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Mere Women with their highly anticipated fourth LP  Romantic Notions. Big Skies in 2017 . Romantic Notions captures the overwhelming intensity of obsessive love and control while sharing often-uncomfortable truths relating to women’s lived experiences; a ubiquitous theme throughout the Mere Women catalogue.  The looming Mere Women album was written and rehearsed in a riverside cottage in Sydney and later recorded with Tim G Carr at One Flight Up studios in March, on the cusp of lockdown. The foreboding threat of lockdown left a peculiar feeling throughout the recording process, filling t...

Sleaford Mods with their highly anticipated sixth studio album Spare Ribs. 'Shortcummings', ‘Nudge It', which featured Melbourne's own Amy Taylor from punk outfit Amyl and the Sniffers. ‘Nudge It’ partners James Williamson’s trademark lyrical wit with Amy's energetic and unmistakable vocals. The polemical Williamson and dexterous producer Andrew Fearn kick against the pricks with unrivalled bite, railing against hypocrisy, inequality and apathy with their inimitable, scabrous sense of humour. On Spare Ribs the duo are charged with ire at the UK Government’s sense of entitleme...

Jersey City lawyer joins Moses & Singer; Gastropub opens in Weehawken | Business Notes Updated Jan 07, 2021; Posted Dec 30, 2020 Dean W. Steele of Jersey City has joined New York-based law firm Moses & Singer as the newest partner to its Corporate and Maritime and Multimodal Transportation practice groups. Facebook Share Dean W. Steele Joins Moses & Singer Dean W. Steele of Jersey City has joined New York-based law firm Moses & Singer as the newest partner to its Corporate and Maritime and Multimodal Transportation practice groups. As a Master Mariner with more than 10 years-experience aboa...

Using colored light to turn gut bacteria genes on and off in the guts of worms clarifies how a metabolite extends their lifespan. Baylor College of Medicine researcher Meng Wang previously showed that bacteria that make a metabolite called colanic acid (CA) could extend the lifespan of worms in her lab by as much as 50%. Now, her collaboration with Rice University synthetic biologist Jeffrey Tabor provides tools to answer the bigger question of how the metabolite imparts longer life. An optogenetic control system that Tabor has been developing for more than a decade made the work possible. �...

Optogenetics Turns Gut Bacterial Genes On and Off Inside Worms Source: metamorworks/Getty Images December 23, 2020 eLife that shows they could use different colors of light to turn gut bacteria genes on and off while the bacteria were in the intestines of worms. The research was made possible by an optogenetic control system Jeffrey Tabor, PhD, from Rice, has been developing for more than a decade. In the current study his team worked with Meng Wang, PhD, and her group at Baylor. Wang had already shown that bacteria that make a metabolite called colanic acid (CA) could extend the lifespan of...