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But the simple binary code seems to fall apart for numbers higher than 10. Admittedly, we haven't worked very hard at solving it.
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A non-lab related comment to the non-lab related post. I periodically read your blog, more so because I'm fascinated that your posts contain information that would normally be considered private to most labs (though I do enjoy following along; you are very good and thorough at explaining your ideas). What made you dedide to post your daily scientific thoughts in the public? Are you worried that someone will not necessarily steal your ideas and thoughts, but rather steal your project(s) [i.e. worried a competitor is looking over your shoulder] ? I keep notes on my personal laptop with a nifty little program called Journler (for Mac), but I never hit the submit to the world button :) I take it you keep a written notebook in addition to your blog? Or is it all digital? Thanks in advance for replying ...ReplyDelete
We're lucky (sort-of) in not having any serious competitors. I say sort-of because the reason is partly that most microbiologists think we're wrong. They think it's self-evident (i.e. not worth questioning) that bacteria take up DNA for its genetic information, not for the nutrients it contains. I think they're wrong.ReplyDelete
I think I should soon write a proper post (or series of posts) about this.
I keep a lab notebook on paper, with all the details of my experiments (e.g. added 0.05ml of cell s to plate #26 and 0.1ml of cells to plate #27) and the results, but I don't have a journal where I record the kinds of summaries and overviews I'm putting in the blog.
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It was quite a challenge. After 30 minutes of unsuccessful looking at the cards, I tried to use statistical approach. I entered black and white squares as 8 continuos predictors in multiple linear regression with card number as a dependent variable. After some twiddling with numbers I included 2-way interaction terms in the model, and that was it - 100% of variance in card numbers were explained by the model. So the code is not random as it might seem, but more complex than just binary code. Unfortunately, regression coefficients are diffucult to express as simple rules to post here, but I can provide you with the regression equation in case you're interested.ReplyDelete
Iakov Vokhmintsev.
I'm sure the people who designed the cards weren't that clever. Maybe they were so dumb they couldn't extend their binary coding beyond 10, and so just used whatever patterns were convenient.ReplyDelete
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Jill Reynolds attended San Francisco State University where she earned a B.A. in Speech Communications with an emphasis on presentation development and delivery, where she was nominated Outstanding Speech Graduate. She credits her public speaking abilities with her 20+ years of success in sales, training, management, and presentation consulting. Her corporate experience includes companies such as Qwest Communications, the Nielsen TV Ratins, and the Art Institutes. Her experience both as an executive speech coach and a Girl Scout leader have been equally valuable in cultivating her passion: helping others of all ages become poised and confident communicators.
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Kathy DeMerit earned her B.A. in Speech from Indiana's DePauw University, and holds both a Certificate in Secondary Education from State of Indiana and a Speech and Drama Credential. Kathy brings over ten years classroom experience at the elementary and middle school level from working in the Saratoga Union School District and the Los Gatos Union School District. After working for more than twenty years in the world of corporate Sales and Marketing for such organizations as Sony Electronics Ltd, Inc. and Sun Microsystems, Inc., Kathy decided she wanted to bring her professional communication skills to her real passion: children's education. She already had an impressive history in youth education: she volunteered for more than eight years as a Literacy Tutor in both the New York City school system and in the Santa Clara reading program, and spent nine years as a teacher/coordinator of youth educational programs for grades K-12. She now teaches Pre-Public Speaking and Public Speaking for Communication Academy, where she always creates an encouraging learning experience for her students.
|Ki-Jana Hernandez
Ki-Jana Hernandez is a passionate and well versed speech coach, with 7 years of competitive experience. Ki-Jana has coached with the James Logan Speech and Debate team, as well as the Great Debaters of Wiley College. He has experience working with all speech events, as well as various forms of debate including Parliamentary, Public Forum, and Lincoln Douglas. Ki-Jana has traveled around the nation with speech and is a very dedicated educator. He has taught multiple age groups from elementary schools at MISD in Texas to middle school and high school students at the Stanford National Forensics Institute. Ki-Jana brings open communication, clear execution, and understanding to the classroom with a high energy teaching style.
Ki-Jana Hernandez has competed in the California High School State Championship tournament 3 years consecutively, winning 2nd in the state in Thematic Interpretation. He has been to final rounds at multiple invitationals across the country in Dramatic interpretation, Duo interpretation, Prose, Poetry, and Impromptu. Also, he has competed at 4 national tournaments. He continued to join the Great Debaters of Wiley College where he also earned a National Championship for his school at the oldest standing speech tournament, Pi Kappa Delta National Championship Tournament.
