Wednesday 10 September 2008

Download Aura Noir mp3






Aura Noir
   

Artist: Aura Noir: mp3 download


   Genre(s): 

Metal: Death,Black

   







Discography:


The Merciless
   

 The Merciless

   Year: 2004   

Tracks: 8
Increased Damnation
   

 Increased Damnation

   Year: 2000   

Tracks: 15
Deep Tracts Of Hell
   

 Deep Tracts Of Hell

   Year: 1998   

Tracks: 10
Black Trash Attack
   

 Black Trash Attack

   Year: 1996   

Tracks: 10
Black Thrash Attack
   

 Black Thrash Attack

   Year: 1996   

Tracks: 10
Dreams Like Deserts
   

 Dreams Like Deserts

   Year: 1995   

Tracks: 6






Oslo, Norway's Aura Noir is a face project for some of the local extreme alloy scene's most renowned luminaries, to brain: vocalist/bassist Ole Jørgen Moe, guitar player Carl-Michael Eide (both of them likewise with Cadaver and Dødheimsgard), guitar player Rune Erickson (Mayhem, Mezzerschmitt), and, as of tardy, drummer Dirge Rep (Enslaved, Gehenna, etc.). Getting their start as early as 1993, the occasional supergroup issued a number of demos in front debuting in 1995 with the Dreams Like Deserts EP, which revealed them to be essentially thresh enthusiasts immersed in the stylistic furnishing of the encompassing blackened metallic element community. Aura Noir's followup efforts have included 1997's Dark Thrash Attack, 1999's Recondite Tracts of Hell, and 2000's Increased Damnation -- the last of which too featured invitee contributions from Darkthrone fable Fenriz.






Sunday 31 August 2008

Dana-Farber/Brigham And Women's Cancer Center Experts Webcast 10th Annual Patient Education Event On Prostate Cancer

�On September 10, 2008, at
6 p.m. E.T., preeminent prostate
cancer specialists from
Dana-Farber/Brigham and Women's Cancer Center volition webcast their 10th
Annual Symposium on Prostate Cancer, a patient role education event
featuring the newest advances in treatment, screening, and prevention
of prostate cancer.



For this webcast, Anthony V. D'Amico, MD, PhD, Chief of the Prostate
Cancer Radiation
Oncology Service, Philip W. Kantoff, MD, Director of
the Lank Center for Genitourinary Oncology, Jerome P. Richie, MD,
Chief of Urologic Surgery, and Jim C. Hu, MD, MPH, Director of
Minimally Invasive Urologic Oncology, will discuss the up-to-the-minute
approaches and research in the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment
of prostate cancer.



The Symposium will provide an overview of new treatment advances and
related outcomes, including new medical therapies, radioactive seed
implantation techniques, robotic-assisted surgery, nerve-sparing
techniques, image-guided radiation therapy approaches, and the nigh
recent results of clinical trials. Also, the up-to-the-minute findings in the
genetic science of prostate cancer and prostate cancer screening guidelines
will be discussed.



The second nigh common genus Cancer in men, prostate cancer is most often
diagnosed in work force over the age of 50. The National Cancer Institute
estimates more than 186,000 new cases of prostate cancer in the
United States in 2008, and more than 28,000 deaths from the disease.
More common in African-American men than in Caucasian men, studies
have as well shown that a man's risk is doubled if his father or brother
has the disease.



Brigham and Women's Hospital (BWH) is a 777-bed nonprofit teaching
affiliate of Harvard Medical School and a founding member of Partners
HealthCare, an integrated health care delivery network. In July of
2008, the hospital opened the Carl J. and Ruth Shapiro Cardiovascular
Center, the most advanced center of its kind. BWH is committed to
excellence in patient care with expertise in virtually every
specialty of medicine and surgery. The BWH medical preeminence dates
back to 1832, and today that rich history in clinical care is coupled
with its national leadership in quality melioration and patient
safety initiatives and its dedication to educating and training the
next generation of health care professionals. Through investigation
and uncovering conducted at its Biomedical Research Institute (BRI),
BWH is an international leader in basic, clinical and translational
research on human diseases, involving more than 860
physician-investigators and far-famed biomedical scientists and faculty
supported by more than $416 M in backing. BWH is also home to major
landmark epidemiological population studies, including the Nurses' and
Physicians' Health Studies and the Women's Health Initiative. For
more information around BWH, please visit hypertext transfer protocol://www.brighamandwomens.org



