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Monday 8 September 2008

Lipitor 80 Mg Provided Sustained Risk Reduction Of Cardiovascular Events In Patients With Heart Disease During The Five-Year TNT Trial

�Pfizer proclaimed that in patients with established centre disease, Lipitor� (atorvastatin ca) 80 mg not only significantly rock-bottom the congener risk of suffering a first cardiovascular event by 19 percent compared to Lipitor 10 mg just also provided a sustained reduction in the endangerment of a subsequent second, third, fourth, and fifth cardiovascular result, according to a subanalysis of the five-year Treating to New Targets (TNT) study.

This subanalysis, designed and completed following the closure of the TNT study, was presented at the 2008 European Society of Cardiology Congress in Munich, Germany.

"The original TNT trial, as with most cardiovascular outcome trials, only evaluated the time to a patient's first-class honours degree cardiovascular upshot and therefore may not have in full accounted for the total clinical benefits achieved by intensive LDL-cholesterol lowering," aforementioned Dr. John LaRosa, president and professor of music at the State University of New York Downstate Medical Center in Brooklyn, New York, and a member of the TNT steering committee. "This subanalysis is of import because patients with heart disease often go on to suffer more than one cardiovascular event."

Any cardiovascular outcome, which was chosen as the termination for this post-hoc subanalysis, was defined as death from heart disease, nonfatal heart attack, resuscitated cardiac arrest, certain types of heart surgery, procedure-related heart attack, chest pain, fatal or nonfatal stroke, peripheral arterial disease or hospitalization due to chronic centre failure.

"These findings hint that patients can benefit from semipermanent therapy with high dosage Lipitor," continued Dr. LaRosa.

In this subanalysis of the TNT study, evaluating patients with established fondness disease (n=10,001), compared to Lipitor 10 mg, Lipitor 80 mg demonstrated:

- 19 percent significant relative peril reduction in a number one cardiovascular case (n=3,082);

- 21 percent significant congenator risk reduction in a subsequent sec cardiovascular event (n=1,516);

- 24 percent significant relation risk diminution in a subsequent third cardiovascular event (n=698);

- 28 percent significant relative hazard reduction in a subsequent fourth cardiovascular event (n=345);

- 29 pct significant congenator risk reduction in a subsequent fifth cardiovascular event (n=197).

"Although the original TNT study was non designed to look at subsequent cardiovascular events, these results ar compelling and suggestive of sustained welfare with Lipitor 80 mg compared with Lipitor 10 mg in patients with heart disease," said Dr. Rochelle Chaiken, vice president of the United States of Pfizer's global cardiovascular and metabolic medical team.

About the TNT Study

The TNT study was an investigator-led test coordinated by an independent steering commission and funded by Pfizer. The study enrolled 10,001 manpower and women with coronary heart disease aged 35 years to 75 age in 14 countries and followed them for an average of five long time. Primary study results were published in The New England Journal of Medicine in 2005.

The primary endpoint of the original TNT study was the occurrence of a first major cardiovascular event, outlined as death from middle disease, nonfatal heart attacks, resuscitated cardiac arrest, or fatal or non-fatal strokes.

In contrast, the termination for this subanalysis was any cardiovascular event, defined as death from fondness disease, nonfatal heart attack, resuscitated cardiac arrest, sealed types of heart surgical procedure, procedure-related heart attack, chest pain, fatal or nonfatal stroke, peripheral arterial disease or hospitalization due to chronic ticker failure.

Lipitor 80 mg is non a starting dose. Lipitor is not approved in all countries to abbreviate the peril of cardiovascular events in patients with existing warmheartedness disease.

Important U.S. Prescribing Information

Lipitor is a prescription medication. It is used in patients with multiple peril factors for heart disease such as family history, high blood pressure, age, low HDL ("good" cholesterin) or smoking to cut the jeopardy of a heart blast and fortuity, certain kinds of tenderness surgery and chest pain sensation.

Lipitor is also secondhand in patients with type 2 diabetes and at least one other danger factor for heart disease such as high stemma pressure, smoking or complications of diabetes, including eye disease and protein in urine, to reduce the risk of heart attack and stroke.

