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[edit] What's 'risky' is limiting children's access to books - DesMoinesRegister.com

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[edit] Wé Béliévé - Sactown Royalty

20 November 2008, by unknown After Donte hit his last 3 in the 3rd. It’s Donte’s inferno or whatever. No mistakes in the tango, darling. Not like life. It's simple. That's what makes the tango so great. If you make a mistake, and get tangled, you tango on ...

[edit] Farewell to the dashing white Sergeant - Scotsman

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[edit] Children's book controversy

20 November 2008, by unknown The book, And Tango makes three, has topped the American Library Association's list of the most challenged books for the last two years. And in Ankeny, Iowa one couple says they don't want their kindergartner reading it. ...

[edit] Children's book controversy - WQAD

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[edit] Kind Words for Thompson - Sactown Royalty

18 November 2008, by unknown Mark your calender so you can remember. It might not happen unless the 3 moons align. No mistakes in the tango, darling. Not like life. It's simple. That's what makes the tango so great. If you make a mistake, and get tangled, you tango ...

[edit] "My job status does not define me. I'm the same guy I was last ...

18 November 2008, by unknown No mistakes in the tango, darling. Not like life. It's simple. That's what makes the tango so great. If you make a mistake, and get tangled, you tango on. by pookeyguru on Nov 18, 2008 3:02 PM PST to parent up reply reply 0 recs ...

[edit] Mickie's Zoo: The Devil Makes Three coming to California

18 November 2008, by Mickie The Devil Makes Three had the goal of being "an acoustic band but to play our shows like a rock show," the band changed notions of what acoustic music could be. Mixing styles from the ragtime and country music of the twenties and ...

[edit] Book Censorship – Ankeny, Iowa being asked to ICE, the book about ... - InjuryBoard.com

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[edit] Limit 'risky' book, couple says - DesMoinesRegister.com

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[edit] And Tango Makes Three Wins One In California | LISNews

13 November 2008, by Blake And Tango Makes Three Wins One In California. November 13, 2008 - 10:00am — Blake. Despite a push to have it banned from Chico Unified School District, a book some parents found offensive will remain on library shelves among picture ...

[edit] Graphic Novels Guy

11 November 2008, by Thegnguy_new2_2 Heading to Miami Book Fair International Maybe I should bring the Ramones for good luck. This is the week for celebrating the 25th anniversary of the Miami Book Fair International.  I will arrive on Wednesday in time to introduce the Evening with the Will Eisner panel and program, ...

[edit] Some talking points for the Midgard Gathering

31 October 2008, by Since the Midgard Gathering is next week, I thought it would be time to write down some conversation starters related to it. Clear vision One important thing we need to settle on is a clear vision for Midgard. It should be a vision everybody in the community can agree with, and a vision that ...

[edit] Five tips for taking tango pictures in dark environments

30 October 2008, by I have been taking tango pictures intensively for more than 2 years now. Most of that time I’ve been using a Canon 350D with a number of lenses. What’s special about tango pictures? Most importantly, the tango events are in the evening/night with minimal lighting. I avoid ...

[edit] It makes two with Tango - Sydney Morning Herald

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[edit] We're gonna party like it's 1875!

14 October 2008, by Returning to my old habits of haunting highway reststops, I spent much of this weekend a stone's throw from the Garden State Parkway playing cowboys and Indians in front of massive crowds with the loveable bunch of misfits that I regularly perform with. In addition to the hordes of rapacious ...

[edit] Penguins, Rabbits, and Guinea Pigs: In Celebration of Banned Books

3 October 2008, by (Here’s a longer piece on Banned Books Week I wrote for Bay Windows, October 1, 2008. Seemed a good way to end the week.) This week marks the 27th annual Banned Books Week, the American Library Association’s celebration of the freedom to read. LGBT-inclusive children’s books have long been on the ALA’s list of works that most often receive challenges (formal requests for removal) at schools and public libraries. And Tango Makes Three, about two male penguins who raise a chick together, has top

[edit] Mrs. F-B's Book Blog: And Tango Makes Three - Justin Richardson ...

3 October 2008, by Mrs. FB's Books Blog And Tango Makes Three was one of the most often challenged books in the country last year, so I had to read it to find out why. This picture book, done in lovely watercolors, is the story of three penguins. And you should know that it's ...

[edit] “She Got Me Pregnant”: Episode 45

2 October 2008, by Helen and I celebrate a Banned Books Week full of fur and feathers. We discuss several LGBT-inclusive children’s books as well as an earlier work that was banned for supposedly promoting interracial marriage. We also point out the opportunity parents are missing by avoiding difficult topics with their children, and explain how we are helping our son (we hope!) to be a smart consumer of both goods and ideas. Watch Mombian: She Got Me Pregnant, 10-02-2008 in Faith Videos | View More Free Vide

[edit] Male Penguins: A New Scourge of the Seas?

