Cruz to be esteemed at eighteenth annual awards
NEW YORK -- Penelope Cruz will receive a Gotham Award Tribute at the 18th annual Gotham Awards.
Cruz will appear Dec. 2 at Manhattan�s Cipriani Wall Street to accept the career achievement honor. The Spanish actress currently stars in iI English-language productions: Isabel Coixet�s "Elegy" for Samuel Goldwyn Films and Woody Allen�s "Vicky Cristina Barcelona� for MGM/Weinstein Co.
Additional Tribute honorees at the IFP case will be announced adjacent week, and a replete list of Gotham Award nominees testament be unveiled Oct. 20.
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Tuesday, 2 September 2008
Sunday, 24 August 2008
NEJM Perspectives Examine Shattuck Lecture, McCain, Obama Health Care Reform Plans
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"Health of the Nation -- Coverage for All Americans," New England Journal of Medicine: The perspective reviews the 2008 Shattuck Lecture, sponsored by NEJM and the Massachusetts Medical Society, in which 13 health care industry representatives discussed current challenges facing the U.S. health precaution system and possible solutions. The panel discussed physicians' objections to a reimbursement program that pays more than for technology-enhanced procedures rather of clock time spent with patients, reviewed the demand for developing health maintenance information technology and expressed concern about the high costs associated with new drugs and end-of-life guardianship (NEJM [1], 8/21). A related NEJM editorial discusses the wellness care proposals of presumptive presidential nominees Sens. Barack Obama (D-Ill.) and John McCain (R-Ariz.) and questions whether any "meaningful health care reform" will withdraw shape in the following administration. The editorial also calls for a "concentrated effort by all the major stakeholders in our health attention system, as represented by the panelists," to impart about reform (NEJM [2], 8/21).
"The Partisan Divide -- The McCain and Obama Plans for U.S. Health Care Reform," NEJM: In an NEJM perspective, Jonathan Oberlander, an associate prof of social medicine and health policy and establishment at the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill, examines the health plans of presidential candidates McCain and Obama. According to Oberlander, the candidates' "ambitious see the light agendas ... would take the U.S. wellness care system in very different directions." He adds that the plans "are best viewed as sketches rather than finished portraits, with many important inside information yet to be revealed." He concludes, "The candidates' opposing visions of wellness care reform reflect fundamentally different assumptions about the virtues and vices of markets and government. With the debate over how to reform U.S. health care far from settled, whoever wins the presidency can anticipate fierce opponent to whatever attempt at comprehensive regenerate" (Oberlander, NEJM, 8/22).
Reprinted with kind permission from hTTP://www.kaisernetwork.org. You can view the intact Kaiser Daily Health Policy Report, search the archives, or sign up for email speech at hypertext transfer protocol://www.kaisernetwork.
"Health of the Nation -- Coverage for All Americans," New England Journal of Medicine: The perspective reviews the 2008 Shattuck Lecture, sponsored by NEJM and the Massachusetts Medical Society, in which 13 health care industry representatives discussed current challenges facing the U.S. health precaution system and possible solutions. The panel discussed physicians' objections to a reimbursement program that pays more than for technology-enhanced procedures rather of clock time spent with patients, reviewed the demand for developing health maintenance information technology and expressed concern about the high costs associated with new drugs and end-of-life guardianship (NEJM [1], 8/21). A related NEJM editorial discusses the wellness care proposals of presumptive presidential nominees Sens. Barack Obama (D-Ill.) and John McCain (R-Ariz.) and questions whether any "meaningful health care reform" will withdraw shape in the following administration. The editorial also calls for a "concentrated effort by all the major stakeholders in our health attention system, as represented by the panelists," to impart about reform (NEJM [2], 8/21).
"The Partisan Divide -- The McCain and Obama Plans for U.S. Health Care Reform," NEJM: In an NEJM perspective, Jonathan Oberlander, an associate prof of social medicine and health policy and establishment at the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill, examines the health plans of presidential candidates McCain and Obama. According to Oberlander, the candidates' "ambitious see the light agendas ... would take the U.S. wellness care system in very different directions." He adds that the plans "are best viewed as sketches rather than finished portraits, with many important inside information yet to be revealed." He concludes, "The candidates' opposing visions of wellness care reform reflect fundamentally different assumptions about the virtues and vices of markets and government. With the debate over how to reform U.S. health care far from settled, whoever wins the presidency can anticipate fierce opponent to whatever attempt at comprehensive regenerate" (Oberlander, NEJM, 8/22).
Reprinted with kind permission from hTTP://www.kaisernetwork.org. You can view the intact Kaiser Daily Health Policy Report, search the archives, or sign up for email speech at hypertext transfer protocol://www.kaisernetwork.
