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A few weeks ago, I boarded a flight to London from Boston. At the end of April, I'd been accepted into a weeklong creative writing workshop for Black writers at the University of Oxford. For months I've struggled with not feeling like my fullest creative self, and I looked forward to this writing oasis and some time away from life, the world, and everything not writing-related.
When I boarded that plane in Boston, my mind was filled with fantasies of talking about writerly things with fellow writers, making new connections, and blossoming even further in my writing journey. I wanted to truly be away. To press pause on everything happening within and around me.
No journey comes without baggage, without a heaviness you drag behind you. I knew this, and yet I wanted to forget. I wanted to forget the tragedies, the joylessness, the splattering of continuous reminders that Black lives matter very little at the hands of the police. I wanted to thrust myself full throttle into another world, another reality — one where the pain of seeing the loss of those who look like me was less present. Where I could attempt to forget how heartbreaking the deaths of Alton Sterling and Philando Castile were.
Forgetting. I wanted to try to forget.
This is what I carried with me across the Atlantic. This is what I dragged silently behind, unbeknownst to all those I passed in London Gatwick airport, at the bus station where I boarded a coach to take me to central London, and while navigating my way through the throngs of people at a tube station. I felt they didn't know my pain: how joy, as a Black woman in America, was becoming increasingly harder to cling to and reach for.
It seemed they saw only my Black face and my Black body and heard my American accent before seizing on the opportunity to start unwanted discourse.
While I was waiting to board the coach, a man some years younger than me asked me what departure I was waiting for. When he discovered we'd be on the same bus, he used it as his opportunity to start talking about America. He began by clumsily chatting about Trump and our upcoming presidential election and weaved his way into a convo about how "dangerous" America is with "all the guns." He hinted indirectly at guns affecting Black people but seemed uncomfortable with making a blatant statement.
Then, of course, he turned to me for a comment. I shrugged it off with a coy smile and found a way to blithely change the subject. I didn't know how to explain to him that being Black in America and living in a country that is "dangerous" for those who look like me because of "all the guns" and, most specifically, at the hand of white supremacist police forces was a subject I couldn't freely or willingly discuss. Talking about it put me in touch with a melancholic sense of hopelessness that could take me under if I let it.
Later that evening, when the news of the shooting at a protest in Dallas was splashed all over the headlines, I fielded questions from my family about what it felt like to be in the midst of all the chaos as a Black American. Feeling particularly disheartened as the breaking updates murmured in the background, I went to bed and tried to read a book to distract my mind. I tossed and turned all night.
And as I went to Oxford the following day, where I spent a week writing and being away, the things I tried to escape and forge some distance from kept following me. One evening, near the midpoint of the week, after an intense workshop session preceded by writing until 3 a.m., I decided cooking spaghetti and meatballs at the Airbnb I was staying at would be a great form of self-nurturing and self-care. Grocery shopping is one of my favorite activities, and I gave myself ample time to wander the aisles and take in the different things sold in England versus back at home. But right in the middle of my shopping session, a security guard, a Black man, said hello, discovered I was American, and swooped in, telling me that it was "so sad what is going on there with the guns" and looked at me in a way that implied a deeper sentiment. It was if he was saying, "I see that the police are killing people who look like you and me, and it feels groundless."
I nodded soberly and continued shopping, my stride slowing, becoming more solemn and somber. As I went to the register to have my items rung up, my thoughts drifted to back home. I was feeling so many things at once — fury, rage, despair, sadness, apathy — but with nowhere to channel those emotions, I pushed them aside. And I continued to push them aside as they grew. As the drain and exhaustion continued to mount, I felt the burden on my shoulders and a tightness in my chest. I was away from home, thousands of miles away from home, but the reminders, shadows, and memories of Black lives being senselessly taken remained with me.
And it always will. Because I am Black. I am a Black American. And this simple fact cannot be erased, no matter where in the world I may go.
As a frequent traveler and travel writer, I think a lot about what it means to be Black not just within the confines of the U.S. because I have to. It's a means of survival. I've been traveling solo for the past seven years, and I'm now hyperaware of my Blackness. I've lived in Spain and dealt with unimaginable racism. Anti-Blackness is a global phenomenon that stands on the overarching backs of colonialism. I know this and accept this. Embedded in that knowing, however, is wanting my humanity seen and recognized.
Traveling as a Black woman, as a Black American woman, alone as I do, is a radical act. It is even a political one. The act of my daring to go to as many corners of the world is me shouting from the mountaintops that I too can explore, can have adventure and seek transformation from different experiences and meeting and connecting with new people. It's daring to be seen as Black, because me being Black does matter and needn't be erased, but just like everyone else, I am a fellow human being.
When I travel, I'm a mass of life experiences and yes, this includes being Black in America. This includes knowing far too intimately what it means to live in fear of police brutality and knowing being Black subjects me to criminality solely based on the color of my skin. But it also includes simply being a woman, a person — a person just like everyone else who wants a break sometimes. Who wants to focus on the mere act of experiencing life, being present, and not being a factoid machine, forced to field questions about life back at home, or expected to exist as a spokesperson or representative.
