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1 Thou ch. 15:21;Mal. 1:8,13shalt not sacrifice unto the Lord thy God any bullock, or [a]sheep, wherein is blemish, or any evil favouredness: for that is an abomination unto the Lord thy God.
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2 ch. 13:6If there be found among you, within any of thy gates which the Lord thy God giveth thee, man or woman, that hath wrought wickedness in the sight of the Lord thy God, Josh. 7:11;& 23:16;Judg. 2:20;2 Ki. 18:12;Hos. 8:1in transgressing his covenant,
3 And hath gone and served other gods, and worshipped them, either ch. 4:19;Job 31:26the sun, or moon, or any of the host of heaven, Jer. 7:22,23;& 19:5;& 32:35which I have not commanded;
4 ch. 13:12,14And it be told thee, and thou hast heard of it, and inquired diligently, and behold, it is true, and the thing certain, that such abomination is wrought in Israel:
5 Then shalt thou bring forth that man or that woman, which have committed that wicked thing, unto thy gates, even that man or that woman, and Lev. 24:14;ch. 13:10;Josh. 7:25shalt stone them with stones, till they die.
6 Num. 35:30;ch. 19:15;Mat. 18:16;John 8:17;2 Cor. 13:1;1 Tim. 5:19;Heb. 10:28At the mouth of two witnesses, or three witnesses, shall he that is worthy of death be put to death; but at the mouth of one witness he shall not be put to death.
7 ch. 13:9;Acts 7:58The hands of the witnesses shall be first upon him to put him to death, and afterward the hands of all the people. So ch. 13:5;& 19:19thou shalt put the evil away from among you.
8 2 Chr. 19:10;Hag. 2:11;Mal. 2:7If there arise a matter too hard for thee in judgment, Ex. 21:13, 20,22,28between blood and blood, between plea and plea, and between stroke and stroke, being matters of controversy within thy gates: then shalt thou arise, ch. 12:5;& 19:17and get thee up into the place which the Lord thy God shall choose;
9 And Jer. 18:18thou shalt come unto the priests the Levites, and ch. 19:17unto the judge that shall be in those days, and inquire; Ezek. 44:24and they shall shew thee the sentence of judgment:
10 And thou shalt do according to the sentence, which they of that place which the Lord shall choose shall shew thee; and thou shalt observe to do according to all that they inform thee:
11 According to the sentence of the law which they shall teach thee, and according to the judgment which they shall tell thee, thou shalt do: thou shalt not decline from the sentence which they shall shew thee, to the right hand, nor to the left.
12 And Num. 15:30the man that will do presumptuously, [b]and will not hearken unto the priest ch. 18:5,7that standeth to minister there before the Lord thy God, or unto the judge, even that man shall die: and ch. 13:5thou shalt put away the evil from Israel.
13 ch. 13:11;& 19:20And all the people shall hear, and fear, and do no more presumptuously.
14 The choice of a king
When thou art come unto the land which the Lord thy God giveth thee, and shalt possess it, and shalt dwell therein, and shalt say, 1 Sam. 8:5,19,20I will set a king over me, like as all the nations that are about me;
15 Thou shalt in any wise set him king over thee, 1 Sam. 10:24;1 Chr. 22:10whom the Lord thy God shall choose: one Jer. 30:21from among thy brethren shalt thou set king over thee: thou mayest not set a stranger over thee, which is not thy brother.
16 But he shall not multiply 1 Ki. 4:26;& 10:26,28horses to himself, nor cause the people Is. 31:1;Ezek. 17:15to return to Egypt, to the end that he should multiply horses: forasmuch as Ex. 13:17;Num. 14:3the Lord hath said unto you, ch. 28:68;Jer. 42:15;Hos. 11:5Ye shall henceforth return no more that way.
17 Neither shall he multiply wives to himself, that See 1 Ki. 11:3,4his heart turn not away: neither shall he greatly multiply to himself silver and gold.
18 2 Ki. 11:12And it shall be, when he sitteth upon the throne of his kingdom, that he shall write him a copy of this law in a book out of ch. 31:9;2 Ki. 22:8that which is before the priests the Levites:
19 And Ps. 119:97,98it shall be with him, and he shall read therein all the days of his life: that he may learn to fear the Lord his God, to keep all the words of this law and these statutes, to do them:
20 That his heart be not lifted up above his brethren, and that he ch. 5:32;1 Ki. 15:5turn not aside from the commandment, to the right hand, or to the left: to the end that he may prolong his days in his kingdom, he, and his children, in the midst of Israel.
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A maple, prewar style bluegrass banjo made like the classic banjos of the 1930's with the same materials and the same weight, design and features, the Golden Era is one of Deering's most popular banjos for traditional bluegrass bands. If you're looking for that classic bluegrass banjo tone and look - this is the banjo for you. Adorned with a traditional hearts & flowers inlay pattern, this banjo has the appearance and feel of the prized banjos from the 1930's. It is designed to produce the most sought-after sound, a sound previously only achieved by five-string banjos of the pre-war era. This beautiful banjo has a Genuine Deering -06- 20-hole bell bronze tone ring. The drum assembly and neck shape are designed for the traditional crisp and strong bass notes as well as the distinct clear high tones of the cherished bluegrass sound.A powerhouse banjo with a superbly crafted traditional tone and appearance. The 20-hole tone ring, traditional flange, 3-ply rock maple rim, deep resonator, and slightly thicker neck re-create the classic banjos of the 1930s. The Cremona violin sunburst stain enhances the beautiful curly maple neck and the resonator's volume and timbre. Hearts-and-flowers mother-of-pearl inlays on the ebony fingerboard and double-cut peg head meld traditional style with Deering's world-renowned quality.Tone:The Golden Era has a larger air chamber like the Tenbrooks banjos which gives the banjos a more resonant hollow sound with deep bass response for a traditional prewar bluegrass sound. Clear, bright highs and resonant deep bass notes.Neck:Curly MapleCremona Sunburst StainTraditional Fuller Neck ShapeEbony FingerboardHearts & Flowers Mother of Pearl InlaysTrimmed with White/Black/White BindingBone Nut22 Glued in Nickel Silver FretsTraditional 5th-String NutWhite Binding with Black/White TrimDeering Planetary TunersDeering Geared 5th String TunerPot:Polished Deering -06- 20 Hole Bell BronzeTone RingGolden Era Violin Grade 3-ply Maple RimNickel Plated Traditional Style Zinc Flange11" Top Frosted Medium Crown HeadDeering True Tone TailpieceNickel Plated HardwareResonator:Deeper Resonator Sound ChamberThe Resonator Sides are Specially Tapered on the Inside for Projection of ToneCurly Maple with Cremona Sunburst Stained ResonatorWhite Binding with Black/White TrimHigh Gloss Finish
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NABsys touts clinical utility of electronic, solid-state, single-molecule sequencing.
September 28, 2010 | PROVIDENCE, RI—As a medical student at Brown University, Barrett Bready set up the first biotech curriculum in the country where medical students could rotate through a for-profit entity. Bready relished the experience, and quickly identified genomics and regenerative medicine as the two big drivers for the coming decades. As he set out to find the most promising technology on the sequencing side, it turns out he didn't have to look far.
Bready is president and CEO of NABsys, one of an ever-growing crop of 3rd- (or 4th-) generation sequencing technologies vying for commercial—and in his case clinical—success.
"We are developing the first clinically relevant DNA sequencing technology," says Bready. "We take that to mean that our instruments will have the ability to do large-scale clinical studies that allow for the elucidation of the genetic basis of complex disease and the use of that information in clinical care. Implicit in this is our belief that the current technology does not meet that standard."
"Clinically relevant doesn't just mean relevant in the clinic. It means relevant for the clinic," says John Oliver, NABsys vice president of research and a former Brown University professor. "Research being done now is relevant to the clinic in the future, meaning that clinical-grade accuracy is needed in advance of the adoption of sequencing in the clinic."
In a fiercely competitive environment, the NABsys strategy is to marry the advantages of nanopores with those of sequencing by hybridization (SBH). "In its classical array form, SBH works for de novo sequencing, but only for short fragments," explains Bready. "For a human genome, the library size would approach 1020. So it works, but it doesn't scale." Nanopore sequencing, though, "scales well but doesn't actually work. We have something we think both scales and works."
Since winning the first NIH "$1000 genome" award for an electronic technology back in 2007, NABsys has kept a fairly low profile. The company is still relatively small, about 20 employees under the watchful eye of Bready's pet Cavalier King Charles Spaniel, Charlie, but it is growing.
