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HANDEL Duetti e Terzetti italiani
The duets are flanked by both of Handel's chamber trios for two sopranos and bass. The D minor contrapuntal conclusion Quel fior che all'alba ride (HWV200) offers a vanitas moral that life is like a beautiful flower that wilts and loses its springtime (Handel recalled its musical material for a solemn chorus in L'Allegro, il Penseroso ed il Moderato). The only one of these pieces that Handel dated is the bittersweet trio Se tu non lasci amore, composed at Naples on July 12, 1708 – so it is exactly contemporary to the serenata Aci, Galatea e Polifemo.
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A lot of time in the trading business of Forex, the traders will think otherwise. We are talking about the continuity of the trading process. If anyone cannot see a future in a certain job, there cannot be a good dedication in him or her. If a trader does not look for the right planning, there will not be good trades. From there, the confidence level will automatically drop down. Traders will not have the right kind of performance in the process. The most of the noticeable thing of all would be the losses from the trades. The traders will have to learn about controlling their performance with the most valid performance possible. That is what we are going to talk about in this article. There can be a good performance with the trades if you can manage the right trading edge. In the following article, there will be some necessary things mentioned. The novice traders will have to learn them properly. Then they will have to try and include the concepts into their trading edge.
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It might seem hard to stay creative with all of the hustle and bustle of the world around us, but it's important not to forget that creative side of you. Exploring your creativity is a great way to relax, make new discoveries about yourself and simply do something you enjoy. Check out these 5 awesome tips for staying creative, no matter how busy you are!
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Apple's Rumored iWatch Could Be Worth Billions
Many industry observers expect 2014 to be exciting in terms of new product debuts in the tech sector, as many of the world's largest tech companies all vie for their piece of emerging growth markets in both watches and TVs. Samsung is widely expected to beat its archrival Apple as the first to enter the smart watch space, by launching its Galaxy Gear smart watch next month. However, Apple's rumored iWatch recently made headlines, as one analyst suggested the next-gen device could make tens of billions of dollars in its first year on the market alone. In this video, Fool contributor Andrew Tonner discusses the news and how it could affect Apple's stock.
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Following the rumours that have been circulating this week regarding Rene Desaeyere and the mutual decision between him and the club to end the coaching contract after under 4 months, www.chiangmaifootballclub.com managed to get a brief interview with the former coach to ask him his plans for the future, he was unable to comment on the full details on his departure as coach as formallities were still being sorted.
In the interview Rene stated that he was going to go back to Europe for the foreseeable future to get his thoughts back, he is not sure yet if the Chiang Mai role will be his last in Football as he says he is getting to an age where it would be nice to just relax each day.
When asked if he had any message for the Chiang Mai fans his words were as follows " I would like to thank the fans of Chiang Mai for the support of myself from minute one, to stand in front of you all during the games has been an honour and something I will never forget, you are a very strong and passionate support. Sorry it has not worked out on this occassion between myself and Chiang Mai. But I would like to wish the team, fans and staff good luck for the coming season and many more to come, starting with the game in Phuket I hope the team can get the victories they deserve for the hard work they perform each week".
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The exploits and surgeries of Pierre the Pelican have already been well-documented. The New Orleans Pelicans mascot is far and away the creepiest thing about the NBA this season, which is remarkable if you consider that new commissioner Adam Silver looks like a live-action version of Wallace. Seriously, if he starts bringing a big, goofy dog with him to events, I might lose my mind. But this is about the Pelicans and their very strange mascot decision-making, as they have once again unleashed the King Cake Baby upon the world.
This isn't the first time that the King Cake Baby and the other Mardi Gras-themed mascots have appeared in public and probably the terrible dreams of small children, but they're still new to a lot of people who aren't focused on the Big Easy. Fortunately, the local news in New Orleans is here to help us better understand why there's a giant man-baby horrifying innocent men and women at NBA games.
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The diaper being off probably makes it a million times worse than it is. That brings the grand total of creepy to 100 billion.
How nobody has added "SOON" to this picture is amazing. Are the meme-makers falling asleep at the wheels?
Somehow, the armless and legless version of the King Cake Baby is the least creepy of these images. It's probably because he's not staring into my soul. But don't think you're getting out of this without some live action terror. This mascot doesn't even need to be moving and it's freaking me out.


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- 4 cups tomato/spaghetti sauce
- 2 med. eggplants cut lengthwise into 1/4 inch slices
- 4 cups mozzarella cheese shredded
- 1 cup Parmesan cheese grated
- 1/2 cup flour
- 1/2 cup seasoned bread crumbs
- 4 eggs
- oil
- tt salt
- parsley (for garnish)
- Salt eggplant slices and place them in a colander in sink or over a plate for about 30 minutes. This will cause the eggplant to release some of its bitter juices. After 30 minutes, rinse off any extra salt on the eggplant slices under cold tap water and blot dry with a paper towel.
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Heat approximately 1/4 inch of oil in a pan. Combine the flour and breadcrumbs in one bowl. Beat the eggs in another bowl. Next, coat each eggplant slice with the beaten eggs and mix in the flour/breadcrumb mixture. Place each slice carefully into the oil and fry until lightly browned, about 10 seconds on each side. Remove using tongs and drain on paper towels.
- In a baking dish, lay down 4 large eggplant slices. Add 1/4 C of tomato sauce on top of each slice. Sprinkle 1/4 C of mozzarella cheese and 1/8 C of parmesan cheese on top of each slice and top with another eggplant slice. Repeat these steps until you have 4 individual stacks of eggplant. Each stack should be topped with the remaining tomato sauce and mozzarella and Parmesan cheeses.
- Bake in oven until the mozzarella cheese has melted, approximately 20 - 30 minutes. Garnish with chopped parsley and serve.
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Golden Grove Candy Co. is a farmer owned company in eastern North Carolina. On our family farm we raise corn, tobacco, peanuts, and cattle.
We are adding value to our peanut crop by producing delicious, hand made candy using all natural ingredients in everything we make. The candy is cooked in copper kettles and poured onto marble tables where it is allowed to cool. It is then put into very attractive packaging and shipped straight to you.
Golden Grove Candy Co. also is the home of the Carolina Crisp Peanut Bar. This is an all natural, hand made candy bar that is available in convenience stores and grocery stores scattered across the state. It is truly a product of North Carolina, and is chocked full of NC peanuts.
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We have compiled 67 years of Farm Collector, Gas Engine Magazine, and The Iron-Men Album (Steam Traction) bringing you the most popular antique tractors, engines and farm equipment ever made…delivered on a flash drive that plugs into the USB port on your favorite device. Whether you're interested in antique tractors and farm equipment or stationary gas engine information, use our search function to bring up all of the great information we've collected! For collectors and enthusiasts, dreamers and restorers, newcomers and lifelong collectors, we have you well covered.
