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Risk of esophagus cancer in diabetes mellitus: a population-based case-control study in Taiwan
Gastroesophageal disorders
Diabetes mellitus (DM) has been associated with the cancer risk. This study investigated relationship between DM and esophageal cancer using Taiwan's insurance data.
We identified 549 patients with esophageal cancer newly diagnosed in 2000-2009 and randomly selected 2196 controls without any cancer, frequency matched by sex, age and diagnosis year of cases. Logistic regression model estimated odds ratios (ORs) and 95% confidence intervals (CI) of esophageal cancer associated with DM, sex, age. co-morbidities and medications.
Cases were more prevalent than controls for alcoholism and esophageal disorders and using nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) and cyclooxygenase-2 inhibitors but not DM. Esophageal cancer had no association with DM (OR 0.99, 95% CI 0.71-1.37), but significantly associated with alcoholism (OR 14.1, 95% CI 7.87-25.4), esophageal ulcer (OR 10.1, 95% CI 5.70-17.9), esophageal reflux (OR 3.47, 95% CI 2.14-5.26) and uses of NSAIDs (OR 2.73, 95% CI 1.80-4.13). An elevated risk of esophageal cancer appeared in DM patients taking insulin (OR 2.57, 95% CI 1.08-6.15) or sulfonyurea (OR 3.80, 95% CI 1.16-12.5).
Patients with DM are not at higher risk for esophagus cancer. However, esophageal disorders and anti-diabetic drugs are associated with the risk of the disease.
Glucose metabolism disorders (GMDs) such as diabetes mellitus (DM), impaired fasting glucose regulation (IFG), impaired glucose intolerance (IGT), and hypoglycemia are systemic diseases that have been associated with many other diseases including malignancy
Esophagus cancer incidence has been rising rapidly in many countries
Data sources
This case-control study used data available from the National Health Insurance (NHI) program in Taiwan. The insurance program was integrated from all public insurance programs in 1995 as a single payment program
Study subjects
This study identified 549 patients aged 20 years and above newly diagnosed with esophageal cancer (ICD-9 150.X and V10.03) during the period of 2000-2009. The index date for each case was the date of diagnosis of esophageal cancer. For each esophageal cancer case, four controls were randomly selected from the same data set frequency matched by sex, age, and then the year the case being selected when controls having a health care visit in the same year. Subjects with esophageal cancer and any other cancer (ICD-9 140-208 and A-code A08x-A14x) identified by the index year were excluded. We retrospectively screened to 1997 for the medical diagnosis of DM (ICD-9 250.xx and A-code A181) with prescription of DM medication for each selected subject. Similar process was performed to screen for co-morbidities that may associate with the development of esophageal cancer. They were alcoholism (ICD-9 codes 303, 305.00, 305.01, 305.02, 305.03, and V11.3 and A-code A215), tobacco use disorders (ICD-9 codes 305.1X), periodontal disease (523.8 and 523.9X), HPV infection (079.4), hyperlipidemia (272.0, 272.1, 272.2, 272.3 and 272.4), Barrett's esophagus (530.85), esophageal ulcer (530.2), esophageal reflux (530.81, 530.11) and esophageal burn (947.2). Other factors examined were the use of nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) like aspirin, cyclooxygenase-2 inhibitors (COX-2 inhibitors) and anti-diabetic drugs identified from the prescription files. The anti-diabetic drugs included metformin, sulfonylureas, thiazolidinediones, alpha-glucosidase inhibitors, D-phenylalanine derivatives, dipeptidyl peptidase 4 inhibitors, incretin mimetic agents and insulins.
Statistical analysis
We compared the distributions in sex, age, co-morbidities and medications between esophageal cancer cases and controls and tested differences using the Chi-square test. The significant variables were further included in the multivariate logistic regression analysis to measure odds ratio (OR) and 95% CI for esophageal cancer, with diabetes status forced in the analysis. Further analyses explored whether the risk of esophageal cancer was associated with the duration of diabetes (< 2 vs. ≥ 2 years) and using anti-diabetic drugs. The association with anti-diabetic drug was estimated individually. The statistical significance level was set at probability value of < 0.05 (SAS software version 9.1, SAS Institute Inc., Cary, North Carolina, USA).
Ethical considerations
This study used surrogate identification for each study subject to link study files to secure patient privacy. The present study was exempted from a full ethical review.
Baseline characteristics
Risk measures
Influence of anti-diabetic drugs
Data analysis showed that patients taking anti-diabetic drugs were at higher risk of esophageal cancer (Table
Studies investigating the relationship between malignancy and DM have revealed conflicting results on the association between DM and esophagus cancer, and other cancers
The present population-based case-control study failed to find a significant association between DM and esophagus cancer in Taiwan. Regardless no association was found between DM and esophageal cancer, this study shows several co-morbidities were much more prevalent in cases than in controls. Consistent with other studies
Esophageal cancer is significantly associated with esophageal ulcer and esophageal reflux, and medications in this study. Both esophageal ulcer and esophageal reflux are likely the earlier signals for the subsequent development of the cancer of esophagus due to esophageal stricture formation, such as acid peptic and medication-induced. Peptic strictures account for most of esophageal strictures
This study was conducted using insurance claims data, a few limitations should be considered. First, smoking is an important factor associated with esophageal cancer. But, this information is not available in the insurance claims. However, we are able to identify patients with the diagnosis of alcoholism. There is strong relationship between drinking and smoking. And we did find alcoholism is an indicator that may well predict the cancer. Second, this case-control study enrolled study subjects with and without esophageal cancer identified from 2000 to 2009. The frequency matched study design fails to observe age difference between cases and controls. However, we have also conducted an unmatched analysis by randomly sampling controls, which revealed a mean age of 15.4 years younger in the controls. This analysis also showed that DM is not a factor associated with esophageal cancer. Therefore, the frequency matched samples are representative of the insured population. Finally, the insurance registry does not provide the information on histological type and genotype of the cancer. We were unable to differentiate whether the associated risk factors different between squamous cell carcinoma and adenocarcinoma among study subjects. It is likely that the small portion of adenocarcinoma may not change the association between DM and the risk of esophageal cancer in the present study.
In conclusion, the results of our study fail to show a significant association between DM and the risk of esophagus cancer. Instead, alcoholism, esophageal ulcer and esophageal reflux are significant predictors for the cancer. Patients of heavy drink, with esophageal ulcer, esophageal reflux and peptic strictures are at high risk of developing the disease.
