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The Affect of Difference: Representations of Race in East Asian Empire
Christopher P. Hanscom and Dennis Washburn (eds)
10.21313/hawaii/9780824852801.001.0001
Society and Culture, Asian Studies
This collection of essays examines the production of racial difference and its affects in East Asia under Japanese empire and the postwar geo-political order. The contributors turn to materials that ... More
This collection of essays examines the production of racial difference and its affects in East Asia under Japanese empire and the postwar geo-political order. The contributors turn to materials that demonstrate how race becomes visible or audible in the processes of inclusion and exclusion. From travelogues and records of speech to photographs, radio, plastic surgery, tattoos, postcards, fiction, the popular press, film and soundtracks, these explorations of diverse media demonstrate the links between the apprehension of racial difference, the formation of social and political hierarchies, and the experience of everyday culture under an expanding bio-political realm of imperial sovereignty. By demonstrating the ways in which the politics of inclusion and exclusion worked through explicitly racialized modes of representation, this collection sheds light on affective strategies common to the creation and maintenance of subjectivity across imperial formations. It also resituates theoretical and historical discussions of race and empire within an East Asian context, complicating the history of this region in provocative ways.Less
The Affect of Difference : Representations of Race in East Asian Empire
This collection of essays examines the production of racial difference and its affects in East Asia under Japanese empire and the postwar geo-political order. The contributors turn to materials that demonstrate how race becomes visible or audible in the processes of inclusion and exclusion. From travelogues and records of speech to photographs, radio, plastic surgery, tattoos, postcards, fiction, the popular press, film and soundtracks, these explorations of diverse media demonstrate the links between the apprehension of racial difference, the formation of social and political hierarchies, and the experience of everyday culture under an expanding bio-political realm of imperial sovereignty. By demonstrating the ways in which the politics of inclusion and exclusion worked through explicitly racialized modes of representation, this collection sheds light on affective strategies common to the creation and maintenance of subjectivity across imperial formations. It also resituates theoretical and historical discussions of race and empire within an East Asian context, complicating the history of this region in provocative ways.
Keywords: affect, race, representation, empire, colonialism, inclusion and exclusion, bio-political realm, everyday culture


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Goin' Right in Sri Lanka
Our buddy, Banjo McLachlan, surfing a few fun (warm) waves somewhere in Sri Lanka.
(L)ater (A)lligators
Los Angeles was interesting. Sort of like an assortment of mismatched socks. You like them each individually, but together they really won't work. At odds. Now, I'm not saying you can't take a few fuck-it-all pills and rock said assorted socks, I'm just suggesting that sometimes you want things (your feet in this analogy) to look - and feel - a certain way. And so LA... where everyone's an actor and dreams go to die, can be similar to both the conservative gold-toe socks (all business, who cares for comfort) and also the Surfing Santa Claus socks Steve and Fran bought me for Christmas (works that week, not really applicable all year). It can be a place where incredible things happen. Surprising things. Big business deals and talk of television shows. It can also be a place where you can become complacent. Sun, surf, decent drinks, alright eateries... Why leave LA? But now, having escaped it's golden grip, it seems all too easy. All too obvious. And I yearn for more. More Malibu. More rooftop BBQ'in. More late nights in an odd apartment. More tacos. More Thai food. More Monday nights at Little Dom's. More Monkey Glands at the Alcove. More Chet Baker with breakfast. More of so many things... But I'll be back. Sooner than expected, I suppose. But I won't let LA do what I know it wants to do - grab hold and never let go. I'll escape, often. But I'll be eager to go back. Because it's an epicenter, and at this point it's what I want, or maybe what I need.
Lola In The Neighborhood
Lola Mignot enjoys a sunny San Diego morning with Mick Rodgers. Brought to you by Bing.
tags: Film
Mistake Making
Perhaps like a lot of people, I am haunted by my mistakes. The choices, be them good or bad, that have defined who I am at this moment. Accelerating when I ought to slow down, avoiding the inevitable, or not stopping when I should. It's a rough road. And sometimes you need to be certain you have the right type of tires. Instead, I push down on the pedal – automotive references abound. "Driving fast on empty streets," as Dr. Thompson once said, "with nothing in mind except falling in love and not getting arrested." I'll pay my penance. Wish I wouldn't have, or whatever.
But then I wake up each morning, unable to recall what kept me up most of that evening, and make myself a cup of coffee. Unbeknownst. Its noon before I remember what was wrong... what is wrong. That thing I didn't need to do. That comment I may have made. Retraction! My mistake. Perhaps I shouldn't have... And yet I continue, making the same moves, saying the same sorta shit. Lesson: not learned. So how do I remedy my insatiable desire for idiotic endeavors, massive mistakes and countless poor choices? Start from scratch? No. One must always remember their roots. Look back on the bad and prevent it from happening henceforth.
So, what the fuck am I talking about? I can't say for certain. Perhaps simply that I am at one of those big Y's in the road, where either direction may, er, will lead to something substantial, or something sad. An example: my father has a friend that he's known for years, who on his first patrol in Vietnam came to a fork in the road, literally. He went left. Ten feet forward and he had stepped on a booby trap that blew half his ass off, LITERALLY. He was sent home shortly thereafter. And life went on, but certainly not the same.
I've heard that story more times than I can count, and I suppose it has played a rather important role in how I make decisions. You see, either direction leads to the inevitable. Be it good, or bad. Fate? No, that's not my sorta sauce. More like luck. Some people get it good, while others, well, others are fucked from the start. And so when it comes to making mistakes, the kind that will haunt me from here on out, I suppose I am not sure how to stop myself from making more. But they say realizing you have a problem is the first step to fixing it... So I suppose you should wish me luck?
Too Many Mahalos
Hudson Ritchie surfboarding water hills and skateboarding swimming pools in somewhere in So-Cal.
Mike Black's Math Lab
An article I wrote regarding Mike Black's "Math Lab" is currently featured on Slide Magazine!
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tags: The Peelgrimage
The Moments - 9ft & Single
The first of many short films shot during Deus Ex Machina's fourth annual '9ft & Single' festival.
