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I like Jaume Blaguero and Paco Plaza's[REC] so much that I wish I disliked Quarantine, the beat-for-beat American remake, more, but I just can't bring myself to it. Sure, it's unoriginal, but because it hems so close to the magnificent [REC] it ends up being actually pretty decent despite the remake stigma. But what of Quarantine 2, you ask? How will it fit into the [REC]-verse?

Shock 'til You Drops' source tells us Sony's Screen Gems has just hired Ghost Ship writer John Pogue to both write and direct the Quarantine sequel. However, it looks like Q2 is not going to be a remake of [REC] 2. The first films may have been almost identical, but it looks like horror fans are in for a breath of fresh air on both ends as the two projects have nothing to do with one another. [REC] 2 takes place immediately after the events of the first film and is, for the most part, still confined to the same virus-infected apartment building, only it ups the sequel ante considerably with some characters and twists and turns that are best left unsaid.

Quarantine 2, on the other hand, is going to break free from its title action with a jump from the apartment building to an airport setting. I actually think that's a pretty cool idea (especially since it's not a remake) as I can imagine the larger area to be quarantined could make for some really great set pieces. There's only one problem, though. Shock also reports that Q2 is being shaped as a straight-to-video film. That obviously doesn't mean it'll be an inherently small, but grand production design isn't exactly what STV films are known for. Either way, put me down for 'mildly interested.'
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Prince Edward County, Ontario, Canada

Drake Devonshire

Rates from (ex tax)$186.98

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Idyllic island community

Bringing cool to the country, the Drake Devonshire hotel in Prince Edward County is the rural answer to Toronto’s hipper-than-thou digs, The Drake. This modern farmhouse on the shores of Lake Ontario has roaring fires, scheduled sing-alongs and roasted marshmallows aplenty. But because the Drake always ups the cultural ante, this pastoral outpost also hosts live music, author visits and art exhibitions to boot.

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Double rooms from $186.98 (CA$249), excluding tax at 13 per cent.

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Rates are for room only. Continental breakfast – including house-baked scones, clotted cream and coffee – costs CAD $9 for adults and CAD $6 for kids.

Forgot your toothbrush? The Drake General Store in the lobby has all your toiletry needs and so much more. The shop stocks maple syrup candles in retro tins and crocheted cacti – could this be the greatest hotel gift shop ever?

At the hotel

Full concierge services, game room, public fireplaces, waterfront fire pit, on-site parking, free WiFi throughout, laundry. In rooms: flatscreen TV, Bose docking station, minibar, Soma filtered water, sweet treat at turndown, MacAusland’s virgin wool throw, artisan-made doll, bathrobes, Malin+Goetz bath products.

Our favourite rooms

Celebrating an anniversary? Go big and go for the Owner’s Suite. It has a full glass wall facing the lake, plus a private patio and fireplace. For families, the two-bedroom Loft is ideal. In addition to the extra room, there’s an adjoining lounge and two bathrooms.

There’s no pool, but there is a beachfront for waterside lounging (no swimming, sorry). If you’d like to take a dip, the beaches at Sandbanks Provincial Park are a quick drive away.

Guests can request in-room treatments like massages, reflexology, manicures and pedicures.

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No need to shove Monopoly in your bag for your weekend at the lake. The hotel has a dedicated rec room with board games and a ping-pong table. And this isn’t just any game room. Called the Glass Box, the space has floor-to-ceiling windows and views of the nearby creek.

The restaurant and bar are wheelchair accessible, as is Foundry Guestroom #101.

Kids of all ages are welcome. In the restaurant, they’ll hook you up with a high chair. There’s no children’s menu, but the staff is happy to heat up milk or baby food. As for activities, the Drake Dev often hosts campfire sing-alongs on the deck.

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When the weather’s warm, grab a table outside on the deck.

Dress Code

Do your best to interpret ‘country chic.’ Whether that means a Pendleton poncho and vintage cowboy boots, or simply your coolest band tee and a pair of Converse kicks, you’ll mesh with the laid-back atmosphere here.

Hotel restaurant

With an A-frame ceiling and exposed Douglas fir beams, the Drake’s restaurant feels like a summer camp dining hall, albeit one of the chicest mess halls around. The green wraparound banquettes and yellow chairs make for a bold colour scheme, and artist Don Maynard’s installation, Flock, isn’t your typical restaurant decor. Feast on jaw-dropping views of Lake Ontario, as well as chef Matt DeMille’s lake-to-table cuisine. Seafood chowder, pan-seared pickerel and moules frites are just a few picks from the menu.

Hotel bar

Beyond the bar at the restaurant, which is stocked with local vino, there are two seasonal spots for a drink. The first is the Drake Pavilion – a screened-in deck overlooking the lake that serves up booze and chow from 9am to 11pm. Then there are the cascading wooden bleachers that overlook the lake. Head there for a glass of Prince Edward County chardonnay at dusk in the summertime.

Last orders

In the main restaurant, you’ll have to eat all the hand-cut, rosemary-salted fries you can by 11pm. Room service runs until 11pm, too.

Room service

Order food to your vintage-bedecked and potentially creek-side room from 8am to 11pm. Options include chicken and waffles, a charcuterie plate, a lobster roll and more.

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Fly into Toronto Pearson International Airport. From there, the hotel is a two-and-a-half-hour drive east.

Traveling by rail? The closest station is Bellville, which is just 30 minutes from the hotel. Trains come from both Ottawa and Montreal by VIA Rail.

Take the 401 (two and a half hours east from Toronto and four hours west from Montreal). Even if you’re flying into Toronto, it’s worth it to rent your own wheels. The hotel has free on-site parking and you’ll need a car to explore all that the county has to offer.

