Artist: Citizen Bird: mp3 download Genre(s): Rock Other Discography: Citizen Bird Year: 2002 Tracks: 2 Live from WHFS Year: Tracks: 3 Formed in Gothenburg, Sweden, psychedelic careen fivesome Citizen Bird -- singer Simon Ohlsson, guitarist Andreas Nilsson, drummer Anders Gustafsson, bassist Jukka Rintamaki, and keyboardist Jon Olmeskog -- came together as a group of artistic production school students in the later '90s. The band (besides loss under the name Silverbullit in Europe) released its debut in 1997 on Swedish indie label Fine Tone. In April 2002, it released Citizen Bird on NONS/MNW in Europe and Stinky Records in the U.S. Also in 2002, the band was nominated for Best Rock Act at Sweden's adaptation of the U.S. Grammy Awards. As part of its U.S. spell the same year, the banding played at the South by Southwest Music Festival in Austin, TX. |
Saturday, 30 August 2008
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Wednesday, 20 August 2008
The Changing Marketplace Of Antithrombotics: Better Than Cheaper?
The Business Intelligence fast La Merie S.L. reported in its most recent update of the Antithrombotics Competitor Pipeline that sales of the two prima antithrombotics enoxaparin and clopidogrel are rather being challenged by improved innovator drugs than by cheaper generics. The strapping market of major branded antithrombotics in 2007 was US$ 14.9 bln and attracts many companies to grow innovative successors.
The leading anticoagulant enoxaparin is already being challenged by securities industry launch of the number one oral direct thrombin inhibitor from Boehringer Ingelheim.
Oral direct Factor Xa inhibitors are the leading class of anticoagulants having shown superior effects over enoxaparin. Bayer's rivaroxaban is under regulatory
Sunday, 10 August 2008
Philip Glass and Uakti
Artist: Philip Glass and Uakti
Genre(s):
Classical
Ambient
Discography:
Aguas De Amazonia
Year: 1999
Tracks: 10
Mapa
Year: 1992
Tracks: 6
 
Tuesday, 1 July 2008
Forehead bruised, Stephen Colbert fights 'face violence'
NEW YORK - With a bruised forehead, Stephen Colbert has found a new cause celebre: fighting the glamorization of "face violence."
As he did after breaking his wrist last year, Colbert has transformed a real-life injury into a mock crusade. Colbert was injured Saturday, and while he's been cagey about the cause, he's made no attempt to hide the scarring between his eyebrows this week on "The Colbert Report."
In extreme close-up Monday, he detailed the wreckage: "What the hell is going on right here? What the hell did I do to myself on Saturday? I've got stitches up there and it looks like I'm growing a little map of Norway down the side of my face."
Colbert has declined to say how the injury happened. (His publicist and Comedy Central also declined to comment.) Instead, he has said what's important is his new responsibility to fight "face violence" in Hollywood films.
Last June, Colbert broke his wrist while running around his set before the taping of a show. The comedian went on to wage a months-long fight for "wrist awareness" and widely circulated "WristStrong" bracelets for the cause. (Proceeds for the $1 bracelets have gone to the Yellow Ribbon Fund, a charity that assists injured service members and their families.)
This week, Colbert has joked that after the wrist injury, he pledged he would never break a fall with his hands.
Tuesday's guest, Will Smith, had a theory: "I think I know what happened to your face, 'cause I can tell. Somebody kicked your ass, didn't they?"
Colbert has claimed it could have happened by smashing watermelons with his head or by "practising for a walk-on role in Cirque du soleil and overestimating the number of French-Canadians my forehead would support."
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Thursday, 26 June 2008
James Cotton Blues Band With Guest
Artist: James Cotton Blues Band With Guest
Genre(s):
Blues
Discography:
35th Anniversary Jam
Year: 2002
Tracks: 12
 
Monday, 16 June 2008
Seth Rogen Web video turns feature
Jay Baruchel co-stars in 'Apocalypse'
Mandate Pictures thinks so, and it's turning a short Internet trailer Seth Rogen did with his friends on the subject into a feature film.
"Jay and Seth vs. the Apocalypse" will star Rogen and Jay Baruchel and be written and produced by Rogen and his writing partner Evan Goldberg.
The story revolves around two guys who, with the end the world unfolding and the planet invaded by monsters, are ready to kill each other after being cooped up together for too long.
Goldberg and Jason Stone came up with the story, adding into the mix Rogen and Baruchel, pals and fellow Canadians since their "Undeclared" days. Stone directed a short trailer for it last year in the hopes that the concept could one day be turned into a movie. (A short film is currently in post.)
One day came sooner than later when Mandate, which has been looking for ways to continue its push into comedy following its massive success with "Juno," aggressively pursued the project and beat out several suitors.
"It was exciting for us when we convinced these guys to try a business outside of the studio (system)," said Kahane, who is exec producing with Stone and Baruchel.
The deal that the two parties have carved out is unique in that it gives Rogen and Goldberg full creative authorship of the movie and significantly -- allowing for a few financial parameters that both sides have agreed to -- final cut.
"You don't do it for everybody," said Kahane on the subject of final cut. "You do it for people who you get to know over a period of time and you get a sense of whether they are your kind of people or they aren't. Sam Raimi has final cut on every Ghost House movie we've ever had. ... Sometimes you want to get into bed with talent you want to trust and are willing to show them that trust contractually."
The plan is to hire a director this summer and, with a budget in the range of other Rogen movies, shoot in 2009, working in concert with Rogen's packed schedule. The multihyphenate is currently working with Adam Sandler on Judd Apatow's latest directorial effort, an untitled comedy, and then plans to shoot "The Green Hornet," which he and Goldberg are now writing, early next year. That action comedy has a June 2010 release date, recently pushed back from a year earlier.
"He's busy, but he's also unbelievably focused on his business," Kahane said. "I've never seen anyone turn around material faster or notes or whatever. He's good."
Tendo Nagenda will oversee the project for Mandate along with Kahane.
Rogen and Goldberg are repped by UTA, with Rogen additionally repped by Principal Entertainment.
Baruchel, who appeared with Rogen in "Knocked Up" and will next be seen in "Tropic Thunder," is repped by CAA and Thruline Entertainment.
Stone is repped by CAA.
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