The fact that I am here, a living, breathing entity on this earth, does not mean I have to explain. It does not mean I have to acquiesce to demands to talk about police brutality and the American version of racism, prejudice, and bigotry toward Black people. It means I reserve the right to not engage. It means I reserve the right to be a traveler soaking up everything around me. And it means, no, I shouldn't be treated as anything less than that.


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Sometimes the admission of ignorance is the first step to knowledge.
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There aren`t too many gorgeous 6-foot-tall young comedians around. Geena Davis may have the category all to herself. Already she has made a mark in series television, as Dabney Coleman`s secretary on Buffalo Bill and as the humanitarian attorney on her own comedy series Sara from last season.
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With summer coming and schools being out, remember that you do not want your child to be without books. Students who do not have books to read over vacation often suffer a downhill slide in skills. Without keeping up with their reading, they may spend that first month back at school trying to catch up on skills they haven't practiced.
Years ago, I became fascinated by the writings of a young naturalist named Dian Fossey. Her writings were so intriguing because they were not just dryly scientific journalism. Dian Fossey's background was in education instead of zoology, and she used her observational abilities to describe the world around her. She had the ability to immerse the reader in her world of gorillas.
I really enjoy books that disturb me. I know that is strange. That being said, Head Full of Ghosts was one of the most disturbing novels I have read in a long time. I just loved it! The person telling the story is the youngest daughter in the family. As an adult she is meeting with a writer to tell the story of her infamous family for a biography. The older daughter, Marjorie, is having some troubling issues as a teenager that eventually prompts the father into calling the local priest for an exorcism.
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The Girl With All The Gifts, by M.R. Carey, is one of my favorite books of 2014. It's an adult science fiction novel about a 10-year-old girl named Melanie who goes to a special school. She develops a deep love for one of her teachers named Miss Justineau who has also developed a deep affection for her student. Please don't read anything on the book's jacket description. Instead, let the story unfold like a flower.
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Someone whom I love very much was recently going through marriage counseling, and he told me that the counselor always recommends that both people first read the book Fighting for Your Marriage. This intrigued me, so I got the book and found it really interesting and fun to read.
In The Witness, Elizabeth Fitch is the daughter of a controlling and cold mother who is a famous surgeon. When her mother is away at a medical conference, Elizabeth changes her appearance, makes fake IDs for herself and her friend and they go out to one of the hottest night clubs in the area. They drink too much and meet two Russian men who take them back to their house. However, when they get there two other Russian men come and murder her friend and one of the Russian men that brought her there. Elizabeth escapes and goes into a witness protection program.
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Best of the Year 2013 – The FPI Master List
For the past few years we've spent each December presenting various Best Of Year lists from the great and the good in comics, attempting to get as wide a sample as possible for the purposes of strict scientific rigour. Well, okay, maybe just because it's fun to see what a diverse range of people think about what's been top of their list for the year.
This year, more than ever before, the emphasis has been on diversity and variety. Usually the pattern becomes clear fairly early on, with the eventual winners all polling 5-8 votes overall. Frankly, halfway through December I thought most of the top scoring books would manage a couple of votes, three at most. This is no slight on the books, more a wonderful verification that we're picking a great bunch of people to pick their best, and that these people have more great books than ever to choose from. Comics are in rude health right now.
A little administrative chat first….
As with last year, we forced people to chose 3 comics/books/graphic novels/whhatever we're calling them now just so the end tallying would make sense.
We had 52 respondents nominating 117 different comics (I'll post the full list of titles in the comments later).
Some respondents were very specific, others weren't. For the sake of keeping this strictly to 2013, I've disallowed anything published before 2013, and tried to amalgamate votes that probably should be together (for example, we had one vote for All New X-Men by Bendis and Immonen, one vote for just issue 16 of the same series. I'm trusting you wont feel I'm wrong in combining those votes?). However, we do have a big problem with one potential amalgamation of votes, as doing so pushes the comic in question into the winning position for the year. Three people voted for The Phoenix, one person voted for Garen Ewing's The Secret Of The Samurai strip and one person voted for Adam Murphy's Strong Wind and Little Scabs by Adam Murphy strip, both from The Phoenix.
In the end, after mulling it over and over all day, I decided to do the sensible thing and ask Mrs Bruton, she of the far more sensible mind, and who is always fair in these things. She immediately says yes, that's 5 votes for The Phoenix. So there you go, problem solved……
Here we go then…. the FPI Master List 2013, the best of the best…..
LIGHTER THAN MY SHADOW – Katie Green
The Black Project by Gareth Brookes
Hawkeye by Matt Fraction, David Aja et al
Locke & Key by Joe Hill and Gabriel Rodriguez
The Property by Rutu Modan
And with 2 votes….
