Christopher Lord

2 weeks ago | monocle.com | Christopher Lord

Department stores can only survive if they see beyond the bottom lineAn aura of legend exists around America's mid-century department stores. The May Company in Los Angeles, for instance, had models walk around its restaurant wearing select garments and holding up a number so that diners could order an outfit directly to their tables. Today the old May Company building is a museum about films.

1 month ago | truthdig.com | Christopher Lord

Since the start of what the Kremlin calls the Special Military Operation, known everywhere else as the invasion of Ukraine, Vladimir Putin has faced a problem: the rise of thousands of military bloggers, known as voenkory, on the encrypted Telegram app, which is outside his control. Despite his dictatorial powers, Putin cares deeply about public opinion.

Jan 23, 2025 | nature.com | Fresia Pareja |Rohit Bhargava |Virginia F. Borges |Edi Brogi |Fatima Cardoso |Christine Desmedt | +16 more

AbstractSpecial histologic subtypes of breast cancer (BC) exhibit unique phenotypes and molecular profiles with diagnostic and therapeutic implications, often differing in behavior and clinical trajectory from common BC forms. Novel methodologies, such as artificial intelligence may improve classification. Genetic predisposition plays roles in a subset of cases. Uncommon BC presentations like male, inflammatory and pregnancy-related BC pose challenges.

Jan 21, 2025 | truthdig.com | Christopher Lord

On Jan. 1, Elon Musk decided to amuse himself by launching a salvo of badly informed tweets seemingly aimed at bringing down the government of the United Kingdom. His interest was triggered when someone told him that Jess Phillips, the safeguarding minister in Keir Starmer’s government, had blocked a national inquiry into the organized abuse of children in the Manchester suburb of Oldham by a criminal gang of Pakistani immigrants. Upon receiving the news, Musk let rip.

Oct 3, 2024 | theguardian.com | Christopher Lord

The Division Bell is my favourite Pink Floyd LP and the song High Hopes felt like a full stop for the band. At the time, was that ever a possibility, or did you think there was a future? bcdcdude I didn’t think there wasn’t. There was no particular reason why we should have stopped at that point, but things slowed down for a while. Other things got in the way, as they do in life, and we didn’t get round to doing another album or tour.