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JFREJ Purim Shpil
What is Purim?
Purim is a favorite Jewish holiday for feminists, young people, queer folks, and party animals of all stripes. Purim's narrative, the Book of Esther (aka the megillah), tells a tale of a foolish king, a woman refusing to dance naked for all the king's men, a beauty pageant, a secret revealed, and a time of tables-turning on the bad-guy known as Haman (may his name be blotted out)! The holiday calls for noisemaking, rule-breaking, binary-blurring and an end to business as usual. All of those elements come together in a traditional folk play called a Purimshpil.
How JFREJ celebrates Purim
Since 2002, JFREJ has sponsored a radical Purimshpil project founded by artist agitators and educators Adrienne Cooper (zts"l) and Jenny Romaine in partnership with the Workmen's Circle/Arbeter-Ring and the Great Small Works theater collective. For the past few years, the Aftselokhes Spectacle Committee has worked with JFREJ and a long list of other artists and social justice organizations to produce Purim spectacles that bring together hundreds of revelers each year for a wild time. Each year, the Purimshpil offers a powerful example of what can happen when we use our cultural abundance in our political organizing. From 2002's "Giant Puppet Purim Ball Against the Death Penalty" to 2004's "Rehearsal for the Downfall of Shoeshine: An Immigrant Justice Purim Spectacular!" to 2007's "Roti and Homentaschn: The Palace Workers Revolt! A Purim Carnival Spectacular" to 2012's "Your Homentaschen Are Killing Me! A Purim Ball for the body, its resilience, its fragility, and its bounce!", the shows have enlivened, enlightened, confused, and inspired JFREJ members and our friends and comrades.
Over the years, these radical Purimsphils have helped JFREJ strengthen and expand relationships with allied organizations including Domestic Workers United, Good Old Lower East Side (GOLES), CAAAV: Organizing Asian Communities, Mothers on the Move (MOM), Picture the Homeless, FIERCE, FUREE, The HIV Prevention Justice Alliance, PURSUE: Action for a Just World, Storahtelling, HEEB Magazine, and the AJWS-AVODAH Partnership. They have brought amazing artists into the JFREJ extended family, including Rebel Diaz, Galeet Dardashti, Blakbüshe, the Shondes, Kol Isha, the Rude Mechanical Orchestra, Yiddish Princess, DJ Rekha, Frank London's Klez-Brass All-Stars, Maracatú New York, DJ Ripley, and many many more.
To read more about JFREJ Purim's past:
- Unmasked: Has Purim replaced Passover as the best holiday vehicle for expressing individual Jewish identity? TabletMag.com. Liel Leibovitz. February 26, 2010
- SPARE TIMES: March 2 - March 8; ROTI AND HOMENTASCHN, New York Times. Melena Ryzik. March 2, 2007.
- Wrestling with Esther: Purim Spiels, Gender, and Political Dissidence. Zeek.net. Ezra Nepon. March 2006.
- Celebration Condemns the Death Penalty, Peoplesworld.org, Louis Shipman. March 22, 2002
Saturday Night Masquerade Ball
2013's Purim Shpil, "I See What You're Doing: Purim, Puppets, Politsey" was a smashing success! Click play below to start the slideshow and see why this grand event gets called the Best Party of the Year by hundreds of New Yorkers!
Sunday Family Show
For the first time, JFREJ and the Aftselokhes Spectacle Committee partnered with the Midtown Workmen's Circle School and Kolot Chayenu to present a Family Show! Click play below for the beautiful photographs of the family show.
All photographs by Tinker Coalescing.
A History of JFREJ Purim's Past
To read more about JFREJ Purim's past, see photo galleries, hear radio interivews, and news articles, please click each title for a more complete description of that year's event.
2012: Your Homentaschen Are Killing Me! A Purim Ball for the body, its resilience, its fragility, and its bounce!