Worth getting out of bed for

Borrow a cruiser bicycle from the hotel and pedal to a local beach, just minutes from the hotel. The Drake Dev will even pack a gourmet brown-bag lunch for you and include a bottle of local wine. You should also take to Prince Edward County’s many trails for hiking, biking and cross-country skiing. Sandbanks Provincial Park in Picton (just a 20-minute drive) has 11km of trails, plus three sandy beaches for windsurfing, sailing and sunbathing. Then there’s Millennium Trail, a former railway that’s been converted into a scenic 49km stretch. Snaking its way through Picton, Wellington, Bloomfield and Consecon, the trail has marshes, farmland, forests and creeks.

Once you’ve had your fill of physical activity, kick back with some wine. Prince Edward County is filled with vineyards and wineries. Start with Norman Hardie Winery (613 399 5297) in Wellington. The tasting bar is open year round and during the summer there’s a wood-fired pizza oven. Grab a glass of pinot noir and nibble on thin crust pizza on the patio. At Rosehall Run (613 399 1183), also in Wellington, arrange for a private tour of the grounds as well as a barrel tasting in the cellar with winemaker Dan Sullivan. Up for a bit of bubbly? Hinterland Wine Company (613 399 2903) in Hillier (15 minutes from Wellington) makes sparkling wines. Try Whitecap, which is named for Lake Ontario’s chilly waters and has notes of peach and melon.

Local restaurants

For a proper introduction to Prince Edward County, head to East & Main Bistro (613 399 5420) near the main intersection in Wellington. There the emphasis is on local meats, vegetables and cheeses, plus the owners will help match your PEC dish with a PEC wine. At Blumen Garden Bistro (613 476 6841) in Picton the inspiration comes from farther afield. Chef Andreas Feller fuses tastes from his native Switzerland with South American and Canadian influences. If the weather permits, sit in the lush gardens and try the pistachio-crusted rack of venison. Just keep in mind that the restaurant closes each year between the end of January and the end of March. The Hubb at Angeline’s (613 393 3301) in Bloomfield (about 10 minutes from Wellington) is another tasty spot. Order a smattering of small plates and Chalkboard Bites (what they call appetizers) and have the in-house sommelier pick a wine pairing. But like Blumen, the Hubb closes briefly during the winter.

Local cafés

On Main Street in Wellington you’ll find Tall Poppy Café (613 399 2233) – a casual eatery that grows many of its ingredients on its farm. Eat at the café, or grab a bite to go from the deli counter. There’s also barista service featuring fair-trade Canadian coffee. Have a sweet tooth? Post-meal, make your way to Slickers Ice Cream (613 393 5433) in Bloomfield. A favourite among locals, their creamy flavours include lemon chiffon, pecan pie and rhubarb and ginger.

Local bars

Inside the Agrarian bistro in Bloomfield, you’ll find Speakeasy (613 393 0111), a funky bar with craft brews on tap, ciders, local wines and cocktails. Stop by on Saturday nights for live music – everything from flamenco guitar to roots to indie singer/songwriters.

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Every hotel featured is visited personally by members of our team, given the Smith seal of approval, and then anonymously reviewed. As soon as our reviewers have returned from this lakeside hotel in Ontario and unpacked their maple syrup candles and hot toddy thermoses, a full account of their luxury break will be with you. In the meantime, to whet your wanderlust, here's a quick postcard from the Drake Devonshire in Prince Edward County …

Can you judge a hotel by its minibar? Certainly it would be unfair to lambaste a place simply for not stocking your favourite flavour of Pringles. That being said, when an inn gets the details right, down to the chocolate bars and beverages, it’s something impressive. That is the Drake Devonshire. The in-room assortment includes gourmet treats like Boylan Soda and Snapea Crisps, plus something the Drake calls ‘brown bag booze’ (mini liquor bottles, corresponding mixers and, yes, a paper bag for good measure). The quirkiness continues: custom Drake pens and pencils, plus artisan-made dolls for lonely travellers are also included in most rooms. Then there’s the vintage photo booth off the lobby, the cluster of oversized fishing lures as décor and the ping-pong table in the Glass Box game room. Of course there are also the very large elements, like the floor-to-ceiling mural by Brooklyn-based art duo Faile that’s in the pavilion. Yes, from the mini detail to the mammoth, the folks at Drake Devonshire have thought of everything.

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Memorial Sloan Kettering’s new research complex contains more than 100 laboratories, nearly doubling the space we dedicate to research to better understand and treat cancer.

Construction on the Mortimer B. Zuckerman Research Center – named in recognition of the $100 million gift from Memorial Sloan Kettering board member Mortimer B. Zuckerman – is all but completed. Our first new research complex built since 1989, the $550 million facility boasts more than 100 laboratories, essentially doubling the number of our research labs. Its location across the street from our inpatient hospital allows for the integration of advanced research and patient care, while fostering a dynamic, two-way exchange of information and ideas among basic scientists, clinical researchers, and physicians.

“This building would not exist without the generosity of Mort  Zuckerman, whose donation was the single largest commitment in Memorial Sloan Kettering’s history,” said Memorial Sloan Kettering President and CEO Craig B. Thompson. “Thanks to his gift, we were able to design an inspiring, interactive, and efficient environment in which basic scientists and clinical investigators can work together in our relentless pursuit of discovering better ways to treat and ultimately cure cancer.”

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The 705,000-gross-square-foot research complex was built in two phases: phase 1, a 23-story, 558,000 square-foot building containing 17 laboratory floors was completed in 2006 and phase 2, a seven-story, 147,000 square-foot addition that is now attached to the phase 1 building, contains a conference center with a 350-seat auditorium, laboratories for research disciplines such as computational biology and cell therapy, and space for physicians’ academic offices. Completion of the seven-story phase 2 addition was recognized at a special event held on Oct 4, 2012, with Mr. Zuckerman and other Memorial Sloan Kettering board members.