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More than 100 photographs by famed photographer J.C. Allen of field work including planting, tilling, harvesting and more. Includes shots of threshing, corn shelling, milling, haystacking. Horses, mules, oxen, vintage tractors, and stream engines provide the power back when rural life was the norm. Many of these photos have never been published.
More than 120 photographs by famed photographer J.C. Allen of farm work performed in dairy, poultry and hog barns as well as the wide variety of tasks performed in the barnyard including ensilaging, stock feeding and watering, haymow loading, threshing, corn grinding, butchering, collecting eggs, root cellaring and much more. Many of these photos have never been published.
Great collector cars are still out there … just waiting to be found!
Sadly, there is little reality in reality TV. That wouldn't be so bad except for the fact that these shows are the only small-screen entertainment for the barn-find collector car aficionado.
Barn Find Road Trip is the antidote to all that. It's a real-world, barn-find banzai run in which auto archaeologist Tom Cotter, his car collector pal Brian Barr and photographer Michael Alan Ross embarked on a 14-day collector-car-seeking adventure with no predetermined destinations. It's barn-find freestyle! Roaming the Southeast, they documented their day-to-day car search in photos and through stories and interviews. This trip is absolutely real and the same kind of junket any gearhead with the skills, knowledge and time can undertake.
Cotter and company hit the road in Cotter's 1939 Ford Woody, the kind of car that opened doors and started the conversations that revealed where interesting cars were squirreled away. The result? The discovery of over 1,000 collector cars and some of the most amazing barn-find stories Cotter has yet unearthed, all accompanied by Ross' evocative photography. If you love stories of automotive adventure, this is the book for you!
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For the first time, a detailed step-by-step guide to stationary gas engine restoration has been written for engine enthusiasts. From start to finish, Peter Rooke's newly revised, easy-to-follow narrative will impress and educate both new and experienced hobbyists with exhaustive coverage of the process.
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A new chapter on building your own magneto charger has been added to this newly revised edition of Gas Engine Restoration. Other chapters include information on rebuilding engine carts as well as painting engines, whether applying new paint or preserving old finish. Included are data tables containing reference information such as various bolt head and nut sizes, copper wire sizes and bearing tolerances.
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A classic farm tractor is a conversation starter and a comforting reminder of childhoods on the farm and adulthoods twisting a wrench in the driveshaft. Tractors are cultural touchstones of another era, as familiar as the smell of apple pie baking in a farmhouse kitchen. All of that nostalgia is here in Field Guide to Classic Farm Tractors.
In this photo-saturated guidebook, you'll recognize the big brands of classic farm tractors, such as Allis-Chalmers, J. I. Case, Caterpillar, John Deere, Ford, and International Harvester (including Farmall). Also well-represented are small and no-longer-existing brands such as Advance-Rumely, Cockshutt, Eagle, Fate-Root-Heath, Harry Ferguson, Friday Tractor, Hart-Parr, and Minneapolis-Moline. There are tractors from the United States, Canada, and Europe.
Field Guide to Classic Farm Tractors includes more than just handsome color photos of these powerful machines. Each model description includes all the pertinent details: engine rpms, type of fuel, maximum speed, wheel configurations, weight, number of plows the tractor can handle, and variations.
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A follow-up to his highly regarded first book, Gas Engine Restoration, this newest gas engine restoration guide from veteran vintage engine restorer Peter Rooke offers a wealth of practical, hands-on information for both the new and experienced engine hobbyist. Drawing from his exhaustive experience repairing and restoring gas engines, Peter Rooke shares the tips and techniques he's acquired over the years to aid engine restorers in almost every facet of the restoration process. Mechanical considerations run from the basics of setting ignition and valve timing to repairing and making pistons. Dedicated chapters on restoring common Webster and Wico magnetos will help you ensure your engine runs at its best, while chapters on making mufflers, repairing cast iron and learning how to paint and pinstripe will show you how to get your engine looking its best.
This high-quality set of 24 greeting cards features photographs of six different red tractors, from the iconic Farmall to the last of the cutting edge 2+2 four-wheel-drive tractors built by International Harvester. The cards are perfect for the holidays, but are blank inside so you can send them for any occasion. Gorgeous photographs by Lee Klancher show off the machines in the early morning sun and evening skies. The images are printed on heavyweight high-quality card stock, and you'll find additional photos of the machines and a detailed caption on the back.
Cards in the set show the following models: Farmall M, International 7488, International Cub Lo-Boy, International 1420 combine, International 404, and International 664.


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Chunky sausage bean bakeAll Recipes
Chunky sausage bean bake
Do you like sausages?
We do, but with a "made from actual meat" sausage costing as much as a dollar a piece, the good old sausage is fast becoming an expensive family meal.
I've been looking at some of the different ways you can maximise the lovely sausage flavour while making the sausages go further.
These sausage stretchers will save you money and be healthier too.
Make this tonight
Chunky sausage bean bake
This easy all in together dinner is savoury and warming. It makes 6 sausages seem like a lot and the flavours will appeal to all ages.
6 good quality sausages
4 floury or all purpose potatoes scrubbed and cut in chunks
1 red capsicum sliced
3 medium carrots peeled and cut in thick batons
1 400g can chilli beans
1 400g can chopped tomatoes
Pre heat the oven to 220°
Brown the sausages in a roasting pan in the oven then remove and pour off excess fat. Set the sausages aside.
While the sausages are browning bring the potatoes to the boil in salted water and boil them for 3 minutes. Drain and return them to the saucepan over the heat to dry off for a minute. Place the potatoes into the sausagey roasting pan, add the carrots and capsicum and return to the oven.
Cook, turning from time to time until the potatoes start to brown. Slice the sausages and toss them back into the pan. When the potatoes and carrots are roasted golden and tender add the tomatoes and chilli beans, mix them in and allow them to heat through.
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A great deal of the world's fish stocks are under major threat due to overfishing and pollution. The sea along the coast of Northern Norway and the Barents Sea, where Nergård catches its raw material, is clean and rich in nutrients. Right here is where you find some the world's largest and most well-managed populations of groundfish and pelagic fish, which is why we are highly aware of our responsibility to help conserve these areas so that future generations can also reap the benefits of these resources.
Health, safety and the environment are the prioritised focus and work areas in our daily operations, both at the processing plant onshore and on the company's fishing fleet. There is a high level of awareness in terms of efficient energy consumption, packaging and chemicals. Nergård Havfiske is an industry partner to CRISP (Centre for Research-based Innovation in Sustainable Fish Capture and Processing), which works with instrumentation for identification and measuring, environment-friendly and selective tools, and quality and value creation.


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Investment Losses with ICON Leasing Fund Eleven Are you concerned about investment losses in ICON Leasing Fund Eleven? If so, The White Law Group may be able to help you recover your losses by filing a FINRA Dispute Resolution claim against the brokerage firm that sold you the investment. The trouble with private
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If there's one thing teachers regularly hear at their professional development sessions, it's that they must provide engaging instruction to their students. Presenters at these sessions routinely encourage teachers to replace traditional instruction methods such as lecturing with more "authentic" techniques such as hands-on problem solving.