Presented by Jews for Racial and Economic Justice
March 3rd 2012; 220 36th St, Industry City
The Aftselokhes Spectacle Committee and a coterie of celebrity brass bands, rock stars, Yiddishy supernovas, cabaret singers, activists, and jesters of all stripes present a very ancient, yet totally contemporary Purim masquerade Ball.
The Purim Ball (Your homentaschen are killing me!) is an original work of art grounded in the traditional pan-Jewish practice of staging transgressive folk plays re-enacting the scroll of Esther, and delivering a fanciful, somewhat drunken but always profound, critique of power. At the heart of the event is a glittering original handmade Purim Shpiel. Expect oversize costumes and puppets, dazzling sets, the drag will be high, low and medium, and the age and gender spectrum will runneth over. Many of the languages of our kingdom of Shushan, NYC will be spoken.
The party is created by a collaborative group of artists, activists and civilians (including Julie Davids, Avi Fox-Rosen, Anna Jacobs, Daniel Roza Lang-Levitsky, Dr. Rachel Mattson, Abigail Miller, LJ Roberts, Jenny Romaine, Zach Scholl, Hannah Temple, Josh Waletzky, Cassandra Burrows, and the Occupy Wall Street Puppetry Guild) in the style of a carnival mas camp. The crew, originally gathered under the tutelage of visionary Yiddish scholar and beloved Diva Adrienne Cooper (to whom this year's Purim shpiel is dedicated), has been working together for a decade, in collaboration with Jews for Racial and Economic Justice, Workmen's Circle, and Great Small Works.
Purim is the Jewish festival of spring fever, of masquerade and parodies of all sacred things. It centers on the Scroll of Esther, the Megillah, a burlesque of a story that wears the mask of being a factual history. For centuries Jews have made homemade pageants like ours to tell this story and to talk about overreach—about how the powerful turn abysmally stupid and bring about their own destruction. But Purim also has a mystical side, and we learn from the Purim rabbis that this holiday is a campy stare at what scares us the most, in ourselves and in the world. It must be taken seriously. There are many paths to holy disorder, many routes to the place of perfect misunderstanding. The more we move towards what scares us, explore and embody it, the more we are entering into the practice of Purim and the more deeply we will be renewed. So set your watch to the wrong time, dress up topsy-turvy, and meet us between 8 and late at 220 36th street in Industry City, Sunset Park, Brooklyn.
The theme of this year's Purim Shpiel is the body, its fragility, strength, and resilience. We are using the bodies of the heroes of the megillah to tell stories from the disability justice movement and from the domestic employers and domestic workers teamed up in the Caring Across Generations campaign. Caring Across Generations recognizes that we all give and receive care over the course of our lives. Their innovative analysis and organizing strategy are bringing together the home health care workers of Domestic Workers United and the disability justice movement to address the many dimensions of the health care crisis in America. "Your homentaschen are killing me!" also draws together the energy (and puppeteers) of the Occupy movement with activists and artists who have been doing long term work to revolutionize the economics of health care.
Members of the Aftselokhes crew have worked with Circus Amok, the Rude Mechanical Orchestra, Yiddish Princess, Jenny Romaine's Sukkos Mob, and the Department of Transformation. Previous Purim partners include Frank London's Klezmer Brass All Stars, Jennifer Miller, Maracatu New York, Abigail Levine, Adrienne Cooper, Melanie Kaye/Kantrowitz, Nicolai Borodulin, Amichai Lau-Lavie, Mira Stroika, Una Osato/ExHOTic Other; [installation and video artists] Terra Incognita, Carrie Gleason, Kate Huh, Niknaz Tavakolian, Pearl Gluck, Seltzer & Salt, Heather Acs; [musicians], Michael Winograd, Rima Fand, Wollesonics, Sarah Aroeste, Michelle Miller, Judith Berkson, Xavier, Crosmopolitan; [bands & DJs], Kol Isha, Inner Princess, Yiddish Princess, Schmekel, Freetheopiques, Rebel Diaz, DJ Rekha, and DJ Shomi Noise.
