Is it just me or National Public Radio still kissing up to the Republicans?

Is NPR really a talk of the nation? I enjoy a good radio show. I commute for almost an hour an a half everyday, so I like NPR because it is intelligent radioing. Having said that. i used to Notice their skew affiliation in favor of the conservative agenda. And a year ago I was thinking well if I were them I will probably watch what I said carefully so that my funds will keep coming. So when the new administration happened, I thought, this is cool; I will now get a more diversified pointsview in NPR. Yet I am still waiting. The other day I was listening how they were covering some of the key factors in the Health care debate. And again I felt as though nothing have changed from the last administration. I feel as though they are hyper critical of Obama, a big contrast to how they used to react to the Bush Regime. What do you Think?

Liquid Sky and to think that I am a Prince/ss now living in CT. LOL

This is my favorite B-Movie of all times. This was my Hey days, back in New York.
The fashion scenes and the music and the poetry, well that was the east village as I knew it.



The movie has great lines but my favorite is
"You wanted to know where I'm from? I'm from Connecticut, Mayflower stock. I was taught that my prince would come, and he would be a lawyer, and I would have his children. And on the weekends we would barbecue. And all the other princes and their princesses would come, and they would say: 'Delicious, delicious.' Oh, how boring. So I was taught that I should come to New York, become an independent woman. And my prince would come, and he would be an agent, and he would get me a role, and I would make my living waiting on tables. I would wait - till thirty, till forty, till fifty. And I was taught that to be an actress, one should be fashionable, and to be fashionable is to be androgynous. And I am androgynous not less than David Bowie himself. And they call me beautiful, and I kill with my cunt. Isn't it fashionable?”

Blogosphere September 21 - 27 2009, Weekly Review

By Allan. Monday, September 26, 2009
What????? Cinderella in a bar after divorcing prince Charming?, and Snow White living in Yonkers now a devout Christian praying for the dwarfs deviant life styles? Behind the Fairytale 1, hubby had a great take on Dina Goldstein’s work.



By Joy.Friday, Sept. 25 2009
In Heffelump Trivia Do you know that elephants have 40,000 muscles and tendons?


by BUCKO, Friday, Sept. 25 2009
In Faux Mold :o) Bucko will make you consider the pros and con of paying for a moldy sandwich? A great invention for the brown bagger.


Bob. Friday, Sept. 25 2009
In Larry Kramer Wants You To Fight Back, Bob reminded us of Larry’s invigorating and reaffirming quotes.




By Wonder Man. Thursday, Sept. 24, 2009
My work pic. Check out Wonder Man sexy new look.




By NG Friday, Sept. 25 2009
NGblog has a nice video in What’s all that talk about kids and Obama worship? Take a look at how the religious right had no problem praying for Bush. It is unbelievable the hypocrisy of the religious right, and their contemptuous double standards.




By Beth Saturday, Sept. 26, 2009
Beth is one of those writers that never seem to shout her concerns, but knows how to accentuate them with interesting topics and graphics. In Still paranoid, Beth is capable of illustrating a great summary for nowadays state of political affairs.



by Kyle, Thursday, Sept. 24, 2009
In Fear & The invisibility Cloak, Kyle had a candid retrospective take on the fear of coming out “Fear is an insidious and destructive creature. It looks fairly harmless, even helpful in the beginning, but by the time it really has a hold on you, it has managed to entangle every part of who you are.”




By Larry OHIO. Friday, Sept. 25 2009
Tears for Greg, by Larry Ohio was a very touching and moving story about his first trip with Greg.



By Miss Kitty, Friday, Sept. 25 2009
The Haps From Lockdown: Pittsburgh, Ms. Kitty gave us updates on the protesters at the G20 in Pittsburgh, Philadelphia.

Why my zero tolerance for closeted sanitize bedroom language?

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Demi Queer Series, Part one of my gallery series.

Lately I have been examining my commitment to Queer politics and decided that I will like to share my virtual Gallery Importing fronteras. Being loud and in your face about my sexuality is second nature to me. In my Demi-queer series, I have some samples of my cultural works reflecting on the subject. Let me know what you think.



Model Fifth Generation


Model Third Generation


Hammers



Two Models

Blogosphere September 14 - 20 2009, Weekly Review

By Allan. Monday, September 14, 2009
Allan introduces his adorable nephew Anthony Jose.



by Allen Labels, Thursday, September 17, 2009
Are they having sex?, Do not worry is only green porno, maybe.