Aama vol 1. The Smell Of Warm Dust – Frederik Peeters
Aleister Crowley: Wandering the Waste – Martin Hayes and art by RH Stewart
All-New X-Men – Brian Michael Bendis and Stuart Immomen
Batman – Scott Snyder
Copra – Michel Fiffe
Eustace – S J Harris
Fury Max – Garth Ennis & Goran Parlov
Man Who Laughs – David Hine & Mark Stafford
Manhattan Projects – Hickman & Pitarra
Saga – Brian K. Vaughan and Fiona Staples
Unwritten – Mike Carey and art by Peter Gross
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Ramble On Rose
Just like Jack the Ripper
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In a shotgun rag-time band
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Pace the halls and climb the walls
And get out when they blow
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Mama told the sailor (note 1)
One heat up and one cool down
Leave nothing for the tailor
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Papa told the jailer
One go up and one come down
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The Japan-U.S. Teacher Exchange Program for Education for Sustainable Development (ESD) provides U.S. teachers and administrators with the opportunity to travel to Japan to learn about ESD efforts and strengthen ESD curricula in both countries. The program is fully-funded with the exception of some meals. ESD is "a vision of education that seeks to balance human and economic well-being with cultural traditions and respect for the earth's natural resources," according to the United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization (UNESCO).
Teachers from Japan will travel to the U.S. in late April, and teachers from the U.S. will travel to Japan in late June. At the end of the program in each country, all participating teachers will gather for a few days of joint collaboration.
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Rosé Round-Up: Top Ten Summer-Time Sips
These blush-wines resemble more of an adult Kool-Aid; where the only thing missing is the straw. But I know, I know some folks reading this just love those "sweet-wines" looking lovingly at that style through rose-colored glasses [ha]. If that is your favorite style, that's great I have a couple choices for you in this line-up. But stick with me a moment; as I invite you to give into your need for exploration, which may be lying dormant from the sugar over-load.
So what can you expect to find in what I call a true rosé? They are often made in a "dry" style, displaying vibrant fresh red-fruit flavors, like strawberry, raspberry, ripe summer peach, ripe red-pear or even watermelon side of the fruit spectrum, peppered with subtle spicy floral. A true rosé is a nice dry, tangy and crisp wine, nothing like the blush wines, which tend to be heavy and syrupy-sweet. In fact their only true similarity is in the semi-pink to fluorescent-red color. In my mind a properly made rosé will always have great depth of flavor, crispness, lightly layered red-fruit, floral spices; characteristics all of which makes a great summer sipping style of wine.
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2. Envie d'été 2010 Château Garrineau Rosé [France]: A very tasty rosé composed of Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot. On the nose you'll find elegant aromas and flavors of cherries and strawberries, wrapped in floral overtones. It's the kind of wine that feels like summertime in the South of France. I scored this wine 88 points and it sells for about $15 USD, though I couldn't find a place that sells this wine here in the
3. Pine Ridge 2011 Encantado Rosé [Stags Leap]: This rosé was crafted using the saigneé, [to bleed off] a technique where juice is extracted from the must. A true-rosé composed of 100% Cabernet Sauvignon, a fantastic rosé brimming with the fresh red-fruits flavors of - strawberry, raspberry and a hint of citrus. I discovered this wine on one of my recent trips to the Napa Valley, where Mrs. Cuvee and I could be found slurping this wine down, while reclining under a umbrella covered picnic-table on the wonderful grounds of Pine Ridge. I scored this wine 89 points. It sells for a SRP of $22.
4. V. Sattui's 2011 Gamay Rouge [
5. Vivanco Tempranillo Grenacha Rosé 2009 [Rioja]: This is a vibrant Rosé with dominating flavors of rose petals, raspberries and toasty-strawberries; there is a kick of spice on the finish. This wine was made in the traditional "Sangrado" style, where skin contact was 12-24 hours for the color. This wine sells for $15 a bottle and I scored it 92 points. It goes great with a spinach quiche.
6. Penman Springs 2010 Estate "Two Roses" [Paso Robles]: This rosé cut from the Syrah grape and I recall this wine had the most "funky" nose. Some incoherent barn-yard aromas, was my first impression. After a few more swirls some toasty cranberry and strawberry aromas, which carried through to some wonderful dried red fruit flavors, just a bit of white pepper and refreshing crisp finish. I initially thought this was Grenache, but later learned it was Syrah. I scored this wine 89 points and it sells for $15 through the website or in the tasting room.
7. Balletto 2011 Rosè of Pinot Noir [
8. Banfi 2010 Rosa Regale Brachetto [
9. Rol Valentin Rosé 2010, St-Emilion [France]: Another nose full of bright fresh baskets of strawberry, water-melon and ripe raspberry fruit that carries through to the palate, some dried spice notes and a boat-load of crisp acidity to balance the big, up-in-your-face fruit. This beauty sells for $10 most places and I gave it 90 points. A stunner of great value [QPR], overflowing with flavor, from one of the new breed of garagiste wines that have emerged in St-Emilion.