Competing interests
The authors disclose no conflicts of interest.
Authors' contribution
KCC: (1) substantial contributions to the conception of this article; (2) planned and conducted the study; (3) initiated the draft of the article and critically revised it; S-WL: (1) substantial contributions to the conception of this article; (2) planned and conducted the study; (3) initiated the draft of the article and critically revised it; Y-LC: (1) substantial contributions to the conception of this article; (2) initiated the draft of the article and critically revised it; P-YT: (1) conducted data analyses; (2) critically revised the article; F-CS: (1) substantial contributions to the study concept and design; (2) conducted data analysis and data interpretation; (3) critically revised the article. All authors read and approved the final manuscript.
The authors (Guarantor's Name: Fung-Chang Sung) thank the National Health Research Institute in Taiwan for providing the insurance claims data.
This study was supported in part by grants from Taiwan Department of Health Clinical Trial and Research Center of Excellence (DOH101-TD-B-111-004), the Cancer Research Center of Excellence (DOH 100-TD-C-111-005), the National Science Council (NSC 100-2621-M-039-001), and China Medical University Hospital (1MS1). The funding agencies did not influence the study design, data collection and analysis, decision to publish, or preparation of the manuscript.
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U.S. Rep. Lee Terry has voted to protect millions of Americans from a $166 billion tax increase next year, a step that his opponent, John Ewing, is on record as opposing.
The House extended the tax cuts Wednesday on a vote of 256-171.
The nation faces a "Taxmageddon" on January 1, 2013, when current middle-class tax cuts enacted in 2001 and 2003 expire. Yesterday's House action--supported by Terry--extends the tax relief. Without an extension, a typical middle class family in the Second district of Nebraska will pay between $1,600 and $2,200 in higher taxes starting next year.[1]
"There is a big difference between John Ewing and me on the issue of taxes. I support extending the current middle-class tax cuts. My opponent does not. His position would result in massive tax increases on middle-class families, something that couldn't come at a worse time," Terry said.
Ewing set his position on the issue in an Omaha World-Herald story published the day before he formally entered the race for Congress last summer. The article stated Ewing supports ". . . increases in revenue, notably by rolling back Bush's tax cuts of 2001 and 2003 . . .". [2] The article also said Ewing would be "pushing for the repeal of former President George W. Bush's tax cuts."
"A tax increase along the magnitude that my opponent supports will cause an economic contraction and the result will be a loss of jobs. We can't afford "Ewingnomics.' Families in Omaha and other Second district communities deserve better," Terry said.
The 2001 and 2003 provisions lowered taxes on wage earners, families with children, small businesses and seniors who depend on investment or dividend income to make ends meet. All of the specific tax breaks expire at midnight on December 31 and, unless extended, will automatically revert to their prior, higher rates. The result will be a $166 billion tax increase on virtually all taxpayers starting January 1, 2013.[3]
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The reduction of rhinitis symptoms by nasal filters during natural exposure to ragweed and grass pollen
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1 Allergy 2005: 60: Copyright Blackwell Munksgaard 2005 ALLERGY DOI: /j x Short communication The reduction of rhinitis symptoms by nasal filters during natural exposure to ragweed and grass pollen Background: Prototype nasal filters were developed to collect inhaled pollen. This study evaluated the efficacy of the filters for prevention of rhinitis symptoms during acute outdoor pollen exposure. Methods: A randomized double-blind design was used. Subjects (n ¼ 46) with a history of autumn exacerbation of rhinitis and positive skin test to ragweed, Bermuda and/or Bahia grass wore either active or placebo nasal filters for 2 h in autumn in a park containing these species. Major and Total Symptoms scores were recorded at 0, 30, 60, 90 and 120 min. Results: Subjects wearing active nasal filters had significantly reduced scores, at all time-points compared with placebo group (all P < 0.05). Of 14 individual symptoms measured, seven were significantly reduced (number of sneezes, runny nose, itchy nose, sniffles, itchy throat; itchy eyes and watery eyes) and another three showed a trend towards lower severity. The nasal filters also enabled the resolution of existing symptoms. Maximal difference in symptoms was seen immediately after subjects had spent 20 min sitting beside a large patch of ragweed. Conclusion: This is the first clinical trial of a nasal filter. The results suggest it has potential for enhancing rhinitis management during acute allergen exposure. T. J. O'Meara 1, J. K. Sercombe 1, G. Morgan 2, H. K. Reddel 1, W. Xuan 1, E. R. Tovey 1 1 Woolcock Institute of Medical Research, Royal Prince Alfred Hospital, University of Sydney, New South Wales; 2 Northern Rivers University Department of Rural Health, University of Sydney and Northern Rivers Area Health Service, Lismore New South Wales, Australia Key words: allergen avoidance; nose filter; prevention. T. J. O'Meara Woolcock Institute of Medical Research Room 461 Blackburn Building (D06) University of Sydney New South Wales 2006 Australia Accepted for publication 13 August 2004 Avoidance of allergens is advocated as the first step in management of allergic rhinitis, and as an adjunct to medications (1, 2). It is recognized, however, that avoidance of pollens and fungal spores is difficult to achieve because of their ubiquitous nature (1). Facemasks provide personal protection; however, they are only used by 1% of people (3). While the mainstay of rhinitis management is pharmacotherapy, 74% of people report that medications do not adequately control their symptoms, and 65% report avoiding some medications because of their side-effects (3). We have previously described nasal filters, worn inside the nose that collect inhaled particles using the principle ofimpaction (4). They are easy to breathe through, and have a high capture efficiency for particles above 8 l m in diameter (4), which includes all pollens (5). Given the prevalence of allergic rhinitis, the level of dissatisfaction with current medications and lack of acceptance of an effective method to prevent exposure outdoors, we tested a prototype nasal filter to determine ifit would reduce symptoms of allergic rhinitis during high natural exposure to pollens. Material