Makes No Damn Sense: What's Race Got to Do With It?

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Political Corruption Makes No Damn Sense!

Charlie Rangle, Rod Blagojevich, the Bell Gang all have these things in common--greed, corruption, and feelings of entitlement.

Special edition of the Deborah E. Lake Show. I talk with a community leader in Bell, CA about the recent corruption that is part of a long line of crimes against America. These crimes cross party lines, state lines, gender, and race.

Getting Paid for What?!! Congress at an all time low.

Listen to, or download for later, the most recent edition of Makes No Damn Sense.

Some things that make no sense to me:

1. Back seat drivers. Don't you realize that I'm in the car and there's no way I'm going to hurt myself? All you do is add to the stress, which could lead to distraction, which could lead to an accident.
2. Aggressive drivers. You cut me off, almost cause a rear end collision to get five feet ahead of me? Really?
3. Artificial plants. What's that about?
4. Party line voters. What's the problem? You'd rather vote for a party than have to think?
5. Phobias. Mine included. Can you say CLOWNS!!!!!!!!!
6. Clicks. There's nothing worse than a bunch of thirty + people acting like a bunch of unsupervised kids on a playground.

What makes no sense to you?

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'Gay Marriage' More Binding Than A Catholic Wedding?

For Immediate Release

Chicago: February 22, 2010

“Gay Marriage” More Binding Than A Catholic Wedding?

Laws make divorce more difficult

Gay Marriage: More Binding Than a Catholic Wedding, is an All the Way IN radio program hosted by Deborah E. Lake. The program will air live on Monday, March 5th at 6:30pm EST. Guest Mariette Geldenhuys, Attorney at Law will address the fact that same gender couples who no longer wish to be together often live in a commitment limbo because of the inconsistency in state laws.“Because there is no uniform approach to recognizing same gender committed relationships in America, lesbian and gay couples need to be especially informed before entering into a civil union or marriage,” said Lake.

This will be Geldenhuys' second interview on All the Way IN radio. During her first interview, she outlined the chaotic legal state of same gender committed couples. “It saddens me that we have to think this way, but this is really important,” said Geldenhuys. “It is much wiser to think it through carefully.” Gay marriage is recognized legally in different ways and only in a small number of states. Add to this, the lack of clear leadership at the federal level, and same gender couples who want to build a life together face an unpredictable future. This means that same gender couples need to think about how they would proceed if the unthinkable happens—they no longer want to remain a couple—at a time when they should be celebrating with family and friends. Listeners can hear the program live, and call in with questions or comments at (347) 857-3286.


About All the Way IN radio:
All the Way IN is a BlogTalkRadio show that focuses on topics to help people live life to the fullest. Host and executive producer Deborah E. Lake explores relationship, health, social, and other issues that we all face today. Listeners are encouraged to call (347) 857-3286 to add their questions or comments. Downloads are available through iTunes and DeborahELake.com.


About Mariette Geldenhuys:
Ms. Geldenhuys has practiced law in Ithaca, New York for the past twenty-one years. A major focus of her practice is LGBT law, including marriage rights, domestic partnerships, civil unions, adoptions and estate planning. She is constantly seeking new and creative ways to expand legal protection for her lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender clients. She is a member of the National Family Law Advisory Council of the National Center for Lesbian Rights, the New York State Bar Association Special Committee on LGBT People and the Law and the planning committee of the Family Law Institute of the National LGBT Bar Association. She is also the Founder and Founding President of the Ithaca Area Collaborative Law Professionals and sees Collaborative Law as an effective process for LGBT clients to resolve legal issues. For more information, see http://www.geldenhuyslaw.com/.


Press Contact: Deborah Lake
(978) 201-3300
info@lakeenterprise.com

Vanderbilt Principle # 4

Honor those who honor you. We all have people who play the role of 'naysayer' in our lives. Start identifying the naysayers in your life.