 Artist: Cryptic Slaughter: mp3 download Genre(s): Rock: Hard-Rock Rock: Thrash Discography:  Speak Your Peace Year: 1990 Tracks: 9  Stream Of Consciousness Rehearsal Year: 1988 Tracks: 5  Live In Houston Year: 1988 Tracks: 7  Live In Detroit Year: 1988 Tracks: 1  Money Talks Year: 1987 Tracks: 12  Convicted Year: 1986 Tracks: 23  Life In Grave (Demo) Year: 1985 Tracks: 5 The original Speedcore merchants, Cryptic Slaughter dealt a West Coast manus into the later รข€˜80's Crossover Powered by a previously undreamed of signified of informed aggression, the band's uncompromising political stance and lightning-fast tempos at last proved overly harsh for mainstream tastes, just their status as resistance legends stiff unquestioned. Vocalist/bassist Bill Crooks, guitarists Les Evans and Adam Scott, and drummer Scott Peterson High School association football team, and formed Cryptic Slaughter in 1984. Scott was before long on the outs, plainly the unspent trio inactive managed to Grave" demo by May of the undermentioned yr. Its social station speed and ungoverned fury apace made it a favorite conversation piece on the all-important tube tape-trading network -- a general phenomenon that had already launched piles of successful acts of the Apostles before them -- and eventually landed Cryptic Slaughter a contract with fast-rising independent Metal Blade Records. Issued in 1986, the band's debut album Convicted introduced young bassist Rob Nicholson (release Crooks to Follow-up efforts like 1987's Money Talks and 1988's Stream Of Consciousness added merely the smallest of transonic refinements, and unbroken the group's ever-expanding But the stress of perpetual in-fighting and everlasting tours in exchange for scantily scrape by financially finally took its toll on Cryptic Slaughter, which fell apart shortly after an especially turbulent circuit with Angkor Wat. Evans resettled to Portland, Oregon, where he attempted to point a comeback two long time later, reforming the grouping with singer Dave Hollingsworth, bassist Bret Davis and drummer Brian Lehfeldt (of Sweaty Nipples infamy); just fans were non impressed by 1990's Speak Your Peace and this line up quickly bust up as well. Though Cryptic Slaughter lay abeyant over the ensuing decennary, Evans noticed that copies of the band's at present quite rare LP's began selling for hundreds of dollars online. This eventually prompted him to reunite with Lehfeldt and original members Crooks and Nicholson with intentions of recording a unexampled album. In the meantime, he byword to it that those early albums be re-released with bonus tracks by Relapse Records in 2003. |
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Saturday, 30 August 2008
Microresearch: Borrowing From The Microfinance Experience - CMAJ Editorial
�Small-scale health research studies in countries like Uganda would benefit from financing through a microfinancing model, similar to the microcredit model secondhand in development countries to foster small businesses and entrepreneurialism, pen Drs. Noni MacDonald and Jerome Kabakyenga for the CMAJ editorial team.
Microcredit is the concept developed by Nobel Peace Prize winner Muhammed Yunus wHO revolutionized funding for the poor in many developing countries. A microresearch poser would offer small grants to people who would not let access to research financial backing and give up the development of local research networks to portion knowledge, and develop and apply best practices to improve wellness.
The authors call for a inauguration fund of $20 to $30 meg to be distributed to developing countries and managed by local universities.
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CMAJ is the leading health sciences journal in Canada. CMAJ is a general medical journal publishing original research and review articles, commentaries and editorials, recitation updates, an arts and ideas section and health news. Published continuously since 1911, new issues ar uploaded on http://www.cmaj.ca every second Monday at 4:30 p.m. EST/EDT. hypertext transfer protocol://www.cmaj.ca contains the fill in editorial table of contents of CMAJ, supplemented by a variety of interactive features and additional mental object.
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Microcredit is the concept developed by Nobel Peace Prize winner Muhammed Yunus wHO revolutionized funding for the poor in many developing countries. A microresearch poser would offer small grants to people who would not let access to research financial backing and give up the development of local research networks to portion knowledge, and develop and apply best practices to improve wellness.
The authors call for a inauguration fund of $20 to $30 meg to be distributed to developing countries and managed by local universities.
About CMAJ (Canadian Medical Association Journal)
CMAJ is the leading health sciences journal in Canada. CMAJ is a general medical journal publishing original research and review articles, commentaries and editorials, recitation updates, an arts and ideas section and health news. Published continuously since 1911, new issues ar uploaded on http://www.cmaj.ca every second Monday at 4:30 p.m. EST/EDT. hypertext transfer protocol://www.cmaj.ca contains the fill in editorial table of contents of CMAJ, supplemented by a variety of interactive features and additional mental object.
