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All rights reserved. webmaster@world-of-newave.com (Webmaster) Sat, 30 Aug 2008 03:39:34 GMT Sat, 30 Aug 2008 03:39:34 GMT Newave Lisa XML Engine v1.0 - http://www.world-of-newave.info/about.htm 60 http://www.world-of-newave.info/images/wi8831.gif World-of-Newave.info - Knowledge and Informational Database http://www.world-of-newave.info/ 88 31 {NORTH AMERICA > RENTALS} - gay woman of color seeks person of color that is gay or gay friendly (oakland lake merritt / grand) $530 http://articles.world-of-newave.info/regional/north-america/united-states/california/metro-areas/san-francisco-bay-area/business-and-economy/real-estate/rentals/gay-woman-of-color-seeks-person-of-color-that-is-gay-20080816419.htm http://articles.world-of-newave.info/regional/north-america/united-states/california/metro-areas/san-francisco-bay-area/business-and-economy/real-estate/rentals/gay-woman-of-color-seeks-person-of-color-that-is-gay-20080816419.htm Tue, 26 Aug 2008 18:36:54 GMT I will have a room for rent for $530/month September 1st,maybe August 31st. The apartment is a 2-bedroom, 1-bathroom situated on the second floor of a small/midsized complex building. plus split-utilities (i.e. comcast cable/PG&E open to get comcast internet and phone). Total move-in is first month's rent plus last month's rent = $1060. I'm willing to work with the right person by splitting up last month's. On-site laundry facilities. Gets natural light, has a balcony with views of downtown Oakland and the hills, the kitchen is small, gas stove, wall-to-wall carpeting (except in kitchen and bathroom). My roommate is taking her appliances so if you have kitchen appliances and living room furniture that's a plus! Location to retail/commercial/restaurant: Within walking distance to Lake Merritt, small cafes, restaurants and shops on park avenue, parkway theater and several local watering holes including Baggy's Bar!!! Lucky's, Merritt Bakery, Walgreens that is open until midnight every night! If you like to walk or bike like I do, you can walk to downtown Oakland, Trader Joes on Lakeshore and Wholefoods. Near major public transit lines: -- Lake Merritt BART is 9-10 minute walk; -- AC Transit bus 18 on Park Avenue to Berkeley -- AC Transit bus 14 on East 18th and Park Avenue to West Oakland Bart Station -- AC Transit bus NL Transbay at MacArthur and Park Avenue(direct connection to San Francisco Transbay Terminal) About me: I'm 32 yrs young, a Pisces (yes, we rule!)African American queer female who is comfortable with her sexuality, body image and culture and you must be okay with it as well. I work full time in downtown Oakland and a full time student. Easy-going, outgoing, responsible, weird, dry sense of humor, mature, respectful, mostly neat, clean, and independent. If you want privacy, I respect that. If you are sociable, I respect that as well as long as you know your boundaries. We can hang out if you like, I'm up for movies, going out for drinks, art shows, poetry slams, clubs, sight-seeing, going out to drink coffee/eat, amusement parks, host small dinner gathering, etc. I will inform you whenever a guest is going to come over -- this will be occasionally since I mainly go out when I socialize. My hobbies include reading (currently reading about the Bilderberg group)love to eat new foods, traveling on the cheap, shopping for bargains (love garage sells and flea markets) photography,engaging in community activism /volunteering when time permits. So I love TV, I am not going to lie!! lol...I love Family Guy, Simpsons, American Dad, The L Word, The Wire, 1st 48, Shear Genius, Project Runway, Noahs Arc and anything on the Food Network and the Travel Channels!!! I know I 'm sick!!! I know some people want friends, others want space, and I'm open to either. I've lived with guys and girls equally well.-- Someone who is engaged in work, school or project that keeps them busy (outside of the home) during the weekdays. -- Respectful, sense of humor, little to no drama (we have some in our lives), common sense, open-minded (towards all race, color, culture, beliefs, personalities, etc.,). Please don't smoke/do drugs (420 ok but not excessive I have asthma)or have cats unless they stay in your room most of the time cause I am allergic to most but not all cats. Drinking is fine as long no one gets hurt! Inform me in advance if guests are coming over. Please be financially stable and pay rent + utilities on time. We can discuss other things once we decide we are the right fit! Like splitting toiletries, etc...other house rules etc If you are not turned off or saying damn that's a lot of sh@#! lol, email me a description of yourself, habits, work, school etc. One liners will not get responses. I will be showing the space today after 6 p.m., let me know what time you are able to come see it. Thanks and good luck with your search! Keywords gay, queer, lesbian, homosexual, transgender, bisexual, african american, person of color, female Sfbay.Craigslist.Org gay woman of color seeks person of color that is gay or gay friendly (oakland lake merritt / grand) $530 {new window}   Sfbay.Craigslist.Org - I will have a room for rent for $530/month September 1st,maybe August 31st. The apartment is a 2-bedroom, 1-bathroom situated on the second floor of a small/midsized complex building. plus split-utilities (i.e. comcast cable/PG&E open to get comcast internet and phone). Total move-in is first month's rent plus last month's rent = $1060. I'm willing to work with the right person by splitting up last month's. On-site laundry facilities. Gets natural light, has a balcony with views of downtown Oakland and the hills, the kitchen is small, gas stove, wall-to-wall carpeting (except in kitchen and bathroom). My roommate is taking her appliances so if you have kitchen appliances and living room furniture that's a plus! Location to retail/commercial/restaurant: Within walking distance to Lake Merritt, small cafes, restaurants and shops on park avenue, parkway theater and several local watering holes including Baggy's Bar!!! Lucky's, Merritt Bakery, Walgreens that is open until midnight every night! If you like to walk or bike like I do, you can walk to downtown Oakland, Trader Joes on Lakeshore and Wholefoods. Near major public transit lines: -- Lake Merritt BART is 9-10 minute walk; -- AC Transit bus 18 on Park Avenue to Berkeley -- AC Transit bus 14 on East 18th and Park Avenue to West Oakland Bart Station -- AC Transit bus NL Transbay at MacArthur and Park Avenue(direct connection to San Francisco Transbay Terminal) About me: I'm 32 yrs young, a Pisces (yes, we rule!)African American queer female who is comfortable with her sexuality, body image and culture and you must be okay with it as well. I work full time in downtown Oakland and a full time student. Easy-going, outgoing, responsible, weird, dry sense of humor, mature, respectful, mostly neat, clean, and independent. If you want privacy, I respect that. If you are sociable, I respect that as well as long as you know your boundaries. We can hang out if you like, I'm up for movies, going out for drinks, art shows, poetry slams, clubs, sight-seeing, going out to drink coffee/eat, amusement parks, host small dinner gathering, etc. I will inform you whenever a guest is going to come over -- this will be occasionally since I mainly go out when I socialize. My hobbies include reading (currently reading about the Bilderberg group)love to eat new foods, traveling on the cheap, shopping for bargains (love garage sells and flea markets) photography,engaging in community activism /volunteering when time permits. So I love TV, I am not going to lie!! lol...I love Family Guy, Simpsons, American Dad, The L Word, The Wire, 1st 48, Shear Genius, Project Runway, Noahs Arc and anything on the Food Network and the Travel Channels!!! I know I 'm sick!!! I know some people want friends, others want space, and I'm open to either. I've lived with guys and girls equally well.-- Someone who is engaged in work, school or project that keeps them busy (outside of the home) during the weekdays. -- Respectful, sense of humor, little to no drama (we have some in our lives), common sense, open-minded (towards all race, color, culture, beliefs, personalities, etc.,). Please don't smoke/do drugs (420 ok but not excessive I have asthma)or have cats unless they stay in your room most of the time cause I am allergic to most but not all cats. Drinking is fine as long no one gets hurt! Inform me in advance if guests are coming over. Please be financially stable and pay rent + utilities on time. We can discuss other things once we decide we are the right fit! Like splitting toiletries, etc...other house rules etc If you are not turned off or saying damn that's a lot of sh@#! lol, email me a description of yourself, habits, work, school etc. One liners will not get responses. I will be showing the space today after 6 p.m., let me know what time you are able to come see it. Thanks and good luck with your search! Keywords gay, queer, lesbian, homosexual, transgender, bisexual, african american, person of color, female
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]]> Regional > North America > United States > California > Metro Areas > San Francisco Bay Area > Business and Economy > Real Estate > Rentals {NORTH AMERICA > NEWSPAPERS} - [Breaking News] 2008 Twin Cities Pride Festival kicks off http://articles.world-of-newave.info/regional/north-america/united-states/minnesota/regions/twin-cities/news-and-media/newspapers/breaking-news-2008-twin-cities-pride-festival-kicks-20080625336.htm http://articles.world-of-newave.info/regional/north-america/united-states/minnesota/regions/twin-cities/news-and-media/newspapers/breaking-news-2008-twin-cities-pride-festival-kicks-20080625336.htm Sat, 28 Jun 2008 21:36:10 GMT Vendors and employees set up in Loring Park Saturday morning in the rain for the annual Pride Festival, celebrating the gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender community. Mndaily.Com [Breaking News] 2008 Twin Cities Pride Festival kicks off {new window}   Www.Mndaily.Com - Vendors and employees set up in Loring Park Saturday morning in the rain for the annual Pride Festival, celebrating the gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender community.