Progressive educators claim that lectures turn students into passive learners who simply regurgitate what they are told. In contrast, teachers who use problem solving techniques are praised for their ability to engage students in meaningful learning.
For example, math and science teachers are pressured to reduce the amount of time they spend lecturing and increase the amount of time spent on experiments and problem solving. Progressive educators claim that students learn more math and science when they explore fewer topics at a deeper level. In other words, less content equals more learning.
This "less is more" philosophy dominates provincial education departments across Canada and explains why textbooks are becoming shorter and less informative. New math textbooks contain lots of pictures and problem solving suggestions but little in the way of concrete practice questions while many science textbooks are nothing more than do-it-yourself experiment guides.
The wholesale shift away from direct instruction methods and substantive content in the curriculum is defended as consistent with the research evidence. However, properly conducted research studies actually show the exact opposite.
In a rigorous study released last month by the Program on Education Policy and Governance of the Harvard Kennedy School, Drs. Guido Schwerdt and Amelie Wuppermann found that grade eight math and science students performed best in classrooms where lecturing was the primary mode of instruction.
Using data from the 2003 Trends in International Mathematics and Science Study (TIMSS), Schwerdt and Wuppermann compared the academic achievement of grade eight students in classrooms where teachers used lecturing with students in classrooms focused on problem solving. Researchers were careful to isolate variables such as teaching experience and training in order to ensure accuracy of their results.
Schwerdt and Wuppermann concluded that their results "imply a negative correlation between more in-class problem solving and student achievement." This runs counter to the mantra that teachers should replace lecturing with "problem solving."
While these results may surprise supporters of the "less is more" philosophy, a little common sense makes them easy to understand.
Consider the example of a grade five teacher who has to teach students how to multiply two-digit numbers.
If the teacher uses problem solving strategies, it often takes many days of trial-and-error for students to learn multiplication. Students are encouraged to find their own ways to multiply and work on several open-ended word problems with a variety of possible answers. Unfortunately, many students will use extremely inefficient methods that need to be corrected by the teacher while others may simply give up in frustration.
In contrast, a teacher using direct instruction can give a simple 30-minute presentation showing students the best way to multiply two-digit numbers. The presentation begins with step-by-step examples on the chalkboard and is followed by a series of practice questions that gradually increase in difficulty. Within a single math period, students have mastered an important math skill and are ready to move on to the next topic.
As students move into the higher grades, problem solving methods of teaching become even more inefficient. Most students will never independently rediscover the principles of calculus that took Leibniz and Newton years to develop no matter how much problem solving they do. Common sense tells us that students should instead study and apply the fundamental principles that have already been identified and refined by experts. This necessitates a significant amount of direct instruction (i.e. lecturing) from teachers.
Even those who advocate other strategies regularly use lecturing themselves when trying to persuade teachers to adopt their approach. At most in-services, teachers dutifully sit in rows facing a speaker who spends all day lecturing them about the need to replace lecturing with more engaging instruction.
Getting teachers to form problem solving groups and devise their own strategies may be consistent with the approach recommended by the gurus, but it wouldn't be an effective way to get their ideas across and in-service presenters know it.
Direct instruction is good teaching and plays an important role in our school system. It's time to stop discouraging teachers from using this effective technique.


text: Non-compete clauses: are they worth the paper they're written on? Advisors thinking of making a clean break likely face fewer legal issues than imagined when taking clients to their new firm. Here's why. Let's assume you're planning a move to another company in six months hence. You stumble around trying to figure out how you're going to beat that tiny piece of paper you signed when you first started working with your existing firm that precludes you from competing within a certain geographic distance of your office should you choose to leave and/or from soliciting clients with accounts at your previous company. Ottawa lawyer Harold Geller dismisses many of these clauses in employment contracts as unreasonable and generally unenforceable. A specific example: if you work in Toronto and your contract prohibits you from working within 250 kilometres of the GTA, Geller states, "the court will say that's ridiculous… It's quite common that clauses like these are stuck down by the court as meaningless." That doesn't mean you should run roughshod over your employment contract. Any attempt to alienate your existing firm will likely result in hard feelings between the two of you and ultimately could end up costing you thousands of dollars in legal fees, etc. This next part is critical. Prior to making a decision Geller recommends you visit a lawyer who can give you an opinion on your current employment contract. "Advisors are notorious for not getting legal advice for moves in advance… I can tell you that almost every advisor who's called me has no knowledge of what the true contract terms are." So, you get to a lawyer and he tells you that your current firm's non-compete clause doesn't hold water. That doesn't mean you're living on easy street. You've still got to move your clients' accounts to the new firm once you've made the leap. The only problem with this scenario is that your contract with your current company specifically precludes you from taking client information with you. Now what? Your best plan is to provide your clients with a copy of their file prior to leaving, wait for the notice period to expire, and then make your move, hopefully leaving on good terms. SHARE


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of Colon Cancer
Following surgical removal of colon cancer, the cancer is referred to as stage II if the final pathology report shows that the cancer has penetrated the wall of the colon into the abdominal cavity, but does not invade any of the local lymph nodes and cannot be detected in other locations in the body.
Stage II adenocarcinoma of the colon is a common and curable cancer. Depending on features of the cancer, 60-75% of patients are cured without evidence of cancer recurrence following treatment with surgery alone. stage II cancer can be further divided into two stages, stage IIA and IIB. In stage IIA, the tumor has grown through the outermost layers of the colon but is confined to the colon. In stage IIB, the tumor has grown through the colon wall and has extended to adjacent tissues or organs. In both stages, there are no lymph nodes containing tumor cells and no distant metastases.1,2
Despite undergoing complete surgical removal of the cancer, 25-40% of patients with stage II colon carcinoma experience recurrence of their cancer because some cancer cells had spread outside the colon and were not removed by surgery. Additional treatment is needed to eliminate these cancer cells.3
The following is a general overview of the management of stage II colon cancer. Each person with colon cancer is different, and the specific characteristics of your condition will determine how it is managed. The information on this Web site is intended to help educate you about treatment options and to facilitate a shared decision-making process with your treating physician.
- Systemic Adjuvant Therapy
- Oncotype DX testing
- Treatment of the Elderly
- Strategies to Improve Treatment
Systemic Adjuvant Therapy
The delivery of systemic treatment following local treatment with surgery is referred to as "adjuvant" therapy and may include chemotherapy or precision cancer medicines. Systemic adjuvant chemotherapy is commonly recommended for some patients with stage II and most patients with stage III colon cancer. The goal of systemic adjuvant therapy is to reduce the risk of cancer recurrence.1,2,3,4
Adjuvant chemotherapy may improve disease-free survival, but does not appear to improve overall survival, among all patients with stage II colon cancer,1 but may be considered for some patients, particularly those whose cancers have high-risk features.2
Characteristics that may indicate a higher risk of recurrence include the following:3,4
- High grade cells on pathologic exam
- Less than 12 lymph nodes sampled during surgery
- Perforation or obstruction of the colon due to cancer
- Stage IIB tumors (tumor has extended beyond the wall of the colon)
The overall health of the patient must also be considered when weighing the risks and benefits of adjuvant therapy. Patients with fewer other health problems (such as diabetes, obesity or heart disease) will better tolerate adjuvant chemotherapy.