Special thanks to the HIV Prevention Justice Alliance for their partnership in knowledge sharing and movement creation! The HIV Prevention Justice Alliance (HIV PJA) is a national coalition of more than 80 organizations and a network of 13,000 individuals working at the intersection of HIV/AIDS, human rights, and struggles for social, racial, gender, and economic justice. Since 2007, our network of thousands of people with HIV, activists, researchers, service providers, and change-makers is mobilizing in the fight for human rights and HIV prevention justice.
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It's July, and I'm (still) sending and receiving emails with the word "Purim" in the subject line. Why? Well, it's the puppets. They can't stay where they are; they need to be moved to a larger space. And so, even though the month of Adar is long past, the work of Purim continues. I realize this might seem slightly loony. Purim occupies one day on the calendar. It is -- according to my computer's dictionary -- a "lesser Jewish festival." Moreover -- isn't it just a party? So why devote this much time to it? Here's why: because my involvement in this annual event has offered me one of the most meaningful sites of activist, aesthetic, and community exploration I've ever known. It offers me the ecstatic opportunity to learn new things (about Jewish tradition, about current political campaigns, about how to use a glue gun); to participate in the work of making the world a better place; and to build new kinds of community. It also offers me the refuge of glitter, collectivity, and creativity during winter's darkest days.
This year, winter was especially dark. On Christmas, Adrienne Cooper—the great queer yiddishist visionary who first dreamed up this particular Purim event—died of quick-moving cancer at the age of 65. A lot of us felt totally heartbroken, just ripped right open, by her death—and still did, when, just a few weeks after her passing, we met to begin the work of dreaming up and planning for Purim. It was good to gather together in that moment, and we held Adrienne's memory close as we decided that we wanted to weave our grief into this year's event—and alongside it, our joy that we'd been lucky enough to know her. We decided: we would mourn and celebrate her life and death by meditating on the body's fragility (sickness, death) and its resilience (healing, ecstasy) with this year's spectacle.
Purim, if you're not familiar, is a carnival holiday—the forbidden is permitted, power relations supposedly upended, and costume and spectacle make political critique. It's a holiday that members of JFREJ have celebrated, for the past ten years, alongside other artists and activists, in the form of a multimedia, politically engaged performance party. As always, we wanted to tie this year's event to ongoing activist campaigns, so we invited JFREJers, the Occupy Wall Street Puppetry Guild, and others to a political education event at Great Small Works' studio. There we heard presentations by Jodeen Olguín-Tayler from Caring Across Generations (CAG); JFREJ organizer Rachel McCullough; and HIV Prevention Justice Alliance's Julie (JD) Davids. We also got a (culturally sensitive!) lesson in the New Orleans dance stylings of "sissy bounce" from Purimista Zach Scholl and a tutorial in Hasidic women's line dancing by Jill Gellerman. Each presentation deepened our thinking about how to organize collectively—in the streets, in the legislative arena, and on the dance floor—to care for our bodies and the bodies of other people.
We spent the next two months in the usual frenzy of searching for an event space, corralling volunteers, herding musicians, learning songs, studying text, writing the script, lugging boxes of liquor, building puppets, and, in a radical new way, slowing down to listen to our bodies. Anna Jacobs and Hannah Temple shared personal experience and introduced us to radical writings on disability by authors including Eli Clare. In the end, we recast the Purim story as a tale about people who are both hurting and full of strength, facing the giant monster of the corporate healthcare system. We set the tale in "Shushan, Arizona," a place "that prefigures the future of the U.S.: large percentages of the population are either over sixty five—maturing baby boomers who will soon need care—or immigrants ready to work and looking for a path to citizenship." Jenny Romaine and Daniel Rozele Lang/Levitsky guided the audience though the organized chaos of the show—which featured beautiful choreography by Ariel Federow and J. Dellecave; Yiddish revery by Josh Waletsky and Gabe Levine; scenic madness by Abigail Miller and crew; and music remixes by Avi Fox-Rosen and friends. We heard testimonials about how different folks have given and received care. Members of Domestic Workers United performed as armored warriors of justice. We all delighted in a mash-up of the trad Purim song "LaYehudim Hayesa Orah" with Big Freedia's sissy bounce hit "Excuse."
