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"I do not believe that there is such a thing as a homosexual gene.

That's like me saying that I feel like I should have three different wives." Cabinet craftsman Don Marlow, 53, said he lived in the shadows in Franklin County for years before he came out as a gay man at his workplace several years ago.

"There were a couple of people who told me I would go to hell," Marlow said.

"I told them that I don't believe that - God loves me and that I'm here for a purpose." Each side is harnessing churches to help spread its message.

The Family Foundation works closely with its sister group, va4marriage.org - a coalition of pro-family groups in Virginia - to ensure passage of the referendum.

Cobb, of the Family Foundation, said the country could follow the polygamous bent of Scandinavian states.

"Sweden is the next step in front of us - they are calling for the formalization of multiple-partner relationships," she said.

"It would be short-sighted for us to ignore other ways that countries and people are trying to redefine marriage." People of Faith for Equality in Virginia, in Richmond, is raising funds, passing leaflets at malls and taking other steps to defeat the referendum.

"We're trying to balance the nature of religious dialogue in Virginia," said the Rev.

Robin Gorsline, co-leader of the gay-friendly group.

"We're brin...

The citizen opposition liberal groups in America who only stand on the street corners with signs are misdirecting legitimate citizen outrage and protest.

These groups are more than just not effective; they contribute to the protection of the multi-national corporations, senior political and military leaders involved in these pre-planned war crimes.

About ineffective protests, the famous author Ward Churchill says: "(N)o one really cares a whit that a sector of the beneficiary population (American protesters) has chosen to bear a sort of perpetual 'moral witness' to the crimes committed against the Third World.

What they do care about is whether such witnesses translate their 'professions of outrage' into whatever kinds of actions may be necessary to actually put an end to the horror." [14] When will the protesters awaken and take action to put an end to this horror?

Never?

Sometime?

When?

A well planned effort The American military is nothing if not well planned.

When the decision was made to go nuclear in conventional warfare with the promiscuous use of radiation dispersing uranium weapons, including land mines, bullets, shells, missiles and bombs, the proper and correct Army rules and regulations for radiological clean-up were created as well.

These rules have the force of American law throughout the world.

However, the same government that adopted these rules is not fol...

Steward’s sincerity, combined with his experience, won hands down, she said.Successfully completing this project is like competing — albeit against yourself — in the Olympics of woodworking.

Steward had to draw on his skills, his research ability and some good, old-fashioned puzzle-solving to make all of the pieces fit together.For starters, the base of the armoire was totally gone.

The left panel was almost obliterated by termites.

And the parquet insets, in many instances, were ruined.What struck Steward, though, was the beauty of the craftsmanship, done totally by hand centuries ago.Most unusual were the two panels, on either end, identifying the original owners.MacKenzie had heard all about the love story between her long-gone relative, Alexander MacKenzie, and the widowed Jean Fraser, who had “inherited” the Kilcoy Castle when her first husband, Sir James Stewart, died.But since women couldn’t really own property during that time, the castle was granted as part of the marriage settlement to Alexander MacKenzie.The castle&...