The inspiration behind the research complex was to create pioneering research laboratories headed by some of the brightest minds in cancer research and equip them with the latest technology to improve cancer treatment and discover new ways to cure the disease. The Zuckerman Research Center includes many leading-edge research initiatives, such as immunology, molecular pharmacology and chemistry, cancer biology and genetics, cell therapy, and our Human Oncology and Pathogenesis Program (HOPP), a translational research program that allows researchers to focus on moving scientific laboratory findings into clinical investigations and patient care applications.

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It is also home to the Louis V. Gerstner, Jr. Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences, a novel PhD program that trains basic laboratory scientists to work in a multidisciplinary setting, leading to careers in which they can apply their laboratory findings to human disease, particularly cancer. The school’s first graduates received their doctorate degrees in May 2012 and more than 50 students are currently enrolled and engaged in graduate thesis work in the laboratories of Memorial Sloan Kettering researchers.

The complex was among the first research buildings in the U.S. to receive Silver Certification from the LEED® (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) Green Building Rating System™, a benchmarking standard developed by the US Green Building Council that evaluates the environmental performance of buildings. LEED® Certification recognizes a collaborative and integrated design and construction approach that optimizes environmental and economic factors such as sustainable site development, water savings, energy efficiency, materials selection, and indoor environmental quality.

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I have been living with MEN-1, a very slow growing type of pancreatic cancer after having surgery at Sloan Kettering in 2008 to remove most of my pancreas and spleen. My grandmother and brother both died in their 40's with the same cancer. I also have a cousin in Canada with the same cancer that was also operated on and is still living. Obviously there is a genetic connection. After my surgery, I was genetically tested at Sloan Kettering and was told that I had a type of Men-1 cancer, but my particular strain could not be matched to any other type of Men-1 cancer. The conclusion was that it was a very rare cancer and no more research would be performed. I am currently on permanent disability and have no current health insurance, so I have not been tested for the last two years. My question is, are there any new trials or programs for testing for my type of very rare cancer? Thank you for your cooperation.
PS. I was operated on by DR. Yuman Fong, but not seen him for almost two years.

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Mount Marty welcomes its first semester-long study abroad program, slated for Spring 2017 in Orvieto, ItalY.

Through a partnership with Saint Anselm College, two Mount Marty College students will have the opportunity to live, learn, and travel with their students and faculty in Orvieto, Italy. The program, started in spring 2016, is open to sophomores, juniors and seniors. Applications are due by October 15.

Orvieto is conveniently located in Italy's Umbria region, is one hour from Rome and one and a half hours from Florence by train. This program not only includes academic excursions but also a week-long spring break to allow you to travel and explore further afield. While in Orvieto, take courses that integrate local cultural events and landmarks through academic excursions to cities such as Rome, Florence, Monte Cassino, Assisi, Siena, Pompeii and other heritage sites.

"I strongly encourage Mount Marty students to participate in this exciting educational opportunity. The world has perhaps never been more at our fingertips and also at odds; we needs future leaders who understand the importance and beauty of a culture in addition to their own. Study abroad enriches not only a student's understanding of the world, but of one's place in it," said Dr. Jane Wood, Academic Dean at Mount Marty.

Visit the St. Anselm Orvieto facebook page to see photos from the 2016 program.

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Kensington and Parkville is the area South of Prospect Park and the Greenwood Cemetery in central Brooklyn.

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The land now known as Kensington was first colonized by Dutch farmers in the 17th century and then re-settled by British colonists in 1737.

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$1,500, 2 Bedrooms, 1.0 Bathroom

Last Updated Over 3 Years
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  • Web ID: 58272
Nearby Subway Stations
  • F
    Ditmas Av (0.26 mi)
  • F G
    Church Av (0.54 mi)
  • F
    18th Av (0.56 mi)
  • B Q
    Newkirk Av (0.57 mi)
  • B Q
    Cortelyou Rd (0.6 mi)
  • B Q
    Beverly Rd (0.72 mi)
  • B Q
    Av H (0.77 mi)
  • F
    Av I (0.84 mi)
  • F G
    Fort Hamilton Parkway (0.95 mi)
  • B Q
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Good transportation Great food Fun nightlife Cool factor

One of the largest neighborhoods in Brooklyn, Williamsburg has undergone a major metamorphosis in the last decade.

It’s transforming from a traditionally working-class neighborhood to a veritable embodiment of gentrification and urban rebirth. These days, tourists and day-trippers flock to Williamsburg for a little slice of cosmopolitan bohemia.

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  • 24% New Building
  • 14% Walk-Up
  • 12% Luxury Highrise
  • 8% Pre War
  • 8% Loft Building

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NEW DUPLEX with TWO outdoor spaces available in 180 Scholes in the up and coming Williamsburg! Nearby multiple subway stops off the L, J and M! Close to many restaurants and bars! Now offering ONE MONTH FREE!!

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$4,060, 3 Bedrooms, 1.0 Bathroom

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  • L
    Montrose Av (0.13 mi)
  • L
    Grand St (0.24 mi)
  • L
    Graham Av (0.44 mi)
  • J M
    Lorimer St (0.44 mi)
  • G
    Broadway (0.49 mi)
  • G L
    Lorimer St (0.53 mi)
  • J M
    Flushing Av (0.55 mi)
  • L
    Morgan Av (0.57 mi)
  • G L
    Metropolitan Av (0.61 mi)
  • J M
    Hewes St (0.65 mi)

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Little Italy

Great food Fun nightlife

Little Italy is much more than a string of Italian restaurants. Throughout the years, it has developed into a culturally diverse neighborhood with a variety of businesses and shopping opportunities.