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]]> Regional > North America > United States > Minnesota > Regions > Twin Cities > News and Media > Newspapers {ISSUES > BIAS AND BALANCE} - KSFO's Sussman invited guest to talk about his claim that "gay and lesbian radicals actively recruit through our schools and the media" http://articles.world-of-newave.info/society/issues/business/media/bias-and-balance/ksfo-s-sussman-invited-guest-to-talk-about-his-claim-20080624937.htm http://articles.world-of-newave.info/society/issues/business/media/bias-and-balance/ksfo-s-sussman-invited-guest-to-talk-about-his-claim-20080624937.htm Thu, 19 Jun 2008 01:14:02 GMT On the June 16 broadcast of San Francisco radio station KSFO's The Lee Rodgers Show, guest host Brian Sussman hosted theologian Charlie Self, whom Sussman called "Dr. History," to discuss the California Supreme Court's May 15 ruling overturning the state's ban on same-sex marriages. In the course of the discussion, Sussman referenced a post on Self's blog and said to Self: "On your website -- it's interesting you're addressing this very topic, Dr. Self, and you talk about how gay and lesbian radicals actively recruit through our schools and the media in order to swell their ranks. Talk to us about that for a moment." After asserting, "It is amazing how little the traditional family is pictured in either drama or comedy on TV anymore," Self added: SELF: It is amazing how little the traditional family is pictured in either drama or comedy on TV anymore. In fact, I just gave an address for Father's Day yesterday and I just wanted to remind all the dads that fathers are not all the sitcom boobs that they're made out to be on TV, so you have the negative. Positively, of course, you have just a rash in the last 10 years of programs of all types normalizing this particular chosen lifestyle. Along with that, you find all kinds of organizations, especially ones like GLAAD and others -- G-L-A-A-D -- and other organizations advertising opportunities for young people and for especially junior high, high school, and college students to want to discover, to search, to understand this gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender -- these options and lifestyles that are available. The only way that you are going to grow the ranks of this kind of movement is this kind of onslaught because it is simply not part of the nature of things as designed or as evolved or as historically recorded for thousands of years. Earlier, Sussman said about graduation at Stanford University: "One of the speakers during the course of the weekend gave what I'm told was a very moving and compelling speech regarding Darwinism. And I'm thinking, Darwinism, OK, everyone's buying into Darwinism. Darwinism's the new thing, and it's becoming very, very popular. Darwinism just doesn't jibe with gay marriage, Dr. History." Moments later, Self said: SELF: I find it interesting that you were talking about Darwinism. It's one thing to talk about evolution on a variety of levels and to talk about the evidence of how nature has conducted herself. It's quite another to create an ideology, and that's really what you're watching. And what you're in danger of, Brian, with homosexual marriage, with gay marriage, is the creation of human life in a test tube. What's interesting is you're going to see more and more pushing for adoption, more and more pushing for a variety of in-vitro fertilizations and other forms of reproduction, because gay marriages by definition can't produce their own child. So, we're not only redefining marriage. We're redefining parenting, we're redefining how human life comes to be. Instead of a face-to-face covenantal relationship of love producing new life, we're now going to look to a laboratory, we're going to look to impersonal means, and there's something dehumanizing, there's something destabilizing, about the entire affair. Sussman then asked: "What happens when you devalue marriage, when a society devalues that covenant relationship as you described it, between a husband and a wife? What does history tell us?" Self responded: SELF: Well, we don't have to -- well, first of all, history tells us very clearly that when marriage begins to break down, and family and clan ties break down, you become -- it becomes a state of anarchy, and anarchy can only last so long until totalitarianism comes in, and some form of state, either under a dictator or under a cabal, some form of totalitarian state will move in and then begin to re-establish some kind of social order, based on whatever their ideology may be. Now, by the way, if you'd just like an example of what the breakdown of marriage does, go to our urban war zones here in this country in the last 40 to 50 years. And with the rise of the welfare state, with the rise of no consequences for divorce, with the rise of people having sex without responsibility or consequences or at least the perception thereof, you can begin to discover what the consequences are, Brian. Sussman interjected: "OK, so you have, you have gay -- let's go with a lesbian couple who have adopted a young boy. That boy may have two parents, but that boy's still missing a vital ingredient, and that's a father," to which Self replied: SELF: The secular research of the last 60 years -- again, we're not -- you've noticed we haven't quoted a single scripture from any tradition. We have not tried to make an appeal to religious authority. The secular research of the last 60 years tells us that Johnny and Jane need a mom and a dad. They need mentors, they need adult role models of both genders in order to become the person they want to be. You see, the real -- the real agenda here, Brian, is to make gender something that people choose, as opposed to something that they are born with and develop. And it's amazing, they want to claim a civil right for what they call natural, but at the same time, they're spending enormous amounts of energy recruiting, causing adolescents and young adults to question whether or not they may be of a particular gender. And the most disingenuous thing that I have been observing is that, again, if you have married and had a family but decide that you're gay and come out of the closet, you're celebrated and put on the cover of a magazine. If, however, that you -- that you have lived a gay lifestyle and decided that you want to change that lifestyle, your therapist gets their license pulled for even considering the thought. And so what we have is a real agenda to increase the nanny state's influence on our lives and to have people who really do know better help guide us through this process of discovering who we are. Toward the end of the discussion, Sussman told Self: "OK, now, let's talk about something else that has been recorded for thousands of years, and that is the whole idea of equality. We're born equal, but we're all different. I mean, there's no question about that. And in terms of marriage, societies have said that, yeah, it's between a man and a woman, and in our society we say, here are the rules: man and a woman, you can't marry anyone under this particular age, you can't marry a family member. So, the rules are the same for all of us, Dr. History. But, for some reason, the gays want to change those rules. I just don't understand it. Talk to me about that." From the June 16 edition of KSFO's The Lee Rodgers Show: SUSSMAN: It is 14 minutes past 6 on KSFO. Sherry, do we have the theme music for Dr. History? Let's do a little Village People for Dr. History as we're about to enter into a discussion on gay marriage. Ladies and gentlemen, would you welcome a man who is far too brilliant to have to appear with this music behind him, Dr. Charlie Self, the man with more degrees than a thermometer, on KSFO. Hello, Dr. Self. SELF: Hey, I am glad to be with you, Brian. Happy Monday. And brilliant, not brilliant, or whatever I may be, that's a lot of fun and put a smile on my face here. SUSSMAN: All right. Dr. History, gay marriage -- it's going to begin in the state of California. It's official now, our state Supreme Court has chosen to override the will of the voters from the 2000 election, where 61.4 percent of us said, yeah, marriage should be between a man and a woman. Tell us how this stacks up from an historical perspective. SELF: Well, a couple levels, Brian. First of all, just recent history alone should have cause for concern. In the 1970s, Governor [Jerry] Brown passed the Consenting Adults Act that allowed consenting adults to do whatever they wanted in private, kind of removed all the old anti-sodomy statutes, and most people didn't really worry about that; it was the 1970s, we're all at the disco floor. And they said, we don't care about marriage or anything else, we just want to be able to be left alone. By the 1980s and early '90s, it was domestic partnerships and benefits from private corporations. And of course, corporations made their decisions that way. Once again, we were told, you know, don't worry, it won't matter, it's just -- it's a private issue, we're not trying to redefine things for other people. And by the late '90s and early part of this decade, it's completely changed, to now, whether there's any substance behind it at all, they want the symbolism of marriage, they want to completely normalize and equalize a same-sex relationship as a relationship that every culture and society for recorded history has made the most important one for the continuance of that society. SUSSMAN: OK, let's -- let's talk about that. Because, again, you're Dr. History, you study this stuff, you enjoy looking back on history. What you're telling us is that never in recorded history has a society decided, OK, we're just going to redefine marriage, we think that that's going to be fine, there will be no consequences. Talk to us from a historical perspective -- I mean, obviously, this isn't a religious issue. SELF: No, this is not a religious issue. There are people of deep faith who have concerns about it, but in terms of just basic anthropology and history, you will not find any culture that makes a homosexual relationship on the same level as a covenantal, socially bound heterosexual relationship. Now, all through history, from the time people began to record these things, people have had all kinds of -- variety of sexual experiences, both above ground and underground, but when it comes to marriage and family, the continuance of society, marriage, traditional marriage as we know it, has always been the preference of every culture in every location. And I've -- I've tried to find exceptions to that, and I