I pull into the parking lot, pay the guy at the gate and then find a spot for Fargo. Most mornings are a mess. Weekday, weekend, holiday, who knows. The crowd is always out there. Increasing exponentially as the day drags on. My earliest experiences were awkward. Where do I wait? How deep should I sit? Can I drop in on this kid? He looks like he knows what he's doing... Wait... No! He doesn't. Dammit!
High tide keeps the kelp from fucking with your fin, and also offers a fun inside section, where you can get waves if you wait. I slide my board out the back, slip into a short suit and walk down to the beach by myself. I knew no one those first few weeks. Surfing solo. I watched the old guys on the end snag some of that 'low and slow' stuff. And then a set would show up. Three, maybe four if we were lucky. Everyone at attention! Some people share. Some get upset.
This place gets a bad rap. Crowded with kooks, angry assholes and grumpy old guys. Sure some of that is true, but if you're willing to accept that you - like everyone else - is there for the same reason, it becomes better. Bearable. Dare I say... Fun?! Like Alex Swanson said to me in Seattle at the end of last summer, "I don't know why everyone gets so upset, we're all just playing in the ocean." Too true.
And so after a few months of surfing Malibu in the morning, I'd like to reflect on all the fun I've had, the waves I've caught and the people I've met. From Joel Tudor and Kassia Meador, to that old guy from Indiana, and the eye surgeon from San Clemente (who did not suck at surfing). Good people. Good times. I will also miss my morning routine: peanut butter toast, two Oreos, a cup of Cuban coffee and the 45 minute drive from Los Feliz to the lagoon. I'll even miss the mayhem. Sharing a wave with four or five people, dodging tourists, or blocking boards. And the ones I had on my own.... They were few and far between, tis true, but better than just about anything, or anywhere else. I'll be back, 'Bu. Promise.
tags: Expression Session, So-Cal, The Peelgrimage
So Cal Daze
Jared Mell surfing some of his favorite spots in So-Cal. As seen on Longboard Retro Days.
Andy Wauman
I inadvertently met Andy Wauman one morning at Malibu. He was surfing the inside section on a rather interesting piece of equipment. A stick that was shaped while he was living in Indonesia shooting a short film. I'm not sure how it all happened - Andy and I exchanging our information - all I know is that by the end of that afternoon we were standing on the sand sharing stories and discussing the aformentioned film he'd recently finished for Deus Ex Machina.
Andy was born in Belgium. His artistic life began with painting, however, according to Jack Taylor "his fascination for language steered him towards other mediums of expression." Since escaping Antwerp, Andy has spent the last ten years traveling the world "on a personal artistic exploration." Andy's solo exhibitions have been displayed in galleries all over the world, including Europe, the United States and Asia. Gutterdust, his alias, is a creative outlet which covers his work in the field of analogue photography, film and sculpture.
Since our initial encounter, Andy and I have become thick as thieves - surfing Malibu in the mornings, eating tacos in the afternoon and shooting photos for an upcoming adventure I intend to embark upon at the end of October. So, before Andy left Los Angeles, I sat down and asked him a couple of questions...
tags: Questions and Answers
Beautiful bit of film featuring Alessandro Ponzanelli. Brought to you by Bing Surfboards.
What Awaits
This is difficult to do. Harder than you might imagine. But it has to happen. You see, this blog has been a place for me to share my stories. Photos and a few words from weekends spent searching for surf, camping and cooking, drinking way too much whiskey and sleeping in the mildly modified cargo van Karissa called Fargo. Three years. Every weekend. From Friday evenings on the ferry to Sunday mornings surfing bullshit because it'd be another week till we saw the water again.
She was with me every weekend. My wife. She drove, I rode. She cooked, I consumed. We took turns taking photos - standing on the shore in our wetsuits, operating the camera with frozen fingers. We had our issues, like a lot of young couples. Arguing at times. Frustrated with our future, or perhaps our past? But in the end we all reflect on what was, as well as what could have been. Better? Almost certainly. Bad? Not at all. But things have happened. Unfortunate things. And so I float solo, kicking my feet and keeping my head above water. Because in the end, this is still a place for me to share my stories, both the good and the bad.
And as unfortunate as this certainly seems, I'd like to look back at this blog and reflect on everything that happened ahead of all this - those cold nights in the cargo van, cooking over a campfire, sampling ciders, watching Futurama on an iPad when there weren't any waves, scaring gas thieving meth-heads with my Glock, eating dinner at Angel's, wearing wet wetsuits, complaining about the cold, finding secret spots and enjoying the company of all the kooks we call friends. It was wonderful. But it's over. So here's to what awaits.
tags: Expression Session
Knost Split
Short bit of film featuring Alex Knost. Shot and edited by Jack Coleman for Mollusk Surf Shop.
Lessons in the Lab
The more time I spend with Mike, the more I realize he's experiencing the true state of Stoke. The fully immersed. All the way out there. He's disconnected in one way, and yet completely hooked in another. He works during the week and surfs on Saturdays, which can suck, but somehow stays Stoked. He doesn't let the little things sour his mood. He moves on. He picks a pig. And when it too big to slide the swine, he pulls out his piglet, puts on a pair of fins and gets fully shacked at the San Clemente pier. We showed up late to The Lab this particular night. I wasn't sure if he'd be up for an evening. Boy was I wrong. We drank plenty of IPAs, played 'Siete' - that goddamn game I couldn't recall a couple of weeks ago - listened to Slayer (on repeat) and entertained the animals. It was an epic evening. Unlike the last, and yet somehow very similar. Perhaps because Mike is magic and his Stoke is kinda contagious.
tags: So-Cal, The Peelgrimage
What I've been listening to lately...
tags: Music
Surfwa
Surfline
MagicSeaweed
MKSIM
INDOEK
Surf-A-Pig
SHHHHH...
IndefinitelyWild
Expedition Portal
Savage Comforts
Endless Bummer
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A Demonstrated Commitment to Veterans and the Elderly
Mary Ann Stallings, founder and CEO of Bridge to Better Living (BBL), and her entire leadership team are committed to improving the lives of seniors and veterans, not only through their work helping seniors transition into retirement communities, but also through their community activities. By Cindy Charette
Mary Ann Stallings, founder and CEO of Bridge to Better Living (BBL), and her entire leadership team are committed to improving the lives of seniors and veterans, not only through their work helping seniors transition into retirement communities, but also through their community activities.
