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Speaking of opponents to gay people, Jerry Falwell lost his court case to force the transfer of a domain (www.fallwell.com). According to a press release from Public Citizen: “This is a victory for First Amendment rights on the Internet,” said Levy. “We are pleased that the court agreed that Mr. Lamparello has a right to… Continue reading

… by striking down the law. According to CNN News, a judge has struck down the sodomy laws that have been on the books for fourteen years. In the ruling, High Court Judge Michael Hartmann also said that the laws are a “grave and arbitrary interference with the right of gay men to self-autonomy in… Continue reading

Over the last few days I have been attending International Student Orientation (Monday), Transfer Student Orientation (today), finalizing my class schedule for Collin (taking nine hours there in fall), and trying to register with UNT (taking three hours there). After today, I sighed a huge pile of relief, as all (except registration) has been done.… Continue reading

I love the sound of rain 🙂

This cracked me up. Where do you get these? (Thanks DailyKos)

Pat Robertson, founder of the Christian Coalition called for the assassination of the Venuzuelan President Hugo Chavez on his show, “The 700 Club” yesterday. Click here for link. The threat was not veiled at all. “We have the ability to take him out, and I think the time has come that we exercise that ability,”… Continue reading

Well I decided that it was time to update my office and rearrange a few pieces, creating a more open environment (and hopefully a more efficient work area). I didn't take before pics (it was a mess), but here is a look at what the current status of my office is like. Here is my… Continue reading

I saw this on John Stewart the other day. I've not yet finished reading the article, but thought it was worth pointing here on my blog. The Blogs of War (Wired) It discusses how many on the front line in Iraq and other hostile places, are blogging about their experiences. Interesting read!