have not. Now, some societies have been more or less tolerant of other behavior, kind of going wink-wink at various behaviors. But when it comes to defining family -- and you know, there's kind of a basic point, even if you're a complete naturalist, if everything is biology, you aren't going to continue the species if you try to encourage relationships that don't allow reproduction. SUSSMAN: You know, that's kind of an interesting point. We were just talking about Stanford's graduation yesterday, and Oprah speaking, and again, I was at this post-graduation party in Stanford for a dear friend's daughter, and so many at this event were talking about one of the speakers -- I think that it may have been a baccalaureate address. One of the speakers during the course of the weekend gave what I'm told was a very moving and compelling speech regarding Darwinism. And I'm thinking, Darwinism, OK, everyone's buying into Darwinism. Darwinism's the new thing, and it's becoming very, very popular. Darwinism just doesn't jibe with gay marriage, Dr. History. I mean, that's what you were sort of saying a moment ago. SELF: First of all, what we're dealing with statistically is a 1 to 2 percent exclusive identification of the population anyway. The 10 percent figure you've heard bandied about is a politically correct figure based on flawed science half a century ago, but the actual numbers are very small, and, you know, in nature, there are exceptions, but those exceptions don't become the rule for the propagation and the forward momentum of any species. Now, that sounds all very scientific. I find it interesting that you were talking about Darwinism. It's one thing to talk about evolution on a variety of levels and to talk about the evidence of how nature has conducted herself. It's quite another to create an ideology, and that's really what you're watching. And what you're in danger of, Brian, with homosexual marriage, with gay marriage, is the creation of human life in a test tube. What's interesting is you're going to see more and more pushing for adoption, more and more pushing for a variety of in-vitro fertilizations and other forms of reproduction, because gay marriages by definition can't produce their own child. So, we're not only redefining marriage. We're redefining parenting, we're redefining how human life comes to be. Instead of a face-to-face covenantal relationship of love producing new life, we're now going to look to a laboratory, we're going to look to impersonal means, and there's something dehumanizing, there's something destabilizing, about the entire affair. SUSSMAN: What happens when you devalue marriage, when a society devalues that covenant relationship, as you described it, between a husband and a wife? What does history tell us? SELF: Well, we don't have to -- well, first of all, history tells us very clearly that when marriage begins to break down, and family and clan ties break down, you become -- it becomes a state of anarchy, and anarchy can only last so long until totalitarianism comes in, and some form of state, either under a dictator or under a cabal, some form of totalitarian state will move in and then begin to re-establish some kind of social order, based on whatever their ideology may be. Now, by the way, if you'd just like an example of what the breakdown of marriage does, go to our urban war zones here in this country in the last 40 to 50 years. And with the rise of the welfare state, with the rise of no consequences for divorce, with the rise of people having sex without responsibility or consequences or at least the perception thereof, you can begin to discover what the consequences are, Brian. SUSSMAN: OK, so you have, you have gay -- let's go with a lesbian couple who have adopted a young boy. That boy may have two parents, but that boy's still missing a vital ingredient, and that's a father. SELF: The secular research of the last 60 years -- again, we're not -- you've noticed we haven't quoted a single scripture from any tradition. We have not tried to make an appeal to religious authority. The secular research of the last 60 years tells us that Johnny and Jane need a mom and a dad. They need mentors, they need adult role models of both genders in order to become the person they want to be. You see, the real -- the real agenda here, Brian, is to make gender something that people choose, as opposed to something that they are born with and develop. And it's amazing, they want to claim a civil right for what they call natural, but at the same time, they're spending enormous amounts of energy recruiting, causing adolescents and young adults to question whether or not they may be of a particular gender. And the most disingenuous thing that I have been observing is that, again, if you have married and had a family but decide that you're gay and come out of the closet, you're celebrated and put on the cover of a magazine. If, however, that you -- that you have lived a gay lifestyle and decided that you want to change that lifestyle, your therapist gets their license pulled for even considering the thought. And so what we have is a real agenda to increase the nanny state's influence on our lives and to have people who really do know better help guide us through this process of discovering who we are. SUSSMAN: Dr. History on KSFO, here on Hot Talk 560, KSFO. We're talking, obviously, gay marriage. It becomes the law of our land, here in the state of California, at 5:01. That's when many counties are going to start marrying people. Dr. History, it's interesting. There's something that I don't think a lot of people have discussed. There are going to be folks racing to this state from all corners to get married. Then they're going to go back to their home state with their marriage license. This is obviously going to put pressure on those states to come forward and adopt the same practices, isn't it? SELF: Oh, it's going to put pressure there, plus our Constitution creates the opportunity for states to honor the contracts and the legal arrangements in other states. Now, states' rights still exist, in very small measure, but they still do exist in America, but this will be another wave of momentum against the states being able to determine whether or not they'll validate the marriage licenses of California. Right now, somebody can go get married in Georgia or Nevada or wherever, and it would be honored in other states. It's being called into question now, but the pressure will be enormous to acknowledge another state's legal sanction of a relationship, and this also tears at the fabric of our Constitution, tears at the fabric of what -- of what federalism really meant as our founders tried to put it together. And, Brian, it's going to be a very serious thing, because what you're going to have is, you're not only going to have the pressure to recognize marriages, but you're going to immediately have divorces, you're going to have a huge amount of legal, social, and psychological disruption because we've opened the door to alternatives. SUSSMAN: Dr. Charlie Self is our guest on KSFO. We call him Dr. History. Now, here's the doctor of traffic checking in. This would be Dr. Officer Vic. [...] SUSSMAN: Gay marriage officially comes to California at the close of business today, 5:01, so a lot of counties will stay open past close of business in order to accommodate those who want to get married the gay way. Now, Dr. History, that's Dr. Charlie Self -- by the way, his website is drcharlieself.com, that's d-r "Charlie" with an i-e and Self s-e-l-f dot com. On your website -- it's interesting you're addressing this very topic, Dr. Self, and you talk about how gay and lesbian radicals actively recruit through our schools and the media in order to swell their ranks. Talk to us about that for a moment. SELF: Well, Brian, we can come at it from about three different angles. It is amazing how little the traditional family is pictured in either drama or comedy on TV anymore. In fact, I just gave an address for Father's Day yesterday and I just wanted to remind all the dads that fathers are not all the sitcom boobs that they're made out to be on TV, so you have the negative. Positively, of course, you have just a rash in the last 10 years of programs of all types normalizing this particular chosen lifestyle. Along with that, you find all kinds of organizations, especially ones like GLAAD and others -- G-L-A-A-D -- and other organizations advertising opportunities for young people and for especially junior high, high school, and college students to want to discover, to search, to understand this gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender -- these options and lifestyles that are available. The only way that you are going to grow the ranks of this kind of movement is this kind of onslaught because it is simply not part of the nature of things as designed or as evolved or as historically recorded for thousands of years. SUSSMAN: OK, now, let's talk about something else that has been recorded for thousands of years, and that is the whole idea of equality. We're born equal, but we're all different. I mean, there's no question about that. And in terms of marriage, societies have said that, yeah, it's between a man and a woman, and in our society we say, here are the rules: man and a woman, you can't marry anyone under this particular age, you can't marry a family member. So, the rules are the same for all of us, Dr. History. But, for some reason, the gays want to change those rules. I just don't understand it. Talk to me about that. SELF: Well, let's just do a little genetic history, Brian. The royal houses of Europe in the 19th and 20th centuries suffered immeasurably, physically and perhaps even affected some the decisions of the state that led to some of the 20th century disasters, because of marrying far too close. It's interesting that throughout history, in a variety of traditions, people did not want you to marry any closer than a second or third cousin. And there have been reasons for that, some of them religious, some of them practical, but the more we study this, the more we realize that variety, rather than over similarity, is far better in the continuance of a healthy human generation. And so what you're watching, as history will tell you, that some of the basic rules -- again, whether they are religious or secular -- stand up pretty well in producing healthy people. SUSSMAN: Dr. Charlie Self has been our guest on KSFO. His website, www.drcharlieself.com. We call him Dr. History, and it's always a pleasure, my friend, to have you on the program. Enlightening