The NABsys brain trust argues that there are five critical metrics for genome sequencing: accuracy, completeness, scalability, speed and cost. Speed and cost attract most of the media's attention, but Bready and Oliver insist that accuracy on all length scales—from single bases to large-scale rearrangements—is a critical factor (see, "State of Assembly").
"Except for Sanger sequencing, we don't have a clinically relevant sequencing technology," insists Oliver. "Do you think we're getting correct genomes out of 2nd-generation sequencing technology? You're getting tons and tons of data for lower and lower cost, but if you can't get a correct genome out of it, is it clinically relevant? A short read can be 100% accurate and irrelevant, because it appears many times in the genome and you don't know where it [belongs in the final assembly]."
Another issue is scalability. "Can your platform produce enough data to meet the worldwide demand once clinical applications are enabled?" Bready asks rhetorically. A major application is certain to be oncology, given the wholesale rearrangements of a cancer cell's genome, not merely the cataloguing of single mutations. "That heterogeneity ends up killing patients. The ability to get information on single molecules and assemble genotypes is very exciting."
Sand Storm
To make his point, Bready flashes a slide with a very large number on it: 1020. "This is our estimate for the number of bases of raw sequence data required each year in the developed world to handle the cancer genomics problem," he says. (The calculation goes like this: 1010 bases in a diploid genome x 20-fold coverage x 100 genotypes/tumor x 5 million cancer diagnoses per year.) It's also a good estimate for the number of grains of sand on the planet.
Bready follows that with a chart estimating the number of competitors' machines that will be required to generate that amount of raw sequence—something in the millions—compared to the dozens or hundreds of each vendor's machines currently deployed. "This won't scale using optical technologies with Hubble-like cameras and lasers," Bready says. By contrast, the throughput of the semiconductor industry scales beautifully. Looking to distance himself from nanopore companies such as Oxford Nanopore, Bready says: "By moving beyond nanopores to detectors that have higher data throughput, improved resolution, and larger critical dimensions, we think we've developed the first and only technology that can do single-molecule sequencing and is compatible with standard semiconductor fabrication techniques."
The idea is to do SBH in solution, so that the single-stranded DNA template is studded with bound oligonucleotides. (The oligos would be short, less than 10 bases each.) By passing the complex through what Bready terms a nanoscale solid-state detector, the relative positions of the bound oligos can be determined.
Among the putative advantages of the NABsys system are: long imputed read lengths; solid-state materials; no reliance on enzymes; and single molecule templates. The signal-to-noise ratio as a bound oligo passes through the nanopore has jumped from 13 (in 2007) to about 140 in 2008—more than sufficient, says Oliver. The DNA molecules speed through the nanopore at about 1 million bases/second. Oliver says his team has slowed it down about 20-fold, which is "about as slow as we want. If you go much slower, you begin to worry about Brownian motion."
Bready shows an unrecognizable picture of the Mona Lisa as if assembled using short reads. The NABsys approach is equivalent to reconstituting the image by overlaying different color maps, until the final image comes dramatically into focus. "What we're doing at NABsys is like a scaled-up version of paired-end reads, where there are many known sequences separated by lengths that we measure electronically. Instead of dictating insert sizes to bridge repeats, we're letting the genome tell us at what distances those repeats lie."
Informatics First
NABsys has taken a different approach than most next-gen companies, which typically find some interesting chemistry first, scale up, and finally hand off to the informatics team. The company did much of its informatics and simulation work before building the detector. "If your goal is to have chromosome-length contigs with zero [sequence] mistakes, what kind of information would you want? What sort of resolution? What kind of probe libraries? We explored that space in silico before building anything," says Bready.
Two key personnel in that process were Brown University computational biologists Franco Preparata and Eli Upfal. Years ago, they founded a company called GeneSpectrum with Oliver, based on SBH algorithms and chemistry, which NABsys acquired in 2006. NABsys has since bolstered its board with the addition of Lee Hood, Stan Rose, and Ray Stata (founder of Analog Devices).
The computational task of reassembling a genome sequence is illustrated in a graph, where the diagonal y=x line represents the correct assembly. Lines diverging vertically represent other mathematically valid sequences. The degree to which they flirt with the central line indicates how much CPU time is required, although Bready says that these reconstructions can be performed on a desktop.
Oliver has viral genome assemblies down to zero mistakes. In principle, he says NABsys can sequence a whole human genome—the target being to generate 100-fold coverage of a human genome in a few hours—but the probe design is not without its challenges. "As you use algorithmic and physical criteria to construct the pools of probes, it may be advantageous to pull some tricks with some of the probes to make sure the majority of the hybridizations are [satisfactory]... There's development work ahead." For example, the chemical backbones can be tweaked in order to maximize duplex stability.
Oliver admits he has not finalized the design of the probes, but adds, "We've shown that it's possible to bind probes to DNA, see that hybridization in a nanopore, measure distances between them, and that distance measurement is accurate enough to reconstruct a human genome with extremely high accuracy. Can we now build an instrument with all the integrated electronics to do it in an hour? The answer is probably yes. But there's still development work in the chemistry, detector design, and the algorithms." I ask if it is likely to be a small instrument? "Could be!" chuckles Bready. "It depends on how we choose to define it, but potentially it could get very small… The detectors are vanishingly small. The only thing that takes up space is liquid handling."
The question of how many nanopores will be in the prototype prompts a whispered conference between Bready and Oliver, like panelists conferring on a game show. "Which number do you want to give him?" Oliver asks. Finally, Bready says: "We're not saying this is what we're doing, but with 64 detectors per chip, you can do 30 human genomes at 30x coverage per instrument per day. In the semiconductor world, 64 is a pretty modest number."
On the question of intellectual property, Bready says: "We are aware of nanopore IP held by other institutions. It does not affect us. We have moved beyond nanopores both in terms of the information we use electronic detection to obtain as well as the types of detectors we use." He concludes with the notion that NABsys' technology will change the way medicine is practiced.
"There's this notion that DNA sequencing has or will soon be commoditized. We don't think that's the case at all. The only thing that's been commoditized is sequencing-by-synthesis reads. The reason there's not much impetus to switch from Illumina to SOLiD is, in general, they're offering the same thing—similar read lengths and cost points. We think we're offering something totally different. For one thing, it starts with the right answer. The algorithmic work combined with our electronic detection makes us think we can get to something like chromosome-length contigs where all the bases are correct. That's just a totally different game than what's being played now. This can give clinical medicine the same dominance over systemic diseases such as cancer that we now enjoy over infectious disease."
As for the launch date, Bready hedges: "Some people think single-molecule detection is a five-year proposition. That's not the case. It'll be significantly less than five years." •
State of Assembly
John Oliver bristles at the notion that the current accepted state of human genome sequencing (30x coverage) is adequate. At sequencing conferences, he says he regularly hears scientists complaining, "You can't do anything with this data. You can't assemble a human genome." Even scientists tackling medium-sized genomes are shooting for 150x coverage and four different library sizes.
The media and marketing emphasis on the cost per base is a holdover from the genome wars, when it was all about which center could produce the greatest amount of data least expensively. "That's bled over," says Oliver. "What was lost was, when you change the technology, the metric should be its cost per correct genome, not cost per base."
While the first complete cancer genomes are providing some useful information, Oliver insists it's not close to what we should be getting. "How relevant is it to the questions you want to answer? Can you use short-read data to accurately reconstruct genomic rearrangements happening in cancer? There is no pipeline. You can't take the data, stick it on a server and tell me what the assembly is."
Assembling a medium-sized genome requires months of labor and continual manual intervention. "The data is so low in information, you have to tweak the assembler every time you do a run," says Oliver. "On the back end, there's a huge amount of computation and personnel time spent trying to put the data together in the most believable scenario."
The implication is that NABsys' ultra-long imputed reads will take the guesswork out of sequence assembly and annotation. K.D.
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Jr. Gone Wild
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|1982–1995 , 2013 –Current
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Jr. Gone Wild is a country/punk rock based in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, founded in 1982.
The band's founding members were Mike McDonald, Tom Wolfe, Adele Wolfe, and Bill (Will) Pontez(sp), they formed in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. They played several gigs in Calgary including The Calgarian Hotel and The National Hotel but after only a few gigs broke up. McDonald eventually took the band and the name back to Edmonton, where he had previously fronted the band Joey Did and the Necrophiliacs, later known as Malibu Kens, (McDonald, Dobek, Scott Alloy, Dennis Lenarduzzi).