The BBL team is well-versed in programs available to veterans and their spouses that can offset or even fully cover the costs of long-term care. Helping their clients understand these benefits while navigating the myriad options involved in the transition to senior living is BBL's mission.
Stallings said many veterans and their spouses are not aware of the benefits available to them. For instance, those meeting certain criteria may be eligible for 100% coverage for long-term care, she said. Bridge to Better Living has also been able to place qualified veterans and/or spouses in assisted living communities they wouldn't otherwise be able to afford, with assistance from the Veterans Aid and Attendance program.
In their own community of Lincoln, Nebraska, members of the BBL leadership team advocate for the elderly and veterans through their involvement with the Seniors Foundation. As former president, Stallings played an instrumental role in the development of a veterans' and senior living community named Victory Park. Stallings even traveled to Washington, D.C. to lobby lawmakers for additional services, including bus transportation and improved parking at the Victory Park campus.
In continuing efforts to support Victory Park, Kristine Dykeman-Schoening, BBL director of development, now serves as Seniors Foundation president, while Robbie Nathan, BBL director of training/staff development, serves as board secretary. Dykeman-Schoening will focus on fundraising and outreach to potential partners to help provide additional amenities for veterans and seniors, such as fitness, nutrition, and healthcare management.
Victory Park's Veterans Assisted Supportive Housing program offers other services, including a food pantry, mobile library, community events and a picnic area.
As the first community of its kind in the U.S., Victory Park is on the Veterans Administration campus, which is home to a VA hospital built in 1929. When completed, the Victory Park campus will include a 100,000-square-foot clinic with state-of-the-art testing and equipment, along with additional housing and offices.
For more information on Bridge to Better Living franchising, visit bridgetobetterliving.com.
– Cindy Charette
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Government Shutdown Endgame: Last Minute Strategy Details
A dramatic 11th-hour intervention by Obama? A capitulation over the last few billions? With a shutdown imminent, Daniel Stone reports on the president's attempt to style himself as a mediator—and the Republicans' efforts to seize the narrative.
Daniel Stone
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White House officials often assign to President Obama a series of sports metaphors. He's the closer, he's the 11th hour, he's an overtime quarterback, he runs marathons rather than sprints. But as the hours tick, could Obama drive toward the end zone?
Some White House staffers are waiting for something dramatic, citing to reporters and Newsweek Obama's previous episodes of 11th hour theatrics. There was the Bush tax cut compromise last year that Obama brokered just hours before Christmas. And the late-night health care meetings earlier in 2010 that came to a tense end.
But the most dramatic scene from Obama occurred during the 2009 U.N. climate conference in Copenhagen, when Western and Asian leaders holed up in a private meeting to forge a secret compromise. Having heard the meeting was in progress, a frustrated Obama barged into the room unannounced with senior staff, sat down and brokered an endgame to the conference.
Administration staffers aren't giving up much about Obama's plans for the day. With a clear schedule—and a canceled trip to Indiana on Friday—Obama, two officials say, is prepared to do whatever it takes, time-wise, to get a deal done, which includes the prospect for a late afternoon trip to the Hill, or more impromptu White House meetings with Hill leadership.
The White House is maneuvering to cast the president as the mediator, rather than a party in the dispute.
Meanwhile, the White House is maneuvering to cast the president as the mediator, rather than a party in the dispute. In a late-night speech Thursday, Obama said that he recognized that "both sides of the political spectrum are unhappy with certain parts of the package, and I understand those concerns"—a line seemingly chosen to distance the president from the specifics of the debate. "But that's the nature of compromise," he said, "sacrificing something that each of us cares about to move forward on what matters to all of us."
• Michelle Cottle: Why I Pity Boehner• Daniel Stone: The Capitol Hill Shutdown Slumber Party• Government Shutdown: Full coverageIn the ongoing spin war with Republicans over whose fault it would be if the government actually shut down for the weekend, the West Wing is said to be preparing press releases of anecdotes from people affected by the congressional drama. In a previous late evening address, Obama cited a man interviewed by ABC News who described his struggle living paycheck to paycheck, and how a shutdown would affect his family. "I couldn't have said it better myself," Obama said, after quoting the man. Many such stories are expected to be sent to reporters, especially over the weekend as families can't visit government buildings in Washington, and festivities associated with the National Cherry Blossom festival will be canceled.
House Republicans, however, aren't willing to let the president paint himself as the only adult in Washington, as a leader who, in the style of Bill Clinton, feels the country's pain. "Adults take seriously the crushing burden of debt Washington is leaving for our kids and grandkids," says Brendan Buck, a senior aide to Speaker John Boehner. "That's why Republicans are fighting for meaningful spending cuts that will not only reduce our deficit but produce a better environment for job creation in America."
Yet some pundits have suggested that the entire debate might not be over a few billion dollars or even several controversial policy riders. The game of chicken among both parties might actually be a test of the other party's resilience. A continuing budget is relatively small peanuts, but when Washington gets to the really big matters, like entitlement reform or the 2012 election, each side wants to have the upper hand—and credibility with its base.
Daniel Stone is Newsweek's White House correspondent. He also covers national energy and environmental policy.


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You don't treat yourself to anything else: Lena becomes a luxury lady
Whether as a singer, "The Voice" juror or influencer - Lena Meyer-Landrut is big in business.
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Whether as a singer, "The Voice" juror or influencer - Lena Meyer-Landrut is big in business. Now she's landing another advertising deal. Big, don't mess, is the motto, even if their teenage fans can hardly afford it.
A lot has been written and speculated about Lena Meyer-Landrut's private life recently. About her relationship with colleague Mark Forster, which is now said to have been approved by a marriage certificate, her offspring or where she is said to have bought a spacious home with her small family.
The 31-year-old herself is silent on all of this. What is private should remain private is her strict motto. And so she now only lets her fans into her life on her Instagram page when it comes to presenting new music, presenting a clothing collection or making another advertising deal public.