stuff. SELF: Well, it's a delight, Brian. And we have a light here coming in November with an opportunity to overturn the Supremes. SUSSMAN: Yes, with our opportunity to vote on this issue. Dr. Charlie Self, thanks for being with us on KSFO. Mediamatters.Org KSFO's Sussman invited guest to talk about his claim that "gay and lesbian radicals actively recruit through our schools and the media" {new window}   Mediamatters.Org - On the June 16 broadcast of San Francisco radio station KSFO's The Lee Rodgers Show, guest host Brian Sussman hosted theologian Charlie Self, whom Sussman called "Dr. History," to discuss the California Supreme Court's May 15 ruling overturning the state's ban on same-sex marriages. In the course of the discussion, Sussman referenced a post on Self's blog and said to Self: "On your website -- it's interesting you're addressing this very topic, Dr. Self, and you talk about how gay and lesbian radicals actively recruit through our schools and the media in order to swell their ranks. Talk to us about that for a moment." After asserting, "It is amazing how little the traditional family is pictured in either drama or comedy on TV anymore," Self added: SELF: It is amazing how little the traditional family is pictured in either drama or comedy on TV anymore. In fact, I just gave an address for Father's Day yesterday and I just wanted to remind all the dads that fathers are not all the sitcom boobs that they're made out to be on TV, so you have the negative. Positively, of course, you have just a rash in the last 10 years of programs of all types normalizing this particular chosen lifestyle. Along with that, you find all kinds of organizations, especially ones like GLAAD and others -- G-L-A-A-D -- and other organizations advertising opportunities for young people and for especially junior high, high school, and college students to want to discover, to search, to understand this gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender -- these options and lifestyles that are available. The only way that you are going to grow the ranks of this kind of movement is this kind of onslaught because it is simply not part of the nature of things as designed or as evolved or as historically recorded for thousands of years. Earlier, Sussman said about graduation at Stanford University: "One of the speakers during the course of the weekend gave what I'm told was a very moving and compelling speech regarding Darwinism. And I'm thinking, Darwinism, OK, everyone's buying into Darwinism. Darwinism's the new thing, and it's becoming very, very popular. Darwinism just doesn't jibe with gay marriage, Dr. History." Moments later, Self said: SELF: I find it interesting that you were talking about Darwinism. It's one thing to talk about evolution on a variety of levels and to talk about the evidence of how nature has conducted herself. It's quite another to create an ideology, and that's really what you're watching. And what you're in danger of, Brian, with homosexual marriage, with gay marriage, is the creation of human life in a test tube. What's interesting is you're going to see more and more pushing for adoption, more and more pushing for a variety of in-vitro fertilizations and other forms of reproduction, because gay marriages by definition can't produce their own child. So, we're not only redefining marriage. We're redefining parenting, we're redefining how human life comes to be. Instead of a face-to-face covenantal relationship of love producing new life, we're now going to look to a laboratory, we're going to look to impersonal means, and there's something dehumanizing, there's something destabilizing, about the entire affair. Sussman then asked: "What happens when you devalue marriage, when a society devalues that covenant relationship as you described it, between a husband and a wife? What does history tell us?" Self responded: SELF: Well, we don't have to -- well, first of all, history tells us very clearly that when marriage begins to break down, and family and clan ties break down, you become -- it becomes a state of anarchy, and anarchy can only last so long until totalitarianism comes in, and some form of state, either under a dictator or under a cabal, some form of totalitarian state will move in and then begin to re-establish some kind of social order, based on whatever their ideology may be. Now, by the way, if you'd just like an example of what the breakdown of marriage does, go to our urban war zones here in this country in the last 40 to 50 years. And with the rise of the welfare state, with the rise of no consequences for divorce, with the rise of people having sex without responsibility or consequences or at least the perception thereof, you can begin to discover what the consequences are, Brian. Sussman interjected: "OK, so you have, you have gay -- let's go with a lesbian couple who have adopted a young boy. That boy may have two parents, but that boy's still missing a vital ingredient, and that's a father," to which Self replied: SELF: The secular research of the last 60 years -- again, we're not -- you've noticed we haven't quoted a single scripture from any tradition. We have not tried to make an appeal to religious authority. The secular research of the last 60 years tells us that Johnny and Jane need a mom and a dad. They need mentors, they need adult role models of both genders in order to become the person they want to be. You see, the real -- the real agenda here, Brian, is to make gender something that people choose, as opposed to something that they are born with and develop. And it's amazing, they want to claim a civil right for what they call natural, but at the same time, they're spending enormous amounts of energy recruiting, causing adolescents and young adults to question whether or not they may be of a particular gender. And the most disingenuous thing that I have been observing is that, again, if you have married and had a family but decide that you're gay and come out of the closet, you're celebrated and put on the cover of a magazine. If, however, that you -- that you have lived a gay lifestyle and decided that you want to change that lifestyle, your therapist gets their license pulled for even considering the thought. And so what we have is a real agenda to increase the nanny state's influence on our lives and to have people who really do know better help guide us through this process of discovering who we are. Toward the end of the discussion, Sussman told Self: "OK, now, let's talk about something else that has been recorded for thousands of years, and that is the whole idea of equality. We're born equal, but we're all different. I mean, there's no question about that. And in terms of marriage, societies have said that, yeah, it's between a man and a woman, and in our society we say, here are the rules: man and a woman, you can't marry anyone under this particular age, you can't marry a family member. So, the rules are the same for all of us, Dr. History. But, for some reason, the gays want to change those rules. I just don't understand it. Talk to me about that." From the June 16 edition of KSFO's The Lee Rodgers Show: SUSSMAN: It is 14 minutes past 6 on KSFO. Sherry, do we have the theme music for Dr. History? Let's do a little Village People for Dr. History as we're about to enter into a discussion on gay marriage. Ladies and gentlemen, would you welcome a man who is far too brilliant to have to appear with this music behind him, Dr. Charlie Self, the man with more degrees than a thermometer, on KSFO. Hello, Dr. Self. SELF: Hey, I am glad to be with you, Brian. Happy Monday. And brilliant, not brilliant, or whatever I may be, that's a lot of fun and put a smile on my face here. SUSSMAN: All right. Dr. History, gay marriage -- it's going to begin in the state of California. It's official now, our state Supreme Court has chosen to override the will of the voters from the 2000 election, where 61.4 percent of us said, yeah, marriage should be between a man and a woman. Tell us how this stacks up from an historical perspective. SELF: Well, a couple levels, Brian. First of all, just recent history alone should have cause for concern. In the 1970s, Governor [Jerry] Brown passed the Consenting Adults Act that allowed consenting adults to do whatever they wanted in private, kind of removed all the old anti-sodomy statutes, and most people didn't really worry about that; it was the 1970s, we're all at the disco floor. And they said, we don't care about marriage or anything else, we just want to be able to be left alone. By the 1980s and early '90s, it was domestic partnerships and benefits from private corporations. And of course, corporations made their decisions that way. Once again, we were told, you know, don't worry, it won't matter, it's just -- it's a private issue, we're not trying to redefine things for other people. And by the late '90s and early part of this decade, it's completely changed, to now, whether there's any substance behind it at all, they want the symbolism of marriage, they want to completely normalize and equalize a same-sex relationship as a relationship that every culture and society for recorded history has made the most important one for the continuance of that society. SUSSMAN: OK, let's -- let's talk about that. Because, again, you're Dr. History, you study this stuff, you enjoy looking back on history. What you're telling us is that never in recorded history has a society decided, OK, we're just going to redefine marriage, we think that that's going to be fine, there will be no consequences. Talk to us from a historical perspective -- I mean, obviously, this isn't a religious issue. SELF: No, this is not a religious issue. There are people of deep faith who have concerns about it, but in terms of just basic anthropology and history, you will not find any culture that makes a homosexual relationship on the same level as a covenantal, socially bound heterosexual relationship. Now, all through history, from the time people began to record these things, people have had all kinds of -- variety of sexual experiences, both above ground and underground, but when it comes to marriage and family, the continuance of society, marriage, traditional marriage as we know it, has always been the preference of every culture in every location. And I've -- I've tried to find exceptions to that, and I have not. Now, some societies have been more or less tolerant of other behavior, kind of going wink-wink at various behaviors. But when it comes to defining family -- and you know, there's kind of a basic point, even if you're a complete