Oncotype DX Testing
A newer test that may help guide treatment decisions for patients with stage II colon cancer is the OncotypeDX (link to this http://news.cancerconnect.com/oncotype-dx-predicts-recurrence-risk-in-stage-ii-and-stage-iii-colon-cancer/)colon cancer test. This estimates the risk of cancer recurrence by evaluating the activity of certain genes in a sample of tumor tissue. Risk of recurrence can vary greatly among patients with stage II colon cancer, and use of the Oncotype DX test in combination with other markers of risk may help to individualize treatment decisions.5
Treatment of the Elderly
A large percentage of patients with colon cancer are 65 years or older. Sometimes elderly patients and/or their physicians may believe that treatment will be more toxic for elderly patients than it is for their younger counterparts. Due to this perceived intolerability of therapy, elderly patients often do not receive optimal treatment. The results of several clinical trials however confirms that elderly patients with colon cancer who are in otherwise good health tolerate chemotherapy as well as younger patients and experience improved survival from its use.6
Strategies to Improve Treatment
Several new chemotherapy and biological drugs demonstrate promising activity for the treatment of colon cancer. Clinical research is ongoing to develop new multi-drug treatment regimens that incorporate new anti-cancer therapies for use as adjuvant treatment. Eloxatin® (oxaliplatin) and Xeloda® (capecitabine) are medicines that have been approved for the treatment of stage III colon cancer and may provide benefit in the adjuvant treatment of stage II disease.7,8,9
Precision Cancer Medicines
The purpose of precision cancer medicine is to define the genomic alterations in the cancers DNA that are driving that specific cancer. Precision cancer medicine utilizes molecular diagnostic testing, including DNA sequencing, to identify cancer-driving abnormalities in a cancer's genome. Once a genetic abnormality is identified, a specific targeted therapy can be designed to attack a specific mutation or other cancer-related change in the DNA programming of the cancer cells. Precision cancer medicine uses targeted drugs and immunotherapies engineered to directly attack the cancer cells with specific abnormalities, leaving normal cells largely unharmed. Precision medicines are being developed for the treatment of colon cancer and patients should ask their doctor about whether testing is appropriate.
Erbitux® (cetuximab): Erbitux is a type of precision cancer medicine called a monoclonal antibody. It works by binding to a protein receptor located on many cancer cells called the epidermal growth factor receptor (EGFR). EGFR is involved in cellular growth and replication, and by targeting EGFR, the spread of cancer can be reduced or delayed.
Erbitux administered alone or with the chemotherapy drug Camptosar® (irinotecan) has been shown to improve survival for patients with advanced, EGFR-positive colorectal cancer that has progressed on first line therapy.10,11
Advances in Surgery for Colon Cancer
Surgical removal of cancer remains an integral part of the treatment strategy for patients with stage II colon cancer and many patients are cured with this treatment alone. Conventional surgery involves opening the pelvis and/or abdomen to gain access to the large intestine. As with any surgery, there are risks associated with removing cancer, including infection, blood loss, and other possible complications of surgery.
Clinical trials have shown that a less invasive surgical technique, called laparoscopic surgery, may be more tolerable than and similarly effective as conventional surgery. Laparoscopic surgery involves the placement of small probes into the area of surgery. The probes contain cameras and instruments for removing the cancer. The surgeon performs the surgery through the probes while watching his or her movements captured by the camera and projected on a large screen. This type of procedure prevents the need for large surgical incisions, and may be associated with fewer complications, especially infections (abdominal infections, urinary tract infections and pneumonia). In addition, patients undergoing laparoscopic surgery generally experience less discomfort post-operatively and have a quicker recovery time (return to normal activities).12,13,14
When choosing between open and laparoscopic abdominal surgery, patients and their doctors must weigh the potential short-term benefits of laparoscopic surgery with a possible small increase in cancer recurrence that may be associated with laparoscopic resection. Patients may choose based on their own health and the expertise and recommendations of their surgeon.
Avastin® (bevacizumab): Avastin is type of targeted therapy that slows or prevents the growth of new blood vessels, a process called angiogenesis. Cancer cells require food, oxygen, and proteins in order to grow and spread. New blood vessels are necessary to deliver these essential components of cellular growth. Avastin starves cancer cells by inhibiting angiogenesis. Avastin has been shown to improve outcomes among patients with metastatic colon cancer,15 and is being studied among patients with earlier-stage colon cancer as well.
Next: Surgery for Colon Cancer
Next: Precision Cancer Medicine for Colon Cancer
Next: Radiation Therapy for Colon Cancer
Stage III of Colon Cancer
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2 Benson AB, Schrag D, Somerfield MR. American Society of Clinical Oncology recommendations on adjuvant chemotherapy for stage II colon cancer. Journal of Clinical Oncology. 2004;15:3408-19.
3 Benson A, Schrag D, Somerfield M, et al. American Society of Clinical Oncology recommendations on adjuvant chemotherapy for stage II colon cancer. Journal of Clinical Oncology. 2004; 22: 3408-3419.
4 Figueredo A, Charette M, Maroun J, et al. Adjuvant therapy for stage II colon cancer: A systematic review from the Cancer Care Ontario Program in Evidence-based Care's Gastrointestinal Cancer Disease Site Group. Journal of Clinical Oncology. 2004;22: 3395-3407.
5 O'Connell M, Lee M, Lopatin M et al. Validation of the 12-gene colon cancer recurrence score (RS) in NSABP C07 as a predictor of recurrence in stage II and III colon cancer patients treated with 5FU/LV (FU) and 5FU/LV+oxaliplatin (FU+Ox). Paper presented at: 2012 Annual Meeting of the American Society of Clinical Oncology; June 1-5, 2012;Chicago,IL. Abstract 3512.
6 D Sargent, R Goldberg, J MacDonald, et al. Adjuvant Chemotherapy for Colon Cancer (CC) Is Beneficial Without Significantly Increased Toxicity in Elderly Patients (Pts): Results from a 3351 Pt Meta -Analysis. Proceedings from the 36th annual meeting of the American Society of Clinical Oncology. Blood. 2000;19: Abstract #933.
7 Twelves C, Wong A, Nowacki M, et al. Capecitabine as Adjuvant Treatment for Stage III Colon Cancer. New England Journal of Medicine. 2005; 352:2696-2704.