After all, the winner of the 2010 Eurovision Song Contest isn't just big on business as a singer. The casting show "The Voice Kids" is almost like her second living room. And she has long since established herself as an influencer and advertising icon, for example for the cosmetics company L'Oréal.
Now Lena has landed a new deal, as she proudly announces on Instagram. From now on she will also be a face of the luxury brand Cartier. "I want collaborations to feel timeless and not just like a passing fad, which is why I'm so excited to be collaborating with Cartier and to explore all that has happened and even more so to all that is yet to come," she explains about this in her post, which also contains three photos.
In the pictures, Lena presents, among other things, a bracelet and a ring from the jewelry manufacturer's "Juste un Clou" collection, which look like a twisted nail. Imitations of this design idea are already available for a few euros. However, if you want to call the originals from Cartier your own, you have to dig deep into your pocket. The golden ring that Lena wears in the photos is offered on the luxury brand's website for 1260 euros, the bracelet for 3450 euros.
Many of the often youthful fans of the singer can hardly afford it. But it's probably not about that at all, but about a decision with foresight. After all, Lena's days as a seemingly eternal teen star should be numbered at some point.
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The night before the Nike Women's Half Marathon, I laid out critical supplies for the next day: moisture-wicking clothes, sneakers and a couple of granola bars to scarf down on my way out the door. When I woke up, I was ready to race — over to a volunteer aid station at the tip of Hains Point.
I've still never run 13.1 miles. But on the morning of April 27, I helped 15,000 other people do it. And I discovered that volunteering can count as a workout, too.Rick Amernick, president of the D.C. Capital Striders, invited me to join about 140 members of his running group who would be pitching in at several spots. (The event had more than 1,500 volunteers). I'd already agreed before he mentioned the 5:30 a.m. start time.
"My alarm went off awfully early," commiserated Gisele Renly, 46, whom I spotted on my bike ride from Capitol Hill. We were pretty much the only folks out in the chilly darkness, so I guessed — correctly — that she was a fellow volunteer. And we were headed to the same station, just beyond Mile 9.
As we rode up, I found Amernick strategizing with Lindsay Marsh, our aid station captain, over heaps of Luna bars. The first arrivals had already set up a row of tables and were moving boxes around. Where did they want me?
"Just find someone that needs help," Marsh pleaded before picking up her cellphone to give directions to a lost volunteer while simultaneously assisting Amernick, who was struggling with setting up a pole that would fly the race banner. ("I'll have more fun when the race is over," he joked.)
Dawn Tarter, 29, and Jeff Buck, 27, looked as though they could use a hand readying some water tables, so I walked over to them. The process was straightforward: Line up paper cups, and fill them using skinny hoses connected to giant tanks called "Water Monsters." Both of my partners had volunteered at previous events but never at a race this massive.
Those hoses really speed up the process, Tarter explained. Normally, we would just make do with jugs. By the time Katey McCarthy, 29, arrived to join us, we'd covered every inch of space on the tables and it was time to test our balance: Buck grabbed a thin piece of cardboard to put across the top and we started filling a second layer of cups. And then, a third.
Our only reason to pause? The costume change. McCarthy, a race volunteer newbie like me, looked inside her assigned bag to pull out her T-shirt, and saw that she'd also scored another three tops, some shampoo and a beer bottle opener. Not a bad haul, noted McCarthy, especially because she wasn't expecting anything other than some gratitude. "I've always appreciated the people who are out there when I run, and I thought I needed to be on the other side," she said.
The whole Mile 9 team of volunteers — which had grown to about 40 people — soon huddled to discuss our game plan. Some people would be the cleanup crew, others would be in charge of passing out sips of an electrolyte drink. ("It's Nuun. Do not call it Gatorade," Marsh lectured.) The majority of us would be on water duty, handing off cups and filling new ones as quickly as possible.
Marsh, who's a liquor distributor, compared the whole experience to working at a beer festival: "Everyone is looking for something to drink." Only she gets more buzzed being at an event like this.
"I'm going to cry," she warned me. "It's 15,000 women of so many shapes and sizes doing what I love."
Amernick had a different kind of prediction.
"The storm is coming," he said. "There are only 10 runners in those first 15 minutes. Then it's another 15 minutes until you see anybody else." After that, expect chaos, which is why Amernick thinks it's important for members of the Capital Striders to be there. "We know how hard these runners are working, and we want to give, not just take," he added.
As promised, the beginning wasn't so demanding. With our pristine tables ready to go, dozens of us got into a chorus-line formation with one arm extended and fingers pinching the side of a cup. Most of the speedsters dashed on by without grabbing anything. And when one of them did, the group of us cheered as loudly as we had for the woman leading the pack.
All I remember next is a blur. For at least two hours, I felt like I didn't have enough hands. As quickly as I could grab water from our Jenga-esque display, runners were knocking the cups back or dumping them over their heads. We needed to dodge the folks who cut a path too close to the tables, and jump to avoid the splashes when cups were inadvertently chucked straight at us.
What I couldn't miss, however, were the thank-yous. So many of the athletes — who were nine miles into a race! — took the time to give the volunteers compliments. One woman, as I refilled her water bottle, proclaimed, "You're literally my lifesaver." So we were still pumped up as the crowd began thinning, and we channeled that energy into cheering on the stragglers.
There was hollering and jumping. And then, as soon as the last person passed on by, there was cleaning. Volunteers armed with rakes had kept the path passable. Now we scooped the flattened cups into trash bags, dumped the extra water and collapsed the tables.
By 10:30 a.m., we'd reached our finish line.
It was an educational experience, said McCarthy, who developed some strategies for the next time she runs a race. She now knows to make a beeline for the last water table at a station (the first one got utterly mobbed), and to forget about trying to get her cup in a trash can. (That cuts people off and doesn't do much good.)
Marsh said we'd all be learning something else the following day: "Your arms are going to be sore from holding those cups out." And our throats would be hoarse from the yelling, she added prophetically.
"I used to say volunteering at a marathon is as hard as running one. Now that I've run one, I don't feel that way any more. But it's close," said Marsh as she did a final check of the station.