naturalist, if everything is biology, you aren't going to continue the species if you try to encourage relationships that don't allow reproduction. SUSSMAN: You know, that's kind of an interesting point. We were just talking about Stanford's graduation yesterday, and Oprah speaking, and again, I was at this post-graduation party in Stanford for a dear friend's daughter, and so many at this event were talking about one of the speakers -- I think that it may have been a baccalaureate address. One of the speakers during the course of the weekend gave what I'm told was a very moving and compelling speech regarding Darwinism. And I'm thinking, Darwinism, OK, everyone's buying into Darwinism. Darwinism's the new thing, and it's becoming very, very popular. Darwinism just doesn't jibe with gay marriage, Dr. History. I mean, that's what you were sort of saying a moment ago. SELF: First of all, what we're dealing with statistically is a 1 to 2 percent exclusive identification of the population anyway. The 10 percent figure you've heard bandied about is a politically correct figure based on flawed science half a century ago, but the actual numbers are very small, and, you know, in nature, there are exceptions, but those exceptions don't become the rule for the propagation and the forward momentum of any species. Now, that sounds all very scientific. I find it interesting that you were talking about Darwinism. It's one thing to talk about evolution on a variety of levels and to talk about the evidence of how nature has conducted herself. It's quite another to create an ideology, and that's really what you're watching. And what you're in danger of, Brian, with homosexual marriage, with gay marriage, is the creation of human life in a test tube. What's interesting is you're going to see more and more pushing for adoption, more and more pushing for a variety of in-vitro fertilizations and other forms of reproduction, because gay marriages by definition can't produce their own child. So, we're not only redefining marriage. We're redefining parenting, we're redefining how human life comes to be. Instead of a face-to-face covenantal relationship of love producing new life, we're now going to look to a laboratory, we're going to look to impersonal means, and there's something dehumanizing, there's something destabilizing, about the entire affair. SUSSMAN: What happens when you devalue marriage, when a society devalues that covenant relationship, as you described it, between a husband and a wife? What does history tell us? SELF: Well, we don't have to -- well, first of all, history tells us very clearly that when marriage begins to break down, and family and clan ties break down, you become -- it becomes a state of anarchy, and anarchy can only last so long until totalitarianism comes in, and some form of state, either under a dictator or under a cabal, some form of totalitarian state will move in and then begin to re-establish some kind of social order, based on whatever their ideology may be. Now, by the way, if you'd just like an example of what the breakdown of marriage does, go to our urban war zones here in this country in the last 40 to 50 years. And with the rise of the welfare state, with the rise of no consequences for divorce, with the rise of people having sex without responsibility or consequences or at least the perception thereof, you can begin to discover what the consequences are, Brian. SUSSMAN: OK, so you have, you have gay -- let's go with a lesbian couple who have adopted a young boy. That boy may have two parents, but that boy's still missing a vital ingredient, and that's a father. SELF: The secular research of the last 60 years -- again, we're not -- you've noticed we haven't quoted a single scripture from any tradition. We have not tried to make an appeal to religious authority. The secular research of the last 60 years tells us that Johnny and Jane need a mom and a dad. They need mentors, they need adult role models of both genders in order to become the person they want to be. You see, the real -- the real agenda here, Brian, is to make gender something that people choose, as opposed to something that they are born with and develop. And it's amazing, they want to claim a civil right for what they call natural, but at the same time, they're spending enormous amounts of energy recruiting, causing adolescents and young adults to question whether or not they may be of a particular gender. And the most disingenuous thing that I have been observing is that, again, if you have married and had a family but decide that you're gay and come out of the closet, you're celebrated and put on the cover of a magazine. If, however, that you -- that you have lived a gay lifestyle and decided that you want to change that lifestyle, your therapist gets their license pulled for even considering the thought. And so what we have is a real agenda to increase the nanny state's influence on our lives and to have people who really do know better help guide us through this process of discovering who we are. SUSSMAN: Dr. History on KSFO, here on Hot Talk 560, KSFO. We're talking, obviously, gay marriage. It becomes the law of our land, here in the state of California, at 5:01. That's when many counties are going to start marrying people. Dr. History, it's interesting. There's something that I don't think a lot of people have discussed. There are going to be folks racing to this state from all corners to get married. Then they're going to go back to their home state with their marriage license. This is obviously going to put pressure on those states to come forward and adopt the same practices, isn't it? SELF: Oh, it's going to put pressure there, plus our Constitution creates the opportunity for states to honor the contracts and the legal arrangements in other states. Now, states' rights still exist, in very small measure, but they still do exist in America, but this will be another wave of momentum against the states being able to determine whether or not they'll validate the marriage licenses of California. Right now, somebody can go get married in Georgia or Nevada or wherever, and it would be honored in other states. It's being called into question now, but the pressure will be enormous to acknowledge another state's legal sanction of a relationship, and this also tears at the fabric of our Constitution, tears at the fabric of what -- of what federalism really meant as our founders tried to put it together. And, Brian, it's going to be a very serious thing, because what you're going to have is, you're not only going to have the pressure to recognize marriages, but you're going to immediately have divorces, you're going to have a huge amount of legal, social, and psychological disruption because we've opened the door to alternatives. SUSSMAN: Dr. Charlie Self is our guest on KSFO. We call him Dr. History. Now, here's the doctor of traffic checking in. This would be Dr. Officer Vic. [...] SUSSMAN: Gay marriage officially comes to California at the close of business today, 5:01, so a lot of counties will stay open past close of business in order to accommodate those who want to get married the gay way. Now, Dr. History, that's Dr. Charlie Self -- by the way, his website is drcharlieself.com, that's d-r "Charlie" with an i-e and Self s-e-l-f dot com. On your website -- it's interesting you're addressing this very topic, Dr. Self, and you talk about how gay and lesbian radicals actively recruit through our schools and the media in order to swell their ranks. Talk to us about that for a moment. SELF: Well, Brian, we can come at it from about three different angles. It is amazing how little the traditional family is pictured in either drama or comedy on TV anymore. In fact, I just gave an address for Father's Day yesterday and I just wanted to remind all the dads that fathers are not all the sitcom boobs that they're made out to be on TV, so you have the negative. Positively, of course, you have just a rash in the last 10 years of programs of all types normalizing this particular chosen lifestyle. Along with that, you find all kinds of organizations, especially ones like GLAAD and others -- G-L-A-A-D -- and other organizations advertising opportunities for young people and for especially junior high, high school, and college students to want to discover, to search, to understand this gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender -- these options and lifestyles that are available. The only way that you are going to grow the ranks of this kind of movement is this kind of onslaught because it is simply not part of the nature of things as designed or as evolved or as historically recorded for thousands of years. SUSSMAN: OK, now, let's talk about something else that has been recorded for thousands of years, and that is the whole idea of equality. We're born equal, but we're all different. I mean, there's no question about that. And in terms of marriage, societies have said that, yeah, it's between a man and a woman, and in our society we say, here are the rules: man and a woman, you can't marry anyone under this particular age, you can't marry a family member. So, the rules are the same for all of us, Dr. History. But, for some reason, the gays want to change those rules. I just don't understand it. Talk to me about that. SELF: Well, let's just do a little genetic history, Brian. The royal houses of Europe in the 19th and 20th centuries suffered immeasurably, physically and perhaps even affected some the decisions of the state that led to some of the 20th century disasters, because of marrying far too close. It's interesting that throughout history, in a variety of traditions, people did not want you to marry any closer than a second or third cousin. And there have been reasons for that, some of them religious, some of them practical, but the more we study this, the more we realize that variety, rather than over similarity, is far better in the continuance of a healthy human generation. And so what you're watching, as history will tell you, that some of the basic rules -- again, whether they are religious or secular -- stand up pretty well in producing healthy people. SUSSMAN: Dr. Charlie Self has been our guest on KSFO. His website, www.drcharlieself.com. We call him Dr. History, and it's always a pleasure, my friend, to have you on the program. Enlightening stuff. SELF: Well, it's a delight, Brian. And we have a light here coming in November with an opportunity to overturn the Supremes. SUSSMAN: Yes, with our opportunity to vote on this issue. Dr. Charlie Self, thanks for being with us on KSFO.