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Wednesday, 20 August 2008
Does Hewitt's Weight Loss Make Her a Liar?
Eight months ago, when bloggers railed on paparazzi shots of her fleshy skeleton in a skimpy bathing suit, Jennifer Love Hewitt posted a call to coat of arms on her Web site:
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"What I should be doing is celebrating some of the best years of my life and my mesh to the man of my dreams, instead of having to deal with photographers pickings invasive pictures from bad angles. � Like all women out there should, I dear my body," wrote Hewitt, who shimmied around in her skivvies as a star of Hanes' ad campaign.
The web log followed a series of particularly nasty headlines, including TMZ.com's infamous "We know what you ate this summer, Love -- everything!" The Web site later apologized, and Hewitt used the jibes to animate women to embrace their bodies, whatsoever the size.
"To all girls with butts, boobs, hips and a waist, place on a bikini -- put it on and stay strong," she wrote.
But now, the slimmed down "Ghost Whisperer" star is on the cover of Us Weekly, preening adjacent to the headline "Jennifer Love Hewitt Exclusive: 18 lbs in Ten Weeks!"
Though she tells the magazine she disoriented weight to boost her energy level and non because of nasty comments on the Internet, she posed on the cover with her head high, her smile triumphant, her "butt and boobs" shrink-wrapped in a form-fitting dress. The headline beside her might as well read, "See? I'm Skinny Again. Just Try and Call Me a Fattie Now."
What's up with Hewitt bucking the exercising weight loss bandwagon then jump on it?
"It doesn't transmit any sort of consistent message," aforementioned David Katz, director of Yale Medical School's Prevention Research Center. "One of the reasons to say 'I beloved the skin I'm in' is because you really do. Another reason is simply organism defensive -- 'I don't want to fess up but I'm going to say I'm happy and I'm going to lose 18 pounds in deuce-ace weeks as soon as I toilet.' I'm going to guess hers was the second reason."
"Her story doesn't make sense," Katz aforementioned. "If she had to lose free weight to grow her energy back, that means she wasn't OK with her weight back then. She didn't have enough energy."
It's non the showtime time a star has spoken prohibited against the stick-thin Hollywood standard entirely to turn around and drop pounds.
Queen Latifah refused to adapt to the Barbie-doll aesthetic when she migrated from the hip-hop realm into the mainstream entertainment manufacture. She rocked the red River carpet as hard as starlets fourth part her size and broke ground as a plus-size spokeswoman for Cover Girl cosmetics.
In November 2007 Latifah graced the cover of People magazine, grinning supra the headline "200 Lbs and Loving It!" She told the magazine that at 5 feet, 10 inches tall, she weighed "in the 2's" and couldn't be happier. "I feel more than comfortable with myself -- my sex, my outlook and my viewpoint," she said.
But two months later, in January 2008, she became the face of the Jenny Craig exercising weight loss campaign.
"For me, it's not around a trunk image sort of thing. I feel pretty convinced about world Health Organization I am," she aforementioned at a news league at the time. "But I do realize that I am a character model for a lot of people."
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Sunday, 10 August 2008
Ben Stiller - Stiller Downey Jr Is A Genius
Ben Stiller has praised his Tropic Thunder co-star Robert Downey Jr, career him a 'genius'.
Speaking to Access Hollywood, Stiller aforementioned of the Iron Man star: "He's brilliant. I think he's probably one of the best actors I've ever worked with, if non the best".
Stiller and Downey Jr are joined by a turn of high profile comedians in the Vietnam war pic spoof, including Jack Black and Steve Coogan.
But it's Downey Jr's portrayal of Kirk Lazarus, an doer who goes to uttermost lengths to acquire a part in the film, including pigmenting his skin so he can play an African American, which draws the greatest praise from Stiller.
"I'm having this experience of watching him and improvize and take this character which isn't an easy proposition to make this guy relatable, and he's just amazing," he said.
"I just think it's astonishing seeing him have the respect and success at this point in his life afterward everything he's been through. He deserves it. So I was really excited to crop with him."
Stiller, who co-wrote, directed and stars in the photographic film admits the character could potentially be seen as being controversial.
"I felt up we had to be really authorise about what our point of horizon was where the mood was climax from with this motion picture," he added.
"We were satirising actors and the lengths actors go to for recognition and attention."
Tropic Thunder is released in the UK on September 19th.
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Saturday, 14 June 2008
Dancing on Ice stars gear up for final
'Dancing on Ice' finalist Chris Fountain has played down his tag as favourite ahead of Sunday night's live final.