There was only one thing left to do: Go home and take a nap. We'd earned it.
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Colonial madness: The Public Hospital of Williamsburg, Virginia
Brian Andrew Sharpless
Pullman, United States
The founding of the hospital
The Public Hospital of Williamsburg
Although it is widely known that the first hospital in the United States was the Pennsylvania Hospital (founded in 1751 in Philadelphia), few may realize that the first American hospital devoted exclusively to treating the mentally ill was built in Virginia. The Public Hospital of Williamsburg (also known as Eastern State Hospital or Eastern Lunatic Asylum) was first proposed to the Virginia House of Burgesses by Francis Faquier in 1766 and admitted its first patient on October 12th, 1773.1
The reasoning behind the hospital's founding rested not only on political and economic grounds (as the mentally ill often had to be transported to other states for treatment), but also on certain changes in public perception. During this pre-Revolutionary War period, editorials and newspaper articles began to document some of the more disastrous consequences of untreated "lunacy." Several stories in the Virginia Gazette2 detailed the violent and seemingly inscrutable behaviors of the insane. For example, one editor wrote in the wake of a murder committed by a "lunatic" that, "It is really shocking to see the number of miserable people who have lost the use of their reason, that are daily wandering about, for want of a proper house to keep them confined in. If there had been such a place, this poor man would not have met with the above untimely end" (p. 8). Another article noted that a wife described as "long disordered in her senses" murdered her husband with an axe and appeared to be "quite insensible of the horridness of the crime she [had] committed."(p. 9) As Dain noted in his review, there is (in general) an attitude of sympathy in these articles, rather than recrimination. However, juxtaposed with this sentiment is also recognition of what Foucault would term "the scandal of unreason"3 (p. 81) found in the insane persons' violations of Enlightenment ideals through their disordered, unseemly, and non-reasonable actions.
The Public Hospital was erected near the College of William and Mary in what we now term Colonial Williamsburg. And although it shut down for five years during the Revolutionary War (and was continually raided for supplies by both sides during the subsequent American Civil War), the original hospital building remained in fairly continuous operation until a large fire occurred on 7 June, 1885.1
During the hospital's long history, various treatments were implemented.1,2,4 These appear to be fairly synchronous with those applied at other institutions in both North America and Europe. Some of those treatments will likely sound quite strange to modern readers and would appear ineffective at best and dangerous at their worst, but were logically deduced. Dr. John Galt's writings provide a window into the theories undergirding treatments he provided as hospital superintendent (i.e., 1842-1862) and may serve to cast his antiphlogistic hypotheses for treating insanity into sharper relief. Galt stated that "The indications which we have had in view in most cases, are to depress the excessive nervous excitement, to procure sleep, to keep open the secretions, to support the strength, and to withdraw the patient's mind from his delusions" (p. 488).6 To this effect, Galt and the other physicians at the hospital would prescribe a variety of drugs, physical regimens, environmental modifications, and venesection.6
Regarding drugs, the provision of tonics (e.g., sulphate of quinine) and gentle laxatives was common practice. Purgatives such as castor oil, aloe, and tincture of hellebore were also used, the latter to treat not only insanity but also forms of paralysis (including what would later be known as sleep paralysis7,8). Obviously, the mood stabilizers and antipsychotics we are all familiar with today were not yet available, so opiates such as laudanum were used to induce sleep, lassitude, and behavioral control. Blistering agents and salves were also applied, often to the back of the neck and to the shaved head.6
Physical regimens and modifications to the patients' environment were also used. Baths of varying temperatures, applications of cold to the head, and exercise (especially military-style exercises) were common. Certain inmates were allowed to work in the hospital grounds and gardens, and leisure activities (e.g., playing musical instruments and games) were encouraged. Dietary modifications were quite prevalent, restrictions in some cases (e.g., avoiding rich foods) and expansions in others (as some patients' diets were viewed as too temperate).
Restraint was used in response to extreme cases of behavioral disorder or dangerousness. When presenting the vignette of a self-injurious female patient, Galt noted that, "If she attempts to injure her person, moderate coercion with the straight jacket [will be] necessary. Your deportment [is] to be tender, but, at the same time, resolute and firm; proper authority should be exercised over her, and she should be kept in awe of you"(p. 485).6 Benjamin Rush's tranquilizing chair and other means of patient confinement were liberally used.1
Galt also used bleeding, a medical practice in common continuous application since at least ancient Greece and clearly betraying lingering humoral assumptions. It typically involved drawing some eight to sixteen ounces at various intervals, ranging from three to sixty individual drawings depending on the particular disorder being treated.6
Who were the patients that received these multifarious treatments? In reviewing the available data from 1868-1879,9 the patients appear to have run the gamut of socio-economic classes and professions. Most common were the unemployed (20.95%), farmers (20.29%), and housewives (17.11%). Though more men (54.77%) were confined in the hospital than women, the sexes were represented fairly equivalently. Interestingly, "idiots" were not admitted to the hospital after 1830, but the cause for this shift in admissions was not entirely apparent in the records. A clue may be found in Galt's subsequent writings, as he was of the opinion that "idiots" should not be permitted to come within the view of the "incurably insane" or "convalescents." Galt noted that, "The indiscriminate mixture of all cannot fail to be an endless source of riot, and of serious disappointment" (pp. 111-112).6
The putative "causes" of insanity documented at the hospital were quite heterogeneous, ranging from biologically-based hypotheses (e.g. paresis, menstrual disturbances) to social (e.g. the fall of the confederacy) and psychological (e.g. excessive study, business affairs) ones. The most frequently documented etiologies were hereditary (13.13%), ill health (6.76%), masturbation (5.57%, exclusively found in men), and intemperance (3.32%). For many patients, however, the cause was unknown (35.94%). Interestingly, the peak age of admission fell within the twenty to twenty-five year range, which also corresponds to the well-known sensitive periods for the development of psychosis and bipolar disorders.
