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สุขปัญญา [เพชรบูรณ์ กรมการพัฒนาชุมชน] - 15 Jan 13 17:28
Will San Francisco name airport after slain gay icon Harvey Milk?
By Katia Hetter, CNN
January 15, 2013 -- Updated 1952 GMT (0352 HKT)
San Francisco voters may get the opportunity to rename their airport after slain politician and civil rights activist Harvey Milk.
STORY HIGHLIGHTS
Activists hope to hear slain politician Harvey Milk's name at airports around the world
Milk was one of the first openly gay politicians in the United States
A lawmaker plans to introduce legislation to rename San Francisco's airport after Milk
San Francisco International Airport has 40 million passengers annually
(CNN) -- "Boarding for Harvey Milk San Francisco International Airport."
Civil rights activist Stuart Milk can imagine the impact of that airport announcement on the scared young people he's met in the United Arab Emirates and other countries around the world, where gay people live in fear for their lives.
Stuart Milk's uncle Harvey Milk, a San Francisco supervisor, was one of the first openly gay politicians in the United States when he and San Francisco Mayor George Moscone were killed by former supervisor Dan White at City Hall in 1978.
"San Francisco has 9 million international passengers and about 40 million passengers total passing through annually, and (this name change) sends an important message of societal change," said Stuart Milk, co-founder of the Harvey Milk Foundation.
The name change could become a reality if a San Francisco
Facebook charges $100 to message Mark Zuckerberg
By Laurie Segall @CNNMoneyTechJanuary 11, 2013: 12:05 PM ET
Facebook says it is experimenting with "extreme price points" for its new messaging feature to discourage spam.
NEW YORK (CNNMoney)
Want to message Mark Zuckerberg on Facebook? For $100, your note will land in his inbox.
Traditionally, if a Facebook user messages someone outside his or her network, the missive gets sent to the "Other" mailbox -- a rarely checked purgatory most users don't even know exists. It's a practice intended to protect users from a spam deluge.
Facebook said in December that it would begin testing out paid messages, allowing users to contact people with whom they have no direct connection in return for a fee. Facebook didn't say at the time how much it would cost, but the answer turns out to be "a lot."
Mashable discovered on Thursday that sending a message to Facebook founder Zuckerberg carries a $100 price tag. That's also what it costs to message Facebook COO Sheryl Sandburg , CFO David Ebersman, and several other Facebook members CNNMoney tried, such as Digg founder Kevin Rose.
"We are testing some extreme price points to see what works to filter spam," a Facebook representative told CNNMoney.lawmaker has his way.
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