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Thursday 21 August 2008

Mp3 music: Gang Gang Dance






Gang Gang Dance
   

Artist: Gang Gang Dance: mp3 download


   Genre(s): 

Rock

   







Gang Gang Dance's discography:


God's Money
   

 God's Money

   Year: 2005   

Tracks: 9






Since their geological formation in New York City's Brooklyn borough in 2001, Gang Gang Dance has earned an enthusiastic underground cult following by providing experimental, left-of-center music that uses a set of electronics only is likewise very percussion-minded; percussion, in fact, is a prime ingredient of their sound. The group's type figure out (which favors justify form structures and has ne'er adhered to a standard verse/chorus/verse/chorus format) has been described as van rock, experimental stone, and artistic product rock, all of which ar applicable. Gang Gang Dance draws on a multifariousness of direct or indirect influences, ranging from Brian Eno to ambient electronica to psychedelic rock to world euphony (elements of Indian, Middle Eastern, Arabic, Asian, and African music receive base their way to GGD's live performances and recordings). Electronic music is a stiff influence, and even GGD's music is not dance-oriented or club-oriented per se and is non aimed at the gush subculture; their audience is more of an avant-rock audience, and they are as well known for their live shows as for their studio recordings. Although 2001 has much been cited as the yr in which GGD formally got started, some of their members had been operative together on various projects long in front that. Keyboardist Brian DeGraw (world Health Organization oversees GGD's electronics and freelances as a optical originative person in New York City) and GGD drummer Tim DeWitt first met in Washington, D.C., in 1993 and played together in a banding called the Cranium; during a Cranium turn, DeGraw and DeWitt first gear met vocaliser Liz Bougatsos (world Health Organization went on to get office of GGD) at a show in the Big Apple (where she had been playacting in a group called Russia). The Cranium did some recording; their album, A New Music for a New Kitchen, was released on the Slowdime tag in 1998, just the mathematical group broke up not long subsequently that -- and DeGraw and DeWitt stirred on to former projects in N.Y.C. (where they had relocated). In the recent '90s and other 2000s, DeGraw and guitarist Josh Diamond (reality Health Organization became a GGD member) performed in film director Harmony Korine's experimental envision SSAB Songs. It was likewise around that time that DeGraw, DeWitt, and Diamond had a ephemeron group called Death and Dying, which evolved into GGD with the addition of Bougatsos (world Health Organization DeGraw and DeWitt had stayed in rival with since their Cranium days) and singer Nathan Maddox (world Health Organization, sadly, was killed in August 2002 at the historic period of 25 afterwards being smitten by lightning during a violent electrical storm he was observation from the rooftop of the building where his girl lived in Manhattan's Chinatown). After Maddox's death, GGD's leftover members carried on as a foursome consisting of DeGraw, DeWitt, Bougatsos, and Diamond -- and in 2004, the group was sign-language to The Social Registry. Their albums for that independent Brooklyn-based tag receive included Revivification of the Shittiest in 2004 and God's Money in 2005. In 2007, The Social Registry consecrate out GGD's DVD/CD button Retina Riddim.






Monday 11 August 2008

The Professionals

The Professionals   
Artist: The Professionals

   Genre(s): 
Rock: Punk-Rock
   



Discography:


I Didn't See It Coming   
 I Didn't See It Coming

   Year: 1981   
Tracks: 10




 





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Wednesday 6 August 2008

Cigna, Express Scripts Agree To Pay $27M To Settle New York State Drug Switching Case


Cigna and Express Scripts have in agreement to a $27 1000000 settlement in a 2004 lawsuit by New York State accusatory Express Scripts of persuading physicians to switch prescriptions to drugs for which larger rebates could be obtained from manufacturers without informing patients of the change, the Hartford Courant reports. The state contracted with Cigna to insure its Empire Plan, which covered more than than one million active and retired state and local government workers and their dependents, and Cigna subcontracted with Express Scripts to oversee the dose plan benefit.



Express Scripts was supposed to negociate the lowest possible mary Leontyne Price from drugmakers for the plan and return whatsoever rebate obtained to the state. However, then-Attorney General Eliot Spitzer (D) alleged that the pharmacy benefit manager committed fraud by disguising the rebates as administrative or other fees and safekeeping them. He had sought as a great deal as $100 million in reimbursements, as well as penalties and fines. The suit also claimed Express Scripts hyperbolic the price of generic drugs for the plan (Levick, Hartford Courant, 7/30). "Sometimes they would turn over some of the rebate to the state, but a lot of the time they would just pocket the money," Alex Detrick, spokesperson for New York State Attorney General Andrew Cuomo (D), said (Blain, New York Daily News, 7/30).



