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Christopher Little

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Dale Holmes: Beenderman & Gytrash — Corridor8

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By Christopher Little, Denise Courcoux, Kate Liston, Hanna Dhaimish
| Corridor8
Celtic mythology describes certain places as having a ‘thin veil’ between worlds, separating the mundane everyday from the otherworld – that parallel dimension of ancestral spirits and supernatural energies. Artist Dale Holmes lives in Todmorden, the West Yorkshire town where three dramatic Pennine valleys converge, encircled by windswept moors studded with weathered gritstone outcrops.
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Loss of Grem1-articular cartilage progenitor cells causes osteoarthritis.

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By Toghrul Jafarov, Christopher Little, Tongtong Wang, Jia Q Ng
| biorxiv.org
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The Importance of Lath Embedment in Stucco Cladding Systems

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By Christopher Little
| Walls & Ceilings
When an architect, engineer or facility owner designs and specifies an exterior plastersystem, they normally focus on colors, textures, and finishes. While these aesthetic features can be created with hard-coat plaster, they don’t address the functionality of the cladding system.
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