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June 14th, 2011
Andrew Cuomo must be pretty confident with his vote count. He's introduced a marriage bill in the NY Senate.
In addition to providing for same-sex marriage, it has broad protections for "a corporation incorporated under the benevolent orders law or described in the benevolent orders law but formed under any other law of this state or a religious corporation incorporated under the education law or the religious corporations laws."
Some will no doubt be annoyed by this inclusion, but it appears that this will purchase safe passage in the Senate. And while there may be some religious universities that refuses to recognize a professor's spouse for insurance purposes, this exclusion will not impact very many. Catholic hospitals already have to recognize the patient's designation of who is "family", and we really have no interest in making some anti-gay church rent us their reception hall.
A second Republican has pledged support for the bill, leaving only one more to go (New York
Post Daily News Courier Tribune Bulletin Times):
New York is within a single vote of legalizing gay marriage, after a second Republican state senator said on Tuesday that he would support the measure should it come to the floor this week.
The senator, Roy J. McDonald, from the capital region, made his comments to reporters amid growing indications that Republican leaders would bring the bill to an up or down vote on Thursday or Friday. Three other Republican state senators, speaking on condition of anonymity because their conference had not yet formally debated the measure, said they believed the bill was almost certain to come up for a vote and that it would likely pass, making New York the sixth and largest state in the nation to legalize same-sex marriage.
Earlier today, Sen. Alesi, the first Republican to pledge support, predicted that the bill will pass with 6 Republicans in support.
June 14th, 2011
Okay, it's a little breathless. And, yeah, it could probably be classified as "liberal media bias". (NY Daily News)
A shadowy group run by religious fundamentalists is bankrolling a pitched crusade against same-sex marriage in New York.
Secretive and flush with cash, the National Organization for Marriage is igniting a culture war as it battles Gov. Cuomo and Mayor Bloomberg in their campaign to legalize gay wedlock.
that is the way that thePost writes and, well, it's the facts ma'am. As ooky-spooky nefarious as it sounds, they're spot-on:
"They came into the state with a big splash," said civil rights lawyer Evan Wolfson, president of Chelsea-based Freedom to Marry. "They're basically just a shell group that exists to funnel money into anti-gay causes from a small set of secret donors."
Some day we will know exactly which super-rich Catholics are using NOM as an intermediary in their effort to finance the institutionalization of Catholic Doctrine into civil law. But in the meantime, New Yorkers need to know the truth about NOM and their purpose. Even if it is a bit over the top in style.
[Ugh…. No, this was not a NY Post article. It's the Daily News]
June 13th, 2011
The man who tells you that he can predict what Albany will do is either a fool or a liar. However, there is some very promising last-minute news out of New York. First, the NYTimes tells us that the last Democratic Senator holdouts (other than Sen. Diaz) have pledged support:
The three Democratic senators — Joseph P. Addabbo Jr. and Shirley L. Huntley of Queens and Carl Kruger of Brooklyn — all voted against the measure in 2009, when it failed by a wide margin. Their switch to the yes column leaves all but one Senate Democrat supporting same-sex marriage — and the fate of the legislation in the hands of the Republican majority in the chamber.
This brings the total support count among Democrats to 29. The bill needs the support of at least 3 Republicans to reach the 32 majority. But the New York Post reports that this may be more than possible.
Seven or more Senate Republicans have signaled Gov. Cuomo that they're ready to legalize same-sex marriage, more than enough to put the controversial and historic measure over the top this week, The Post has learned.
A highly knowledgeable Senate insider said yesterday that "far more of the [GOP] members are in play than anyone realizes, including some surprising names from conservative upstate areas."
Among the unexpected potential Senate Republican "yes" votes, insiders say, are Kemp Hannon of Nassau County, Charles Fuscillo of Suffolk County, Betty Little of Glens Falls, Andrew Lanza of Staten Island, Greg Ball of Putnam County, James Alesi of Rochester, and Roy McDonald of Rensselaer County — all of whom helped defeat gay marriage when the vote was held in December 2009.
Of course, all of that can change in a heartbeat.
UPDATE: Republican Senator James Alesi has confirmed that he will vote for marriage
"I am doing this on my own initiative. I really am not down here because I have been guaranteed that we will have enough votes to pass this. It is my hope, not just here in New York State, but all across the nation that if a Republican senator can stand before his constituents and say that he supports marriage equality, that he supports equality for all Americans without regard for their gender or their sexual preference that we can start here in New York State and look at it as is a national initiative that America is for Freedom and equality."
May 17th, 2011
Mayor Bloomberg flew to Albany today to lobby Republican New York State Senators to vote for marriage equality. The New York Times wrote about his trip.
I just got goose bumps.
The visit by Mr. Bloomberg, who has been among the biggest donors to Senate Republicans in recent years, came as lawmakers and same-sex marriage advocates begin a monthlong push to muster the small number of Republican votes needed to win approval of same-sex marriage in the Republican-controlled Senate.
In pledging to support senators who back same-sex marriage — "no matter where they stand on any other issue," the mayor said — Mr. Bloomberg is dangling a potent political carrot: his money and muscle in the next election.
I can't recall a straight politician of Bloomberg's stature – in any party – ever basing the allocation of their considerable financial support and influence solely on a pro-gay position. Ever.
A Commentary
May 17th, 2011
Successful activism walks a fine line. If you get too cautious, you end up making excuses for the status quo, placing "alliances" ahead of goals, and end up as a politician rather than an advocate. To my way of thinking, some of our established organizations have gone way too far down that road.
On the other extreme, reckless actions that are not well thought out can have both immediate and long-term costs, some of which are catastrophic. Groups that come from an "I'm right so f*ck you" arrogance may place pissing people off as their highest goal without considering (or caring about) the consequences of their actions.