Lipitor is used in patients with existing coronary thrombosis heart disease to reduce the risk of mettle attack, slash, certain kinds of warmheartedness surgery, hospital care for warmheartedness failure, and chest nuisance.

When diet and exercise alone are not enough, Lipitor is used along with a low-fat dieting and exercise to lour cholesterol.

Lipitor is not for everyone. It is not for those with liver problems. And it is not for women who ar nursing, pregnant or may become meaning.

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Friday 29 August 2008

Mp3 music: Coralie Clement

Artist: Coralie Clement: mp3 download

   Genre(s):

Other

Coralie Clement's discography:

Salle Des Pas Perdus

Year: 2002

Tracks: 13

Sounding more like such authoritative '60s French pop vocalists as Jane Birkin and Francoise Hardy - distilled with the breathy bossa nova of Astrud Gilberto -- than her contemporaries, Coralie ClÃ©ment released her low album in 2002, Salle dES Pas Perdus. The record is a collaborative elbow lubricating oil between her and author/composer/performer - and Coralie's rip brother - Benjamin Biolay, wHO wrote and ordered all of the 12 songs. Born into a melodic rout in Villefranche-sur-Saone, France, Coralie could identify all of the instruments of the orchestra by the age of triplet, studied musical theory at little Phoebe, and at sextuplet, she took up the violin. She never considered herself to be a vocalizer, though. She played out much of her adolescent years audience to the records of Serge Gainsbourg, Birkin, Hardy, the Beatles, and, queerly, Vanessa Paradis. Calling herself a "groupie" of her brother's, she conditioned all of his compositions, and she began to reinterpret his songs, imbuing his poetical ballads with both a fleshly black bile and fun. It wasn't until a much later Paris claver with Biolay that he found this out, when she began to blab his songs back to him as he strummed. He recorded this informal school term, and her first base record volume ensued.

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Tuesday 19 August 2008

Mp3 music: EC8OR

Artist: EC8OR: mp3 download

   Genre(s):

Other

EC8OR's discography:

All of Us Can Be Rich

Year: 1997

Tracks: 14

Cologne-bred, Berlin-based Patric C. (aka EC8OR) is one of the most fertile of the younger generation of "digital hardcore" artists combination hard-core breakbeat and gabber techno with elements of punk rock rock, speeding alloy, and observational interference. Recording and playing under a half xII pseudonyms (including Eradicator, E-De Cologne, Irish Coffee, and Test-Tube Boy), Patric C.'s EC8OR work is ordinarily in quislingism with adolescent hood singer Gina D'Orio (formerly of the Lemonbabies and Throw That Beat), and through their association with Alec Empire's Digital Hardcore Recordings label, they've managed to turn ane the near pop and well-known artists on the German hard-core scene. Using merely an Amiga 500 (a garish, jolly boat disused screen background computer with built-in sequencing and sampling capabilities), Patric began recording in 1991 after quitting school to immerse himself in the emergent fustian scene. Releasing tracks literally out of his journey bag, Patric's low gear twelves of comparatively straightforward techno appeared through Cologne's noted Structure label mathematical group (which included imprint's such as DJ Ungle Fever, Mono Tone, and Profan along with artists such as Mike Ink, Air Liquide, and Biochip C.). Patric's sexual beloved of blame music, punk, and death alloy didn't picture through and through in the music until he began making breakbeat gabber, however -- a style which linked him with hardcore sulfurous and techno labels such as Shockwave, Fischkopf (through which he released his debut LP, Agitprop), and, eventually, DHR. The group's association with the latter label has belike been the most crucial; in plus to a number of singles and the self-titled EC8OR uncut (released in late 1995), DHR's distribution deal with American label Grand Royal translated into a far larger interview for their music, with Earth Beaters following in 1998. Two days afterward EC8OR released the full-length The One and Only High and Low.

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Saturday 9 August 2008

Amy Winehouse discharged

Washington (ANI): Troubled vocalist Amy Winehouse has been discharged from hospital after being tempered for reaction to medicine.

The Rehab star was rushed to London's University College Hospital after hurt an adverse reaction to medication yesterday. Winehouse's UK rep Chris Goodman aforesaid that the 24-year-old singer was now in good spirits after spending a 'comfortable night' in hospital.

