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Colin Stetson leads lineup for Wavelength 14
Scott IrvineWhen I listed off a couple of Colin Stetson shows slated for February last week, it was a bit reluctantly as I had a hunch that I was missing some crucial information about the context of the performance – the unconventional venue and absence of formal press release or ticket information, in particular, were flags. But I went with it anyways and now, a week later, I'm amending the info with lots of context – which I should have guessed, given the timing. The twice-Polaris-shortlisted saxophone maestro will be performing as part of Wavelength's 14th anniversary festival, taking place around Toronto from February 13 to 16 of next year with his show – just one, now – happening February 15 at the Polish Combatants Hall on a bill that includes US Girls amongst others, tickets $20 in advance.
Other festival showcases include Hooded Fang spin-off Phedre and friends at The Silver Dollar on February 13 ($10), American guitar goddess Marnie Stern with local synth-pop heroes Diana and post-punkers Odonis Odonis at The Adelaide Music Hall on February 14 ($17), and Haligonian two-headed rock machine Cousins bring things to a close with an eclectic bill at The Garrison on February 16 ($10). Plus, there's some in-store talks and events happening at local record stores through the weekend. Wavelength the music series and especially the anniversary festivals have always done a great job of showcasing new and established talent from at home and abroad, and this year's lineup is no exception.
Tickets are available for individual shows or a four-day festival pass can be had for just $49.
MP3: Colin Stetson – "High Above A Grey Green Sea"
MP3: Marnie Stern – "Transparency Is The New Mystery"
MP3: Diana – "Born Again"
Video: U.S. Girls – "Work From Home"
Video: Odonis Odonis – "Better"
Stream: Cousins – "River"
Even though they were just here in November, New York's Holy Ghost! are pretty sure people want more of their new album Dynamics and so they're coming back for another show at The Hoxton on February 14.
Video: Holy Ghost! – "Okay"
When she announced her Toronto debut back in August, I had to ask, "who is Lorde?" Not asking that anymore. The Kiwi teen is bringing her massively massive debut Pure Heroine back to town for a show at Sound Academy on March 15 as part of a North American tour, tickets the appropriately massive $44.50 to $55.
Video: Lorde – "Royals"
Synth/New Wave legend Gary Numan has announced a North American tour in support of his latest album Splinter (Songs From A Broken Mind). He'll be at The Phoenix on March 27, tickets $29.50. The National Student has an interview.
Video: Gary Numan – "Cars"
Another of José González's contributions to the Secret Life Of Walter Mitty soundtrack has been released, this time with a video. The film is out December 25, aka Christmas Day.
Video: José González – "Stay Alive"
The Quietus has an interview with TOY, who will be in town at The Horseshoe on January 14.
Black Francis discusses the departure of Kim Shattuck from Pixies with Yahooo!. He really sounds torn up about it; hopefully he'll be able to pull it together for their show at Massey Hall on January 15.
DIY talks to Yuck, who've rolled out a new video from their latest Glow & Behold. They're in town at The Garrison on January 17.
Video: Yuck – "Lose My Breath"
Clash talks to Efrim Menuck of Thee Silver Mount Zion and Godspeed You! Black Emperor about the new Mount Zion record Fuck Off Get Free We Pour Light On Everything, due out January 21.
The Line Of Best Fit has a video session with Warpaint, who will release their second full-length Warpaint on January 21 and play The Danforth Music Hall on March 25.
The New Mendicants – that's Joe Pernice, Norman Blake, and Mike Belitsky if you've not been keeping up – have made a few tracks from their debut album Into The Lime available to stream. It's out January 28.
Stream: The New Mendicants – "A Very Sorry Christmas"
Stream: The New Mendicants – "Sarasota"
Stream: The New Mendicants – "If You Only Knew Her"
The Fly talks to Dee Dee of Dum Dum Girls about their new record Too True, out January 28. They're at Lee's Palace on March 29.
The Fly talks to Joe Jonas of Metronomy, who release their new album Love Letters on March 10. Watch the just-released first video from it below.
Video: Metronomy – "I'm Aquarius"
NPR has posted a KCRW video session and Filter an Ernie Ball session with The Head & The Heart; they're at The Kool Haus on March 30.
Pretty Much Amazing have an interview with London Grammar have released a stream of an old, unreleased track via Rolling Stone. They'll be back in Toronto at The Phoenix on April 7.
Stream: London Grammar – "Everywhere You Go"
Noisey has premiered the latest video from The Vaccines, taken from last year's Come Of Age.
Video: The Vaccines – "If I Was A Girl"
Interview talks to Dev Hynes of Blood Orange, whose apartment in New York tragically burned down Monday night, taking with it all his belonging and his new puppy. Fundraising efforts are underway to help Dev get back on his feet and while they've already well past their original modest goal of $5000, every bit will help.
Kate Nash has released a new video from her seasonal EP Have Faith This Christmas.
Video: Kate Nash – "I Hate You This Christmas"
Under The Radar has an interview with Summer Camp.
Esquire and The Huffington Post chat with Elvis Costello.
Islands have made a brand-new song available to stream. Islands. Stream. Hmm.
Stream: Islands – "Hawaii"
Filter gets to know Braids.
Noisey talks sex and politics with Austra.
Tone Deaf has an interview with Born Ruffians.
Majical Cloudz have released a video for the non-album track made available to stream last month.
Video: Majical Cloudz – "Savage"
The Line Of Best Fit just beat the Christmas shipping deadline with the release of their fifth holiday-themed Ho! Ho! Ho! compilation of Canadian indie artists, along with a promise to be more frequent in the new year.
Tone Deaf chats with Ken Stringfellow.
NYC Taper is sharing a recording of one of Yo La Tengo's shows at Brooklyn's Bell House last week.
Under The Radar talks to Cameron Mesirow of Glasser.
The Life Of Best Fit has an interview with Midlake.
Stereogum spends some time with Titus Andronicus' Patrick Stickles.
And that, I guess, will just about do it.
Tags: Austra, Blood Orange, Born Ruffians, Braids, Elvis Costello, Gary Numan, Glasser, Godspeed! You Black Emperor, Head & The Heart, Holy Ghost!, Islands, Jose Gonzalez, Ken Stringfellow, London Grammar, Lorde, Majical Cloudz, Metronomy, Midlake, New Mendicants, Odonis Odonis, Pixies, Summer Camp, Thee Silver Mt. Zion, Titus Andronicus, TOY, Vaccines, Warpaint, Yo La Tengo, Yuck
James Blake wins Mercury Prize, hopes people will now stop asking him about tennis
Nabil ElderkinJames Blake is hardly an unknown in certain circles, but it's understandable if he has some identity issues. He's often mixed up with the American tennis player of the same name, and just last night at a gathering of British music industry types who ought to know better, he was introduced by BBC presenter Lauren Laverne as treacle-singing countryman James Blunt. It's a good thing they got it right a few minutes later when he was announced winner of the 2013 Mercury Music Prize for his album Overgrown.
In doing so, he bested not only the heavily favoured (Laura Mvula), buzz bands (Disclosure), stars (Arctic Monkeys), legends (David Bowie), and underdogs (Jon Hopkins ), but allowed the genres of indie, pop, R&B, electronic, dubstep, and whatever else he might have been described as to claim victory. For a prize that inevitably leaves people crying unfair or out of touch for whatever reason, not a bad compromise. I only wish that he'd named the album after the first single so that we could make the easy – and accurate – joke about the Mercury being in Retrograde. Ah, opportunities missed.
And it makes Blake's decision to cancel a few dates of his current North American tour to attend the Mercury ceremony look like a pretty smart move. He's back across the pond after some celebrations, I'm sure, and will be taking the stage at The Kool Haus in Toronto on November 10. Under The Radar and Clash have conveniently-timed features on Blake
Video: Video: James Blake – "Retrograde"
Video: Video: James Blake – "Overgrown"
And though they didn't win, some of the nominees were using the occasion and extra attention to unveil some goodies. David Bowie premiered a video for the James Murphy remix of "Love Is Lost" that appears on The Next Day Extra deluxe edition of his new record which comes out November 5; watch it below and read a little of the making-of for the clip via The Mirror. And five of the new songs that also appear on the Extra release are available to stream – for Canadians only – at CBC Music, although some enterprising internet-user has already ripped four of them to non-geoblocked YouTube; "God Bless The Girl" appeared on the Japanese release of The Next Day, so that doesn't technically count as new, but you may as well stream that too.
Video: David Bowie – "Love Is Lost" (Hello Steve Reich Mix)
Stream: David Bowie – "Atomica"
Stream: David Bowie – "The Informer"
Stream: David Bowie – "Like A Rocket Man"
Stream: David Bowie – "Born In A UFO"
Stream: David Bowie – "God Bless The Girl"
Though surely relieved to have not won something they were clearly uncomfortable with, Savages still timed the release of a new video from Silence Yourself to coincide with the ceremony. Guitarist Gemma Thompson took to Tumblr to discuss the new Vonnegut-inspired clip and DIY has a cover story on the band.
Video: Savages – "Marshal Dear"
Although not Mercury-recognized, Frightened Rabbit also released a new clip from Pedestrian Verse via DIY.
Video: Frightened Rabbit – "Holy"
Los Campesinos! have put out a new video from their latest No Blues, which is out now in the UK but doesn't get North American release until November 12. A Heart Is A Spade, Pitchfork, and Interview talk to the band about the new record.
Video: Los Campesinos! – "Avocado, Baby"
Daughter are using tour footage/their tour diary as the new video from If You Leave
Video: Daughter – "Amsterdam"
BrooklynVegan interviews Kevin Shields of My Bloody Valentine, though the subject of his Mercury Prize conspiracy theories don't come up. Shields leads MBV into the Kool Haus on November 5.
Blood Orange has released a lyric video for the second preview of his next record Cupid Deluxe, coming out November 19.
Lyric Video: Blood Orange – "You're Not Good Enough"
Veronica Falls are now streaming the b-side of their new Australia/Japan tour 7″, being released to those not seeing them on said tour come December 9.
Stream: Veronica Falls – "Ned You Around"
Yuck v2.0 makes their Toronto debut behind their second album Glow & Behold at The Garrison on January 17, part of a full North American tour.
Video: Yuck – "Middle Sea"
Mogwai have announced a January 21 release date for their new studio album Rave Tapes; stream the first song from it below.
Stream: Mogwai – "Remurdered"
Former Mercury Prize winners Elbow have given their new record – already locked in for a March 10 release – the title of Carry Her Carry Me; details at Exclaim.
Daytrotter has a session with Fanfarlo, who've just released their The Sea EP ahead of a new full-length due out next year.
The 405 has an interview with Kele Okereke of Bloc Party.
The Guardian has premiered a mini-documentary film of The Vaccines on the road.
Summer Camp share their top ten favourite horror films with Consequence Of Sound – just in time for American Thanksgiving!
And to bring it all around, Clash wonders if the Mercury Prize might be better if it were more like Canada's Polaris Prize.
Tags: Bloc Party, Blood Orange, Daughter, David Bowie, Elbow, Fanfarlo, frightened rabbit, James Blake, Los Campesinos, Mogwai, My Bloody Valentine, Savages, Summer Camp, Vaccines, Veronica Falls, Yuck
The Stars Are Out Tonight
The 2013 Mercury Prize shortlist includes David Bowie and nine acts who are not David Bowie
Jimmy KingSo the shortlist for the 2013 Mercury Prize – awarded to the best British or Irish album of the year – was announced the other day, and contrary to the odds reported by NME earlier this week, London Grammar – favoured to win – was nowhere to be found. Nor, out of their top ten, were Steve Mason, Daughter, Primal Scream, or CHVRCHES. Not that I have any idea how bookmakers come up with their odds, nor how accurate they've been in the past. But to list an album at 15:8 to win and not even have it make the shortlist, well that's some questionable prognostication.
The ten records that did make the list are as follows, and I'm mildly surprised that I've heard more of these than I usually have – a fact which kind of supports those who complain that the Mercury has gotten safe or predictable. I'm personally pulling for Bowie, if you hadn't guessed; the release of The Next Day instigated a year of Bowie discovery, which included a deeper appreciation for has last two records Heathen and Reality along with the more classic material and a pilgrimage to his old digs in Berlin (though that wasn't the main reason for the trip, that would be ridiculous). Plus there's the David Bowie Is exhibit opening at the Art Gallery of Ontario later this month – let's face it, this is the year of Bowie. The Mercury should just accept it and fall in line. The winner of this year's prize will be announced on October 30.
Oh, and Kevin Shields of My Bloody Valentine has some choice words for the Mercury Prize, and they're not positive. The Guardian has that.
Arctic Monkeys / AM / Video: "Do I Wanna Know?"
David Bowie / The Next Day / Video: "The Next Day"
Disclosure / Settle / Video: "When A Fire Starts To Burn"
Foals / Holy Fire / Video: "Late Night"
Jake Bugg / Jake Bugg / Video: "Lightning Bolt"
James Blake / Overgrown / Video: "Retrograde"
Jon Hopkins / Immunity / Video: "Open Eye Signal"
Laura Marling / Once I Was An Eagle / Video: "Master Hunter"
Laura Mvula / Sing To The Moon / Video: "Green Garden"
Rudimental / Home / Video: "Waiting All Night"
Savages / Silence Yourself / Video: "Shut Up"
Villagers / Awayland / Video: "Nothing Arrived"
Summer Camp's Elizabeth Sankey takes Clash behind the scenes of the video for "Fresh", taken from their just-released new record Summer Camp.
NOW checks in with Arctic Monkeys, who kick off their North American tour on September 15 at The Kool Haus.
The Skinny and philly.com get to know CHVRCHES, who play The Danforth Music Hall on September 15. Their debut The Bones Of What You Believe is out September 24.
Filter talks to Elvis Costello and ?uestlove of The Roots about their new collaborative album Wise Up Ghost, which comes out September 17.
Icona Pop have released a new video from their forthcoming kinda-but-not-really debut This Is… Icona Pop, out September 24.
Video: Icona Pop – "All Night"
The Line Of Best Fit has a video session with London Grammar, who will be at The Great Hall on October 4.
Under The Radar has posted their recent cover story on Charli XCX, who makes her local headlining debut at Wrongbar on November 9.
Dev Hynes is a dancing machine in the new Blood Orange video, which also serves as the first taste of his new record Cupid Deluxe. It should be out this year.
Video: Blood Orange – "Chamakay"
A Music Blog, Yea interviews The Vaccines.
Under The Radar talks to Still Corners.
Junip have released a new video from this year's self-titled album.
Video: Junip – "Walking Lightly"
Tags: Arctic Monkeys, Blood Orange, Charli XCX, CHVRCHES, David Bowie, Disclosure, Elvis Costello, Icona Pop, Jake Bugg, James Blake, Jon Hopkins, Junip, Laura Marling, Laura Mvula, London Grammar, My Bloody Valentine, Roots, Rudimental, Savages, Still Corners, Summer Camp, Vaccines
Breathe easy; the return of Anna Calvi is nigh
Roger DeckkerI'd like to say that I've been on tenterhooks waiting for new music from Anna Calvi, but the truth is that her 2011 self-titled debut – one of that year's favourites – is still in fairly heavy rotation, the combination of her sensual vocals and searing guitarwork still eliciting swoons more than two and a half years on. But that's not to say that the news of her second record isn't tremendously welcome.
Said record – entitled One Breath – will be out on October 7, and Calvi tells NME that it's a more personal album, the lyrics strongly informed by her battles with depression. This doesn't mean that it's going to be a downcast affair – the first official single, which has been made available to stream, is as energized as anything she's done, and the sample that soundtrack the album trailer might be more melancholic, but it still soars. One Breath may document a battle, but it certainly sounds like one that Calvi is triumphing over.
There's only three North American dates currently on her Fall itinerary, but you know more are to come. Or they damn well better be – I've still yet to see a full show.
Stream: Anna Calvi – "Eliza"
Trailer: Anna Calvi / One Breath
The Vaccines have released a new video for the title track of their just-released Melody Calling EP and also stopped in at USA Today for a video session. They open up for Mumford & Sons at the Molson Amphitheatre next week on August 26.
Video: The Vaccines – "Melody Calling"
The Guardian and Exclaim talk to Franz Ferdinand as they gear up for the August 27 release of their new record Right Thoughts, Right Words, Right Action, a record which has just been made available to stream in advance at NPR. Franz Ferdinand play The Kool Haus on October 24.
Stream: Franz Ferdinand / Right Thoughts, Right Words, Right Action
Fellow Scots Glasvegas are hoping their third album Later… When The TV Turns To Static, out September 3, is the one that turns their fortunes back towards the buzz that greeted their debut and not the shrugs that met the follow-up. Rolling Stone is offering a download of the title track for you to decide for yourself. Clash also has an interview.
MP3: Glasvegas – "Later… When The TV Turns To Static"
Lanterns Of The Lake are streaming – and offering to download in exchange for an email – an alternate take of a track from their new record Until The Colours Run, coming out September 9.
Stream: Lanterns On The Lake – "The Buffalo Days" (alternate)
Tone Deaf, LeftLion, and Gigwise have interviews with newcomers London Grammar, whose debut If You Wait is out on September 10 and who are in town to play BLK BOX on October 4.
The Quietus talks to Elvis Costello, whose new collaborative album with The Roots – Wise Up Ghost – is out September 17.
The Line Of Best Fit has details on the second Yuck record, their first without former frontman Daniel Blumberg. Glow & Behold will be out on September 30 and a second sample track from it is available to stream.
Stream: Yuck – "Middle Sea"
NPR has a World Cafe session, and Refinery29 and Stylecaster interviews with Jessie Ware; she is back in town to play The Sound Academy on November 6.
Laura Groves, whom some of you may remember from her lovely 2009 record Blue Roses whilst still performing under the alias of Blue Roses, finally has a new release – an EP – ready and will be releasing it this Fall under her own name. There's a video for the first release from it and yup, still lovely whatever the name is.
Video: Laura Groves – "Inky Sea"
I was all excited about the prospect of hearing new Blood Orange material but as Pitchfork reports it, this is just a Drake cover. But it's still better than Drake.
Stream: Blood Orange – "Hold On, We're Going Home"
Dazed Digital have premiered the new video from Spiritualized's Sweet Heart Sweet Light.
Video: Spiritualized – "I Am What I Am"
Camera Obscura have released a new vide from Desire Lines and are also featured in a World Cafe session at NPR. Further, Under The Radar has posted their feature from the current issue which puts Tracyanne Campbell in interview with Lloyd Cole – yes, that Lloyd – complete with appendices.
Video: Camera Obscura – "Break It To You Gently"
Denver Westword interviews Kevin Shields of My Bloody Valentine.
Tags: Anna Calvi, Blood Orange, Camera Obscura, Elvis Costello, Franz Ferdinand, Glasvegas, Jessie Ware, Lanterns On The Lake, Laura Groves, Lloyd Cole, London Grammar, My Bloody Valentine, Spiritualized, Vaccines, Yuck
Wednesday, August 14th, 2013
My Beautiful Friend
RIP, Jon Brookes of The Charlatans
thecharlatans.netSad, sad news out of the UK yesterday when it was announced that Jon Brookes, drummer and founding member of The Charlatans, had passed away of brain cancer. The condition first surfaced during a 2010 North American tour that forced the cancellation of a number of dates, but until recently appeared to have been successfully treated, allowing Brookes to continue playing and recording with the band as recently as this Summer, with the band working on new material. Brookes was 44.
It's not the first tragedy to befall the band – original keyboardist Rob Collins was killed in a car crash in 1996 – but in the almost 25 years of the band's existence they've proven to be amazingly resilient, outlasting pretty much all of their Madchester and Britpop peers while building a really remarkable catalog of albums and singles. If any outfit could find the strength to carry on after such a loss – should they choose to – it'd be The Charlatans.
I feel fortunate to have caught them live at The Kool Haus in early 2002 circa Wonderland, their second-to-last visit (I believe) before a 2006 show at The Phoenix for Simpatico. It wasn't supposed to be so, but the band were snakebit in their attempts to come back to support 2008's You Cross My Path and 2010's Who We Touch; for the former, they scheduled, cancelled, rescheduled, and re-cancelled a date at The Mod Club in Fall of 2009, eventually nixing the tour to allow Brookes to have shoulder surgery and their last attempt in September 2010 – which would have brought them to Lee's Palace – was scrubbed after Brookes had a seizure in Philadelphia two nights before the show.
I'd been largely nonplussed about the band's output this century, but those last couple records were genuinely solid and I had been quite excited to see them live again – especially in such small rooms – so those cancellations were extra disappointing. For that last Lee's show, I'd already gone ahead and done the legwork of linking up their entire videography as I try to do for live reviews, and have actually had all of that HTML saved in a draft post for the past three years in hopes that they'd finally return and I could use it. Whatever happens with the future of the band, that return seems unlikely in the near term so I'll instead post them as a tribute to Brookes and the band. Rest in peace, sir, and thanks for the music.
Video: The Charlatans – "My Foolish Pride"
Video: The Charlatans – "Love Is Ending"
Video: The Charlatans – "Mis-Takes"
Video: The Charlatans – "The Misbegotten"
Video: The Charlatans – "Oh Vanity"
Video: The Charlatans – "You Cross My Path"
Video: The Charlatans – "You're So Pretty, We're So Pretty"
Video: The Charlatans – "NYC (There's No Need To Stop)"
Video: The Charlatans – "Blackened Blue Eyes"
Video: The Charlatans – "Try Again Today"
Video: The Charlatans – "Up At The Lake"
Video: The Charlatans – "A Man Needs To Be Told"
Video: The Charlatans – "Love Is The Key"
Video: The Charlatans – "Impossible"
Video: The Charlatans – "How High"
Video: The Charlatans – "North Country Boy"
Video: The Charlatans – "One To Another"
Video: The Charlatans – "Just When You're Thinkin' Things Over"
Video: The Charlatans – "Just Lookin'"
Video: The Charlatans – "Crashin' In"
Video: The Charlatans – "Jesus Hairdo"
Video: The Charlatans – "I Never Want an Easy Life If Me and He Were Ever to Get There"
Video: The Charlatans – "Cant Get Out Of Bed"
Video: The Charlatans – "Tremolo Song"
Video: The Charlatans – "Weirdo"
Video: The Charlatans – "Me. In Time"
Video: The Charlatans – "Over Rising"
Video: The Charlatans – "Then"
Video: The Charlatans – "Sproston Green"
Video: The Charlatans – "The Only One I Know"
Travis have let Rolling Stone host the advance stream of their new record Where You Stand, which comes out August 19. Fran Healy talks to Metro, The Daily Mail, The Daily Record, and The Arbroath Herald about the new album, which they bring to The Sound Academy on September 25.
Stream: Travis / Where You Stand
DIY has both an album stream and track-by-track walkthrough of Absolute Zero, the debut album from Dublin's Little Green Cars. It came out in North America back in the Spring but is only getting a European release next week, if you were wondering why they're only getting around to it now.
Stream: Little Green Cars / Absolute Zero
The Fly and The Belfast Telegraph interview members of The Vaccines, who are streaming one of the tracks from their just-released Melody Calling EP via NME. They open up for Mumford & Sons at the Molson Amphitheatre on August 26.
Stream: The Vaccines – "Do You Want A Man" (John Hill + Rich Costey Remix)
Premier Guitar sits down with Alex Kapranos and Nick McCarthy of Franz Ferdinand to talk about their new record Right Thoughts, Right Words, Right Action with particular interest in – wait for it – their guitars, while The Age settles for a broader-interest feature piece. The record is out August 27 and they play The Kool Haus October 24.
Stereogum has premiered the lead video for Summer Camp's self-titled second album, due out September 9.
Video: Summer Camp – "Fresh"
Alex Turner of Arctic Monkeys talks to Rolling Stone about the new single and video from their forthcoming AM, which comes out September 10. They're at The Kool Haus on September 15.
Video: Arctic Monkeys – "Why'd You Only Call Me When You're High?"
DIY have premiered the first video from Motto, the forthcoming record from Sky Larkin and Oxford Student also has an interview with the band. The new album is out September 16.
Video: Sky Larkin – "Loom"
Even though you've already seen her play it live at an in-store, The AV Club has posted the "proper" version of Charli XCX's cover of The Backstreet Boys' "I Want It That Way", as she learned the song for her contribution to their Undercover series. She also lists her five favourites songs for The Week. Charli XCX plays The Hoxton on September 16.
Peter Hook recounts to The Guardian what he sees when he looks in the mirror, which includes a guy who's going to play Movement and Power, Corruption & Lies at The Hoxton on September 18; he talks to This Is Nottingham about how the live performance will work. And if you want to see what he looks like when he's trying to teach you to play "Ceremony", head over to Slicing Up Eyeballs for the video lesson.
Spin is streaming another new track from Johnny Flynn's forthcoming Country Mile, due out September 30.
Stream: Johnny Flynn – "After Eliot"
Billboard has a video session and interview with Kate Nash. She plays The Phoenix on November 5.
After threatening to leak it herself, M.I.A. has been given a November 5 release date for her eternally-delayed new record Matangi.
Over at Noisey, Emmy The Great explains how she came to write the soundtrack for the film Austenland.
Editors have released another video from their latest album The Weight Of Your Love; Artrocker also has a quick interview with the band.
Video: Editors – "Formaldehyde"
MTV Iggy interviews Camera Obscura.
Mat Osman of Suede tells The Quietus what he's been listening to lately.
In conversation with The Daily Star Alex James is simultaneously optimistic and hazy about the future of Blur.
Pitchfork has what I believe is the first extensive post-m b v interview with Kevin Shields of My Bloody Valentine, including outtakes.
In conversation with The Japan Times, Johnny Marr dumps a whole load of cold, harsh reality on those holding out hope for a Smiths reunion.
Tags: Arctic Monkeys, Blur, Camera Obscura, Charlatans, Charli XCX, Editors, Emmy the Great, Franz Ferdinand, Johnny Flynn, Johnny Marr, Kate Nash, Little Green Cars, M.I.A., My Bloody Valentine, Peter Hook, Sky Larkin, Suede, Summer Camp, Travis, Vaccines


