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Forty Days and Forty Nights (almost, 39 nights) of Deb’s House Concerts, subscribe to the feed, http://dhconcerts.wordpress.com/feed June 19, 2008

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Weird Medical Stuff - Powerful Tomatoes Leave More Than 20 Dead May 11, 2008

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Powerful Tomatoes Leave More Than 20 Dead - Part II May 11, 2008

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A Message to Nathan Pacheco May 13, 2008

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Don’t Borrow $$$$ From Your 401k Retirement Savings Account May 13, 2008

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Visit the new Nathan Pacheco tribute site (fan site) on WordPress May 14, 2008

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In The News Today … California Supreme Court Rules For Equality May 16, 2008

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DR. CLARISSA PINKOLA ESTÉS on The Moderate Voice May 16, 2008

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Flowers, Beauty and Music Above All Else: GLADIOLAS, stained glass, nathan pacheco May 16, 2008

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International Day Against Homophobia May 17, 2008 May 16, 2008

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Nostalgia? Television Commercials From Years Back May 17, 2008

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Discover Nathan Pacheco now, and stay ahead of the curve! May 19, 2008

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These Guys Are Funny (Red State Update) May 19, 2008

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Arianna Huffington Has Finally Said Something Good About Hillary May 19, 2008

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More About the California Ruling For Marriage Equality May 19, 2008

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About The Flag Pin, and Obama’s Refusal To Wear It Saying It Doesn’t Matter May 20, 2008

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At the end of Memorial Day 2008 … May 26, 2008

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Support Folk Music for $4.95!!! eFolkMusic, Of Course! :) May 27, 2008

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Another Comment about 100 Free mp3 Downloads for $4.95 on eFolkMusic May 31, 2008

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More Health and Science Links May 31, 2008

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Man Babies June 1, 2008

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Due to an unfortunate accident, which I will describe at a later date, I have too much time on my hands and off my feet. June 1, 2008

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Suncatchers Completed June 1, 2008 June 1, 2008

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UFO Sighting Over My Back Yard Late Afternoon June 1, 2008 January 1, 2008

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Travel Back In Time With Me, If You Will, To Three Weeks Ago June 8, 2008

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Seven Fun-Filled Days At Mom and Pop’s Stained Glass Camp June 8, 2008

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You Want the Scoop? Here are the details. All of these stained glass designs are ones I created this week. June 9, 2008

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Candle Vases and Light Through Bevels June 9, 2008

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More Health and Science Links May 31, 2008

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Here are the articles I’ve been reading, saving and meaning to post this week.

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NYTimes Blog -

Jill Bolte Taylor - When a Brain Scientist Suffers a Stroke

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Huffington Post

How Miracle Fruit Will Change Everything You Taste
Ladies, Don’t Fall Into the Bone Mineral Density Osteoporosis Trap
The Sound Of Your Soul
Nanotechnology Cancer Treatment: A New Tool In Radiation Therapy

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BBC News

Isolated tribe spotted in Brazil

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Pam’s House Blend

Jesus Wept (lack of health care in USA)
Rules for apologizing (communication and etiquette)

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Associated Press

Volcano Erupts on Galapagos Islands

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News for Kids: Hillary’s High School Horror Show
(okay, not really health and science, just human psychology and group think)

More About the California Ruling For Marriage Equality May 19, 2008

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International Day Against Homophobia May 17, 2008 May 16, 2008

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I’ve never heard of this before. The International Day Against Homophobia is tomorow, May 17, 2008. From the website, it looks like it’s based in Canada.

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The focus this year is Health Care Workers. I wish them well. This is certainly a worthy focus. All people should be treated with dignity and respect. This applies when seeking health care, too. I am happy to see that someone is addressing this issue. Education is a good place to start.

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Annual campaigns to combat homophobia focus on a different scope of activity each year. The goal of the Homosexuality is not a sickness! campaign is to reach all healthcare workers and professionals.

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The 2008 campaign highlights gay and lesbian health issues. Just like any other citizens, gays and lesbians need to receive health services free of discrimination.

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Read more from the web page after the fold.

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DR. CLARISSA PINKOLA ESTÉS on The Moderate Voice May 16, 2008

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[UPDATE: Read Dr. E's most recent posts on The Moderate Voice.]