And we sang a tribute to Adrienne Cooper: "Ballebuste, zisinke, zisinke zise ballebuste" -- which, in Jenny Romaine's loving translation, means "sweet chief woman in charge, deliciously sweet chief woman in charge, ridiculously sweet and attractive woman in charge." So, yes. I'm still working on Purim even though it's the thick of summer. And I'm lucky, because doing so helps me hold close what I have learned from Purim—and Adrienne, and all the people who work together annually to remake meaningful diaspora Jewishness by way of the carnivalesque—throughout the many months of the year.
March 19th, 2011; St Cecilia's
Purim is a holiday of inversions where we get so ritually drunk we cannot tell the difference between our enemy (Haman) and our hero (Mordechai). We get so disguised that we become strange to ourselves and mystical to our friends.
We make a lot of noise!
We get so lost, you might say, that we get found again.
Your Local JFREJ/GSW Purim shpil speaks of over reach, overtime pay, courage, the derangement of those in power, and the Domino effect of successful organizing (Go Domestic Worker's United!). It will be an incredible party where we can practice the political improvisation skills we need to join the world wide effervescence.
Hurry Hurry Hurry! Bands! Giant outdoor Puppet Shows!
Cabaret! Masquerade! Riveting and Right-On Installations!
Dancing, organizing and more!!!!
Hope to see you there March 19th.
Check out these Amazing Performers:
- Avi Fox-Rosen's Musical Madness
- Schmeckel: 100% Trans Jews
- Yiddish Princess
- The Rude Mechanical Orchestra
- Amazing Amy, the Yoga Yenta, and her Kosher Kontortion
- Shawn Shafner
- exHOTic other
- Haman's Drag Race
- DJ Shomi Noise
- Mira Stroika
Sponsored by Jews for Racial and Economic Justice + Great Small Works with support from PURSUE: Action for a Just World
2010: Choose your own PURIM! LOVE REVELATION CONCRETE REVENGE
February 20, 2010; Synagogue For the Arts
The annual legendary Purimspiel is back!
Inner Princess vs Yiddish Princess battle of the bands! and more!
Featuring Rude Mechanical Orchestra, DJ Lil Ray,Jenny Romaine, Daniel Lang/Levitsky, Jessica Lurie, Rima Fand, Sarah Aroeste, Avi Fox-Rosen, Abigail Levine, Abigail Miller, Aleza Summit, Ariel Federow, Quito Ziegler, Michelle Kay, Gaby Cryan, Xavier, AJ, Killer Sideburns, Zil Goldstein, Rachel Mattson, Gretchen Hildebran, Kate Huh and many more.
Presented by: Jews for Racial & Economic Justice, Workmen's Circle, & Great Small Works
2009: Lower East Shushan: A Purim of Vacant Lots
March 14, 2009; Workmen's Circle/Arbeter Ring
How many long-time residents can you fit in a house of cards? Does Mordechai clean behind his ears? Will Esther take a stand? Are all alien nations against gentrification? Will CAAV get back from the Bronx in time? Just how DO you take over a building, anyways? And which one's Mordechai, and which one's Haman?
Dancing! Merriment! Food and Drinks! Hop, meine homentashen, and see the show! Workmen's Circle and JFREJ present in partnership with the Good Old Lower East Side (GOLES) and CAAAV: Organizing Asian Communities, and thanks to Great Small Works and the New Yiddish Repertory Theater.
