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Mon, Feb 01, 2016, 4:00 am // Ralph Schwartz
"I'm just a lost soul in white skin / Trying to find my way to a new end"
I won't quit my day job to write rap lyrics, but it seemed fitting to appropriate an African American art form to express what is going on with me.
This white guy, who grew up in a white neighborhood and went to a white university, is drawn to Talib Kweli's music. The socially conscious rapper from Brooklyn, who has worked with some of the biggest names in black music, remarkably was in Bellingham on Thursday, January 28, to play to a crowd of a few hundred at the Wild Buffalo.
If anyone can be a source of inspiration for a white person trying to make sense of race relations, it's Kweli. He conveys his message, which lately has focused on "Black Lives Matter," to a mostly white audience — and not just in Bellingham. Videos posted to social media of his recent shows in Orange County, Portland and even Oakland show a sea of white faces, and white arms putting their hands in the air.
Kweli has been busy in recent weeks, playing four or five shows a week, so he likely didn't have time to read up on a Whatcom County jail proposal criticized for not doing enough to prevent recidivism despite the active school-to-prison pipeline for minorities. He likely missed coverage of the Martin Luther King Jr. event at Bellingham City Hall that was disrupted by activists who called out the city-sanctioned event for sanitizing MLK's legacy.
I couldn't get an interview with Kweli after the show (I tried), but I speculate that news of a racial justice movement in Bellingham wouldn't really be news to him.
From "It Only Gets Better," off the album Prisoner of Conscious:
People of color 25 percent more likely than whites to face prison
But just because the president is black there's no more racism?
Post-racial? More like most racial
The hate for you disgraceful
Don't let it take you off your base, let it motivate you
That's one of Kweli's messages to people of color. But what about his white audience? "We listen to the same songs but we hear them different," Kweli raps in "Before He Walked," also from Prisoner of Conscious.
I'm trying to hear things from other people's perspective. I've begun attending meetings of the Bellingham Racial Justice Coalition because I want to help. I've noticed the same irony Kweli mentions: Wasn't Obama's election supposed to augur a post-racial society? Either things have gotten worse, or -- more likely -- the proliferation of video phones has brought to light more of the everyday injustices people of color have been experiencing all along in post Civil Rights-era America and even in "post-racial" America.
I have a vague sense of wanting to be part of the solution, not part of the problem. But I don't know what I'm doing. I want to hear the song the same as people whose experiences are different from mine, but I'm not sure of my listening skills.
I don't trust myself to avoid thinking or acting in the racist ways I've learned to think and act.
Despite my love of Kweli's music, I don't trust myself to get the right message out of it. But maybe I need to set aside notions of "right vs. wrong." After all, I learned this all-or-nothing approach to truth while studying philosophy in college. It was an education in how white European men -- you might know the drill: Rene Descartes, David Hume, Immanuel Kant -- explained the world and our experiences. These men, for the most part, were obsessed with being right and proving the others wrong. Could it be that this white male approach to truth-seeking was leading me astray all along? Would embracing the European male view, as I have done, make me complicit in a racist, white-supremacist world view?
Like I said, the more I know, the less sure of myself I become. I need to reset my brain about racism and start with the basic concepts.
Is there a concept an anti-racism neophyte like me can latch onto, before I start my required reading in the history of oppression in America?
"You know what love is."
— Slum Village, "The Look of Love."
Early in Kweli's Bellingham show, he honored the late J. Dilla by doing "The Look of Love" by Dilla's 1990s underground rap group, Slum Village.
What is the look of—
It's got something to do with umm
Being a man and handling your biz
In my house, which has three daughters, we implore each other to "be a woman" when someone needs to take care of their own biz. Anyhow, we all have business to take care of when it comes to counteracting racism. What's mine?
How about keeping it simple and starting with myself and my family? That much I can understand.
Right before the encore, Kweli riled up the Wild Buffalo crowd with his biggest hit, "Get By." As Kweli described it on stage that night, the song is about black people holding themselves accountable for their ills.
They need something to rely on
We get high on all types of drugs
When all you really need is love
On that line, Kweli put his right fist to his heart for emphasis. I stood at the left end of the stage, and as he was turning in my direction I believe he caught me reflexively copying his motion -- fist to the chest.
He's from Bed Stuy, I'm from Allison Park, Pennsylvania. Worlds apart, but just maybe connecting in that fleeting moment? Or was I just high on the music and imagining things?
Either way, I say there's hope for me. J Dilla's group was right.
