A little about me:
First off I am a very loyal person, I believe in fighting along side thoes you care about, by their side. I am not afraid to state my oppinion. Its your choice in whitch to heed my advice or dont. Do not hate me for what i believe and think, for we all have differetn standerds, there. I do enjoy helping others and trying to help them move away from the issues they are haveing wether it be a preson or act. I am an animal rights activist, as you will see reading a bit further. I love people, talkign and haveing fun. I do have a Boyfriend (sorry ladies and gents) but i do happen to be Bi-sexuial.
I love industrial and Battle metal..there is some what of a list below...have fun kiddies.
~Burn
Bands:::
Skinny Puppy
Turisas
Nightwish
ohGr
Cevin Key
Mindless Self Indulgence
Type O
Ozzy
Lacuna Coil
VnV nation
CruXshadows
Assemblage 23
and SOO many more...
Every second of every day, an animal dies in a U.S. laboratory.
Please Stop Vivisection...Vivisection is the cutting into or dissecting of a live animal.
animal experimentation is scientific and medical fraud...
We Kill To Cure With Cures That Kill
Examples of Animal Experiments Funded by Tax-payers:
`To study the results of head trauma, primates were strapped into machinery to receive high-impact blows to the head. A videocamera captured footage of vivisectionists taunting the injured animals, who were left with severe brain damage. (University of Pennsylvania)
`To examine severe burns on live tissue, restrained pigs were burned alive with a flamethrower until their charred flesh could be removed in large pieces. (U.S. Army)
`To measure injury recovery, vivisectionists strapped dogs down and cut apart the skin on their knees, leaving flaps. At the end of the study, all of the dogs were killed. (Uniformed Services University-Department of Defense)
`To demonstrate that the eye's protein levels are the same in sight deprived monkeys compared to normal ones, animal experimenters sewed the monkeys' eyelids shut. (Emory University, NIH project P51 RROO165-38)
www.irishantivivisection.org
"The question is not, Can they reason? nor Can they talk? but, Can they suffer?"
-Philosopher Jeremy Bentham
"The greatness of a nation and its moral progress can be judged by the way its animals are treated. Vivisection is the blackest of all crimes that man is at present committing against God and his fair creation."
-Mahatma Gandhi
DID YOU KNOW?
Thousands of animals are suffering
in Irish laboratories right now
Most people are very surprised to learn that animals are routinely used and killed in laboratories around Ireland. People are very concerned when they hear that experiments are conducted in this country on dogs, cats, guinea pigs, rabbits, hamsters and pigs as well as the most commonly used rats and mice.
Over 52,000 animals were used for vivisection in Irish laboratories in 2002. The Department of Health publish the Animal Procedures Statistics each year which gives a breakdown of the species and numbers of animals used in experiments in Ireland. However, thousands more animals are bred and killed simply because they are surplus to requirement, or were the wrong sex or genetic make up for a particular experiment. The Department of Health does not collect information about these animals or publish the number of animals involved. We therefore cannot determine the total number of animals dying each year due to vivisection in Ireland.
Worldwide it is calculated that 20,000 animals die every hour in laboratories.
The IAVS campaigns peacefully for the law to be changed so that all animal experiments will be abolished.
A ban on all experiments on animals is unlikely to be won in the short term due to the powerful prevailing views of science, industry and governments worldwide. It is therefore vital that the IAVS strongly opposes animal experiments on both moral and scientific grounds while promoting scientific research and testing methods that do not involve animals.
If you agree that it is wrong to use animals in experiments please join the IAVS.
We are member of the European Coalition to End Animal Experiments and are part of a Europe-wide campaign to end vivisection.
IRISH FACTS
It is estimated that up to 50 million animals are used in research each year worldwide.
In Ireland alone 52,203 animals were used in research in 2002.
The pie chart shows the breakdown of animals used in research in Ireland.