And when you have individuals or organizations that are in love with seeing their name in print, be it on a White House cocktail invitation or the screaming headlines of the New York Post, priorities are almost certain to become muddled. The goal becomes more about "visibility" than about what that visibility is supposed to accomplish.
It has become increasingly evident to me that Queer Rising, a small new activism collective, falls in the latter category. They are fond of public display, but seem to have little to no actual knowledge about what they are protesting and even less interest in finding out. Queer Rising's sole objective appears to be getting their name in the newspaper.
I first became aware of Queer Rising back in March of last year when they lent their voice to the movement in opposition to DADT… and in opposition to HRC. While I have my concerns about HRC's efficacy, I see little value in taking it to the streets.
Then in July when the National Organization for Marriage's Tour of Empty City Plazas came to Providence, RI, a few Queer Rising members from New York decided to storm the stage and have a screaming match with Brian Brown. Who cares if the picture of angry screaming activists on someone else's turf was was widely published by NOM? Who cares if we are now trying to appeal to the good will of Rhode Island legislators for relationship rights?
In March of this year, Queer Rising was back for some more media attention. This time they blocked traffic during New York's morning commute to protest for the right to marry. Or do bad drag. Or something. But whatever "message" they were purportedly trying to relay, it was clearly secondary to their stated goals of "drag visibility". Who cares if commuters now link marriage rights with fright wigs and stilettos?
This isn't to say that they don't have a flair. Bringing a cardboard cut-out of Senator Rev. Ruben Diaz dolled up in drag along with them on the AIDS Walk for photo-ops certainly drew attention (though I'm not sure how it squares with "drag visibility".) And there is not only a place, but a necessity for those who are willing to confront the establishment, to challenge authority, and to behave outlandishly.
But Queer Rising seems, overall, to lack the wisdom and perspective to know when an action is going to achieve a goal and when it will only be a burden on the rest of the community. And again they have confirmed my estimation.
New Yorkers United for Marriage (a coalition of Empire State Pride Agenda, the Human Rights Campaign, Freedom to Marry, Log Cabin Republicans and Marriage Equality New York) has been working hard to achieve marriage equality in New York this year.
These are all serious organizations. And while some may at times put alliances ahead of achievements, I have great respect for a few of them. The visibility they seek has less to do with being either a chummy insider or an angry outsider and more to do with achieving tangible goals.
And tangible goals have been achieved. The Republican leadership in the Senate has promised to allow a vote to come up and not to punish Republicans who vote in favor of marriage (and the majority of funding has come from powerful high-level Republican donors). Democratic Governor Cuomo has made marriage equality a hallmark of his administration and is actively courting Senators. And while the Conservative Party has made a no vote on marriage to be a litmus test for their support, the Moderate Party leader has endorsed the change.
None of which seems to have been noted by Queer Rising.
Deciding to ignore those who have been working the hardest on this issue, Queer Rising came up with a unique political theory of their own. (WSJ)
But the group pushing for gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender rights says Cuomo isn't mustering support among lawmakers behind the scenes.
Allen Roskoff, speaking for Queer Rising Tuesday, says that if Cuomo doesn't get the bill passed as promised, then he was only paying "lip service" to gay rights.
And they know that because… well, because they made it up. Who cares if the Wall Street Journal sees this as "a crack in the united effort to legalize gay marriage"? Who cares if New Yorkers United for Marriage now have to heal rifts created by this act? Who cares even if marriage becomes legal?
Queer Rising got their name in the paper.
Viva Visability!!
May 14th, 2011
The New York Times this morning reports that wealthy Republican New Yorkers, some of them quite conservative otherwise, have donated more than $1 million to LGBT advocacy groups to fund their push for marriage equality. The donations already make up about two-thirds of the state's same-sex marriage fundraising, far outstripping donations from Democratic and liberal sources.
New York mayor Michael Bloomberg has given $100,000 and will host a fundraiser among his well-connected friends. Donations have come in from top Republican donor and hedge fund manager Paul Singer, who is one of the most generous GOP donors in the country. He also has a gay son who married in Massachusetts. Singer has personally donated $425,000 and solicited an additional $500,000 in donations. Financiers Steven Cohen, Daniel Loeb and Clifford Asness have donated. Asness explains:
"I'm a pretty straight-down-the-line small-government guy," said Mr. Asness, who described himself as a libertarian who favored less government intrusion in both markets and personal affairs. Mr. Asness, a frequent Republican donor, has praised Tea Party activists on his blog and last year attended a conference of right-leaning donors held by Charles and David Koch, among the leading conservative philanthropists in the nation.
"This is an issue of basic freedom," Mr. Asness said.
May 4th, 2011
A New York newspaper has endorsed the push for marriage equality in New York State:
Homosexuality is a human reality. Most New Yorkers have a friend, colleague or relative gay. It's time to give these people the opportunity to develop family and community building. Our government should not be in the business of telling people who fall in love or marry.
We expect our senators to act boldly this time, to put their religious beliefs and political interests aside, and really work for all New Yorkers. Our children and grandchildren will remember this legacy and will be grateful.
A bit old hat, really. And is it all that surprising that a NY newspaper endorses same-sex marriage?
But this endorsement is different. Because it actually reads:
La homosexualidad es una realidad humana. La mayorÃa de los neoyorquinos tienen un amigo, colega o pariente gay. Es hora de darles a estas personas la oportunidad de desarrollar familia y construir comunidades. Nuestro gobierno no debe estar en el negocio de decirle a la gente de quien enamorarse o con quien casarse.
