Mark Hembd, right, rubs noses with his girlfriend Meghan Doherty during a tour of Mark and his brother Mike's room at the Glory Community, a private nonprofit, residential home for adults with intellectual disabilities. Hembd will be living in the house starting October 1st with six other residents and his twin brother Mike.<br /> September 21, 2012<br /> staff photo/ David R. Jennings
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