Irish Facts
Ethical Arguments
Scientific Arguments
Mice 16,970
Rats 8,282
Guinea-Pigs 35
Hamsters 6
Rabbits 130
Cats 46
Dogs 195
Ferrets 21
Horses, Donkeys 19
Pigs 65
Goats 2
Sheep 1,656
Cattle 3,778
Other mammals 132
Fish 21,046
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Animal experiments statistics for 2002
NUMBERS OF ANIMALS
2002
Total number of animals used (as opposed to no. of procedures on animals) 52,203
Number of transgenic animals used 949
Number of genetic defect animals used 580
Total GMO’s 1,529
SPECIES OF ANIMALS
No. of Dogs 195
No. of Cats 46
No. of Mice 16,970
No. of Rats 8,828
No. of Guinea Pigs 35
No. of Hamsters 6
No. of Rabbits 130
No. of Ferrets 21
No. of Equines 19
No. of Pigs 65
No. of Goats 2
No. of Sheep 1,656
No. of Cattle 3,778
No. of other mammals 132
No. of fish 21,046
PURPOSE OF EXPERIMENTS
No. of animals used in fundamental studies 20,454
No. of (living) animals used in education and training 103
No. of animals used for human heart disease 1,046
No. of animals used for cancer research 2,488
No. of animals used for nervous and mental disorders 8,230
No. of animals used for other human diseases 8,015
No. of animals used for animal diseases 5,647
Total no. of animals for human and animal disease 25,426
No. of dogs used in 'other' toxicolgical & safety evaluations 164
No. of dogs for human disease 1
No. of dogs for animal disease 20
No. of dogs for toxicological tests specific to legislation of single EU state 164
Total no. of dogs used 195
No. of cats for toxicological tests specific to legislation of single EU state 46
Total no. of cats used 46
TYPE OF TEST
No of animals used in LD50, LC50 1,300
No of animals used in acute/sub acute toxicity tests (other lethal methods) 0
No of animals used in skin sensitisation 0
No of animals used for acute/sub acute non lethal clincal signs 0
No of animals used for 'other' types of toxicological & safety evaluations 3,192
Eye irritancy tests 0
Carcinogenicity test 0
Skin irritation tests 0
Pyrogenicity tests not listed not listed
Production of monoclonal antibodies not listed
NO OF ANIMALS USED FOR:
Toxicity tests for products/substances in agricutlture 0
Toxicity tests fror products/substances for industry 0
Toxicity tests for products/substances for household products 0
Toxicity tests for proucts/substances for cosmetics & toiletries 0
Toxicity tests for products/substances for human food additives 0
Toxcity tests for products/substances for animal food additives 0
Potential environmental contaminents 0
Toxicity tests of human medicine, dentistry & veterinary 3,238
Alcohol and tobacco tests not listed
Total no of animals used in toxicological and other safety evaluations 4,538
LICENCES
No. of animals used without anaesthesia 40,996
No. of animals used anaesthetied but don’t recover 4,556
No. of animals used with anaesthesia but permitted recovery 6,551
No. of animals used for demonstrations 69
USER ESTABLISMENTS
No. of animals used in Universities & Colleges 22,374
No. of animals used in hospitals 1,555
No. of animals used in Agricultural & vet research stations 6,838
No. of animals used in fisheries institutes 21,000
No. of animals used in commercial establishments
“Ever since puberty, I have believed in the value of two things: kindness and clear thinking. At first these two remained more or less distinct; when I felt triumphant I believed most in clear thinking, and in the opposite mood I believed most in kindness. Gradually, the two have come more and more together in my feelings. I find that much unclear thought exists as an excuse for cruelty and that much cruelty is prompted by superstitious beliefs.” - Bertrand Russell, British philosopher and mathematician (1872-1970)
Cruelty-Free Giving — What to Know
A man in his 80s who dearly loves animals decides that it's time to make out his will. He bequeaths $2,000 to an organization working towards eliminating vivisection. He also bequeaths $2,000 to the American Cancer Society in hopes they will soon eliminate cancer. What is the real value of his bequest?
Answer: Zero or less than zero.
The problem is his lack of knowledge about the American Cancer Society. Without knowing it, he has negated his wish to help eliminate vivisection, because the American Cancer Society funds animal experiments. Also, he has unknowingly detracted from his goal of eliminating cancer, because vivisection does not help prevent or treat human cancer. Therefore, the value of his heartfelt and generous bequest amounts to nothing.