I know what love is.
Doug Starcher // Mon, Feb 01, 2016, 10:02 pm
I was at the show as well, thank you for your thoughts. This is a struggle for those of us looking to find ways to be an ally, we will find ways by reaching out and asking "what can I do"? It will not happen by simply patting ourselves on the back for being on the right side of issues, we must find ways to act.
Good start.
Bob Aegerter // Wed, Feb 03, 2016, 7:09 pm
Thank you for this. Please in time write more that can help us understand what each of us need to do.
In White SkinTalib Kweli played the Wild Buffalo a couple evenings ago and Ralph Schwartz was there. He writes a very personal take on the evening.
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This recipe was inspired by the Super Energy Bars made by the coffee roastery down the street - they're my absolute favorite for a work-day pick me up! This is the 2nd version... it's a recipe in progress. The original used oatmeal instead of flour and no applesauce - it was tasty, but more like granola than bars. I'll keep adjusting and updating the recipe!
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- 1 cup unsweetened flaked coconut
- 1⁄2 cup sesame seeds
- 1⁄2 cup pumpkin seeds
- 1⁄2 cup sunflower seeds
- 1⁄2 cup flax seed
- 3⁄4 cup raisins
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I really enjoyed the beginning of this book about her growing up, but it was all downhill from there. I just didn't think she was that funny and got tired of her going on and on about 30 Rock and SNL.
In 2011, it would take me about an hour and a half to get home from work every day. That Spring I received confirmation from Little, Brown & Co. that they were sending me an advance copy of Bossypants for review. I was thrilled, but I was also a little apprehensive. We had just recently lost our super, so packages would often be left with random neighbors who may or may not ever give those packages up.
I finally got home on the day the book was set to arrive, and there was a UPS notice on the lobby door - package for me, left with neighbor in 2A. I don't know my neighbor in 2A, but I went over and knocked on her door. She answered, but would not open the door the whole way. The conversation went as follows:
Me: Hi - I live across the hall (points at 1A) and I think -
Neighbor: No.
Me: uhhh okay - I think that (shows UPS notice) UPS left a package of mine -
Neighbor: No.
Me: Well, according to UPS, they dropped off at 2A, and your door says -
Neighbor: No.
Me: Okay, well listen - maybe you weren't home when it happened, is there -
Neighbor: No.
Me: I see. Well, please let me know if -
Neighbor: No. (closes door)
Thus ended my hopes of reading this book in the year 2011. And now 30 Rock isn't even a show anymore. I blame the neighbor in 2A.
I don't even like biographical books - biographies, autobiographies (blegh!), memoirs - they're terrible. Most books styled in this way are not just self-indulgent, but self-serving to the point of being masturbatory. Conversely, I think that's why I enjoy The Moth podcast - it's like little pieces of personal stories, tailored for an audience reaction - and that is precisely what you get in Bossypants by Tina Fey, which is a powerfully human collection of anecdotes about the author's life before, and in the midst of, show-biz.
As someone who relates to Liz Lemon on approximately a million levels, I was gratified, relieved and immensely satisfied to confirm that Ms. Fey had not been reaching terribly far into the unknown to create Lemon. She may not be an exact likeness, but the author's self-deprecatory (to the point of turning it into a super power) style gives voice to their similarities. Her wit is forceful, but not forced. Her humor is organic to the point of the occasional wonderful failure. Her voice is all her own and still part of the New York fabric.
It recently came to my attention that (alarmingly) not everyone watched "30 Rock" during its time not-in-syndication. Many people did locally, sure, but that was an easy majority of the viewership. Learning this, it suddenly registered for me why only about 50% of my acquaintance understood the power of "real life is for March!" or why I laugh every time I hear the name Wesley Snipes, or the concept of "Polyblasian" or, more importantly, "Reaganing." And while people in other parts of the country might know Tina Fey from Mean Girls, or her days on "SNL," from Weekend Update, or her turns as Sarah Palin, the mostly not-watched "30 Rock" is the most her (and, by projection, the most me).
So when she turned and wrote it all down, and it sounded kind of like Liz Lemon, I was thrilled - not just because it felt like reading your best friend's personal essay in middle school, but because everyone can go and read the book without committing to seven years of "that weird show about terrible people in New York." Sure, the organization of the piece as a memoir feels a bit jumbled - I appreciate a list as much as the next gal obsessed with BuzzFeed, but sometimes you just want to get to the stories - and while I love writing back to internet trolls more than most people (see: my personal twitter @lalalalaurs), I felt that slapping a handful of responses in the middle of the book was unnecessary pulled focus. But these were things Liz would do, too - so, naturally, all is forgiven and understood. All in all, this is a wonderfully successful memoir of a person who seems to be just as flawed as the rest of us nerds.
