopes that his Quest will encourage other readers to take in the sights, too.
Next up for Fifer? Why, more museums of course. "Once I complete the Smithsonian quest," he says, "I plan to work for the rest of the year on a new goal of visiting a total of 50 museums in 2011." Well, with such a good head start, that shouldn't be too hard.
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I love this idea! Hats off to Craig and his friends, and hope that this post inspired more DC-ers (ahem, myself) to take advantage of all the Smithsonian has to offer.
Thanks very much for featuring the quest! I want to be sure to recognize my good friend DJ Harper, who coincidentally made the same new year's resolution to visit all the Smithsonian museums. We teamed up to invite our friends to join us, and DJ have both been to every museum together.
Congratulations, Craig! Sorry I can't be with you at the zoo this weekend.
Craig Fifer is a legend. Every time I hear about him, he's doing amazing things.
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Lovely ... hits over her kidneys ... renal failure, anyone? [not that her torturers care...]
I think either DailyBeast or HuffPost. Or a re-post from Facebook for all I can remember.
Well of course she would have been beaten for being a lesbian: same sex oriented people are mostly out of the baby business (unless they adopt) and cannot be a part of one's harem. Men make all the rules in Islam and Shariah condemns women to a lifetime of being only slightly more worthless than fundamentalist Xian women ("helpmates"). When you stop and think about it, this is why Mitt is against the equal pay act. Or is he? With Mitt it will depend on whether he has talked to his handlers.
At the risk of causing incident, Iran usually declares atheists mentally unfit, puts a straight jacket on them, inject them with drugs, and toss them in a padded room till they say they are muslim, then they are declared to have recovered mentally. Personally, I think any atheist in the middle east who comes out into the open should be hospitalized, as it's practically a suicide by proxy attempt. It might be ridiculous to believe in fairy tales, but it is even more ridiculous to declare yourself a non-believer when a religion has executive power.
These are the same things Stalin did to Russians who spoke out against his brand of communism. That, and pushing them out windows and claiming suicide.
Sadly, the only thing that can be done is people risking their lives and setting up safe-houses, maybe some sort of program where gay men can enter a mock marriage with a lesbian, it's far from ideal but we really don't have many other options.
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