Esperamos que nuestros senadores actúen valientemente esta vez, que pongan sus creencias religiosas e intereses polÃticos a un lado, y que realmente trabajen para todos los neoyorquinos. Nuestros niños y nietos recordarán este legado y se lo agradecerán.
and comes from El Diario La Prensa, the largest and oldest Spanish-language daily newspaper in New York City. And it comes a week before State Senator Rubin Diaz holds his rally of Hispanic evangelicals to demand that gay couples remain disadvantaged.
Diaz has tried to appeal to identity politics in his fight for inequality, seeking to equate Hispanic ethnicity with anti-gay animus and give it a sheen of defensibleness based on culture. El Diario's editorial destroys that illusion.
April 29th, 2011
The New York Post reports that "teams of thugs" are targeting gay men as they leave the bars in New York's West Village. Police report that at least five men were mugged in five separate incidents between April 11 and 27, some within a stone's throw from the historic Stonewall Inn. All of the victims were mugged while leaving a bar alone. The Village Voice reports that Police believe the gang may be as large as five people, although they may work in smaller crews. Police have released grainy photos of two of the suspects.
January 31st, 2011
Barbara Bush, one of George W. Bush's daughters, has recorded an endorsement for marriage equality. (NYTimes)
Ms. Bush, 29, has taped a video calling on New York to legalize gay marriage. A bill to do that was defeated in the state in 2009. She describes the issue as a matter of conscience and equality.
"I am Barbara Bush, and I am a New Yorker for marriage equality," she says in the brief message, sponsored by an advocacy group. "New York is about fairness and equality. And everyone should have the right to marry the person that they love."
The video ends with Ms Bush, who lives in Manhattan, imploring the state's residents to "join us."
Barbara joins her mother, Laura Bush, and Cindy and Meghan McCain in taking a public stance in favor of marriage equality. This visibility is of tremendous importance as it gives elected Republicans, especially women or younger representatives, visible examples of "good Republicans" who support equality and helps break down partisan presumption on the issue. In New York, we very much need the vote of some Republicans in the Senate.
UPDATE: Here's the video
January 27th, 2011
Quinnipiac has released its latest survey and support for marriage equality in the state of New York is at an all-time high. Nearly 20% more New Yorkers support state-recognized same-sex marriage than oppose it.
By the highest margin ever, 56 – 37 percent, New York State voters support legislation allowing same-sex couples to marry, according to a Quinnipiac University poll released today.
And while support is not homogeneous by party, geography, and gender, it is becoming more so and the latest figures should encourage some bi-partisan support on this issue. Only slightly more than half of Republicans polled stated their objection to equality, while two in five are supportive:
69 – 25 Democrats
41 – 52 Republicans
55 – 39 Independent
December 1st, 2010
Upon the governor's signature, Illinois will become the second state that is currently offering civil unions to same-sex couples. The status of the various recognition mechanisms is as follows:
Marriage on the same terms as heterosexual marriage – 5.1% of US Population:
New Hampshire
District of Columbia
Civil Unions – a rights except the name – 7.1% of US Population:
New Jersey
Domestic Partnerships will all the rights except the name – 16.3% of US Population
Limited recognition of same-sex couples – 6.2% of US Population
Hawaii – Reciprocal Benefits
Colorado – Reciprocal Benefits
Wisconsin – Domestic Partnerships
Maine – Domestic Partnerships
Maryland – Domestic Partnerships
In addition, the states of Maryland and New York (6.4% of US Population) will give full recognition to same-sex marriages conducted where legal. Rhode Island may possibly do so also (it's a bit uncertain) and offers unregistered Domestic Partnerships with a scant handful of rights.
Also, there are dozens of cities offer some form of recognition and protection for same-sex couples.
November 29th, 2010
The 2010 election has changed the dynamic in a few states and presents both opportunities and challenges for supporters of marriage equality. Here are how I see the current landscape:
Hawaii – Neil Abercrombie, the newly elected governor of Hawaii, is a strong advocate for civil unions. Earlier this year the legislature overwhelmingly approved a civil unions bill and such a bill is likely to be presented again.
Illinois – it is expected that the state legislature will vote this week on a civil unions bill during a lame-duck session. There is adequate support in the Senate, but the House vote is uncertain. Should it pass, Governor Pat Quinn, a strong supporter who was just reelected, will sign the bill. This bill seems to be taking on the impression of a Catholic v. Protestant fight, with NOM and the Catholic Bishop serving as the public face in opposition to civil unions, while a great many Protestants ministers have endorsed the bill.
Minnesota – Mark Dayton holds a lead in the governor's election over anti-gay Tom Emmer, but the election will not be determined until a recount is completed. Republicans took control of both houses of legislature, so no pro-equality bills are expected; but if Dayton is confirmed there also will be no anti-equality bills either.
The one concern might be that Republicans could try and put a constitutional amendment on the 2012 ballot that bans both marriage and civil unions. While that may seem like a great idea to anti-gay activists, Emmer ran a homophobic campaign designed to appeal to those who oppose marriage equality and it does not appear to have been successful. I think it likely that an anti-marriage amendment would pass, but anti-civil unions may be too much, and it is becoming increasingly more risky for anti-gays to make such assumptions. Additionally, attitudes can change dramatically in the next two years.
Meanwhile, three couples are suing the state claiming that laws restricting marriage to opposite-sex couples violate the state constitution. Today, a judge rejected the request of the Minnesota Family Counsel to intervene:
"The Council's alleged injuries would occur solely due to its sincerely-held belief that principles rooted in its interpretations of religious texts are best for the well-being of children and families, and that marriage only between one man and one woman accords with these principles," wrote Minnesota Fourth District Court Judge Mary S. DuFrense (PDF). "The Court certainly understands that the Council feels strongly about the social issue of same-sex marriage. Strong feelings, however, do not establish a legal interest in a lawsuit."