The 20-year-old 'Hollyoaks' star also insisted that his ice-hockey background does not give him an unfair advantage over the other contestants.
Fountain said: "I suppose it gave me a general awareness of the ice, but I still don't think I would have been scared to fall over because that's just the type of person I am - I throw myself into anything."
"I think I've tried some really difficult stuff and I don't feel like I've pushed myself less than anybody else. I don't feel like I've sat back on my experience and gone, 'I can do an easy routine and just sail my way through'."
Fellow finalist Suzanne Shaw said: "I think everyone's aware of how far they can push themselves."
"I know when to stop and I'm not stupid that I'll take it too far; that I will break something."
Former 'Coronation Street' star Zaraah Abrahams, who has also made the final of the show, said that she was skating for Michael Underwood, who was forced out of the show after he broke his ankle.
"They (Underwood and dance partner Melanie Lambert) often come down to our training and they get us going. They're so proud and we're so proud because we've done so well for them - we've got them into the final."
The 20-year-old 'Hollyoaks' star also insisted that his ice-hockey background does not give him an unfair advantage over the other contestants.
Fountain said: "I suppose it gave me a general awareness of the ice, but I still don't think I would have been scared to fall over because that's just the type of person I am - I throw myself into anything."
"I think I've tried some really difficult stuff and I don't feel like I've pushed myself less than anybody else. I don't feel like I've sat back on my experience and gone, 'I can do an easy routine and just sail my way through'."
Fellow finalist Suzanne Shaw said: "I think everyone's aware of how far they can push themselves."
"I know when to stop and I'm not stupid that I'll take it too far; that I will break something."
Former 'Coronation Street' star Zaraah Abrahams, who has also made the final of the show, said that she was skating for Michael Underwood, who was forced out of the show after he broke his ankle.
"They (Underwood and dance partner Melanie Lambert) often come down to our training and they get us going. They're so proud and we're so proud because we've done so well for them - we've got them into the final."
Sunday, 8 June 2008
Sex and City not this child's destiny
FORMER Destiny's Child member Kelly Rowland says she cried when told she had missed out on a part in the new Sex and the City movie.
The US singer said she auditioned for the role of Carrie Bradshaw's assistant in the new film.
The part was won by American Idol star Jennifer Hudson, who starred with Rowland's band mate Beyonce in Dreamgirls.
"The movie's awesome," Rowland, 27, said.
"When they called me and said I didn't get the part I did cry, I can't lie.
"I'm happy for Jennifer Hudson - she did a good job but I could have done just as good a job!
"But everything happens for a reason."
Rowland is in Australia to promote her hit single Work and second solo album Ms Kelly.
While she was tight-lipped on details of Beyonce's April marriage to Jay-Z, she did not rule out a reunion.
"Destiny's Child is part of me," Rowland said.
"Whenever the timing is right and comes together it'll happen. I'd want it to be a surprise."
And while Rowland is not the first celebrity to have breast enhancement surgery, she is one of the few to admit to it.
She said she went from an A-cup to a B-cup last October after a decade of deliberating over it.
"The last straw for me was putting on my favourite top and I looked like I was in kindgarten," Rowland said.
"I've had a lot of good feedback from being honest about it, especially from the young fans.
"I carry the fact I am a role model like a torch. I carry it with integrity.
"I wouldn't do anything to jeopardise that."
The US singer said she auditioned for the role of Carrie Bradshaw's assistant in the new film.
The part was won by American Idol star Jennifer Hudson, who starred with Rowland's band mate Beyonce in Dreamgirls.
"The movie's awesome," Rowland, 27, said.
"When they called me and said I didn't get the part I did cry, I can't lie.
"I'm happy for Jennifer Hudson - she did a good job but I could have done just as good a job!
"But everything happens for a reason."
Rowland is in Australia to promote her hit single Work and second solo album Ms Kelly.
While she was tight-lipped on details of Beyonce's April marriage to Jay-Z, she did not rule out a reunion.
"Destiny's Child is part of me," Rowland said.
"Whenever the timing is right and comes together it'll happen. I'd want it to be a surprise."
And while Rowland is not the first celebrity to have breast enhancement surgery, she is one of the few to admit to it.
She said she went from an A-cup to a B-cup last October after a decade of deliberating over it.
"The last straw for me was putting on my favourite top and I looked like I was in kindgarten," Rowland said.
"I've had a lot of good feedback from being honest about it, especially from the young fans.
"I carry the fact I am a role model like a torch. I carry it with integrity.