2 October 2008, by Banned Books Week in America, urk. Above: A Banned Books Week display at the Glendale Main Library in Glendale, Arizona. This years theme, “Treasure your Freedom to Read.” Harrrr. Above: Poster from the American Library Association. How does the pirate vernacular carry this most important annual event? Consider the list of most challenged books. But seriously, [...]

[edit] Nonsuch Book: banned books week: and tango makes three, most ...

2 October 2008, by Frances Evangelista This is another Banned Books Week post about a children's book. It was not my original intention to write about three books for small people this week, but as I read all of the great info out there on banned...

[edit] Two Moms is Not Enough

29 September 2008, by Quick! How many children's pop-culture products can you think of that features same-sex parents? Two? Four? Six? I can count maybe a dozen, mostly books. Of those, I like maybe two or three. We have And Tango Makes Three and like it. We have a couple of other books that quietly portray same-sex parents without it being the central issue, but when it comes to kids' culture that reflects the family configuration our kids know first-hand, our options are woefully limited. Newish to the scene

[edit] Authors take stand against calls to ban their work.

29 September 2008, by Authors take stand against calls to ban their work. Posted by David in September 29th 2008 Over the weekend, I found this article in the Chicago Tribune by Gerry Smith about the hot-topic drama of banned books. Did you know that you can now report challenged books directly through our website? It’s true! Click here to check it out. The penguins are so controversial that some want their story banned from the shelves of libraries and schools. In fact, so many have tried that for the second

[edit] Banned Books Week: "And Tango Makes Three" - Strollerderby

29 September 2008, by unknown Let's hope the same can be said for "And Tango Makes Three" -- an inspiring children's book about two male penguins, Roy and Silo, who together raise a baby penguin, Tango. Although it's based on a true story from the New York Zoo, ...

[edit] BANNED — And Tango Makes Three by J. Richardson & P. Parnell » DPL ...

28 September 2008, by Samantha And Tango Makes Three is based on the true story of Roy and Silo, two male Chinstrap Penguins in New York’s Central Park Zoo who, for a time, formed a couple. They cuddle and share a nest like the other penguin couples, and when all the ...

[edit] In Praise of Banned Books, day 2: And Tango Makes Three

28 September 2008, by The most frequently banned/challenged book of 2007, And Tango Makes Three presents the true story of two male penguins in the Central Park Zoo, Roy and Silo, who become fall in love (to the extent that penguins can), hatch an egg, and raise a baby penguin named Tango. This beautifully illustrated children’s picture book opens with a description of the many different families that live in the zoo–red panda bear families, monkey families, toad families, toucan families, tamarin families, and, mos

[edit] Banned Books Week: 9/27/08 - 10/4/08

27 September 2008, by This year’s Banned Books Week: Celebrating The Freedom To Read begins today and runs through October 4th. It is an annual event by the American Library Association, this year (2008) marks the 27th anniversary of Banned Books Week. The ALA website explains one reason for celebrating this event, Banned Books Week (BBW) celebrates the freedom to choose or the freedom to express one’s opinion even if that opinion might be considered unorthodox or unpopular and stresses the importance of ensuring

[edit] Event: Banned Books Week

27 September 2008, by This year’s Banned Books Week: Celebrating The Freedom To Read begins today and runs through October 4th. It is an annual event by the American Library Association, this year (2008) marks the 27th anniversary of Banned Books Week.  The ALA website explains one reason for celebrating this event, Banned Books Week (BBW) celebrates the freedom to choose or the freedom to express one’s opinion even if that opinion might be considered unorthodox or unpopular and stresses the importance of ensurin

[edit] LGBT Parenting Roundup

25 September 2008, by Because the financial bailout isn’t the only thing happening this week: Ten-year-old Kira Findling of Sebastopol, California, wrote “Please Let My Moms Be Married,” a moving plea to vote no on Prop. 8, for the Press Democrat newspaper. A new report by the nonpartisan Evan B. Donaldson Adoption Institute in New York concludes that gay men and lesbians are an important part of the pool of potential adoptive parents, and should be judged on their qualifications, not sexual orientation. The report

[edit] And Tango Makes Three

24 September 2008, by This past Saturday, September 20th, Mary Dempsey received the Harry Kalven award from the ACLU for her commitment to books and free speech. Ms. Dempsey is the Commissioner of the Chicago Public Library, and no one deserves such an honor more. In her remarks, Ms. Dempsey said that our library is open to everyone. You don't need a passport. You don't need a job. You don't need to be tall enough, short enough, blonde enough, black enough, or anything else enough to use the library. When you walk

[edit] Tango Alpha Tango

24 September 2008, by You could argue that Tango Alpha Tango's sound is the most seductive thing to come out of Portland since Elliott Smith crooned, "Sexy energy makes me charming when I sing." But instead of bated breath and acoustic guitars, Tango relies on slinking ...