Iowa – after three Supreme Court Justices were denied confirmation, anti-gay activists were celebrating. But as the Senate majority leader has committed to blocking any changes to the Iowa constitution, it is unlikely that marriage will be reversed.
New Hampshire – NOM is crowing that anti-marriage activists have taken over both houses. However, my analysis suggests that any reversal of marriage equality is unlikely. While Republicans took a veto-proof majority, a significant number have already voted against any repeal of the law.
Maine – Republican Paul LePage was elected governor, effectively eliminating any forward movement on marriage equality. However LePage supports the current domestic partnership laws so things will remain status quo for a while.
New York – this one is a big question mark. Incoming Governor Cuomo has promised to get marriage legalized. And after the last vote, state legislators have discovered that "things as they are" may well be the most dangerous position to hold; gay activists refused to play the "any Democrat is better than a Republican" game and set their sites on defeating anti-marriage votes.
Going by last year's vote count, the current best case scenario is that we are three votes shy of what we need (there are still some undecided elections). However, this time our side is taking to the airwaves to drum up public support, and polls show that New Yorkers support marriage equality. What was a party-line vote last year may well be viewed this year in terms of tolerance and New York values and there may be an entirely different dynamic.
Rhode Island – Former-Republican Lincoln Chafee, who ran as an Independent, beat both the Democrat and the Republican candidates to take governor of the tiny state. And one of his first actions was to inform NOM that their opinion on marriage was not of any value to him. Rhode Islanders support marriage equality, and with Chafee's backing there is a good chance that RI will be the next marriage state.
Maryland – another contender for next marriage state, Maryland did not suffer party reversal. A plurality of voter support marriage equality, and gay State Sen. Richard Madaleno is guardedly optimistic that marriage will be voted in, perhaps as early as January.
His optimism stems from a number of developments on Election Day 2010, some of which ran absolutely counter to national trends. In the Maryland Senate, Democrats actually expanded their majority to a 35-12 advantage over Republicans. And some Democrats who lost their seats did so in primary fights with more progressive challengers, many of whom vowed to be even stronger champions for marriage equality.
And, of course, all of the above could be impacted by Perry v. Schwarzenegger should the courts find that marriage laws which restrict gay people from participation are contrary to the Due Process or Equal Protections clauses of the 14th Amendement.
November 2nd, 2010
The Republicans picked up significant gains in the midterm election, gaining control of the House of Representatives, and bringing the Senate to within a few votes. This is not good news for the prospect of having issues of inequality addressed in the next two years.
However, this change in the direction of power was not a mandate for social conservatives. Indeed, it was those Republicans who made the most of their socially conservative credentials who fared least well. Christine O'Donnell lost miserably, as did Tom Tancredo, while Tea Party and Republican candidates that minimized or refused to discuss their positions on social issues attracted support.
But no indicator seems to have been more consistent this election than the extent to which a candidate was supported by the National Organization for Marriage. If you were a Senatorial or Gubernatorial candidate whom NOM supported, it seemed to be the kiss of death.
In New Hampshire, NOM has ran an anti-Lynch campaign for two years, and has ratcheted up the anti-Lynch television ads going into the election. Lynch just won his fourth consecutive election, a feat not accomplished for the past 200 years.
In California, NOM sponsored a bus tour for senate candidate Carly Fiorina, encouraging Latino voters to "vota tus valores". Not only have the networks called this election for Barbara Boxer, Latinos found Fiorina's valores not to be their valores by two-thirds.
NOM sued the state of New York in hopes of running anonymous ads in favor of Carl Paladino. Paladino's homophobia sunk his campaign and he ended up pulling but 35% of the vote leaving Cuomo – a marriage support – one of the strongest winners of the night.
In Minnesota, NOM ran radio ads for Tom Emmer claiming that "Mark Dayton and Tom Horner want to impose gay marriage with no vote of the people." Although Minnesota has not been called, Dayton is 7% ahead of Emmer with 85% of the vote counted.
This kiss of death is consistent with results of NOM's electioneering in the District of Columbia during their primary. It would seem that using gay couples as a fear tactic seems to have peaked and dissipated.
This is not to say that NOM will not have any causes for celebration. The efforts to reject three supreme court justices in Iowa who were part of the unanimous decision to recognize gay Iowans as protected by the state Constitution, appears to have succeeded. Each appears to have only 46-47% support. Expect NOM to claim this as a clear mandate that the "people of Iowa have spoken" and that they don't like their gay neighbors so much. NOM was not, however, successful in their effort to oust the Polk County judge who first found for marriage equality.
And NOM's very own Andy Pugno – the attorney for the Prop 8 campaign – is running for state assembly in California's 5th Assembly district. At present the vote is too close to call.
All in all, while NOM's vindictive smearing of the Iowa justices may have proven effective (and may well prove to bring a chilling effect to future legal battles), we can say that they were big losers tonight.
UPDATE: 10:28 pm PST. LA Times:
With more than half the votes counted, Democrat Richard Pan holds a 51% to 45% lead over Republican Andy Pugno in a seat currently held by Republicans.
Not only may Pugno's repugnant attack on gay couples have cost him the 5th Assembly seat, it may actually move the Democrats in CA closer to a supermajority. NOM must feel so proud.