Don Catalano of REoptimizer recently discussed the benefits of using a Tenant Broker.
1. You Don't Want to Pay More Than You Have to.
Getting the perfect office space isn't enough. You need to get the perfect office at the best possible price. Having a tenant rep broker by your side can ensure that you do. With their knowledge of the market in your area, brokers can tell you when a deal is fair, overpriced or a steal. They can also know best how to negotiate with landlords to improve terms and rental rates. As a result, you're sure to get the space you want at the right price.
2. You Might Only Think You Know What You Need.
You likely have a vision of what you're looking for when it comes to your new office space, but are you certain that the office you're envisioning is the best thing for you? Tenant rep brokers are experts in all things commercial real estate and can help you consider what your true needs are. Brokers think of things that prospective tenants do not and no know how to balance potential future needs with current ones to ensure that an office continues to be ideal for tenants.
3. Commercial Real Estate Is Complex.
When you're leasing office space, you'll be introduced to a whole new lexicon of complicated terms. Not fully understanding what they mean puts you at a disadvantage when you're comparing properties and negotiating lease terms. Tenant rep brokers can take the mystery out of the process by explaining unfamiliar terminology and breaking down complex concepts in ways that you'll understand. This way, you can be empowered throughout the process and able to assess deals for yourself.
4. The Best Office Might Be Secret.
Not all available office spaces will turn up when you do an Internet search. Often times, spaces in the best buildings are snatched up long before there is a need to advertise them, meaning you never have a chance to see, let alone lease, them. Tenant rep brokers keep their ears open to find out when landlords in highly sought areas are expecting vacancies. This means that they can get you in fast and help you discover properties you otherwise wouldn't have access to.
5. There Is Zero Cost for So Many Benefits.
Hiring a tenant rep broker won't impact your bottom line or make your deal more expensive. Prospective tenants don't pay tenant rep brokers at all. Instead, the landlord covers the cost of brokers' services. Since there is absolutely no cost to you to reap all of the benefits above, the question really isn't why should you have a tenant rep broker, but why wouldn't you?
This entry was posted in NAI Dominion News and tagged Commercial Real Estate, NAI Dominion, Office, Patrick L Reynolds, Tenant Representation on August 28, 2017 by NAI Dominion.