Still Fund Vivisection
Alzheimer's Association (aka Alzheimer's Disease and Related Disorders Association)
American Brain Tumor Association
American Digestive Health Foundation
Alzheimer's Disease Research
American Cancer Society
American Diabetes Association
American Federation for Aging Research
American Foundation for AIDS Research (AMFAR)
American Health Assistance Foundation
American Heart Association
American Institute for Cancer Research
American Liver Foundation
American Lung Association
American Paralysis Foundation
American Parkinson Disease Association
American Red Cross
The Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis Association
Arthritis Foundation
BNI Foundation
Boys Town National Research Hospital
The Breast Cancer Research Foundation
Canadian Diabetes Association
Cancer Research Foundation of America
City of Hope
Coronary Heart Disease Research
Christopher Reeve Paralysis Foundation
Crohn's & Colitis Foundation of America
Cystic Fibrosis Foundation
Dana-Farber Cancer Institute
Eastern Paralyzed Veterans Association
Elizabeth Glazer Pediatric AIDS Foundation
Epilepsy Foundation of America
Families of Spinal Muscular Atrophy
The Foundation Fighting Blindness (formerly National Retinitis Pigmentosa Foundation)
Heart and Stroke Foundation of Manitoba
Huntington's Disease Society of America
International Foundation for Functional Gastrointestinal Disorders
The Jimmy Fund
Joslin Diabetes Center
Juvenile Diabetes Foundation International
Leukemia & Lymphoma Society of America (formerly Leukemia Society of America)
Lupus Foundation of America
March of Dimes Birth Defects Foundation
Massachusetts Lions Eye Research Fund (Lions Club International Foundation)
Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center
The Miami Project to Cure Paralysis
Muscular Dystrophy Association
National Alliance for Research of Schizophrenia and Depression
National Alliance for the Mentally Ill
National Foundation for Cancer Research
National Headache Foundation
National Heart Foundation
National Hemophilia Foundation
National Jewish Medical and Research Center
National Kidney Foundation
National Multiple Sclerosis Society
National Osteoporosis Foundation
National Parkinson Foundation
National Psoriasis Foundation
National Stroke Association
National Vitiligo Foundation, Inc.
Nina Hyde Center for Breast Cancer Research
Paralyzed Veterans of America
Parkinson's Disease Foundation
Pediatric AIDS Foundation
Research to Prevent Blindness
St. Jude Children's Research Hospital
Shriners Burns Institutes
Shriners Hospitals for Crippled Children
Society for Pediatric Pathology
St. Jude Children's Research Hospital
Sudden Infant Death Syndrome Alliance
Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation
Tourette Syndrome Association
United Cerebral Palsy
United Parkinson Foundation
Do NOT Fund Vivisection
A+ Home Care, Inc.
Access to Independence, Inc.
Achievements, Inc.
Action Against Hunger
Adult Activity Services
Adult Training and Habilitation Center
AFAAR
Aging & Disabled Services, Inc.
AIDS Coalition of Cape Breton
AIM Center
American Action Fund for Blind Children and Adults
American Association of the Deaf-Blind
American Association on Mental Retardation
American Breast Cancer Foundation
American Hospice Foundation
American Kidney Fund
American Leprosy Missions
American Pediatric Heart Fund
American Vitiligo Research Foundation
AP John Institute for Cancer Research
Arthritis Research Institute of America
Arthritis Trust of America
Association for Community Living
Association for Persons with Physical Disabilities of Windsor & Essex Counties
Autism Treatment Services of Saskatchewan, Inc.
Avon Breast Cancer Crusade
Be an Angel Fund
Beth Haven
Better Hearing Institute
Birth Defect Research for Children
Brain Injury Association of America
Brain Injury Association of Florida, Inc.
Brain Injury Rehabilitation Centre
Breast Cancer Fund
Bronx Home Care Services, Inc.
Burke Foundation
Burnt Mountain Center
Butler Valley, Inc.
Calvary Fund, Inc.
Canadian Red Cross (Croix-Rouge canadienne)
Cancer Care Services
Cancer Fund of America, Inc.
Cancer Project
Cancer Treatment Research Foundation
Career Development Center
Caring for Babies with AIDS
Carroll County Health and Home Care Services
Carroll Haven Achieving New Growth Experiences
Charlotte HIV/AIDS Network, Inc. (CHAN)
Cheyenne Village, Inc.
Chicago Hearing Society
Chicago House
Children's Burn Foundation
Children's Cancer Association
Children's Diagnostic Center, Inc.
Children's Health Environmental Coalition
Children's Immune Disorder
Children's Wish Foundation International
Christian Horizons
Collier County Association for the Blind
Colostomy Society of New York
Community Services
Comprehensive Advocacy, Inc.