10. Royal Cuvée Vintage 2004 [
An okay folk that's the list, I hope one of these wines will be filling your glass soon. Summer is in fine form, heating up the landscape, sending folks scurrying for a way to be the heat. You may want get busy stocking up on a few of these gems, as you definitely don't want to be on the outside looking in, when it comes to securing some of these wonderful rosés for your upcoming warm weather activities. Until next time sip long and prosper.


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SOURCE: RoomLinX
August 15, 2014 07:45 ET
DENVER, CO--(Marketwired - August 15, 2014) - Roomlinx, Inc. (OTCQB: RMLX), the innovative developer of media networks and interactive TV (iTV) applications for the hospitality industry, today announced financial results for the three months ended June 30, 2014.
In the second quarter of 2014, recurring monthly hospitality revenue increased 10% over the same period in 2013 while total revenue decreased 19% to $1.9 million compared to 2013. This decrease was primarily related to the decrease in new equipment and installation revenue which approximated $396,000 for the quarter ended June 30, 2014.
For the three months ended June 30, 2014, Roomlinx reported a net loss of $0.26 million, compared to a net loss of $.7 million for the three months ended June 30, 2013, a reduction of net loss of $0.44 million. The decrease in net loss is attributable to an increase in recurring monthly hospitality revenues and the effect of our cost reduction and containment program resulting in a decrease in operating costs of $0.3 million.
Adjusted EBITDA improved $0.35 million to negative $44,000 for the quarter ended June 30, 2014 versus negative $.4 million for the same period in 2013. This improvement was due to the cost reduction and containment program implemented in 2013. Adjusted EBITDA is defined as earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization expense adjusted for the loss on discontinued operations, non-cash charges for stock based compensation, and non-cash gains or losses resulting from the settlement of liabilities.
Roomlinx financial highlights for the quarter ended June 30, 2014 include the following:
Basic and diluted weighted average shares outstanding for the three months ended June 30, 2014 were 6,411,413 compared to 6,405,413 in the year-earlier period.
"We will continue to focus on smart growth, preserving cash, and improving our bottom line," stated Michael Wasik, CEO.
CEO, Michael Wasik, also provides an update to the SignalPoint - Roomlinx merger. "We are in receipt of SignalPoint's audited 2013 and reviewed first quarter 2014 financials; we intend to refile our preliminary proxy materials with the SEC in the near future."
About Roomlinx
Headquartered in Broomfield, Colorado, Roomlinx, Inc. develops interactive TV applications for the hospitality industry, serving hoteliers in the United States, Canada and selected global markets. The company delivers world-class in-room entertainment technology, allowing hotel guests to enjoy the best of HD TV, the Internet, PC functionality and Video on Demand. For more information, visit www.roomlinx.com.
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Discuss and debate the issues that mean the most to you.
My skin is pale olive in the winter and a soft brown in the summer, and my hair is a thick, dark mess of curls. I have eyes that are deep brown and almond-shaped. My maternal grandparents are immigrants who left their small village and came to America with the hope of creating a better life for future generations. They lived in California and worked in agriculture, and my mother was the first person in her family to attend college.
Chances are, the thought of my ethnicity has crossed your mind by this point—race is one of the most basic descriptors, so it's normal to try and come to a conclusion in order to construct a basic identity for me. However, in my case, people are usually wrong—I have lived my entire life experiencing instances of racial misidentification. I am not Mexican, Italian, Puerto Rican, or black (some of the most common assumptions). People have projected various stereotypes onto me, spoken to me in languages they assumed I understood, and thrown around various racial comments in reference to their assumptions.
So… what am I?
My father is white, mostly of English descent, and my mother is Japanese. Both of my parents grew up in the United States, and I was raised without much connection to Japanese culture. I grew up in the Pacific Northwest, a fairly progressive and liberal part of the country. The area I live in is predominantly white, however, and often I'm on the receiving side of an attempt to identify and understand my ethnic appearance. This has always made me self-conscious, and has been a constant reminder that I stood out.
"Hey, do you speak Spanish?" a co-worker recently asked me.
"Nah, I took it in high school, but who ever remembers that," I replied.
She laughed and nodded. "So like, do people ever come up to you and just start speaking in Spanish anyway though?"
I recalled an instance two weeks earlier, when an associate from a different department approached me, speaking several sentences in Spanish before my blank expression prompted her to switch into fluent English instead.
"Yeah, it's happened a few times. I don't know why though, I'm not Hispanic."
She stopped cleaning the counters and stared at me. "You're not?"
I shook my head, hoping we could leave it at that.
"So like, what are you then?" she asked.
"I'm half Japanese and half white."
She eyed me suspiciously. "Are you lying to me? Is this a joke?"
I laughed it off and shook my head. "No, I swear I'm Asian."
"You don't look Asian," she said, "no offense."
I shrugged.
Being racially misidentified always makes me question my own assertion of my identity. I've been told that I look a variety of races, and more than a few times I've been told that I look non-white but unidentifiable beyond that.