So one last post from ATD ICE, or at least from Denver airport. I'd actually forgotten I'd committed to participants in my own session that I'd explain the above slide, which I didn't get to cover in the 75 minutes we had together (and only really had in my slideset to respond to the agenda I'd submitted to get included in the programme). And although it's not really part of the evaluation agenda we discussed, after explaining and demonstrating the framework, it seemed a shame not to fully explain its potential.
But apologies - if you didn't attend the presentation / workshop then the following probably won't make much sense, unless you've seen me elsewhere or are a regular reader of the blog etc.
So basically there are 8 different elements to HR planning which should be included on the value matrix plotting out a people and organisation strategy. This doesn't mean there needs to be eight separate planning processes, just that each of these eight different approaches should be included somewhere within one integrated activity to create the plan.
HR function planning - ensuring HR has the people, relationships, capabilities and technologies etc to deliver the above.
Each of these need objectives and measures too, though I sometimes gather all the different sub-plans together and then do the measures for the whole (as long as you can remember where the objectives came from - remember the secret sauce of evaluation is being clear about what you're trying to do.
One of the most provoking sessions at ATD ICE was the Conference Board's presentation on their research into productivity. As shown in the above chart, productivity around the world in terms of outputs has decreased substantially since the GFC. That applies particularly to the Euro area (Brexit anyone?).
But the Conference Board then split this into labour productivity and numbers of workers / worker hours, and labour productivity down again into increases in contribution of capital, contribution of human capital and the increase in overall efficiency of production, or total factor productivity ie everything that helps people contribute more effectively.
It's TFP which provides the greatest opportunity to improve overall outputs and means that there's a range of factors which could support this, including better leadership and line management, innovation and the use of technology.
Ie it is not that workers per se are losing productivity momentum, but that there's a lack of tools, methods and skills that would make them more productive. Or that management and skills are adapting too slowly to the requirement of new technology, innovation and business model.
Systematic management practices lead productivity - clear target setting, performance tracking, and rewards will be needed for high performance support productivity growth.
I'd add on collaboration - it's about creating organisations which actually act as organisations rather than just groups of individuals going about their own jobs relatively independently, or often in fact getting in each others' way.


