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By Willow · Posted
Good morning We drove about2 ½ hours to go to a different church’s service. It was very different, but very much the same. I went there to meet the minister that will be standing with our minister. As soon as she saw me she treated me by names and gave me a big hug. A lot more music and fire and brimstone, but still the same church traditions we had since I was a child. It is a larger congregation than ours. But still very homey and friendly.. we were welcomed by all. Busy week! My son and DIL are coming tomorrow. I haven’t seen them in quite a while. but now, I have to go to work. Willow -
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By Heather Shay · Posted
Emotional courage is the willingness to feel and act on your emotions, even when you're afraid of the outcome. It's about following your heart and intuition, and aligning with your values, instead of choosing what's most convenient or comfortable. Emotional courage can help you: Take action on what you care about, Expand your emotional agility, Make values-based decisions, and Be productive and feel fulfilled. -
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By Heather Shay · Posted
1983 - Jim Gordon US session drummer Jim Gordon murdered his mother during a psychotic episode. Diagnosed schizophrenic during his 1984 trial, Gordon was sentenced to 16 years-to-life in prison. A Grammy Award winner for co-writing Layla with Eric Clapton, Gordon worked with The Beach Boys, John Lennon, George Harrison Frank Zappa and many other artists.. Jim Gordan also was in Traffic and Derek and The Dominoes and received writers credit for the piano part in "Layla". 1967 - The Doors The Doors 'Light My Fire' was released in the US, where it went on to be No.1 on the singles chart two months later. When The Doors were booked to appear on The Ed Sullivan Show they were asked to change the line "girl, we couldn't get much higher", as the sponsors were uncomfortable with the possible reference to drug-taking. The band agreed to do so, and did a rehearsal using the amended lyrics; however, during the live performance, lead singer Jim Morrison sang the original lyric, after which they were informed they would never appear on the Ed Sullivan show again. I remember being in my mother's yard doing lawn work when I first heard the song when it was first released. 1964 - Ringo Starr During a photo session Ringo Starr was taken ill suffering from tonsillitis and pharyngitis, days before a world tour was about to start. After a last-minute phone call from George Martin, session drummer Jimmy Nichol rushed over to EMI Studios, where he and The Beatles ran through six songs from their tour repertoire in a quick rehearsal. Nichol replaced Ringo and became a Beatle for eleven days. This didn't get much press so I didn't know about it then but learned about it as I researched the group when I played Paul McCartney in a tribute band in my old life. I am much happy now though I miss playing out with a full electric band. -
By Betty K · Posted
Last I heard, trans men were actually at higher risk of violent assault than trans women, though it was more commonly intimate partner violence. Trans women, on the other hand, were murdered at a higher rate. Unfortunately I can’t find that source atm, but the following source states that, while trans people are four times more likely than cis people to be victims of violent crime, the difference in rates of violence against trans men and trans women is negligible. Actually, looking at the stats cited, trans men are slightly more likely to experience violent crime. That said, it’s not a competition. We all have it hard in some ways, just not always in the same ways. https://williamsinstitute.law.ucla.edu/press/ncvs-trans-press-release/ -
By LucyF · Posted
Yep - its a tactic to divide peoples opinions and get people concentrating on issues other than the one that the current government are responsible for. Thing is, we represent 0.01% of the population, so there are really focussing on a non-issue. Its like saying Jimmy Saville, the white middle aged TV presenter was bad, so we need to ban all white middle aged men from TV. Its ridiculous. Thankfully, the huge majority of the UK public also see these things as non-issues so and with the election coming up, hopefully nothing will change. -
By tracy_j · Posted
They are trying to vote catch in any way they can at the moment. Their views on bringin back in national service are so much of a joke although propaganda will do doubt hook them a few. I suspect the armed forces are cringing. No doubt, in the US, you have a number of similar things going on. Tracy -
By Carolyn Marie · Posted
https://www.theguardian.com/society/article/2024/jun/02/tories-will-allow-bars-on-trans-women-says-kemi-badenoch?CMP=share_btn_url The conservatives in the U.K. have adopted the American GOP playbook and are intending to ban trans folk, in particular trans women, from the public square. Erasure is a stated goal of theirs now. It is a sad thing to see. Carolyn Marie -
By awkward-yet-sweet · Posted
Interesting. But.... doesn't going through this court case fix the reputation aspect by itself? I mean, all they have to do is print off a copy of the news story/court proceedings. "Hey look, a judge and jury said it wasn't true." And since there's no criminal history, it doesn't affect a background check. As for not getting "any" work...really? I've known some extremely squirrelly people to get good jobs, including actual molesters/abusers with real history that can be found on a background check. How possible is it to prove a negative statement such as "I can't get any work" in court? Perhaps if this person lives in a small town where nobody knows they do drag-queen stuff on the side, being outed could cause issues. But is that a factor that was considered in this case? And isn't being outed if you've got a "secret drag queen life" a risk that simply goes along with that activity? I would be interested to see the proof of loss the jury received. Is that usually a public document, or sealed?
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