October 15th, 2010
Nassau County Police on Long Island have arrested three teens who stomped and kicked another teen on a school bus because they perceived him to be gay. Investigators have learned that the bullying went on for weeks. Police have charged Chase Morrison, 16; David Spencer, 18; Roy Wilson, 16 with felonies as hate crimes:
"Punches, backhand slaps and kicks, the victim retreated to the back of the bus where the defendants followed and continued with the assault," Nassau County Police Det. Lt. John McEwan said.
The trio allegedly stomped on the victim's arms, legs, stomach and thigh, while making disparaging remarks about his sexual orientation.
It also looks like the school system may be held responsible for the attacks as well:
Unfortunately, buses and locker rooms and hallways and playgrounds are fertile fields for bullying," said Alane Fagin of Nassau County Child Abuse Prevention Services. The bus driver and matron are cooperating, being questioned by their supervisors and police, who said it is their duty to immediately report any taunting or bullying on the bus.
I've asked before when will the time come when school administrators and personnel are held responsible for bullying that takes place on their watch. While it's not clear in this case whether school employees ignored the bullying, but it looks like the police are taking the possibility seriously.
October 15th, 2010
The circle of suspects continue to widen in the vicious gang attacks against two 17-year-old gay youths and a 30-year-old gay man in the Bronx to weeks ago. Luis Garcia, 26, who police say wrapped a chain around his fist and beat the 30-year-old man, is the eleventh arrested suspect in what's being called the worst gay hate crime in New York City in memory. Garcia will be arraigned in Bronx Criminal Court today.
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This beautiful Day of the Dead Decorative Skull might just be the perfect Halloween decoration idea for your home this year. While everyone is celebrating the monsters and ghouls, don't forget to pay a little tribute to the spirits that have passed on. This paper mache skull is fun to make, and you will have a great experience as you adorn your skull with colored beads. Friends and neighbors will be marveling at this unique Halloween decorating idea.
Primary Technique: Beadwork
Occasion/Theme: Fall
- Paper mache skull
- White acrylic paint
- Sponge brush
- Size 11/0 seed beads in assorted colors
- Aleene's Glitter and Gem Glue
- Toothpick
- Pencil
- Sheet of parchment paper
- Plastic lid / bead tray
- Cover your work surface with some parchment paper. Squirt a quarter-size amount of paint onto the paper and proceed to paint the skull. It will need two coats of paint. Allow the paint to dry between each layer. Hint: I use parchment paper on my craft table to keep wet objects from sticking to table surface. The paper will easily peel away.
- Lightly sketch your design onto the skull using a pencil. Pour your first color of beads into the bead tray. Trace your first shape with a line of glue. Tip the toothpick into the glue. This adds just enough tackiness to use as a tool for picking up a bead and positioning into place.
- Working in small sections, fill in your entire design with beads. To keep mine lightweight, I didn't cover the background, simply the foreground / design.
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A day has its start and it has its end, so too does periods of time between seconds and years. Most of mankind understands these things because they are known periods of time. Time, in the modern day, is one of the first things childen are taught in growing up. Eye don't know why so many even upto the nobody press hard against the last seconds of a world cycle of time.
All these things are already recorded. No new prophecy needs be placed into that which is already upon us. Explanations escape the understandings of they that have agenda driven clocks. Like chickens with their heads off, they struggle against the dying of the light. Gasping out their last bits of breath, as they watch their body run away from their mind.
Truthfully this "the nobody" bullshit has been going on for decades, if not longer, and when people realize that the turning pages of day by day seem to take on a scope all its own.
Eye only speak of days gone by, because those days to come are not for all, and not for sum. The price paid for the understandings of the meanings behind my words are your very will off your own soul. To place your foot upon the beam of light that will lead you home where you always belonged.
Delusions have i that everyone could have ever come. Dreams of grandure where no one would be found wrong. Daily i see this is not to be and it saddens me to think what could have been done. That nobody they see will never be able to free them that hide within the house of cards about to fall.
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all souls will participate in the upcoming Age
the good, the bad, you know the drill
no one who has ever passed through flesh will be absent for the full duration of the Millennium
whether they like it or not, frankly
they're IN
no flesh will enter therein as we will step out of same and find ourselves encased in our true bodily form which is of a higher vibrational construct aka "light" body
that isn't however to intimate that karmic indebtedness will not be paid off/burned off and worked off during the closing out of this earth Age of flesh and in that time yet remaining therein. it will in no uncertain terms be so
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|Reviews for The Last Stand
| VeridianSoul chapter 6 . 11/26/2013
I just wanted to thank you and tell you that you are like allen to me. This story made me open my eyes to everything that happens in this world and all the hidden lies. I brought what i learned to school and put up a hell of a debate. Thank you
| Eventideless chapter 6 . 4/22/2012
I've been longing for a fan-fiction that tells the conflicts and problems this world currently drowns in. This is just perfect. The story is well-written, the plot is really great, and the Laven elements seem original.
I read your A/Ns, and I find them inspiring; this world, our world, is in so many ways wrong. As I read the characters' thoughts (particularly Allen's) I really feel... convinced, inspired, and touched... I remember picking up a newspaper, and I just felt disappointed seeing the news about a divorced celebrity took at least 5 pages while the news about the destructions the riots caused, criminals, child and domestic abuses, abduction combined took barely 4 pages. It's true: we are fed lies by the media, and the governments themselves are twisted, they take on corruption for wealth greedily without a slight symphaty for straving people. I detest this world—I loathe humanity. I don't know why, I just do.
I agree with your opinions, especially on the non-heterosexual problem. Really, I almost choked an old man and sent him to a hospital for saying something vulgar about homosexual. Racists, sexists, homophobes... People are stupid, people are foolish. I'm myself currently writting about the conflicts of homosexuality, and If the forbid of homosexuality is for God's sake, it can't be more wrong. I guess the saying is right: "We are all the same in God's eyes, and all the foolish." I find it harder and harder to think positive about humanity. As days pass, I only hate them more.
