The question is, when does the therapeutic community end and the reality kick back in? Then, what do you do with them?

Always in the immediate aftermath of a disaster we have what is called a therapeutic community, where people want to help,

I don't know if Seattle had the assets or the queer community to make it a reality. There was an informal need but it wasn't the right time.

[The census] makes the difference look very stark, when in reality it should be much closer together, ... There is more economic opportunity in this country.

My personal feeling is we all pay -- why not her. If we're all going to live in the same community we all have to pay our fair share.

We've been working on the project for about four years. We are very excited and the community as a whole is very excited.