The preliminary water polo matches will be played between 6 and 14 August, with the knockout stages starting with the quater-finals on 15 August and ending with the men's medal matches on 20 August.
With diving (7-20 August) and synchronised swimming (14-19 August) also taking place in the Maria Lenk Aquatics Centre, four of the five aquatics disciplines will be held in Barra Olympic Park (marathon swimming is at Copacabana beach).
"With three sports at the Maria Lenk, we are optimising our financial, planning and operational resources in one place, in addition to offering the spectator a better experience, with a concentration of the aquatic sports," said Rio 2016 excutive sport director Agberto Guimarães.
The water polo preliminary matches were orginally scheduled for the Julio De Lamare Aquatics Centre, next to the Maracanã Stadium, but it was decided to relocate them after a review of the Games projects with the International Olympic Committee (IOC) last May. After considering the Deodoro Aquatics Centre, which will host the swimming section of modern pentathlon, Rio 2016 and International Swimming Federation (FINA) agreed at the end of 2015 that the Maria Lenk was the best option.


I think I liked the first Zoolander? Sorry, I can't really remember; it was a long time ago. And I'm maybe confusing it in my head with Ben Stiller and Owen Wilson's version of Starsky & Hutch. But I have been a Stiller fan for a very long time, ever since the five-episode Ben Stiller Show on MTV circa 1989–90.
Now, belated sequels such as Zoolander 2 often reek of desperation, a last-gasp, post-failure return to a successful franchise. And you could certainly argue that Stiller and Wilson aren't at the peaks of their careers. But, at least in the early going here, this seems better than a calculated cash-in. The writers and cast seem fully engaged in delivering a high-quality product, and I laughed out loud several times in the first half hour or so.
Unfortunately, the script couldn't maintain that pace. But, there are enough funny bits and nonstop cameos (I won't ruin them) to keep things entertaining enough for the rest of the way.
Thankfully, Will Ferrell eventually shows up as the evil Mugatu. His loud, silly performance really enlivens the movie's last third.
So, unless you're a true-blue(steel) Zoolander buff or a funny-fashion aficionado, there's need to rush out and see this one in the theater. But on a plane, or Netflix, or cable, it definitely wouldn't be a bad way to kill some time. Hmm, I guess they won't be using that quote on the poster.