The band's next members were Mike McDonald, David Lawson, Dave "Dove" Brown, and Ed Dobek. Dave and Ed left the band in 1988. The band continued with McDonald and Brown, Steve Loree and Paul Paetz. After many many tours and many many live up changes they broke up in 1995.[1]
They were also closely associated with Edmonton/Montreal-based band Jerry Jerry and the Sons of Rhythm Orchestra, sharing several members at various junctures. According to a CBC Radio interview in the late 1980s, k.d. lang played with both bands until Gerry Woods (Jerry Jerry) advised her that "she did not have the voice to make it".
Jr. reformed in 2013 after pressure from an Alberta promoter to perform again with Mike McDonald, Dove Brown, Steve Loree and drummer Larry Shelast. The reunion gig was well received and the band started to perform live again.
In 2015 NTT Films began filming a feature-length documentary that follows the history of the band, from their first gig through to the present recording sessions and live shows.
- Less Art, More Pop! (1986)
- Folk You (The Guido Sessions) (1989)
- Too Dumb to Quit (1990)
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- Live at the Hyperbole (1995) (with Three Dead Trolls in a Baggie)
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Mordecai (Regular Show)
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Full Name
Mordo, Mordy; Slacker, Loser, Blondecai, Wrongecai, etc.
Regular Show
Death Kwon Do fighting skills, leadership skills, high intelligence, driving skills
Slacking off with Rigby
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Avian Hero
Mordecai is one of the main protagonists of the Cartoon Network show Regular Show. He is a 23 year old blue jay who works as a groundskeeper at the park but often like to slack off with Rigby.
He is voiced by J.G Quintel the creator of Regular Show.
Mordecai is a 6"3" tall anthropomorphic Blue Jay. He is blue with a white chest and sports a black beak, teeth, chest line, as well as black stripes on his tail feathers and fingers, as well as two white stripes on his wings, or arms. Mordecai's white feathers variate throughout the cartoon, at times appearing pure white, sometimes appearing tinged blue. In the pilot his forehead has more white feathers. In the episode Don when he was five or six, he used to have buck teeth, and didn't have the black stripes on his fingertips and his tail feathers.
Mordecai would be best described as mild-mannered and laid back. Like Rigby, he lacks clothing, plays video games, and he drinks copious amounts of coffee and soda. Out of the duo, Mordecai displays far more patience and responsibility than Rigby does. Even though almost every problem in every episode that was caused by the duo is Rigby's fault, Mordecai puts up with his laziness and immaturity, once filling out a job application for Rigby because he claimed it was "boring". Mordecai tends to be more sociable and friendly than Rigby, and has much more manageable relationships with others. Although Mordecai naturally despises work, he strives to keep a good reputation, once almost losing his life to avoid being labeled as a slacker, and vouching for extra work to pay for concert tickets. Mordecai's most obvious shortcoming is his inability to engage his love interests. Whenever he was around his former crush, Margaret, he will often stutter or lose focus. In spite of this, he would often make up excuses to go to the Coffee Shop just to see her. After she loved him back, but she cannot be his girlfriend, leaving him tearfully in season 4 finale.
Mordecai has shown a variety of abilities and habits good and bad throughout the series.
- Leadership - Mordecai has notable leadership skills.
- Video Game Master - Mordecai is an expert at video games. Anytime Mordecai and Rigby play against each other, Mordecai would win every time (except in It's Time and Jinx, where he lost to Rigby).
- Educated - Mordecai is both figuratively and literally smarter than Rigby in nearly every possible way. He has mentioned to have acquired not only a high school diploma, which Rigby doesn't have (More Smarter), but also a college education.
- Skilled Liar - In Grilled Cheese Deluxe, Mordecai showed great aptitude for lying. He competed against Rigby to prove who was the better liar, and ultimately, emerged victorious.
- Heavy Sleeper - Throughout the entire show, Mordecai is shown to be a habitual heavy sleeper, falling asleep very often. Also, he has to be gently shaken to be awake by Rigby (examples, Ello Gov'nor, This is My Jam and Really Real Wrestling). This, and his excessive consumption of coffee and other caffeinated drinks, may be do to a sleeping disability, such as Insomnia or Narcolepsy.
- Guitar Player - In This Is My Jam, he was shown to have increased his skill at playing the guitar, unlike in Mordecai and the Rigbys where neither Rigby or himself knew how to work the instrument.
- Enhanced Strength - Mordecai has, on several occasions, bashed his way through locked doors (Just Set Up The Chairs). His enhanced strength allows him to easily beat Rigby in any physical test, most notable is a game called "punchies".
- Coffee Drinker - Mordecai is often seen with coffee, more so than Rigby. In Free Cake, the episode starts with Mordecai supposedly drinking from a half full pot of coffee. In Mordecai and the Rigbys, Mordecai starts out with a cup of coffee in his hands when Rigby enters the Coffee Shop.
- Speeches - Mordecai tends to persuade people when he gives talks and speeches, ex. Don, when Mordecai persuades Rigby to confront Don and mend their relationship, Rage Against The TV, when Mordecai tells Muscle Man and co. to help with beating The Hammer, Muscle Woman, when he talks to Starla, unintentionally infatuating her, and Mordecai and the Rigbys when Mordecai tries to tell the crowd about being tricked into lip-syncing.
- Kind Hearted - Mordecai possesses social skills that an immature Rigby doesn't. Mordecai has better relations with his friends, and has never really shown many harsh feelings toward them. He always tries to settle disagreements.
- Truthful - Mordecai is not only a skilled liar, but he is also very truthful. For example, in The Power, Mordecai instantly admitted what happened to Skips when Benson asked him.
- Musician - Mordecai has shown on several occasions that he can sing very well. In the Mordecai and the Rigbys, Karaoke Video, and Butt Dial he sings nice and clear.
- Slacking Off - Mordecai and Rigby both have a tendency of slacking off from work. Benson then yells at them to stop slacking off. This is seen in almost every episode.
- Skilled Fighter - Mordecai managed to fight the Duck Collector in A Bunch of Baby Ducks.
- The name Mordecai is of Hebrew origin. The meaning of Mordecai is "servant of Marduk" in Persian. In the Old Testament, Mordecai is the cousin and foster father of Esther.
- Mordecai has several characteristics that differ him from genuine birds, in fact, looking like a bird is the only thing Mordecai has in common with an actual Blue Jay.
- Although Mordecai is a bird, he appears to not have the ability to fly.
- His beak sports a full set of teeth (as does Margaret's).
- He has two "toes" instead of the standard four.
- Mordecai is one of the few characters who has not mentioned any relatives. The other one is Skips.
- It is mentioned in Don that he doesn't have a brother and in Maxin and Relaxin it shows that he's an only child.
- Mordecai's eyes are bigger than usual in Don.
- According to the episode Don, Mordecai has known Rigby since he was five years old. However in the movie it shows that he known Rigby since they were toddlers.
- It is noted that his chest is sometimes light blue, but its main color is white, like all the Blue Jays.
- In Butt Dial, Mordecai got a new cell phone, and Rigby made him a custom wallpaper titled Captain Toilet.
- In Meat Your Maker he nearly died of hypothermia when Rigby broke the thermostat.
- It is revealed that in Meat Your Maker he can't stay in places that are below 10 degrees or else he will become unconscious.
- In Camping Can Be Cool, it is revealed that he went to Art College.
- Mordecai, like normal Blue Jays, is an omnivore. He has eaten another birds twice in Dizzy and Under the Hood. He also ate a salad in Rigby's Body. In Eggscellent, he ate eggs, another food in a normal Blue Jay's diet.
- On a few occasions, Mordecai and Rigby have shown an interest in rapping (Ex. Party Pete)
- He has a different appearance in The Pilot.
- In Pilot and First Day, you can see Mordecai's head swishing around when he moves it.
- In the episode Rap it Up, when Rigby was rapping, it revealed that Mordecai was crying when he saw a movie called A Very Happy Bride.
- Some people call him Mordo, Mordecry, and Wrongecai.


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For thirty years the Italian Plumber has been rescuing his girlfriend from the (surprisingly) persistant King Koopa, much to the delight of the gaming masses. With this newest of Nintendo Consoles, our mustachioed hero is back again, for another 2D adventure.
ZombiU is the first title for the WiiU to make major use of both your TV and the Wii U Gamepad. Can you survive the streets of Zombie Infested London?
When your pocketbook can't match your desires, it's nice to have an option like the Samsung Galaxy Ace II x. This is a well rounded smartphone offering you some of the Galaxy mojo without eating up your budget.
