1.22.14 Adam News and Info

From All Out

BREAKING: An Olympic security officer attacked and detained a young man who held up a rainbow flag and ducked under the rope during the Olympic torch relay in Voronezh, Russia.

Officials and sponsors promised that everyone will be safe from anti-gay discrimination during the Winter Olympics. That promise may now have been broken.

Corporate sponsors have the most to lose right now as their global Olympic ads roll out. If we all raise a massive outcry, we'll make sure they have to speak out – or they'll risk losing face in front of the whole world.

Click here to sign the petition to ask all Olympic sponsors to speak out against Russia's anti-gay laws:
www.allout.org/olympic-sponsors

Shockingly, the security official appeared to be wearing a Coca-Cola logo on his uniform during the attack.

Coca-Cola has tried to claim again and again that it's a pro-equality company, but its ongoing silence in the face of anti-gay attacks at the Olympics says otherwise. And, the company hurt its reputation earlier this month when it cut a gay couple from its "Reasons to Believe" advertisement in Ireland.

Do Coca-Cola and the other Olympic sponsors really stand for equality? If they want to say yes, they have to speak out on Russia now. Sign now to put huge pressure on them:
www.allout.org/olympic-sponsors

The Olympics are fast approaching and All Out members have already shown we're willing to go the distance. We've done everything from holding the Global Speak Out for Russia in more than 34 cities around the world to sending thousands emails to Coca-Cola's CEO and the President of the Olympics Committee demanding answers. We even drove our message home with 3 trucks circling Coca-Cola's HQ.

If the sponsors continue their silence, we're ready take to the streets again in a new Global Speak Out right before the Winter Olympics Opening Ceremony, when the whole world will be watching.

Had corporate sponsors stood up to Putin months ago, this attack might not have happened. But it's not too late for them to help. Getting sponsors to speak out publicly is one of the most important actions we can all take right now before the Olympics to help protect LGBT people.

Sign now before anyone else is attacked or arrested:
www.allout.org/olympic-sponsors


Thanks for going All Out,

Andre, Hayley, Jeremy, Marie, Sara, Wesley and the rest of the All Out team.



BREAKING – First anti-gay arrest of the Olympics?

Sign now to get Olympic sponsors to speak out and stop the attacks.

tinyurl.com/q4uuuz2
bit.ly/1edOeGi

Yahoo Music ‏@yahoomusic 46m
Elton John Blasts Russia: 'Vicious Homophobia Has Been Legitimized' yahoo.trib.al/KQ3rWCB

So are we getting two pole dancing episodes in a row? Really?

www.celebuzz.com/2014-01-22/pole-dancing-and-lingerie-see-the-behind-the-scenes-snaps-from-glees-100th-episode/

Installing a pole sure is expensive, I presume, but you need to make it a prop in multiple episodes in a row? Oh well, the boys pole dancing episode comes first though, which is good (it is not mentioned in this article).
I think, Glee will catch some flack for doing that, actually.

======

House: I don't understand why the garage is not attached to the house? I would think that you don't want to have to walk (in view from that street gate at night) up to the house. Maybe there is an access path in the back that is not shown, but somehow I found that strange.
Yes, I do agree that for Adam this could work, but I hope, he gets to see a few other comparable houses still, without somebody posting the scoop on the internet though.
========

Chapf, your cake is getting more and more incredible every day! And thanks to all those posting remeinders for MTN, b'day donation, OUT magazine competition and other valuable places to click and be part of all the time.

LOL!

EM.ES ‏@sroczka79 1h
HE HE HE instagram.com/p/jeI7mlxfl0/