By Joy.Monday, September 14, 2009
Joy had some things to say about The View, in The View Rant.



Bob. Saturday, September 19, 2009
Bob narrates a violent tale in Harry & john.



By Wonder Man. Friday, September 18, 2009
Wonder Man provided us with a highly steamy post about sexual labels and peoples reaction to them in, Top, Bottom, Both? Scientists try to explain our Sexual Labels. Caution some of the follow-up comments (mainly mine) not suitable for children under 18.



By NG Saturday, September 19, 2009
NG has A most watch video with an Outrageous homophobic statement by Corburn's Chief of Staff: "All pornography is homosexual pornography."



By Beth Saturday, September 19, 2009
Beth has a great impression about selective religious believes against equality marriage, in her post It's only love. Plus a must watch, Sheeba gets man handled.





by Kyle, Wednesday, September 16, 2009
In, Let us Prey- Spiritual Reflections from and Atheistic Wiccan, Kyle has a great commentary on "how conservative ideologies are destructive and exclusionary."



By Larry OHIO. Tuesday, September 15, 2009
Larry once again has a very interesting take in his story, Tossing Greg's Salad.



By Miss Kitty, Thursday, September 17. 2009
Interesting take on how Jenna Bush got to be picked by the Today's Show. A Ticker Tape Parade For Meritocracy.
PS. Have you Noticed her new vibrant Banner?

German Gonzales and Much More

I am very excited that one of my newest followers is also the head editor for AmbienteGt, which is an electronic magazine dedicated to Queer Arts and politics in Spain. As an artist I seldom come across artworks where I do a double take, but in the case of German Gomez’ work I had to. To me he does with photography what Francis Bacon does with painting. My only concern is that I want to see more of German Gomez’s work, three samples is not enough for the artist in me. I feel so inspired that I am heading for my camera. Take a look for yourself this is hot, I love it. If you want me to translate something let me know.

P.S. Ambiente GT just mentioned to me that he was from Guatemala. So my bad. I want to retract the Spain as the site for the magazine.

We need more of these conversations, why are our conversations taken away from us?

Smart Move for Rescue Marriage

Do not panic Daily Queer has a post about John Marcotte: California Man that introduces Amendment to Ban Divorce in California.
"No, John is not a religious zealot (although he has 12 years of Catholic education), instead he’s launched this initiative to mock the proponents of Proposition 8, which added “Only marriage between a man and a woman is valid or recognized in California,” to the state’s constitution. He told CNN this Act is the “logical extension of Proposition 8.”

Isn't this great. That should be also added in Maine to see if the protect Marriage law is going to pass in there too.

You know how hard is for Pandas to mate?

Is because they are having gay sex, LOL. This image is from a great site Adventures of a Slugabed.

You decide does the rock match the graphics?

My hubby got me hooked to this track, by Agent Provocateur - Red Tape. I think this song rocks, and the movie is great, Yet I am not sure if the video matches this song. You let me know.

Weekly Review September 7 - 13, 2009

Even though the blogsphere was full with comedy given the nature of the attack at the President speech, my network represented pretty good. Just in case you missed any one of them, I suggest for you to visit the hyperlinked titles to these wonderful articles.




Available at your local COSTCO
By Allan. Sunday, September 13, 2009
Allan brought up to our attention Lil' Monkey Doll, and the racist take of the toy.




United Postal Service (ups) caught
by Allen Labels, Thursday, September 10, 2009
A funny post about how far you can land a package when working for the UPS.




Disgraceful!
By Joy. Saturday, September 12, 2009
Joy also had a funny take on the SC representative and a funny video by Craig Ferguson.




Just for Being Gay
By Bob. Friday, September 11, 2009
Not a funny but a tragic post about Jake Raynard a handsome man disfigured after a vicious attack by six men.




Christians are protesting against Pastor Steven Anderson, but where are the Gays?
By Wonder Man. Tuesday, September 8, 2009
Great post in on how Christians themselves are organizing against hate.




Disaster averted...Sort of
By Beth Sunday, September 13, 2009
A most watch, Beth had a funny video too, featuring Graig Ferguson.




Reel Rant-Adjust Your Mind to See the Subtitles
by Kyle, Thursday, September 10, 2009
Great commentary on how american film industry clones foreign movies "to cater to the masses in this country."




I Saw Some Dork Crying at the Gym
By Larry OHIO. Saturday, September 12, 2009
A moving and personal account, very touching.