Simple and sleek in design and a wee-bit bulkier at 10.5mm thickness, it still delivers good audio, decent web browsing and an excellent camera.
Modrec's Gino Ferrari Line of garment bags provides light weight and sturdy options for your business trips, and short trips away from home.
The HD upgrade of fan favorite PS2 title Persona 4, Persona 4 Golden made its Vita debut last month. Filled with equal parts high school drama and dungeon crawling action, this title has received a lot of praise, but is it worth the accolades?
As a passionate reader I've been a bit reluctant to turn to e-readers. Could they duplicate the book experience? Turns out the Kobo Glo can, if you can let go of the page.
I was pleasantly surprised reading an e-book on the Kobo Glo. This e-reader is super compact and super light – something you want when you're reading for several hours.
It's shorter and skinnier than its predecessors at 16 x 11 cm (6.4 x 4.5 inches) and weights only 190g. The soft-touch material feels good in the hand and the turn page options are responsive and quick.
This coming Sunday, November 25, marks a very exciting day in Canadian sporting history – the 100th Grey Cup Game! While we Canadians have often been criticized for our fickle ways when it comes to supporting our local sports teams through thick and thin, this weekend is sure to bring both sides of the continent together in patriotic unity – complete with chili, touques, and beer – when the Calgary Stampeders take on the host Toronto Argonauts; the third meeting between the two teams for the Grey Cup championship, and the first since the 79th Grey Cup in 1991.
If you are a music lover like myself, then you most definitely appreciate great sound quality. Sennheiser is known to deliver some of the best headphones on the market and the RS 160's do not disappoint.
At first, I looked at the price tag and thought to myself I would never spend $300 on a pair of headphones. I was perfectly content with my twenty-dollar ear buds. My view was further cemented when I tried the headphones out. They were good, but I didn't think they were that much better than my ear buds and they most certainly were not a justifiable purchase for that amount.
However, it wasn't until I put my ear buds back in that I realized the true difference. It was like a sonic spiritual awakening. The bass, the vocals, the beat and clarity just were not there without the Sennheisers. Quality headphones amplify small details that you never knew existed; the artists go through the trouble of making masterpieces, the least we can do is listen to their songs how they were intended to be heard. I ditched the ear buds and went back to the RS 160's and haven't looked back since!
Do you know what time it is? Do you know what time it is !?!? No, seriously, do you happen to have the time? Well I do, as I had a chance to try the sleek and stylish Black Dice guru on for size... and then once I confirmed that it fit, I wore it around for awhile, just to see how I liked it.
Black Friday is coming, and we're getting the site ready with some of the best deals of the year. Here is your sneak peek on some of the deals you don't want to miss.
With the growing popularity of less expensive, portable but highly capable 7-inch tablets, analysts are predicting this holiday season will be a breakout one for the devices. Expect to see them on many wish lists. If you're looking for a 7-inch tablet for casual gaming, e-reading, web browsing and multimedia — what are your choices?
One part tech demo, one part Party game, Nintendo Land is a mini-game collection that aims to instruct and entertain, but is it a throwaway title or the next Wii sports?
The remorseless Agent 47 is back. Six years since his last batch of assignments, and the perfect assassin is holstering his dual silenced pistols once again. Praised for its open ended gameplay and more sublte approach to mission completion, the Hitman franchise is back on the shelves with its newest chapter, Hitman Absolution.
Even if you love cooking, it can get a little time consuming creating dish after dish. Have a craving for peach pie? Not only can it take you an hour of prep time, it's an hour to bake and then you'll have to hang around until it's cool enough to eat it. Wouldn't it be nice to be able to speed things up a bit?
That's why having the right kitchen tools and appliances are so important. But I'm not talking about the usual things like cheese graters or ice cream scoops. I'm talking about the appliances that get you to the finish line faster – Things like pie makers, hot dog stands, fondue makers, and a appliance created just to help you serve up cupcakes.
When traveling it is nice to take some great looking pictures without having to lug around the bigger DSLR type of camera. Fortunately, there are some excellent compact cameras that will fit into your pocket and take high quality point-and-shoot pictures.
When I researched higher-end compact travel cameras I had some minimum requirements. They needed to be over 10 megapixels, have great zoom capabilities (15X or more), a re-chargeable lithium ion battery so they would last on the road, a variety of scene modes like panorama, image stabilization, HD video capabilities, and low-light capabilities for taking pictures at night. I found at least 5 brand-name cameras that fit these criteria, and then I took a few steps further in comparing their detailed features.
You've probably experienced touch screen gaming on your tablet or smartphone, and you might have tried out UDraw for Wii or Xbox and played around with a stylus, but if you've been waiting for a gaming console that gives you touch screen control with just a a tap of your finger? Well then, your wait is over.
The Wii U is available today, and with it comes a host of cool new features and amazing games to go along with it. Wii U White is the basic version, and it's backwards compatible with your original Wii motion-control remotes, accessories, and most of the games. The Wii U Black is the same, plus it has a higher storage capacity and comes with Nintendo Land, a game that will let you sail into the worlds of your favourite Nintendo characters.
Call of Duty: Black Ops 2 is out, only one week after Halo 4 hit shelves. How has Activision's most beloved annual shooter franchise fared this year?
The Samsung ATIV S Windows Phone 8 can rival any of the current smartphones on the market. It's a terrific model with a striking design coupled with Microsoft's powerful new operating system.
Enjoy all the new options with Windows 8 on a bigger and brighter 4.8-inch HD Super AMOLED screen with 1280 x 720p resolution (standard screen is 4.5 inches). The Samsung ATIV S Windows Phone 8 has a very responsive touch screen making it easy to pinch and zoom in on tiles or click into a Bing search. Windows Phone 8 Live Tiles look exceptionally crisp on this sharp display.


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Baby born with heart defectUPDATED 6:02 PM CDT Apr 11, 2014
How doctors healed his heart, and what you can do to help families in similar situationsVideo Transcript
HAPPENED TO A LOCAL FAMILY WHEN THEY DISCOVERED THEIR BABY BOY HAD A HEART DEFECT. BUT AFTER MANY SURGERIES AND A LOT OF PRAYERS, THEY'RE SHARING HIS STORY TO HELP RAISE AWARENESS FOR RESEARCH. THIS STORY IS NEW TONIGHT. nat of riding bike KEETEN HESKETT IS ALMOST FOUR YEARS OLD. NAT get up there. HE'S FULL OF ENERGY LIKE MOST KIDS. nat of him yahhhh!!! BUT HE ALSO BEARS A SCAR THAT'S A REMINDER OF WHAT HE'S BEEN THROUGH. Floyd Heskett it's a hard road to go down. WHEN KEETEN'S MOM WAS PREGNANT, SHE LEARNED HE HAD A HEART DEFECT--THE SAME EXACT ONE SHE WAS BORN WITH. Lacey Heskett we got to bring him home for six weeks, and at 8 weeks he had his first open heart surgery. THAT WAS JUST ONE OF MANY SURGERIES KEETEN WOULD UNDERGO. THEN AROUND CHRISTMAS OF 2012, THE FAMILY NOTICED SOMETHING WASN'T RIGHT. Floyd Heskett we have gone months with him being sick, taking him to the doctor once a week. they just couldn't figure out what it was. ONCE IN LITTLE ROCK, THEY FAMILY LEARNED KEETEN'S HEART WAS FAILING. HIS ONLY OPTION WAS A HEART TRANSPLANT. Floyd Heskett after four months of waiting, we were kind of doubting it was gonna come. BUT THE DOUBT WAS GONE THE DAY THEY RECEIVED THE CALL. APRIL 6TH 2013, THEY FOUND A MATCH! HIS SURGERY TOOK AROUND 10 HOURS. AND AFTER 16 DAYS, HE WAS ABLE TO COME HOME. Lacey Heskett he's been doing really really well. floyd: as you can tell, he's doing real good. GOOD ENOUGH TO SPEND HIS TIME ENJOYING WHAT HE LOVES. YOU CAN HELP FAMILY'S JUST LIKE KEETEN'S BY ATTENDING THE HEART WALK TOMORROW. IT ALL GETS STARTED AT 8 TOMORROW MORNING AT ARVEST BALLPARK IN SPRINGDALE. YOU CAN JOIN THOUSANDS OF WALKERS AS THEY STEP OUT TO GET INSPIRED AND SUPPORT A MEANINGFUL CAUSE. OF COURSE 4029 IS A PROUD SPONSOR OF THE AMERICAN HEART
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Join Michael Washam for a tour of the features that make up the new Windows Azure Virtual Machines and Virtual Networks offerings. Using demonstrations throughout, he explains the Virtual Machine storage architecture and shows how to provision and customize virtual machines, configure network connectivity between virtual machines, and configure site-to-site networks that enable true applications that span from on-premises to Windows Azure. He'll focus specifically on features that enable you to create highly available Virtual Machine-based services and how to connect Virtual Machines with Cloud Services.
