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The objectives were to quantify the amount of water savings by converting farmland to an integrated cattle grazing operation through farming practices and cattle requirements, quantify estimated water savings from Thunderstruck Farms over a 20-yr period in relationship to a nearby municipality, and evaluate cattle water intake in backgrounding and feedlot phases.

The Twenty-Three Views is the debut album from Floating World Pictures. Comprised of Chestnutt of Snapped Ankles and multi-faceted sound artist, Raimund Wong, Floating World Pictures explore a wild and [...]

Two years after the release of his much-loved debut album, the blissed out and sun-kissed Headroom, UK singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and producer James Alexander Bright returns with another utterly beguiling [...]

London-based record label Mr Bongo have a reputation for shining a light on rare, under-appreciated music from around the world. The much-loved imprint are at it once again with their [...]

Picture Music is a collection of 12 beautiful and meditative synth excursions from Norwegian producer, Andre Bratten. His fifth studio album overall and his fourth for the ever-impressive Smalltown Supersound, [...]

Electroconvulsive therapy (ECT) is efficacious for treatment-resistant depression. Treatment-induced cognitive impairment can adversely impact functional outcomes. Our pilot study linked the electric field to ictal theta power from a single suprathreshold treatment and linked ictal theta power to changes in phonemic fluency. In this study, we set out to replicate our findings and expand upon the utility of ictal theta power as a potential cognitive biomarker.

This document is a collection of letters from readers that were published in the New Scientist. The letters cover a range of topics, including concerns about the use of "unlimited" resources, the true cost of owning a car, the health benefits of the Mediterranean diet, the need for diverse perspectives on the future of artificial intelligence, the potential survival of economic systems in the distant future, solutions to the shortage of science teachers, the definition of the Anthropocene, the dark sky reserves in New Zealand, and the need for drastic power consumption cuts. The letters provide different viewpoints and perspectives on these issues, offering readers a diverse range of opinions to consider. [Extracted from the article]

Easy-to-assemble four-bolt flanges form reliable connections at high pressures in modern hydraulic systems--particularly on larger sizes--but they're not foolproof. When properly selected, hydraulic flanges reduce the number of adapters used [...]

More Die of Heartbreak is the beautiful, sensual and meditative debut album from the Chinese-born but Paris-based electronic composer and multi-disciplinary visual artist, Amosphere. Inspired by a combination of Tarkovsky's [...]

At the start of 2022, Japanese psych-rockers Kikagaku Moyo announced that they will be taking an 'indefinite hiatus' from releasing music and touring. For the last decade, the Tokyo 5-piece [...]

Solo en Occidente is the beautifully introspective and reflective second album from Valencia artist, Paco Leon's experimental side-project, Hari Sima. Tapping into a soundscape that merges electronic and environmental sounds, [...]

Enigmatic Californian-born producer, Gene On Earth is something of a mystery. Emerging seemingly from the shadows with his debut album, Local Fuzz, in 2019, he instantly won widespread acclaim. Yet [...]

Brainfeeder Two years on from his acclaimed debut album, British lo-fi house producer, Ross From Friends returns with his charged, diverse follow-up album, Tread. Ross From Friends, the ever-evolving project [...]

Mexican Summer Not since Spinal Tap has a fictional band sounded so good and so real. But that's no surprise when New Zealand's psychedelic indie-pop maestro, Connan Mockasin, is in [...]

Warp Records After more than 30 years of concocting soulful and groovy electronica, Nightmares on Wax has established himself as the undisputed master of the multi-genre album. Now on his [...]

Three years after his last LP, the criminally under-rated Russian producer releases his brilliantly atmospheric fourth album, Invariant. The St. Petersburg based artist, real name Kirill Vasin, continues to push [...]

Mask-wearing, costume-adorning Swedish psychedelic collective GOAT have always captured imaginations ever since they first arrived in 2012. The intensity and unfamiliarity of their look, sound and attitude made them an [...]

Five years on from their last album together, Berliners F.S.Blumm and Nils Frahm unveil their fourth collaborative album, 2X1=4. Out on Leiter, the new label formed by Frahm and his [...]

The emotionally charged debut album from Scottish ambient duo, Cahill//Costello. The pair met at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland as guitarist Kevin Daniel Cahill studied classical and drummer Graham Costello [...]

RAS RAS III Botnis Formed in 2018, RAS is a Berlin-based, Israeli-born trio that soak up international influences to deliver a swashbuckling, melting pot of far-flung sounds. The multi-instrumentalists and [...]

MNDSGN Rare Pleasure Stones Throw Now unveiling his third album on iconic US label Stones Throw, LA based producer Ringgo Ancheta delivers a confident and impressive statement on the evolution [...]