Reading this story is truly an ecstasy for me. I love the way you describe the characters' thoughts and feelings. You also include the POVs of the people around and not just the main characters'. It really gives the feeling that everyone is involved, and not just Allen that suffered. I love dark themed story with suspense like this one. I truly appreciate your efforts in writing this, and I really hope for more. Perhaps you're tired of what I'll say next, but please, please, please update. I'll wait, a month, a year... this story worth my wait, I'm sure of it.
I'm sorry for my rambling
| sammi117 chapter 6 . 3/19/2012
i wish you would update soon. i really like this story and i hope you haven't given up on it yet. i cant wait to read more.
| Starburstia chapter 2 . 1/10/2011
Aw, screw it. I absolutely love this story. And do you know why? The characterizing, the anguish, the verbose and beautiful descriptions. I love it because the story and I understand the philosophy, though I do recommend it to be less apparent- um, blatantly stated in-story as to make it more clear. Well, that was confusing, but I hope you got what I meant. Also the crossovers are nice. I've been checking and checking and I think it is abandoned. But if it is not, Allen just broke free! Is this not to be continued, ever? It's so magnificent!
So here is an encouragement, and a plea.
Also I like your story a whole lot and am very sad to see it un-updated, to put in dumbdumb words.
Take your time, but please don't abandon it!
Thanks for writing it, definitely, though.
| TempestReign chapter 6 . 10/4/2010
really awesome story!
| Starburstia chapter 3 . 5/7/2010
But sometimes, people believe that other people must die (cough-jihadists) and I vote on NOT dying. Just putting that out there.
| Starburstia chapter 6 . 5/7/2010
Did I review this yet? Because if I didn't I just must say this is amazingly good. You're writing cuts straight to my emotions, wonderful skill- and you can mix the characters from other series very nicely. Very. Sorry if this annoys you, but what can I say other than please, PLEASE update. It's so GOOD! Wow. Quite a plot you have set here, I very much want to find out. And considering I usually loathe Lavi/Allen, this just shows how much more awesome you are. Gah update please!
| Mesonoxian chapter 6 . 2/22/2010
This fic is absolutely amazing! Never seen another fic like yours, totally loved it!
| Tiny Otaku chapter 1 . 6/16/2009
*dies* How did i not realise you had renamed the story? *hits head repeatedly on the wall* I'm so glad you're continuing it and i love the first chapter. The writing is beautiful
| DELETE NEEDED HERE chapter 6 . 12/2/2008
IT'S SOO FREAKING AWESOME! I WAS SOO HAPPY READING THIS STORY I FELL OUTTA MY CHAIR... (Long way to the ground by the way) BUT I LOVE IT! IT'SA AWESOME! UPDATE SOON! *Squeals*
*coughs* ya sry's bout that..
| nellchan0013 chapter 6 . 9/20/2008
Aw wow this makes me cry. I'm dead serious. My keyboard's wet. I'm sorry for not reviewing fast enough. Grounded, still am, and school. I'm so happy I can recognize a bunch of the characters...(man I have no life..) but oh my gosh, please please keep writing. This is so god!
| silverfire113 chapter 6 . 9/16/2008
you have very strong and very true words. I love reading your story (though sometimes it is a bit depressing lol) because it makes so much sense. You're awesome! :)
Though really, i think Lavi should be in there more...
Anyway, keep up the fantastic work I can't wait to read more!
| Nillen chapter 6 . 9/16/2008
I was like 'ahah!' when I read the name Hohenhaim and Lelouch I know them well,very well You really did wrote this chapter in heart I dunno I just feels very..I feels this unexplained feelings inside my heart O_o I'm not sure it was sadness,guilt,confuse,touching or maybe relieved..I just think that you wrote a great chapter.
I love all the complicated issues,the stories,the descriptions..It's a shame that this story didnt have many readers as the other cause I know,if there did,they will absolutely speechless by it Great work again!
| Lovii chapter 6 . 9/15/2008
Awesome chapter! :D
| MysticMaiden 18 chapter 6 . 9/15/2008
its cool the way yu where able to bring diff charc from diff anime together


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Thoughts about the future of food
Becoming overwhelmed and complacent in the face of such enormous problems is easy--almost inescapable. But giving up, bowing down to the inevitable, and dancing on the deck of the Titanic as it sinks aren't really options. Human beings have faced enormous, seemingly intractable problems before and found ways out of them. It requires care, courage, will, and persistence. Nothing mysterious, but traits that are a natural outcome of experiencing and coping with being alive.
In his seven steps for rescuing the earth, poet, farmer, and activist Wendell Berry suggests some ways to move forward are to focus on local solutions and place responsibility for getting it right on every individual, rather than relegate the work to government and policy. He says, "For humans, local adaption is not work for a few financiers and a few intellectual and political hotshots. This is work for everybody, requiring everybody's intelligence. It is work inherently democratic."
Further, he says, in a statement that moved me to tears, "we must make local, locally adapted economies, based on local nature, local sunlight, local intelligence, and local work." In other words, respect the place where you live. Be changed by it. Belong to it. Let the idiosyncrasies of your home imprint themselves upon you. Look around, do you know what's in season right now? Can you tell at the grocery store? Do you know how the weather that you have been experiencing for the last week has affected what's available at the market?