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Police: Prescott man, 83, missing from flooded NM town
ALBUQUERQUE, NM - New Mexico State Police say they are searching for an 83-year-old Arizona man who went missing from a tiny town isolated by flooding.
Authorities said Wednesday that Howard Bassett, of Prescott, Ariz., was reported missing after authorities said he was evacuated from the Silver Creek Inn in Mogollon on Saturday and did not return to collect his possessions.
Police said Bassett drove off in a Chevy Colorado with Arizona licenses plates. State police are searching N.M. 159 and the surrounding area.
The Gila National Forest, still recovering a wildfire last year that was the state's largest in its history, received around eight inches of rain last week.
Authorities were forced Tuesday to deliver supplies to residents of Mogollon after flooding destroyed the only road into town.


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New APWA staff
Clint Helfers has joined the Kansas City office as a Web Developer. His main focus is leading the development of the RTAP project and maintaining other APWA sites and projects as needed.
Previously, Clint was a full-time student at the University of Central Missouri where he graduated with a Bachelor of Science with emphasis on Computer Networking/Internetworking. While attending college Clint worked a part-time IT job for H&R Block and Aquila Inc. where he performed computer support for employees and customers.
Clint recently spent two months traveling in South America, living in Peru and visiting Ecuador with his fianc'e, Haydee. Clint's other interests include water skiing, rally racing, auto-cross, smelling flowers, and taking long walks on the beach at sunset.
James Kralicek has joined the APWA staff as Project Manager, Adult Learning. He takes over responsibilities for the Public Works Institute initiative and advanced training in Construction Inspection for both the web-based training and workshop programs. He will also develop several of the upcoming Click, Listen & Learn webcasts.
James has an M.A. in Teaching with an emphasis in Multidisciplinary Adult Education from Webster University and a B.S. in Computer Information Systems from DeVry University. Prior to his arrival at APWA, he held several positions at the post-secondary education level. He was titled as Program Manager of General Education where he supervised six full-time faculty members. In addition, he was the Director of Education of High-Tech Institute Kansas City, where he managed the education department, which consisted of over 50 full/part-time instructors and seven Program Managers. He also held the position of Kansas City Compliance Officer of High-Tech Institute where he continued to monitor the State and Accreditation alerts of compliance.
James has a level four certification in Competency-Based Skill Development Modules, Master Teacher at the Post-secondary Level in Organizational Development, Faculty Development, Diversity Training and many more.


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Steelers rookie plays catch-up
LATROBE -- The practice field at Saint Vincent College is long deserted. The veterans on the Pittsburgh Steelers have already showered for dinner, and the rest of the rookies and the last-chancers are close on their heels.
Markus Wheaton, however, is just getting started. Standing near the corner of the end zone, Wheaton spends 15 minutes catching passes off a machine, clapping his hands together when the ball buzzes through his gloves and onto the artificial turf.
NCAA rules cost the third-round draft pick out of Oregon State a chance to make a first impression. Instead, Wheaton will settle for making a lasting one.
The player tasked with providing the speed lost by the Steelers when Mike Wallace took his fast feet to Miami finds himself playing catch-up. The trimester system used at Oregon State didn't end until after the completion of organized team activities and minicamp.
NCAA bylaws prevent players from practicing with professionals until their academic year is over.
While the rest of Pittsburgh's rookies got a feel for their new job, Wheaton was 2,600 miles away getting near daily missives from Steelers wide receivers coach Richard Mann and relying on Oregon State quarterbacks Sean Mannion and Cody Vaz to serve the role of Ben Roethlisberger.
Ideal? Hardly. For all the hard work he put in, Wheaton admitted to more than the typical jitters when he arrived at training camp Friday.
"I felt like I was behind because I missed that camp," Wheaton said. "But really, we all start from scratch. Mentally they're teaching (the offense) as if no one knows it."
Wheaton hardly appeared behind while joining his teammates for the first day of practice, drawing praise from coach Mike Tomlin after Wheaton sprinted through a sea of defenders to make a fingertip grab during a seven-on-seven drill.
"I like that urgency," Tomlin shouted.
It's one of the reasons the Steelers selected Wheaton with the 79th pick in the draft. That and the 91 receptions and 11 touchdowns he scored as a senior and the 4.5-second time in the 40-yard dash that Wheaton believes should have been at least a tenth -- if not two-tenths -- better.
Saturday, however, was the first time he had an opportunity to show Tomlin and Mann that he didn't spend his time away from the team just hanging out.
"It's up to us to get him the reps that he needs, get the success that he needs so he don't go down the tubes," Mann said.


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The Virgin Killers Kickstarter
Good Afternoon Troops,
Just wanted to send out a message for our co-creator Jeff Marvin and his newest comic book with Andaway comics called the Virgin Killers. Andaway has launched... Read more
Greetings Recruits.
Grave Soldiers is printed and ready to sell on our new on-line store www.titanvstitancomics.com!
So here is the hard part we need your help in spreading the word... Read more
The Finish Line
The pages are almost done being colored. Lettering is complete and we are close. Thank you for your patience. Tom's colors are amazing!
The Cover
Hello Team Grave Soldiers,
Thank you all for your patience. The Pencils & Inks are finished. Currently, Tom and Dezi are finishing the colors and letters and then it goes... Read more
Things Are Happening
First of all, thank you for your patience. Unfortunately, our artist Jeff Zacholl was called away to deal with an emergency but we have assemble an awesome new team... Read more
Good News & Bad News
Hello everyone, thank you, as always, for your patience. We have 8 inked pages (on their way to the colorist and letterer) and many more penciled. We have been delayed... Read more
Exciting Things Happening
Hello to the Grave Soldiers Army,
We have kicked things into high gear, this is what is going on:
1. The pencils are half done and some inking has started.... Read more
Busy Winter
Dear Grave Soldiers Troops,
It has been a busy winter so far. The roughs are done and the pencils are almost finished. Next begins the inking, coloring and lettering. We... Read more
Baltimore Comic-Con Mounted Poster Raffle Winner!!
The incredible mounted Poster drawn and colored by Grave Soldiers artist Jeffrey Zacholl has been won by backer Eric Carlson!
Congratulations Eric! We'll be sending the poster to you soon! ... Read more
Grave Soldiers Website
Team GS wishes everyone a safe and happy holiday season. Please check out the Grave Soldiers website to see some new art and guest artist updates. Here.
Guest Artist: Corey Breen
Grave Soldiers is proud to announce fantastic artist Corey Breen will be contributing an awesome original sketch for the book. Stay tuned for more guest artists announcements,. Some roughs by... Read more
Guest Artist: Collin Fogel
Grave Soldiers is proud to announce amazing artist Collin Fogel will be contributing an awesome original sketch for the book. Stay tuned for more guest artists announcements and some roughs... Read more
Variant Covers and Original Sketches
Dear Grave Soldiers Recruits,
Stay tuned, in the next few weeks, we will be making major announcements about the amazing artists we are lining up to create original Grave Soldiers... Read more
Baltimore Comic Con Banner Raffle Winner
The amazing Baltimore Comic Con Banner by Grave Soldiers artist Jeff Zacholl has been won by backer Joshua Note. The Grave Soldiers poster raffle will be drawn soon.
We Begin...
Okay, we know what you're thinking, they got our cash now what? First, once again we are filled with gratitude to everyone for their support. Secondly, we are meeting with... Read more
3 Hours to go until..
You no longer have to read 'please give' emails. A hardcore thank you from the bottom of our hearts for all the support.
59 Hours To Go Until Grave Soldiers Lives
Jeff and I are overwhelmed by all the support and really appreciate all our backers for helping us turn Grave Soldiers into a reality.
The Countdown Clock has Started
Jeff and I can't believe we only have 3 days to go. We really appreciate all the support. We won't let you down.
Reminder Bill Bryan sketch in production
Oz artist Bill Bryan will be creating an awesome Grave Soldiers sketch that will be included in the finished book.