and methods Nasal filters The nasal filter is shown in Fig. 1. The airflow resistance and capture efficiencies for ragweed (Ambrosia artemisiifolia ), Bermuda grass (Cynadon dactylon) and Bahia grass ( Paspalum notatum) pollen (Greer Laboratories Inc., Lenoir, NC) were measured at flow rates of 4.6, 10.3, 21.7 and 32.5 l/min as previously described (4). Allergen challenge study The study utilized a double-blind placebo-controlled design. The study was approved by the Human Ethics Committee of Northern Rivers Area Health Service, and subjects gave written informed consent. Eligible subjects were over 16 years old, had a history of rhinitis exacerbation in the autumn and were skin prick test-positive to mixed ragweed, Bermuda grass and/or Bahia grass (Table 1). Exclusion criteria were: complete nasal obstruction, recent sinusitis, history of severe asthma exacerbations, or use of nasal steroids/ antihistamines/systemic decongestants within the last month. The study location was a semirural park with abundant flowering Bahia and Bermuda grasses and ragweed. Prior to arriving at the park subjects wore disposable dust-masks to reduce the development of baseline symptoms. Subjects were randomly allocated to one of 529
2 O Meara et al. Self-assessed rhinitis symptoms and peak nasal inspiratory flow were recorded at baseline and at 30 min intervals during the challenge. Self-recorded symptoms were combined into two composite variables: Major Symptom Complex (MSC) and Total Symptom Complex (TSC) severity scores (6 8). To ensure that at least moderate levels of ragweed pollen exposure were experienced by all participants, each group sat beside a large patch of ragweed for 20 min, during the period min after filter insertion. Pollen exposure Figure 1. The nasal filter prototype is made up of a soft medical grade silicone and has an inner polypropylene core is coated with an adhesive. The placebo filters were ofidentical external appearance, but did not have an inner core (inner core has been removed from only one nostril in this picture). To accommodate different sized noses, two sizes of nasal filter were used. Ambient pollen levels were measured using a Burkard 7-day volumetric spore trap, running at 10 l/min, located 3.5 m above the ground at the challenge site. Individual pollen exposures were measured by the number of pollen grains collected on the adhesive core of the active nasal filters. Samples were stained with Calberla s solution (9) and ragweed and grass pollen were counted under a microscope. Acceptability offilters In a questionnaire administered 1 week after the challenge, subjects were asked to score their global satisfaction with the nasal filters. Table 1. Baseline subject characteristics Active nasal filter Placebo nasal filter n Female,n (%) 14 (64%) 15 (68% ) Average age, years (range) 51.1 (32 71) 50.3 (17 75) Duration of allergic rhinitis, years (range) 26.4 (4 62) 29 (1 55) Baseline MSC severity score, mean (SD) (238.2) 187.3* (182.2) Baseline TSC severity score, mean (SD) (382.4) 309.3* (265.3) SPT-positive to ragweed, 22 (100) 24 (100) Bahia or Bermuda grass, n (%) SPT-positive to ragweed, n (%) 20 (91) 17 (71) SPT-positive to Bahia grass, n (%) 11 (50) 18 (75) SPT-positive to Bermuda grass, n (%) 7 (32) 16 (67)* SPT-positive todermatophagoides pteronyssinus, n (%) 17 (77) 13 (54) MSC, Major Symptom Complex, range (number of nose blows, number of sneezes, runny nose, sniffles, itchy nose and watery eyes); TSC, Total Symptom Complex, range (MSC symptoms plus itchy eyes, itchy ears, itchy throat, cough and postnasal drip); SPT-positive ¼skin prick test weal 4 mm 2. * ¼ P < 0.05 between active and placebo groups. eight groups, and each group received either active (n ¼ 22) or placebo (n ¼ 24) nasal filters (Fig. 1). To eliminate visual unblinding: neither participants nor group supervisors (medical students) had previous experience of the nasal filters; the way the filters worked was not explained to the participants or supervisors; supervisors were blinded to the randomization allocation; within each group all subjects received the same type of filter; there was no contact between groups; and the external appearance of the active and placebo filters, once inserted, was identical. After baseline assessments, subjects removed the dust-masks and placed the nasal filters into their nostrils. Subjects were asked to breathe through the nose for 2 h, while engaging in only mild activity (sitting, walking, eating) in a central location in the park. Statistical analysis The primary outcome variables were change in MSC and TSC scores from baseline, using all time-points. Secondary outcome variables were changes from baseline in the individual components of MSC and TSC. Overall differences between groups were examined by repeated measuresanova, and t-tests were used to analyse differences between treatment groups at each time-point. Differences between groups in the frequency of sensitization were examined by chi-squared test. Statistical significance was defined as P < Results In the test rig, pollen capture for Bahia, Bermuda and ragweed averaged 98% for active and 3.5% for placebo filters, across the range of flow rates. Airflow resistance, measured at 1 cmh 2 O differential pressure, was 4.5 cmh 2 O/L/s for active and 1.6 cmh 2 O/L/s for placebo filters. Pollen exposure on the challenge day was measured at 102 grains/2 h from the spore trap, and 68 pollen grains/ person/2 h from the active filters (geometric mean values). Symptoms Baseline MSC scores, prior to filter insertion, were and for the active (n ¼ 22) and placebo (n ¼ 24) filter groups, respectively (P ¼ 0.02). Over the 2-h challenge period MSC decreased in the active group and increased in the placebo group compared with baseline (Fig. 2), resulting in highly significant differences between 530
