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Above: J. Mourinho, kode9 and Burial in a press briefing. Not pictured: Burial.

Just a few short notes because I’m too deep in comp studying to do any more for the next while:

John says the long-awaited second issue of Woofah is currently at the printers and should be hitting shops shortly. More of the same stupidly good editorial content now wrapped in a sexy full-colour cover. Number 1 sold out fast so don’t sleep on this.

Issue 8 of the MONU the Magazine on Urbanism is also out. This time the theme is Border Urbanism with articles on cultures of liminality that emerge in political edge-zones. Also interesting-looking is mu•dot (‘the magazine for urban documentation, opinion and theory) which split off from MONU in the fall and (a bit confusingly) kept the old domain name.

And I should have posted this earlier, but if you’re in Ottawa tonight, it’s worth trying to penetrate the blizzard to get yourself to Ladies in the House @ Babylon. It’s an all female lineup of DJs (CPI, Kareyn, Jas Nasty, Ruby Jane and Mz Revolution) and B-girls in celebration of International Women’s Day. A lot of work has gone into this party and proceeds are going to Harmony House, a second stage shelter for women and their children, so it would be a shame if the weather ruined it. Doors open at 10.

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