[edit] Children’s book on male penguins raising chick remains on list of most challenged books

23 September 2008, by In celebration of Banned Books Week, Clarksville Online will offer our readers articles, and Best Books lists — yes, lists — of the best in literature for both adults and children.  Have you read a banned Book? We hope so! Justin Richardson and Peter Parnell’s award-winning “And Tango Makes Three,” a children’s book about two male penguins caring for an orphaned egg, topped the list of American Library Association’s (ALA) 10 Most Challenged Books of 2007. A year ago. This year’s tally of ch

[edit] Another Reason Why I Love School.

20 September 2008, by Another Reason Why I Love School. September 20th, 2008 | 26 Comments » I found out the other day that I am gay. Yeah, I too was surprised. I’ve been embarrassing myself for cock for no good reason goddammit. See, there was a proselytizer on campus the other day.  He was hippity-hopping about like those evangelists sometimes do and verbally accosting young women as they walked by. “WHORE!!” “SINNER!!” “LOOK AT THE WAY YOU’RE DRESSED!!” Yeah, yeah, whatever dude.  A warm day on any colleg

[edit] Yagami Light FST

2 September 2008, by So I got inspired (info) kyuudaime  's amazing FST (dude, that was a GOOD one!) and decided to go about making my own. Originally, I had wanted to make an LxLight one, but I realized after making the playlist that it was mostly about Light XD. So here it is, an FST dealing with the life of ...

[edit] Ready for Banned Books Week?

30 August 2008, by We celebrate Banned Books Week September 27 through October 4 this year. Well, maybe it’s more accurate to say we celebrate the books that get banned, and the idea that freedom and liberty require that we not ban books. Banned Books Week image from Tattered Cover Book Store in Denver Banned Books Week has been noted every year since 1982 in a long-running campaign from the American Library Association. Why? Because ideas matter.  The right to express ideas, and the right to be able to read ideas

[edit] epiphany 2.23.90

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[edit] The 15 Most Controversial Picture Books

18 August 2008, by The 15 Most Controversial Picture Books

[edit] Macross Frontier 19

17 August 2008, by Summary: It’s Aimo Memorial Day, and Grace and Leon are celebrating. Grace has finished up the specs for the mini-Dimension Eater (MDE) bomb, and more importantly she has solved the mystery about the Vajra Queen that stumped Mao and Ranshe: yes, Vajra Queen really ...

[edit] Tango icon

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[edit] Wizbang Weekend Caption Contest™

15 August 2008, by It's Friday, which means it's time for the Wizbang Weekend Caption Contest™. Enter your best caption for the following picture: Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Barack Obama, D-Ill., body surfs at Sandy Beach in Honolulu, Hawaii, Thursday, Aug. 14, 2008. Sen. Obama is in Hawaii for a vacation. ...

[edit] Twitter Updates for 2008-08-12

13 August 2008, by @vdglenn That brought a chuckle…the news has got me kinda down lately. # @vdglenn Them Russkies may’ve got Georgia, but dadgum if they’re gonna invade Texas! ;) # @livyanne I love me some Jelly Bellys. Except for certain flavors…like Bloody Mary. # Just realized that Bernie Mac played the preacher in ...

[edit] OCGWKnWIL&HMKIG

8 August 2008, by OCGWKnWIL&HMKIG&KnWMDLL August 8th, 2008 | 8 Comments » Occasionally someone will screw up enough courage (or have enough drinks) to ask me if I regret all the tattoos. And I can honestly say no. I love them. I think they are beautiful works of art and I think they make my skin beautiful too. But I will say, however, that I have often regretted other people’s tattoos. One of the most unexpected, unwanted side-effects of having visible tattoos is that strange men will strip for me to show me

[edit] Bad, bad fashion choice

8 August 2008, by Ralph Lauren's company is promoting its Olympic team parade uniform. With the white pants and the white hat, it makes them look like a bunch of prep school dorks, or country club dweebs. Do our athletes need to look like they're all sucking up to Judge Smails? This can, however, be ...

[edit] Wings Over France - Sum of its Parts: The review I wish I had read before I bought the game

8 August 2008, by ('Sum of its Parts,' formally 'As I See It,' are game reviews that spotlight game mechanics and how they work for or against the design. They are written from the perspective of a gamer short on time and attention span, who would rather spend that time and mental energy having ...

[edit] Gay guinea pig wedding--who wouldn't love this!

6 August 2008, by Have you heard of Uncle Bobby's Wedding? Let me give you the premise: a little guinea pig girl has a favorite guinea pig uncle who is getting married. She's a bit anxious about it all because she has been the apple of his eye and isn't sure she wants to share him with someone else. But all goes well--the wedding goes off without a hitch. And everyone is one big happy family.Why would anyone object to such a sweet story?Well, because Uncle Bobby is a gay guinea pig and his partner is another

[edit] How do you feel about no status miles for Tango?

4 August 2008, by As someone who maintains elite status with UA, I always consider AC whenever it offers a direct flight. On some occasions Tango is not an offered option. On others it is, and often at quite a discount to Tango Plus. On a recent AC flight I booked Tango it would have ...