Although the hospital a) weathered a devastating 1885 fire, b) survived the vicissitudes of the Revolutionary and Civil Wars, and c) lacked what we would now consider to be standard medical record-keeping and outcome tracking, outcome data are nonetheless available. Outcomes from three time spans can be found in Table 1. However, as is apparent, the description of outcomes is quite vague (e.g. What was the precise definition of "recovered" used during this time? What was the relative effectiveness of confinement compared to venesection?). These limited data indicate that hospital outcomes improved over time, but whether this was due to increasingly effective interventions, changes in definitions of improvement, or variations in patient problems is unknown. Data also imply that a number of deaths occurred as well, but reasons for these (i.e., how many deaths resulted from treatments?) are similarly obscure.
Table 1. Admissions and Outcomes at the Public Hospital of Williamsburg, Virginia
Years N of Patients Admitted % "Restored" or "Recovered" % that Died
1773-17781 38 21.05 26.32
1868-18799 754 40.71 31.17
In closing, the Public Hospital of Williamsburg was the first dedicated asylum built in the American colonies. The treatments used reflected the theories of the times, and data indicate that at least some of the patients were helped. The hospital's doctors practiced during times of intense social upheaval and when modern psychiatric treatment was in its infancy. Although the hospital remains in operation today, services are now conducted in a new location on the outskirts of Williamsburg, instead of the restored main building.
Zwelling SS. Quest for a cure: The Public Hospital in Williamsburg, Virginia, 1773-1885. Williamsburg, VA: The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation; 1985.
Dain N. Disordered minds: The first century of Eastern State Hospital in Williamsburg, Virginia 1766-1866. Williamsburg, VA: The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation; 1971.
Foucault M. Madness and civilization: A history of insanity in the age of reason. NY: Vintage Books; 1988.
Jones GL. The history of the founding of the Eastern State Hospital of Virginia. American Journal of Psychiatry. 1954;110:644-650.
Cushman P. Constructing the self, constructing America: A cultural history of psychotherapy. Boston,MA: Da Capo Press; 1996.
Galt JM. The treatment of insanity. New York, NY: Harper & Brothers; 1846.
Sharpless BA, Doghramji K. Sleep paralysis: Historical, psychological, and medical perspectives. New York, NY: Oxford University Press; 2015.
Sharpless BA. Changing conceptions of the Nightmare in medicine. Hektoen International: A Journal of Medical Humanities (Moments in History Section). 2014.
Thompson PM. Annual report of the Eastern Lunatic Asylum of Virginia for the fiscal year ending september 30, 1879. 1879.
BRIAN A. SHARPLESS, PhD, MA, is assistant professor of psychology and director of the Psychology Clinic at Washington State University (WSU). He received his Ph.D. in clinical psychology and M.A. in philosophy from the Pennsylvania State University and completed his pre-doctoral internship at Pennsylvania Hospital. After graduation, he finished a post-doctoral clinical fellowship (Pennsylvania Hospital) and post-doctoral research fellowship (Center for Psychotherapy Research) at the University of Pennsylvania. Prior to his position at WSU, he was on faculty at the Pennsylvania State University. Current research interests include anxiety, unusual and rare psychological disorders, psychoanalytic therapy, and the history and philosophy of clinical psychology.
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General Manager of development, Gavin Edgar said "our preference is to look at developing new office accommodation of up to 40,000m2 in one or two buildings catering to Commonwealth and private sector tenants but we may also explore another hotel given the future demand we expect. We expect to start construction in early 2020 subject to planning approvals".
DOMA has a strong track record of delivering five Commonwealth buildings for the Department of Health, ATO, DHS and the National Archives and has over 40,000m2 of new office either under construction or planned for later this year in both Canberra and Newcastle.
The Goodwin and Kenyon Group have been an active property and investment group in Canberra since the mid 1960's and welcome the opportunity to join with DOMA to deliver a quality project in the heart of one of Canberra's most important precincts. David Kenyon, a principal of the Group, said "the site provides a unique opportunity to create a first class development which will enhance the position of Barton as Canberra's most prestigious precinct."
The sale process was conducted by Deloitte Real Estate via a single stage tender with potential buyers invited to review the request for tender documentation and due diligence material available and submitting their binding offer to purchase the Property by the 16 May 2019. Details of the price and settlement terms remain confidential.


Renewable energy is gaining increased support, but it can still be something of a divisive issue, especially when you get into the details of energy policy. Deciding how utilities should compensate owners of rooftop solar for the energy they send into the grid has stirred quite a bit of controversy, for example. Another thorny issue is subsidies. Some still see renewables as a largely Democratic or environmental issue. The truth is, though, that renewable energy is now cost-competitive and that it can provide benefits for everyone. Focusing on these benefits could help create broader support for renewables.
So, what are these benefits? Many of them are economic in nature.
On the customer level, renewable power can often save consumers and businesses money on their energy bills, especially if they install alternative energy resources on their properties. The amount of money a rooftop solar system can save you depends on numerous factors such as how much sun you get and the electricity rates in your area. In California, a 6-kilowatt system could save you an estimated $29,424 over 20 years. In Massachusetts, it could save you $30,523. A geothermal cooling system can pay for itself in just 10 years.
Another economic benefit of continued investment in renewable energy is its potential for job creation, a major issue for both Republicans and Democrats. According to a report from the Environmental Defense Fund Climate Corps, the solar and wind industries are creating jobs 12 times faster than the rest of the U.S. economy. More than 10 million people now work in the renewable energy sector worldwide, and that number is expected to grow. Many of these jobs are in manufacturing and installation. The growth of the renewables also creates a positive ripple effect across other parts of the economy.
In addition, renewable energy can serve as an additional source of income for farmers. Energy companies pay rural landowners for the ability to place wind turbines and power line easements on their land. Wind farm owners pay approximately $222 million a year to rural landowners, including $156 million to landowners in counties with below-average incomes. Growing crops to use as fuel is another potential source of income. In this way, the renewable energy sector injects additional income into rural communities.
Leaders on both sides of the aisle have declared energy independence, the ability for the United States to meet its energy needs without other nations, a goal worth striving for. Over the years, leaders have tried various strategies to accomplish that goal. Making renewable energy a part of the conversation could help spur support from both parties.
On a related note, the costs of fossil fuels can change quickly, especially when that fuel is coming from overseas. However, renewables don't require electricity producers to purchase any fuel, which could help to make energy prices more stable for consumers.
