MTV News Special 'Obama Decoded' to Air Friday, August twenty-ninth at 7:30 PM
ET/PT; 'McCain Decoded' to Air Friday, September 5th at 7:30 PM ET/PT
Choose or Lose Street Team '08 Reports Live with Mobile-to-Web Coverage
via ChooseorLose.com
NEW YORK, Aug. 26 -- Maintaining the impulse of MTV's
Emmy award-winning "Choose or Lose" (http://think.mtv.com/Issues/politics)
campaign, MTV (http://www.mtv.com/index.jhtml?extcmp=SEO_SSP_Y) continues
to cover the youth vote like no peerless else. MTV News
(http://www.mtv.com/news) correspondents, including Sway Calloway, are
reporting day-by-day from both the Democratic and Republican conventions on
television, online and on the french telephone. As function of the coverage, MTV will
air two half-hour specials, "Obama Decoded" and "McCain Decoded" following
each candidate's presidential nominee acceptance speeches, severally, on
Friday, August 29th at 7:30 pm ET/PT and on Friday, September 5th at 7:30
PM ET/PT. Additionally, celebrities from Pete Wentz of Fall Out Boy to
Kenna will be blogging live on MTV.com during the candidates' speeches.
Members of MTV's Street Team '08 citizen journalists are also hitting the
streets of Denver and Minneapolis, as they cover the conventions and youth
issues with bouncy, mobile-to-web broadcasts powered by Flixwagon fluid
broadcasting technology and Twitter feeds, straight from the convention
halls.
"Obama Decoded" and "McCain Decoded" testament take in-depth looks at each
candidate's acceptance oral communication, dissecting the rhetoric to identify issues
that matter most to young people. Each show will integrate the voice of
MTV's interview, with comment from analysts, young delegates, and youth
attending the conventions for the first time. as well as those observation
from their home states, with the Street Team '08 journalists recording
spring chicken reactions at viewing parties across America. Additionally, a number
of celebrities will be blogging live on MTV.com during each of the
candidate's speeches, including Pete Wentz, Ryan Leslie, Kenna, and Solange
Knowles.
In addition to these shows, MTV's News reports will air day-after-day on a
variety of MTV channels, from Total Request Live on MTV to MTV2 to mtvU to
MTV Tr3s. The reportage will tackle a variety of issues relevant to young
people, but testament specifically focus on how both parties are approaching
topics lining young veterans. Choose or Lose hopes to raise these issues
and guarantee the Presidential candidates ar addressing them as portion of their
overall campaigns.
"Recent MTV research found that most 70 percentage of brigham Young people
personally know someone who has fought in Iraq," says Ian Rowe, Senior Vice
President of Strategic Partnerships and Public Affairs. "More broadly,
MTV's research revealed that 81% of our audience is closely monitoring this
election, as compared to 58% earlier this year. With such overwhelming
interest from young people in this election, it's crucial that Choose or
Lose continue to cover the issues of greatest grandness to them, across
all the media platforms they use."
MTV's Street Team of citizen journalists will air on the spot reports,
streamed live each day from correspondents' Flixwagon video-equipped mobile
phones to ChooseorLose.com, along with blog posts and twitter feeds for
up-to-the-minute reports. Reports will as well be streamed live from both
conventions in MTV's Virtual World (http://www.vmtv.com/), with a few of
the Street Teamers on the ground making "live" special appearances from
each convention to talk government with young people in the Virtual World.
MTV 's Street Team '08 is utilizing an groundbreaking mobile-to-web
broadcast medium technology by Flixwagon (hTTP://www.flixwagon.com) to stream
lively video footage online and on-air using mobile phones. Flixwagon's
application allows anyone using a capable 3G mobile phone to easily current
live, superiority video flat to the web.
The "Street Team '08" programme is made possible by the Knight News
Challenge duncan James Corrow Grant from the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation. The Knight
News Challenge, at hTTP://www.newschallenge.org, is an annual worldwide
competition awarding $5 million for innovative ideas that use digital media
to inform and inspire communities. The Knight Foundation plans to invest at
least $25 million all over five long time in the search for bold biotic community news
experiments
"Choose or Lose '08" (http://www.ChooseorLose.com) is MTV's Emmy-Award
winning campaign to engage, inform and endue young voters on the
political issues that issue to them most. First launched in 1992, the
campaign has helped fuel several of the largest youth voter turnouts in US
history, including in 2004, when it helped inspire nearly 22 million 18-30
year olds to register and ballot. This year, Choose or Lose is nominated to
be one of the top 10 sites ever-changing the humanity of government. To throw away your
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hTTP://www.politicsonline.on a creative retail store and vocalisation that entertains, informs and unites
on every chopine and cover. On-air, MTV has been the number one rated 24
hour ad-supported cable length network P12-24 for 16 straight days. Online,
MTV.com scored double-digit maturation in 2007 and MTV launched 15 dynamic
online communities and eight new virtual worlds. On the go, MTV Mobile is
the #1 music brand in the wireless space -- delivering 90% more streams
than in 2006. And MTV's successful sibling networks MTV2, mtvU and MTV Tr3s
each deliver unprecedented customized capacity, super-serving music fans,
college students and young American Latinos like no unitary else. MTV is portion
of MTV Networks, a unit of Viacom (NYSE: VIA, VIA.B), one of the world's
leading creators of computer programing and subject matter across all media platforms.