Spectacle house band led by Avi Fox-Rosen with Judith Berkson, Lee Free, Mary Feaster. Special appearances by pianist Ray Santiago and master congero and singer Abran Rodriguez, Adrienne Cooper, the Rude Mechanical Orchestra, Crosmopolitan, Gary Z, Xavier, and more. Star studded performing devising ensemble: Ariel Federow, Katy Rubin, Killer Sideburns, Abigail Miller, Michelle Malka Miller, Seltzer and Salt, Tamar Elster, Ora Fruchter, Abigail Levine, Aleza Summitt, Avi Rose, Rachel Yucht, Sam Wilson, Tine Kindermann, CAAAV Youth Group, WCKinder Shula, Copper Henningfield (the world's greatest Magician)
WHAT IS PURIM? Purim is the Jewish festival of spring fever, of masks and costumes and parodies of all sacred things. It centers on the Scroll of Esther, a farcical story that wears the mask of being a factual history. It is a tale of overreach, a parody of officialdom in which the powerful turn abysmally stupid and bring about their own destruction. YAY!
The L.E.S. SHUSHAN Purim Shpiel of Vacant Lots is offered as a balm to the spirit. A Heavy Metal banana peel to the political soul.
Ritual expert Rebbetsin Hadassah Gross has said...There are many paths to holy disorder, many routes to the place of perfect misunderstanding... The more we move towards what scares us most, explore and embody it., The more we are entering into the practice of Purim..the more deeply we will be rearranged, supercharged and renewed.
This party is all about gentrification on the Lower East Side, and finding solutions to it through brilliant strategy by long-term residents, newcomers, allies, and gentrifiers together
Made by an impossible coalition of kids and elders, long term L.E.S. activists, artists, anthropologists, queers, religious n' secular folk together.
2008: 28 Condos Later - A Zombie Purim
(Workmen's Circle/Arbeter Ring & JFREJ Purim Spectacular)
March 22, 2008; Workmen's Circle/Arbeter Ring
TERRIFYING performance! HORRIFYING costumes! DEVELOPERS that go bump in the night! SPINE-TINGLING drinks! STOMACH-FILLING food by Domestic Workers United! MONSTERS!DANCING! MAYHEM! THEATER! PUBLIC HOUSING! LIBERATION!
Music by: Michael Winograd and Friends, Rebel Diaz, The Rude Mechanical Orchestra, DJ Doom Dub, and more!
Spectacle by: Jenny Romaine! Adrienne Cooper! Daniel Lang/Levitsky! Killer Sideburns! Aleza Summit! Michelle Kay! Rachel Mattson! Ariel Federow! The Sukkos Mob! and many, many more...
In partnership with Mothers on the Move, Picture the Homeless, Good Old Lower East Side (GOLES), FIERCE, and the AJWS-AVODAH Partnership.
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No one is hurt but the costumes
The JFREJ/Workmens Circle Purimspiel is a legendary annual event and this year continued the righteous and raucous spectacular & topsy-turvy tradition. The concept: murderous zombie buildings take over Manhattan, and only Esther and the collective efforts of the dispossessed can save the day. This zombie-gentrification horrorshow was created by a team of mad scientists under the fluorescent glow of Workmen's Circle conference rooms, drawing on the Megillah as well as interviews with members of grassroots community organizations from the Right to the City Campaign: GOLES, MOM, Picture the Homeless, FUREE & FIERCE. Despite a giant pool of slippery fake blood on the dance floor, hundreds of sweaty JFREJ members, friends, and allies escaped death and/or dismemberment on Saturday, March 22.
Don't believe the hype – this Purim performance did actually have a plot. Behind all those smooth Michael Jackson dance moves, beneath the sexy mermaids of the labor movement costumes, amidst the rats and roaches that ran shrieking through the audience, audible through the raucous tunes of Michael Winograd, the Rude Mechanical Orchestra, Rebel Diaz, and the cheering crowd at Yankee Stadium – a highly inventive and clever production guided the audience through the pitfalls of the search for affordable housing in New York City. Representatives from partner organizations GOLES, MOM, Picture the Homeless, and FIERCE participated in the show and were able to pitch their campaigns to the general audience. Hundreds of postcards were signed. But mostly, we got to model the kind of world we want to live in: one in which the fight for economic justice is a catalyst for creativity and a full-on celebration.