Little Italy’s close proximity to SoHo, The Bowery, and Chinatown put it on the more expensive side of NYC neighborhoods, but the primo location and iconic character make it an exemplary option for the Manhattan apartment hunter.

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  • 38% Pre War
  • 34% Walk-Up
  • 10% Elevator Building
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  • 3% Loft Building

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$1,950, 1 Bedroom, 1.0 Bathroom

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  • Web ID: 398169
Nearby Subway Stations
  • B D
    Grand St (0.21 mi)
  • J Z
    Bowery (0.26 mi)
  • J N Q R Z 6
    Canal St (0.27 mi)
  • 6
    Spring St (0.31 mi)
  • N R
    Prince St (0.45 mi)
  • A C E
    Canal St (0.47 mi)
  • J Z 4 5 6
    Chambers St (0.48 mi)
  • 1
    Franklin St (0.49 mi)
  • F
    East Broadway (0.52 mi)
  • J Z 4 5 6
    Brooklyn Bridge (0.52 mi)

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Quiet Good transportation Fun nightlife Great food

Upper West Side residents can’t imagine living anywhere else.

The buildings are beautiful and, with a few exceptions, tend not to tower over the blocks. The pace of life is a bit slower than in other areas of NYC. For anyone that has lived in or knows Boston, the neighborhood is the closest thing to Boston living that New York has.

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  • 30% Pre War
  • 25% Luxury Highrise
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  • 8% Brownstone
  • 7% Walk-Up

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Luxurious Finishes Elevator building with doorman in Upper West. Nearby Lincoln Center and Subway. State of the art amenities, fully equipped health club, roof deck, and laundry facility. Features include a granite kitchen, beautiful hardwood floors and named brand kitchen appliances. Pet friendly. Studio size is also available. Contact Ben today to view this gorgeous apartment if you like to move in.

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$3,450, 2 Bedrooms, 1.0 Bathroom

Last Updated ~ 4 Years
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  • Web ID: 223131
Backyard, Doorman, Elevator, Gym, Laundry Room, Pool
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  • 1
    66th St (0.39 mi)
  • 1 2 3
    72nd St (0.51 mi)
  • A C B D 1
    59th St-Columbus Circle (0.6 mi)
  • B C
    72nd St (0.65 mi)
  • N Q R
    57th St (0.81 mi)
  • 1
    79th St (0.84 mi)
  • C E
    50th St (0.85 mi)
  • B D E
    7th Av (0.86 mi)
  • 1
    50th St (0.93 mi)
  • F
    57th St (0.95 mi)

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Washington Heights

Quiet Near park

Extending from 155th Street to Dyckman Street, Washington Heights is home to some of the most interesting geographic features in Manhattan.

The neighborhood’s lofty name is derived from the fact that—at 256 feet above sea level—it is situated at the highest point in Manhattan. Because of its steep inclines, numerous "step" streets (one of which has 130 stairs) connect one street to the next.

The population of Washington Heights is over 150,000.

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  • 18% Elevator Building
  • 12% Walk-Up
  • 2% Post War

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  • Fantastic coverted neighborhood
  • 1 block from express train A
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$1,395, 1 Bedroom, 1.0 Bathroom

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  • Web ID: 1576652
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  • A
    181st St (0.06 mi)
  • 1
    181st St (0.25 mi)
  • A
    175th St (0.37 mi)
  • 1
    191st St (0.5 mi)
  • A
    190th St (0.58 mi)
  • A C 1
    168th St (0.74 mi)
  • 1
    Dyckman St (0.94 mi)
  • A
    Dyckman St-200th St (1.1 mi)
  • C
    163rd St (1.12 mi)
  • 1
    157th St (1.27 mi)

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Good transportation Great food Fun nightlife Cool factor

Chelsea is a colorful neighborhood with a strong cultural, energetic pulse.

Once primarily the stomping grounds for the gay community, Chelsea’s great restaurant and bar scene, as well as its proximity to The Meatpacking District have made it one of the hottest neighborhoods to live in for any New Yorker. Residents choose to live here for its wide array of cultural, nightlife and daytime activities. Chelsea is truly an amalgamation of some of the best things New York has to offer.

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-Set in the heart of Chelsea this location does not lack character, charm, and elegance. -True One Bedroom -Spacious partially open Kitchen. -Granite Counter Tops -Marble Bathroom -Stainless Steel Appliances including Dishwasher! -Lots of storage space!-Must See! Bond New York is a real estate broker that supports equal housing opportunity.

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$3,850, 1 Bedroom, 1.0 Bathroom

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Listed For Almost 4 Years
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Pets: No Pets
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  • Web ID: NKA_Bond_302075
Dishwasher, Doorman, Elevator, Garage, Gym, Pool
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  • F M
    23rd St (0.03 mi)
  • N R
    23rd St (0.18 mi)
  • 1
    23rd St (0.21 mi)
  • N R
    28th St (0.27 mi)
  • 1
    18th St (0.31 mi)
  • 6
    23rd St (0.32 mi)
  • 1
    28th St (0.33 mi)
  • C E
    23rd St (0.38 mi)
  • 6
    28th St (0.42 mi)

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Clinton Hill

Quiet Great food

Surrounded by Prospect Heights, Crown Heights, Bedford-Stuyvesant, Fort Greene and Williamsburg, it lies at the intersection of some of Brooklyn’s most unique neighborhoods, tapping into the best parts of each with a charm all its own.

North-central Brooklyn neighborhood Clinton Hill begins at Vanderbilt Avenue to the east and Classon Avenue to the west, and from Atlantic Avenue to the south and Flushing Avenue north.