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Monday, 1 September 2008
Friday, 22 August 2008
Yung Berg
�Look What You Made Me� (Epic/Yung Boss Music Group): C+
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As if the game of necessity another Yung anyone, Berg (Christian Ward) steps on the scene and makes squeaky-voiced claims about organism a prince, a knob and putting Chi-town on the map (note to Berg: Kanye has this covered). As much as he crows about certificate and name-drops rap legends who supposedly made him what he is today, he ends up another fly-by-night radio star dispensing disposable rhymes about sex, drugs and money stacks. If he really was a cartesian product of Biggie, Tupac and Jay-Z, his bars would be a lot bettor. Download: �Where Do We Go.�
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Tuesday, 12 August 2008
Caribbean Public Health Authorities Propose To Eliminate Vertical Transmission Of HIV And Syphilis By 2015
�Public health authorities, HIV and Maternal and Child Health experts concluded that it is feasible to eliminate the vertical transmitting of HIV and syph in the Caribbean by 2015. The conclusion was reached after a technical meeting convened by the Pan American Health Organization-World Health Organization (PAHO-WHO) and the United Nations Fund for Children (UNICEF) during the XVII International AIDS Conference.
The experts proposed criteria to licence countries that achieve elimination of vertical transmission of HIV and syphilis as public health problems. The transmission of both infections from mother to child can be reduced to very lowly levels with simple and affordable interventions, but zero point transmission rates are non possible at the moment.
According to the proposal, Caribbean countries with incidence rates of less than 2 HIV cases per C infected mothers could be certified as having eliminated vertical transmission of HIV as a public health problem, patch countries with incidence rates of 0.5 or lower of syphilis cases for 1,000 live births could be certifiable as having eliminated vertical transmission of syphilis.
In 1995, the Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) began a regional first step for the elimination of congenital syph in the Americas. However, it is the first time that a development region proposes also the elimination of vertical transmission of HIV. "The Caribbean has been pioneer in other areas, and we can be a pioneer in this one to a fault. This is a aim we backside definitely make," said the Minister of Health and the Environment of St. Vincent and the Grenadines, Hon. Douglas W. Slater.
The discussions in Mexico involved several populace health officials from most countries of the area. For Carol Jacobs, chair of the National HIV/AIDS Commission of Barbados, the proposal is feasible simply it will require "strengthening the surveillance and the monitoring and evaluation systems of the region." The regional organisms were represented by the Assistant Secretary-General of the Caribbean Community (CARICOM), Edward Greene, and the Deputy Program Manager of Pan Caribbean Partnership Against HIV/AIDS (PANCAP), Morris Edwards. Also attended the meeting representatives of the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA), the Caribbean Network of people living with HIV (CRN+), the Caribbean Vulnerable Communities Coalition (CVC) and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
"PAHO and UNICEF believe this proposal will conduce to address two public health problems that involve our women and children, HIV and Syphilis, in a comprehensive and integrated manner, " said the PAHO director Mirta Roses. The Caribbean Initiative for Elimination of Vertical Transmission of HIV and Syphilis will be formally launched in 2009, after a series of regional consultations, announced the PAHO HIV Caribbean Office (PHCO).
Country reports bespeak significant progress in addressing vertical transmission of HIV and syph. In Trinidad and Tobago the lues sero-reactivity rate for infants declined from 31% in 2002 to 9% in 2005. Antiretroviral treatment to reduce the vertical transmission system of HIV is uncommitted to 100% of pregnant women with the virus in Cuba, Dominica, St. Kits and Nevis, and St. Vincent and the Grenadines, and to 86% in The Bahamas.
However, the elimination of vertical transmission by 2015 presents challenges. Some countries have small coverage of syphilis screening and intervention. Antiretroviral coverage for pregnant women with HIV is below 50% in several countries including Haiti, the Dominican Republic, Suriname and the Turks and Caicos Islands. Available data from 2000 to 2005 indicates that 0.5% to 4% of pregnant women in the Caribbean had syphilis. Mother to Child transmission of HIV constitutes an estimated 8% to 10% of all transmissions in the region in 2007.