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DR. CLARISSA PINKOLA ESTÉS has been a columnist for The Moderate Voice for more than a year, but I have not linked to her columns in any recent posts. I do not have a good reason for that, since she has much to say, and I enjoy her stories and analysis.

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Her book Women Who Run With the Wolves was what informed me of her storytelling and therapist’s view of the world. From the day I found it (a few years after publication) until many months later, I read and reread the stories she told and her interpretations of their meanings. She is a wise voice in a world where we are too often lacking in wisdom.

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This evening, I started looking back through the archives of her columns in TMV and began copying links to add to this page. The list became longer and longer.

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The list below is not the complete body of Dr. Estes work on TMV, but it is a start. Visit The Moderate Voice to find more of her columns and to read the work of the other fine columnists.

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DR. CLARISSA PINKOLA ESTÉS is a therapist, a story teller and a writer (among other things). In many of her columns on TMV, she tells stories and analyzes human behavior as it relates to current events in the USA and around the world.

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Here are several paragraphs from one of her columns.

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‘Barack is Not White, Barack is Not Black’ The Possible Gift in Being Bi-Racial

March 18th, 2008 by DR. CLARISSA PINKOLA ESTÉS, TMV Columnist two_men_lucian_freud.png

Barack is, like I am, like many others of us are–for lack of a more graceful word– we are Bi-racial. Cross-racial is probably a slightly better, but still awkward term. That is, we are born twinned: one of each of two or more races is inside us. The blood of often opposing groups, runs in our cells, our bloodlines. Barack’s mother was Caucasian. His father was an African from Kenya.

People who are bi-racial are never without their twin. Never. Our twin is both ‘other’ and ‘I” at the same time. It’s a potentially tempestuous but also often transformative situation… if we give ourselves to working out its puzzle over our lifetimes.

Above is a painting by the master of brushwork and figurative art, Lucien Freud. It speaks to me and to many others who are bi-racial, because as you see in the two men on the bed, we are in “a relationship we cannot leave,” a lifelong relationship with our, often historically adversarial, bloodlines.

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Cruise on over to TMV and read for awhile.