Under the agreement, consumers served by Express Scripts or other PBMs subcontracting with Cigna will receive notice when a drug switch is initiated and will be informed of their right to deny the switch, Cuomo aforementioned. Express Scripts also will adopt new rules intended to make its practices more transparent to wellness organizations and consumers, including disclosing its pricing methods, the amount of payments received from drugmakers, the factors it considers when calculating targeted discount rates and the current discount rate for generics. The settlement money will be given to the Empire Plan. "The message is clear: companies that switch patients' drugs without making known them testament be prosecuted to the fullest," Cuomo said (Bray, Dow Jones, 7/29).



Cigna and Express Scripts did non admit any wrongdoing in the correspondence, and neither would expose what dowry of the $27 billion they will pay. A statement from Cigna said, "In edict to facilitate the village, we in agreement to micturate a contribution, as extended litigation is not in anyone's charles Herbert Best interest. We believe that at all times, Cigna fulfilled its obligations to the province of New York." Business practices employed by Express Scripts "already comply with essentially all requirements of the colonization" and only "minor adjustments in sure procedures testament be needful due to the settlement," according to the Cigna statement. Express Scripts said that it did non conduct brand drug "remedial interchange programs" for the Empire Plan and that it does not commend switching from higher-cost to lower-cost drugs or accept drugmaker funding for such programs (Hartford Courant, 7/30).




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Thursday 19 June 2008

The Daily Trailer: The Incredible Hulk

Edward Norton takes his turn at playing Dr. Bruce Banner and his green giant alter ego in the new movie ‘The Incredible Hulk’, the sequel to the 2003 hit ‘Hulk’ and The Celebrty Truth has got the trailer here.

‘The Incredible Hulk’ is in cinemas now.

NEXT: Newsman Tim Russert Dead At 58
Picture courtesy of Universal Pictures & Marvel.


Tuesday 10 June 2008

Borat star joins new TV comedy

Actor Ken Davitian, who played Azamat Bagatov in 'Borat: Cultural Learnings of America for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan', is to star in a new TV comedy called 'Starting Under'.
Variety reports that the series stars 'Ocean's Thirteen' actor Bernie Mac as a recently divorced man who moves in with his son and goes to work at his son's warehouse.
Davitian plays another divorcee who works at the warehouse who accompanies Mac's character on his adventures on the singles scene.
Davitian will next be seen on Irish cinema screens in 'Get Smart'; it opens in August.

Wednesday 4 June 2008

Beyonce Knowles To Replace Amy Winehouse's On 007 theme?

Beyonce Knowles is reportedly being drafted in to replace Amy Winehouse for the new James Bond Quantum Of Solace theme song.

The beehived singer was working on the track with Mark Ronson, but after disagreements between the creative duo, the super-producer decided to ditch the project stating it would be “a miracle of science” if she recorded the soundtrack.

Wino's spokesman confirmed that she was no longer participating, explaining: "She didn't like the track they were working on and felt it was the wrong thing to get involved in."

However, producers of the new 007 flick have approached newlywed Beyonce Knowles to perform a new track written by Amanda Ghost and collaborating with legendary Bond composer John Barry, according to the London Paper.

Do you think Beyonce would be a better choice than Amy? Be sure to leave your comments below.

Thursday 29 May 2008

Radiohead's 'eco-friendly' tour secrets revealed

Liars, who recently supported Radiohead on the first leg of their European tour, have praised the band for taking measures to reduce their carbon footprint as they tour.

The band revealed the lengths to which the band go to ensure that as few emissions and waste are created by the process of touring and playing live.

Writing on the Liars MySpace blog, the band revealed that they were given tour water flasks to drink from, rather than use disposable cups which are bad for the environment.

They also explained that all the tour buses and trucks used on the tour run on biofuel, and that air freight is banned.

In a gushing blog the band wrote: "In a world full of fear and ripe with insincerity it's such a relief to have met Radiohead. They are purveyors of truth, beauty and a moral responsibility to the planet.

"We've been welcomed with literal open ams and thoroughly schooled on how to function as a band � not just musically, but ethically, too.

"The important thing for us to make clear is just how awe inspiring this production is. We're not sure if there's any information made public about the efforts Radiohead go to to reduce their environmental impact, but there should be."