Concerned Citizens for Humanity
Concerned Citizens for the Developmentally
Disabled/Community Options
Connecticut Institute for the Blind/Oak Hill
Crestwood Children's Center
Danville Cancer Association, Inc.
DARTS
Deaf Action Center
Deaf Independent Living Association, Inc.
Deaf Service Center of St. Johns County
Deaf-Blind Service Center
Design Industries Foundation Fighting AIDS (DIFFA)
Dewitt County Human Resource Center
Disability Rights Education & Defense Fund (DREDF)
Disabled Resource Services
Dogs for the Deaf, Inc.
Eagle Valley Children's Home
Easter Seal Society
Easter Seals
EYAS Corporation
Families Helping Families at the Crossroads of Louisiana
Family Service Association
Federation of Families for Children Mental Health
Five Acres/The Boys' and Girls' Aid Society of Los Angeles
Floating Hospital
Follow-Your-Heart Foundation
Foundation for the Junior Blind
Friendly Hand Foundation
Friends
Garland Appeal
Getabout
Gilda Radner Familial Ovarian Cancer Registry
Giving MD a Voice-Committee of Hope and Awareness for Muscular Dystrophy
Grace House
Greystoke Homes and Support Services, Inc.
Hamilton District Society for Disabled Children
Handicapped Housing Society of Alberta
Hartville Meadows
Healing Hands Project
Healing Species
Health Cares Exchange Initiative, Inc.
Heartland Opportunity Center
Hebron Community, Inc.
Heimlich Institute
Helen Keller Worldwide
Help Hospitalized Veterans
HIV Network of Edmonton Society
Hodan Center, Inc.
Hope House Foundation
Horizons Specialized Services, Inc.
Humboldt Community Access and Resource Center
Independence Crossroads, Inc.
Indiana Rehabilitation Association
Institute for Rehabilitation, Research, and Recreation, Inc
International Eye Foundation
Joshua Tree Feeding Program, Inc.
Kensington Community Corporation for Individual Dignity
Kinsmen Telemiracle Foundation
Lake Whatcom Center
League for the Hard of Hearing
Lifegains, Inc.
Lions Eye Bank of PA, Inc.
Little People's Research Fund, Inc.
Living Skills Center for Visually Impaired
Loving Arms
Lown Cardiovascular Center
Lymphoma Foundation of America
Maidstone Foundation, Inc.
MAWA Trust
McDougall Research and Education Foundation
MCS Referral and Resources (Multiple Chemical Sensitivity)
Michigan Community Blood Centers
Michigan Wheelchair Athletic Association
Minnesota State Academy for the Deaf
Miracle Flights
Miracle House of New York
MISS Foundation
Mobile Meals, Inc.
Mountain Valley Developmental Services
Mower Council for the Handicapped, Inc.
Mt. Angel Training Center and Residential Services
Multiple Sclerosis Foundation
N.W.T. Council for Disabled Persons
National Association for the Visually Handicapped
National Children's Cancer Society
National Craniofacial Association
National Federation of the Blind
National Stuttering Project
Naturaleza, Inc.
New Opportunities
Nia Comprehensive Center for Developmental Disabilities
North Country Center for Independence
Opportunities Unlimited
Options Center for Independent Living
Orange County Association for the Help of Retarded Citizens
Outlook Nashville, Inc.
Ozarks Valley Community Service, Inc. (OVCS)
Palm Springs Stroke Activity Center
Parents and Children Coping Together
Pathfinder International
Phoenix Services, Inc.
Phoenix Shanti Group, Inc.
Pleasant View Homes, Inc.
Prairie Mission Retirement Village
Prevention of Alcohol Problems
Pride Youth Programs
Primrose Center
Project Open Hand
Puerto Rico Community Network for Clinical Research on AIDS
Puerto Rico Down Syndrome Foundation
Quest Cancer Research
Radio Information Service
Rainbow Society of Alberta
Rehabilitation Center
Rehabilitation Society of Calgary
Resource Center for Accessible Living, Inc.
Rimrock Foundation
Riverfront Foundation
Rockingham Opportunities
RocVale Children's Home
Royal Freemasons' Benevolent Institution of NSW
Samaritan Recovery Community, Inc.