Polar Bear: The Lost Story
Endurance, The Word: A Lost Story
This Is West Virginia
This Too Is West Virginia
Rest Well. Day Is Done
Prayer For The Suffering Chinese
When A Good Mother Sails From This World
Mother’s Day and The Mistaken Zygote: If You Have a Mama From Mars
The Fierce Origin of Mother’s Day: A Lost Story
Mother’s Day: A Lost Story
Than Shwe: This Child Is Burma’s Only Future: Do Not Let An Entire Generation of Burmese Children Be Wiped Out by Your Inaction
Burma: The Government’s Idea of Bringing Aid to the Groaning Masses of Maimed and Dead
Rest For A Moment
And You Thought Sister Mary Ignatius Was Strict: Not Allowed to Vote In Indiana: The Nuns’ Story
Two Presidents for the Price of One: Co-Presidents Michelle, Bill and Cindy
The Last First Lady: Transition from Society Balls, to Just Balls
PETA Speaks About Eight Belles Being Driven To Fatal Injuries on Track
About Indiana: Twelve Mostly Beloved Oddities About Hoosiers
Disease Control Hugely Boosted In China by…The Olympics?
A Moment of Rest Away From The Whirling Whir of the World: A Lost Story
Can Any Candidate Take Us Out of Oceania and Back to the USA? Or Is That Solely Up To Us?
Clinton, Obama, McCain, and Shakespeare: Relentless War Silences Those Who Demanded Peace
Hillary Clinton and the Negative Mother Complex
A Martian Speaks on What Some Call “Whoredom”
Culture on the Couch: Obama and Wright: One’s Own Brother as Destroyer
Rush Limbaugh, Charlie Brown and Our Cowboy Senator Salazar
Has Any Candidate Noticed? The Investigative Storytellers Have Gone Missing
Election Psychosis
What Is A Destructive Cult? Who Joins? Warren Jeffs and Brother Hide Behind Women’s Skirts
The FLDS Church Based on Polygamy Now in Court
Clinton, Obama Debate, Schmebate
President Bush’s Plans for Greenhouse Gases; The King Midas Story
Pope Speaks for Planet, Because Care of Earth Critically Tied To Peace on Earth
Bush, The First Catholic President?: Some Think Pope Approves George Bush’s “Use” of Catholic Social Teachings?
Dr. E. from TMV, is a New Columnist for The National Catholic Reporter
Louis Farrakhan Endorses Obama at “Saviours’ Day” Event in Chicago: A Tale of Who Shall Be King
Michelle Obama: Those Who Say: “I Ain’t Voting For No Nigger”
Fidel Castro; The Man in the Green Suit Turns
Candidates Fight to Be Underdog, A Great Risk: The Boy Who Cried Wolf
Burma: The Heartbeat Is Still Alive Underground
Ernie Pyle, The WWII Grunts’ Storyteller
For The Night Riders: Bloggers Across The World Who Write at Night
The Next President: The Nation Cannot Survive Another Erl King Carrying Off Its Leader
Fred Thompson Turns Back: Candidates Going Forward Have Fire in the Belly
Mike Huckabee, Ads, Picket Lines: Cunning Like A Frog? Innocent Like A Mouse? A Lost Story
The Lost Story of New Year’s Day: The Old Man and The Child
Christmas Eve 2007: The Call Comes
Walter Adler: Assaulted for Being a “Dirty Jew” …and The Traveler from Samara Still Lives
Torture: Did the American Psychological Association Collude With Torture of Human Beings?
Thanksgiving, Chanukah, Christmas: Thankful for Family Elders… and Sobriety
Our Hometown: Night of 100 Cats, and Belle Gunness
Hugo Chavez: Students Forced Masked Soldiers to Shoot Them?
Veterans’ Prayers: A Hidden Part of Warrior Life: Veterans Day 2007
Veterans Day 2007: Our Brothers and Sisters On the Job
The Forgotten Ones: The Vets Who Wander Still, Veterans Day 2007
Kristallnacht: The Night of Shattering Glass, 9 November 1938
2007 Weblog Awards for Best Comic Strip: The Top Ten
Gay Rights: The Religious Who Teach Non-violence, Non-condemnation of GLBT
Abortion: What It Takes To Make It To Earth
Torture, Arson, Flood, War: Some Vitamins for the Soul
Our Home Town: Seed Corn Shall Not Be Ground
Burma: Than Schwe’s Irrevocable Public Shame
Burma: The Robes With No Monks in Them
California Fires: Post-Trauma Recovery List
Elections: Men Too Emotional to be President? Women too? Curious Clues in the Constitution.
Burma: How Things Are

I can’t do any more! She has written much. Go and read. TMV

** And, now it’s morning May 16, 2008. I’ve been up all night listening to Nathan and reading old posts by Dr. E. It looks as if she may have been up all night, too. There are two new posts this morning. :)

Elections 2008: Bridge

Sleep, Perchance to Dream…

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Weird Medical Stuff - Powerful Tomatoes Leave More Than 20 Dead May 11, 2008

Posted by dhconcerts in Anecdotes, Health, International, Peace, Justice and Equality, Photos, Quoting Others, Science.
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NOTE: By ‘Weird” I mean simply “interesting”, “unusual”, “unexpected”, “out of the ordinary”, “outside the normal expectations” … you get the idea. I am in no way making a pejorative comment about anything or anyone in the health care professions. (See “Weird Duck“)

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Weird Brain Stuff

I glanced at this headline:

Powerful Tornadoes Leave More Than 20 Dead

And, read it as:

Powerful Tomatoes Leave More Than 20 Dead

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A woman who can’t forget anything:

Cover of The Woman Who Can't Forget

Simon & Schuster
Jill Price’s book details what it’s like to carry around
decades of highly detailed memories about her daily life.

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Health Risks by Profession

Jobs at Risk For Disease

(from AOL Health)

Professional firefighters have higher-than-average risk of contracting colon and brain cancer, a study by the Massachusetts Department of Public Health found. Evidence also indicated that firefighers may be more susceptible to bladder and kidney cancers, and Hodgkin’s lymphoma.

A separate Australian study recently revealed that health and community workers — including doctors, nurses and social workers — were twice as likely to suffer from cardiovascular conditions such as heart disease and stroke. The study was based on data tracking 4,000 people between the ages of 45 and 65.

Restaurant workers were twice as likely than the average worker to get bronchitis as well as musculoskeletal, cardiovascular and endocrine conditions such as diabetes, the Australian study found.