I have never had a solid tie to any ethnic identity. I've never really "felt" Japanese. I don't know how to speak Japanese, and I can't say I even know that much about the culture beyond the food and family values. My mother's parents don't speak English, so I have never had a real conversation with them.
To some degree, I've never really felt white either. Being white isn't a tangible thing—it exists in privilege, status, and many other advantages that are easy to see from the outside but hard to identify from the inside. Toeing the line is a strange sensation.
But what does it even mean to embody your race? So much of what is expected of ethnic groups stems from stereotypes. Yes, I am quiet, studious, good at math, and I play a string instrument—but that isn't because I'm Asian. My Asian mother is outgoing, outspoken, and avoids doing calculations in her head at all cost. My white father is a soft-spoken, reserved software programmer. Most of the "Asian" traits I embody are inherited from my father.
It used to bother me deeply when my white friends would list 5 or 10 ethnic groups they claimed distant ancestral affiliation with. You can call yourself one thing and nobody's ever going to doubt it or get it wrong, I would think, why would you try and complicate that?
Most of the time when I'm misidentified, it's a simple case of making a snap judgment without thought, like when a high school teacher thought a Korean accompanist I performed with at an assembly was my mother. These are associations made in an attempt to understand, to maybe validate the image of myself that others hold. Sometimes, though, comments about my race walk a dangerous and offensive line. There are some moments I wish I could go back to, times when I allowed those comments to slide.
"So like… what… like what are you?" a boy once asked me. We were alone in his room, the television halfheartedly displaying an infomercial in the background.
I smirked. "Are you asking what race I am?"
"Uh, yeah."
The question kind of bothered me, but I didn't want to seem rude, so I just answered. I had only known this boy for a few days, and we were barely a month into our freshman year of college. He already had a reputation with a lot of girls, and I'd done everything I could to be cool and distant when he started paying attention to me. The fact that I was basically ignoring him seemed to drive him crazy, though, and eventually I decided to give him a chance.
"Well my mom is Asian, and my dad is white," I replied.
He searched my face. "So like… what kind of Asian?"
"Japanese," I told him.
He smiled. "I always thought that Japanese girls were prettier than Chinese girls."
At the time I just smiled and didn't say anything, just let the comment slide like his other backhanded, slightly off-color compliments ("You don't talk a lot, and you don't talk about yourself a lot, and most girls do. I dig it, it's cool.") I wanted so badly to seem like I didn't care. More than anything, I was playing a game with myself, trying to prove that I could be even more removed from the situation than he was. Adjusting to college was a crazy and difficult time for me, and I just wanted to be in a situation where I knew the rules and how to play by them. So I didn't say anything.
I wish I could go back to that moment and call him out on what he said—it's a horrible and objectifying generalization to call one race more attractive than another. The temporary validation I received immediately gave way to more self-doubt after I left that night. Asian women are often fetishized, and his comments offended me. What I had done by letting it slide wasn't keeping my cool, it was being passive to something too important to ignore. I was wish fulfillment, playing into a role that I should have known better than to allow.
Acting indifferent to his comments didn't make a statement at all, and I realized that standing up for myself was really the stronger, if more difficult, thing to do. My identity means nothing if I just let people walk all over it.
There is certainly a lot more to the issue, but at a basic level, it's important to remember that race doesn't always relate to appearance, and that neither of those things influence personality traits. I don't care if someone thinks I don't "look" or "act" Japanese or white—I am half Japanese and half white, I have always been half Japanese and half white, and I will always be half Japanese and half white no matter what I look like or how I act. I'm still learning what that means to me, and I'm still learning how to present that to the world—but maybe it shouldn't be that complicated.


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Created by Hungarian photographer Bálint Rádóczy, the Skinscapes series is the perfect example of how a simple idea that can produce stunning effects.
Contrasting light and shadow, the artist projected different graphics – which were developed by himself – onto the bodies of his models, giving shape to a exuberant, colorful shooting.
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Remove lobster head and claws. Using a large knife cut the tail shells between natural joints into 1-inch thick slices. Remove flippers from the last slice. Reserve one piece of lobster meat (finely shredded) to add to the artichoke mushroom salad. Place some clarified butter into heated pan and add lobster medallions. Saute for 1 minute and turn. Add the 1/2 finely diced onion, salt and dry white wine. Cover the pan, reduce heat and cook for 2 more minutes. Add tarragon. Strain the juices from the pan and discard the onion. Place the lobster back into the pan. Add 2 ounces fresh butter and 2 tablespoons of the sherry and stir until combined. Cover and poach for 5 minutes.
Meanwhile, for the salad, place alot of clarified butter into another very hot pan. Into the pan with the butter add the 1/2 finely sliced onion, garlic and the reserved piece of lobster. Add freshly ground pepper to the pan with the lobster, garlic and onion. Add pimento.