What better gift than a gift voucher - Allow your friends and loved ones to choose an ideal gift for themselves. Our elegantly presented gift cards will be sent to you via post with its unique number which can be used online Australia wide or in any of our stores in Victoria. Please note, if you would like the gift card to be sent somewhere other than your own address, don't forget to state the name and address of the person receiving it in the notes section during check out, otherwise the gift card will be sent directly to your registered address with a blank section for you to fill in the name. If you have any queries, please don't hesitate to contact us.
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In a large soup pot, steam-fry the onions over medium heat until soft, adding water by the teaspoon to prevent sticking. Add broth, potatoes, lentil, cumin, salt and pepper, and stir well. Bring to a boil, then simmer, covered for about 45 minutes or until lentils are tender. Serve hot.


After this Jesus revealed himself again to the disciples by the Sea of Tiberias, and he revealed himself in this way. Simon Peter, Thomas (called the Twin), Nathanael of Cana in Galilee, the sons of Zebedee, and two others of his disciples were together. Simon Peter said to them, "I am going fishing." They said to him, "We will go with you." They went out and got into the boat, but that night they caught nothing. Just as day was breaking, Jesus stood on the shore; yet the disciples did not know that it was Jesus. Jesus said to them, "Children, do you have any fish?" They answered him, "No." He said to them, "Cast the net on the right side of the boat, and you will find some." So they cast it, and now they were not able to haul it in, because of the quantity of fish. That disciple whom Jesus loved therefore said to Peter, "It is the Lord!" When Simon Peter heard that it was the Lord, he put on his outer garment, for he was stripped for work, and threw himself into the sea. The other disciples came in the boat, dragging the net full of fish, for they were not far from the land, but about a hundred yards off.
The Risen King is into fishing! And He fishes not for affluence and accolade. Instead, He fishes for men. For lives that need saving.
Will you cast your nets together with the Risen King?


Welcome, my name is Linda Evans and I am a fully qualified Cognitive Behavioural Therapist based here at the Centre of Therapy in the heart of Glasgow. I am aware that it can be daunting to take that first step coming to Therapy, however it will give you the opportunity to explore the difficulties you are facing in your day to day life. I offer one to one counselling sessions, whereby we will work together to help you achieve your own goals. You will be given the opportunity to explore the underlying issues that are impacting your life. Together we will work towards helping you to understand these issues and help you find ways to cope with them, with you ultimately becoming your own therapist.
I have experience working in the following areas...However I have a particular interest in working with children and young people.


Most people think that to grow a business, they simply need more marketing, but marketing that's based on bad branding, is just money down the drain.
Marketing is really branding in action, so without a solid brand behind it, marketing campaigns will usually fall flat.
Rather than just trying to get more customers, let's get an understanding of how future customers understanding your brand promise. What's getting them choose you over your competition?
In this webinar, we'll focus on what works to create loyal customers and create repeat business, and what doesn't. You'll leave with the tools you need to create a brand that powerfully attracts more customers.
Diane helps healers and creatives succeed in their businesses without generic, sleazy biz strategies.
In working with her, they clarify their brand identity so they're attracting their Right People, and with her more than 13 years of brand and business development experience, they create fun and easy business strategies so business success can happen without the angst and overwhelm.
Her processes and programs help them actually enjoy their businesses and feel stoked about their gifts, their clients, and their opportunities to contribute to the world.
Learn more about Diane at http://dianewhiddon.com.


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THE STATE OF JOURNALISM
November 24, 2018 Jerry Dias
I want to thank Lorrie Goldstein for examining the state of journalism today — an issue that should concern all Canadians ("How media bias works and why it's inevitable," Nov. 22).
The idea that journalists represented by Unifor are in any way influenced by the fact that we are a progressive union that will always engage politically to defend workers is ludicrous. It's insulting to the integrity of journalists, including those we represent at the Sun.
As Goldstein points out, he works for a conservative paper. The fact that Sun journalists are dues-paying Unifor members does not seem to have affected that. One of his former Sun co-workers was president of the journalist union in Toronto, Local 87-M, for years. Yet, somehow, the paper remains a bastion of conservative thought in Canada.
Unifor does and will continue to stand up for the rights of all workers, so they can all enjoy the same union benefits as Sun journalists. Just last month, Unifor sent a delegation of our members from the media sector to Ottawa to meet with MPs from the Liberal, NDP and Conservative caucuses about the state of journalism in this country and lobby for the sort of support we saw announced this week — which will help keep journalism alive at the Sun and across Canada. Goldstein need only look up from his desk at the Unifor members in his own newsroom to see that Unifor's political activities have no bearing on the great work journalists do every day.
JERRY DIAS UNIFOR PRESIDENT
(We can all agree that journalism needs our collective support and Lorrie agrees his colleagues do great work)

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Ayushman Bharat call centre was formally inaugurated on Friday in Bengaluru by CEO of Ayushman Bharat Dr. Indu Bhushan.
This national call centre is operational since August 25.
The call centre functioning 24×7 in collaboration with Medi assistant is sharing infn in English and Hindi initially and 9 more regional languages to be added later.
The executives are working in 7 different shifts and one more such call centre functioning in Hyderabad.In later stages these call centres el be functional in 30 states.
All information pertaining to Ayushman Bharat is provided in the call centre.


Aloe Vera is also known as Sabila in Latin and aloe vera for fat loss has been used by the Latin-Abuela people for a long time. Apart from its well-known ability to soothe skin irritations and sunburns this herb is also known to aid in weight loss.
It can really do wonders for your waistline and help you eliminate the stubborn visceral fat around your abdomen. Moreover, use of Aloe Vera to reduce weight also makes your healthier and fitter in the process.
It is easy to plant Aloe Vera plant in your backyard and reap the rewards. However, you can also obtain the natural juice of Aloe Vera from a creditable shop and use aloe vera for fat loss.
How to Use Aloe Vera for fat loss?
Cut the leaf of the Aloe Vera lengthwise so that the sharp edges of the leaf are eliminated.
Then size it down from the middle and with the use of a spoon scoop out the Aloe Vera gel from the leaves.
Blend this gel in a blender as soon as you have taken it out from the plant.
To tone down the bitter taste of the gel you can add flavored juice to the gel. But make sure that you do not use artificially flavored sweet juices or the effect will be lost.
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Drink this juice the first time in the morning so that your digestive system is cleaned thoroughly and you feel energetic.
Aloe Vera contains collagen and protein, which makes your body work harder due to which the calories from the carbohydrates and fats are burned fast.
Similarly, the use of Aloe Vera juice also stimulates muscle development thereby initiating weight loss.
Aloe Vera reduces levels of blood sugar and hence the sugar that is ingested enters the cells slowly and do not get stored as fat.
It helps to keep you satiated for longer without making you hungry frequently.
Aloe Vera juice is rich in vitamin B that stimulates metabolism.