Media Matters - KSFO's Sussman invited guest to talk about his claim that "gay and lesbian radicals actively recruit through our schools and the media" {...} Discussing gay marriage, San Francisco radio host Brian Sussman said to guest Charlie Self: "On your website -- it's interesting you're addressing this very topic, Dr. Self, and you talk about how gay and lesbian radicals actively recruit through our schools and the media in order to swell their ranks. Talk to us about that for a moment." Self asserted that there has been "a rash of [TV] programs in the last 10 years" that are "normalizing this particular chosen lifestyle." Self added, "The only way that you are going to grow the ranks of this kind of movement is this kind of onslaught because it is simply not part of the nature of things as designed or as evolved or as historically recorded for thousands of years." {...}
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]]> Society > Issues > Business > Media > Bias and Balance {SCIENCE} - Bisexuality passed on by 'hyper-heterosexuals' http://articles.world-of-newave.info/science/bisexuality-passed-on-by-hyper-heterosexuals-20080852114.htm http://articles.world-of-newave.info/science/bisexuality-passed-on-by-hyper-heterosexuals-20080852114.htm Fri, 15 Aug 2008 15:45:00 GMT 'Gay genes' persist because female relatives of homosexual and bisexual men have more children than those of straight men Newscientist.Com Bisexuality passed on by 'hyper-heterosexuals' {new window}   Www.Newscientist.Com - 'Gay genes' persist because female relatives of homosexual and bisexual men have more children than those of straight men
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]]> Regional > North America > United States > California > Metro Areas > San Francisco Bay Area > Business and Economy > Real Estate > Rentals {NORTH AMERICA > RENTALS} - master BR w/ private full bathroom (san leandro) $650 http://articles.world-of-newave.info/regional/north-america/united-states/california/metro-areas/san-francisco-bay-area/business-and-economy/real-estate/rentals/master-br-w-private-full-bathroom-san-leandro-650-20080846710.htm http://articles.world-of-newave.info/regional/north-america/united-states/california/metro-areas/san-francisco-bay-area/business-and-economy/real-estate/rentals/master-br-w-private-full-bathroom-san-leandro-650-20080846710.htm Mon, 11 Aug 2008 07:11:59 GMT We are looking for a roommate to share our 2BR, 2-bathroom apartment in San Leandro. You would get the master bedroom, with private full bathroom and large linen closet. Bedroom also has very large closet. Fully stocked kitchen, though we are happy to make room for your stuff too. 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There is parking on the premises, and plenty on the street. Very conveniently located: 1 mile to BART (with bus that goes directly there less than 5 minutes walk). Right off 580 (less than 5 minutes), not far from 880. Coin-op laundry in building, dishwasher, gas stove, no microwave (but we do have a convection/toaster oven). We are 2 women (a couple) in our early to mid 30's. We are relatively quiet: one is a Celtic/folk musician and one watches tv, but we tend to keep volume levels lower than one would expect. We are a low drama couple, and are seeking low drama roommates. We are familiar with and enjoy community living, but would also be fine with someone who keeps to themself or is not home much. One omnivore and one vegetarian (but the omnivore does all the cooking, and has grown to enjoy the challenge of making meals diverse households can enjoy). Roommates might also need to know: we're Pagan, polyamorous, SciFi fans, gamer geeks; one Gaelic speaking, SCA lesbian harper/singer/songwriter, and one purple obsessed bisexual nightowl bookworm (named Cat). We also have 2 cats: a fluffy, grumpy, 15-year-old Calico, and a very pretty, friendly, gray seal-point short-hair. The apartment complex does not allow dogs, and we already have 2 cats. We may consider other small pets, but we'd have to think about it. We don't smoke, drink, or do any drugs (our substances of choice include music, chocolate, and Buffy videos), and we don't allow any smoking or any drugs in the apartment. I can tolerate someone having a drink once in a while, but I can also easily get very uncomfortable (and somewhat unpleasant) around drinking if it impairs your thinking or reactions at all, ever. We are looking for someone who would be respectful to us, low to no drama, who can communicate well and can handle stress in non-violent ways (including no verbal violence), who is responsible and pays their bills on time. If you are really a neat freak, you may find it difficult to live here: we are not slobs and things are clean, but do get a bit cluttered sometimes, and right now we just moved so it's pretty cluttered at the moment (we are working on clearing it, though). We are pretty hard to shock, and are welcoming of all kinds of lifestyles: queer, non-conventionally gendered, polyamorous, almost all religions (as long as you are respectful of us), alternative/holistic healing, alternative politics (we are pretty progressive for the east coast, haven't really figured out the bay area yet), artsy, intellectual, academic, athletic, goth, and many other forms of "weird". We can't allow any kink-play in the apartment, however. Also, no incense in the apartment, though sage and naturally scented candles are fine (we have chemical sensitivities, but can tolerate essential oils). $650/month plus 1/3 of utilities (PG&E and any part of phone/cable/internet you choose to share). We are also asking a $650 security deposit, payable in installments if necessary. Feel free to forward this message to people who you think might be interested. You can call us at 510-363-8579 and ask for Caera (KEERa) or Christina, or reply to the email above.
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]]> Regional > North America > United States > California > Metro Areas > San Francisco Bay Area > Business and Economy > Real Estate > Rentals {NORTH AMERICA > RENTALS} - Residential Meditation Community Seeks Temporary Resident (berkeley) $600 1bd http://articles.world-of-newave.info/regional/north-america/united-states/california/metro-areas/san-francisco-bay-area/business-and-economy/real-estate/rentals/residential-meditation-community-seeks-temporary-2008073067.htm http://articles.world-of-newave.info/regional/north-america/united-states/california/metro-areas/san-francisco-bay-area/business-and-economy/real-estate/rentals/residential-meditation-community-seeks-temporary-2008073067.htm Tue, 15 Jul 2008 03:28:47 GMT Residential Meditation CommunityNorthern California, BerkeleySeeks Temporary Resident Beginning August 1 to Sep. 30, 2008 New Dharma Community is looking for a temporary (2-month) resident from August 1st to September 30. New Dharma Community is a residential community committed to developing presence — the continuous, moment-to-moment, practice of being in relationship with every aspect of our lives — to better serve and change the world. New Dharma Community runs the Center for Urban Peace.The Center is a non profit organization that offers transformative programs & practices for agents of social change, so they can do their work in a more sustainable & effective way. We want to change the way social change work is done. The Center’s office is in the same location as the residential location.YouWe're looking for someone who has a great interest inliving in intentional community and expanding hisspiritual awareness through yoga & meditation. Here aresome general expectations for you as a temporary resident:- Be vegetarian/fish friendly; we're a meat-free household- Participate in 2-3 hours of weekly chores & in generalupkeep of the house- Available for weekly residential meetings, Fridays from9:15 am - 12 pm, approx. (as your schedule permits)- Participate in cooking a casserole & large vegetabledish once a month- Monthly rent + food + utilities $775 (negotiable forwork exchange)- 1 Month deposit requiredUsOur community are: artists, activists, computer geeks,teachers, visionaries, photographers, writers, marketingspecialists, black, latino, Vietnamese, Thai-Pakistani,straight, gay, bisexual, Christian, Buddhist, Agnostic,Pagan, men and women...All of our residents have a commitment to discover how tolive and grow together mindfully and compassionately inour work, practice and intentions. We live with ourteacher, Rev. angel Kyodo Williams, who supports permanentresidents in their journeys of self-discovery.And although, we can't give a complete picture of whatit's like to live with us, here's a little of what ourdays are like. As a temporary resident you will likely havea somewhat different schedule:- Social Silence Mondays- Tuesday-Friday: 5:40 am wake up bell for yoga & meditation- Tuesday-Thursday residents work- Residential Meetings Friday mornings- 7 meditation sessions a week- Monthly workshops and community eventsOur HouseWe're located in Central Berkeley in a two-story Edwardianthat gets plenty of sunlight & is close to shops & publictransportation. Currently in residence are 4 femalesand 1 male practitioner.One available FURNISHED bedroom of approx. 