The Southern Purge of Non-Loyalists
By Miss Kitty, Friday, September 11. 2009
Interesting take on how "Rep. Joe Wilson’s outburst at the President on Wednesday was a calculated move by Southern Republicans to exert control over the Party completely."

Halo does the Pool

Love Halo, he is mad cute, hey even better than me at playing pool. I do not even know how to hit the balls. I first saw this video at firedoglake.

What Catholics for Marriage equality (CAME)?

This one is new to me. As some of you might know, I am a Roman Catholic survivor. And while I respect others peoples freedom of religion, when it comes to the catholic church I run the other way. But on this one I give them props. A group called Catholics for Marriage equality issued the following statement.

"Catholics for Marriage Equality calls on its members and all Catholics who share our support for marriage equality to take two peaceful but effective actions in our parishes this Sunday so that the diocese will know it is not speaking for all faithful Catholics."

"First, instead of money, we urge parishioners who support marriage equality to place a note in the special collection envelope stating that they do not support the bishop's stance to deprive same-sex couples of the right to civil marriage and will instead donate funds to NO on 1/Protect Maine Equality, which opposes Question 1, or to a charity that is inclusive of all families.

"Second, we ask supportive Catholics to sign our petition affirming that the Church can define marriage as it wishes for its members but that marriage as a civil right is the prerogative of the state to define.

as posted at Pam's House Blend.

Not the first time that his mouth expressed his sentiment

It seems that South Carolina Representative who call the President a Liar, has a history of intolerance for anything should we say, of a mixed race. Pam's House Blend has a great article in which the representative have shown a history for his lack of tolerance. I will like to say his racism, but you should be the judge on that.



" he was offended that there were stories that racist bigot Sen. Strom Thurmond (R-SC) had an illegitimate daughter, Essie Mae Washington-Williams, with a black woman (a Thurmond family maid). After all, stories that Strom's white rod got anywhere near the nasty woo-woo of a negress would sully the steriling reputation of that upstanding white man, right? (TPM): Rep. Wilson, a former page of Thurmond's, immediately told The State newspaper that he didn't believe Williams. He deemed the revelation "unseemly." And he added that even if she was telling the truth, she should have kept the inconvenient facts to herself:"

Learn from a master

All identieties are constructed

i grew up at the Pyramid Club and one thing I learned from the experience was that all identities are constructed.

Madam Sata a Queer Classic of all times

Madam Sata is a movie that I cannot stop watching and I cannot get out of my mind. Just when you thought that being Queer is rough, think about, Joao Francisco do Santos an inspiring, reaffirming, and up lifting figure capable of surviving racial and class discrimination during the 1920’s in Brazil. He was admired and appreciated by his local community and a legendary carnival celebrity. A queer with no gender alliances, he was capable of switching from butch to femme at his own discretion. A nonconformist with a family life composed of two prostitutes and an adopted baby. He had little reverence for the authorities or establishment, to point of laughing at his abilities to penetrate policemen. Over all, the entire movie with its graphic love making scenes and the compelling landscape of the times, takes you into a world where you feel present, enraged, yet empowered to fight back.

Week Review of The Blogshpere 2

Just in case you missed any one of them, I suggest for you to visit the hyperlinked titles to these wonderful articles.

Feelin' Like An Ageist A-hole

By Allan. Monday August 31, 2009

Allan reflected on a decision that he made and why he considered himself an ageist A-hole.

Extreme Sheep Art

by Allen Labels, Sunday, September 6, 2009

A great video about some of the things we should be doing with animals instead of eating them.

Odd Sacrifice Trivia, and What

By Joy. Friday, September 4, 2009

Joy had two historical trivia for us to consider.

Fighting The Battle In Our Own Ranks

Posted by Bob, Tuesday, September 02, 2009

Bob examines two prominent politicians who happen to be gay and homophobes.

Question of the Day

by Wonder Man, Tueday, September 1, 2009

Are Mike Rogers' action acceptable when he outs gay homophobes?

Trying to understand the illogical

by Beth and Ken, Tueday, September 1, 2009

Great article about how cognitive dissonance works and how it affects politics nowadays.

The Bankrupt Republic: A Healthcare Fairytale, Part Two

By Kyle, Friday, September 4, 2009

A true heart felt and moving reflection, sadly this is what the health care reform debate should be all about.

The Curious Case of the Blow Job Token

by Larry Ohio, Saturday, September 5, 2009

A great funny story about some tokens, and the mystery behind them.

The Art of War

by Ms. Kitty, Thursday 3, 2009

Reflections on how the right wing is using new tactics to attempting an Art of War against Obama.