2007: Roti and Homentaschn: The Palace Workers Revolt! A Purim Carnival Spectacular
Saturday March 3, 2007; Workmen's Circle/Arbeter Ring
Come see the hidden story of Shusan's domestic workers revealed! A raucous Purim carnival featuring outrageous performances, traditional Jewish and Caribbean food and drinks, and dancing to the sounds of klezmer, calypso, and marching bands! Revellers are encouraged to come in costume and see the Purim story as they've never seen it before!
- Music from members of Romashka, the Rude Mechanical Orchestra, DJ Tikka Masala, and more;
- Giant babies;
- Performance and spectacle courtesy of: the Cultural Committee of Domestic Workers United, Jennifer Miller (Circus Amok), Adrienne Cooper, Ariel Federow a.k.a. Miss JewSA, Daniel Lang-Levitsky, Killer Sideburns, Rachel Mattson, Jenny Romaine and countless others;
- Lavish drinks! Delicious food!
Co-sponsored by JFREJ and Workmen's Circle in partnership with Domestic Workers United and Great Small Works.
2006: Purim Without Papers: A Fabulous Immigrant Justice Purim Party
Saturday, March 11th; The Workmen's Circle/Arbeter Ring>
Celebrate the festival holiday of Purim with JFREJ, The Workmen's Circle/Arbeter Ring and SVARA as we dress in costume, dance, and focus on the effects of evil kings on New York's immigrant communities.
Spectacle, Design and Direction by: Jenny Romaine (Great Small Works) w/ Alessandra Nichols, Mornography and Daniel Lang/Levitsky
Musical Performances by:
DJ Rekha (festive South Asian dance beats)
Susan Watts
Galeet Dardashti
Jake Shulman-Ment
Alan Watsky
Kol Isha
Jennifer Miller (Circus Amok)
The Shondes (NY Premiere)
and DJ Handler of Juez
Video by: David Felix Sutcliffe
Written and Performed by: Ana Rubinstein, Deb Shoval, Ayasha Samson, Emily Nepon, Liz Starin, Joseph Dobkin, Rachel Mattson, Michelle Kay, Michelle Miller, Leah Whiteman, Rob Ebeltoft, Andrea Lomanto, Karina Weinstein, Tine Kindermann, Anna London, Joanne Borts, Brenden Varma, Alex Kontorovitch
2005: Rehearsal for the Downfall of Shoeshine - An Immigrant Justice Purim Spectacular!
Saturday, March 26; Knitting Factory Mainspace
At this interactive purim schpiel, you'll find fabulous costumes, dance, spectacle, and subversion around every corner, and relevant political messages between the storylines. In a time when immigrant communities are being repressed, attacked and surveilled, our Purim celebration will honor the resistance struggles of these communities.
Come boo the evil Haman and his surveillance society! Cheer for Esther, the liberator!
MC Jenny Romaine
Frank London's Klezmer Brass All Stars with Maracatu New York
Members of Great Small Works
Juez (breakbeat-klezmer-jazz band)
DJ Handler
And many surprise others!
Sponsored by: Workmen's Circle/Arbeter Ring, JFREJ, Modular Moods Records
March 6, 2004; Workmen's Circle
Time to turn things upside-down and play and dance and celebrate and transform. And you can do all that, and more, at NO BORDERS: NON-STOP PURIM, a blow-out evening of spectacle, parody, politics, party, and go-go galore, featuring a PURIM SPIEL about IMMIGRANT RIGHTS. Plus: Music by Frank London & friends; Megillah readings and subversions by Rebetsn Hadassah Gross (aka Amichai Lau-Lavie), Jenny Romaine & Great Small Works, The Syndicate & TreyfGender Posse, Adrienne Cooper, and DJ Mitsveh Tanz.
GO AND LEARN, SUNDAY, March 7, Workmen's Circle
The Workman's Circle's Center for Social & Economic Justice sweeps up after the Purim bash (and gives you time to sleep off the revelries) and presents a WORKSHOP ON IMMIGRANT RIGHTS with speakers from the NY Immigration Coalition, Amnesty International, and Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society.