100 sq ft withcloset and 2 windows as well as:- Wireless Internet Cable Access- Free Laundry Facilities- Back Garden with Pond- Basketball Hoop- 3 Common Rooms- Practice Hall- Three bathrooms (one shower)- Fully-Stocked Kitchen- Plenty of Street Parking- Close to Public TransportationTo find out more about us, please visit our web site atnewdharma.com. If your are interested in becoming part ofthe community, please contact Luna at newdharma@mac.comor call 510-549-3733 X700.To view pictures of the residents and our community visit:http://gallery.mac.com/alonzoyoung#100063Center for Urban PeaceTransformative programs & practices for agents of social change.2584 Martin Luther King Jr. WayBerkeley, CA 94704(510) 549-FREE (3733)http://www.newdharma.com...Changing the WAY change is done. Sfbay.Craigslist.Org Residential Meditation Community Seeks Temporary Resident (berkeley) $600 1bd {new window}   Sfbay.Craigslist.Org - Residential Meditation CommunityNorthern California, BerkeleySeeks Temporary Resident Beginning August 1 to Sep. 30, 2008 New Dharma Community is looking for a temporary (2-month) resident from August 1st to September 30. New Dharma Community is a residential community committed to developing presence — the continuous, moment-to-moment, practice of being in relationship with every aspect of our lives — to better serve and change the world. New Dharma Community runs the Center for Urban Peace.The Center is a non profit organization that offers transformative programs & practices for agents of social change, so they can do their work in a more sustainable & effective way. We want to change the way social change work is done. The Center’s office is in the same location as the residential location.YouWe're looking for someone who has a great interest inliving in intentional community and expanding hisspiritual awareness through yoga & meditation. Here aresome general expectations for you as a temporary resident:- Be vegetarian/fish friendly; we're a meat-free household- Participate in 2-3 hours of weekly chores & in generalupkeep of the house- Available for weekly residential meetings, Fridays from9:15 am - 12 pm, approx. (as your schedule permits)- Participate in cooking a casserole & large vegetabledish once a month- Monthly rent + food + utilities $775 (negotiable forwork exchange)- 1 Month deposit requiredUsOur community are: artists, activists, computer geeks,teachers, visionaries, photographers, writers, marketingspecialists, black, latino, Vietnamese, Thai-Pakistani,straight, gay, bisexual, Christian, Buddhist, Agnostic,Pagan, men and women...All of our residents have a commitment to discover how tolive and grow together mindfully and compassionately inour work, practice and intentions. We live with ourteacher, Rev. angel Kyodo Williams, who supports permanentresidents in their journeys of self-discovery.And although, we can't give a complete picture of whatit's like to live with us, here's a little of what ourdays are like. As a temporary resident you will likely havea somewhat different schedule:- Social Silence Mondays- Tuesday-Friday: 5:40 am wake up bell for yoga & meditation- Tuesday-Thursday residents work- Residential Meetings Friday mornings- 7 meditation sessions a week- Monthly workshops and community eventsOur HouseWe're located in Central Berkeley in a two-story Edwardianthat gets plenty of sunlight & is close to shops & publictransportation. Currently in residence are 4 femalesand 1 male practitioner.One available FURNISHED bedroom of approx. 100 sq ft withcloset and 2 windows as well as:- Wireless Internet Cable Access- Free Laundry Facilities- Back Garden with Pond- Basketball Hoop- 3 Common Rooms- Practice Hall- Three bathrooms (one shower)- Fully-Stocked Kitchen- Plenty of Street Parking- Close to Public TransportationTo find out more about us, please visit our web site atnewdharma.com. If your are interested in becoming part ofthe community, please contact Luna at newdharma@mac.comor call 510-549-3733 X700.To view pictures of the residents and our community visit:http://gallery.mac.com/alonzoyoung#100063Center for Urban PeaceTransformative programs & practices for agents of social change.2584 Martin Luther King Jr. WayBerkeley, CA 94704(510) 549-FREE (3733)http://www.newdharma.com...Changing the WAY change is done.
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]]> Regional > North America > United States > California > Metro Areas > San Francisco Bay Area > Business and Economy > Real Estate > Rentals {NORTH AMERICA > RENTALS} - Open House Sunday, July 6th-Intentional Meditation Community (berkeley) $650 http://articles.world-of-newave.info/regional/north-america/united-states/california/metro-areas/san-francisco-bay-area/business-and-economy/real-estate/rentals/open-house-sunday-july-6th-intentional-meditation-2008074636.htm http://articles.world-of-newave.info/regional/north-america/united-states/california/metro-areas/san-francisco-bay-area/business-and-economy/real-estate/rentals/open-house-sunday-july-6th-intentional-meditation-2008074636.htm Fri, 04 Jul 2008 20:38:01 GMT Residential Meditation Community Northern California, Berkeley Seeks Temporary Member Beginning mid-July to Sep. 30, 2008 The Center for Urban Peace is looking for a temporary (2-month) resident from mid-July to September 30. We are a spiritual center/nonprofit/intentional community that supports the spiritual evolution of people who're working to change the world. We believe doing so will alter the way social justice work is done everywhere. You We're looking for someone who has a great interest in living in intentional community and expanding his spiritual awareness through yoga & meditation. Here are some general expectations for you as a temporary resident: - Be vegetarian/fish friendly; we're a meat-free household - Participate in 2-3 hours of weekly chores & in general upkeep of the house - Available for weekly residential meetings, Fridays from 9:15 am - 12 pm, approx. (as your schedule permits) - Participate in cooking a casserole & large vegetable dish once a month - Monthly rent + food + utilities $775 (negotiable for work exchange) Us Our community are: artists, activists, computer geeks, teachers, visionaries, photographers, writers, marketing specialists, black, latino, Vietnamese, Thai-Pakistani, straight, gay, bisexual, Christian, Buddhist, Agnostic, Pagan, men and women... All of our residents have a commitment to discover how to live and grow together mindfully and compassionately in our work, practice and intentions. We live with our teacher, Rev. angel Kyodo Williams, who supports permanent residents in their journeys of self-discovery. And although, we can't give a complete picture of what it's like to live with us, here's a little of what our days are like. As a temporary resident you may have a somewhat different schedule: - Social Silence Mondays - Tuesday-Friday: 5:40 am wake up bell for yoga & meditation - Tuesday-Thursday residents work - Residential Meetings Friday mornings - 7 meditation sessions a week - Monthly workshops and community events Our House We're located in Central Berkeley in a two-story Edwardian that gets plenty of sunlight & is close to shops & public transportation. Currently in residence are 4 females and 1 male practitioner. One available FURNISHED bedroom of approx. 100 sq ft with closet and 2 windows as well as: - Wireless Internet Cable Access - Free Laundry Facilities - Back Garden with Pond - Basketball Hoop - 3 Common Rooms - Practice Hall - Three bathrooms (one shower) - Fully-Stocked Kitchen - Plenty of Street Parking - Close to Public Transportation To find out more about us, please visit our web site at newdharma.com. If your are interested in becoming part of the community, please contact Simha at simha@urbanpeace.com or at 510-549-3733 X704. OPEN HOUSE will be Sunday, July 6th from 1-3pm. Please call for details and directions. To view pictures of the residents and our community visit: http://gallery.mac.com/alonzoyoung#100063 Sfbay.Craigslist.Org Open House Sunday, July 6th-Intentional Meditation Community (berkeley) $650 {new window}   Sfbay.Craigslist.Org - Residential Meditation Community Northern California, Berkeley Seeks Temporary Member Beginning mid-July to Sep. 30, 2008 The Center for Urban Peace is looking for a temporary (2-month) resident from mid-July to September 30. We are a spiritual center/nonprofit/intentional community that supports the spiritual evolution of people who're working to change the world. We believe doing so will alter the way social justice work is done everywhere. You We're looking for someone who has a great interest in living in intentional community and expanding his spiritual awareness through yoga & meditation. Here are some general expectations for you as a temporary resident: - Be vegetarian/fish friendly; we're a meat-free household - Participate in 2-3 hours of weekly chores & in general upkeep of the house - Available for weekly residential meetings, Fridays from 9:15 am - 12 pm, approx. (as your schedule permits) - Participate in cooking a casserole & large vegetable dish once a month - Monthly rent + food + utilities $775 (negotiable for work exchange) Us Our community are: artists, activists, computer geeks, teachers, visionaries, photographers, writers, marketing specialists, black, latino, Vietnamese, Thai-Pakistani, straight, gay, bisexual, Christian, Buddhist, Agnostic, Pagan, men and women... All of our residents have a commitment to discover how to live and grow together mindfully and compassionately in our work, practice and intentions. We live with our teacher, Rev. angel Kyodo Williams, who supports permanent residents in their journeys of self-discovery. And although, we can't give a complete picture of what it's like to live with us, here's a little of what our days are like. As a temporary resident you may have a somewhat different schedule: - Social Silence Mondays - Tuesday-Friday: 5:40 am wake up bell for yoga & meditation - Tuesday-Thursday residents work - Residential Meetings Friday mornings - 7 meditation sessions a week - Monthly workshops and community events Our House We're located in Central Berkeley in a two-story Edwardian that gets plenty of sunlight & is close to shops & public transportation. Currently in residence are 4 females and 1 male practitioner. One available FURNISHED bedroom of approx. 100 sq ft with closet and 2 windows as well as: - Wireless Internet Cable Access - Free Laundry Facilities - Back Garden with Pond - Basketball Hoop - 3 Common Rooms - Practice Hall - Three bathrooms (one shower) - Fully-Stocked Kitchen - Plenty of Street Parking - Close to Public Transportation To find out more about us, please visit our web site at newdharma.com. If your are interested in becoming part of the community, please contact Simha at simha@urbanpeace.com or at 510-549-3733 X704. OPEN HOUSE will be Sunday, July 6th from 1-3pm. Please call for details and directions. To view pictures of the residents and our community visit: http://gallery.mac.com/alonzoyoung#100063
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]]> Regional > North America > United States > California > Metro Areas > San Francisco Bay Area > Business and Economy > Real Estate > Rentals {NEWS AND MEDIA > MAGAZINES AND E-ZINES} - Lesbian health problems 'ignored' http://articles.world-of-newave.info/health/news-and-media/publications/magazines-and-e_zines/lesbian-health-problems-ignored-20080657123.htm http://articles.world-of-newave.info/health/news-and-media/publications/magazines-and-e_zines/lesbian-health-problems-ignored-20080657123.htm Wed, 18 Jun 2008 01:16:40 GMT The long-term health of some lesbian and bisexual women is at risk because the NHS is not meeting their needs, say campaigners. News.Bbc.Co.Uk Lesbian health problems 'ignored' {new window}   News.Bbc.Co.Uk - The long-term health of some lesbian and bisexual women is at risk because the NHS is not meeting their needs, say campaigners.