Renewables can also help make the energy grid more resilient to disasters. A large event such as a hurricane can take out fossil-fuel generating plants. When the energy system in a particular area relies on these plants, people may be left without power. Renewable energy resources, such as solar panels and wind turbines, however, are typically more distributed. Because of this wide distribution, it's more likely that some resources will survive a storm, preventing a large-scale blackout. Although some may argue that fossil fuels are still crucial for reliable power, renewable resources also have reliability benefits that don't get much attention.
While we may not be able to get through some of the more in-depth policy discussions without some disagreement, renewables can provide benefits that appeal to everyone. Although the environmental benefits of renewables are important, it's possible to make an excellent case for renewables without even mentioning the environment. The wide-ranging advantages of these technologies help make them attractive to all sides. Focusing more on these more universally appealing benefits could help make renewable energy a less divisive issue.
Gessesse, E., Grady, N., Whitehouse, K., Crowe, J., Delaney, L., Hanley, K., . . . McKeon, N. (2017). Now Hiring: The Growth of America's Clean Energy and Sustainability Jobs [PDF]. Boston, MA: EDF Climate Corps.
Renewable Energy Jobs Reach 10.3 Million Worldwide in 2017. (2018, May 8). Retrieved from https://www.irena.org/newsroom/pressreleases/2018/May/Renewable-Energy-Jobs-Reach-10-Million-Worldwide-in-2017Ricci, R. (2018, November 8).
Levelized Cost of Energy and Levelized Cost of Storage 2018. Retrieved from https://www.lazard.com/perspective/levelized-cost-of-energy-and-levelized-cost-of-storage-2018/Richardson, L. (2019, January 14).
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and an often disastrous duplication of effort.
ibid., II (1829). 12-4: ibid., V (1833), 331.
Promotionof Collegiate and Theological Education at the West (New York, 1853), 21-4.
State of Ohio, Natural and Civil (Cincinnati,c1838),285-6.
and Theological Education at the West (New York, 1845), 4-7.
7 J. M. Sturtevant, Jr., Julian M. Sturtevant: An Autobiography (New York, 1896).
8 James H. Fairchild, Oberlin: The Colony and the College, 1833-1883 (Oberlin.
representatives met in 1842 to discuss their pressing problems.
ter-Century Anniversary of Society of Education at West (New York, 1868), 38-53.
Quarterly Register, II (1829), 124-5, 2??3-4.
Register, I (1827), 11-2; ibid., V (1833), 257.
17 American Quarterly Register, I (1827). 14-6.
18 The Historyof the American Education Society, 37-8.
implicitly to college education, by sending teachers into the West.
of the pronunciation of Greek and Latin than did the students.
Higher Education in Ohio (Washington, 1891), 196.
22 Western Literary Journal (Cincinnati, 1844-45), I (1845), 205.
part of the curriculum, aimed primarily at disciplinary purposes.
1831 (Hudson, 1831), 7; ibid., 1835, 9: ibid., 1837, 10-1.
18. ibid., 1855 (1856), 17. M'Kendree College Catalogue, 1850 (Lebanon, I1l., 1850). 23.
slavery thought as well as a retreat for the education of Negroes.
Century, 1826-1876 (Cleveland, 1876), 24-31, 43.
31 Charles H. Rammelkamp, "Illinois College and the Anti-Slavery Movement,"
Valley Historical Review (Cedar Rapids, 1914--), XIV (1928), 449.
beliefs, he distributed a broadside on the night of the meeting.
Races of Men (Springfield, 1861), iv.
Ill., 1838), 37; William S. Lincoln, Alton Trials (New York, 1838), 35-7.
"Illinois College," loc. cit., 202.
York, San Francisco, 18??9), ??, ??-8.
153-4; on general situation see ibid., 450-4.
39 Yale College Catalogue, 1830, 27; Beloit College Catalogue, 1849 (Beloit, 1849).
13; Eureka College Catalogue, 1857 (Peoria, Ill., 1857), 17.
as President of Hanover College, Indiana (Cincinnati, 1850).
41 Eureka College Catalogue, 1857, 17.
42 Hanover College Catalogue, 1854 (Indianapolis, 1854), 18.
with favor not only as a means of rescuing "from death unto life,"
1837-1912 (Galesburg, Ill., 1912), 72.
45 Western Reserve Catalogue, 1831, 7-8.
46 Dedication of Antioch, 140.
47 American Quarterly Register, V (1833), 268-9.
and Theological Education at the West (Boston, 1855), 12.
ibid., 1852, 31-7; Baptist Advocate (Cincinnati, 1835), II (1836), 142.
51 Philanthropist (Cincinnati, 1836-46), II (1837), 3.
Founder of Kenyon and Jubilee Colleges (New York, 1903), 336.
53 Chase, Reminiscences, 518, 561-3.
57 Wabash College Catalogue, 1857 (Cincinnati, 1857), 17.
58 M'Kendree College Catalogue, 1850, 22.
59 Roma Louise Shively, Jubilee: A Pioneer College (Elmwood, Ill., c1936), 39.
60 Sweet, Indiana Asbury-DePauw University, 85-7.
Commencing November 4, 1835. Proceedings (Cincinnati, 1835), 45.
62 Hanover College Catalogue, 1854, 19.
63 American Quarterly Register, V (1833), 331.
64 Western Reserve College Catalogue, 1831, 8.
logue, 1835, 10-11; J. M. Peck. A Gazetteer of Illinois (Philadelphia, 1837), 69; S. A.
Founded and Endowed (Chicago, 1860), 37.
Minora, Latin grammar, arithmetic, English grammar, and geography.
with a part of Neilson's Greek exercises.
67 Western Reserve College Catalogue, 1831, 6.


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It's usually a pleasure to use Twitter, which puts and keeps me in touch with a wide array of people of similar interests; we share tidbits of information and opinion in the offhanded format of a hundred and forty characters or fewer. This weekend, lying low at home while recovering from oral surgery, I decided to spend a little more time tweeting than usual; in the process, I ran up, for the first time, against the limits of the medium.
