Anika

Horrible. - John (bird whisperer)

It's just so awful. For the students, the families, the staff. Everyone in that community. - Jennifer Dittrich

Tragic. :( - Stephen Mack

:( - Anne Bouey

I feel the same about arguments around discrimination against other groups. - John (bird whisperer)

Yes. It's so stupid. It's just like how I've been saying these white supremacists aren't scared of equality, they're scared they'll be treated like they treat non-whites. It's such and embarrassingly bad argument that you can't help but laugh at them. - Anika

How cool. I'd no idea any night games were played that early. - Kirsten loves you

"KissQuest: The Search for Oppa is a massively multiplayer action/romance/strategy/romantic strategy RPG featuring a persistent world where all your favorite Korean drama characters and locations come together in the adventure of a lifetime. Live out your own Korean dramas as you explore the City of Soul and meet (and date!) the unforgettably hot men (“Oppas”) who call it home." - Anika

I saw a few tweets on it earlier today and chuckled. But then I went to DF site and this was up there and the full world they posted it too hilarious to be true. I mean...I really don't want this game to exist at all. - Anika

Checked their news site just in case. It doesn't exist. YAY! http://www.dramafever.com/news... - Anika

Heh, that's like the opposite with me & my kids. And they want to play Minecraft. =p - rønin

The first 626 Night Market had poke nachos with fried wonton wrappers as the chips, I believe. I've completely forgotten which restaurant made those. (edit, but a couple of seconds googling, it was probably Cha Cafe.) - Andrew C (✔)

Didn't go to the 1st one and I know for sure I didn't get them at the ones I did attend. Never been to Cha Cafe either. I'm picturing Rosemead or Monterrey Park, but it was most likely somewhere in OC. - Anika

North Shore Poke Co? Huntington Beach, and they just opened one in Cerritos. - Jaclyn aka spamgirl

Yesssssss. - Jennifer Dittrich

The kids are on board with this. I just don't want to go pick out fish. Right now, I'd prefer to make it with halibut, but the kids want tuna. "We haven't had it in forever!" and "It's spring break, we should get some." are being said. - Anika

That's persuasive. - Stephen Mack

I got yellowtail ($3/lb. is a great price!) and I'm so pleased with myself. After years of watching sushi chefs and ahjummas on Korean variety shows, I got the know-how to skin a fish properly. The family loved it. - Anika

Because, obviously, poor people are poor due to their bad food purchasing decisions. o_O - Ken Morley

Similar - a family friend's ex-husband failed to file a bunch of their paperwork, and then lied about it. She had to sort it out years later when she went to get her daughter's social security card. They were lucky they found out then, but it still took ages to sort out. - Jennifer Dittrich

That was one thing I was worried about with marrying Adrian. He says he does stuff that he didn't do. I made him find his green card before the wedding so there was no issue. Such a pain. - Anika

I ordered my Spaghetti tree today! :D - Halil

"Brown has attended career fairs locally and nationally trying to recruit more African-Americans. “With all the technology we have now, the face of libraries is changing,” she said. “They’re not just places where people check out books; it’s becoming more appealing to the community and newer populations of individuals.” Nationally, the numbers of black and brown librarians are dismal. A diversity report by the American Library Association,, showed that among a total credentialed library population of 118,666, only 6,160 are black and 3,661 are Latino." - Anika

Too bad becoming a librarian is more of a class thing. I had briefly considered librarianship, then I noted that my friends who were volunteering at libraries and pursuing that path were all from wealthy families. So, for the same reason I couldn't major in architecture, I had to bypass this. Since I was paying out of my own pocket for my education, I just couldn't afford the degrees. The few scholarships available were geared to go to rich white kids. - Anika

I think we need to get the word out more about all the different paths to get to libraries. Not all of it is unpaid volunteering at public libraries, but of course a lot of people assume it is. - kendrak

I don't see where it says 'unpaid volunteering' is a path, let alone the only one. Also, we were all paid volunteers & not everyone volunteered at a public library. What was certain was that I was never going to afford to do the work required for a degree simply because, as I said above, I lacked the support system. At any rate, that doesn't do much to reach outside of white women. Librarians seem to be great at digging up diversity stats, but doing something about it has always seemed a completely different thing. I mean, LAPL doesn't even pay their staff equally and I've watched black librarians quit for new paths over the past 5 years because of it. - Anika