8 Andre T, Boni C, Mounedji-Boudiaf, et al. Oxaliplatin, Fluorouracil, and Leucovorin as Adjuvant Treatment for Colon Cancer. New England Journal of Medicine. 2004;350:2343-2351.
9 Twelves C, Wong A, Nowacki M, et al. Capecitabine as Adjuvant Treatment for Stage III Colon Cancer.New England Journal of Medicine. 2005; 352:2696-2704.
10 Cunningham D, Humblet Y, Siena S, et al. Cetuximab Monotherapy and Cetuximab plus Irinotecan in Irinotecan-Refractory Metastatic Colorectal Cancer. New England Journal of Medicine 2004;351:337-345.
11 Hriesik C, Ramanathan R, Hughes S. Update for Surgeons: recent and noteworthy changes in therapeutic regimens for cancer of the colon and rectum. Journal of the American College of Surgeons2007; 205: 468-478.
12 Mirza MS, Longman RJ, Farrokhyar F, et al. Long-term outcomes for laparoscopic versus open resection of nonmetastatic colorectal cancer. Journal of Laparoendoscopic Advances in Surgical Technique2008;18(5):679-685.
13 Bilimoria KY, Bentrem DJ, Merkow RP, et al. Laparoscopic-assisted vs. Open Colectomy for Cancer: Comparison of Short-term Outcomes from 121 Hospitals. Journal of Gastrointestinal Surgery [early online publication]. June, 2008.
14 Nelson H, Sargent D, Wie H, et al. A Comparison of Laparoscopically Assisted and Open Colectomy for Colon Cancer. New England Journal of Medicine 2004;350:2050-2059.
15 Hurwitz H, Fehrenbacher L, Novotny W, et al. Bevacizumab plus Irinotecan, Fluorouracil, and Leucovorin for Metastatic Colorectal Cancer. New England Journal of Medicine. 2004;350:2335-2342.


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ERICA PRELI'S REGGAE WEED PARTY by Niko Mihaljevic
ERICA PRELI'S REGGAE WEED PARTY by Niko Mihaljevic
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Cassette tape, full colour digitally printed artwork, 2014.
'Erica Preli's Reggae Weed Party is an audio vérité composition and a compressed document of the eponymous house party held in Arnhem (NL) in late 2012. The event was recorded with a small cassette tape recorder which traveled around the residence in Niko Mihaljevi?'s back pocket. The recorded material – including features such as intoxicated kitchen banter, inept group singing and toilet breaks – was used as the basis for a twenty-five minute sound composition, within which linear reality is rearranged. The reproduced reggae classics enriched by accidental interactions and recorded by the method of 'domestic field recording', create a distinctive musical vocabulary of the piece in which Luc Ferrari and Bob Marley symbolically meet.'


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The Morning Line, 5/13: Welcome back, Crosstown Shootout
We fill a lot of Space here grumping about stuff, big and small. And we will resume that momentarily. But let's start out with a triumph for common sense, and something actually done to accommodate the wishes of the fans.
We're talking about the Crosstown. . . SHOOTOUT.
It's moving back to campus, for the next decade. This year, it's even back in the fire of February, not relegated to the basketball closet of December, when everyone's got the NF of L on the brain.
This is fantastic.
Related: UC-Xavier game to move back to campus
Moving the game downtown was a wise reaction to the ugly scene at Xavier three games ago. But a permanent move would not have been. It was like giving a kid detention. Have him wash blackboards for a few years, then set him free. Xavier and UC and their fans can take their noses out of the corner now.
Did anyone prefer the game at USBank? The building has all the charm of a holding cell. Rivalry games can be played at neutral sites. Some work beautifully – Texas-Oklahoma, Army-Navy. Not this one. This one demands home and home.
Of course, it's up to fans (students, mostly) not to mess this up. Another screwup like the one at X could be fatal. And no one wants that. Meantime, bravo to Greg Christopher, Mike Bohn and all involved on both campuses. For a change, common sense prevails.
And really: Crosstown Classic?
Now, then. . .
· AJ McCARRON IS COCKY. AND YOUR POINT IS. . . Don't we want our QBs that way? A little cut in their strut, a little glide in their stride. If you've won two national titles, meaning you're no stranger to dancing in the footlights, shouldn't you feel pretty good about yourself?
Related: McCarron defends himself on Twitter
I don't know if McCarron can challenge Dalton. Probably not. Later-round QBs not named Brady don't often become starters in the NFL. And the Powers seem determined to make Andy feel secure about his situation.
But I like McCarron already, and I've never talked to the guy.
He said all the right things on a conference call yesterday: It's a blessing to have a chance to play in the NFL. I'm excited. Just living out my dream. Blah and blah.
But I sense a fire in this kid. The only concern is, he could be like some other 'Bama guys of recent vintage, who were driven so hard by N. Saban that they've peaked as players. "I wasn't healthy,'' McCarron has said of his time at 'Bama. "I sacrificed a lot, I played through a lot.''
Regardless, I don't think he sees himself as clipboard guy, and when he says he's eager "to learn from'' Dalton, he might be telling the truth, but he's also being polite.
· SPEAKING OF DRAFTS… Let's go back 5 years, and 3, for some perspective. In '09, The Men added Maualuga, Andre Smith, Michael Johnson, Kevin Huber and Bernard Scott. Four starters, five if you count the occasional start by Scott. That's very close to an A, isn't it?
Related: Three takeaways from the draft
In '11, it was AJ, Dalton and Clint Boling… 3 more starters, a Pro Bowler and a very solid QB. Another A.
We'll be back in '17 and '19 to grade this draft. Stick around. Or not.
It'll be fun getting to see J.Football twice a year. The question is, will the Browns ruin him by putting him in a box? Or will they let Johnny be Johnny?
· A LOT OF TALK about today's TM column re Don Jones and his sensitivity training. I have no problem with his employer, the Miami Dolphins, fining him and suspending him for a short time. I do take issue with "sensitivity training'' for what he Tweeted.
It sounds scarily close to re-education. The man is entitled to express an opinion. It wasn't hate speech. It wasn't Sterling or Marge. There is no pattern. And, unfortunately, Jones' "horrible'' reaction to M. Sam kissing his partner is not exactly unique in this country.
Tolerance is as tolerance does. Those who advocate tolerance sometimes forget to practice it themselves. End of sermon.
· MEANTIME, here's a look at Sam's situation, from a football perspective, from Grantland:
It would have been heartbreaking to see Sam go undrafted on Saturday, but it probably would have led him to a better situation than St. Louis. NFL Network's Ian Rapoport reported after the draft that an unselected Sam would have been able to choose among offers from the Rams, Ravens, Bears, and Giants. Chicago and New York, in particular, stand out as places where a thinner defensive line would have created more opportunities for Sam to succeed.
· AS FOR BENGAL BOY. . . A quick 9 late yesterday, in the sheer beauty of a late spring afternoon. Nothing is better than golf on a lovely day, with good friends.