It's hard to explain why the idea of connecting to a place is so powerful to me. Admittedly, my emphasis on localism is more emotional than logical (although I think the Prince of Wales made some good ecological arguments), but I am not sure that's so bad. Emotions are important and valuable influences; it's when we don't understand them and their effects on our actions that they become misguided or dangerous. Localities shape people and cultures in ways they aren't necessarily aware of; they add character, texture, depth to who and what they are. They contribute to the formation of individuals, just as weather patterns, geology, flora, and fauna create unique landscapes. Individuals are works of art and nature. They are sometimes hard to get along with, have edges, aren't always attractive or appealing, rarely agree with you, can be stubborn as weeds--and yet I wouldn't have them any other way. Because they are also funny, delightful, thought-provoking, interesting, textured, rich. They are the difference between a commercial strawberry--big, bright, perfectly shaped but with a watery taste of Essence of Strawberry #XJ909--and a local strawberry--small, often deformed, but sweet with a what-is-that flavor, so elusive, so fleeting, so lovely, and so evocative of this place and time.
I suppose what I am trying to say is that eating locally isn't just about politics and saving the world. It's about art and life. It's a way to go deep and rich. Because local food doesn't taste like industrial food. It isn't packaged like industrial food. Like individuals, it sometimes comes in odd packages, is hard to deal with, doesn't fit the mold of the recipe you have. But, it is special and sweet in a unique way, it makes you think, it forces you to be creative and adaptive. In other words, it makes more out of you.
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Pull out those unfinished objects! Cindy Needham will inspire you with stitching techniques to put gorgeous finishing touches on your work of art.
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#26; People Can Be: Carefree (Postcard)Saturday, March 12, 2011
#365.077 - #365.079...Saturday, March 12, 2011
#102 and 102A by MimSaturday, March 12, 2011
71 - Mollie Murphy, Petophile VigilanteSaturday, March 12, 2011
When I started this one with the pawprint cut outs, I wasn't sure what I would do with the rest of it, then I realized that it was an appropriate backdrop to advertise for a friend *shameless, I know** but this short really is cute.
So, please go to YouTube or Vimeo and enjoy!!
24# DADA FOODSaturday, March 12, 2011
Sent to Mail Artist Sue Bowen (Norfolk, Virginia - U.S.A.)
(see my preview 23# post with the envelope to this piece)
(see my preview 23# post with the envelope to this piece)
23# DADA FOOD (envelope)Saturday, March 12, 2011
Envelope with inside Art Work sent to Mail Artist Sue Bowen.
(see the 24# ArtWork related with this Mail Art)
Camel O'Rama:#101Saturday, March 12, 2011
to postcrosser
US-1010263 a photo by CAMEL007 on Flickr.
US-1010263 a photo by CAMEL007 on Flickr.
#68 PostcardSaturday, March 12, 2011
#102 - Clean Out the Fridge RecipeSaturday, March 12, 2011
Yesterday one of my co-workers opened the fridge and we all said "EWWWWWW!" Very bad smell. We cleaned it top to bottom and played "Guess the Food." We vowed never to let the fridge get that bad again, but we all know that's a vow that will not hold.
I did discover a gourmet mustard that hadn't gone bad (I don't think mustard goes bad) and it was great on my tofurky sandwich at lunch. Sometimes the back of the fridge holds treasures. Sometimes it is only poison.
#39 One Mark, Then TwoSaturday, March 12, 2011
Outgoing to the Year of the Golden Rabbit CallSaturday, March 12, 2011
100-365 Blue bottle jellyfishSaturday, March 12, 2011
I'm noticing scans of mainly white images don't seem to look so nice, ah well.
My 16 year old daughter has a best friend from Kindergarten in Portland, Oregon who is now 17 and got a job and bought herself an airplane ticket to Australia to come and see us. She got here yesterday. Today we went to Coogee beach, as you do, and what happened? She and my daughter both got stung by jellyfish!!! What luck!
Thankfully, this jelly, the blue bottle is not the one that stung them. It's sting is VERY painful and lasts for days, they were stung by one amusingly referred to as a "purple people eater". We found several of these "blueys" on the sand though. We picked them up with a stick and put them in a cup of water to see the tendrils dangle and they were every bit as mesmerising and beautiful dead as they are alive.
99-365 mysterious blue creatureSaturday, March 12, 2011
At the beach today, we came across many strange creatures, unfortunately, two different kinds of jellyfish. Also this little guy. It was the same brilliant blue of the blue bottle jelly but about 1 centimetre wide two millimetres thick and with teeny tiny little short tendrils coming out in all directions. I didn't take a photo so I came home and watercolored it from memory.
I can't really Google it to find what it was because I have no idea what to search for. We even showed it to a life guard who said she'd seen one before but didn't know what it was but the good news was that it doesn't sting.
Red stamp roundabout 12 March 2011 (#29)Saturday, March 12, 2011
#71/365 Prayer Saves?Saturday, March 12, 2011
12 March 2011 So I have a BS in Forensic Chemistry (which I am not using in the Forensic field at this time). I was browsing a used bookstore in this area that has shelves full of books for a dollar looking to find something to use in art. I found a little 5x7 book titled "The Blue Book of Crime: Science of Crime Detection" copyright 1941. It has 80 pages with some case studies toward the back and the front describes mainly fingerprinting with illustrations. I was thrilled to see this old book on a subject that has had many advances since 1941. It is mainly useful as an historical reference to how things used to be done and for basic foundation information. I decided to use it for some postcard art since it is not really relevant and is written like bad pulp fiction.
#67 PostcardSaturday, March 12, 2011
#70/365 Postage ComplementsSaturday, March 12, 2011
#69/365 A Touch of PinkSaturday, March 12, 2011
#365.073 - #365.076...Saturday, March 12, 2011
3-12-11 Celeste's DreamsSaturday, March 12, 2011
70 - Orange U Happy?Saturday, March 12, 2011
70 - Orange U Happy?, originally uploaded by FPNOkami.