Into a bowl place the artichoke bottoms, the olive oil and the wine vinegar. To the bowl add the mushrooms and the lemon juice. Place the lobster medallions onto a heated serving dish with round part of the shell facing the outside. Strain the sauce onto the lobster. To the bowl, add the contents of the other pan with the mushrooms. Add a dash of sherry to the bowl and toss.
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First Nations people were not allowed to drink in Saskatchewan bars until 1960 -- the same year they were granted the right to vote. This is the sixth in a series of posts on provincial liquor laws and their impact on stall-town hotels. NOTE: The term "Indian" is used in this post, as that was the word most commonly used to refer to First Nations peoples during the period under discussion.
Several thousand First Nations men and women fought in the Canadian armed services during the Second World War. When they returned from overseas, however, provisions from the out-dated Indian Act prohibited them from voting, holding pow-wows, and drinking alcoholic beverages. They were not even allowed to drink with their former comrades-in-arms at the Legion halls across Canada. In the words of James H. Gray, "there was something patently ridiculous in a system which permitted an Indian to risk his life for his country but denied him access to a bottle of beer." ( James H. Gray, Bacchanalia Revisited' Western Canada's Boozy Skid to Social Disaster [Saskatoon: Western Producer Prairie Books, 1982], p. 117)
|John Tootoosis. Image source
From 1946 to 1948, a Special Committee of the Senate and House of Commons studied the Indian Act and heard a large number of opinions on the issue of Indian alcohol restrictions in Canada. In May 1947 John B. Tootoosis, president of the Union of Saskatchewan Indians, told the hearings that there might be some problems, but, he maintained, "the Indian would learn to handle whiskey." Joseph Dreaver, former president of the Saskatchewan Indian Association, claimed that "the sooner the Indian has same privilege as the white man it will be better for him." Dreaver, a veteran of both world wars, told the committee that Aboriginal soldiers drank at in military canteens along with their non-Aboriginal comrades, and he "found no difference between the Indian and the white man." (Canada. Parliament. Special Joint Committee of the Senate and the House of Commons Appointed to Examine and Consider the Indian Act, 9 May 1947,vol. 4, p. 1071)
|Joseph Dreaver (2nd from right), c. 1944. Image source
In 1951, on the recommendations of the Special Committee, the federal government made a number of changes to the Indian Act, including an amendment which permitted Indians to consume intoxicating beverages in licensed premises. The catch was that their provincial government had to take the initiative and petition the governor general-in-council. The Saskatchewan government was not prepared to act. Premier Tommy Douglas, a non-drinker himself, was not in favour of drinking whether by whites or Indians. He knew there was a divergence of opinion about drinking among Saskatchewan's Indian leaders. "Local chiefs knew only too well the disastrous effects alcohol had had in the past," F. Laurie Barron explains, "and understandably they were not anxious to legitimize or broaden its use." Hotel owners in Saskatchewan were solidly opposed to opening their drinking establishments to Indians. According to Barron, they were afraid that drunken Indians might cause violence and drive away business. (F. Laurie Barron, Walking in Indian Moccasins: The Native Policies of Tommy Douglas and the CCF [Vancouver: University of British Columbia Press, 1997], p. 110)
Nothing was done until 1960 when Douglas set aside his own reservations on the matter and petitioned the federal government to issue the necessary proclamation. The province's Indians were given the right to buy and consume alcohol the same year they were granted the right to vote. The following year, the Hotel Association of Saskatchewan proposed that Indian drinking continue to be restricted until an education program could be implemented to teach Indians about their rights and responsibilities involved in alcohol consumption.
John Tootoosis, president of the Federation of Saskatchewan Indians, informed the hotelmen that many educational meetings had been held on reserves throughout the province during 1960 that were designed to help Indians understand the complexities of the new regulations. Bill Wuttunee, a Regina lawyer and member of the provincial committee on minority groups, stated that while most Saskatchewan hotelmen were co-operating well, a few had "completely disregarded the civil liberties of Indians." Wuttunee believed that Indians, given time, would be able to handle liquor as well as anyone else. CLICK HERE to read "Hotelmen's Proposals Get Criticism from Some Groups," Regina Leader-Post, May 17, 1961, p. 3.
|Tommy Douglas, 1945. Image source
The following year, Premier Douglas addressed the 30th annual convention of the provincial hotels association. He urged hotelmen to be patient in dealing with problems created by allowing Indians into licensed beverage rooms. "We are having this trouble,' Douglas said, "because we are reaping the harvest of 50 years or more of making the Indian a second-class citizen. We are going to have to make up our minds whether we are going to keep the Indian bottled up in a sort of Canadian apartheid or whether we are going to let him become a good citizen." He cautioned, however, that while the Indian had been given equal rights, he had no more right to break the law than the white man. "If he is drunk or causing a disturbance then he should be put out of the premises the same as a white man should. But he should not be put out just because he is an Indian." CLICK HERE to read "Douglas Asks Patience in Dealing with Indians," Regina Leader-Post, May 18, 1961, p. 42.