Retail workers faced higher rates of musculoskeletal conditions, such as shoulder or ankle injuries.

The Australian study also found that office workers were less likely to suffer from cancer. Workers in other industries including education, transportation, construction and agriculture did not show significantly higher rates of chronic illness. Sources: theage.com.au, Reuters

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Suicidal Doctors

Know-How Raises Suicide Risk for Doctors
By LINDSEY TANNER,
AP
Posted: 2008-05-10 00:09:45
Filed Under: Health News
CHICAGO (May 8) - There’s a grim, rarely talked-about twist to all that medical know-how doctors learn to save lives: It makes them especially good at ending their own. An estimated 300 to 400 U.S. doctors kill themselves each year - a suicide rate thought to be higher than in the general population, although exact figures are hard to come by.

Some doctors believe the stigma of mental illness is magnified in a profession that prides itself on stoicism and bravado. Many fear admitting psychiatric problems could be fatal to their careers, so they suffer in silence.

More Must-See Videos: Stroke/Jill Bolte Taylor, Civil Rights/Dare Not Walk Alone, Self Portraits/Elephant Artisans, Documentary/Story of Stuff, Ellen/”This is personal to me.” May 3, 2008

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Talks Jill Bolte Taylor: My stroke of insight

[UPDATE: Related NYTimes article May 25, 2008. Click more at the end of this post.]

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Dare Not Walk Alone

“The civil rights story they don’t show in school”

…We’ve all seen the text-book version of the civil rights struggle, the stock news footage of people marching behind Dr. King singing songs of freedom. But what about the price those marchers paid, the beatings and the backlash their community suffered? Black children arrested for attending a white church; black youths attacked in broad daylight for stepping onto on a ‘white’ beach; white students cattle-prodded by police for supporting the cause of racial equality: this is our history America, this is Dare Not Walk Alone.

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Starving Elephant Artisans

Can your elephant paint? Watch this elephant, rescued from abusive treatment in Burma, now paint an amazing self portrait. You’ll be amazed at how his talent unfolds.

So touched by their horrific backgrounds and loving personalities, ExoticWorldGifts.com now supports, “Starving Elephant Artisans” by selling their paintings so they can continue to have a new life in Thailand.

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What is the Story of Stuff?

From its extraction through sale, use and disposal, all the stuff in our lives affects communities at home and abroad, yet most of this is hidden from view. The Story of Stuff is a 20-minute, fast-paced, fact-filled look at the underside of our production and consumption patterns. The Story of Stuff exposes the connections between a huge number of environmental and social issues, and calls us together to create a more sustainable and just world. It’ll teach you something, it’ll make you laugh, and it just may change the way you look at all the stuff in your life forever.

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A Tragedy That Should Never Have Happened

Ellen talked about 15-year-old Larry King who was murdered by a classmate for being gay. If you would like to volunteer your services to help gay and lesbian kids who are being harassed and bullied or if you are having difficulties because of your sexual orientation, here are some wonderful services that can help.

The Trevor Project
The Trevor Project operates the nations only 24/7 crisis & suicide prevention helpline for gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender and questioning youth. If you or a friend are feeling lost or alone call The Trevor Helpline. There is hope, there is help. The Trevor Helpline: 866-4-U-TREVOR.

PFLAG -­ Parents, Families and Friends of Lesbians and Gays
PFLAG promotes the health and well-being of gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender persons, their families and friends through: support, to cope with an adverse society; education, to enlighten an ill-informed public; and advocacy, to end discrimination and to secure equal civil rights. Parents, Families and Friends of Lesbians and Gays provides opportunity for dialogue about sexual orientation and gender identity, and acts to create a society that is healthy and respectful of human diversity.

GLASS - Youth & Family Services
Gay and Lesbian Adolescent Social Services (GLASS) is a private, non-profit 501(c) (3) social service agency dedicated to providing a wide range of social and health care services to children and youth who are in foster care, on probation, or who are homeless. We provide these services in safe, loving, supportive, non-judgmental living environments, while providing full access to all of the educational and vocational opportunities to which these youth are entitled.

GLAAD - Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation
The Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD) is dedicated to promoting and ensuring fair, accurate and inclusive representation of people and events in the media as a means of eliminating homophobia and discrimination based on gender identity and sexual orientation.