6 Days Left - Poster & Banner Raffle
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Contribute to Grave Soldiers on Kickstarter today and get a chance to be entered into the raffle to win either the 24 X 36 mounted poster and/or... Read more
7 days to go - TOP SECRET: Grave Soldiers Personnel Files
Greetings Troops,
Central Command has just declassified copies of the character bible for participants who give $35 and up. This bible contains original sketches and full bios of all... Read more
10 Days to go - GRAVE SOLDIERS RAFFLE
Greetings Troops,
Contribute to Grave Soldiers on Kickstarter today and get a chance to be entered into the raffle to win the 24 X 36 mounted poster the Grave Soldiers... Read more
The Comic Run Podcast
Cool News Grave Soldiers will be featured on the Comic Run podcast this week: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-comic-run/id523241510
Special Off-Book Reward : Covert Spy Mission
Hi Troops,
Just got a new assignment from Central Command. The Covert Spy Mission features a chance to have a meet & greet or audition with a prominent New York... Read more
Grave Soldiers Fun Fact
When Writers Ben and Jeff were in the early stages of writing Grave Soldiers. Jeff created a character named after a girl he liked. The thing is, he had decided... Read more
The Banner Givaway Only Has A Few Days Left
Contribute in the next few days to win this cool banner as seen at the Baltimore Comic Con. Thanks for your support.
Grave Soldiers wander into North Carolina
Hey Troops,
We got a nice shout out from the Winston-Salem Examiner!! Help us out and spread the word...Grave Soldiers are coming!
19 Days to go &...
Just 4 more days to be automatically entered to win the Baltimore Comic Con Grave Soldiers banner. http://t.co/xIn8hnysWS
Great News!
Great News! The super-talented Bill Bryan is going to create an original Grave Soldiers sketch that will be included in the finished comic. Among other places, you have seen his... Read more
Win this Banner
Contribute in the next week and a half to automatically be entered in the drawing to win the Grave Soldiers Baltimore Comic Con.
Back from Baltimore
The two Jeffs had an awesome time at the Baltimore Comic Con. Thanks to everyone who stopped by the table to pick up a Grave Soldiers flyer.


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It's been a wild couple of days on the Rajon Rondo Watch and Celtics president Danny Ainge would like to make a couple of things perfectly clear:
"People are trying to make Rondo into a Manny situation," Ainge told The Boston Globe last night. "All I said was that he needs to work on his leadership skills, he can't be late for a playoff game, and he needs to mature as far as competing on a consistent basis. I'd said all that before.
"All those trade rumors are just a bunch of bull. I'm not trading Rondo."
# Accoring to the Boston Herald, Doc Rivers sounded confident that Rondo and Ray Allen weren't going anywhere.
"Oh yeah, absolutely," said Rivers. "I have no doubt about that. There's always the chance someone could get traded, but it would have to be an amazing deal. But I like our team."
I knew it. I knew they weren't going to get rid of Rondo and this was just a message, to the young guy to adjust his attitude. If you are trying to sell someone, you don't bash him. They were simply trying to get in his head.
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40/29's Ben Wagner found out what led to the investigation into Sarah WilsonVideo Transcript
TONIGHT - 40/29 NEWS HAS LEARNED THE BENTON COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE HAS OPENED AN INVESTIGATION INTO FORMER COMPTROLLER SARAH WILSON. THE COUNTY FIRED HER YESTERDAY. 40/29'S BEN WAGNER FOUND OUT WHAT LED TO THE INVESTIGATION. HE'S LIVE IN BENTONVILLE. THE SHERIFF OFFICE SAYS THEY GOT AN ANONYMOUS TIP THAT SARAH WILSON, FORMERLY SARAH DANIELS, AND ANOTHER FIRED COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR ARE SECRETLY MARRIED AND EXPECTING A CHILD. IT'S A DIFFERENT STORY THAN WHAT DEPUTIES SAY THEY HEARD A YEAR AGO WHEN THEY STARTED AN INVESTIGATION INTO MISUSE OF COUNTY MONEY. Keshia Guyll, Benton Co. Sheriff's Office "We were led to believe that the relationship between Sarah Daniels and Scott Stober had diminished." BUT NEW INFORMATION THE TWO ARE NOW MARRIED FROM THE COUNTY REFUTES WHAT WILSON TOLD INVESTIGATORS LAST YEAR. NOW - THE SHERIFF'S OFFICE IS WORKING TO CORROBORATE THE STATEMENTS SHE MADE. Keshia Guyll, Benton Co. Sheriff's Office "We just wanted to make sure that the timeline of events fit and we wanted to nail down some more information to make sure the integrity of the investigation wasn't compromised." THE SUSPICION CENTERS AROUND A RELATIONSHIP WILSON HAD WITH SCOTT STOBER - THE FORMER HEAD OF THE ROAD DEPARTMENT NOW CHARGED WITH USING COUNTY MONEY FOR PERSONAL USE. UNTIL TUESDAY - WILSON WAS BENTON COUNTY'S CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER - IN CHARGE OF THE BUDGET AND MONEY FLOWING IN AND OUT. Keshia Guyll, Benton Co. Sheriff's Office Ben asks, "Does the sheriff's office believe that she had any involvement in the misuse of county funds last year?" Guyll says, "No. The Sheriff's Office does not believe that she played any role in misusing county funds or helping." WHILE THE SHERIFF'S OFFICE DOESN'T BELIEVE WILSON HAD ANYTHING TO DO WITH THE CASE AGAINST STOBER - THEY HAVEN'T BEEN ABLE TO MEET TO HAMMER OUT ANY DETAILS. Keshia Guyll, Benton Co. Sheriff's Office "There's a thin line between being cooperative and wanting to make sure her rights are protected." USUALLY IN AN INVESTIGATION LIKE THIS THE SHERRIFF'S OFFICE WOULD USE A POLYGRAPH TEST TO GET A SENSE OF WHAT THE PERSON MAY KNOW OR NOT KNOW. HOWEVER IN THIS CASE - SINCE WILSON IS PREGNANT - DEPUTIES SAY THEY WOULDN'T BE ABLE TO GET AN ACCURATE READING. REPORTING LIVE IN BENTON COUNTY, BEN WAGNER, 40/29 NEWS. THE COUNTY FIRED WILSON TUESDAY AFTER ONE DAY ON ADMINISTRATIVE
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Monday, 21 July 2014
Written by // John McCullagh - Publisher
Categories // Activism, Gay Men, Features and Interviews, Health, Living with HIV, Population Specific , Sex and Sexuality , John McCullagh
On Canada Day earlier this month, self-described HIV "survivor, witness and pioneer" Ron Rosenes was made a member of the Order of Canada for "improving access to health care and social justice resources for people living with HIV and AIDS through his advocacy, fundraising and community leadership".
One of our country's highest civilian honours, the Order of Canada was established in 1967, Canada's centennial year, to recognize outstanding achievement, dedication to the community and service to the nation.
The other day, I sat down with Ron in his spacious Toronto loft to talk with him about his feelings on receiving this award, his work in the community over the past 25 years and the challenges that still remain in our the fight against HIV. Here's our conversation.
John McCullagh: Congratulations, Ron, on being made a member of the Order of Canada! Did it come as a surprise to you?
Ron Rosenes: It was entirely unexpected, John, but it's both humbling and thrilling. I'm humbled because it feels strange to be singled out in our community for work you enjoy. The last thing you think about is receiving an award for it. But I have to recognize that is what happens when some very close friends go behind your back and launch what is, in fact, a very arduous nomination process.
Apart from being thrilled and humbled it is disconcerting to be singled out when there are so many deserving activists who've gone before me, people like Charles Roy, Brian Farlinger and James Kreppner, to name a few, and so many activists with whom I've worked over the years, and continue to work with today, people like Louise Binder, Maggie Atkinson, Phil Lundrigan and Tim McCaskell. So I'm really just one of many activists who've been working collectively for years and years, in many cases with low visibility, and without expectation of awards.
But when they do come, it should be a moment to stop to pause and reflect because an honour such as this can help raise awareness about HIV at a time when it has largely left the front pages. So if the Order of Canada can help me to continue to raise awareness and speak to a wider audience about the issues related to HIV, issues about which we are all passionate, then I'm happy about it. In that sense, it's an honour for the HIV community as a whole.
Yet it's still an award to you personally as it commends you for 25 years of service to the HIV community.
The motto of the Order of Canada translates as "They desire a better country". I hope that through my leadership in various organizations and fundraising activities over the years I've made a contribution to improving access to treatment, and to making health care more equitable and inclusive.