Madison is a highly motivated educator with seven years of competitive speech and debate experience. After competing for four years, Ms. Weisbarth became a Speech Coach at James Logan High School from 2010-2013, assisting students in various forms of speech including: dramatic interp, humorous interp, duo interp, expository speaking, original prose, poetry, and oratorical interp. She led many of her students to state and national tournaments. As a Speech Teacher at MasterPrep Academy, Madison taught intro to speech and debate to 3rd through 12th grade students, in addition to coaching private sessions. She possesses a wide range of experience with all age groups and even worked with Kindergarten students at Palo Alto Community Child Care in their After School program. Madison brings a wealth of Speech and Debate expertise to her classes and is dedicated to helping her students learn and improve.
Mary Etta Eaton is a Silicon Valley leadership communications consultant, coach, and public speaking instructor. Mary Etta helps entrepreneurial tech leaders, scientists & engineers at Stanford and beyond to reach their professional goals by creating clear, concise, and compelling messages. Before teaching at Stanford, Mary Etta was a public speaking instructor for the Keys School. She also worked at Hewlett-Packard for over 15 years, serving as a Human Resources Specialist and leading teams of 5-75 marketing professionals. She brings a wealth of management expertise and high-tech leadership experience in Management Development & Training, HR, and Marketing/Sales Development. Mary Etta teaches all levels of public speaking and debate to students at Communication Academy, including Professional Public Speaking and private communications coaching. With an energetic teaching style, Mary Etta creates an active and engaging classroom atmosphere centered on collaboration and creativity.
Shilpa Garg's credentials include a B.S. in Statistics, a B.A. in Accounting and Finance, and an MBA from San Jose State University. She was a member of the Speech and Debate team at her high school and won many competitions. She worked as an Analyst and Project Manager at various companies like KPMG, Cisco Systems, and PeopleSoft in the bay area. For the next few years following the birth of her first child, she chose to become a stay-at-home mom which allowed her to be completely involved with everything related to children. She gained first-hand experience in education providing assistance for teachers and students while working at their elementary school which required much parental participation. For the last five years, she has taught Hindi Language classes to children in grades K-8th at a Sunday school. She has also managed the Destination Imagination Creativity program for last three years and led her team into State Finals at which they won the Da Vinci Award for creativity. She has been a VP of the PTA organization at her children's school and likes to spend her time working for their benefit to bring the best programs and experiences to their school. She is excited to share her passion for teaching to kids. She has an encouraging and inclusive teaching style where she makes sure each student benefits by being given the opportunity to work at their ability and walk away feeling successful.
|Alan Solis
Alan Solis received an M.F.A. in Creative Writing from San Jose State University and holds a B.S. in Physics and Computer Science. While at San Jose State, Alan taught Freshman Composition courses for two years. He is a published writer with a short story titled "A Hand in the Bird" published in the Beloit Fiction Journal as well as a poem titled "Campbell, CA" which appeared in the Best of Boston Literary Magazine. Alan's life-long passion is Creative Writing, and as an instructor at Communication Academy, he has been able to cultivate the same passion for writing and interest in his students.
|Alex Park
Alex Park earned a B.A. in Creative Writing and Economics: International Studies and continued his education to receive an M.F.A. in Creative Writing from San Francisco State University. For 5 years, Mr. Park dedicated his time to being a writing and communications instructor as well as a private tutor for elementary, middle, and high school students. Prior to teaching at the elementary level, Alex was a teaching assistant at San Francisco State University for three semesters and led groups in personal narrative, short story, creative fiction and non-fiction writing.
|Dallas Woodburn
Dallas Woodburn, a 2013-2014 Steinbeck Fellow in Creative Writing at San Jose State University, earned her B.A. in Creative Writing from the University of Southern California and her M.F.A. in Fiction Writing from Purdue University. She is the author of two collections of short stories and is editor and publisher of the anthology Dancing With the Pen: a collection of today's best youth writing. A freelance writer for the past ten years, she has written fiction and nonfiction for more than 40 publications including The Los Angeles Times, Family Circle, Writer's Digest, The Nashville Review, and Chicken Soup for the Soul, and her plays have been produced in Los Angeles and New York City. Woodburn's work has been honored with the International Glass Woman Prize, the Brian Mexicott Playwriting Award, a nomination for the Pushcart Prize, and second place in the American Fiction Prize. She served as Director of the Young Writers Program of the Santa Barbara Writers Conference and has seven years of experience teaching writing workshops for students in elementary school, middle school, and high school.