"She had a bit of a scare yesterday because of a reaction to treatment," Contactmusic quoted Goodman, as saying. "She was unbroken in overnight purely for observation," he added.

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Tuesday 1 July 2008

DMX Arrested Again -- We Give Up Already

That's right, woodchuck-chuckers -- it's Groundhog Day!

DMX was arrested for the -- oh heck, we lost count how many-ith time -- busted in Miami for trying to buy cocaine and marijuana.

X, real name Earl Simmons, was popped back on June 23 for driving without a valid driver's license ... and on May 9 on seven misdemeanor counts of animal cruelty and four felony drug possession charges ... and May 7 on charges of racing on a highway, reckless driving, two counts of endangerment, three counts of criminal speed and driving on a suspended license.

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Tuesday 24 June 2008

Salakavala

Artist: Salakavala

   Genre(s):
Trance: Psychedelic

Discography:

Fractal Fishing

Year: 2006
Tracks: 9

Wednesday 18 June 2008

Police accused of breaking copyright laws

Lancashire Police may have to pay substantial damages after the Performing Rights Society accused them of breaking copyright laws.

The PRS claim that the force have been playing music in their stations, parties and staff gyms and to callers on the phones without possessing the correct license.

The copyright organisation has now taken the matter to the High Court in London, asking for damages and an injunction after Lancashire Police, along with 11 other police forces, refused to pay them.

A license to play music may be needed if music is audible to others, which constitutes a public performance in the eyes of the PRS.

Ars Technica reports that the PRS demanded �200,000 of damages from Kwik-Fit in 2007 because of the volume of some of their mechanics' radios.

Tuesday 17 June 2008

Kevin Kendle

Artist: Kevin Kendle

   Genre(s):
New Age
   Other

Discography:

Distant Horizons Vol.2

Year: 2004
Tracks: 12

Distant Horizons Vol. 2 Music For Reiki

Year: 2004
Tracks: 12

Distant Horizons Vol 1 (Music for Reiki)

Year: 2004
Tracks: 12

Distant Horizons Vol 1

Year: 2004
Tracks: 12

Aerial Vistas

Year: 2004
Tracks: 8

Butterflies

Year: 2003
Tracks: 7

Pure Dreaming

Year: 2001
Tracks: 5

Flowers

Year: 2001
Tracks: 8

Tarot: The Mind Body and Soul Series

Year: 2000
Tracks: 11

Clouds

Year: 2000
Tracks: 8

Music For Yoga

Year: 1999
Tracks: 4

Spring

Year: 1997
Tracks: 9

First Light

Year: 1995
Tracks: 10

Autumn

Year: 1993
Tracks: 10

Light from Orion

Year:
Tracks: 10

A passe-partout of the substitute healing liberal arts, particularly relaxation, Kevin Kendle uses music to feign the moods of his listeners in positive shipway, inspiring a good sense of calmness and quiet. The English-born multi-instrumentalist has created gobs for various British productions, ranging from dramaturgy to television system, and has as well recorded legion albums for New World Music, a Colorado-based modern long time label, source with Clouds in November 1999. The album proven successful, and Kendle followed with a alike feat, Flowers, in 2001. In addition, he recorded relaxation-themed albums for New World -- Pure Peace (2000) and Pure Dreaming (2001) -- and also contributed a volume to the label's Mind-Body-Soul series, Tarot (2000). In 2002 New World issued Music for Yoga: Relaxing Yoga, a one-hour Kendle recording intended as a soundtrack to slow-flow or "liquid" yoga.

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Richie Santana

Artist: Richie Santana

   Genre(s):
House

Discography:

Drums Control

Year: 2007
Tracks: 1

Trance producer and DJ Richie Santana has remixed for Gloria Estefan and Solar Twins. In 2000 he released 2 albums, Don't Be Alarmed and Spell Revolution, severally.

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Gareth Gates voted off Dancing on Ice

Pop singer Gareth Gates has become the latest celebrity to be voted out of 'Dancing on Ice'.
After the public vote, the 23-year-old star was placed in the bottom two alongside former 'Coronation Street' star Zaraah Abrahams.
All of the five judges later chose to put the actress through to next weekend's final.
However, judge Jason Gardiner praised Gates after his performance, saying: "Gareth came out and started this routine. It was amazing. You were sharp. You were on it."
Speaking after he performed his routine, Gates said: "I absolutely loved that. I really rocked out. It was really weird in the tunnel skating out on my own."

