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Food For Thought Events Begin In August

For many, August calls to mind vacations, cookouts, and finding ways to beat the heat. At Food For Thought, it also means the garden is bursting and celebrating eight great years of Food For Thought Antiques, and preparing for big events down the road. This month may signal the close of summer, but excitement is right around the corner, including informative workshops with attorney Naomi Metz, the 15th annual Calabash, and the always-popular Sister’s Bingo. August Marks 8 Great Years Of Food For Thought Antiques! Each weekend in August will feature BBQ tastings and fun card games with customers, with prizes including store discounts, fine chocolate, […]

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Shakespeare in the Park!

Pegasus Theater Company is pleased to present William Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream as the inaugural performance at the newly-opened Riverkeeper Stewardship Park in downtown Guerneville. Yes, it’s in iambic pentameter (incidentally, so is your heartbeat). It also uses archaic language and everybody knows that there may be jokes that only an English teacher could love. Nobody, though, really needs this play translated; we all instinctually understand what deep meaning it has: Namely, sex. It is a play about choosing who we want to have sex with and when. The play is also about flaunting your disrespect for autocratic authority […]

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“Out to Kill” Acts Up as Gay Whodunnit

  Within a few minutes of the opening sequence of Rob Williams latest gay ‘boy-lit’ drama you know exactly who everybody will be out to kill. Narcissistic pretty boy singer Justin James thinks the world revolves him, and it certainly seems to in this loft apartment complex packed head to toe with insecure gay men in Tampa. Florida. Besides himself there is only one other person who actually likes him as he seems to go out of his way just to annoy everyone else he seems to come across especially if he thinks they want to get into his pants. […]

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Reasons To Tap A Travel Consultant For Your Next BIG Vacation Or Destination Event

Marcella Raimondo and Srinika Narayan are two very busy women with demanding careers and a desperate need to take a vacation. They needed a vacation in a bad way, a vacation where they completely unplugged and were able to relax. “Both of us, we really needed to check out, completely checked out,” says Raimondo. The problem, they were so busy that they didn’t have time to barely think about their vacation, much less sit down at the computer and start doing the research to plan their escape from their daily lives. “I suppose we would have been able to do […]

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10 Queer Lady Musicians You Seriously Need In Your Life Right Now

1. Hurray For The Riff Raff hurrayfortheriffraff.com The Deal: If Johnny Cash and Amy Winehouse somehow made a baby, 27-year-old bronx-born Puerto Rican front-woman Alynda Lee Segarra would be the result. The Riff Raff is a folk band that, as a whole, identifies as queer. Segarra constantly strives to change the way women are portrayed in traditional folk music. “Any way I can spread love amongst women, whether romantic or not, is important to me,” the singer-songwriter told BuzzFeed. “Pronouns are very fun to play with as a songwriter — there is a lot of weight in them. When I […]

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Out Artist Tom Goss Reflects On His Newest Release And More

TOM GOSS – WAIT/THE WAIT REMIXES – TOM GOSS MUSIC I really enjoy an artist that’s not afraid to take risks. It’s been a couple years since We The People has taken a look at Tom Goss’ creativity and he has been up to quite a lot since we last visited his realm.Throughout 2014 Goss was quite energetic, starring in the Guest House Film feature “Out To Kill” and releasing his fifth album, “Wait.” The soothing song “Illuminate The Dark” and it’s accompanying video uses color to enhance feeling and emotion in the most revealing fashion and the images are […]

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Press Advisory Decriminalization of Prostitution Press Conference Following Hearing August 7th 2015

First Hearing and Press Conference in Historic Legal Case Challenging California Prostitution Law Laws Against the Commercial Exchange of Consensual, Adult Sexual Activity Challenged as Violations of Privacy, Free Speech, and Freedom of Association Rights WHERE: Oakland Federal Building& U.S. Courthouse, 1301 Clay Street, Oakland, CA 94612 WHEN: Friday August 7, 2015 Hearing: 9:00 a.m. hearing in Courtroom #5 on the 2nd floor, Judge Jeffrey S. White presiding Press Conference: Following the hearing, members of the Erotic Service Providers Union will hold a press conference outside the Clay Street entrance of the courthouse 15 minutes after the court hears motions […]

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At Just 20 Saint Raymond Show Mature Musical Chops with Debut “Young Blood”

20-year-old Callum Burrows AKA Saint Raymond has a lot going for him with his debut album. Young Blood is not only the title of the record but the very target his music is aimed at – youthful, hedonistic, Instagram-obsessed millennials. The Nottingham-bred singer/songwriter has come a long way since having his first single named ‘Hottest Record in the World’ by Zane Lowe in January 2014.It’s really the well-polished pop hooks that make his music so irresistible and has gained Saint Raymond a bit of a following. The sensational ‘I Want You’ is the clear frontrunner of the record alongside feelgood opening number […]

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Positive Images is Seeking Mentors

Positive Images works with carefully selected adults from the LGBTQ community who are willing to make a commitment to the youth community.The mentor is not an assumed parent replacement; rather, he/she is a role model for the youth and a person the youth can talk to and discuss pertinent issues in their lives. With a lack of visible role models in our gay and lesbian adult community, these youth want an idea of what it is like to be gay, lesbian, or bisexual ten, twenty, thirty, or more years down the road of life. The traditional time commitment for a […]

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Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Patient Care: Medical Students’ Preparedness and Comfort.

Lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) individuals face significant barriers in accessing appropriate and comprehensive medical care. Medical students’ level of preparedness and comfort caring for LGBT patients is unknown. An online questionnaire (2009-2010) was distributed to students (n = 9,522) at 176 allopathic and osteopathic medical schools in Canada and the United States, followed by focus groups (2010) with students (n = 35) at five medical schools. The objective of this study was to characterize LGBT-related medical curricula, to determine medical students’ assessments of their institutions’ LGBT-related curricular content, and to evaluate their comfort and preparedness in caring for […]

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