Racism in Hotels
It was not long before incidents of discrimination against Indians in Saskatchewan hotels began to occur. In May of 1963, for example, three First Nations people were charged with causing a disturbance when they were refused beer in the "white" half of the beverage room at the Edenwold hotel. Alfred G. Pfenning, the hotel owner, had introduced a "Saturday night rule" by which Indians were restricted to half of the planter-divided beverage room on Saturday nights. Two of the three people were fined $1, and charges were dropped against the third person. Provincial Magistrate L. F. Bence said the rule was unfair and bound to "rile" a normal person. The Criminal Code of Canada had sufficient provisions for dealing with rowdyism, he said. But to have restrictions based on a person's race amounted to provocation. CLICK HERE to read "Segregation in Parlor Termed a Provocation," Regina Leader-Post, May 24, 1963, p. 2.
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In his letter demanding an investigation, FSI Chief David Ahenakew stated that while drinking might not be the most enlightened social endeavor, it was absolutely essential, "especially in such a milieu where defences are often lower and the cutting edge of racial tension more keenly felt," that scrupulous attention should be paid to the basic civil rights of all Canadian citizens. CLICK HERE to read "Beer halls may face charges," Regina Leader-Post, Jan. 6, 1971, p. 2.
|Senator John B. Tootosis and David Ahenakew, c. 1975. Image source
Troubling Legacy
By the end of the 1970s, alcohol abuse was one of the biggest problems facing the First Nations peoples of Saskatchewan. CLICK HERE to read more. In 1978, Jim Sinclair, president of the Association of Metis and non-status Indians of Saskatchewan, stated that almost half of the natives in the province were "sick with booze," and had severe alcohol problems. CLICK HERE to read "Alcohol Treatment Urged for Natives," Saskatoon Star-Phoenix, July 20, 1978, p. 28. Things were so bad that Senator John Tootoosis, chairman of the Federation of Saskatchewan Indians' senate, stated in 1981 that he felt the reason the Canadian government had permitted Indians to drink in bars and buy alcohol was to allow them to kill themselves off. CLICK HERE to read "Fight for Rights, Indians Told," Regina Leader-Post, November 24, 1981, p. 4.
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I have spent the last few months reading and discussing the Newtown shootings. I do not understand the position of those opposed to me. Why are the governor and the legislature copying California proposals, as they did in 1992?
Now, they want to "strengthen" a failed law. How does that stop criminal activity? If a rifle is sold with a 30-round magazine, that would make it the standard magazine. High-capacity would something larger. As was demonstrated in Aurora, these aftermarket accessories do not function as intended.


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the web address is www.radar.org.uk
The National Key Scheme (NKS) offers independent access to disabled people to around 7,000 locked public toilets aronud the country. RADAR would like all providers of accessible toilets to keep their toilets unlocked if at all possible. The NKS is suggested for use only if the provider concerned has to keep the toilets locked to stop vandalism and misuse.
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There are three categories of professional nurses in Canada:
All three categories of professional nurses practise in British Columbia, and are licensed and regulated by their respective Colleges. CLPNBC is authorized to regulate individuals who practise as LPNs in BC.
LPNs are health care professionals. Most work as frontline nurses caring for a wide range of clients at all stages of life. LPNs provide nursing services ranging from health promotion, to acute care, to long-term and palliative care.
LPNs work in collaboration with other members of the health care team. Their education and practice - while rooted in the same body of knowledge as other nurses - focuses on foundational competencies within the LPN scope of practice and standards.
To become registered to practise as an LPN in BC, you must do the following:
The Requisite Skills & Abilities document is available to help individuals determine their ability to meet the demands for a career as a licensed practical nurse in Canada.


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(This post is part of the 2014 TCG National Conference: Crossing Borders {Theatre | Technology} blog salon, curated by Jacqueline E. Lawton.)
JACQUELINE LAWTON: First, please tell us a bit about yourself and your organization.
DAVID J. LOEHR: By day, I'm a playwright and co-founder of the Riverrun Theatre Company in Madison, Indiana, but now I'm also the editor or artistic director or whatever you want to call it of 2amt. That's short for 2 a.m. theatre, because it grew out of a global conversation on Twitter late one night. (Chicago critic Kris Vire woke up the next morning to find thousands of tweets in his list and tweeted, "Damn, I missed the great 2 a.m. theatre summit last night," and the name stuck.) It's grown from a conversation to a website to a community to a creative concern and—now—a podcast network to feature interviews, profiles, original short and full-length plays in audio form.
My fellow panelist is Jason Snell, from the Incomparable Radio Network. The Incomparable began as a single weekly pop culture podcast series—episode 199 will go live during the TCG conference, so it's been around for a while—and has now expanded into a network of its own with several spinoff series. In the coming months, we'll be expanding into scripted series with The Incomparable Radio Theatre of the Air. (Watch the skies!) Outside of podcasting, Jason is also a senior vice president and editorial director at IDG, publishers of Macworld, PC World, and TechHive.
JL: Next, please share the title and description of your breakout session, so that folks can find you.