2002: Giant Puppet Purim Ball Against the Death Penalty
An article on Peoplesworld.org, "Celebration Condemns the Death Penalty," describes the event, which brought together "hundreds of revelers, young and old, who danced, weaving the traditional Jewish line and circle dances around the hall" and featured a megillah re-telling and music by The Klezmatics, folk singer Juan Avila, and King Django's Roots and Culture Band who played reggae with Yiddish lyrics.
Celebrations of traditional ethnic culture can often be narrow and emphasize the separateness of peoples from different backgrounds. This Purim celebration showed how cultural practices grounded in a particular community can be expanded to express solidarity.
The traditions represented by this Purim carnival called on the traditional religious culture of the Jewish people, but, perhaps more importantly, the more recent past when the Jewish community in New York City was the bedrock of progressive politics. By using Yiddish and focusing on the politics of opposing the death penalty, this event was truly faithful to those traditions.
Co-Sponsored by Workmen's Circle/Arbeter Ring (WC/AR), Amnesty International USA, HEEB Magazine, and Great Small Works.


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The C677T variant results in a less active form of the MTHFR enzyme and reduced ability to process folate and homocysteine. When a person has two copies of the MTHFR C677T gene mutation (homozygous) or one copy of MTHFR C677T and one copy of A1298C (compound heterozygous), decreased MTHFR enzyme activity slows down the homocysteine-to-methionine conversion process and can lead to a buildup of homocysteine in the blood.
The increase in homocysteine is often mild to moderate but will vary from person to person depending upon the amount of MTHFR enzyme activity. Even if a person has two copies of the MTHFR mutation, that person may not develop high homocysteine levels since adequate folate intake can "cancel out" the effect of the MTHFR mutation.
Results of some studies suggest that high levels of homocysteine in the blood may contribute to risk of CVD by damaging blood vessel walls and promoting formation of plaque (atherosclerosis) and inappropriate blood clots. However, a direct link between homocysteine levels and cardiovascular disease or thrombotic risk has not been found. For more on this, see the article on Homocysteine.
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(© 1995-2014). 5,10-Methylenetetrahydrofolate Reductase C677T, Mutation, Blood. Mayo Medical Laboratories. Available online at http://www.mayomedicallaboratories.com/test-catalog/Clinical+and+Interpretive/81648 through http://www.mayomedicallaboratories.com. Accessed February 2014.
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Wang W. et al. (2013 March 11). MTHFR C677T Polymorphism and Risk of Congenital Heart Defects: Evidence from 29 Case-Control and TDT Studies. PLOS One. DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0058041. Available online at http://www.plosone.org/article/info%3Adoi%2F10.1371%2Fjournal.pone.0058041 through http://www.plosone.org. Accessed February 2014.
Hickey, S. et al. (3 January 2013). ACMG Practice Guideline: lack of evidence forMTHFR polymorphism testing. Genetics in Medicine. doi:10.1038/gim.2012. Available online at http://www.nature.com/gim/journal/v15/n2/full/gim2012165a.html through http://www.nature.com. Accessed February 2014.
Cohen D.A., et al. (29 November 2013). Laboratory informatics based evaluation of methylene tetrahydrofolate reductase C677T genetic test overutilization. Journal of Pathology Informatics. doi: 10.4103/2153-3539.122389. Available online at http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3869957/ through http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov. Accessed February 2014.
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In terms of my comfort zone, I only find playing as the Human Engineer. I want to unlock the Geth Engineer, but that's taking forever. So I'm just wondering, what's a good Human Engineer build for Gold?
I don't mind not getting the higher score or anything; just as long as I don't die constantly from Dragoons and Ravagers with one hit, can actually contribute to the battle, I'm fine. Should I just skip the Drone all together and concentrate on Fitness?
Skip drone. It's worthless.
This is the build I use:
Although if you feel you need the extra fitness then yes, take points out of drone. A 4/6/6/4/6 build would work pretty good as well.