According to the Caribbean experts present in the Mexico City AIDS Conference, key elements of the elimination first step include scaling-up services of primary bar of HIV and pox and strengthening of wellness systems, in particular paternal and kid health services, surveillance, monitoring and rating. This was first clip that the AIDS Conference took station in Latin America and the Caribbean.
PAHO, founded in 1902, works with all the countries of the Americas to improve the health and quality of life of their peoples. It as well serves as the Regional Office for the Americas of the World Health Organization (WHO).
http://www.paho.org
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The experts proposed criteria to licence countries that achieve elimination of vertical transmission of HIV and syphilis as public health problems. The transmission of both infections from mother to child can be reduced to very lowly levels with simple and affordable interventions, but zero point transmission rates are non possible at the moment.
According to the proposal, Caribbean countries with incidence rates of less than 2 HIV cases per C infected mothers could be certified as having eliminated vertical transmission of HIV as a public health problem, patch countries with incidence rates of 0.5 or lower of syphilis cases for 1,000 live births could be certifiable as having eliminated vertical transmission of syphilis.
In 1995, the Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) began a regional first step for the elimination of congenital syph in the Americas. However, it is the first time that a development region proposes also the elimination of vertical transmission of HIV. "The Caribbean has been pioneer in other areas, and we can be a pioneer in this one to a fault. This is a aim we backside definitely make," said the Minister of Health and the Environment of St. Vincent and the Grenadines, Hon. Douglas W. Slater.
The discussions in Mexico involved several populace health officials from most countries of the area. For Carol Jacobs, chair of the National HIV/AIDS Commission of Barbados, the proposal is feasible simply it will require "strengthening the surveillance and the monitoring and evaluation systems of the region." The regional organisms were represented by the Assistant Secretary-General of the Caribbean Community (CARICOM), Edward Greene, and the Deputy Program Manager of Pan Caribbean Partnership Against HIV/AIDS (PANCAP), Morris Edwards. Also attended the meeting representatives of the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA), the Caribbean Network of people living with HIV (CRN+), the Caribbean Vulnerable Communities Coalition (CVC) and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
"PAHO and UNICEF believe this proposal will conduce to address two public health problems that involve our women and children, HIV and Syphilis, in a comprehensive and integrated manner, " said the PAHO director Mirta Roses. The Caribbean Initiative for Elimination of Vertical Transmission of HIV and Syphilis will be formally launched in 2009, after a series of regional consultations, announced the PAHO HIV Caribbean Office (PHCO).
Country reports bespeak significant progress in addressing vertical transmission of HIV and syph. In Trinidad and Tobago the lues sero-reactivity rate for infants declined from 31% in 2002 to 9% in 2005. Antiretroviral treatment to reduce the vertical transmission system of HIV is uncommitted to 100% of pregnant women with the virus in Cuba, Dominica, St. Kits and Nevis, and St. Vincent and the Grenadines, and to 86% in The Bahamas.
However, the elimination of vertical transmission by 2015 presents challenges. Some countries have small coverage of syphilis screening and intervention. Antiretroviral coverage for pregnant women with HIV is below 50% in several countries including Haiti, the Dominican Republic, Suriname and the Turks and Caicos Islands. Available data from 2000 to 2005 indicates that 0.5% to 4% of pregnant women in the Caribbean had syphilis. Mother to Child transmission of HIV constitutes an estimated 8% to 10% of all transmissions in the region in 2007.
According to the Caribbean experts present in the Mexico City AIDS Conference, key elements of the elimination first step include scaling-up services of primary bar of HIV and pox and strengthening of wellness systems, in particular paternal and kid health services, surveillance, monitoring and rating. This was first clip that the AIDS Conference took station in Latin America and the Caribbean.
PAHO, founded in 1902, works with all the countries of the Americas to improve the health and quality of life of their peoples. It as well serves as the Regional Office for the Americas of the World Health Organization (WHO).
http://www.paho.org
More info
Wednesday, 6 August 2008
Yet Another Financial Worry For McMahon
Beloved TV icon Ed McMahon faces yet some other financial woefulness - he is
Pathaan
Artist: Pathaan
Genre(s):
Easy Listening
Discography:
Stoned Asia 4
Year: 2002
Tracks: 11
Deep Forest
Thursday, 3 July 2008
B.G. The Prince Of Rap
Artist: B.G. The Prince Of Rap
Genre(s):
Rap: Hip-Hop
Discography:
The Power of Rhythm
Year: 1991
Tracks: 13
The Time Is Now
Year:
Tracks: 12
Diddy's Ride Gets Plowed
A guy got passed-out wasted and plowed into a fleet of super-pricey whips in NYC the other night -- too bad for him, that $400,000 Maybach he hit belonged to Diddy!