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]]> Health > News and Media > Publications > Magazines and E-zines {NORTH AMERICA > RENTALS} - Large Master Bedroom + FREE cable + FREE Internet Access (treasure island) $725 http://articles.world-of-newave.info/regional/north-america/united-states/california/metro-areas/san-francisco-bay-area/business-and-economy/real-estate/rentals/large-master-bedroom-free-cable-free-internet-access-20080897214.htm http://articles.world-of-newave.info/regional/north-america/united-states/california/metro-areas/san-francisco-bay-area/business-and-economy/real-estate/rentals/large-master-bedroom-free-cable-free-internet-access-20080897214.htm Sun, 17 Aug 2008 05:31:14 GMT The large master bedroom in a four-bedroom house will be available for $725 per month from October 1, 2008. The house is clean and quiet and already has three residents (two men and one woman). THE RENT COVERS: – FREE cable TV access - FREE wireless internet access - FREE use of a washer and dryer - FREE gas and glectricity - Use of a large open-space area (18 ft x 10.5 feet) which serves as a kitchen and dining room and gets a lot of natural light - Use of an extended open-space living room (15 ft x 14 ft) with a casual sitting room (10 feet by 10 ft) which opens onto a patio and well-kept back yard - Use of a large laundry room The house covers 1,360 square feet and has berber carpeting. All four bedrooms and two full baths are upstairs. The kitchen has a refrigerator, dishwasher, gas stove/oven, and garbage disposal. The available bedroom is the master bedroom with its own private full bathroom. The room measures 13.5 ft by 12 ft. In addition, there are an attached 9 ft by 2.5 ft closet, other closets outside the master bedroom, a large storage space, and the attached full private bathroom. Reliable, 24/7 bus service takes you to downtown San Francisco. From 6:00 a.m. to 11:15 p.m., the bus runs every 10, 15, or 20 minutes. From 11:15 p.m. to 6:00 a.m., the bus runs 11 times. When you use the bus, you get a transfer valid for use on other parts of the San Francisco MUNI system (busses, trolleys, and subway). For more information, see http://transit.511.org/schedules. The trip by car to downtown San Francisco takes 8 minutes. On-street parking is available here. Treasure Island is part of San Francisco, and there is NO toll for using the bridge between Treasure Island and downtown San Francisco. Treasure Island has: - Spectacular views of the Bay, San Francisco, Golden Gate Bridge, Marin, and Mt. Tam - Amazing sunsets and sunrises - Jogging paths and walks along the Bay - Broad lawns and parks - Much open space - Many trees - Picnic tables beside the Bay - Its own police station. - A small convenience store. - For more information, see http://thevillagesattreasureisland.com. All current housemates are responsible, friendly, considerate, and non-intrusive (respectful of each other's privacy). None of us smokes, uses illegal drugs, or engages in illegal activities. These traits are required for a new housemate. Sometimes, we share coffee or a meal. We always speak to each other. We have common sense and clean up after ourselves. We seldom have guests. The house has a pleasant, conversational ambience when we are together downstairs. One of the two men is a 32-year-old hard-working nurse. He served in the navy, is straight, and will soon start a graduate program at Stanford. The other man is a 26-year old bisexual law school student. He is a mellow, laid-back guy from Virginia. The woman is mature and straight, has some health problems, and often stays at home. All three are helpful, courteous, and positive about life. MOVE-IN COSTS: - First month's rent $725 - Last month's rent $725 - Security deposit $700 ----------------------------- TOTAL MOVE-IN COSTS $2,150 You must be financially stable and have excellent employment, tenant, and character references. Please provide us with substantial information about yourself by e-mail to the Craigslist number for this advertisement. Sfbay.Craigslist.Org Large Master Bedroom + FREE cable + FREE Internet Access (treasure island) $725 {new window}   Sfbay.Craigslist.Org - The large master bedroom in a four-bedroom house will be available for $725 per month from October 1, 2008. The house is clean and quiet and already has three residents (two men and one woman). THE RENT COVERS: – FREE cable TV access - FREE wireless internet access - FREE use of a washer and dryer - FREE gas and glectricity - Use of a large open-space area (18 ft x 10.5 feet) which serves as a kitchen and dining room and gets a lot of natural light - Use of an extended open-space living room (15 ft x 14 ft) with a casual sitting room (10 feet by 10 ft) which opens onto a patio and well-kept back yard - Use of a large laundry room The house covers 1,360 square feet and has berber carpeting. All four bedrooms and two full baths are upstairs. The kitchen has a refrigerator, dishwasher, gas stove/oven, and garbage disposal. The available bedroom is the master bedroom with its own private full bathroom. The room measures 13.5 ft by 12 ft. In addition, there are an attached 9 ft by 2.5 ft closet, other closets outside the master bedroom, a large storage space, and the attached full private bathroom. Reliable, 24/7 bus service takes you to downtown San Francisco. From 6:00 a.m. to 11:15 p.m., the bus runs every 10, 15, or 20 minutes. From 11:15 p.m. to 6:00 a.m., the bus runs 11 times. When you use the bus, you get a transfer valid for use on other parts of the San Francisco MUNI system (busses, trolleys, and subway). For more information, see http://transit.511.org/schedules. The trip by car to downtown San Francisco takes 8 minutes. On-street parking is available here. Treasure Island is part of San Francisco, and there is NO toll for using the bridge between Treasure Island and downtown San Francisco. Treasure Island has: - Spectacular views of the Bay, San Francisco, Golden Gate Bridge, Marin, and Mt. Tam - Amazing sunsets and sunrises - Jogging paths and walks along the Bay - Broad lawns and parks - Much open space - Many trees - Picnic tables beside the Bay - Its own police station. - A small convenience store. - For more information, see http://thevillagesattreasureisland.com. All current housemates are responsible, friendly, considerate, and non-intrusive (respectful of each other's privacy). None of us smokes, uses illegal drugs, or engages in illegal activities. These traits are required for a new housemate. Sometimes, we share coffee or a meal. We always speak to each other. We have common sense and clean up after ourselves. We seldom have guests. The house has a pleasant, conversational ambience when we are together downstairs. One of the two men is a 32-year-old hard-working nurse. He served in the navy, is straight, and will soon start a graduate program at Stanford. The other man is a 26-year old bisexual law school student. He is a mellow, laid-back guy from Virginia. The woman is mature and straight, has some health problems, and often stays at home. All three are helpful, courteous, and positive about life. MOVE-IN COSTS: - First month's rent $725 - Last month's rent $725 - Security deposit $700 ----------------------------- TOTAL MOVE-IN COSTS $2,150 You must be financially stable and have excellent employment, tenant, and character references. Please provide us with substantial information about yourself by e-mail to the Craigslist number for this advertisement.
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]]> Regional > North America > United States > California > Metro Areas > San Francisco Bay Area > Business and Economy > Real Estate > Rentals