1. THE STORYTELLER
1.1. Queen Tei
2. BUILD ONE TOOLBOX
3. Actors
3.1. Canada
3.1.1. Adult shop retailers
3.1.2. Rob Ford
3.1.3. ACT UP Toronto
3.1.4. Health Canada
3.2. Cascadia
3.2.1. ACT UP Cascadia
3.2.2. Randall Garrison
3.2.3. Dan Savage
3.3. USA
3.3.1. ACT UP New York
3.4. Europe
3.5. Asia
3.6. Australia
4. PRIORITIES
4.1. Develop Sponsors
4.1.1. Political
4.1.2. Financial
4.1.3. Community
4.2. Research
4.2.1. Frontier Peer Review
4.3. Stabilize
4.3.1. Staff
4.3.1.1. Managing Partner
4.3.2. Technology
4.3.2.1. Administrator
5. Venues
5.1. Popperspedia.com
5.2. Canadian Amyl Nitrite Campaign
5.2.1. Dyspareunia
5.2.2. Health Canada
5.2.3. The Liberal Party
5.2.4. Adjusting Rob Ford
5.3. CENTER FOR RATIONAL ADDICTION CURTAILMENT STRATEGIES
5.3.1. Our Mission is Simple
5.3.1.1. INDUSTRY FUNDED
5.3.1.2. NONPROFIT
5.4. Toronto Pride 2014
5.4.1. ignite ACT UP
5.4.1.1. Request Amyl Nitrite Prescription for RPP
5.4.1.1.1. Information kits - QR Code
5.4.1.2. Sponsor Canadian Chapters
5.5. ASSOCIATION OF RECEPTIVE PARTNERS IN PAIN
6. OBJECTIVES
6.1. TIP A POINT
6.2. Create Social Change
6.2.1. EMPOWER LGBT COMMUNIITY
6.2.1.1. AFTER MARRIAGE EQUALITY - WHAT NEXT?
6.2.2. REDUCE HIV RATES IN GAY MALES
6.2.2.1. SAFETY THROUGH SATISFACTION
6.2.3. IMPROVE RATIONAL DECISION MAKING IN FEDERAL SPENDING
6.2.3.1. INDEX OF COMMON SUBSTANCES - RELATIVE HARM
6.3. Increase Website traffic
6.4. Encourage supplier signup
7. Themes
7.1. AS proven effective remedy for Dyspareunia / Anodyspareunia
7.2. AS Metaphor for the web information failure
7.2.1. A thousand references don't make it true
7.2.2. Opinion vs Fact
7.2.3. Need for peer review
7.2.3.1. New models
7.2.3.1.1. Frontier
7.2.3.1.2. Wikiipedia
7.2.4. The simplicity of error propagation
7.3. AS Metaphor for class warfare against LGBT community
7.3.1. First Strike 1970's
7.3.2. Current Campaigns - Canada
7.3.3. Strategic - Low Risk Asset to advance LGBT position
7.3.3.1. After Marriage Equality - What?
7.3.3.2. The value of a proxy war
7.4. AS Metaphor for LBGT Community
7.4.1. Freely available in the 60's
7.4.2. Banned in the 70's
7.4.3. Villainous (wrongly) in the 80's
7.4.4. Misrepresented in the 90's
7.4.5. Internalized in the 00's
7.4.6. Spreading in the 10's
7.4.7. New Paradigm for the 20's?
7.5. AS Metaphor for failure of LGBT and Alternative Press
7.5.1. Never got the story right
7.5.2. Abandoned their audience
7.5.3. A debt that is owed
7.5.3.1. Call for settlement of that debt
7.5.3.1.1. Press kits
7.5.3.1.2. Change in advertising policies
7.5.4. Agent of journalistic standards vs unsubstantiated opinion