Cops tell TMZ they popped jackass Charles Lorenzo for DUI last Friday after he slammed into several cars -- including Diddy's sweet ride -- in front Manhattan hotspot 1Oak.
Get this -- cops say Lorenzo was so drunk when they showed up, he was ass up, passed out face down on the ground.
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Cops tell TMZ they popped jackass Charles Lorenzo for DUI last Friday after he slammed into several cars -- including Diddy's sweet ride -- in front Manhattan hotspot 1Oak.
Get this -- cops say Lorenzo was so drunk when they showed up, he was ass up, passed out face down on the ground.
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Kings Of Leon Unveil The Politics Behind New Album
Kings of Leon have admitted that both age and more experience have helped them tackle political issues on their new album.
The record, entitled 'Only By Night Night', is due to be released on September 22nd and is the follow-up to 2007's 'Because of the Times'.
Speaking about the lyrics on the new album, frontman Caleb Followill said: "The older you get the more you realise that you have to take a stand and have to believe in something and I think we're on the right path.
“I just think we're a little more political at this point.”
Followill went on to explain that the band hadn't touched political issues in the past because “for a while it was the cool thing for American bands to do”. “A lot of people revived their careers that way,” he added.
"We let that pass over and now we can actually write or sing about something if we have a belief about it and we're doing it on our terms and not because its the cool thing to do.
“Truth is Bush is still in their, the war is still going on,” he told XFM.
Kings of Leon previewed new material, believed to be from the new album, during their headlining performance at the Glastonbury Festival last Friday (June 27th).
You can see pictures from the band's show on Gigwise below...
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Kid Rock - Rock Daly Team Up For Golf Fun At Buick Open
KID ROCK turned Michigan's Buick Open Pro-Am golf tournament into a day of fun and games on Wednesday (25Jun08) when he teamed up with hellraiser JOHN DALY for a round.
Rock, who was hospitalised for exhaustion in Britain earlier this month (Jun08), turned up for his 18 holes wearing a white T-shirt, hat and denim dungarees and had no intention of following golf's stuffy rules, switching to sandals and camouflage shorts.
And his partner, Daly, was just as game to have fun on the Warwick Hills course in Grand Blanc.
Rock chatted with fans, joining them behind ropes at one point to cheer Daly on, and revealed he and the golfer became firm friends after the chubby sports star bought thousands of dollars' worth of merchandise at one of his concerts.
And recreating a party trick Daly has performed many times at his rocker pal's Michigan home, the golfer, at one point, teed off from a beer can.
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Apolokia
Artist: Apolokia
Genre(s):
Metal: Death,Black
Discography:
In Ceremonial Circles-Kult Sat
Year: 2001
Tracks: 4
Day Of Infamy
Breakdown prompts US strike fears
Three weeks of contract talks between the Screen Actors Guild (SAG) and the organisation that represents the major American studios have ended in stalemate, prompting fears of a strike.
The 100-day writers strike ended in February and is still affecting TV schedules. Stumbling blocks such as 'residual' rights relating to DVD sales, the internet and other new media are blocking progress.
The unrest has already had an impact with many shows in the US having decided against scheduling productions to happen after June 30, the date the current agreement between the studios and the unions ends, until agreement is reached.
According to Reuters, the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers (AMPTP), which represents the studios, said after the breakdown that: 'SAG's continued adherence to unreasonable demands' had led to the breakdown.
SAG has not yet released a statement.
A separate dispute between SAG and the other main acting union, the American Federation of Television and Radio Artists (AFTRA), has also fed the uneasiness.
In the past, the unions negotiated in tandem, but a split occurred prior to the current talks and the studios are expected to negotiate with AFTRA next.
The 100-day writers strike ended in February and is still affecting TV schedules. Stumbling blocks such as 'residual' rights relating to DVD sales, the internet and other new media are blocking progress.
The unrest has already had an impact with many shows in the US having decided against scheduling productions to happen after June 30, the date the current agreement between the studios and the unions ends, until agreement is reached.
According to Reuters, the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers (AMPTP), which represents the studios, said after the breakdown that: 'SAG's continued adherence to unreasonable demands' had led to the breakdown.
SAG has not yet released a statement.
A separate dispute between SAG and the other main acting union, the American Federation of Television and Radio Artists (AFTRA), has also fed the uneasiness.
In the past, the unions negotiated in tandem, but a split occurred prior to the current talks and the studios are expected to negotiate with AFTRA next.
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