San Antonio State School
Schizophrenia Society of Alberta
Seva Foundation
Share
Sheltered Workshop
Skin Cancer Foundation
Society for Handicapped Citizens
Society to Aid Retarded, Inc. (S.T.A.R.)
Southwest Center for Independent Living
Southwest Human Development
Southwestern Independent Living Center
Special People, Inc.
Specialized Training for Adult Rehabilitation (START)
Spina Bifida Association of America
Spinal Cord Injury Network International
St. Joseph Home, Inc.
St. Paul Abilities Network
Staten Island Mental Health Society, Inc.
Stroke Survivors Support Group of Pueblo
Swift County Developmental Achievement Center
Thyroid Society
Timberlawn Psychiatric Research Foundation, Inc.
Tobias House Attendant Care, Inc.
Tomorrows Children's Fund
TRANSACT Health Systems of Central Pennsylvania
Transplantation Society of Michigan
Trauma Foundation
Turn Community Services
United Amputee Services
United Cancer Research Society
Victor C. Neumann Association
Visions Resource Center
VISIONS/Services for the Blind and Visually Impaired
Vocational Services, Inc.
VOLAR Center for Independent Living
Warner House
Washington Volunteer Readers for the Blind
Waukesha Training Center
Wesley Heights
Western Carolina Center Foundation, Inc.
Workshop/Northeast Career Planning
Youth Services for Oklahoma County
*This charity has funded research involving the use of animal byproducts.
Vampire Rave| Your Inner Child Is Surprised | 
You see many things through the eyes of a child.
Meaning, you're rarely cynical or jaded.
You cherish all of the details in life.
Easily fascinated, you enjoy experiencing new things. |
| Your Band Name is: | 
The BBQ Monks |
| The Keys to Your Heart | 
You are attracted to those who are unbridled, untrammeled, and free.
In love, you feel the most alive when everything is uncertain, one moment heaven... the next moment hell.
You'd like to your lover to think you are stylish and alluring.
You would be forced to break up with someone who was insecure and in constant need of reassurance.
Your ideal relationship is lasting. You want a relationship that looks to the future... one you can grow with.
Your risk of cheating is zero. You care about society and morality. You would never break a commitment.
You think of marriage something you've always wanted... though you haven't really thought about it.
In this moment, you think of love as something you can get or discard anytime. You're feeling self centered. |
 | You scored as Twilight Mistress Fairy. Peering over the balcony ledge of your castle, you stare into the twilight, dreaming of love. Your love will come. Night is coming, and it's time to dream.
Twilight Mistress Fairy | | 90% | Raven Fairy | | 79% | Rose Thorn Fairy | | 60% | Druid Fairy | | 46% | Autumn Fairy | | 44% | Goddess of the Golden Dawn | | 42% | Pixie | | 38% | Ethereal Priestess Fairy | | 31% | Snow Fairy | | 31% |
Which Firefly-Path Fairy are you?
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created with QuizFarm.com | You scored as Violent. You are violent. To you there is nothing better than a good spank. You like scratching and biting 'cause that's what people are for.
Violent | | 88% | Hot | | 69% | Wet | | 69% | Soft | | 63% | Sweet | | 56% | Exciting | | 44% | Awkward | | 31% | Shy | | 25% |
What is your sexual style?
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 | You scored as Blood. Your turn on is blood. You adore the colour, the taste, the texture, the thickness... everything. You probably like to bite/to be bitten. Sex isn't sex without the ecstasy of blood.
Biting | | 100% | Bondage | | 100% | Blood | | 100% | Whips | | 92% | Chains/Handcuffs | | 83% | Blind Folds | | 67% |
What's Your Kinky Turn On?
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 | You scored as A Slave To BDSM. Admit it, you like being tied up and being told you've been very naughty. You like teasing your partner and making them squirm, and not letting them be able to do anything about it. Some people think what you do is sick and disgusting, but you know it's all in good fun.
A Slave To BDSM | | 100% | Sex God | | 85% | A Romantic | | 65% | Virgin | | 20% |
How are you in bed
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Your clan is a dysfunctional one. That is because you are a Malkavian. Something is poisonous about this clan's blood that drives all those embraced to madness. However, in this madness, you tend to have great insight. Unfortunately, people just take it as senseless ramblings. In every family there is an insane one. You're it.
What Vampire Clan Do You Belong To?
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if I fade I may and I want to fade away all that I do is pray that you will be there too
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