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The Millau Viaduct:
Are you looking for a campsite close to the Millau Viaduct?
If the viaduct was built in 3 years, the study of the project lasted 14 years. It started in 1987. The last link of the A75 motorway, the Millau Viaduct is undoubtedly the most important of this motorway. It cost 400 million euros, and is guaranteed for 120 years. Construction: 3 years for one heavy and long Site!
The first stone was laid on December 14, 2001. December 16, 2004: the viaduct was put into service.
With a total length of 2460 meters, two bank spans of 204 meters 6 current spans of 342 meters, the Eiffel Tower can be kept lying between two piles. The apron is suspended by cables from pylons, the apron is 32 meters wide, the equivalent of 17 men with outstretched arms, and this represents 36,000 tonnes, or approximately 5,100 African elephants. The 7 steel piles making up the Viaduct were installed in just 3 months, the P2 is the tallest pile in the world with a height of 245 meters. If we count Pile + pylon we arrive at the world record of height of 343 meters! 19 meters more than the Eiffel Tower! In total there are 154 Guy lines including 11 pairs per Pylon.
The entire site represents 206,000 tonnes of concrete, the equivalent of 5 full Charles de Gaulle aircraft carriers!
In addition to this colossal construction site, there was also to add, the toll barrier, then extension of it, and also the Brocuéjouls rest area as well as the Viaduct info space, where the Viaduct expo is accessible to the public (space of 220 m2, where the universe of this giant of concrete and steel is cut out to be explained, in an immersive show, augmented model, virtual reality headset, several ways are increased tenfold.
A guided tour of the underside of the Viaduct is possible by reservation and lasts about 40 minutes at a ridiculous price. On your way towards Aveyron you will find 6 essential views of the Viaduct:
1. Cap de Costes-brunas
2. Belvedere of Luzençon
3. Listed village of Peyre
4. Area of the Millau Viaduct
5. The Lerouge bridge
6. Terrace of the Millau Belfry
Do not miss it !


In Beekeeping 201, we covered beekeeping management throughout the seasons. In this course, we will be diving into different beekeeping philosophies and discussing how to craft a sustainable, bee-centric management style. We will also break down Integrated Pest Management strategies, with an emphasis on varroa mite management.
This course will be operated with an assumed knowledge of beginning beekeeping topics. Check out our Beekeeping 101 and Beekeeping 201 courses, and receive a discounted rate on all three courses here!
Advance registration is appreciated, as all events are subject to time and location changes.


(From Canon lens literature) Professional wide-angle lens with an ultra-large maximum aperture of f/1.4. This is the first EF lens to employ both a replicated Aspherical lens element to suppress distortion and spherical aberration, and a UD lens element to correct lateral chromatic aberration. Thanks to the floating construction, excellent corner-to-corner delineation is attained from 10 in. (25 cm) to infinity.
I had the opportunity to try this lens when looking for a fast normal prime for my 350D (Rebel XT).
Basically, I've been really impressed by the L build quality and feeling.
THE fastest lens at 24 mm.


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Oil firms to sell up to 20% ethanol blended petrol from 1 April 2023
New Delhi: In what may add heft to India' green energy credentials, the union government will direct oil companies to sell up to 20% ethanol blended petrol from 1 April 2023.
The government has been pushing for ethanol production with surplus sugar production depressing sugar prices and consequently increasing the dues of sugarcane farmers. This comes against the backdrop of protests by farmers against the new farm laws.
"To commemorate World Environment Day, Government of India is releasing E-20 Notification directing Oil Companies to sell ethanol blended petrol with percentage of ethanol up to 20% from 1st April 2023; and BIS Specifications for higher ethanol blends E12 & E15," the Prime Minister's Office said in a statement on Friday.
Increased ethanol blending with fossil fuels will help reduce pollution and strengthen India's resolve towards fulfilling commitments made at COP-21, the UN Climate Change Conference held in France in 2015. It will also help lower India's energy import dependency and lead to lowering the crude oil import bill.
While participating in the World Environment Day event on Saturday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi will release the "Report of the Expert Committee on Road Map for ethanol blending in India 2020-2025″.
The blending percentage of ethanol with petrol has gone up from 1.53% in 2013-14 to 8.5% in 2020-2. The National Biofuel Policy 2018 envisages an indicative target of 20% blending of ethanol in petrol and 5% blending of biodiesel in diesel by 2030.
"These efforts will facilitate setting up of additional ethanol distillation capacities and will provide timelines for making blended fuel available across the country. This will also help increase consumption of ethanol in the ethanol producing states and the adjoining regions, before the year 2025," the statement added.
READ Stubble trouble: Ethanol, biogas plants on anvil in Panipat, Kaithal
This comes in the backdrop of the Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs (CCEA) in December approving a ₹8,460 crore modified scheme for extending interest subvention for those setting up standalone ethanol distilleries. The focus is for increasing India's ethanol production capacity, with the scheme extended to those setting up distilleries using grain, molasses, dual feed, sugar beet, sweet sorghum, and cereals as a feedstock.
"Prime Minister will launch a Pilot Project of E 100 dispensing stations at three locations in Pune," the statement added.
India has an ethanol production capacity of 684 crore litre. For the targeted 20% blending of ethanol in petrol by 2030, the country will need a 1,000-crore litre capacity.
The above news was originally posted on www.livemint.com
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Looking for an experienced Senior Production Supervisor for an expanding Medical device company in Galway.
The Senior Production Supervisor will be responsible for supervising a team in a designated Clean Room.
Maintain a clean and safe workplace and ensure zero lost time accidents.
Ensure compliance with regulatory requirements at all times.
Maintain production supply to fulfil the sales and operations demand plan.
Ensure the timely issuing of internal reports which are used to determine the production area performance.
Implement team goals and objectives and review on a timely basis.
Lead and motivate production operators and team leaders to establish and achieve production KPI and profitability goals.
Drive achievement of production KPI metrics through chairing tech team meetings and leading projects as appropriate.
Develop Team Leaders and identify training needs on an ongoing basis.
Assume responsibility for internal and external audit actions associated with the production area to ensure effective closure of corrective actions.
Education and experience equivalent to a related Diploma/Degree in Business Management or equivalent.
At least three years of supervisory/management experience, preferably in a medical manufacturing environment.
Ability to plan and organise production schedules.
Ability to communicate effectively with other functions and management team.
Ability to work effectively as a manufacturing team member to achieve production goals.
If you are interested in this Senior Production Supervisor role, please send your resume to mslevin@sigmar.ie or call me on 091 455 300 for more information.