|Darrell Dela Cruz
Darrell Dela Cruz is a graduate of San Jose State University where his degrees include a B.A. in English with a Creative Writing minor, and an M.F.A. in Creative Writing with an emphasis on Poetry. His work has been published in literary magazines such as Reed, ZAUM, Third Wednesday, and Thin Air. Darrell has taught both at the college and high school levels in Creative Writing, seeing his students go on to become published writers and celebrated poets. He is currently a board member for Poetry Center San Jose.
|John Duong
John Duong received his B.A. in Japanese with a minor in Education from San Jose State University. As a graduate student, he continued his education to earn a Multiple Subject Teaching Credential. After receiving his credential, John served as an instructor at Rocketship Si Se Puede Academy in San Jose, where he taught 5th grade and 1st grade classes. As an educator, he facilitated both focused and open-ended discussions with his students to keep them actively involved in the learning process. John is experienced in behavior management, creating effective lesson plans, and establishing open communication with his students in order to foster academic progress.
|Maren Lassner
Maren Lassner earned her B.A. in English at Santa Clara University and received her Master's in English and Comparative Literature at San Jose State University. She manages a thriving private tutoring business and has over 10 years of career experience in enrichment education. Maren is sagacious with all ages and abilities and is excited to utilize her knowledge, awareness, and expertise to help Communication Academy students succeed! Her passion for acquiring and sharing knowledge, coupled with her dynamic teaching style and outside-the-box approach to learning empowers students to be proactive, productive, and confident contributors in school and life.
|Patricia Pinedo
Patricia Pinedo received a B.A. in Literature with an emphasis on Creative Writing from UC Santa Cruz and continued her education at San Jose State University, where she graduated with an M.F.A. in Creative Writing. As a graduate assistant at San Jose State, she assisted in instructing English courses. In addition to serving as a private aide and peer educator, she also has four years of experience as a substitute teacher in the Sunnyvale School District. As an educator, Patricia strives to develop fun and exciting curriculum for students to develop their skills further. Patricia is an energetic instructor who is thrilled to be working with Communication Academy.
|Randi Beckman
Randi Beckman received a MA in International Relations with a focus on Human Rights from the University of San Diego. She also earned a Masters in Social Work from San Diego State University. In addition, she possesses a Bachelor of Science degree in Communication Studies from Emerson College in Boston, Massachusetts. Ms. Beckman has extensive experience serving as a public speaker throughout the community, speaking on global topics centered on human rights. She has over 8 years of experience working with at-risk school age children and teens and 5 additional years of experience working in the public school system. Previously, Ms. Beckman taught at the International Professional School of Bodywork, where she developed and taught her own curriculum to students. Currently, she provides classroom presentations and provides therapeutic support working as a School Counselor at Berryessa Union School District. Ms. Beckman is working on publishing her first book. She has a passion for writing, teaching, and inspiring students. As an instructor, she draws upon her experience working as a School Counselor in order to help motivate students in the classroom and to make learning fun. She especially enjoys helping people to improve their public speaking, communication, reading, and writing skills. She currently works as an Instructor at Communication Academy teaching a variety of courses centered on communications, reading, and writing.
|Steve Wood
Steve Wood loves to teach and has been enthusiastically involved in educating students of all ages for the greater part of his life. He graduated magna cum laude from San José State University, where he earned a B.A. in English (with an emphasis on Literature and minor in Philosophy) and an M.F.A. in Creative Writing (with a major in Fiction and a minor in Poetry). Among his numerous awards of distinction are the Mara Steffey Graduate Award (awarded to the outstanding graduate student in the SJSU English program) and the Lois King Thore Scholarship (awarded to the English major who shows the most promise in writing short stories). Many of Steve's stories and poems have been published in literary magazines, including Beloit Fiction Journal, Orchard Valley Review, Reed Magazine, Viking Review, and Broken Spoke. Steve taught English at Del Mar High School for three years. When he's not teaching, Steve continues to write poetry and fiction, and is currently working on a novel that examines, among numerous other themes, the perilous—though beautiful—side of the natural world. Steve believes that the greatest and most important joy in life is teaching students how to think, not what to think.