"I wouldn't do anything to jeopardise that."
Wednesday, 28 May 2008
Amy Winehouse - Winehouse Offered 2 Million Russian Gig
Troubled star AMY WINEHOUSE has reportedly been offered $2 million (GBP1 million) to perform a private show at a Russian art gallery.
The Back To Black singer was asked by Daria Zhukova, the girlfriend of Russian billionaire Roman Abramovich, to sing in front of a select group of art fans at the new gallery she has founded in Moscow.
Winehouse will sing at the Center for Contemporary Culture in September (08), and is thought to have been offered a six-figure sum for her appearance, reports British newspaper The Daily Telegraph.
It is not the first time the British star has been hired for a lucrative private concert - she was reportedly paid $1 million (GBP500,000) to appear at a Louis Vuitton catwalk show in Paris, France in February (08).
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Cerys Matthews and Marc Bannerman finished?
Cerys Matthews has reportedly ended her relationship with former 'EastEnders' star Marc Bannerman.
The couple fell for each other last year during the filming of the reality TV show 'I'm a Celebrity... Get Me out of Here!'.
After the programme was finished, the pair got together and declared that they were "in love" and even planned marriage and having children.
However, sources have apparently told the Sunday Mirror newspaper that Matthews had become bored of the relationship and split with Bannerman two days before Valentine's Day. She is now hoping to focus on her music career.
The paper reported: "The passion fizzled out and they've hardly seen each other in the last month. All the talk of having babies and settling down turned to dust. She realised the relationship was going nowhere and wants to concentrate on her tour, so she told Marc they were finished this week."
Bannerman's mother Dolores Noronha confirmed the news saying: "It's finished with Cerys. He's very upset, very down."
The couple fell for each other last year during the filming of the reality TV show 'I'm a Celebrity... Get Me out of Here!'.
After the programme was finished, the pair got together and declared that they were "in love" and even planned marriage and having children.
However, sources have apparently told the Sunday Mirror newspaper that Matthews had become bored of the relationship and split with Bannerman two days before Valentine's Day. She is now hoping to focus on her music career.
The paper reported: "The passion fizzled out and they've hardly seen each other in the last month. All the talk of having babies and settling down turned to dust. She realised the relationship was going nowhere and wants to concentrate on her tour, so she told Marc they were finished this week."
Bannerman's mother Dolores Noronha confirmed the news saying: "It's finished with Cerys. He's very upset, very down."
The Wreckers
Artist: The Wreckers
Genre(s):
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Stand Still, Look Pretty
Year: 2006
Tracks: 12
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Coldplay on a mission to connect with fans
LONDON (Billboard) - The album that will put the new EMI under its greatest global scrutiny to date is also 2008's most eagerly awaited release. That's the official word from Coldplay's new boss.
The band's "Viva La Vida or Death and All His Friends" will be released June 12 internationally on Parlophone/EMI and on June 17 in North America on Capitol. EMI Group chairman Guy Hands, who led the buyout of the music company last summer through his private-equity firm Terra Firma, says, "Right across the world, this is the most anticipated album of the year."
As the follow-up to the British melodic rock band's "X&Y" album of summer 2005, which scaled global sales north of 10 million units, according to the label, it's a significant release for many reasons. Just as "Viva La Vida" is a bold musical statement by a group that Martin says had grown to feel "a little dirty" by the end of its last campaign, the importance of this album to the new EMI, in the midst of its management restructuring, is hard to overstate.
But Martin, sitting in the band's own studio, the Bakery in northwest London, offers a typically relaxed and realistic interpretation.
"Being on a major label at the moment is like living in your grandparents' house," he says. "Everyone knows they need to move out, and they will eventually, but we kind of like our grandmother.
"It's obviously an antiquated model, because of the Internet, but we really love the people we work with. If we knew what the solution was to everything, then we'd do it. We have absolute respect for the Radioheads and Raconteurs and people who can do what they like. We're in contract though, so we're just going to make the most of it and enjoy the people we get to work with."
A RUSH OF BLOOD TO THE WEB
In a bold move to reassert its close relationship with its fans, Coldplay made the album's first single, "Violet Hill" -- a track, with something of the flavor of 1967-68 era Beatles -- available as a free download April 29, shifting more than 2 million units in its week of being available for free, according to EMI. A cover-mounted 7-inch vinyl edition of the single was given away with the May 10 issue of British music weekly NME, which went on sale May 6 -- the only physical version of the single to be made available, although it also went on sale at digital outlets the same day.