On Friday, I had posted here about the new German film "Everyone Else," which opened that day and which Anthony Lane reviewed (favorably) in the magazine; I thought less—indeed, quite little—of the film, and said why. That night, one of my Twitter acquaintances tweeted his objections to my post and demanded that I explain my views of the film with reference to more particulars; the discussion deteriorated from there. Putting aside my interlocutor's dismay and even anger at reading sharply negative views of a film he likes—feelings I know well in regard to other films—the question is to see what his demand can teach us about film criticism itself. The written discussion of a film—whether in a review of several magazine pages, a few paragraphs of a blog post, or Twitter's handful of characters—is inherently reductive and incomplete. A critic abstracts, analyzes, aphorizes, summarizes, and leaves out lots and lots of particulars. On the other hand, I'd wager that any critic worth reading watches a movie shot by shot and moment by moment and is filled, in real time, by the movie's images, sounds, and events with a complex set of responses that, given space, time, and will, he or she could unfurl in words. That stream of critical consciousness is the raw material of criticism, and I suppose that what my interlocutor wanted me to do was to share mine, regarding "Everyone Else," with him.
Maybe the video essay is the wave of the future in film criticism precisely because it coalesces with the art form itself—and, of course, the greatest video essay is both a great work of criticism and of art, Jean-Luc Godard's "Histoire(s) du Cinéma." But there's a paradox at work here: the transcript of Godard's text of that video series makes for marvellous reading, and is itself a superlative work of criticism. Godard was a great critic and a great writer before he was a great video essayist; the style, the condensation, the abstraction, the aphorism that he—and all significant critics—relies on in his writing would just carry over into the daylong two-hander discussion, only at greater length, and with the promise of extending text into text ad infinitum in a Borgesian hysteria of endless conversation on a single film, even a single shot of a single film. Few works of art are worth the risk, not to mention the exertion; for Godard, the oeuvre that made it worthwhile was nothing less than the entirety of the cinema. Absent such a titanic undertaking, the constructive alternative is to write a piece; to conclude it, as Samuel Fuller teaches in "Park Row," with "—30—"; and to move on, to another film, another article, another tweet, another day.


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Sarkozy ally denies Gaddafi funding claims
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Claude Guéant, Sarkozy's former minister and campaign manager denied allegations that 500,000 euros were handed over by the Libyan regime to fund Sarkozy's 2007 campaign, claiming he made the money by selling 17th century Dutch paintings he owned.
Former French Interior minister Claude Guéant, interviewed on popular TV channel France 2's evening news on Tuesday, denied having received Libyan money allegedly used to fund Nicolas Sarkozy's 2007 presidential campaign.
The former president's close friend and collaborator spent Tuesday going around radio and TV stations asserting his innocence.
However Guéant did confirm allegations made by French weekly newspaper Le Canard Enchainé on Tuesday, that documents relating to a money transfer of more than 500,000 euros were confiscated by the police after a raid on his apartment and law firm offices last February.
The former minister said that money was declared and came from the sale of 17th century Dutch paintings he owned.
Claude Guéant, Nicolas Sarkozy's right-hand man since 2002 ©AFP
"These are processions I bought 20 years ago," he said. "I have all the receipts and have made them available to the court."
He admitted that some bills were paid in cash thanks to his ministerial "bonuses," which range from "anything in between 20,000 to 25,000 euros."
He added that these cash bonuses were brought to an end under Nicolas Sarkozy in 2006.
Liar or thief ?
However, former right-wing minister Roselyne Bachelot told TV station Direct8 that Guéant's claims could not be true. "That he recieved bonuses after 2002 is absolutely impossible," she said. "I was in government myself when [then-Prime Minister] Lionel Jospin banned bonuses."
"Maybe there was money going round the Interior minister's cabinet because they have to pay police informants, but that money shouldn't have been pocketed. So, he's either a liar or a thief," she added.
Former French president Nicolas Sarkozy has been formally charged by a Bordeaux court Thursday 21 March 2013 with "exploiting the weakness" of the world's richest woman, L'Oréal heiress Liliane Bettencourt, allegedly to illegally finance his 2007 election campaign.
Sarkozy's lawyer Thierry Herzog said his client would be "fighting back immediately" against the charge.Sarkozy, 58, has always maintained that he visited Bettencourt's residence only once during the campaign, contrary to testimony from several members of the multi-millionaire's staff.
Jospin's action against bonuses was subsequently confirmed by Laurent Berger, head of the CFDT, one of France's major trade unions, and by Daniel Vaillant, who was interior minister at the time.
"We stopped paying bonuses on January 1st 2002. I doubt the following minister brought them back, but I can assure you that in our government, from that date, no bonus was paid," Vaillant told France Info radio on Tuesday.
'I never saw or heard of Libyan money'
Guéant has been a close ally of Sarkozy from the start, becoming his chief of staff in 2002, minister of finance in 2004 before becoming interior minister in 2007. Sarkozy then named him his campaign manager for the 2007 presidential election.
The court issued a search warrant for Guéant's home and offices during the probe into allegations that Muammar Gaddafi's Libyan regime contributed to Sarkozy's 2007 campaign.
In December 2012, Franco-Libyan businessman Ziad Takieddine claimed he had proof of the financing.
"There is absolutely no Libyan financing in this matter," Guéant said on the radio, adding, "at no point did I see or hear of Libyan money. I am clear and unconditional about that."
He said he was registering two complaints against Ziad Takieddine for "the lies he is spreading and defamation."
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Isaac Hayden could yet be forced out of Newcastle United.
Hayden was attracting interest from Aston Villa and hankers after a move further south, close to his young family, says the Evening Chronice. But he has knuckled down after a bad start to the season and played well through a January period where he had re-asserted his desire to leave, only to see Newcastle's failed move for Andreas Samaris effectively end those hopes in the final days of the transfer window.
Benitez said: "I think you could see his commitment was there on the pitch. He was fine, he was good. The training sessions yesterday, he scored a lot of goals in the five-a-side, so I think he is quite focused now, he is enjoying playing and it's okay.
"Maybe in the future, it will be another thing, but at the moment, he knows he cannot go and he is quite happy because he is enjoying himself playing."


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