|Treahna Franco
Treahna Franco holds a BA in English Education with a concentration in Creative Writing as well as a BA in Psychology with a minor in Counseling. Working as a behavior therapist at the Center for Learning and Autism Support, Treahna guided learning by developing individualized instructional activities and programs for students and recorded student progress. Treahna also worked as a gymnastics and dance instructor at The Little Gym where she helped children enhance social and emotional confidence. Treahna is a personable and dedicated instructor who brings her passion for student learning to every class she teaches.
|Truc Ton
Truc Ton earned her B.A. in English from UC Davis in and received her Master's in English from San Jose State University. She has dedicated much of her time during the past 12 years to teaching at various learning centers, serving as a teaching assistant, and educating students through after school tutoring programs. Truc has experience teaching from the kindergarten through the 12th grade level. She strongly believes in developing critical thinking skills along with clear, simple, and effective writing as well as encouraging students to think for themselves and to apply what they read and learn to their daily lives.
|David Tseitlin
David Tseitlin earned his M.S. in Mathematics Magna Cum Laude from Tbilisi State University and has more than twenty years of experience as an instructor. He was the college professor of Mathematics at Tbilisi State University, and also served as a math teacher for gifted middle and high school students in Israel. As a Math Olympiad and AMC8 coach, he has guided a number of teams to win first place in Math Olympiad competitions.
|Debanu Das
|Debanu Das earned a M.S. in Chemistry and Engineering from the Indian Institute of Technology, went on to receive a Ph.D. in Structural Biology from Rutgers University, and has worked for the past 11 years at SLAC National Lab/Stanford University and Lawrence Berkeley National Lab/UC Berkeley. After teaching undergraduate chemistry and research courses at Rutgers from 1998 through 2007, Debanu sought new opportunities to share his knowledge of the STEM field. As a STEM educator and tutor as well as a parent class volunteer at Audobon Elementary School in Foster City, Mr. Das is dedicated to educating today's youth to better prepare them for their futures. Currently, Debanu teaches Math Olympiad classes for Communication Academy to students 7 to 11 years old, and he continues to focus on his passion for education and the STEM field.
|KimVi Le Tran
|KimVi Le Tran earned her B.S. degree in Business Administration and her minor in Mathematics for K-8 Teaching from San Jose State University. She also earned her A.A. degree in Mathematics for Secondary School Teaching from Evergreen Valley College. To pursue a teaching career, she decided to enroll in the elementary education credential program at San Jose State University and is currently working to earn her Multiple Subject Teaching Credential. KimVi has a student-centered teaching style in which students play an active and participatory role in their learning.
|Melinda Nguyen
Melinda Nguyen earned her B.A. in Psychology with a Minor in Education at UCLA. She went on to earn her M.A. in Education and Multiple Subject Teaching Credential from UC Berkeley. She is currently in the process of applying for an additional Single Subject Mathematics credential. Her interest in communication began with a desire to overcome her fear of public speaking. Since joining and becoming Co-President of her high school Speech & Debate club, her love for teaching and communications has flourished. Melinda's public speaking experiences include competitive public speaking in Interpretation, Impromptu, Oratory, and Prose & Poetry speaking. Her teaching experiences include teaching students across the K-8 grades in various capacities. Most recently, she has taught 6th grade math & science, and is currently teaching 5th grade in Cupertino. Her experiences both in and out of the classroom have proven to her that in order to succeed, having strong communication skills is vital. She looks forward to helping her students recognize their own voice and introducing the joys of public speaking and math to her students.
|Paul Osserman
Paul Osserman has just retired from a 34-year career in public education. After completing his education at Stanford University with a Master's degree in Education, Paul has taught 18 years at the elementary level and 16 years at the middle school level. His credentials include Single Subject credentials in Music and Math and a Multiple Subject credential. Paul loves teaching and inspiring students through coaching chess clubs, MathCounts teams, and teaching and coordinating GATE classes. He has been selected as Teacher of the Year, BTSA support coach, and student teacher mentor. When he is not teaching, Paul plays jazz and enjoys traveling.
|Swati Belwalker
Swati graduated with a Master's in Commerce from Prune University and attended graduate school at National University where she received Level 1 credentials in General Education (multiple subjects) as well as in Special Education. She also holds a Master's in Business Administration from MIT School of Management. Swati has over 10 years of experience at the middle school level having worked for Cupertino Middle School. As an instructor, she taught study skill classes focused in mathematics to a wide-range of students. She also completed the CBEST, CSET, and RICA. Swati has been a math instructor at Communication Academy for over 2 years, and she prides herself in promoting student interest as well as creating a classroom environment that fully engages her students.