3 Nasal filters for ragweed and grass pollen Mean change in MSC Active Placebo the groups (overall, P ¼ ). At 30, 60, 90 and 120 min the net difference in MSC for active compared with placebo filters were ) 25, ) 68, ) 39 and ) 50% points respectively. The maximum difference was seen at 60 min, immediately after the 20 min period of sitting beside a large patch of ragweed. Similar differences between active and placebo filters were seen in TSC scores (data not shown, overall P ¼ 0.023). For seven of the 14 individual symptoms, there was a significant reduction in severity and for a further three symptoms there was a consistent trend towards lower severity in the active filter group than the placebo group. The strongest effect was seen for the symptoms of sniffles (overall, P ¼ 0.004), rhinorrhea (overall, P ¼ 0.035) and itchy nose (overall, P ¼ 0.034), especially at 60 min (Fig. 3) where highly significant differences were found. During the 2-h challenge period, significant reductions were also observed in number of sneezes, itchy throat, itchy eyes and watery eyes (P < 0.05, t-test). For number of nose blows, nasal blockage and peak nasal inspiratory flow, there was a trend to improvement in the active group but the differences were not significant. The active filters did not appear to influence postnasal drip or cough, while a significant (P < 0.05) increase in itchy ears was observed overall and at 90 min. Acceptability offilters # * * Time (min) Figure 2. Mean absolute change in MSC scores between active and placebo nasal filter groups. Overall difference between active and placebo P ¼ , repeated measures anova. Error bars are 95% confidence intervals (CIs) for each mean. # P < 0.001, * P < 0.05 ( t-test). MSC ¼ Major Symptom Complex (number of nose blows, number of sneezes, runny nose, sniffles, itchy nose and watery eyes). Ninety-three percent of subjects said they would be prepared to wear the filters again, with most people prepared to use them in private situations such as around the house (88%) or in the garden (81%) compared with visiting friends (46%) or playing golf (33%). # Sneezes # Nose blows Runny nose* Itchy nose* Sniffles* Blocked nose Post-nasal drip Watery eyes Itchy eyes Itchy ears Itchy throat* Cough Inspiratory flow Discussion % Baseline Placebo Filter Figure 3. Percentage change from baseline in each symptom score for active and placebo filter groups at 60 min. * P < 0.05 at 60 min (t-test). Individual symptoms that were significantly reduced by the filters during the 2 h study were: number of sneezes, runny nose, itchy nose, sniffles, itchy throat, itchy eyes and watery eyes. This is the first reported clinical trial of nasal filters for the prevention of symptoms of allergic rhinitis. The nasal filters collect inhaled particles by impaction (4), resulting in high capture efficiency for particles above 8 l m and negligible air-flow resistance (4, 10). Most pollen grains are above 15 l m in diameter and ragweed, Bermuda and Bahia pollens which are 18, 28 and 34 l m, respectively (5) were captured with high efficiency in the nasal filter test rig. In the clinical trial of natural outdoor pollen exposure, the net difference in MSC scores were the result of decreases in symptoms in the active filter group () 18 to ) 33%) and increases in symptoms in the placebo filter group (+7 to +35%), with a maximum net difference in MSC of 68% at 60 min. While this study did not compare the efficacy of the filters to rhinitis medications, a survey of the literature indicates that both the magnitude and onset of symptom reduction with active filters compares very favourably with that from medications (6 8, 11). The rapid reduction of pre-existing symptoms in the active filter group may expand the utility of the filters. In studies of rhinitis medications, which have used similar acute challenge experiments, there has been a well-recognized placebo effect (6 8), which was not observed for the 531
4 O Meara et al. placebo filter group, although the low baseline symptoms may account for this. Of note is the beneficial effect of the nasal filters on ocular symptoms (Fig. 3), which is consistent with the converse observations of ocular symptoms occurring following direct nasal challenge (1). Although the active nasal filter group had significantly higher baseline symptoms than the placebo group, this did not explain the significant reduction in symptoms in the active group. A post hoc analysis of data for individuals with similar mid-range baseline symptoms in both groups (n ¼ 10/group) showed a significant reduction in MSC and TSC for the active filter group ( ) 35%), while symptoms in the placebo group increased by approximately 28% ( P < 0.05). The active and placebo groups also differed in the prevalence of sensitization to Bermuda grass (Table 1); however, this was not related to baseline MSC scores ( P ¼ 0.89, t-test). The nasal filters may also have an application for the prevention of exposure to perennial allergens, especially those from house dust mites where the majority of allergen is carried on particles above 10 l m in diameter (12). Conventional allergen avoidance strategies such as mattress encasing, when practiced with high allergen load in a normal domestic setting, often appear to fail to reduce allergens to a level where significant improvement in symptoms occur [see meta-analysis (13)]. Additional studies are required to examine the feasibility of using the nasal filters for longer periods, as would be needed for perennial allergens. Acknowledgments Authors thank Prof. John Beard, Northern Rivers University, Department of Rural Health, University of Sydney and Mr Mark Barlettt, Northern Rivers Area Health Service, for their assistance in setting up this project. Drs Janet Rimmer, Connie Katelaris and Norbert Berend reviewed the trial protocol. Authors appreciate the support provided by the NSW Department of State and Regional Development and Inhalix Pty Ltd. The authors also thank Kath O Driscoll for assistance with recruiting and running the trial and Dr Diana Bass for help with location of a suitable site. Thank you to all the subjects who volunteered for this study. References 1. Bousquet J, editor. ARIA workshop report: allergic rhinitis and its impact on asthma. J Allergy Clin Immunol 2001;108:S147 S Storms W. Rethinking our approach to allergic rhinitis management. Ann Allergy Asthma Immunol 2002;88: Storms W, Meltzer E, Nathan R, Selner J. Allergic rhinitis: the patient s perspective. J Allergy Clin Immunol 1997;99:S825 S Graham J, Pavlicek P, Sercombe J, Xavier M, Tovey ER. The nasal samplers. A device for sampling inhaled aeroallergens. Ann Allergy Asthma Immunol 2000; 84: Smith G. Sampling and identifying allergenic pollens and moulds. San Antonio: Blewstone Press, Meltzer E, Weiler J, Widlitz M. Comparative outdoor study of the efficacy, onset and duration of action, and safety of cetirizine, loratadine, and placebo for seasonal allergic rhinitis. J Allergy Clin Immunol 1996;97: Day J, Briscoe M, Wilditz M. Cetirizine, loratadine, or placebo in subjects with seasonal allergic rhinitis: effects after controlled ragweed pollen challenge in an environmental exposure unit. J Allergy Clin Immunol 1998;101: Georgitis J, Meltzer E, Kaliner M, Weiler J, Berkowitz R. Onset-of-action for antihistamine and decongestant combinations during an outdoor challenge. Ann Allergy Asthma Immunol 2000; 84: Schumacher MJ, Griffith D, O Rourke MK. Recognition of pollen and other particulate aeroantigens by immunoblot microscopy. J Allergy Clin Immunol 1988;82: Laine M, Warren D. Perceptual and respiratory responses to added nasal airway resistance loads in older adults. Laryngoscope 1995; 105: Day JH, Briscoe M. Onset of action, efficacy, and safety of a single dose of fexofenadine hydrochloride for ragweed allergy using an environmental exposure unit. Ann Allergy Asthma Immunol 1997;79: Platts-Mills TAE, Vervloet D, Thomas WR, Aalberse RC, Chapman MD. Indoor allergens and asthma: report of the Third International Workshop. J Allergy Clin Immunol 1997; 100: S1 S Gotzsche P, Hammarquist C, Burr M. House dust mite control measures in the management of asthma: meta-analysis. BMJ 1998; 317:
5 WOOLCOCK EQUIPO DE INVESTIGACIÓN ( AUSTRALIA ) Somos un equipo multidisciplinario dedicado a la comprensión y el tratamiento de los trastornos del sueño y respiratorios. Con más de 200 profesionales de la investigación y clínicos que somos un líder mundial en el campo de la investigación, el diagnóstico clínico y el tratamiento- LOS FILTROS NASALES, LA NUEVA ARMA CONTRA LAS ALERGIAS El primer ensayo clínico de un filtro nasal ha demostrado que pueden reducir considerablemente el número de personas que experimentan síntomas y la gravedad de sus síntomas. Publicado en la publicación científica ALLERGY, el trabajo de investigación muestra que el promedio de personas que usan el filtro registró una reducción del 68% en la severidad de los síntomas en comparación con las personas que usan un filtro de placebo. Dr Tim O'Meara, Alergólogo en Woolcock Instituto de Investigación Médica ( Australia ), dijo: "Después de pasar 2 horas al aire libre con los altos niveles de polen, incluyendo 20 minutos sentado al lado de un gran parche de planta de ambrosía, sólo el 15% de las personas que usan el filtro reportó un aumento en los síntomas en comparación con el 63% de la gente que no use el filtro '. El filtro nasal se introduce dentro de las fosas nasales y se mostró a capturar el 98% de los pólenes inhalados. Los participantes en el estudio observaron disminuciones en síntomas tales como congestión nasal, estornudos, secreción nasal, picazón en la garganta, la nariz y los ojos, y los ojos llorosos. Para muchos participantes, el uso del filtro antes de iniciar el estudio, registro una menor gravedad de sus síntomas, lo que sugiere que el filtro impidió el desarrollo de síntomas y palió los síntomas pre-existentes. Dr Tim O'Meara dijo: "El nivel de mejora en los síntomas observados en las personas que usan el filtro nasal fue más allá de lo que normalmente se ve por los medicamentos comunes, como los antihistamínicos cuando se prueban en condiciones similares. Las alergias nasales afectan a entre el 20 y el 40 por ciento de la población. La mayoría de las personas utilizan actualmente los productos farmacéuticos para el tratamiento de los síntomas, sin embargo, informan que el 74 por ciento de que los medicamentos no controlan adecuadamente los síntomas y el 65 por ciento no les gusta tomar medicamentos debido a los efectos secundarios. DrO'Meara añadió: "Es fácil respirar a través de los filtros, y trabajan en la captura de las partículas tales como polen, ya que por la inhalación pueden causar una reacción alérgica. En el estudio, se realizó a 46 personas que se saben ser alérgicas a la ambrosía o el polen de hierba llevaban filtros reales o de placebo. Las personas pasaron dos horas al aire libre en un parque donde los niveles de la ambrosía y polen de pasto eran altos. Sus síntomas de la alergia se midieron cada 30 minutos. Más del 90% de los participantes en el estudio indicaron que estarían dispuestos a usar el filtro nasal de nuevo. Estudio realizado por el prestigioso Instituto Woolcock con el fin de averiguar lás partículas del aire que causan los síntomas de la fiebre del heno.
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XenWord Pro is a simple, incrementally developed bridge between XenForo and WordPress. Coding began in June 2013. The first version was released in January 2014. After a full year of development, XenWord Pro 3.0 series is available. 3.4.1 is also available for download and includes comment moderation.
- Compatible XF Versions:
- 1.5
- Additional Requirements:
- WordPress and theme development; WordPress and XenForo must be on the same domain. Subdomain installations work.
- License:
- Annual License; Lifelong License; Developer License
- Updates Duration:
- Updates are included for 12 months for annual license holders. Lifelong and developer license holders will have access to any new stable release made available. This includes XenWord 4 designed for XenForo 2.
- Visible Branding:
- Yes, but removable with payment
The plugin allows designers to integrate WordPress and XenForo. The main XenWord class (XF) and widgets included with the bridge allow designers to add a simple login form, community stats, featured threads, latest discussions, popular threads, and much more.
Please register on XenWord.com. I'm a school teacher and not a professional programmer. XenWord was created because my site needed a bridge. There is no company staff. There is no corporate board room. Please be respectful of time. Praise is always welcome.
Support is limited to the operation of the bridge and does not involve theme or WordPress support. You are the expert for your site. XenWord is the starting point and not the end point.
- XenWord Basic - A Monthly Subscription
- XenWord Pro Annual License
- XenWord Pro Lifetime License
- XenWord Developers License
WordPress Information
- Login to WordPress with your XenForo account (user authentication is entirely handled by XenForo).
- Login to WordPress with Facebook, Twitter, or Google+
- Create XenForo threads from WordPress posts, pages, or custom posts. Threads may be Full, Excerpts, or a Link
- Choose Forum at time of posting WordPress Post
- Set WordPress roles and capabilities for XenForo users
- WordPress Panel: Settings, FAQ, Readme, and status pages
- Multisite partially compatible (redirects may fail)
- Thread ID available in the WordPress admin panel
- Support for Custom Post Types
- Admin panel page for enabling WordPress Users Panel
- Sort comments to match WordPress Discussion Settings
- Show Likes, Alerts & Conversations in WordPress Toolbar
- Widget System
- Optional: XenForo user is written to the WordPress database
- Optional: Create XenForo threads for new WordPress posts or pages
- Optional: Link to XenForo thread at end of WordPress post or page
- Optional: Set length of WP article posted in XenForo thread
- Optional: Store WordPress comments as thread replies on XenForo
- Optional: Show XenForo replies below a WordPress post or page
- Optional: Sync and display XenForo avatars within WordPress
- XenWord 2.5.1 has been tested with WordPress 4.4
- XenWord 3.3.0 has been tested with WordPress 4.7
- Latest forum posts (from all forums)
- Latest posts from a select forum
- Popular forum posts
- Feature a forum post (requires coding edits to customize)
- Feature a thread
- The latest resources in RM
- Online members, Top Posters, and Staff Online
- Board Totals
- Login / Logout
- Widget for diagnostics
- XenForo and WordPress must be on the same physical drive.