#101 - A Princess's LamentSaturday, March 12, 2011
Sending this off to Maria in Texas, who has ventured into the letter writing blogosphere with her Save Snail Mail journal.
22# IN THE FIELDSaturday, March 12, 2011
Sent to Mail Artist Lesley Magwood Fraser (Durban, KwaZulu Natal - SOUTH AFRICA)
(see my preview 21# post with the envelope to this Mail Art)
21# IN THE FIELD (envelope)Saturday, March 12, 2011
Envelope with inside Art Work sent to Mail Artist Lesley Magwood Fraser.
(see the 22# ArtWork related with this Mail Art)
3-12-11 Bernadette's DreamsSaturday, March 12, 2011
March 12th, 2011Saturday, March 12, 2011
March 11th, 2011Friday, March 11, 2011
Mail Head #41: Is It True Blondes Have More Fun?Friday, March 11, 2011
Is It True Blondes Have More Fun? Fun with an old Playboy magazine and a recycled Aberrant Art calender. Not sure yet where this one's heading.
Mail Head #40: Before and AfterFriday, March 11, 2011
Mail Head #39: Smoke and MirrorsFriday, March 11, 2011
Smoke and Mirrors is heading to Portland artist and jeweler, Ivy Derderian. The "mirror" is the cardboard that came under a cake from the bakery, and the black and white postcard is one of Carlo Pittore's!
Mail Head #38: Egg HeadFriday, March 11, 2011
back (black and white post card is one of Carlo Pittore's!)
Egg Head is on its way to South Portland artist Adriane Herman, who claims that her life has changed since she started eating eggs for breakfast. Adriane collects people's lists and uses them to make prints and installations, so I tucked one of my husband's grocery lists (which includes eggs!) in a stitched pocket.
2 - 365 by Francisco ConstantinoFriday, March 11, 2011
Parallel Caramel 11 March 2011 (#28)Friday, March 11, 2011
20# GHOST THEORYFriday, March 11, 2011
Sent to Mail Artist David Stafford (Santa Fe, New Mexico-U.S.A.)
(see my preview 19# post with the envelope to this Mail Art)
19# GHOST THEORY (envelope)Friday, March 11, 2011
Envelope with inside Art Work sent to Mail Artist David Stafford.
In this envelope i build a window that reveals its contents, the small image revealed and its surroundings are transformed into something we might call as a asemic work.
(see the 20# ArtWork related with this Mail Art)
robayre - postcard #12Friday, March 11, 2011
This is postcard #12 and the backside lists the pets I've had.
Robayre - postcard #11Friday, March 11, 2011
postcard # 11, the backside has 10 Things I Like to Shop For
Robayre - postcard #8Friday, March 11, 2011
This is actually a postcard I made years ago, but never sent it until now.
Each card has a list written on the backside. This is card #8 and the list is "Things I would save if my house was on fire"


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Vernon Faulconer '61 – Devoted Alumnus of Grinnell College
Vernon Faulconer '61– oilman, philanthropist, and art collector – was born in 1939 in El Dorado, Kansas, and grew up on a dairy farm. Faulconer and his future wife, Amy Hamamoto '59, met while students at Grinnell; a perusal of yearbooks from the College Archives shows a young "Vern Faulconer" in group photos with fellow residents of South Younker Hall. Amy is pictured with the women of Loose Hall, and was active in the Student Iowa State Education Association and Orchesis.
The couple began their married life in Kansas. In 1970, the family moved to Tyler, Texas, where Faulconer soon started Vernon E. Faulconer, Inc., an oil- and gas-equipment leasing company that soon grew to a large production company, currently operating oil and gas wells in nine states.
Longtime friend Ron Gleason commented in a recent interview that Vernon Faulconer was "anything but a stereotypical oil- and gas-man," describing him as very humble. Gleason now directs the Faulconer Scholar program, founded by Vernon Faulconer in 1990. To date, the scholarship program has allowed 750 African-American and Hispanic students in the Tyler community to attend Tyler Junior College. "He really believed that the key to opportunity was education. He saw that in his own life, and in the lives of the people around him" (Williams).
Vernon Faulconer joined the Grinnell College Board of Trustees in 1984, serving for many years and on numerous committees. He was actively involved in the development and building of the Bucksbaum Center for the Arts, and in 1999, the art gallery was named in honor of Vernon and Amy Faulconer. The Faulconers have been involved ever since with building the facility's collection and program in close partnership with its director.
Start by Asking Questions: Contemporary Art from the Faulconer and Rachofsky Collections, Dallas, an eagerly-anticipated Faulconer Gallery exhibition, runs from September 18 to December 13. Vernon Faulconer's legacy of enriching lives through art and education continues with this exhibition of forty-six works from The Warehouse, the contemporary art collection Vernon and Amy built with Howard and Cindy Rachofsky in Dallas, Texas. Represented artists include Janine Antoni, Eric Fischl, Mark Grotjahn, William Kentridge, Sigmar Polke, Yinka Shonibare, Kara Walker, and other artists of the 20th and 21st centuries.
Works Consulted:
Cyclone. Grinnell: Grinnell College, 1958. Print.
Cyclone. Grinnell: Grinnell College, 1959. Print.
"In Memoriam: Vernon Edward Faulconer '61." Grinnell College Website. Grinnell College, 2015. Web.
9 Sept. 2015.
Williams, Coretta. "Tyler Oilman, Philanthropist Faulconer Dies." Tyler Paper (10 Aug. 2015). Web.
9 Sept. 2015.