|Van Trieu
Van Trieu graduated from Santa Clara University with a B.S. in Math. To pursue a teaching career, she enrolled in the teacher preparation program at San Jose State University where she earned her California Teaching Credential in 2005. Van has been teaching math since 2005 at the elementary through high school level. She has taught in the San Jose Unified, Berryessa Union, East Side Union, and Oak Grove School Districts. She feels that students learn best when an instructor uses a variety of instructional strategies and offers individualized support. By incorporating class discussions and cooperative learning in her classes, Van strives to facilitate an inquisitive class atmosphere.


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Great breakfast, indoor pool + fitness room. Terrific size room + bed. Very convenient to I-91!
Very comfortable beds
Lack of nearby restaurant
The Maple Leaf has very clean rooms. Nice full kitchen.
Flat screen T.V. , good cable channels and wifi.
Very friendly owners.
A very relaxing atmosphere. Great location!
Our room was very clean. The owners (hosts) were friendly and helpful.
No complaints at all.
Vintage 1950 motel sorely needs updating. Indoor / outdoor carpet was damp. Awful pillows.
Understaffed at evening check in / arrival.
Lobby was filled with very unhappy, upset and yelling customers. Long wait on line since there was only one person behind the counter and all people on line ahead of me had problems with their reservations and or their rooms were not ready at 8:30 PM.
Also kept getting kicked off of the compliamentary wifi.
NIce location with convenient parking. Friendly and forthcoming staff. Well set room with access to extra services.
Great place to stay. Staff was very accommodating, and the location is central to everything.
Cheapish through third party.
Staff was not helpful and woman was rude. It was dirty, old, moldy. Wouldn't recommend and will never go back.
Location is right off the highway. Large rooms - two sinks - nice vanity area and a fridge & microwave oven. Pretty views from the deck.
It is always better to make a solid good first impression with a guest than to compensate a bill for services not provided - I stayed 2 nights and came back to a room that housekeeping had not touched. Disappointing after a long day.
IMHO, this location should have a higher star rating. The staff is exceptional. The location could not been any more convenient. Our room was clean and spacious. The rooms are not outdated, they're rustic. Which is what I love about escaping to VT.
Nothing at all. We will stay here again.
Nice atmosphere!!!! Really enjoyed the stay.
No big deal but Hot-Cold in bathroom sink was separate just like turn of the century.... This is a real adjustment when you are used to warm water....
Old (and I mean OLD) charm, including very old funky wallpaper. Took awhile to adjust but then decided it was quaint. Until the no hot water.
The service was HORRIBLE. We had no hot water (no hot water!) and when we asked the front desk they told us to let the hot water run for awhile. We let it run for 18 minutes and it still never got hot (this is July not frozen pipes). We told the front desk again, were told they'd "look into it" but we had to go shower at the Hampton Inn (thank got other wedding guests stayed there) in order to shower to not be late. Over the next 36 hours we followed up repeatedly with no resolution. We asked for a partial refund, since in paying for a hotel we expected to receive a bed, roof, and hot shower, but since we prepaid we were told there was nothing the front desk could do. I've called 8+ times and left notes for the manager but have received no reply. It is incredibly frustrating. I can't imagine how they've been in business since Grant's era. Would not recommend at all. Just stay at the Hampton Inn, it was much much nicer and actually had hot water.
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TV Review: 'Superstars of Dance'
You wanna know what's wrong with NBC's new "Superstars of Dance"?
This is an easy one.
Before kicking to break, co-host Michael Flatley teased the audience with the query "Who has the most dominant dancers in the world?"
And my reaction was swift: Who really cares, you Riverdancing ninny?
If you must watch "Superstars of Dance," skip through the judging. Skip through the two co-hosts.
Just watch the dancing.
Producers Nigel Lythgoe and Simon Fuller want to be celebrating the possibilities of international dance, but instead they've turned it into a low-brow contest for world domination. Did we learn nothing from "Rocky IV," kids? Is it East versus West or man against man? Can any nation stand... alone?