Wednesday, 6 August 2008
Lunar Aurora
Artist: Lunar Aurora
Genre(s):
Metal: Death,Black
Discography:
Elixir Of Sorrow
Year: 2004
Tracks: 10
Amy Winehouse, Leona Lewis Set For Nelson Mandela Concert
Friday, 27 June 2008
Artist Series Vol.2
Artist: Artist Series Vol.2
Genre(s):
New Age
Discography:
Metamusic
Year: 1994
Tracks: 2
Marek Bilinski
Thursday, 19 June 2008
Hossein Alizadeh and Afsaneh Rassa'i and Madjid Kh
Artist: Hossein Alizadeh and Afsaneh Rassa'i and Madjid Kh
Genre(s):
Ethnic
Discography:
Saz-E No-Iranian Music
Year: 1997
Tracks: 7
Andy Bey
Wednesday, 11 June 2008
Microsoft launches video on Messenger
LONDON (Reuters) - Microsoft Corp has launched a new online service in 20 countries which will allow users to watch video clips at the same time as a network of friends and chat via Windows Live Messenger.
The new service called Messenger TV will offer a range of clips on MSN Video including MTV shows and music clips from providers such as Sony BMG.
The firm hopes the ability to watch clips with friends on different computers will create a new social experience and attract users who already spend hours on social networks.
"Online video has exploded in popularity over the last year, but to date it has been something people watch on their own. Messenger TV is set to change all that," said John Mangelaars, the vice-president, EMEA, of consumer and online for Microsoft.
"Watching video online can now be a social experience, as people watch videos together, make comments and share reactions."
The service will launch in 20 countries including many European countries, New Zealand, Australia, Singapore, Brazil, Canada and Mexico but not the United States.
(Reporting by Kate Holton; Editing by Quentin Bryar)
The new service called Messenger TV will offer a range of clips on MSN Video including MTV shows and music clips from providers such as Sony BMG.
The firm hopes the ability to watch clips with friends on different computers will create a new social experience and attract users who already spend hours on social networks.
"Online video has exploded in popularity over the last year, but to date it has been something people watch on their own. Messenger TV is set to change all that," said John Mangelaars, the vice-president, EMEA, of consumer and online for Microsoft.
"Watching video online can now be a social experience, as people watch videos together, make comments and share reactions."
The service will launch in 20 countries including many European countries, New Zealand, Australia, Singapore, Brazil, Canada and Mexico but not the United States.
(Reporting by Kate Holton; Editing by Quentin Bryar)
Thursday, 5 June 2008
Bettye LaVette
Artist: Bettye LaVette
Genre(s):
Rap: Hip-Hop
R&B: Soul
Rock
Discography:
The Scene of the Crime
Year: 2007
Tracks: 10
Scene of the Crime
Year: 2007
Tracks: 10
I've Got My Own Hell to Raise
Year: 2005
Tracks: 10
A Woman Like Me
Year: 2003
Tracks: 12
A perennial rage favourite in Northern somebody circles, isaac Bashevis Singer Bettye LaVette was natural in Muskegon, MI, on January 29, 1946. Raised in the first place crossways the land in Detroit, at 16 she cut her low sides for the local Lupine tag, with a test pressing of the disc making its way to Atlantic Records. After signing with Atlantic, she scored an R&B Top Ten shoot out of the box with her debut undivided, "My Man -- He's a Loving Man," only to flunk to reach the same commercial high over again. After one more than Atlantic release, 1963's "You'll Never Change," LaVette moved back to Lupine for her third record, "Witchcraft in the Air." After a stretch as a featured singer with the Don Gardner & Dee Dee Ford Revue, she recorded the long-unreleased "One Thin Dime" for Scepter earlier resurfacing on Calla with the 1965 lost classic "Lease Me Down Easy," her only former phonograph record to crack the R&B Top 20. Two more Calla efforts -- the okay "Only Your Love Can Save Me" and "I'm Just a Fool for You" -- preceded a shift to Big Wheel, where after just one single, "I'm Holding On," LaVette again affected along, this time to the Karen imprint for "Hey Love."
Following girdle at Silver Fox ("He Made a Woman Out of Me," "Do Your Duty"), SSS International ("Engage Another Piece of My Heart"), and her have TCA imprint ("Ne'er My Love"), LaVette returned to Atlantic, sign language to their Atco division for 1972's Neil Young cover "Pith of Gold." An LP, Shaver of the Seventies, was besides recorded at Muscle Shoals Studios, merely Atco opted against its release later the failure of the single "Your Turn to Cry" (the album was reissued, fill out with bonus tracks, in limited copies by Rhino in 2006). After connection the touring company of the Broadway musical Bubbling Brown Sugar, LaVette briefly signed to West End for a disco effort, 1978's "Doin' the Best I Can."
She did not record again until 1982, landing at Motown and rechristening herself "Bettye." However, contempt a heavy promotional push, neither the LP Say Me a Lie nor the single "Right in the Middle (Of Falling in Love)" proved her long-awaited chart breakthrough, and remote of a smattering of recordings for Motor City during the nineties, she focussed primarily on live appearances in the age to follow. The 2000s establish her in the transcription studio more frequently with fresh albums A Woman Like Me beingness released by the Blues Express label in 2003 followed by I've Got My Own Hell to Raise in 2005 on the Anti label. In 2006, Engage Another Little Piece of My Heart, a collection of Silver Fox singles as well as other material, all of which had been recorded in Memphis between 1969 and 1970, came prohibited on Varèse Sarabande. The Scene of the Crime appeared on Anti in 2007.
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