Now, if you don't have the time to commit to 7 seasons of 30 Rock, and you can't pick up a book (I mean, it took me five years, I get it) but you do want to watch a show about terrible people in New York, I recommend Tina Fey's most recent television(ish) venture - "Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt" on Netflix (co-created by Robert Carlock, also of "30 Rock"), or Julie Klausner's "Difficult People" (which is hands-down the most accurate portrayal of my roommate and I that shall ever grace your television or computer screen) on Hulu.
I think I'll end up reading this one when I'm older and have considered having a family. I have barely started my career. I have so much respect for Tina Fey, but I don't relate to this book, and it affected the way I read/listened to it more than I was expecting.
Tina is delightful. Her book is witty and fun. I enjoyed it.
My brother recommended this to me. It's one-part autobiography, one-part one-woman off-Broadway show, one-part pure funny. That's three parts. Great insider information about comedy writing and -performance, too. Fey narrates the book herself, which was the right thing to do. I could listen to her forever. Great, great voice. Fey's writing voice somehow keeps to the razor-edge between intolerably ironic (e.g., everything's banal, nobody really loves anybody, ponies bite children and God won't do anything about it, etc.) and warmly real. I simply don't know how she does it. Magic? Skill? Probably both: skill at a high-enough level is pure magic to behold. That's probably overstating things a tad (i.e., w/r/t this book). Fey is a clever, precise writer, too. Which is enjoyable. And she's funny, too.
Only the American comic Tina Fey could get away with such a revelation-free 'memoir'.
But Fey's memoir is wholly cleansed of any real darkness. It preempts any probing into real frailties and flaws. Of course, this is the point; it is designed to disarm.
Neurosis makes Bossypants funny (and it is very funny), but it is fueled by reflexive self-deprecation instead of real reflection.
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Amazon Best Books of the Month, April 2011: Tina Fey's new book Bossypants is short, messy, and impossibly funny (an apt description of the comedian herself). From her humble roots growing up in Pennsylvania to her days doing amateur improv in Chicago to her early sketches on Saturday Night Live, Fey gives us a fascinating glimpse behind the curtain of modern comedy with equal doses of wit, candor, and self-deprecation. Some of the funniest chapters feature the differences between male and female comedy writers ("men urinate in cups"), her cruise ship honeymoon ("it's very Poseidon Adventure"), and advice about breastfeeding ("I had an obligation to my child to pretend to try"). But the chaos of Fey's life is best detailed when she's dividing her efforts equally between rehearsing her Sarah Palin impression, trying to get Oprah to appear on 30 Rock, and planning her daughter's Peter Pan-themed birthday. Bossypants gets to the heart of why Tina Fey remains universally adored: she embodies the hectic, too-many-things-to-juggle lifestyle we all have, but instead of complaining about it, she can just laugh it off. --Kevin Nguyen
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The cloud ecosystem for information technology today is an interesting mix of companies, products and solutions. Information Communications Technology (ICT) refers to the convergence and expansion of telecommunications with information processing and storage. In short, ICT and the cloud mean a combination of compute, storage and network, running a variety of applications.
These resources have been commonly located on premise by businesses, ranging from a few racks of equipment in a room for small businesses to football-field size facilities for large companies. Separately owned data center facilities, called Multi-tenant Data Centers (MTDC) enable organizations to augment on premise resources by placing equipment in a rented MTDC space without owning the facility.
Figure 1: The Cloud Ecosystem
The cloud business model changed these dynamics by adding a new source and business model for data center resources, available over the wide area network, on an on-demand basis. As the cloud brings added emphasis to both the access network and the inter-data center network, carriers have not only added their network expertise to the ecosystem but have also added cloud services.
The cloud Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) market is dominated by a select number of global enterprises, with the market as a whole growing steadily since 2010. 451 Research market data shown in Figure 2 represents revenue from 53 IaaS vendors and 37 telcos, with the telcos accounting for 16 percent of the revenue ($207 million) in 2011. EMEA accounts for approximately 24 percent of the cloud market and has the same dominant cloud providers, although many local in-country cloud providers are emerging.