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Wednesday 28 May 2008

Astroboys

Astroboys   
Artist: Astroboys

   Genre(s): 
Other
   



Discography:


A Not Satisfied   
 A Not Satisfied

   Year: 2004   
Tracks: 2




 





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Phil Thornton

Phil Thornton   
Artist: Phil Thornton

   Genre(s): 
Easy Listening
   Electronic
   Other
   New Age
   



Discography:


Tibetan Meditation   
 Tibetan Meditation

   Year: 2003   
Tracks: 9


Dreamscapes   
 Dreamscapes

   Year: 2002   
Tracks: 8


Cloud Sculpting (Colors)   
 Cloud Sculpting (Colors)

   Year: 2001   
Tracks: 7


Solstice   
 Solstice

   Year: 1999   
Tracks: 8


Sorcerer - The Mask Of Seduction   
 Sorcerer - The Mask Of Seduction

   Year: 1996   
Tracks: 2


Shaman   
 Shaman

   Year: 1996   
Tracks: 3


Illusions   
 Illusions

   Year: 1996   
Tracks: 11


Entering The Circle   
 Entering The Circle

   Year: 1996   
Tracks: 10


Alien Encounter   
 Alien Encounter

   Year: 1996   
Tracks: 6


Pharaoh   
 Pharaoh

   Year: 1995   
Tracks: 4


Beyond Heaven's River   
 Beyond Heaven's River

   Year: 1995   
Tracks: 5


Fire Queen   
 Fire Queen

   Year: 1991   
Tracks: 5


Between Two Worlds   
 Between Two Worlds

   Year: 1991   
Tracks: 6


Initiation   
 Initiation

   Year: 1990   
Tracks: 4


Transformation   
 Transformation

   Year: 1989   
Tracks: 4


Forever Dream   
 Forever Dream

   Year: 1989   
Tracks: 7


From Another Sky   
 From Another Sky

   Year: 1988   
Tracks: 4


Flying   
 Flying

   Year: 1987   
Tracks: 7


Immortal Egypt   
 Immortal Egypt

   Year: 1986   
Tracks: 10


Edge Of Dreams   
 Edge Of Dreams

   Year: 1986   
Tracks: 2


Alchemy   
 Alchemy

   Year: 1983   
Tracks: 6




Phil Thornton is straight off intimately associated with the British New Age medicine cause, just he is also an complete guitarist and has had a foresighted touring and recording association with Sinead O'Connor. He is a regular appendage of the neo-psychedelic English band Mandragon, and he has worked with Gordon Giltrap, Talking Heads, Stallion, Die Laughing, Naked Lunch, 4 B 2's, and Expandis. Thornton augments his musical talents as an effected studio manufacturer.


Thornton's first "non-rhythm" New Age work was the photographic film score for Overcast Sculpting, which was later released on the New World Music, home to nigh of his recordings. On this send off, he met didgeridoo player Steven Cragg, with whom he recorded Induction and Tibetan Horn. In his Sussex, England, transcription studio, Expandibubble, Thornton continues to explore new limits of sequenced electronic music (Alien Encounter) and the insights of tribal and ethnic cultures (Shaman).






T.I. Welcomes New Son

Rapper T.I. has become a dad again after his girlfriend TAMEKA "TINY" COTTLE gave birth to a little boy on Friday (16May08).
T.I. - real name Clifford Harris - chose the name Major for his newborn son, who is the second child for the couple.
Harris and 32-year-old Cottle, an American singer/songwriter and former member of R+B group Xscape, are already parents to three-year-old King.
This is the fifth child for the 27-year-old rapper.

Nena Daconte

Nena Daconte   
Artist: Nena Daconte

   Genre(s): 
Rock: Pop-Rock
   



Discography:


He Perdido Los Zapatos   
 He Perdido Los Zapatos

   Year: 2006   
Tracks: 11




 






Lords Of The New Church

Lords Of The New Church   
Artist: Lords Of The New Church

   Genre(s): 
Rock: Punk-Rock
   



Discography:


Killer Lords   
 Killer Lords

   Year: 1985   
Tracks: 19




Formed in 1981, the Lords of the New Church had a formidable intercontinental toughie rock pedigree. Singer Stiv Bators and guitarist Brian James were institution members of Cleveland's Dead Boys and London's the Damned, respectively, both successful and influential punk rocker pioneers. (Annotation: Much like Keith Richard(s), Stiv spelled his surname both with and without a terminal "s" at various points in his career. Throughout his meter with the Lords, however, he was billed as Bators.) Bassist Dave Tregunna and drummer Nick Turner were veterans of Sham 69 and the Barracudas, which were less seminal simply still long-familiar. But while the Lords' music had elements of toughie, it was more than melodic, better-produced, and played with a higher degree of professionalism. This alienated some of the hard-core kindling audience, just brought the Lords a much wider and more than diverse fan base.