Unless it's thumping said friend, yet again.
I'm joking. Some.
In two steel-cage 9-hole matches this year, it's TML 1-0-1, B-Boy 0-1-1.
· THREE LUCKY GUYS now are Leake, Cueto and Simon. They're the starters for the next three days v. San Diego, the worst offensive team in MLB. The Padres are last in just about every major offensive category: Runs, BA, OB, Slugging, OPS.
You might suggest it's Petco Park, a hitter's graveyard. It's not. The Pads hit .201 on the road; their road OPS is a grotesque .544. They've scored 38 runs in 16 games.
The Pads can pitch, though; 2nd in the NL in ERA.
The Reds got a nice boost Sunday, from Chappy and Blazin' Billy. They're playing two mediocre clubs in the next six days, being at Philly for three starting Friday. Time to get off the hamster wheel.
· I THOUGHT FOOTBALL WAS A GAME OF ATTRITION. Is it me, or are injuries overloading MLB these days? Now, the news the Marlins might lose J. Fernandez to TJ surgery.
Will we start talking more about depth in baseball now?
The Braves starting staff was decimated with injuries. The Nationals are hurting everywhere. The Reds are just starting to heal. Will we begin to place more value on guys like Simon and Schumaker? Which clubs have the most major-league-ready talent in their minor-league systems? Should we be paying closer attention to that?
· AND FINALLY. . . Anyone see the Sterling interview last night? I had better things to do, such as sit on the deck out back and drink multiple sodas. This story, and all the others, make it plain the guy isn't all there.
That's it, that's all, Mobsters. Sorry. Not feelin' it today. Time for a long bike ride with Jillian The Magnificent.
· TUNE O' THE DAY… I had a thing for Dave Mason in college. This tune was a hit, but that doesn't mean it's not worthy. Probably his best.
We were friends. . .


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The Company plans to drill approximately 60 net wells in the Marcellus Shale during 2017, with approximately 67% of the Company's drilling and completion capital allocated to the area.
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REVIEW: Peskimo's Monster Burp
Peskimo – David and Jodie – designed a rather memorable art print for the London-based Monster Burp Show. It was so memorable that they recently teamed up with Crazy Label to produce and release a vinyl figure based on their character design.
The Monster Burp vinyl is a two-piece figure that brings Peskimo's artwork to life.
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JoJo, My heart breaks for you and the boys. Know you are all in my prayers. I am so sorry to learn of Scott's passing.
Posted by Brian McDonald - Newton, MA - friend July 08, 2017
I enjoyed working with Scott last year in Winchester. A kind soul with a wonderful laugh. I. Am saddened by his loss. He truly loved his family and was so proud of his boys accomplishments. God Bless you Scott
Posted by G Blake - MA - coworker July 07, 2017
Scott was a friend at Bryant--I'm so very sorry. He will always be remembered...
Posted by Wendy Sonsire - Charlotte, NC - Friend June 30, 2017
Scott was a lovely, pleasant and kind man. He will be truly missed but his smile and love for others will always live on. God Bless you all. Kaz
Posted by Karen 'Kaz' Gerrior - Westwood, MA - Friend June 29, 2017
Words may fail, but the love of your family and friends (even those you haven't seen in a while) never will, and will remain strong. Our love to you, your boys, and your family -- we will keep you and Scott in our prayers.
Nancy (Woodhouse) Sommer and family
Posted by Nancy Sommer - Friend June 29, 2017
My love and prayers go out to you JoJo and your sons .
Posted by Laurie Newman - Walpole, MA - Friend June 29, 2017
So sorry to hear this, Joanne. God bless Scott in his new life.
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Joanne, Jeff and Brad,
Very sorry to hear of Scott's passing. Our thoughts are with your Family during this difficult time.
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My deepest sympathy to the Fagan family.
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A question I get asked all the time in the wedding industry is "do you work with a lot of Bridezillas?" and the answer to the question THANKFULLY is no. We work with a lot of amazing brides...particularly brides like Maria, who remind us of why we love what we do. When I hear the words "we just want to celebrate the day and have fun, and for you to capture it"...I know we're going to work well together.
Matt and I love when we meet a couple like Darren and Maria who really "get" what this day is about. It wasn't about the flowers, the details, the fancy this and that (not that their wedding wasn't absolutely beautiful)...but it was about celebrating their new start together- surrounded by family and friends! And boy, did they celebrate. :)
I don't think I've laughed this hard while shooting a wedding reception in all my life...
-Thanks to Darren & Maria for being such an amazing couple to work with and for trusting me with your Big Day. And another special thanks to all the hilarious guests who really know how let loose on a dance floor. You make my job that much better.
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Wax model depicting the early life of Achilles
Before Troy
After living with his father (Peleus) and mother (Thetis) for the early years of his life, Achilles was sent to train with the legendary centaur Chiron. He was credited with teaching some of the most important heroes in Greek mythology; Asclepius, Perseus, Heracles, Jason and Phoenix all were mentored by him. It was here that Achilles formed a relationship with Patroclus, a young boy who had been sent exiled from his home country and sent to live with the Prince of Phthia. Even as a young child he possessed incredible skill at fighting and hunting even without training or much guidance from Chiron. The two were taught how to hunt, how to heal wounds and how to survive in the mountains of Greece. But no boy can escape his fate and as soon as they became of age a request was made that the two men should have the honour to fight to win back the beautiful Helen of Sparta, who had been recently stolen from her husband. Enraged and scared that her son would be killed in battle at such a young age, Thetis took Achilles away and hid him in Skyros, in the palace of Lycomedes an elderly king.
Three wax models in The Wedgwood Museum show this myth, each modelled by the artist considered to be the best employed at the Wedgwood school in Rome. It's made of red wax on slate by Camillo Pacetti. The models show "The Discovery of Achilles" at Skyros and replicate a famous scene from a roman sarcophagus. These later became a series of 3 Wedgwood plates.
Thetis went to extreme lengths to hide her son from the searching embassy of Agamemnon, the General that was to lead the Greek forces to Troy. She was so desperate to keep her son hidden from his fate that she presented Achilles to the King as a woman, asking if he would allow her daughter to live with his famous harem of girls. He was given the name, "Pyrrha" or "the red haired." Whilst in Skyros he bedded Lycomedes' daughter, Deidamia, who would later give birth to his son Neoptolemus. He soon became irritated with his life on the island, he had gone from being a Prince who had done what he wanted, a free man living with Chiron and his companion, to being a woman who was forced to eat, dance and act as such.