- XenForo is set by default to /var/www/home/community but may be changed in the Absolute Path settings
- Domain names must match between XenForo and WordPress.
- The server must have the mbstring extension installed.
- Please do not mix http and https.
- Please verify the WordPress and XenForo settings for www or non-www.
While some customers use this plugin on a network enabled WordPress installation, support is very limited. The plugin is developed for single installations but may work depending on the complexity of your network.
Demonstration Site
The website Tux Reports has the plugin enabled across the whole network.
Trial Version
There is a 7-day limited trial version available for download on the Tux Reports Network site. This version is for testing redirects. Do not install this version on a live production website.
Manual / Documentation
A new portion of the xenword.com website is being built to house a manual for the plugin. The information is slowly being added.
XenWord Settings Panel
This is a WordPress bridge and installation is completed as a WordPress plugin.
It may be possible for you to use the User ID Change WordPress plugin to help align User IDs.
- Align your admin, editors, and contributors
- Set up your Secondary groups in XenForo
- Upload the zip file through the WordPress panel
- Activate the plugin
- Go to the XenWord Configuration page (Settings page).
- Enter absolute path to XenForo.
- Save
- Logout
- Login will redirect you to XenForo
- Login with an XF admin account
- Go to /wp-admin -> Configuration page.
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Please do not upload files in the same location as the older versions.
Upload the files using he WordPress plugins panel.
Deactivate the older version.
Login with your WordPress Admin account
Activate the newer version
Login with your XenForo account with WP admin permissions
Verify the settings for Full, Excerpt, or Link and do a test post. There are other settings you should review.
A Word of Caution
Your WordPress installation may have hidden errors: A theme deprecation notice , another plugin is using deprecated calls, or a server is being overly taxed and the MySQL dies. All of these errors may be hidden until the XenWord plugin is installed. I've turned off the error reporting feature but you may want to turn it on to see what is happening on your site. Once this is enabled then all errors will be written to the browser so they may be fixed. These errors are NOT due to the plugin but were simply hidden prior to the plugin. Fixing these errors is outside the scope of the plugin support, however, I will do my best to help.
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Download of this plugin requires registration on the XenWord site.
Here are some simple rules:
1. You must register on the site prior to purchase. If you are registering in WordPress then you are clearly not in the right place. How did you ever get there?
2. Your account must be email activated prior to purchasing.
3. Permission for download on the xenword.com website is provided after the completed payment from PayPal. If you immediately cancel the payment then the account will be blocked.
It is faster if you use your XenForo nickname when you register. Let me know if you have any trouble with the cart by sending me a PM here.
XenWord 1.x = Washington (initial releases)
XenWord 2.x = Adams (strengthen integration on WP side)
XenWord 3.x = Jefferson (strengthen integration on XF side)
XenWord 4.x = Madison (XenForo 2 Release)
XenWord 5.x = Monroe (XF2, strengthen integration on WP side)
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XenWord Pro 3.4.3
A Simple XenForo and WordPress Bridge
Recent Updates
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- Widget Improvements Apr 11, 2017
- Important Bug Fixes to Author / Avatar Links Mar 5, 2017
Recent Reviews
- 5/5,
Perfect. This greatly exceeded my expectations. It was easy to install, support is first class and most importantly, the product does the job. It's very seamless - highly recommended.
Author's Response
Thank you for the kind review. XenWord 3 keeps getting better and I sure appreciate everyone's support.
- 5/5,
I've been using this wordpress bridge for a while now. I must say that it works really well. No longer do I wish for an XF portal as Wordpress does things so well and the way this Bridges the two programs is excellent. Thing is, Google loves a blog post, I've found that if I have a two comparable quality articles, one as a WP blog post, the other as a regular forum post. For my niche at least, Google always seems to return the blog posts higher in results. Using this I can keep adding my WP articles and the added forum input just makes Google love the content even more.
Author's Response
Thank you. XenWord 3.3 improves the widget system so that you can get even tighter integration.
- 5/5,
Have used xenword for quite some time through various versions and updates all the way up to the newest version and am quite pleased. As with all plugins and resources there can be some glitches here and there when upgrading or installing at first, but LPH and the crew over at Xenword have always provided excellent support, responding to questions in a timely and efficient manner and resolving issues quickly and very much to my satisfaction.
Works flawlessly, love it, and highly recommended xenword for those looking to bridge their sites.
Author's Response
Thank you for the kind words. I'm looking forward to adding some of the suggestions requested in the forums.
- 1/5,
made installation, no error message but is not working properly, I will revert to the earlier version
Author's Response
Can you be specific? Without matching names here or Tux Reports it is a challenge to know if your issues were addressed in 3.1.2.
- 5/5,
It works like a charm. Lots of info on how to set it up properly. After thinking about buying it for a long time now I think I can´t recommend it enough. It is a most have.
Author's Response
Thank you very much for the kind review.
- 5/5,
Pretty fantastic addon. The support is great, the features are perfect and its under constant development to make it better. Everything is pretty seamless and easy to follow along with. Highly recommend this addon for anyone looking to build a great CMS front end and integrate it with XF.
Author's Response
Thank you for the review. Authentication is really hanging me up lately. I'd love to get it right so that the bridge can be expanded to use either WP user or XF member.
- 1/5,
In general, not much worse . Authorization best there is in etop plugin. Everything else is just uzhastno . Return the money.
Author's Response
I see you bought the bridge today but haven't left any posts asking for help. Please open a support ticket so that Gracie can help you with either a refund or help installing the bridge. Documents are also available here: http://www.tuxreports.com/community/xenword/
- 5/5,
I have version 3 working well on a 30,000 member site. Essentially I needed blog posts to appear on the forums, and comments made on the forum to appear under the blog post. This does this well and is rock solid.
Author's Response
Thank you for the kind review. Version 3.0 is still alpha because it is code feature incomplete. I cannot wait to get this release done and out to everyone. It's a very exciting update.
- 5/5,
Pure gold + excellent support. This Wordpress bridge have everything you need Just trust me, i tested all of them and this one hands down is best......
Author's Response
Thank you def. Hopefully the new features in 3.0 are pure gold, too.