Sunday (Jan. 4) night's premiere of "Superstars of Dance" featured plenty of memorable hoofing, intermingled with a multi-tiered competition that didn't make a lick of sense. Every country is represented by a group, a pair and a solo dancer? Presented in what order? Chosen on what basis? I mean, how was Robert Muraine, a pretzel-twisting pop-locker featured on at least three episodes of "So You Think You Can Dance" last season, picked as America's lone solo representative? Was it his skill? Was it his style? Was it his connections with Lythgoe? Muraine has gotten great mileage out of being a "SYTYCD" quitter, but as an American passport holder, I have to wonder if my nation should possibly be turning to a more polished solo dancer if world domination is at stake. It's a bit like going into an alien invasion with Jeff Goldblum as your country's last hope.
So the dancers went in no particular order, introduced by clip packages limited by the dancers and their abilities to make themselves and their art understood in English. They performed. Then a group of eight judges, each selected in some shady process by their country of origin, passed judgment. They didn't explain what they liked or didn't like about a particular dance. Most of them probably lacked the English to do so. And without that explanation or any awareness of their individual backgrounds, it was impossible to know what qualified these people to pass judgement at all (other than the fact that even with my limited knowledge of dance, I recognize that these guys are all figures of great regard and renown).
Judging is inherently subjective and that subjectivity comes from cultural conditioning. If people from seven different cultures are going to give scores on an eighth different culture, I want to know what knowledge and biases they bring to the table. I want to know why the by-the-numbers Riverdancing Irish team got 9s and 10s from the judges and the dynamite South African Gumboot Dancers only got 8s. The American couple received a 10 from one judge, a nine from two judges and sevens from a trio and nobody had to explain that wide discrepancy. And if the judges are rating a solo Chinese dancer doing a graceful rhythm number with a colorful scarf on the same set of criteria as the insanely athletic routine from the muscular and raw Australian Dance Theatre... well, I want to know how they're doing it.
If nothing else, on "So You Think You Can Dance" and "Dancing with the Stars," the judges explain their scores. They probably do it as a way of pointing out strengths and weaknesses to the viewers at home, whose votes have some bearing on final decisions. "Superstars of Dance" was taped weeks ago and the viewers don't get to have their opinions counted. That's a major flaw in the format, but I understand why the producers thought the American team might have just a wee advantage if NBC audiences could vote. Then again, the "World Idol" competition, also not all that successfully, managed to figure out how to allow for simultaneous voting in many countries, but that must not have been possible for a show in its first run.
This show is somehow going to crown a winner, but it'd be best to just ignore the competition aspect and concentrate on the pageantry.
Of course, concentrating on the pageantry would be easier if the show weren't so cheap looking. These dozens of competitors are performing on a stripped down stage in a mid-size studio with an audience of probably hundreds, most of whom look to be related to the dancers, based on their booing of the judges scoring. So not only is there no way to simulate crowd size, but the producers opted not to film in hi-def, odd since Lythgoe's "American Idol" and "So You Think You Can Dance" both look mighty spiffy in high-def despite a smaller scale.
End of the day, "Superstars of Dance" is on NBC, so nobody's really going to watch it anyway. Or if NBC believed anybody was going to watch, they probably wouldn't have decided to launch the show in a limited January run when established shows, including "American Idol," are returning to dominate the TV landscape. With that in mind, why couldn't they have made "Superstars" as a pure showcase? As a pure demonstration of artistry? Maybe Bravo might have aired something like that, as opposed to yet another slick reality competition show, one in which viewers won't feel any stake.
Maybe the dancing-only clips will be posted on Hulu? Watch those. Check out the Australian and South African group dances. Watch the American and Russian duos and, if you aren't sick of him already, watch Muraine do his thing. Mostly, don't you dare miss the mind-boggling Shoalin Monks from China.
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What if, after wrecking your car, the insurance company set you up with a loaner of the same make and model that just happened to be employed in a recent crime spree?
What if, instead of an automobile, it was your temporary mechanical body that invoked fear and suspicion in those around you?
Writer-artist Simon Roy explores this idea in âJan's Atomic Heart,â an original graphic novel shipping in June from Canadian publisher New Reliable Press. By turns whimsical and explosive, âJanâ blends modern geopolitics with sci-fi mystery through the lens of buddy-film adventure. CBR News caught up with Roy to discuss the comic.