When you look back over those 25 years, what are you most proud of?
In the 1980s, when things were so dark, a lot of very brave people did a lot of brave things. By the time I joined the movement in the nineties, things were changing. But I think that one of the things I'm really proud of is that when I started doing advocacy work at the Canadian Treatment Action Council (CTAC) I viewed it as speaking truth to power on behalf of people who "did not have a voice". Eventually, through the work we did at CTAC, we were able to build the capacity of people in community to speak in their own authentic voices. I'm proud of that.
You mentioned fundraising. What have you done in that area?
When I got involved in the nineties the natural way into the movement for me was based on my background as a teacher, a communicator and a career including sales. So when I first came to the AIDS Committee of Toronto (ACT) and asked what I could do to help, they asked if I could help with corporate sponsorship and fundraising for the AIDS Walk. So I got very involved with that, with Fashion Cares, with Dancers for Life, raising money for ACT. I also had the honour of being the first co-chair for the capital campaign of The 519 [an LGBT community centre located in Toronto's gay village — Ed]. Through these activities, I've been part of raising millions of dollars for our community.
That's really excellent! Sadly, though, HIV is still very much with us — the Public Health Agency of Canada estimates that someone in our country is infected with HIV every three hours. So I'm wondering, Ron, what do you see as the challenges facing our community today?
Well, John, I view myself both as a long term survivor and as a witness to a great deal of loss in our community, including my partner of 15 years, Kimble Hall. A witness to loss but also to incredible advances.
But I now see myself as a pioneer in that I'm part of a cohort of people aging with HIV and encountering some unexpected challenges — not just growing older with HIV, which is something many of us never expected to happen — but also facing a host of problems ranging from neurocognitive dysfunction to cardiovascular disease, bone loss, organ failure and the rise of cancers that we did not anticipate. We still don't know what the burden of disease is going to be for us as we age and so there's a lot we still need to know, particularly how to prevent these potential problems.
On a more positive note, we've made great advances scientifically, suppressing the virus to a point where many have rebuilt their immune systems and now understand we're likely no longer infectious. But we're also having a big debate in our community about the best way forward, given the degree of medicalization of both prevention and treatment. We're living in a world — and this is bigger than HIV — where as a society we want to solve all of our health problems with pills. So we're happy to throw pills at everything whether for erectile dysfunction, baldness, HIV or cancer — you name it!
So while I do recognize the benefits that can accrue from getting people on treatment, I think it's really important to look at this from an individual perspective. We need to start by linking individuals to care, by helping them build a trusting relationship with the health care system. Only then can we expect to diagnose people, retain them in care and get them to the "holy grail" of undetectable. I think sometimes that we are in danger of becoming a little bit too focused on the public health goal of getting everybody on treatment and hoping that that will solve the problem without giving sufficient regard to our autonomy as individual decision makers, without giving sufficient consideration to the way our lives are constructed that may or may not make it easy to take medication regularly every day for the rest of our lives. I believe we still need a wide variety of approaches to help us identify people who are at risk, to get tested and diagnosed and retained in care and on treatment at a time that is right for them. Sadly, people presenting late with advanced HIV don't always have the luxury of time.
We're living in an era now when we have options beyond abstinence or using condoms or having non-penetrative sex to avoid HIV so I'm just wondering if you can reflect a little on what these new developments mean for people not living with HIV but who are at risk for getting HIV.
Interesting question. You know we often give some very conflicting messages. On the one hand we say to people, "HIV is no picnic, protect yourself, you do not want HIV and we don't have a cure, so avoid it." On the other hand, when people become HIV-positive we say to them, "Don't worry it's no big deal, we've got the meds." No wonder people tend to be confused by the conflicting messages we put out!
And now those messages are getting even more complicated by some of the treatment-related options that people can adopt to protect themselves. So, for example, for a sexually active young gay man in today's world, I think that the choices are not necessarily easy ones to make. "What kind of sex do I want to have? To what degree do the pleasures of the sex I enjoy outweigh the risks in terms of avoiding contracting HIV if I adopt PrEP, for example? Who would pay for it? Will I take preventative drugs continuously?" These are all very complicated questions that we need to answer, both in terms of how we're going to offer it and how we assist individuals in their decision-making.
There's also a lot of exciting new research around undetectable viral load and what it's telling us about those of us who are undetectable likely not being infectious.
I really do believe that it's important for us to give truthful and up-to-date messages about what we're learning about the science and risk of HIV transmission. I've been part of the Ontario Working Group on Criminal Law and HIV Exposure, and we've struggled with how best to mitigate the overly broad use of the law in criminalizing those who fail to disclose their HIV status. I think many of us were extremely upset at the 2012 Supreme Court decision which said that the only circumstances where you didn't have to disclose is if you wore a condom and had an undetectable viral load and what we wanted, of course, was an "either/or", based on what we now understand about the science.
Beyond what the criminal law says, and for some time now, those of us who are positive, on treatment and with an undetectable viral load are talking more and more with our sexual partners about the kind of sex we want to have based on being undetectable and STI free. It's interesting to see how many negative people are coming to the realization that they may in fact be safer having condomless sex with an undetectable individual than with someone who says, "Well I'm negative, but I don't remember the last time I got tested."
These are very positive developments, don't you think?
They are if they help to reduce stigma. But it also leads me to realize that sometimes we fail to recognize that many young gay men whom we often criticize for making poor decisions around risky behaviours in fact go through a very complex series of internal conversations before deciding what kind of sex they are going to have and the risk/pleasure analyses that they make. So I think it's very important for us to be supportive of these kinds of detailed, complex decision-making conversations.
What are your thoughts about research for a vaccine and a cure?
You know, John, we've struggled so long for a vaccine for HIV and yet, every ten years we say it's still ten years away. So, despite the ongoing work, despite the phenomenal amounts of money invested, we're not there yet. And that's extremely frustrating. But now I think research is going back to basics as the search for a cure and that we are on the cusp of a new period of scientific discovery in that regard. It's still going to be a long voyage of discovery but I'm very excited and hopeful that I can live long enough personally, if not for eradication — I'm not that naive — but at least long enough to see a functional cure that would eliminate the need to take meds every day.
What I don't want us to do is rest on our laurels and say, "Oh, we've got 30 great medications in four or five new classes, what else do we need?" No. There are tremendous incentives to carry us forward and a lot of my time and energy these days is being spent around research teams that are looking at the search for a cure, both eradicative and functional.
And as you mentioned earlier, you're also invested in educating the community to understand the burden of HIV as we age.
Yes I am. Because we need to plan now for the services we will need as we age. And that means addressing stigma and increasing education in the broader community. We still have a lot of work to do to create a truly inclusive society.
It's important to respect that, for each and every one of us living with HIV, we are a lot more than our virus. We are whole human beings — in our interests, in our pursuits, in our sexual and gender identities — and I very much want to carry that message to people. When you look and think and talk about HIV we need to see it as a microcosm of all of the work that we have left to do in society to reduce the inequities, the social, economic and cultural barriers that continue to put us at risk of contracting HIV.
Ron, it's very clear to me why you have been nominated to receive this prestigious award. Will you be going to Rideau Hall and meeting the Governor General?
I am looking forward to an investiture ceremony in Ottawa, probably sometime this fall. In the meantime I've been given a beautiful and discreet pin to wear on my clothing. I won't leave home without it!
Well, congratulations once again, Ron, and thanks for taking the time to talk with PositiveLite.com.
Thank you so much for inviting me, John.
This interview has been condensed and edited.
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And the barometer, yeah its a sticky wicket, I heard it can get all over the place.
Outside air has plenty of airpockets and flying fast gables the the sensor if you dont pad it.
But does that hold true to a tiny quad that will stay indoor and not fly very fast to begin with?
Its something fun to screw around with I guess. I'm sure ill be picking it out of the Christmas tree plenty before the year is over.
I've already soldered the pins to mine. I might buy another one of these, or maybe two more. I have a warthox frame here that I just purchased, this tiny thing could easily fit between the two plates if you solder the signal, ground and positive wires to the pin holes on the board. That would look so nice. A super clean quad with no visible flight controller.
Im gonna go ahead and solder the whole thing right onto the board without headers because I dont plan on making any other miniature quads anytime soon.
Besides, the extra size of having headers to keep it exchangeable doesn't weigh against the price of just buying another one anyway.
The thought of it squeezing right in between the plates intrigues me greatly though, havent thought about using it that way.
That would make my bash quad neigh indestructible and a lot more appealing to boot (and room for more leds!).