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Publications by authors named "David Nassim"
Performance of Ultrasound for Identifying Morphological Characteristics and Thickness of Cutaneous Basal Cell Carcinoma: A Systematic Review.
Alexandra Laverde-Saad Alexe Simard David Nassim Abdulhadi Jfri Ali Alajmi Elizabeth O'Brien Ximena Wortsman
Dermatology 2022 Jan 13:1-19. Epub 2022 Jan 13.
Institute for Diagnostic Imaging and Research of the Skin and Soft Tissues, Santiago, Chile.
Advances in ultrasound technology and non-surgical treatments of basal cell carcinomas (BCCs) have raised the need to study the performance of high-frequency ultrasound (HFUS) in BCCs. We aimed to assess the performance of HFUS in the evaluation of BCCs to formulate recommendations for its uses and conducted a systematic review of the literature to do so. A search of Central, Medline, Embase, CINHAL, and Web of Science was performed using key/MESH terms "ultrasonography" and "basal cell carcinoma" (January 2005-December 2020). We included primary studies reporting biopsy-confirmed BCCs for which the target intervention was ultrasound assessment at 15 MHz or higher frequency. Thirty articles were included, studying a total of 1,203 biopsy-confirmed BCCs. HFUS provides accurate depth measurements, especially for BCCs >1 mm. The definition of lateral margins in vivo needs further studies; however, ex vivo margin assessment seems convincing. There is a diagnostic role for HFUS in identifying higher recurrence risk BCC subtypes, which can help in risk stratification. Performance of HFUS is significant in BCC management. Pre-surgical scans may support case selection for Mohs. HFUS can improve safety when used to plan brachytherapy treatments, help with case selection and adjunct treatment choice pre-photodynamic therapy. Finally, HFUS can help follow lesions after intervention, particularly non-surgical management, and support the decision to observe or re-intervene. HFUS can enhance clinical practice by providing useful information that cannot be deducted from the clinical examination. It would be recommended to evaluate the extent, mainly depth, and detect the aggressiveness of the BCCs.
http://dx.doi.org/10.1159/000520751 DOI Listing
Prevalence of Hidradenitis Suppurativa: A Systematic Review and Meta-regression Analysis.
Abdulhadi Jfri David Nassim Elizabeth O'Brien Wayne Gulliver Georgios Nikolakis Christos C Zouboulis
JAMA Dermatol 2021 Aug;157(8):924-931
Departments of Dermatology, Venereology, Allergology and Immunology, Dessau Medical Center, Brandenburg Medical School Theodor Fontane and Faculty of Health Sciences Brandenburg, Dessau, Germany.
Importance: Hidradenitis suppurativa/acne inversa (HS) is a chronic inflammatory skin disease characterized by occlusion of hair follicles as a primary pathogenic factor. There are scarce data regarding the prevalence of HS.
Objective: To estimate overall HS prevalence.
Data Sources: This review and meta-regression analysis was conducted using the Meta-analysis of Observational Studies in Epidemiology (MOOSE) reporting guideline. The academic search included PubMed, Cochrane registry, ClinicalTrials.gov, and evidence by NHS UK and Trip databases from inception through May 2020. To analyze HS prevalence, only cross-sectional studies or baseline assessments of longitudinal cohorts using census-based surveys or probabilistic and nonprobabilistic epidemiologic methods were considered. The search terms were (prevalence OR incidence OR epidemiology) AND (hidradenitis suppurativa OR acne inversa OR Verneuil's disease). No language restriction was applied.
Study Selection: Original investigations that reported HS prevalence were included. After exclusion criteria were applied, 17 studies qualified for qualitative analysis, but only 16 studies were quantitatively assessed.
Data Extraction And Measures: Two reviewers extracted data by age, diagnostic criteria, presence of any comorbidity, sample sizes, continent/location, sex, and other characteristics. Assessment of bias risk used the Joanna Briggs Institute Critical Appraisal Instrument for Studies Reporting Prevalence Data using random-effects models to synthesize available evidence.
Main Outcomes And Measures: Hidradenitis suppurativa prevalence (with 95% CI) among the overall population and among subgroups. Between-study heterogeneity was assessed (Cochran Q statistic) and quantified (I2 statistic).
Results: In 16 quantitatively assessed studies included, prevalence estimates were reported only from Western European and Scandinavian countries, the US, and Australia. Meta-analysis with random effects, after adjusting for publication bias in the prevalence estimates, revealed a 0.40% prevalence (95% CI, 0.26%-0.63%) for HS. Studies based on clinical samples revealed a higher pooled prevalence of HS (1.7%) than population-based studies (0.3%).
Conclusions And Relevance: The findings of this systematic review and meta-regression analysis may help facilitate policy formulation, channeling funding and guiding principles for better disease diagnosis using universal valid tools and management.
http://dx.doi.org/10.1001/jamadermatol.2021.1677 DOI Listing
Apremilast in dermatology: A review of literature.
David Nassim Ali Alajmi Abdulhadi Jfri Kevin Pehr
Dermatol Ther 2020 11 27;33(6):e14261. Epub 2020 Sep 27.
Division of Dermatology, McGill University, Jewish General Hospital, Montreal, Quebec, Canada.
Apremilast is an orally administered small molecule that specifically inhibits the phosphodiesterase-4 enzyme and modulates the immune system by increasing the levels of intracellular cyclic adenosine monophosphate (cAMP) and inhibiting IL-2 & 8, interferon-γ and tumor necrosis factor (TNF) production. It is FDA approved for the treatment of psoriasis, psoriatic arthritis, and oral ulcers of Behcet's disease. More recently, apremilast has been used off-label to treat varied dermatological diseases where systemic corticosteroids or immunosuppressive agents were not effective. We review the efficacy and safety of apremilast in the treatment of aphthous stomatitis, Behçet's disease, chronic actinic dermatitis, atopic dermatitis, cutaneous sarcoidosis, hidradenitis suppurativa, lichen planus, and discoid lupus erythematosus in cases where standard treatment has failed.
http://dx.doi.org/10.1111/dth.14261 DOI Listing
Preliminary Data Suggests That Biologics in Dermatology Are Not Associated With Adverse COVID-19 Outcomes.
David Nassim Abdulhadi Jfri Ivan V Litvinov Elena Netchiporouk
J Cutan Med Surg 2020 Jul/Aug;24(4):420-421. Epub 2020 May 25.
54473507266 Division of Dermatology, McGill University Health Centre, Montreal General Hospital, QC, Canada.
http://dx.doi.org/10.1177/1203475420929250 DOI Listing


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Q: Error 500 with custom HttpHandler in ASP.NET website (IIS 7.5, Win7) I'm trying to get custom HttpHandler working in my sample web application. I've been experiencing a lot of issues, but finally got stuck with error 500. Application pool is being run in Classic ASP.NET 2.0 mode. Server is IIS 7.5, OS is Win 7 Pro.
Here's a code of my handler:
public class SampleHandler : IHttpHandler
{
    public SampleHandler()
    {

    }

    public bool IsReusable
    {
        get
        {
            return true;
        }
    }

    public void ProcessRequest(HttpContext context)
    {
        context.Response.Clear();
        context.Response.ContentType = "text/html";
        context.Response.Write("This is a sample content.");
        context.Response.Expires = 0;
        context.Response.End();
    }
}

Here is a web.config file content:
<?xml version="1.0"?>

<configuration>
  <system.web>
    <httpHandlers>
      <add verb="*" path="*.shc" type="SampleHandler"/>
    </httpHandlers>
  </system.web>
  <system.webServer>
    <handlers>
      <add resourceType="Unspecified" verb="*" path="*.shc" name="SampleHandler" type="SampleHandler" modules="IsapiModule" scriptProcessor="c:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v2.0.50727\aspnet_isapi.dll\aspnet_isapi.dll"/>
    </handlers>
  </system.webServer>
</configuration>

Here is a link to the screenshot of an error : http://bit.ly/cmPk4i
Could anybody please tell me what I did wrong? Thanks in advance!

A: Try setting
<validation validateIntegratedModeConfiguration="false" />
in
<system.webServer>
I had 500 error and this fixed it.
<system.webServer>
    <validation validateIntegratedModeConfiguration="false" />
    <handlers>
        <add .... />
    </handlers>
</system.webServer>

A: From the list of "things you can try", did you install the .Net Extensibility Feature?
You can also enable the Failed Requests logging feature on the application, which provides detailed information on request processing.
The good news, at least, is that your registered handler is recognized as the handler to be executed.