GLSEN - Gay, Lesbian and Straight Education Network
GLSEN, or the Gay, Lesbian and Straight Education Network, is the leading national education organization focused on ensuring safe schools for all students. Established nationally in 1995, GLSEN envisions a world in which every child learns to respect and accept all people, regardless of sexual orientation or gender identity/expression. More than 3,800 Gay-Straight Alliance student clubs nationwide have registered with GLSEN. GLSEN also sponsors the National Day of Silence on April 25, which this year will be held in honor of Lawrence King.

Remembering Lawrence
Vigils in memory of Lawrence King, calling for an end to violence and harassment directed at lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people in schools, are being organized in communities across the country. This website lists future and past vigils across the country and allows organizers to register vigils in their area. The more events we organize, the louder our collective voice. Please help make sure that what happened to Lawrence never happens again.

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Twelve Days of Deb’s House Concerts, subscribe to the feed, http://dhconcerts.wordpress.com/feed April 17, 2008

Posted by dhconcerts in About Life, Anecdotes, Art and Music, Creative Souls, Health, International, Letters to Sally Kern, Music, Peace, Justice and Equality, Quoting Others, Sally Kearn, Sally Kern, Sally Kern / Sally Kearn, Science, Stained Glass, Think Green, Video/YouTube.
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My Friend Will Be Walking in the AIDS Walk in Charlotte, N.C. Saturday, May 3, 2008 Please Visit His Page and Donate April 17, 2008

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Please Visit the Donation Page of

** North Carolina Gay Activist **

*** Thank you for your involvement! ***

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NCGayActivist’s Fundraising Goal:

$200.00

Money Raised to Date:

$50.00

If you are unable to donate online, please print out a donation form.

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Join me NCGayActivist in his efforts to support AIDS WALK Charlotte!

Thank you for supporting AIDS WALK Charlotte.Your contribution is greatly appreciated.

Tubing … okay, okay, YouTube-ing … ;) April 5, 2008

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Floating down a river on an inner tube would most certainly be a more enjoyable way to spend an afternoon (than watching videos on YouTube). But, if there’s no river and there’s no inner tube, surfing ‘the internets’ will probably satisfy.

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Here are some videos I’ve found recently:

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Discovered: The real face of Leonardo da Vinci

Mcneri’s Weblog

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Transman and Wife on Oprah

Part I

Part II

Part III

Part IV - I’ve not found part IV.

Part V

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More from Good As You:

This weekend in Topeka, KS, there was a so-called “Million *Fag* March” held in protest of the nearly two decades of rabidly anti-gay antics that have been waged by the Westboro Baptist Church. Here are some scenes from that “faggy” soiree:

Million Fag March in Topeka KS [YouTube] Million Fag March part I [YouTube] .

10 Couples

Ten gay and lesbian couples talk about their relationships and explain why marriage is necessary for them and their families. These videos are also featured on 10Couples.org, where you can find tools to turn these stories into meaningful action. The videos were filmed and produced by the award-winning team at Public Interest (PublicInterest.tv).

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Diversity Lesson 101: Intersexuality

Half Jack

An informative music video of sorts intended to raise awareness and educate others about intersex, focusing specifically on the need to change the current medical model that supports the practice of infant intersex surgery.

My Genderqueer Life, Part 3: What’s the “I” in LGBTQQIA??

brief overview of the relevance of intersexuality to queer issues. For more info: read “Gender Theory, Queer Theory: An Instant Primer” by Riki Wilchins vist www.ISNA.org

kelly talks about being born an intersex person

This is a scene from the film “I Think We’re Alone Now.” For more information go to www.ithinkwerealonenow.com

eFeminate Introduction

eFeminate is a blog about Natalie: an intersexed asexual who is taking estrogen to fully develop as a female. I’m in my 20s and discovering more and more about the strange and rare condition that caused me to generate an almost complete female anatomy while having a 46,XY karyotype.

Intersex Infant - Surgical Abuse

Story of a mother’s efforts to protect her son from a doctor intent to perform genital surgery. (The surgeon eventually removed her intersexed son’s healthy testicle without parental permission and against their wishes. The parents are suing, but the intersexed son is now a eunuch.)