DJL: It's called "Everything You Wanted to Know About Podcasting But Were Afraid To Ask…"
Our session will show what's possible with podcasting—the how and why of it all—and how projects like this can be used as a marketing effort, a draw for patrons and tourists, even as a series of "Never Be Dark" events. ("Never Be Dark" is an idea we've talked about at 2amt for a while now—it doesn't mean "always on, never closed," but it does mean opening your building's doors to more events, artists, performers, and letting them bring new audiences into your building on a regular basis.) We'll also talk about how the Incomparable grew from a single series into a network of advertiser-supported shows and is continuing to grow.
One podcasting statistic: we produced a ninety-minute Radio Theatre episode of The Incomparable for Christmas 2013. Within the first week, it had been downloaded over 20,000 times. Using my local major regional theatre, Actors Theatre of Louisville, for comparison, that's roughly equivalent to a sold-out month-long run in their largest venue. The main difference is, that's a global audience. And it keeps growing every week…
JL: Now, what inspired this breakout session?
DJL: I don't know how many times I've visited a theatre company website and seen that they have a podcast series, only to discover that it's a basic interview with a designer or cast member from their (then) current production. Which is fine, but there's nothing unique to it. Specific production details might change, but the basics are usually the same. Even worse, looking in iTunes, I see that these podcast series tail off and vanish after a few episodes. Is it because only one production or festival was worth the effort? Or is it that there was little interest or response from the community?
We're creative people in a creative industry, we can do better than this.
Look at the podcast series people are talking about. Welcome to Night Vale is one—created, written, and performed by theatre people. The Thrilling Adventure Hour, Wits, Live Wire Radio, all of these are podcast series filled with theatre people. None of them were initiated by theatre companies. All of them regularly perform to sold out audiences. (Welcome to Night Vale does occasional live shows, but they often sell out within hours.) Why aren't we as theatre companies developing and nurturing projects like these?
JL: Finally, what do you hope participants learn from this breakout session?
DJL: I hope people come away with a sense of what's possible. The BBC never stopped creating and supporting audio dramas. Similarly, NPR supports several performance and variety series. Various writers and performers are off making this work already—why not give them a home for performance? Why not commission and develop original work? How about partnering with 2amt on developing episodes for our series of plays? Best of all, why not build a series of events for your communities in the spirit of "Never Be Dark," giving your audiences more bang for their buck? Why not create art that can be enjoyed by anyone anywhere, whether inside your building or not?
Aside from the potential involved, we'll help explain the how-to part of it: what kind of equipment you can use, what's the bare minimum of technical know-how you'll need, etc. We'll also look at how to fund larger-scale podcast projects: how you could use sites like Patreon.com to help build financial support for such projects—or indeed for any projects; it's well-suited for podcasts and individual artists producing work, but it's easily scalable to a theatre company's work in general. It's recurring crowdfunding, and more sustainable than running multiple individual Kickstarters. Or how to use a service like Midroll Media to sell advertising time at the beginning and end of your episodes. Heck, instead of printing one extra brochure or running one more newspaper ad, take that money and create a podcast series—it will last longer and, in the end, have a greater impact. (Saves trees, too.) And we'll look at how your theatre company could reach out to host other programs and help build a touring circuit for other podcast series, again drawing attention from new audiences to your theatre and work.
In the end, it's about creating new—and affordable—opportunities to support artists, producing new work accessible in some form to anyone inside or outside your building, and developing new event opportunities to draw more—and new—audiences into your buildings.
David J. Loehr is the editor and artistic director of 2amt. He is also the artist-in-residence & co-founder of the Riverrun Theatre Company in Madison, Ind. Plays include: The Incomparable Radio Theatre of the Air, Whiskey Tango Foxtrot, Seeing Red, Wise Man, A Report of Gunfire, The Rough Guide to the Underworld and more. His work has been performed at the Capital Fringe Festival, Chicago Fringe Festival, Louisville Playwrights Festival, NJ One Minute Play Festival, South Carolina Repertory Company, Glass Mind Theatre and Actors Theatre of Louisville. He is also a marketing consultant and occasional sound designer for multiple theatre companies. davidjloehr.com 2amt.com @dloehr
Jacqueline E. Lawton received her MFA in Playwriting from the University of Texas at Austin, where she was a James A. Michener fellow. Her plays include Anna K; Blood-bound and Tongue-tied; Deep Belly Beautiful; The Devil's Sweet Water; The Hampton Years; Ira Aldridge: Love Brothers Serenade, Mad Breed and Our Man Beverly Snow. She has received commissions from Active Cultures Theater, Discovery Theater, National Portrait Gallery, National Museum of American History, Round House Theatre and Theater J. A 2012 TCG Young Leaders of Color, she has been nominated for the Wendy Wasserstein Prize and a PONY Fellowship from the Lark New Play Development Center. She resides in Washington DC and is a member of Arena Stage's Playwrights' Arena. jacquelinelawton.com