Mp3 music: Richard Pinhas

Artist: Richard Pinhas: mp3 download    Genre(s):  Electronic New Age     Richard Pinhas's discography:      Tranzition    Year: 2004    Tracks: 5      Event and Repetitions    Year: 2002    Tracks: 5      Rhizosphere    Year: 1991    Tracks: 10      Iceland    Year: 1978    Tracks: 8      Chronolyse    Year: 1978    Tracks: 9 French guitar player Richard Pinhas lED the mathematical group Heldon from 1974-78, releasing seven-spot albums with that grouping and six-spot solo LPs, oftentimes featuring members of Heldon. Born in 1951, Pinhas earned a Ph.D. in philosophical system at the Sorbonne and taught at that school. In 1972 he became a parting of Schizo, a grouping whose medicine contained a great deal of electronics. After Schizo's expiry, Pinhas formed Heldon, whose only incessant was himself. Pinhas' solo work out covered a portion of run aground. His starting time solo LP, Rhizosphere, was performed alone on synthesizers, take out for drums on the squint-eyed title running. Chronolyse ranges from simple sequencer pieces to Paul Atreides, a 30-minute piece performed by Heldon. The Iceland LP successfully captures the feel of an ancient, frozen domain. East-West was Pinhas' to the highest degree commercial cultivate. L'Ethique, was a varied make with a more structured feel than some of his premature efforts. Pinhas retired from medicine until releasing DWW, which contained work from the full stop 1983-91. Pinhas released Cyborg Sally with John Livengood in 1994. Subsequent recordings include 1999's Fogey Culture and the undermentioned year's Schizotrope: The Life and Death of Marie Zorn. An album crafted from over 70 hours of guitar playing was set in concert over the adjacent few long time and was finally edited and released as Event and Repetitions in 2002.

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Cancer Survival Up Thanks To Evidence-based Approaches, Says Cancer Council, Australia

�New research showing a 30 per cent gain in five-year cancer survival since 1986 shows evidence-based cancer ascendance programs are working, Cancer Council Australia said.



Speaking on Daffodil Day (22 Aug), Cancer Council Australia Chief Executive Officer, Professor Ian Olver, said the findings of a new government report* on cancer survival and prevalence mail three clear messages:



- cancer catching and handling are improving, thanks to evidence-based approaches;

- more Australians are living with cancer for longer periods and will want support; and

- lack of progress in treating some cancers underscores the ongoing need for research.



"This is the fourth reputation on cancer survival in Australia in 23 days, with improvements each clock time and an overall addition in five-year survival of around 30 per penny," Professor Olver said.



"Sixty-four per cent of Australian women and 58 per cent of men are now awake five long time after a cancer diagnosis, compared with 53 and 41 per cent severally between 1982 and 1986, with in particular good results for patients aged betwixt 50 and 70.



"The findings reflect the effectiveness of early detection and advances in chemotherapy, radiation therapy and surgery, which are extending the lives of hoi polloi diagnosed with a compass of cancers."



Professor Olver said the new figures also emphatic the need for programs that provide supportive charge for cancer the Crab patients and their families. "With 655,000 Australians either living with an invasive cancer or as a long-run cancer survivor, we give birth to draw together as a community to support individuals and their families through the many difficulties of a cancer diagnosing," he aforesaid.



"The new data also show that we experience made selfsame limited progress in treating some complex and strong-growing tumours, such as those of the lung, brain, pancreas and cancers of unknown elementary source, underscoring the indigence for more research."



Professor Olver said the report also showed cancer selection remained glower for Australians in distant areas and for those who ar financially deprived, "adding urging to the need for programs and services that reduce societal inequity in cancer care outcomes".



He commended Cancer Australia, the Federal Government's cancer controller agency, for commissioning the valuable research.



*Cancer survival and prevalence in Australia: report commissioned by Cancer Australia, prepared by the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare

Cancer Council Australia


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Funding Available For 21 Campus Suicide Prevention Grants

�The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration is soliciting applications for grants to support suicide prevention effortson college campuses, pending the availability of FY 2009 funds.


The American College Health Association's 2006 National College Health Assessment establish that 9 percent of students enrolled in a higher education Department institution had seriously considered suicide within the past year, and that 1.3 percentage actually attempted suicide. This program is designed to assist colleges and universities in their efforts to prevent felo-de-se attempts and completions and to enhance services for students with mental and behavioral health problems, such as depression and substance abuse, which put them at risk for self-annihilation.


It is expected that about $2.1 meg will be available to fund up to 21 grants. The average yearly award sum is expected to be up to $100,000 per year for up to three years. Grant recipients ar expected to provide coordinated funds from nonfederal sources for each year of the grant. The actual award

Sean Biddle-Funky

   
Artist: Sean Biddle-Funky

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 Funky Fantasy

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Diamond Neil

   
Artist: Diamond Neil

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 Tap Root Manuscript

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 The Ultimate Collection CD1

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 The Essential Collection

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 Jonathan Livingston Seagull

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 In my Lifetime (1 of 3)

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 Hot August Night

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 Greatest Hits 1966 To 1992 CD1

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 19XX - Greatest Hits Live!

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Will & Grace star agrees film deal

'Will & Grace' star Debra Messing has joined the cast of a new family drama-comedy called 'Humboldt Park'.
Variety reports that the cast of the film also includes John Leguizamo, Alfred Molina, Freddy Rodriguez, Jay Hernandez, Mercedes Ruehl, Luis Guzman, Melonie Diaz and Vanessa Ferlito.
'Humboldt Park' tells the story of three siblings who return to the family home for a festive visit.
Messing will play the wife of Leguizamo's character.
Shooting on the Alfredo De Villa-directed film begins next week in Chicago.

Okkervil River preps fall tour in support of new album

Indie folk-rockers Okkervil River [ tickets ] have lined up a fall tour behind the September release of the band's fifth studio album, "The Stand Ins."The Texas group will kick off the run Sept. 12 in Lawrence, KS, and the tour will hit 22 cities during its month-long run, winding down with a pair of Canadian shows in mid-October. Details are below.In September, the group plans to release its fifth full-length studio album, "The Stand Ins." The set features production by longtime Okkervil studio partner Brian Beattie, and guest appearances by former member Jonathan Melburg (now a member of indie-rockers Shearwater along with Okkervil frontman Will Sheff) and The Wrens' Charles Bissell.The new album follows quickly on the heels of last year's "The Stage Names," recorded in Austin, TX, with Beattie producing, and Spoon drummer and producer Jim Eno mixing. The two albums were originally intended for release as a double album, according to a press release."We had so many songs we were excited about that we briefly threw around the idea of just putting out a double record," said Sheff in a statement. "Instead, we decided to take a group of songs that fit with each other and turn that into 'The Stage Names,' setting the rest aside for a future release, a 'The Stage Names' sequel."Last December the band released "Golden Opportunities," a nine-song free downloadable album through Okkervil River's website. The free album contains eight covers and one live track."I think it's important for everyone, not just bands, to periodically ask themselves 'am I still having fun?' And it's important to figure out ways to make the answer still be 'yes,'" the group wrote on the site regarding the freebie. "The idea of an album just being an album--a collection of songs that was fun to put together and hopefully will be fun to listen to--appealed to me. And I have to admit I kind of got off on the fact that no one knew this thing existed until the very minute we posted it."