The story of âJan's Atomic Heartâ is set in Frankfurt, Germany, in a far future in which the city has been devastated by a war with Lunar separatists. âJan is a computer analyst who, after a brutal car wreck, is living through a tele-operated body while his real body is in the hospital,â Roy told CBR. âBecause he has such a terrible insurance policy, though, the body heâs living through is a terrible old lunar-made model. And, oddly enough, lunar terrorists are using that same model of body in bombings against UN targets on Luna. He turns to his friend Anders for help, and the two of them set out to find out just what, exactly is going on.â
The two men set off to discover the provenance of Jan's new body, and whether he unwittingly poses a threat to the peace. âFrom there, all types of explosions and adventures ensue. Itâs full of a lot of classic sci-fi ideas--unified world/regional governments, an off-world war--but some more cyberpunk elements are thrown in there, too,â Roy said.
|Pages from "Jan's Atomic Heart"
Though the world of âJan's Atomic Heartâ gives a sense of some depth, Roy insists that he has not spent a lot of time building up a documented history for this future earth. âThe back-story is pretty minimal in terms of real, concrete setting,â he said. âI wanted the world to feel realistic, but not over-explained; to have a world where all the characters knew the history, but didnât break up the flow of the story telling each other about it (something which, nevertheless, does happen once in there). So the world is pretty undefined, but I do have a good idea of it. It all came together pretty naturally - growing up on sci-fi means I have a lot of mental detritus to rummage around in for this type of stuff.â
In fact, Roy didn't start to build the story until after he'd begun his illustrations. âI originally began drawing the first scene as an exercise in environment building, and it wasnât until I was well into the second scene that I had a story in mind,â Roy said. âWhile I had a definite idea of where I wanted the story to go, I didnât write a script to work from--I wanted to just start and see how it came out. Once I got to a scene, Iâd write out the dialogue, break it up into however many pages it would fit comfortably into, then just start drawing. I did up thumbs for more complex scenes, but most of the time I made it up as I went along.â
From here, proximity helped Roy set up with New Reliable Press. âWhen I was about halfway through making 'Jan's Atomic Heart,' I realized I probably would have enough of a comic to get it published somewhere. I started poking around for a possible publisher, and when I found Ed [Brisson, New Reliable Publisher] and saw he was just across the strait in Vancouver, I sent him some pages and a synopsis,â the artist explained. âIt turned out Iâd already sent him some pages of the comic as sample work when I applied to an ad heâd posted, so he was already familiar with it. From there, it was just a matter of getting it all finished. Edâs a really awesome guy--heâs been incredibly helpful and flexible with everything over the whole process.â
|Pages from "Jan's Atomic Heart"
Simon Roy began reading comics at a young age, picking up Archie books from garage sales and checking out volumes of âAsterixâ and âTintinâ from the library. âWhen I was about nine, the general store where we lived started carrying a few Marvel comics, and I started reading all my fatherâs old issues of 'Conan' and 'Carson of Venus' and whatnot. Iâve been more or less hooked since then,â he recalled. âIâve also been interested in writing stories since I was a little kid, but it wasnât until high school that I actually tried drawing some comics. After a few attempts at huge epic sci-fi and crime storylines, I graduated high school and began to work on much smaller stories (like little ten-pagers about cosmonauts and cossacks) while at college. 'Janâs Atomic Heart' came from one of those little experiment comics and kind of evolved into a story from there.â
Roy is also working with Turkish illustrator Nemo Ramjet on a project that involves dinosaurs in an alternate Cenozoic age, though he cautiously guards details of that comic book. And, as a current student at Alberta College of Art and Design, Roy said that when he's not doing comics, heâs âworking on the schoolwork Iâm supposed to be doing in the first place.
âNo rest for the wicked, man.â
âJan's Atomic Heartâ is solicited in April's Previews for a June release from New Reliable Press.


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My name is Denise. I just delivered our 8th baby, Shane Ethan, on Sunday October 11, 2009 at 32 weeks due to placental abruption. I had an emergency c-section. I was put to sleep and missed his entire birth. He weighed 4 lbs and 11 oz's and is 16" inches. He is currently breathing on his own and is doing well. I left the hospital only a few hours ago. I am a mess right now. I miss him so much and just wish I could be with him. Although I'm told he had a great birth weight, he is about half the size of my full term babies so to me he looks so small and fragile. This morning I was able to breastfeed him - even if all he did was nuzzled at the breast, it felt good to have him next to me. It's just so scary to see all the tubes and IV's coming out of him right now. I keep asking why this happened to us, especially after such a great pregnancy. This was my last baby so to have it end this way has been devastating. I am blamming myself for working so hard cleaning the house the day my placenta ruptured, even though my dr tells me it has nothing to do with it, I feel quilty! I just can't wait to have my precious baby boy home safely with us.