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  • 16% New Building
  • 13% Walk-Up
  • 12% Pre War
  • 9% Elevator/Laundry Building

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- Quiet building
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- Modern kitchen
- Modern bathroom
- Hardwood floors
- Lots of lighting
- Large windows
- Lots of natural light
- Quiet neighborhood
- School nearby
- Tree-lined block
- Close to city
- Near subway
- Playground nearby
- Restaurants nearby
- Shopping nearby
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- Near public transit
- Park nearby

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$2,275, 2 Bedrooms, 1.0 Bathroom

Last Updated Over 3 Years
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Pets: Approved Pets Only
  • Web ID: ID_28529
Nearby Subway Stations
  • G
    Classon Av (0.27 mi)
  • G
    Bedford-Nostrand Avs (0.35 mi)
  • G
    Myrtle-Willoughby Avs (0.47 mi)
  • G
    Clinton-Washington Avs (0.6 mi)
  • G
    Flushing Av (0.63 mi)
  • C
    Clinton & Washington Avs (0.77 mi)
  • C S
    Franklin Av (0.79 mi)
  • A C
    Nostrand Av (0.92 mi)
  • C
    Lafayette Av (0.92 mi)
  • J M
    Lorimer St (0.96 mi)

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On August 5 at 10:31 p.m. Pacific time NASA's Mars rover named Curiosity will touch down in Gale Crater.

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On the night of the 5th, Mars sets a few hours after sunset everywhere in the U.S.

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Circ Res. 2011 Sep 16;109(7):758-69. doi: 10.1161/CIRCRESAHA.111.245787. Epub 2011 Jul 28.

Telethonin deficiency is associated with maladaptation to biomechanical stress in the mammalian heart.

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  • 1Imperial College, National Heart & Lung Institute, British Heart Foundation, Centre for Research Excellence, Myocardial Genetics, London, UK.

Telethonin (also known as titin-cap or t-cap) is a 19-kDa Z-disk protein with a unique β-sheet structure, hypothesized to assemble in a palindromic way with the N-terminal portion of titin and to constitute a signalosome participating in the process of cardiomechanosensing. In addition, a variety of telethonin mutations are associated with the development of several different diseases; however, little is known about the underlying molecular mechanisms and telethonin's in vivo function.

Here we aim to investigate the role of telethonin in vivo and to identify molecular mechanisms underlying disease as a result of its mutation.

By using a variety of different genetically altered animal models and biophysical experiments we show that contrary to previous views, telethonin is not an indispensable component of the titin-anchoring system, nor is deletion of the gene or cardiac specific overexpression associated with a spontaneous cardiac phenotype. Rather, additional titin-anchorage sites, such as actin-titin cross-links via α-actinin, are sufficient to maintain Z-disk stability despite the loss of telethonin. We demonstrate that a main novel function of telethonin is to modulate the turnover of the proapoptotic tumor suppressor p53 after biomechanical stress in the nuclear compartment, thus linking telethonin, a protein well known to be present at the Z-disk, directly to apoptosis ("mechanoptosis"). In addition, loss of telethonin mRNA and nuclear accumulation of this protein is associated with human heart failure, an effect that may contribute to enhanced rates of apoptosis found in these hearts.

Telethonin knockout mice do not reveal defective heart development or heart function under basal conditions, but develop heart failure following biomechanical stress, owing at least in part to apoptosis of cardiomyocytes, an effect that may also play a role in human heart failure.

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Take a punt: The thrilling science of risk and chance

In a world where luck, risk and probability control our everyday lives, three books help us cope better with tricky choices

Stick with your card – or junk it? It’s your call, but judge well

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STICK or twist? Stand or hit? In the game of blackjack, choosing whether to gamble by drawing another card or to stay with what you’ve got can make the difference between winning and losing. Take a risk and overshoot the target (a total of 21), and you’ve blown it. Be too cautious and you won’t win either.

Success in life also depends on knowing when to stick and when to twist. I had this revelation a while ago. I even thought there might be a book in it. It turns out there was. “Once upon a time, I was a risk-taker,” is how science writer Kayt Sukel starts The Art of Risk. She sets it up as a personal exploration of where her derring-do came from – and where it has gone. But in fact, it’s a rallying call to all of us to take a chance – to become better risk-takers. And it is inspiring.

First, Sukel empowers us with self-knowledge by describing the mesocortical limbic circuitry – the “probability computer” in your brain. What kind of risk-taker you are depends on the balance of “gas”, “brakes” and “calculator” in this three-part system, together with other biological factors such as genes and hormones.

But biology is not destiny. And Sukel goes on to explore things influencing our attitudes to risk over which we have more control: the people we mix with, our responses to stress, emotions and failure, and our levels of preparation and experience.

Some of the “new science of courage, caution and chance” may be a bit questionable, but Sukel doesn’t dodge that. In fact, it gives her an opportunity to tussle with the definition of risk, and to explore what it means for different people. But what makes this such an compelling read is the interwoven human tales of inspirational characters including the base jumper, the entrepreneur, the special forces operative and, my favourite, the brain surgeon. Accompanying the surgeon on a 17-hour marathon to remove a tumour isn’t just fascinating, it is a practical lesson on how we can all tackle risks by thinking ahead, breaking down challenges, taking control and learning from our mistakes.

“Risk, by definition, entails uncertainty, so a good risk-taker needs a good grasp of probability“

We are all risk-takers, Sukel concludes. It’s how we learn. And she urges us to “take the leap”. But despite good role models and practical advice, her biological focus on the stick-or-twist dilemma misses a key ingredient. Risk, by definition, entails uncertainty, so a good risk-taker needs a good grasp of probability.