When Helen of Sparta had come of age, suitors from across Greece came to claim the most beautiful woman in the world for himself. Obviously, high tensions and jealousy was inevitable, and so her father made sure that all suitors swore an oath. That they would protect the chosen husband from all those who threaten his claim to Helen, and defend her as his only. When Menelaus was chosen, men who held kingdoms across Greece took the oath. When she was later stolen by Paris/Aphrodite the men who had said the oath were forced to defend Menelaus in war. While Achilles was in Skyros, men had travelled to Agamemnon, the General who was leading them to Troy. Prophecy had told that The Trojan War would be the most famous in history and men were eager to be remembered for centuries for their efforts. But it was known amongst the men, that they had no hope of winning if "Aristos Achaion" or "best of the Achaeans (Greeks)" was not there to fight, the famed Price of Phthia would have to go to Troy with them.
Odysseus and Diomedes were among the generals sent to find him, when they finally arrived at Skyros after months of travelling, they knew some cunning could be needed. Odysseus sharpest of all the Greeks, had his companions fake an attack on the island whilst he was in council with Lycomedes and his girls. When the alarm was raised, without thinking, Achilles grabs the nearest weapons with such deadly accuracy and grace; it could be none other than the son of Thetis. For the sake of his honour, Achilles left with the two men, was reunited with his beloved companion Patroclus and began the long journey to his doomed fate.
Wax Models
Made in 1798 this central part of the model depicts the moment that Achilles' true identity is revealed. The women of Lycomedes court are seen cowering away from Achilles, who is presented in heroic nudity, a common feature in ancient and neoclassic design. The old king, Lycomedes is seen on the right, clearly shocked that the girl given to him by Thetis was actually one of the most feared warriors in Greece. He is being comforted by another young woman, perhaps the grieveing Deidamia, who knows that Achilles will go to Troy and leave her with child alone. The robes that are draped around Achilles' shoulders could be the dresses that he had been forced to wear, representing him throwing away his life at Skyros and reclaiming his valour. His right hand lies on his horses head, the horse and the soldier representing the intrusion to Lycomedes palace.
It makes for an interesting contrast between the blunt violence of the soldiers on the left side to the homely and graceful life presented on the opposite side. This scene marks the beginning of Achilles' new life, not only as a warrior but as a legend. This piece also highlights the main themes that run through the epic, for example heroism and gender inequality, which plays a key role later in Troy.
Three models depicting the early life of achilles modelled by the artist considered to be the best employed at the wedgwood School in Rome. Red wax on slate. Camillo Pacetti. 1798


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FILTER 50: I See A Darkness: The History Of DJ Shadow As Told By Cut Chemist, James Lavelle + More
By Kevin Friedman; photos all courtesy @djshadowphotos Flickr on January 16, 2013
Read the first part of our history of DJ Shadow, including a retrospective interview with Josh Davis.
Below are interviews with Shadow's contributors and collaborators from throughout his career.
DJ Shadow, Cut Chemist and Z-Trip
Lucas McFadden, aka Cut Chemist, a renowned turntablist, was the DJ in Jurassic 5 and Ozomatli. He and Shadow have collaborated on three releases known as the 7-11 Slurpee Series—Brainfreeze, Product Placement and The Hard Sell.
What is Endtroducing.....'s place in music history?
He gave us an emotional landscape that I don't think anyone in hip-hop had the guts to explore before him. He didn't hang his hat on rough drum breaks and funky bass lines but something more personal, as though the album was some sort of courtship between two people.
What is the process when you work together?
The first time we ever did something together was Brainfreeze. It was just, "Let's hang out and listen to records and figure some things out and then play it live a week later."
Product Placement was the next mix CD we did together. We started to take it more seriously. Our first order of business was to find out what we hadn't done before. Once we had a foundation, we built from there. We just go through records and bridge the gaps and fill in the transitions and build this mix. We try to go in as many directions as possible musically while keeping the same feeling to the whole concept.
Once we got to The Hard Sell, it was a completely new template with eight turntables and loop pedals and portable turntables. I've never seen so much note-taking in my life. Shadow writes everything down to make sure we remember a mix because we'll forget it tomorrow. Then we think, "How can we execute this live? Oh, we need two more turntables!" It's pretty involved.
What do you consider his finest work?
"Stem"—it's a beautiful song that builds and there is no rhythm until far enough into the song; it's unexpected. You are anticipating it for so long that it makes it more effective. It's like a small movie scene with music, which I think is what everyone appreciates about DJ Shadow and it all has a strong emotional impact.
That whole UNKLE record was a completely different direction. It shows that he could produce a vocal record. It was a big step from the notion that he was just an instrumental producer. "Lonely Soul" is my favorite; it's just perfect on its own.
"Fixed Income" off The Private Press kind of harks back to that Endtroducing….. style. It was so intricately done. The way the sample is actually in a six time signature and the drums are in four so that the loop lands differently gives it such a unique movement. That kind of intricate approach to a song reminded me that he's really doing something so subtle that most people probably wouldn't recognize it, but he's paying attention.
"Seein' Thangs" was just a great rap song. It holds up the moodiness that he's famous for but it's made with a different set of tools. Again, it's very cinematic and he and David Banner have a good chemistry together.
What should people know about him that they don't already?
He's funny as hell! He's great at balancing being an artist, businessman, a family man and one of the world's most serious music collectors. Being an artist, living in the right brain world—to be able to catalogue and compartmentalize, which is very left brain, is very difficult. He's very hands-on about his business and his music, and on top of that he's had time to raise a family. This man is not human.
Zach Sciacca, aka Z-Trip, is known as an innovator of the mashup movement and one of the world's best DJs. He toured with Cut Chemist and Shadow for the Brainfreeze, Product Placement and Hard Sell tours.
My first exposure to Shadow was the Hindsight 12-inch that he did on Mo' Wax. At the time, people were making instrumentals—but this was different. It had mood and texture. The next thing I heard was Endtroducing….. I started to realize that it was this guy and his whole crew coming out of the SF area. He's definitely someone I looked up to. He taught me it was obtainable; that you didn't have to play fucking hits in a club and DJ that way. You can actually take it a different route and you can have fans and enjoy it.
What he was doing at the time, nobody was doing. He was influenced by a lot of the same people that I was, but he went down a road that wasn't traveled. It's a really hard thing to do, but if you can do it in the right way, you will have longevity. I think that he's a living testament to that because he's always done his own thing.
He's constantly trying to think about how to push boundaries and challenge himself. It creates a lot of polarizing opinions but if you think about any great artist's full career—The Beatles, Pink Floyd—you're always going to have these moments. Not everything is going to be Dark Side of the Moon. That's what makes it a really interesting body of work.
He's super intelligent and he's really a music guy, 100 percent. He really, really gives a shit about all the music he plays in the background. More than that he's a great producer and a great performer; his archiving skills and his music knowledge are top-notch. I remember going digging for records with him in Japan; he is just a machine. It made me appreciate the level at which he operates. I don't know many people—a couple, maybe—who can keep up.
DJ Shadow, James Lavelle and Blackalicious, 1994.
James Lavelle signed DJ Shadow to his label Mo' Wax and released Endtroducing….. He also founded UNKLE and collaborated with Shadow on the album Psyence Fiction.