Damn you Wiseduck, stop planting expensive ideas in my head!
I wish right-angle headers were included with it instead. Regular headers make it way too tall to fit between the plates on my Warthox frame. It's already difficult enough to make this thing look as clean as some of his own builds.
Go nuts. :P I bought a strip of these off a local shop, but its only pennies and so very handy.
I'm a little torn though, I want to use my bluetooth module to setup my machine, but I dont really want to put headers on.
I wonder if I can somehow temporarily hook it up without really soldering it, so I can just take it off after im done.
Maybe plugging an unsoldered header into the BT module, and clamping it on with a rubber band so it keeps pressing it down.
Getting the PID right takes a lot of fussing about with tiny quads, so Im not particularly looking forward to hooking it up a thousand times.
This guy Ulix from french forum made those boards. I think they're the most little you can find for now
Thread is here: http://www.mk-fr.info/forum/index.php?topic=9982.0
Prop he use on his frame compared to ladybird one, look at this:
He made his own frame as ladybird was too big for him
Video :
U jelly chinese industry ?
Bloody hell, thats so small! And it seems it has ESCs built in, too.
Cant find price or shop or anything though. I bet it costs an absolute fortune.
For me this size would be pointless, since assan receivers cant get smaller then 32x17mm
Still, really impressive!
You need those nano spektrum RX for this: http://www.micronradiocontrol.co.uk/...o.html#dt_rx31
There's no need of any Esc, it's brushed motors, you just need 4 mosfet. They are already embedded in the board .
So I got my little afromini here, hooked it up to an FTDI programmer, and tried connecting to it through MultiWiiWinGUI 2.1 and Naze32Gui.
It seems to to connect or at least boot up (LED flashes), however I dont get any functionality out of it.
After connecting, graphs remain dead, and I cant save/load any PID settings.
Windows says the adapter is "Silicon Labs CP210x USB to UART Bridge (COM3)" so that should be alright.
Trying to change a setting in Naze32Gui even throws an error:
See the end of this message for details on invoking just-in-time (JIT) debugging instead of this dialog box. ************** Exception Text ************** System.NullReferenceException: Object reference not set to an instance of an object. at Naze32gui.gui.sendchecks() at Naze32gui.gui.sendata() at Naze32gui.gui.onrelease() at Naze32gui.gui._Lambda$__5(Object a0, MouseEventArgs a1) at System.Windows.Forms.Control.OnMouseUp(MouseEventArgs e) at System.Windows.Forms.Control.WmMouseUp(Message& m, MouseButtons button, Int32 clicks) at System.Windows.Forms.Control.WndProc(Message& m) at System.Windows.Forms.Label.WndProc(Message& m) at System.Windows.Forms.Control.ControlNativeWindow.OnMessage(Message& m) at System.Windows.Forms.Control.ControlNativeWindow.WndProc(Message& m) at System.Windows.Forms.NativeWindow.Callback(IntPtr hWnd, Int32 msg, IntPtr wparam, IntPtr lparam) ************** Loaded Assemblies ************** mscorlib Assembly Version: 184.108.40.206 Win32 Version: 4.0.30319.269 (RTMGDR.030319-2600) CodeBase: file:///C:/Windows/Microsoft.NET/Framework/v4.0.30319/mscorlib.dll ---------------------------------------- naze32 Gui Assembly Version: 188.8.131.52 Win32 Version: 18.104.22.168 CodeBase: file:///C:/Users/Sokonomi/Desktop/New%20folder/naze32%20Gui.exe ---------------------------------------- Microsoft.VisualBasic Assembly Version: 10.0.0.0 Win32 Version: 10.0.30319.1 built by: RTMRel CodeBase: file:///C:/Windows/Microsoft.Net/assembly/GAC_MSIL/Microsoft.VisualBasic/v4.0_10.0.0.0__b03f5f7f11d50a3a/Microsoft.VisualBasic.dll ---------------------------------------- System Assembly Version: 184.108.40.206 Win32 Version: 4.0.30319.269 built by: RTMGDR CodeBase: file:///C:/Windows/Microsoft.Net/assembly/GAC_MSIL/System/v4.0_126.96.36.199__b77a5c561934e089/System.dll ---------------------------------------- System.Core Assembly Version: 184.108.40.206 Win32 Version: 4.0.30319.233 built by: RTMGDR CodeBase: file:///C:/Windows/Microsoft.Net/assembly/GAC_MSIL/System.Core/v4.0_126.96.36.199__b77a5c561934e089/System.Core.dll ---------------------------------------- System.Windows.Forms Assembly Version: 18.104.22.168 Win32 Version: 4.0.30319.278 built by: RTMGDR CodeBase: file:///C:/Windows/Microsoft.Net/assembly/GAC_MSIL/System.Windows.Forms/v4.0_126.96.36.199__b77a5c561934e089/System.Windows.Forms.dll ---------------------------------------- System.Drawing Assembly Version: 184.108.40.206 Win32 Version: 4.0.30319.282 built by: RTMGDR CodeBase: file:///C:/Windows/Microsoft.Net/assembly/GAC_MSIL/System.Drawing/v4.0_184.108.40.206__b03f5f7f11d50a3a/System.Drawing.dll ---------------------------------------- System.Runtime.Remoting Assembly Version: 184.108.40.206 Win32 Version: 4.0.30319.1 (RTMRel.030319-0100) CodeBase: file:///C:/Windows/Microsoft.Net/assembly/GAC_MSIL/System.Runtime.Remoting/v4.0_188.8.131.52__b77a5c561934e089/System.Runtime.Remoting.dll ---------------------------------------- System.Configuration Assembly Version: 22.214.171.124 Win32 Version: 4.0.30319.1 (RTMRel.030319-0100) CodeBase: file:///C:/Windows/Microsoft.Net/assembly/GAC_MSIL/System.Configuration/v4.0_220.127.116.11__b03f5f7f11d50a3a/System.Configuration.dll ---------------------------------------- System.Xml Assembly Version: 22.214.171.124 Win32 Version: 4.0.30319.233 built by: RTMGDR CodeBase: file:///C:/Windows/Microsoft.Net/assembly/GAC_MSIL/System.Xml/v4.0_22.214.171.124__b77a5c561934e089/System.Xml.dll ---------------------------------------- ************** JIT Debugging ************** To enable just-in-time (JIT) debugging, the .config file for this application or computer (machine.config) must have the jitDebugging value set in the system.windows.forms section. The application must also be compiled with debugging enabled. For example: <configuration> <system.windows.forms jitDebugging="true" /> </configuration> When JIT debugging is enabled, any unhandled exception will be sent to the JIT debugger registered on the computer rather than be handled by this dialog box.
Am I missing something important?
2) use latest GUI, not 2.1
3) error is from some .NET stuff... MultiWiiConf can't throw this because it's written in Java, so probably nicodh tool. But you're using old version - i told you already to ask nicodh for new version...
Anyway, 1st step in verifying would be - connect via CLI and 'status' output.
1.) The CLI through naze32 configurator stays blank.
2.) Java is garbage, id REALLY rather not use that.
3.) My .NET framework is up to date, nicodh's tool is from september so its not THAT old..
I guess I should find Putty or whatever and try to get it to talk with that..
Figured it out, I had RX/TX hooked up backwards.
It doesn't work by matching labels like with my multiwii boards,
but I guess RX <-> TX does make more sense.
I got her hummin, its all good now.
CLI on nicodhs GUI kicked in, goodness its so easy with this!
Just a little whatsup.
Its probably not the smallest one, but the 2.5" props do not permit any smaller.
I wish hobbyking would hurry it up with my bag of crud so I can finish this thing.
Parts list, now! I can find several 1S ESCs over at Hobbyking but don't really know which one to pick. Also, what about the ESC from Supermicro? How much do the motors draw? Where can I find them?
This is a very interesting project, I'd love to do this as well. Now... When I think about it, I could get some CF plates from Hobbyknig and simply use the CNC machine at work to make a frame. What is the M2M distance? Width of the arms? Where'd you find the props? AHHHH!
I think I've found some of the things needed.
300x100 1mm CF plate
2.5x1 combo, 3x CW, 3x CCW pack
3x2 combo, 3x CW, 3x CCW pack (For experimentation/extra lift)
Supermicro 3A ESC
Hextronic 2g 7700kv motor
Also need a smaller receiver, but FrSky doesn't have any micro receivers that can do PPM. Only the 4ch one with the full range antennas, hmmm...
What else do I need?
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