Enter mathematician Robert Matthews with Chancing it, which promises to lay bare “the laws of chance and how they can work for you”. It’s an exciting prospect. Matthews starts well. He gives useful insights into everyday risks such as how to recognise a coincidence, whether to buy a warranty, and how worried you should be by a positive cancer test. He tells you how to benefit from the wisdom of the crowd – even when there’s just the one of you. (Clue: play devil’s advocate.) And there’s some handy advice on how to judge whether scientific research is bunkum: correlation is not causation, small studies are unreliable, if a result seems unbelievable it probably is, and the like.

But then we get bogged down in arcane territory. Sure, every risk-taker needs to update their beliefs in the light of new evidence, but few of us will benefit from Matthews’s exhaustive critique of Bayes’s theorem, which calculates how to do that. As for wrangling over the significance of significance tests, and the dangers of viewing the “normal” distribution as normal – these things will be above the pay grade of most readers.

Even when the theorising is more down to earth, it somehow contrives to make risk seem rather mundane and joyless. For example, on “gambling for fun and profit”, Matthews counsels: don’t be too ambitious (it lowers your odds of winning) and do be disciplined (decide beforehand your limit of money or time and stick to it). Where’s the thrill in that, you might ask?

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Luckily, there’s an antidote, The Perfect Bet by mathematician Adam Kucharski. Despite its subtitle – How science and maths are taking the luck out of gambling – this book is full of magic. It’s brimming with clever people and clever ideas.

Kucharski starts in the casino with cunning ruses to game the roulette wheel and beat the dealer at blackjack. Next, he’s playing the lottery and winning big. Then it’s off to the races and a lucrative flutter on the horses, before plunging headlong into the underworld of online betting, where football, financial markets and poker are all sources of profit if you have the right algorithm.

The links between betting and science run deep and wide, allowing Kucharski to cover some thrilling intellectual territory. Even if gambling is not your thing, you should give The Perfect Bet a chance. Its subject matter may seem a little racy to apply to your everyday stick-or-twist decisions, but there’s wisdom here, too.

Where Sukel’s mantra is “what’s the worst that can happen?” and Matthews cautions us to “be deeply sceptical of anyone claiming to have tamed uncertainty”, Kucharski’s take-home is sagely measured. “Luck – good and bad – looms over our careers and relationships. We have to deal with hidden information and negotiate in the face of uncertainty. Risks must be balanced with rewards; optimism must be weighed against probability.”

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    GlobalPlatform adds Trusted Service Manager Working Group

    SIM and smart card standards body GlobalPlatform has launched a Trusted Service Manager (TSM) Working Group.

    The working group was created in response to market demand, says GlobalPlatform, and will focus on analysing the interfaces between TSMs and mobile network operators in order to define a common and secure messaging specification.

    The specification will detail how TSMs will communicate with mobile operators in order to interact with the secure element on a mobile handset, with the goal being to ensure that convenient and creative services can be delivered to the end user.

    While the working group’s initial focus will be on specifying a standard language for communications between operators and TSMs operating within the banking sector, the specification will be designed so that it is also usable across a number of additional market sectors such as public transportation.

    “It is vital that a common language is defined to ensure efficient communication between the key players within the NFC ecosystem to enable contactless payment services to be deployed and managed on a mass market scale,” explains Visa‘s Marc Kekicheff, vice chair of GlobalPlatform and leader of its Mobile Task Force. “There has already been significant interest and contributions from GlobalPlatform members, which represents the entire NFC landscape, as well as new members eager to participate.”

    Last May, GlobalPlatform released a detailed white paper, ‘The GlobalPlatform proposition for NFC mobile: Secure element management & messaging’, which detailed the roles and responsibilities of each player in ensuring the secure delivery of multiple applications sent over-the-air to the secure element on a mobile phone.

    “Creating the GlobalPlatform TSM Working Group and addressing in a messaging specification some of the challenges in the white paper is a logical next step for the organization, says ActivIdentity‘s Eric Le Saint, chair of the GlobalPlatform Systems Committee. “The TSM working group has the capability and expertise to effectively progress this activity.”

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    STMicroelectronics joins the NFC World partner program

    October 3rd, 2016

    NFC World today welcomes global semiconductor company STMicroelectronics as a member of our partner program. ST has one of the broadest portfolios of NFC solutions on the market, with offerings in controllers and secure elements… More

    Indian employees make NFC payments using everyday objects

    August 26th, 2016

    Some 8,000 employees across India are making payments in workplace cafeterias by tapping their pens, ID cards or even key chains against contactless terminals using Zeta Super Tag, an NFC tag that adheres to any object. More

    Estimote adds NFC to BLE Proximity Beacons

    July 8th, 2016

    Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) beacon manufacturer Estimote has added programmable NFC into its new range of Proximity Beacons to make it easier to identify and configure the devices and to enable a range of consumer experiences such as confirming payment, collecting loyalty points and clocking in. More

    NXP adds more powerful NFC controller and developer kits

    June 30th, 2016

    PARTNER NEWS: Chip maker NXP has released a high performance NFC controller designed for use in consumer electronic devices as well as developer demo kits that interface with a range of popular prototyping platforms. More

    Luxury handbag maker uses NFC tags to counter fraud

    June 28th, 2016

    Owners of a handbag from Maria&Donato’s exclusive collection will soon be able to authenticate their purchase as well as discover information about the brand and buy limited-edition handbags online with a tap of their NFC device. More

    French vineyard to safeguard its entire output with NFC

    June 21st, 2016

    PARTNER NEWS: The Geantet-Pansiot vineyard estate in Burgundy, France is to equip all of its wine bottles with an NFC tag to let its customers authenticate the beverage and receive information about the wine directly on their smartphone. More

