Paul Adasiak

@amicusthespis.bsky.social

Actor, director, librarian, city-lover on Lower Tanana Dene land (downtown Fairbanks, Alaska). Anti-racist, anti-fascist, anti-patriarchy. Love me some radical politics and modern plays. And Star Trek. He/him/his. #AlaskaSky

I found reel to reel tapes in my parent's things. I'd like to have them digitalized so I can hear them and share with family. However I don't want the data stolen/used for AI/used in unauthorized research. Can anyone recommend someone who can do that?

My hot take for today: Most chocolate-chip cookies have altogether too many chocolate chips. Your recipe should have more dough than Just Enough To Hold The Chips Together. Our family recipe (from my boyhood) was: Double everything on the package recipe, *except* the chocolate chips. Perfect.

Around 1989-1990, my girlfriend and I never saw each other on Saturday nights: one of us had a date with "Star Trek: The Next Generation," and the other had a date with "Twin Peaks."

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As much as radicals get criticized for being "unrealistic," demanding entire demographics facing literal genocide always maintain mild rhetoric and actions is an absolutely delusional level of conformity to expect. I don't think that gets said enough.

(1) If you must, you can film any of these noxious Christian proseletyzers you encounter. But DO NOT SHARE VIDEO: that's the attention they want. (2) Don't strain your voice, and don't invite accusations of hostility or violence. Instead, calmly use something like this. Download before you fly.

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Hemant Mehta@friendlyatheist.com · last wk.

Evangelist Whitney Lynn says she preaches on planes because she loves “a captive audience.” She's not alone. It's becoming a trend. If spreading your message requires listeners who can't escape, maybe it's not as compelling as you think. www.friendlyatheist.com/p/christian-...

AAAARRRRGH! Spent most of the day tending some fancy, high-maintenance dough in preparation for a potluck tonight. After getting the oven nice and hot, and boiling water (for steam), I delicately transferred the dough from the couche to the peel, opened the oven, and — FUCK I FORGOT THE BAKING STONE

Sometimes the masses (and the individuals) DO need an opiate. It's not a crime; I'm not even sure it's a character flaw. But belief in some sweet hereafter, where people will finally have peace and relief, is pernicious. A harmful fiction.

Got carried away last night and spent... 4 hours? 5? in YT comments explaining structural racism, pointing out the centrality of wealth in any Black/white distinctions, and calling out overt bigotry. I will give myself a heart attack and die a latter-day John Henry of arguing with online racists.

As a librarian, I don't get off on fining patrons; I've automated renewals and eliminated most fines. Still, we have to have a cutoff where you're presumed to have lost the book. And when you owe the equivalent of 7 credit-hours, we'll stop you from registering. Not sure what other leverage we have.

Today's uplifting compliment: A patron asked for directions to a room, which I gave: go back about 10 feet, through the door, and straight down the hall. Five minutes later, she returned and confessed she'd been so distracted by my voice that she hadn't absorbed the directions and had gotten lost.

A state agency spokesperson put his hand on a TV news crew’s camera to block it while a reporter attempted to question Alaska’s elections director about her decision to not list a U.S. Senate candidate’s party affiliation next to his name on the ballot.

Alaska elections division official blocks journalist’s camera after hearing on U.S. Senate race ballot listing

The encounter came as Division of Elections Director Carol Beecher was leaving a hearing at the Legislative Information Office in Anchorage, where she answered questions from lawmakers about how the d...

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