Matt Robertson Enveleau Subtempo Enveleau is the emotionally affecting third album from Canadian-based composer, producer and musical director, Matt Robertson. Like 2016's In Echelon and Entology from 2018, Enveleau merges [...]

Little Snake - A Fragmented Love Story, Written By The Infinite Helix Architect Brainfeeder The brilliantly uncompromising debut album from leftfield bass producer, Little Snake, real name Gino Serpentini. The [...]

Masayoshi Fujita Bird Ambience Erased Tapes Prolific vibraphonist and composer Masayoshi Fujita takes a stunning new direction on this wonderful new album. The first major change is the highly acclaimed [...]

UNKNOWN ME Bishintai Not Not Fun The fascinating debut album from little known Japanese electronic outfit, UNKNOWN ME. Comprised of artists Yakenohara, P-RUFF, H. Takahashi, and Osawa Yudai, UNKNOWN ME [...]

Leon Vynehall Rare, Forever Ninja Tune UK-born, LA-based electronic producer Leon Vynehall has always been an artist who shifts, evolves and regenerates in unforeseen ways. The only constants throughout his [...]

Pavel Milyakov & Bendik Giske Untitled Smalltown Supersound The exciting, collaborative album between Moscow-based experimental techno producer Pavel Milyakov, better known as Buttechno, and acclaimed Norwegian saxophonist Bendik Giske. The [...]

In an effort to recruit the best aviators in the industry over the coming years, FedEx Express developed Purple Runway--A FedEx Pathways Program. The innovative program is designed to create [...]

Neil Cowley Hall Of Mirrors Mote Since disbanding the highly regarded Neil Cowley Trio back in 2018, the aforementioned British jazz composer has veered off into new territory. Although the [...]

YUNGMORPHEUS Thumbing Thru Foliage Bad Taste YUNGMORPHEUS is a rapper and composer with a lot to say. The Miami-born, LA-based artist's lyrical dexterity takes on socio-political themes with a mixture [...]

Florian T M Zeisig Music For Parents Metron Records Music For Parents is the highly meditative and peaceful new album from experimental Berlin sound artist, Florian T M Zeisig. The [...]

Bicep Isles Ninja Tune Three years on from their critically acclaimed debut album, Belfast-born, London-based duo, Bicep return with their emotionally charged, rave-laden follow up. Isles once again displays the [...]

Cocada Music Brazilian duo Nu Azeite's brilliantly fun-loving debut album arrives amid hot anticipation after its two standout singles caught traction across the globe. The wide-ranging, eclectic album sees the [...]

Bastard Jazz After over ten years of servicing dancefloors as a much-respected DJ, including his much-loved New York residencies, London-born, Maryland-raised, Brooklyn-based DJ and producer Ibe Soliman unveils his groovy, [...]

Strut Records Over five years since their last record, London-based gnawa and electronic music specialists, Electric Jalaba return with their most impressive work to date. The six-piece band, renowned for [...]

City Slang The beguiling debut solo album from Casper Clausen. Better known as the lead vocalist from Danish indie rock group, Efterklang, Clausen now steps out in his own light [...]

10, 9, 8, 7, 6 ... our spaceship trembles with the ignition of three main engines, fueled by liquid oxygen and hydrogen. The initial rumble quickly builds to a roar, [...]

Effective communication of risk can improve both individual and national health, and there has been substantial investment in such communication. Has this yielded the anticipated improvements in health? Summary points [...]

Gateway Health System, formerly known as Clarksville Memorial Hospital, is the sole acute care medical facility in Clarksville, Tenn. The town is located in Montgomery County, which has a population [...]

The Nanggulan section in south central Java comprises open marine sediments and volcanic deposits of Eocene–Oligocene age that accumulated in a marginal basin within the young Sunda Arc complex. A new borehole captures the stratigraphy and showcases the exceptional preservation of calcareous microfossils across an apparently complete Eocene–Oligocene Transition (EOT), a time interval significant for the initiation of continental-scale glaciation on Antarctica. Low-resolution benthic and planktonic foraminifera oxygen and carbon stable isotopes (δ 18O and δ 13C) record increasing δ 18O and δ 13C in the basal Oligocene, allowing correlation to global records. Isotopic values imply warm temperatures and relatively high nutrients along the SE Java margin. The Nanggulan EOT is a valuable archive for reconstructing ocean–climate behaviour and plankton evolution and extinction in the Indo-Pacific Warm Pool. The borehole also adds to understanding of the early stages of Sunda Arc volcanism. Supplementary material: Supplementary figures, tables and appendices are available at https://doi.org/10.6084/m9.figshare.c.5429453 [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]