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I like 0/6/6/6/6.
Skip combat drone, concentrate on fire explosions. Spec Incinerate for damage and damage over time, spec overload for chain and neural shock.
You can go either power damage in the passive or weapon damage, either works
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6/6/6/5/3 I think is the most common build for him/her
The build is use is...
combat drone 6 - detoneate/shock/chain
incinerate 6 - radius/recharge/armour
overload 6 - chain/recharge/chain (although i need to respec this to shield damage)
alliance training 5 - power damage/headshot (though i may respec this to power damage)
fitness 3
IMO the combat drone is more useful than 10% weapon damage (or lighter pistols) and 200 shields and health.
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Skipping drone is an awful idea. Without it you have no intrinsic answer to Phantoms, and your crowd control ability is reduced. It needs at least four points. I would recommend 6/6/6/4/4 or 6/6/6/5/3. You can also do 5/6/6/5/4 without missing out on much.
Last rank of Incinerate you can choose freeze combo if you always plan to use cryo ammo, otherwise take armor damage. Last rank of overload is your choice. More crowd control vs more shield stripping. Last rank of training depends on your weapon, if you even take it that is.
Skip drone. Fitness gives you more survivability. If you must use it, only take it to 3 and skip the last rank of weapon damage.
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Hmm, I could test both of those on Bronze just to get a feel of it. I have never tried Engineer without a Drone before, so that's a new experience.
By the drones recommendations, chain instead of rockets? Hmmm, no wonder why. I always thought the rockets helped get their attention more, so it's better? Guess not...
I'd go 6/6/6/6/0 if you can handle playing it with just the default Fitness.
Damage/Burning Damage/Armor Damage
Chain/Neural Shock/Chain (Some people don't like Neural Shock, if so, take Recharge. I prefer Chain on rank 6 for setting off Tech Bursts, but extra damage to shields is also fine.)
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Hmm, I could test both of those on Bronze just to get a feel of it. I have never tried Engineer without a Drone before, so that's a new experience.
The problem with rockets is that it changes the drone's AI to run away instead of approach enemies. This also means it'll back itself behind walls and fire rockets into walls much of the time. Drone has a very short cooldown, so even if ities, you can just teleport another one onto the enemy. Don't worry about it getting into the mess of things. That just means it's doing its job.
You need at least four ranks to get the detonate evolution and make it useful. I recommend maxing it out if you're comfortable with losing fitness. There is no reason to skip it outside of Platinum difficulty.


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How does a debut album called "Baby Darling Doll Face Honey," the tone of which was described by its creators as "quite an intimate little record," end up becoming "this huge rock thing" in venues around the world?
The members of Southampton's Band of Skulls is still contemplating an answer to that question, some six years after they came together. In fact, Russell Marsden (guitar, vocals), Emma Richardson (bass, vocals), and Matt Hayward (drums) have been on a wild ride since 2008 that has seen them record original demos in a makeshift studio and play under the name Fleeing New York. But things have been uphill for the band since then. Way uphill.
Band of Skulls' debut album featured a song ("I Know What I Am") that was chosen as iTunes' free Single of the Week and was featured on a soundtrack for the hit TV series "Friday Night Lights" and in "Guitar Hero: Warriors of Rock." Another track that didn't make the album, "Friends," also found a home on "The Twilight Saga: New Moon" soundtrack. To keep the momentum going, the band also played the ever-popular SXSW Festival, took the stage at a sold out London Electric Ballroom during a North American tour, and were one of three bands who opened for Muse on September 4, 2010.
The band's second album, "Sweet Sour," dropped October 5, 2011 behind the lead single "The Devil Takes Care of His Own." The follow-up to that project is tentatively titled "Himalayan" and is slated for a 2014 release.
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Stormers and WP loose forward Nick Fenton-Wells has agreed to join Saracens in July.
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'We have been following Nick's progress for some time. He has the heart of a lion, and we are delighted he has decided to join us,' said director of rugby Mark McCall.
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