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Nine Days of Deb’s House Concerts, subscribe to the feed, http://dhconcerts.wordpress.com/feed April 4, 2008

Posted by dhconcerts in About Life, Anecdotes, Art and Music, Creative Souls, Health, International, Movies, Music, Peace, Justice and Equality, Photos, Quoting Others, Radio, Sally Kearn, Sally Kern, Sally Kern / Sally Kearn, Science, Television, Think Green, Video/YouTube.
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Brain-Disabling Treatments in Psychiatry: Drugs, Electroshock and the Psychopharmaceutical Complex February 9, 2008

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I have no idea whether or not this author is correct in his assertions. But, it looks like an interesting book. (more…)

Fundamentalism * Understanding * Insurance * Candidates * Health * Travel * A.E.Brain * Writer’s Strike * Dilbert Blog February 2, 2008

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I keep finding articles that are interesting, and I keep saving them all to read again and pass along. I don’t have time to write about every one of them, so I’ve just given them titles. I realize it is terribly uncreative of me to just post links. Hmmmm.

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Fundamentalism * Bigotry * Hate * Death

Marine Funeral - Westboro Baptist Church
Heath’s Funeral - Westboro Baptist Church
Greater Mount Calvary Holy Church
Proud to Be Straight mp3
15 Years After “Don’t Ask. Don’t Tell”
Mentally Retarded Women Used as Suicide Bombers
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A.E.Brain: Information * Understanding * Acceptance

T is for …
Take 5
Maple Leaf Rag
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Insurance

Bainbridge Notes: Insurance
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Candidates

Pulp Friction - Karen Zipdrive - Odious Duo
Propaganda Poster - What Do You See?
Why Edwards Never Caught On
The Spoiler
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Health * Health Care * Health Care Crimes

Pam’s House Blend - TerranceDC-Basic Healthcare Failure
After the Colonoscopy: Cindy’s Multiple Myeloma Blog
Finger Length and Abilities
Stolen Kidneys in India
What is PSA? Do I need a PSA test?
Keep It Clean, Boys
Depression Hits Hardest in 40s
I Speak of Dreams: Anti-Vaccination Propaganda
Woman Arrested Trying to Locate Her Dad in Hospital Parking Lot
Response to Deputy Arresting Woman Searching for Her Dad
Five Die in January After Being Tasered
Pedometer
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A.E.Brain : Science and Space

Ticking Time Bomb
Our Repeating Pentagonal Universe
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Hell Hath No Fury Like A Woman Scorned … Conned … Betrayed …

Heppy70’s Weblog - Todd Unkefer
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Travel * Sports

When Not to Take a Trip
Super Bowl Urban Legends
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Writers’ Strike * Bloody Omaha Graphics

Speechless Hollywood
Richard Hammond
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Dilbert Blog

Dilbert Blog - Scott Adams
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Good As You

Good As You
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Presidential Politics * War * Religion * Health January 7, 2008

Posted by dhconcerts in Health, International, Peace, Justice and Equality, Quoting Others, Science, Video/YouTube.
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Bhutto * Politics and War * Health * Race * Food * Celebrities * Music January 2, 2008

Posted by dhconcerts in Art and Music, Creative Souls, Health, International, Music, Peace, Justice and Equality, Photos, Quoting Others, Radio, Science, Television, Think Green, Video/YouTube.
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I’m trying to visualize a chain made of these links.

I’m thinking it might look like a spider web.

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Benazir Bhutto

Arianna Huffington -Benazir Bhutto: From the Oxford Union to her Last Rally in Rawalpindi
Mike Malloy - “Bin Laden was Murdered”
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Politics and War

Bob Cesca - The Most Inappropriate Bush War Smirk of 2007
Seema Kalia - My Favorite Mistake: Naomi Wolf Regrets Being Paid To Work For Gore
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Health

When a Loved One Ages, There Are Options
Heat Therapy Helps Latch-Key and Senior Dogs
Where Zoe meddles in the Internal Affairs of the great state of Rhode Island.
2007 Transgender Year In Review: Jan - Mar
About “i’m sorry law”
Putting A Plague In Perspective
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Race

Study: minorities are less likely to receive narcotics for pain in the ER

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Food

The sustainable food project: Troubleshooting sandwich toppings

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Celebrities

AOL - Rosie Responds to ‘Most Annoying’ Title
Rosie.com - Rosie’s blog (Get the real story direct from Rosie)
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Music

Celebrate ‘08 With Radiohead

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