The Rapture

Artist: The Rapture

   Genre(s):
Metal: Death,Black
   Indie
   Metal: Gothic
   Metal: Doom
   Rock

Discography:

Pieces Of The People We Love

Year: 2006
Tracks: 10

Living Inside Of Death

Year: 2006
Tracks: 11

The Silent Stage

Year: 2005
Tracks: 9

Mr. Right

Year: 2004
Tracks: 4

Songs For The Withering

Year: 2003
Tracks: 9

Echoes

Year: 2003
Tracks: 11

Out of the Races and Onto the Tracks

Year: 2001
Tracks: 6

Mirror

Year: 1999
Tracks: 8

Music Legend Bo Diddley Dies At 79

Legendary music figure Bo Diddley died Monday of heart failure at his home in Archer, FL at age 79. Diddley, often considered one of the founders of rock 'n' roll, had often bitterly complained that other musicians -- most notably, The Rolling Stones -- had become rich covering his music, while he was relegated to small nightclub venues and was shunned by television producers. He suggested that television networks showed undisguised favoritism to white performers. But the Stones' Keith Richards shot back that Diddley's problem was that he and his music had failed to evolve and that he had continued to live on past laurels. On Monday, however, the Stones' frontman, Mick Jagger, issued a statement saying that Diddley "was an enormous force in music and was a big influence on The Rolling Stones. ... We learned a lot from him."

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Frumpy

Artist: Frumpy

   Genre(s):
Rock
   Other

Discography:

Best of Frumpy

Year: 2003
Tracks: 9

Best Of

Year: 1997
Tracks: 9

Live

Year: 1973
Tracks: 6

50 Cent 'Really Excited' By 'Blood On The Sand'; Video Game's Music, Love-Interest Details Revealed

NEW YORK — Not one demonstration or interview about 50 Cent's new video game has gone by without a developer mentioning that "50 Cent: Blood on the Sand" is going to be better than the last one.

It's important for the game's creators to separate the new game, a high-score-focused action adventure set in the Middle East, from the high-selling but critically bashed first 50 game. They wanted the press and gamers to know the difference. And they hoped — big time — that 50 would too.

"I was in fear that he wouldn't be pleased," the game's producer Aaron Blean said during a demonstration of the game on Tuesday. He said that 50 was shown a version of the game several weeks ago. "He watched it at least three times and was really excited," Blean said. "He recognized the game was looking better than the first one."

50 has told MTV News that he has high hopes, and the people around him seem to be rallying. Blean mentioned that Tony Yayo, who is one of three G-Unit members who fight at 50's side in the game, recently remarked that "Blood on the Sand" is "looking as good as 'Gears of War.' "

Since the last update, the developers can now talk about music plans for the game. And how about a love interest?

For music, Blean revealed that 50 and G-Unit are contributing 19 exclusive tracks to the game, all featuring Fif. The game is also in the process of being scored by Swizz Beatz. "He'd provided us with over an hour's worth of score already," Blean said. The developers send the producer footage of the game, and he puts together the tracks.

Blean didn't reveal too much about the love interest, but she's apparently a fictional character with a twist that 50 thought up: "His idea was to not just have a female character be a love interest but someone he would lose trust in." She didn't appear in the demo Blean showed MTV News, but it sounds like she will play a prominent role in the game, starting out as an agent of 50's enemies.

What Blean showed of the game was similar to what we glimpsed in April. A heavily armed 50 Cent is on a quest for payback in the Middle East, trying to reclaim some valuables that were stolen from him. The game is technically a third-person shooter, and it's designed to play up gaming's arcade roots. Everything 50 successfully shoots generates points that get tallied into a score. Trickier shots and nastier kills net more points. Players can purchase and arm 50 with a selection of taunts that, if delivered at the right time, will increase point values even more. (We didn't hear any taunts that we could write here without violating MTV's language standards.)

The game will have more than 20 levels and is designed for a second player to drop in and out, assisting the main player as a G-Unit ally. "50 Cent: Blood on the Sand" is developed by Swordfish Studios. It's slated for release this fall on the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3.

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