Nine years ago today (Valentine's Day) you asked me to marry you. Nine years ago, I did. Through every twist and turn of life, you have been there. In every harebrained idea or crazy project, you have supported me. In crisis and tragedy, you have been my rock. I couldn't ask for anything more, except another 90 years together. I love you to the moon and back again, around the world and home again.

Finding a job in this economy can be down-right difficult. Finding a job in the creative arts field can be nearly impossible. It’s the proper education and training that can make the difference, said Bob Trewartha, the community relation specialist with the Broadview Entertainment Arts University.

Ru Paul, “Supermodel of the World,” has been in show business for two decades. He has been a recording artist, television personality, spokesperson, author and yes, even a movie star. His latest project, Ru Paul’s Drag Race is in its fourth season and is on every Monday night on the LOGO Network.

Rebounding off of Salt Lake City being crowned the Gayest City in America, the pronouncement will be put to test in the upcoming legislative session. Utah lawmakers will convene on Capitol Hill Jan. 23-March 8; and with topics ranging from reforming the Department of Alcohol and Beverage Control to statewide nondiscrimination ordinances, there’s plenty to watch for this year at the legislature.

Jan. 24: First day of the session.

AN IDEA IS DEVELOPED. A legislator draws from numerous sources in deciding what should be introduced in the Legislature as a bill. Major sources of ideas come from constituents, government agencies, special interest groups, lobbyists, the Governor, and the legislator.

Citizen participation in committee hearings impacts government policy. Legislative com­mittees lie at the heart of Utah’s legislative process. Committee meetings are open to the public and provide a forum for citizens to ex­press their views about proposed legislation, budgets, and other public policy issues.

It was the accepting nature of people and openness to ideas that first attracted South Valley Unitarian Universalist Society Rev. Barbara Coeyman to the church.