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I had a placental abruption at 32 weeks also. My LO was 4 lbs, 20.5 inches. Thankfully I was able to deliver naturally (they didn't know I was having an abruption until later). I think about all the things I was doing the day I went into labor, too. I was moving boxes around in the garage and crawling under the kitchen sink to fix the plumbing. I feel guilty too but the reality is that nobody knows what causes placental abruption. Could be age, could be trauma, could be genetics. It doesn't do any good to wonder why because you'll come up with these little things and then feel bad about them and they may not have had anything to do with it at all.
It doesn't feel like it when you're in it, but your time in NICU will go by fast and then you'll have him home and have a whole new set of challenges. Nothing is easy with preemies, no matter how big or healthy. This will be the most challenging thing in your life but - you will make it!! Just take it one day at a time!
Omigosh Shane Ethan is so handsome!! That is an awesome weight for 32 weeks!! My daughter was born at 30 weeks and was 2 lbs 4.8 oz. she went home at 4 lbs 12.7 oz. He looks so good. He isn't on oxygen or anything and he has lots of chubby in his cheeks. I know he may look small and fragile. It is almost intimidating to hold a tiny baby. THe Dr in our NICU told me that they may look very fragile but they are actually very strong and they wont break. It is just like having a term baby only smaller. If you ever get nervous talk to the NICU nurses. THey know what you are going through and arre really good listeners and advisors. I still call our NICU nurses and miss them so much.
And you are trying to breastfeed! that is so great. Just take your time. he will get the hang of it. He has to learn to suck and swallow. You can do it! I ended up pumping and feeding through the tube because she was too little to latch on and breastfeed until she was almost 2 months.
You didn't do anything wrong. I think all preemie moms go through a little bit of guilt and self blame. well just look at the other replies. I mean it "isn't how it is supposed to be" right? You had 7 other babies without any early arrivals.. how could what you did this time be any different that what you did before. I am sure that when you were pregnant with you other angels that you cleaned the house dozens of times. I mean gosh with that many you probably take care of a bunch of things all the time and they were all term. The thing with a placental rupture (abruption) is that it basically seperates at anytime. You could be on bedrest with a hundred monitors on you and it could still abrupt. It is a life threatening thing and thank God that you and Shane made it through!
If you are looking for information on preemies, a good book I found was Dr Sears Premature Baby book. It is really good at explaining the NICU and everything. Also there is a baby book for premies that is good. http://earlyarrivalinc.com
Welcome! I am a mom to a 32-weeker, same situation, except I was awake during my c-section. She is my first and leaving her in the NICU was devastating. I constantly blamed myself for her prematurity, don't do that. He's in great hands, looks WONDERFUL, and you'll be taking him home before you know it! Great weight too My LO was 3 lbs. 15 oz, when she was born. Today she's 7 months and 16 lbs! Our little blessing!
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Many thanks to everyone for your kind thoughts and prayers. Baby Shane is 1 week old today and he is doing very good. Although he still continues to loss weight (he is now 4 lbs 4 ozs) he is now off his IV's. He was just introduced the bottle last night and did great. He is working hard on learning his suck/swallow refluxes and just tonight has a really good breastfeeding session. With his weight loss the dr's are considering adding a powdered supplement to my breastmilk so he will consume more calories. They need to fatten him up before they'll let him come home.
This has been one of the hardest weeks I've been thru. I still can't believe we are going thru this right now. I am trying to hold it all together, but it's been hard. I know this board will be a great place for me. I have not had the time to read posts because of spending so much time at the hospital, but I look forward to having some time to myself to get to know everyone and feel like I fit in somewhere.
Again, many thanks to everyone for your prayers. I truly believe they are giving our precious Shane the strength he needs!!! My thoughts and prayers also go out to all of you who are experiencing the ups and downs of having had a preemie!!!
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congrats on you addorable son, he is so cute, So sorry that you had him early but I am glad to hear he is doing well. His weight was a good size, my lo was born at 32 weeks 6 days and was 3 lbs even and 16 in long due to pre e and iugr.
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We all react to things differently. My mom had Small Cell Lung Carcinoma and it took her a lot of time to deal with and tell her closest family and friends. She needed almost a month to think and be at peace with what was ahead of her. It may just be that he needs to sort out his own thoughts first. I think it's probably normal to be depressed when you face your own mortality for the first time...especially when your a very healthy person. Hang in there, Ang. He just has a big mountain to climb and hasn't yet realized that you can help him up to the peak!
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