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After we have embraced our interest in the BMX sport, there's one doubt that intrigues us: which are the most expensive bikes out there? Are they a good investment to make?
It is true that we often say a higher price does not necessarily mean higher quality, but in this case, we can assure you that higher price definitely means you get the best of the best.
During this article, we're going to review the most expensive BMX bikes available for us. We will check what they have to offer, and analyze if they are a good investment to make.
Got your bank account ready? Then let's take a look!
Now we'll take a look at the top 5 BMX bikes with higher prices. These bikes are symbols of excellence, and there's one for every rider.
There are several reasons why WeThePeople has remained as a top brand over the past years. This brand manages to produce quality equipment that every rider should consider buying. Naturally, if you're interested in buying one of these bikes, you will need a big budget.
This particular bike model sits at the top of the brand's Elite series, surpassing other models from the same brand that are worthy acquisitions as well.
The Envy's frame construction includes high-tensile Sanko, which is a tube set that features tapered stays. It also includes gussets, as well as an integrated chain for better tension. This frame is an incredible structure for a BMX, and you can't find this amount of quality in other bikes. WeThePeople dedicates the same special attention for the bar and fork, and they manage to provide a bike that excels in every area. When you're looking for an expensive BMX that can match your demands, this equipment is among best you're going to find.
This bike has barely any opponent for the best BMX bike spot, and it makes sure that you take care of your adversaries in competitions. It features the Sunday frame that is famously known for its quality and for being a structure capable of enduring plenty of abuse to get you to the top.
On top of that, it takes full advantage of other BMX parts from renamed brands. It gives us enough room to customize it as much as we want, with the parts that we prefer.
The Soundwave Special offers high versatility to ride on different types of terrain, which enables us to become the best not only at certain BMX style but at many of them. The bike's pedaling power, a simple but beautiful design, and the capacity to resist rough applications make this bike a product that we cannot ignore.
When we're looking for expensive BMX bikes, we don't do it because we want to throw away our money. We do it because we want to make an investment in an incredible bike. Our goal is to get a bike that meets a set of requirements: it must have quality parts, durable, and great design.
Sometimes it is quite difficult to find a bike that meets all of those requirements. It took us some time, but we've finally come across the Battleship Freecoaster BMX, from WeThePeople.
This bike features an outstanding freecoaster capable of supporting even the most aggressive riders. It quickly adjusts to your riding style, and it won't disappoint at all.
It also includes a suitable SaltPlus Warlock chain. This chain, as well as the chain guard that keeps the parts in their place, ensure that you will have a bike for a long period of time. It gives us the possibility to perform at the most demanding level pushing the bike to its limits.
We also have to mention its beautiful design. It only needed us to look at it once, and it got our attention immediately.
WTP takes yet another spot in our list. It is no surprise; their goal is to make the highest quality BMX equipment. So far, they're doing pretty good at it.
The main advantage of this bike is that you can use it over different surfaces efficiently. It is designed to work great on dirt, but also to deliver outstanding performance over flatland. The Revolver bike quickly adjusts to your style, demands, and necessities.
Both the bar and the frame take full advantage of Eclat Pulse hubs. The bike also features Overbite tires, which can endure rough and extended riding sessions without losing their integrity.
Additionally, it also offers WTP's compact headset, as well as the popular CNC Patrol stem that improves the design of any bike.
WeThePeople continues to prove their reputation by delivering another awesome BMX bike for every type of rider.
This combination remains as one of the best collaborations between brands.
Subrosa is one of the biggest brands when it comes to producing great bikes and frames. On the other hand, we have Shadow Conspiracy, which mainly focuses on producing BMX parts.
Most BMX brands often use parts from a third party to improve their bikes. It is a common practice that effectively results in good products. For that reason, when Subrosa and Shadow Conspiracy decided to join their forces, we couldn't expect anything but an incredible production coming from it.
This bike features Subrosa's exclusive frame and forks, which complement effectively with the quality parts provided by Shadow Conspiracy. A couple of the components Shadow Conspiracy brings to the table are the chain and its unique top load stem.
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Evidence for Plate Tectonics
Author: Laura Dewis
Updated Tuesday, 24th August 2004
We use information from sources as varied as fossil distribution and magnetic fields to build a picture of how the continents used to fit together
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Fossils and tectonics- More than just pretty objects
One of the most important concepts in earth sciences, such as geology and palaeontology, is the concept of uniformitarianism. All this complicated word really means is that what happens now has always happened: processes stay uniform. So, the fact that we find fossils in Britain of animals that only live in tropical environments today, such as corals, indicates that Britain was once itself in a tropical environment itself. Because tropical environments today only occur near the equator, Britain must once have occupied a position near the equator.
Fossil distribution
Fossils are also useful for showing that two areas were once joined together. Some species of fossil plant and animal are found on different continents today, would be unable to spread such distances over huge oceans. This indicates that the continents used to fit together.
How do magnets tell us Britain was once at the equator?
One ingenious way of working out the ancient latitude, or palaeolatitude of a country, is by studying magnetic particles in rocks. When lava or mud is first deposited, the rock is fluid and all of the mineral particles are suspended. Some lava's and sediments may contain particles of naturally occurring magnetic minerals such as magnetite.
The magnetic field of the Earth
The earth itself behaves like a giant bar magnet, with the positive end towards the North Pole, and the negative end towards the South Pole. As a consequence, all of the magnetic particles suspended in the liquid volcanic rock (lava) and soft sediments orientate themselves relative to this magnetic field, in the same way that iron filings organise themselves around a small magnet.
For example, near the equator, the particles will orientate themselves horizontally and at the poles they will be orientate themselves vertically. This will be especially clear in elongate particles, which will appear to be standing on their tips or lying flat. Between the equator and the poles, the inclination of the particles gradually changes.
Preserving magnetic clues
As the rock cools and/or solidifies, the orientation of these magnetic particles is preserved. By measuring the inclination of the particles in the rocks we can deduce what latitude the rock itself originally formed. The magnetic particles in some British volcanic rocks are horizontal, indicating that Britain was at the equator when the rocks formed.
Britain in the Southern hemisphere
In fact, Southern Britain was once positioned 60 degrees SOUTH of the equator according to palaeomagnetic data: compare this to our current latitude of between 50 degrees NORTH on the south coast and 57 degrees North in Scotland (Aberdeen). Britain has done a lot of travelling during its geological history.
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Bye, Spot Burger: Food trucks booted from The Porch at 30th Street
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Danya Henninger
May. 05, 2015, 10:37 a.m.
Photo by R. Kennedy for Visit Philadelphia
Eating an al fresco Spot Burger with an expansive view of the Philadelphia skyline was one of the best lunch experiences in the city. Unfortunately, it's no longer an option.
Last week, the University City District announced via Twitter that food service at The Porch at 30th Street would be temporarily "suspended" as of May 1. But Billy Penn has learned that none of the food trucks that usually vend there will be returning. No more Taco Mondo, no more Pitruco Pizza. No more Vernalicious, no more Say Cheese. These and other Philly-favorite mobile street vendors have essentially been kicked out.
Food service at the Porch will be suspended starting May 1st to prepare the space for exciting upgrades. 1/2 pic.twitter.com/TzfgmRUeac
— The Porch (@ThePorchat30th) April 24, 2015
The changes are part of the rollout of "Porch 2.0," according to UCD marketing and communications director Lori Brennan. The next incarnation of the space next to 30th Street Station will have "a food component," but Brennan is keeping details under wraps until later this week (Update: Philly.com has details on the permanent food outlet, Rotisserie at the Porch, which Billy Penn has learned is aiming for a launch later this month). But it will not be any of the trucks who helped build the plaza's reputation as a lunchtime mecca. "I'm disappointed," says Josh Kim, proprietor of Spot Gourmet Burgers.
@Spotburgers the shutdown is permanent? gonna miss you at cira center, nice lobster roll today! — Dragons Speak (@DragonsSpeak) May 1, 2015
His tiny yellow cart was slated to set up at The Porch every Thursday through the end of July, and each day would have included at least 2.5 hours of long lines and solid sales. Another truck operator estimated he could miss out on close to $25,000 in revenue because of the abrupt change. The switch was so quick and unceremonious that even Visit Philly, the city's tourism arm and relentless promoter, was for days unaware of the coming transition.
Correcting a tweet from our friends at @visitphilly: Food service is suspended at the Porch until further notice.
— The Porch (@ThePorchat30th) May 4, 2015
Quick correction: There are no food trucks in May at @ThePorchat30th — but pack a picnic lunch! — Visit Philly (@visitphilly) May 4, 2015
Street vendors were advised of the possibility of the reprogramming in early April, although they weren't initially told what date their Porch timeslots would expire. At the beginning of the season, the UCD had asked popular food trucks to agree to a regular schedule this year, and then promoted it heavily and posted it on the district website. However, no contract with those truck operators was ever signed, so all the mobile chefs could do when they heard of the shutdown was throw up their hands.
Why would the UCD toss out some of the most beloved draws to the plaza? Billy Penn hears that the new restaurant group coming in has agreed to invest a significant amount of money into the plaza's infrastructure, and may even have entered into an agreement to funnel a portion of concession revenue back to the UCD.
Is this all a bad thing? For hungry lunchers, not necessarily. If the quality of food from the new concession is the same as from the independent mobile vendors, they might not care about the change at all. However, that's no easy feat. "You can't just throw a truck out there and expect it to automatically be popular," says one operator. Many of Philly's street food favorites have cult followings, customers who track the trucks via social media.
Then there's the impact on the mobile vendors themselves. There aren't many areas where food trucks are allowed to set up, and the most lucrative of them are scheduled out far in advance. Some former Porch vendors say they wish the UCD had opened up bidding on whatever's coming to the space so they had a chance to get involved. And what's coming may include a permanent concession structure.
For years a barricaded parking lot, the area was transformed in late 2011 into a miniature public square by the UCD with support from the William Penn Foundation. Over the first season, movable furniture was deployed in a variety of configurations and a host of outdoor programming was deployed — a beta test of what would work best for the space. A 2012 UCD report [PDF] showed The Porch's highest occupancy was on farmers market and food truck days, and noted that "[t]he food trucks, in particular, draw customers." Authors concluded that "[t]here is demand for continuous food presence" at the plaza.
As for what that food presence will be, we'll have to wait and see.


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