Figure 2: Total IaaS Market Forecast ($M)
The telco companies are clearly involved in the cloud, but are they positioned properly as the market continues to expand from IaaS and Content Delivery Networks (CDN) into software defined "everything" as a service? Given the opportunities outlined above, it's a good bet that the business strategy personnel at every carrier are hard at work exploring this question for strategies that best fit their organizations. The following strategic focal points across the organization might be useful to frame this business opportunity.
- CEO - Grow through innovation. New on-demand services such as IaaS, Network as a Service (NaaS) and Network Function Virtualization (NFV) provide new ways to monetize and leverage physical network infrastructure. Telcos can expand the portfolio with new dynamic performance-on-demand billing options linked to applications and cloud services. Improved customer operation builds loyalty and reduces churn.
- CFO - Monetization. The emergence of cloud forces more emphasis on developing on-demand network services. Telcos need to model this new business by including a customer and traffic forecast, capital and operation expense impact, new costs such as software licenses and a service revenue forecast. The resulting analysis needs to show a positive return on investment in a reasonable amount of time.
- CTO/Operations - Intelligent network architecture. The cloud model means the communications infrastructure needs to change by offering better scalability, programmability and application awareness. The network, especially the access and inter-data center network, becomes an equal participant in cloud services with compute and store. Similar to how the World Wide Web browser unlocked the Internet, the service delivery network needs to be simplified to dramatically expand usability.
- Sales/Marketing Go-to-Market - Performance-on-demand. Virtualizing the network infrastructure with software defined networking (SDN) enables efficient partitioning of resources to multiple users and accessing the right network capabilities for their applications. Application performance is now driven by policy with a network strategy enabling quick, efficient, and economical workload deployment. Cloud operations and workload orchestration can request and schedule network resources without understanding the network complexity. New solutions can be available combining cloud services and network for a premium service level agreement. New network services can drive the expansion of cloud use cases for workload mobility and fundamentally change ICT operations, which in turn will drive a broader base of service revenue.
Telcos have evolved services from fixed line telephony and business circuits to mobile, and to data and Internet services. The emergence of cloud and intelligent networking are drivers of even more rapid change requirements and offer an opportunity for telcos to take their place as an important market participant. The on-demand cloud network, SDN intelligence and the ability to virtualize network functions provide new technologies for the telcos that will mean change, yet is within their potential.
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After announcing the first stable release of JRebel for Android, InfoQ reached out to Jevgeni Kabanov, founder and CEO of ZeroTurnaround, and Sten Suitsev, Product Manager of JRebel for Android, to find out more about what lead to the creation of this product and what might be coming next in their pipeline.
Google's J2ObjC 1.0 Translates Java into Objective-C
J2ObjC is an open source tool created by Google to translate Java code into corrresponding Objective-C code that can be run on iOS. The idea is to reuse Java business code between Android, web and iOS. For the web the translation is done with GWT. This tool does not deal with UI code which needs to be written separately for each platform.
Q&A with Aleksey Shipilev on Compact Strings Optimization in OpenJDK 9
OpenJDK 9 introduces the compact strings optimization. InfoQ interviews Oracle Java performance engineer Aleksey Shipilev to understand more about this optimization and its performance impact.
Google Kick-Starts Git Ketch: A Fault-Tolerant Git Management System
Although development has only started, Google has announced their first commits of Git Ketch, a multi-master Git management system that replicates information across multiple Git servers for resilience and scalability. The changes are based on JGit, a Java-based Git server, although other Git servers may be part of the multi-master cluster.
Oracle to Deprecate Java Browser Plugin in 2017
Oracle has announced that it will deprecate the Java browser plugin as part of the JDK 9 release now expected in 2017. The deprecated technology will be completely removed from the Oracle Java Development Kit (JDK) and Java Runtime Environment (JRE) in a future Java release, but Oracle is yet to indicate which one.
Clojure 1.8 Improves Performance and Development Experience
Earlier this month, Alex Miller, one of the main developers behind the Clojure Community, announced the latest version of Clojure. The flagship new features of Clojure 1.8 are Direct Linking, String Functions and Socket Servers, although it also includes a few minor enhancements and more than thirty bug fixes.
Hazelcast Version 3.6 Features Performance Improvements and Cloud Management
Hazelcast has released version 3.6 of their flagship in-memory grid and caching software, featuring numerous performance improvements and new cloud management and container deployment options.
GS Collections Moves to the Eclipse Foundation
InfoQ talks to GS Collections creator Donald Raab about the just announced move of the GS Collections open source framework to the Eclipse Foundation
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