    Case study explores the use of NFC to improve office efficiency

    June 13th, 2016

    A case study which explores how one of London’s most iconic buildings has used NFC technology to streamline data key management, security patrol and contractor services into a single interface and deliver more accurate information in real time is now available to download from the NFC World+ Knowledge Centre. More

    Jones adds NFC and QR codes to smart packaging with Tuku

    May 23rd, 2016

    Pharmaceutical and consumer packaged goods companies can now add NFC tags and QR codes to packaging in order to send out messages, promotions and offers to their customers’ smartphones using an integrated solution developed by packaging provider Jones Packaging and mobile marketing specialist Tuku. More

    Consortium to develop NFC packaging across UK supply chain

    March 31st, 2016

    The Centre for Process Innovation (CPI) has formed a specialist consortium to create a UK manufacturing supply chain that will support the widespread adoption of NFC packaging.  More

    MoboMoney takes sound-based mobile payments to India

    February 8th, 2016

    Indian consumers can now make payments at participating retail locations using their mobile device and sound based technology developed by startup ToneTag. The feature has been integrated into MoboMoney, an NFC payments platform launched by information technology provider Tech Mahindra in December 2015, to extend the service to a greater number of mobile devices and merchants across the country. More

    NXP updates NFC Taginfo app

    February 2nd, 2016

    PARTNER NEWS: An Android app described as a “Swiss Army knife for NFC” has been updated and can now also interrogate Mifare Plus SL3 cards. NXP’s NFC Taginfo, now at version 4.15.100, can identify and read contents from all types of NFC tags as well as Mifare and iCode-based systems. It can also display the value remaining on travel cards issued by a range of international public transport systems.

    RapidNFC offers NFC cable ties for easy asset tagging

    January 26th, 2016

    PARTNER NEWS: Bespoke NFC tag supplier and manufacturer RapidNFC has expanded its range to include NFC asset tags that are designed to make it easy to tag a wide range of assets from cables to shelving and machinery. More

    Samsung unveils Smart Swing golf wear with NFC

    January 13th, 2016

    Samsung’s fashion division has developed a t-shirt designed for golfers that comes equipped with an NFC chip in its sleeve. When tapped with an NFC device, the chip launches a mobile app that provides the golfer with information about the course they’re playing on. More

    Santa’s little helpers adopt NFC technology

    December 16th, 2015

    PARTNER NEWS: Children visiting Santa’s Grotto in Blarney Woollen Mills, Ireland, are being given NFC wristbands that are pre-encoded with information provided by their parents. As the child approaches the grotto, the wristband gets scanned by an elf and Santa’s “naughty or nice” book is automatically updated with the information so that he can talk to the children on a personal level. More

    Swedish supermarket uses NFC price tags to promote deals and discounts

    December 8th, 2015

    Customers at supermarket ICA Norrviken in a northern suburb of Stockholm can now view promotional deals, discounts, competitions and detailed information about products by tapping their phones against dynamic NFC tags integrated into price labels.  More

    GoToTags raises $300,000

    September 4th, 2015

    US-based Internet of Things (IoT) specialist GoToTags has raised US$300,000 in funding from Mucker Capital to expand its sales and marketing operations. “GoToTags has now enabled millions of NFC tags on its platform and has serviced over 15,000 IoT deployments,” the company says. “These projects include smart railways, agricultural tracking systems, NFC medical records, interactive museums and even an NFC voting system.”

    Samsung’s NFC smart suit to hit IFA 2015 catwalk

    September 3rd, 2015

    Samsung’s fashion division is to showcase a smart suit equipped with an NFC chip in its sleeve at IFA 2015 in Berlin, Germany. The item from Samsung C&T Fashion Group will be one of four on show over the next week as the company unveils its platform brand for wearables which aims to integrate fashion design and technology. More

    RapidNFC provides NFC wristbands for payments at Vieilles Charrues music festival

    August 6th, 2015

    PARTNER NEWS: Visitors to France’s largest music festival Vieilles Charrues had the opportunity to pay for refreshments during the event using an NFC payment system developed by ticketing solutions provider Weezevent that incorporated NFC wristbands supplied by RapidNFC. More

    Ferngrove Wines to trial NFC smart bottles in China

    July 15th, 2015

    Australia’s Ferngrove Wines is to equip smart wine bottles in China with NFC tags to help authenticate individual bottles throughout the supply chain, ensuring they are packaged, shipped, stocked and purchased in their original factory-sealed state…. More

    BMW uses NFC for print advertising

    January 5th, 2015

    Car maker BMW has embedded NFC tags in a four-page advertisement for its i3 and i8 models in German magazine Spiegel Wissen. “Tapping a smartphone once on the advert instantly downloads the BMW i-app,” platform provider Tamoco explains. “Customers interacting with the print ad are directed to the most relevant content based on which operating system they use or how often they have tapped the ad previously.”

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May 2010

Moreno, above, spoke at NIEHS in July 2008 on "Environmental Health Partnerships to Improve Science Education" (see story( Her talk outlined the ways innovation and collaboration have sparked hands-on scientific inquiry across the curriculum in projects in Texas public schools. (Photo courtesy of Steve McCaw)

An NIEHS-funded project at Baylor College of Medicine (BCM) is enjoying high-profile recognition for its exceptional efforts to redefine science education for young learners.

The Houston-based project's principal investigator and editorial director, Nancy Moreno, Ph.D., recently accepted a Science Prize for Online Resources in Education (SPORE) - an award sponsored by Science magazine( Exit NIEHS and the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS)( Exit NIEHS to recognize outstanding projects from around the world that promote innovation and excellence in education and use of high-quality on-line resources by students, teachers and the public.

In its March 26 issue, Science highlighted an essay( Exit NIEHS by Moreno and Managing Editor Dianne B. Erdmann describing BCM's innovative web-based resources for elementary- and middle-school teachers, who face the daily challenge of incorporating accurate, timely scientific information into their existing curricula.