Anthony Parsons
- 5/5,
This is a truly amazing bridge. Simple, effective, and it really just works out of the box with no problems. You don't need to be a tech genius to work it out and set it up, which is nice. Looking forward to where further development with this goes, considering wordpress is just so dominant in the CMS market, and the XF integration widgets make it quite seamless to display and style relevant widgets in WP. Well done...
Author's Response
Thank you for the kind review. XenWord 3.0 development began in ernest -- and today I managed to install PHPUnit test. The new directory structure should also help expand the plugin.


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GoodLuck good build
So i got into PC gaming probably years ago and just thought of getting a new PC, i decided to go with Skylake since i will need something new and won't be changing my PC in the next few years (Except GPU)
I'm going with a GTX 960 (MSI White Edition) since i never play high demand games.
Also will the Dark Rock 3 fit in the 450D?
Total cost: around 1350$ (Amazon).
Case price not included since i will not be ordering it and just get it from any PC shop.
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GoodLuck good build
Goood build liking the specs man
Bro, i'm a bit concerned about you power supply, i think it's kinda little weak for your specs but you might know better than me and you got everything figured
just saying
i was just thinking should he change the power supply
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I would go for something like a lower i7 or even an i5 and a 970 or 980/ti. Still a solid build
I don't think an i7 is necessary at all, just take a good i5
i7+960=bad combo!
try doing i7+980ti
Actually his PSU is more than fine, even a 500W will do more than fine if u don't go SLI.
On the otherhand if this is a gaming system it's pretty bottlenecked. For gaming there is no use for the extra dollars spent on i7 6700, if you still opt for the i7 you should atleast get a GTX970. Also get i7 6700k instead of 6700, you're buying aftermarket CPU cooler so you can crank it up atleast 500mhz without having any effect on temps.
What you should do? Get i7 6700K, switch GPU to GTX970 and get a 750W PSU. Why to get a 750W PSU even thought I just said that even 500W is enough? Because it allows you to get second 970. 970 SLI is the most cost efficient GPU combo, smacks even 980 in price to performance. If you really think you're not gonna need power switch up to skylake i5, i7 isn't going to give you performance. And you said you don't play high demand games so getting i7 is straight up pointless. It is only good for CPU based tasks such as encoding and editing etc.
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December 26, 2008 - 5:03pm
Ciabotta-what a fun,unusual bread!
I just got done making Jason's Quick Cocadrillo-found somewhere on this site.Here:
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Easy-mix,rise,divide,set,bake. I haven't cut into them yet but I'm sure it will be hole-y goodness. The dough climbed my mixer paddle but I caught it before it got into anywhere it shouldn't. The texture is very different from any dough I ever handled. It reminded me of Silly Putty-almost gel-like but with obvious gluten strands that stuck to everything.
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* U.S. debt, budget talks stall * Dollar falls vs yen, euro * U.S. stocks end lower, futures drop * U.S. Treasuries prices fall; Fitch puts U.S. on credit watch By Caroline Valetkevitch NEW YORK, Oct 15 (Reuters) - U.S. stocks slid and short-term Treasury bill rates jumped on Tuesday as U.S. Senate negotiations stalled and prospects for an agreement soon to end the U.S. government's budget and debt impasse weakened. After Wall Street's closing bell, stock futures fell after Fitch Ratings placed the United States' 'AAA' credit rating on watch negative, citing the impasse in Washington. Earlier, the Treasury's weekly auctions of three- and six-month bills drew below-average demand as investors become increasingly concerned about the chances of a delayed or missed coupon payment. The value of bids received for the sales over those accepted was the lowest since 2009. The U.S. political standoff initially showed signs of giving way to a Senate deal to reopen federal agencies and prevent a damaging default on federal debt. The deadline to lift the U.S. debt ceiling is Oct. 17. Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, a Democrat, and his Republican counterpart, Mitch McConnell, ended talks on Monday with Reid saying they had made "tremendous progress." But on Tuesday the Senate halted discussions on its own plan and waited for the Republican-controlled House of Representatives to come up with an alternative proposal before Thursday. "The odds that there won't be a deal over the next month are near zero, but there is some chance we won't see something by the 17th. If that happens ... we could easily correct 3-5 percent," said Jim McDonald, who helps oversee $803 billion as chief investment strategist at Chicago-based Northern Trust Global Investments. On Wall Street, the Dow Jones industrial average ended down 133.25 points, or 0.87 percent, at 15,168.01. The Standard & Poor's 500 Index was down 12.08 points, or 0.71 percent, at 1,698.06. The Nasdaq Composite Index was down 21.26 points, or 0.56 percent, at 3,794.01. MSCI's world equity index, which tracks shares in 45 countries, was down 0.2 percent, giving up early gains. In Europe, the FTSEurofirst 300 ended up 0.9 percent. In the U.S. Treasury bill market, yields on two-year Treasury notes issued nearly two years ago and maturing on Oct. 31 rose to just over 0.7 percent from near zero percent because prompt payment of the principal due on Oct. 31 was seen at risk due to the potential failure to raise the debt limit. . Until the $16.7 trillion statutory borrowing limit is actually increased, few investors are going to buy Treasury bills that come due in the latter half of October because of the possibility of a "technical default," analysts and traders said. The benchmark 10-year U.S. Treasury note was down 13/32, its yield at 2.7276 percent. FITCH WARNS Fitch surprised investors with its warning on Tuesday. It is the only one of the three major credit rating agencies to have a negative outlook on the U.S. sovereign credit. Standard & Poor's downgraded the rating to AA-plus in August of 2011 during the last debt ceiling impasse. "It is surprising because all the three major rating agencies have said that they have full confidence that a deal will be reached and the U.S. will pay its obligations," said Michael Woolfolk, senior currency strategist at BNY Mellon in New York. DOLLAR FALLS VS YEN The dollar fell to session lows against the yen as talks on raising the debt ceiling floundered. Senator Richard Durbin, the second-ranking Democrat in the Senate, said Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell would have to wait for some signal on the next steps from House Speaker John Boehner before he takes any further moves. The dollar fell against the yen to 98.13 yen following Durbin's comments. Earlier, it hit a two-week high of 98.72 and was last at 98.41, down 0.2 percent. The dollar also dropped to the day's low versus the euro, which rose to session highs of $1.3531. The euro, however, was still down on the day, falling 0.3 percent to $1.3518. GOLD RISES Gold prices rose, reversing sharp losses posted earlier in the session, as the ongoing fiscal impasse in Washington triggered safe-haven buying. Spot gold was up 0.7 percent at $1,281.16 an ounce, off a high of $1,287.90 an ounce. The precious metal plunged to its lowest point since July 10 at $1,251.66 in early trade. Oil prices fell on both sides of the Atlantic as the hope for a deal to end the U.S. debt crisis steadily diminished. Brent crude futures settled down $1.14 at $109.90 a barrel in its third straight losing session. U.S. oil settled down $1.20 at $101.21 a barrel.