The first time you heard Shadow was on a remix of a Zimbabwe Legit song. How did you track him down from there?
I was 17 when I got Zimbabwe Legit. I didn't really think too much of it, but there was this weird mix on the B-side by DJ Shadow. I became very attached to it. When I started my label, I rang up Albee [Ragusa] of Tommy Boy: "Do you know about this guy DJ Shadow?" He was like, "Yeah, we tried to work with him, but he's not right for us. He's a little too alternative. I think you guys would get on really well." And he gave me [Shadow's] number and I called him, and that's how it all started.
What kind of guidance did you provide in those early days?
I encouraged Shadow to try and continue making records that were beautiful, soundscape-y and instrumental and not worry about trying to fit into the American way of hip-hop thinking, which was either to be Kenny Dope or DJ Premier or Pete Rock.
DJ Shadow now is very different from the DJ Shadow of when I met him. He had never played in a club before. He didn't know anything about that world. I showed him all of that, and taught him. I brought him to the UK on numerous occasions, took him to clubs and played him what was going on at the time: drum and bass, Massive Attack, Björk, Chemical Brothers, Underworld, Oasis and Radiohead. If he had been in America, or on an American label, I don't think he would have made a record like Endtroducing…..
So how did your relationship develop through UNKLE and the Psyence Fiction collaboration?
Unfortunately, that record started with this sense of wonder and delight and ended up with every fucking nightmare possible. There were some amazing moments, like recording with Josh and recording with Richard Ashcroft and doing stuff with strings, but I don't like that record. It was a bit of a poisoned chalice for me.
I think there's the impression that DJ Shadow made the music and I was some kind of Svengali character, but that's not how that record was made. Josh is a programmer and put that side of things together. I put together most of the ideas we were doing musically and collaboration-wise. Lots of stuff went on when Josh wasn't around.
Josh is incredibly focused. He's a very insular person. He's a solo artist. He's not a producer, really, or a team player. He's a composer, which is great; it's why he makes brilliant records. But in many ways he became more of an introvert, more shy. I think he found it quite difficult. I don't think he felt completely comfortable being away from home. Making a record is such an emotional affair.
How did it all play out between you two?
Psyence Fiction wasn't a particularly great experience toward the end. It was all very much about Shadow. He got the publishing and made the money on that record. I've never made one penny from Psyence Fiction and he's made a fortune off it. I felt pretty pissed off. It was my idea, my network, my record, the artwork; everything accumulated to create this thing and I ended up with nothing out of that. There were so many conflicts of interest. Management changes, record label changes. Lots of clichés that unfortunately get way out of hand when you're young. But we've seen each other a bit recently and it's been nice. I'm cool with him. Hopefully at some point in the future we'll work on something together again; I'm totally up for that in the right context.
We did Endtroducing….. Any fan can look at that and know that dreams can happen. We didn't have any fucking money; we had no agenda; we loved music; we broke all the barriers. We were two kids and for all the bullshit about what I've done or what he's done, for one moment we made music that changed the way people look at music forever and no one can take that away from us.
These Bay Area rappers are three founders of the Solesides collective and met DJ Shadow while in school at UC Davis. Gab was the first emcee to work with Shadow and formed Blackalicious with Chief Xcel. Lyrics and Lateef comprise the group Latyrx for which Shadow contributes production.
How did you all start working together?
Lyrics Born: We met at KDVS, the radio station in Davis. I had met Chief Xcel in one of my classes and told him about this dude [Solesides member Jeff Chang] on campus with a hip-hop radio show. That's where I met Shadow. Chang was like, "You're working on your demos, Blackalicious is working on theirs, Shadow is working on his…why don't we pool our money together and make a record?" We knew we wanted to make a 12-inch, so I wrote and produced my song ["Send Them," as Asia Born] and Shadow wrote and produced his side ["Entropy," as DJ Shadow and The Groove Robbers], so we each had our sole sides—that's where the name came from.
Asia Born and DJ Shadow at the mastering session for their first Solesides record, 1993
Above: The Solesides/Quannum crew circa 1999, Oakland
What was Shadow's music like when you first met him in college?
Gift of Gab: He was doing stuff with drums, sample-wise, that I hadn't heard anybody else doing. The patterns were way more complex. He put a lot of thought into what he was doing.
What is his place in the world of turntablists and producers?
Lateef the Truthspeaker: Shadow is an interesting character. He has a very good ear and can hear new sounds coming before they arrive. He's a great scratch DJ. His scratches are very precise, and he's very committed to that part of his craft. He's a phenomenal producer. He can do almost anything and tries to do what has never been done. The guy is credited with creating an entire genre, yet you will never hear him say so—he will just credit those that came before him. He's a very thoughtful and thorough artist—from songs to the stage to business, he is very savvy and calculating. He's not afraid to take risks, but the risks are always calculated.
How is he as a collaborator?
Lyrics: He's very thorough. Even if he doesn't totally have a clear idea of where he wants to go with a song, he's willing to go through all the permutations to get there. He definitely has the process of a solo artist, but I think that he looks to collaboration to get outside of himself. With other producers I collaborate with, there's a lot less talking. With him, the songs are extremely complicated sometimes, so they require a lot of collective navigating.
On the Latyrx stuff there's a spirit of, "How can we make each of these special in their own way?" And frankly I think it's some of his best work, and mine.
Gab: We collaborated on "Count & Estimate," which was on that first Solesides single. He played me the music, which was incredible, and I wrote something to it and we put it down. It was chemistry.
Lateef: Shadow really challenged me early to always be on point. Professionally, in the studio, on all levels. Back in the day when our budgets were absolutely shoestring, while working on my first single ["The Wreckoning"] our motto was "don't step in the booth if you can't kill it within 10 takes." To this day it rarely takes me more than three.
What was it like to witness his rise when Endtroducing..... came out?
Gab: We're all crew; we're family; we're brothers. To see him doing that was amazing. He deserved it. One incredible thing about Josh is his knowledge. You could play any music from any period of time, and he'll start going, "That was such and such, they recorded in such and such year, this guy was on the horn, this guy was on the drums…" His music knowledge and library…I've never met anybody like that.
DJ Shadow with Q-Tip and Lateef at "Enuff" session, New York, 2006
Above: DJ Shadow and Gift of Gab. circa 2002
What is his legacy?
Gab: He's gotten way more diverse. His stuff is more dimensional than it was. He's like a traveler. He's never gonna do the same thing twice. He wants to explore.
Lateef: You should really listen to every DJ Shadow song as if you never heard any of his other work, as if you don't know who did it. You will be listening to it the way it [was intended].
Lyrics: Artists can become victims of their own success and try to prove that they can do other things, and that can sometimes work for you and against you, but one thing that no one can dispute is Endtroducing…..
He's not done. He'll continue to make music forever. Whether he has the next genre-defining album again or not, he'll still be doing his thing 20 or 30 years from now. He's an artist at heart. F
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