The generation of the Lords was in 1980 when Bators and James, having schism from their late bands, renewed an aqcuaintance that began when the Dead Boys opened for the Damned on CBGB dates and an English go. The two experimented for a metre with different round sections, rehearsing shortly with ex-Generation X bassist Tony James and ex-Clash drummer Terry Chimes (how's that for a punk rocker john Rock supergroup?). A batting order of Bators, James, Tregunna, and Damned drummer Rat Scabies played a single 1980 gig as the "Utter Damned Sham Band." But by the meter the Lords' self-titled debut record album appeared in 1982, Turner had replaced Scabies to form the card that would stay fixed passim the band's to the highest degree productive geezerhood.


Though the album was well-received, the Lords became more infamous for their live shows, or more than specifically for Bators's crazed give up as a performer. A fan of Iggy Pop, Bators had in his Dead Boys years developed a reputation for being unafraid to danger his life in pursuit of rock and roll & roll glory. He suffered unnumberable onstage injuries during his calling, the most illustrious being the time he reportedly closely hung himself during a Lords show. As the tale goes, a front-runner stunt of Bators' where he looped the mic cord approximately his neck went askew, resulting in his organism clinically dead for several minutes. Nonetheless, Bators survived to phonograph recording 2 more successful albums with the Lords, 1983's Is Nothing Sacred? and 1984's The Method to Our Madness. After this, though, the Lords appeared to lose their originative impetus.


They continued to disc periodically including an amusing single where they violated Madonna's "Care a Virgin" and two first-class new tracks for the best-of Killer Lords, just by 1985, the Lords had slowly begun to disintegrate. Tregunna left, was replaced for a time by Grant Fleming, and then returned. A arcsecond guitar player, Alistair Simmons, was added and then pillaged. Turner stop and was replaced by Danny Fury. After 1988, Bators back injury light-emitting diode James to advertize for a permutation singer -- a impermanent one, he claimed -- the Lords rip acrimoniously, simply not earlier Bators played the encore of his last designate wear a T-shirt that eagre an expansion of James' paper ad. Possibilities of whatever future Lords reunions were quashed when Bators died in 1990 of injuries sustained when he was smitten by a car in the streets of Paris.





Potter star Watson parties with Borrell

"Sex and the City" film poses "big" question

By Michelle Nichols


NEW YORK (Reuters) - Do Carrie and Mr. Big marry or don't
they? That is the question "Sex and the City" fans hope is
answered when the long-awaited film about love and friendship
in New York City hits theaters worldwide this week.


Writer Carrie's relationship with a financier known as Big,
the love lives, and fashion choices, of her friends --
publicist Samantha, curator Charlotte and lawyer Miranda --
enthralled millions of television viewers during six seasons.


And now four years after the series ended they are back
with fans desperate to know the fate of Carrie and Mr. Big.


"Those people who like the show will expect the joy and the
good times and the whimsy and the clothes and the cocktails and
the salty language," said actress Sarah Jessica Parker, who
plays Carrie and also produced the movie and TV series.


"But what they might not expect is that the shank of the
movie is pretty sad," she said.


Based on Candace Bushnell's autobiographical columns in The
New York Observer newspaper, the TV series won eight Golden
Globes and seven Emmys and made Manolo Blahnik shoes and the
Cosmopolitan cocktail household names.


The movie picks up where the series ended -- Carrie and Big
are together, Samantha is in Los Angeles with her boy toy,
Charlotte and her husband are raising their adopted Chinese
daughter and Miranda is in Brooklyn with her husband and son.


"I always knew the big story left untold was literally the
'Big' story -- would Carrie and Big get married? What would
that be if they did or what wouldn't it be?" said Michael
Patrick King, writer and director of the film.
 

Dede Saint-Prix

Dede Saint-Prix   
Artist: Dede Saint-Prix

   Genre(s): 
Ethnic
   



Discography:


Afro Caribbean Groove   
 Afro Caribbean Groove

   Year: 1998   
Tracks: 14


Mi se sa - Blue Silver   
 Mi se sa - Blue Silver

   Year:    
Tracks: 8


Lerdou - Blue Silver   
 Lerdou - Blue Silver

   Year:    
Tracks: 6




 





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