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Sunday, September 27, 2009
2009 Summer Rewind, or the Feel Good Hit of the Fall
Summer of 2009 has been quite a roller-coaster ride. From those of you dialed-in to the A&H camp's output, you know we've maintained radio silence for the past few months. We've been on summer sabbatical, but that's not to say we've been lazy. The summer of 2009 has been filled with our first party in Los Angeles, attending live shows, the continuation of our Packin' Heat night DJ nights and the production of the Create:Fixate podcast. We lost some exceptionally talented artists in the Summer of 2009, but there was more celebration of the work these artists left us during their time here on earth. Let's keep on living, shall we?
We had our very first (and, by all accounts, chaotic) party here in Los Angeles.
There were live performances by Mochipet and [a]pendics.shuffle, some killer DJ sets from Sodapop from Anticon and Oro11 from Bersa Discos. And the behind the scenes business? Damn. Here's some evidence. Shit's real son. But, that was our July opener...
Live and direct...
This summer there were so many shows, DJ gigs and after parties that it's hard to nail down what was best, but these were some stand-outs:
1. Black Moth Super Rainbow at the Troubadour
I first heard Tobacco and company on KCRW's Morning Becomes Eclectic, and thought that they were amazing. Like a cross between Boards of Canada and early Flaming Lips. I honestly thought they were more creatures of the studio, rather than a full band who could hold it down. I was wrong. They were fantastic live, and toward the end of the show, none other than Mike Watt jumped on stage to perform with them.
2. Flying Lotus / Daedelus destroy LA party at the Henry Fonda Theater in L.A.
So, it's safe to say that these guys started in L.A., but now have the whole fucking world in their sites. Putting together a sick and diverse line-up of talent for this show, this scene is at the tipping point. Anchored by the weekly Low End Theory club and by the extended music family that is the Brainfeeder Crew, this scene has really blown up to epic proportions in the past few years. Boosted by International DJs, connecting with a global cast of characters and releasing some of the most amazing bass-driven electronic music to come out of America, I can't wait to see what's next for these guys.
3. Flaming Lips at the Greek Theater
This is my hometown band. I first saw them play when I was 13 at the Student Union at the University of Oklahoma. The fact that these guys are now festival headliners, creating amazing music AND maintaining relevance in a scene where bands are on-and-off of the radar in a blink of an eye after being together for 25 years is proof that staying true to your vision over time can make you a star.
Oh yeah, their live show is like going to the circus.
4. Santigold & Femi Kuti at Hollywood Bowl
The Hollywood Bowl. This was my first trip to this historic Los Angeles venue. I wasn't expecting such "sit-down" venue. While the space is beautiful, I thought is wasn't really suited for the bass-hyped, blog-friendly, "friend of Diplo," internet sensation Santigold...but I was wrong. Raphael Saadiq (who say's there's not life after the 80's? Since this dude fronted Tony! Toni! Toné! and has now reinvented himself as a 60's soul dude in 2009...right on man) opened the show, which was great, but it was still daylight out, so it was the vibe was kind of flat. As the sun dropped behind the Hollywood Hills, Santigold simply burned the place down. At one point, I looked around and the entire audience at the venue was on it's feet. Lights out.
Femi was rad too. I mean, come on...he's Femi Kuti, you know?
5. Telefon Tel Aviv at Spaceland
With the death of Charles Wesley Cooper, the founder of the band, there was much speculation about what would happen to Telefon Tel Aviv. Having listened to all of their records, but having never seen them live, I'm not sure I have the best perspective on "what was" versus "what is." What I can say, is that was one of the best "electronic" music gigs I've seen in a while.
So many sounds push themselves into my ear...
Always the consummate DJ, I'm constantly listening to new stuff. A twitter link here, a burned CD there, some crazy kid in skinny jeans at the burrito place in Echo Park talking some new garage band...I'm always hunting for noise. Here is what caught my ears this summer.
1. Cex - Bataille Royale
This is like some crazy hybrid strain of pot that is shipped in from outer space. The once snot nose, shit-talking, former IDM list "it" guy, grew-up, retreated to Baltimore and has emerged with this. It's an AMAZING take on Baltimore club music, spliced with a mutant strain of electronic music (pioneered more by Jonah Sharp, FAX records and Tetsu Inoue than Squarepusher) that takes it, and pardon the cliche, "to next." It's truly ambient club music, and really a stand-out record.
2. Furious Stylz
This new bass freak-out business by Telephone Jim Jesus, from the Anticon camp, and SkyRider Riddim, has been in wide rotation on the ipod. This stuff is highly addictive, and a new twist on dub, bass, low-end and um...dub. Highly recommended.
3. The Race
I just saw the race open up for Telefon Tel Aviv. A great live/electronic act, that somehow minds the gap between Joy Division, Aphex Twin and Big Audio Dynamite.
4. Bersa Discos
With their distribution deal with Turntable Lab, these guys just keep on rockin'! Stay tuned... these guys keep bringing the Nu-Cumbia heat.
Hat's off to loss...
There were too many talented people that died this summer. There's been too much talk of Michael Jackson's death, so I'll keep this short. Since I personally don't think MJ released anything worth listening to since 1984 (U2 hasn't either, and again, that my personal opinion so please keep the hate mail to a minimum), I'll leave it at this. He was an amazing artist and performer, and he died too early. And then there was DJ AM. So many kind and eloquent words have been said about him and his passing, that I don't think I could do justice by adding more. As a DJ and producer, I was inspired by the man. I listened to his DJ sets, and studied how he operated. Diplo said it best, "Listen up. All u have when u pass away is the relationships u left behind.. AM was still friends to everyone he met. And the king of us djs." Well said. You will be missed.
Thanks Summer of 2009, you were awesome. Call me sometime.
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