The band's "Viva La Vida or Death and All His Friends" will be released June 12 internationally on Parlophone/EMI and on June 17 in North America on Capitol. EMI Group chairman Guy Hands, who led the buyout of the music company last summer through his private-equity firm Terra Firma, says, "Right across the world, this is the most anticipated album of the year."
As the follow-up to the British melodic rock band's "X&Y" album of summer 2005, which scaled global sales north of 10 million units, according to the label, it's a significant release for many reasons. Just as "Viva La Vida" is a bold musical statement by a group that Martin says had grown to feel "a little dirty" by the end of its last campaign, the importance of this album to the new EMI, in the midst of its management restructuring, is hard to overstate.
But Martin, sitting in the band's own studio, the Bakery in northwest London, offers a typically relaxed and realistic interpretation.
"Being on a major label at the moment is like living in your grandparents' house," he says. "Everyone knows they need to move out, and they will eventually, but we kind of like our grandmother.
"It's obviously an antiquated model, because of the Internet, but we really love the people we work with. If we knew what the solution was to everything, then we'd do it. We have absolute respect for the Radioheads and Raconteurs and people who can do what they like. We're in contract though, so we're just going to make the most of it and enjoy the people we get to work with."
A RUSH OF BLOOD TO THE WEB
In a bold move to reassert its close relationship with its fans, Coldplay made the album's first single, "Violet Hill" -- a track, with something of the flavor of 1967-68 era Beatles -- available as a free download April 29, shifting more than 2 million units in its week of being available for free, according to EMI. A cover-mounted 7-inch vinyl edition of the single was given away with the May 10 issue of British music weekly NME, which went on sale May 6 -- the only physical version of the single to be made available, although it also went on sale at digital outlets the same day.
Glenn Tilbrook
Artist: Glenn Tilbrook
Genre(s):
Pop
Rock
Discography:
Past Has Been Bottled
Year: 2007
Tracks: 18
Transatlantic Ping Pong
Year: 2004
Tracks: 12
Singer/composer Glenn Tilbrook teamed with lyricist/guitarist Chris Difford to confidential information Squeeze, one of the most acclaimed and longest-lived bands to emerge from the new wave epoch. Often regarded as the Lennon and McCartney of their generation, the duo's saucy, sophisticated blade of drink down never achieved commercial success commensurate with their critical favor, although singles like "Pull Mussels (From the Shell)," "Tempted," and "Contraband Coffee in Bed" stay timeless religious cult classics. Born August 31, 1957, in London, Tilbrook studied guitar and pianissimo from age sextet forrader and at 13, he made his populace debut at a local talent express. He began writing and playing with Difford in 1973 and the undermentioned year, they formed Squeeze; the group's self-titled, John Cale-produced debut LP followed in 1978, yielding the venial rack up "Contract Me, I'm Yours." 1979's Cool for Cats was Squeeze's U.K. chart breakthrough, generating a couple of act iI singles, "Up the Junction" and the title track. The follow-up, Argybargy, yielded the lesser hits "Some other Nail in My Heart" and "Pull Mussels (From the Shell)," just coagulated the group's decisive standing on the strengh of Difford's wry, literate paronomasia and Tilbrook's crisp, cagey melodies.
Squeeze's chef-d'oeuvre East Side Story followed in 1981, grading the band's biggest U.S. arrive at to date with the memorable "Tempted"; though 1982's Sweets From a Stranger cracked the U.S. Top 40 buoyed by the unmarried "Fatal Coffee in Bed," creative exhaustion forced the band's breakup soon after. A 1983 hits collection, Singles 45's and Under, in the end went pt. Tilbrook straightaway resumed his collaborationism with Difford, however, composing songs for fellow Squeeze alum Jools Holland, as well as Paul Young, Billy Bremner, and Helen Shapiro. The duette likewise mounted Labelled With Love, a transitory 1983 degree musical adapted from their songs. A self-titled 1984 album credited simply to Difford and Tilbrook also appeared, only the following class they reunited Squeeze to press release Cosi Fan Tutti Frutti; 1987's Babylon and On was their biggest U.S. arrive at, notching a pair of Top 40 singles in "Hourglass" and "853-5937," only subsequent efforts appealed near exclusively to their devoted religious cult following.
The '90s base Tilbrook guesting on albums by artists including Aimee Mann and the Soft Boys' Kimberley Rew. He formally kicked off a solo career with the release of the single Parallel of latitude World on his have Quixotic Records in late 2000. The following year brought the release of another undivided, This Is Where You Ain't, and his first base full-length record album, The Incomplete Glenn Tilbrook, which included songs cowritten with Aimee Mann ("Lookout") and Ron Sexsmith ("You See Me").
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