According to Moreno and Erdmann, the project is a cost-effective approach to providing open access to resources for a wide audience, "including all life-science teachers, undergraduate faculty, home-schooling families, and the general public." The project provides additional benefits for "schools with significant populations of economically disadvantaged and at-risk students, where teachers tend to be less prepared to teach science."

The integrated Web sites, BioEdOnline( Exit NIEHS and K8 Science( Exit NIEHS, enable instructors to learn about a topic, download a related lesson and watch a demonstration on how to teach the lesson. The sites also offer science content presentations, biology news, and downloadable Powerpoint slides with notes.

Redefining Science Education

Science education in America's kindergarten through middle-school classrooms is in need of major changes, according to a National Academies report. "Across classrooms everywhere, students are being told about science and asked to remember facts, but not being taught how to think scientifically," says Bruce Alberts, editor-in-chief of Science. The report points out that teachers need opportunities to learn how to teach science and students need help to become proficient in science, irrespective of inequities in learning opportunities and differences in teaching styles.

According to the report, reform in science education should achieve four goals:

  • Prepare students to "know, use, and interpret scientific explanations of the natural world"
  • Prepare students to generate and evaluate scientific evidence and explanations
  • Prepare students to understand the nature and development of scientific knowledge
  • Prepare students to actively participate in scientific practices and discussion

(Bono Sen, Ph.D., is the science education and outreach program manager for the NIEHS journal Environmental Health Perspectives.)

Environmental Health Perspectives (EHP) Science Education Program

The NIEHS journal EHP has its own innovative science education program, the only one of its kind offered by a scientific journal. EHP has created an inventory of more than 100 lesson plans that address some of the issues raised by the National Academies report. Using current and credible information, these lessons aim to teach students about the interconnection between their health and the world around them.

Designed to promote environmental health science as an integrative context for inquiry-based learning, the lessons encourage students' use and understanding of the scientific literature. This freely available online resource can be used to teach a variety of subjects in high school and undergraduate classrooms, including biology, environmental science, chemistry, ecology, physics, and social studies.

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Dreaming Dark, The #3 - The Gates of Night

by Wizards of the Coast

Category: Novels & Comics
Genre: Book - Fiction - Fantasy
Product Line: Eberron Novels
Author: Keith Baker
Publish Date: 2006
Pages: 376
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After their near-fatal adventure in Xen'drik, Daine and his companions are left with one choice: they must enter the plane of Dal Quor to stop the Dreaming Dark before the forces of darkness can open the Gates of Night and unleash an army of horrors upon the waking world. Their adventure takes them throughout the outer planes, into realms beyond imagining. As Daine struggles to retain his sanity, Lei unravels more of her past and discovers that her heritage is far darker -- and stranger -- then she'd ever imagined.

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Weaves cover “Help!” by The Beatles

Weaves share their cover of "Help!" by The Beatles

After spending the summer on the road in support of their debut LP (06/17), Weaves are premiering a cover of The Beatles’ “Help!” today as part of the announcement of their fall European tour with their Buzz Records’ label mates Dilly Dally. It’s been a whirlwind 6 months for the band, who have been on the road almost non-stop since their album (out now on Kanine, Buzz Records and Memphis Industries) was first announced in March, touring the US with Sunflower Bean and the UK with Beach Slang, before embarking on a successful European headlining run that included slots at festivals like Latitude, Best Kept Secret and This Is Not A Love Song. The band are currently in the middle of their first North American headline run, but managed to find a moment to record this cover during a brief period of down time in Toronto between tours in July.

“We recorded this when I was feeling a little bit of heartbreak and just stuck in a slump and the song really spoke to me.” says Weaves’ vocalist Jasmyn Burke. “I asked Morgan if he’d be into trying to cover it so we spent a couple hours one day recording it in his little spare room studio. Like most people we love the Beatles, and I felt like those lyrics were living inside of me at the time so I wanted to try and personalize it. It was a really fun experience and, I think an interesting experiment.”

Weaves’ self-titled LP is out now on Kanine in the US, Buzz Records in Canada and Memphis Industries in the rest of the world. It is available for purchase here.

Tour Dates
08/18 Calgary, AB, Palomino
08/19 Saskatoon, SK, Vangelis Tavern
08/20 Winnipeg, MB, Rainbow Trout Music Festival
08/21 Minneapolis, MN, 7th Street Entry
08/22 Chicago, IL, Schubas
08/24 New York, NY, Mercury Lounge %
08/25 Brooklyn, NY, Baby’s All Right %
08/26 Philadelphia, PA, PhilaMOCA %
08/27 Toronto, ON, Horseshoe Tavern #
09/02 Salisbury, UK, End of the Road festival
09/03 Kent, UK, In the Woods festival
09/05 Antwerp, BE, Trix *
09/06 Rotterdam, NL, V11 *
09/07 Groningen, NL, Vera *
09/08 Hannover, DE, Lux *
09/09 Aarhus, DK, Radar *
09/10 Berlin, DE, Rosis *
09/11 Wiesbaden, DE, Schlachthof *
09/12 Vienna, AT, B72 *
09/14 Milan, IT, Serraglio *
09/15 Lucerne, CH, Sedel *
09/16 Paris, FR, Point Ephemere ^
09/17 Nottingham, UK, Bodega *
09/18 Birmingham, UK, Hare and Hounds *
09/19 Manchester, UK, The Soup Kitchen *
09/20 Cardiff, UK, The Globe *
09/21 Bristol, UK, The Exchange *
09/22 London, UK, Scala *
% w/ Cayetana
# w/ She-Devils
* w/ Dilly Dally
^ w/ Sunflower Bean


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