a kind of childhood
i’ll say it again, because the words thrill me to my very soul: we must protect the right of all children to have a hallelujah kind of childhood .
a kind of childhood - 52 mins, 2002 dir: tareque masud & catherine masud; prod: audiovision / xingu films (uk) a documentary on lives & struggles of working children followed over 6 years .
bev said it best, “because the heart has a long memory for pain, we must take care, when we are making plans for programs…that the element of joy exists…we must protect the right of all children to have a hallelujah kind of childhood. ”
this is a film which challenges our notions of child labor. it peeks into a world where the concept of childhood as we know it has no meaning, where children support their parents, and where work is just another part of growing up. this is dhaka, bangladesh. following several children over a period of six years, a kind of childhood is an attempt to focus on the realities of child labor, with real children, their struggles and dreams. for more information, go to urltoken
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that means that we can’t settle for children being “fine” in our programs. it can’t be enough that they are still in the building with us and still breathing when dad comes to pick up. we must protect the right of all children to have a hallelujah kind of childhood .
i have been thinking, thinking and thinking a lot about what i want to do. and i really want to realise my childhood dream, to do a kind of mtv music awards show. with a lot going on. i can’t tell so much about it, but it will be colourful and happy, and a bit sassy / sexy .
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after hearing of bev bos’s passing earlier this year, i spent a couple of days reviewing and reflecting on her writing. a 1995 article called
joy in early childhood programs
particularly spoke to me, as it has so often in the last 20 years. bev wrote that, sadly, joy is not often a consideration for people who are talking about and planning programs and experiences for young children. she reminded us that “because learning always involves feelings, we must protect the right of all children to have a hallelujah kind of childhood. ”
idris lost his first job at the age of nine. after the us congress moved to protect children’s rights by banning imports of garments produced by children, idris and tens of thousands of other children were forced onto the street. for six long years idris struggled to stay to school, while harsh economic realities kept pushing him back to his working life. turning traditional arguments about childhood and child labour on their head, a kind of childhood looks at the complexities of urban life and the choices children must make .
the song is about having a dream and realising it no matter what kind of struggle you may meet along the way. i really hope that people can recognise themselves in my song .
some 92% of children have a digital footprint by the age of two, and now, most adults believe digital technology and the internet are ruining childhood, according to havas worldwide' s
new dynamics of family
report .
image: to investigate causes of childhood community - acquired pneumonia - - the leading cause of hospitalizations in us children - - university of utah health sciences collaborated with the centers for disease control and... view more
hallelujah childhoods don’t come from structure, rules or cute pinterest crafts. they come from relationships. protecting the right to a hallelujah kind of childhood demands that we go further than the “liking kids” that got our foot in the door. we have to know, trust and accept every single child in our care. and they need to know it .
' it takes a lot of bravery to be kind,' says kids' author kate dicamillo dicamillo says raymie nightingale, the 10 - year - old protagonist at the heart of her latest novel, is a lot like she was as a child :
very introverted, watching, worrying, wondering, but also hopeful .
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this photo provided by the children’s hospital of philadelphia, taken in may 2017, shows dr. stephan grupp who led a key study of a newly approved treatment for childhood leukemia. opening a new era in cancer care, the food and drug administration (fda) approved the first treatment that genetically engineers patients' own blood cells into an army of assassins to seek and destroy cancer .
* digital media is only a small part of the study; * it sounds like they got the answer they set out to get by asking leading questions; * they asked if it was harming family life (which parents themselves could fix) as opposed to “ruining childhood”; and * in an opinion study it makes no sense to headline a story that digital media is ruining childhood; at best you can say that parents feel that it’s having a negative effect .
novartis plans to file for fda approval of kymriah for a type of non - hodgkin lymphoma that affects adults later this year .
shey (the conversation) - 10 mins, 1993 dir: tareque masud & shameem akhter; production: audiovision a short film about a strained reunion between a man and a woman .
matir moina (the clay bird) - 98 mins, 2002 dir: tareque masud; producer: catherine masud; production: audiovision / mk2 (fr) a feature film based on the director’s childhood in a madrassa in rural east pakistan during the turbulent 60’s .
the food and drug administration on wednesday approved a groundbreaking cancer treatment for childhood leukemia that uses patients’ own genetically altered immune cells to fight the disease. it is the first gene therapy to be allowed in the united states – a “historic” approval, the agency said .
the fda action was expected after a panel of outside advisers this summer recommended approval in enthusiastic terms. in a pivotal study of more than five dozen patients, researchers reported, more than 80 percent of those who got the therapy went into remission. a year later, about two - thirds of the patients had not relapsed .
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and beverly, the toughest of all nuts, walks into this terrifying room and takes hold of this woman' s hand. talk about haunted. i' m still haunted by that moment because that' s always the kid that i wanted to be and i wasn' t. i wasn' t brave enough to be that way... . it takes a lot of bravery to be kind .
when newbery award - winning author kate dicamillo talks to kids about how she became a writer, she sometimes shows them a photo of her own family .
one in three adults say technology is destroying family life, and half believe that allowing a child unrestricted access to the internet is a form of child abuse .
my career started when i was about 10 years old. i started as a ballet dancers at the opera. i did all kind off shows like the nutcracker and the swan lake. then i got tired of ballet (my mom was so sad), and i figured out that my dream was to become a hip hop dancer. i realized that after watching to many britney spears and missy elliot music videos: d. in worked as a professional hip hop dancer from the age of 14 - 18 .
this undated image made available by novartis on wednesday, aug. 31, 2017 shows an iv bag of their drug kymriah. on wednesday, the food and drug administration approved this first treatment that genetically engineers patients' own blood cells to seek and destroy childhood leukemia .
the food and drug administration on wednesday approved a groundbreaking cancer treatment for childhood leukemia that uses patients' genetically altered immune cells to fight the disease. it is the first gene therapy to be cleared in the united states — a “historic” action, the agency said — and one with major ramifications for patients with cancer as well as other diseases .
worries over digital technology are but one component in a more generalized concern about the changing nature of home lives. two - thirds of adults say that today’s children aren’t given enough of a chance to just be kids, and half believe parents are sharing too much about their children on social media .
with the help of a $ 4. 3 million contract with the colorado department of human services, rocky mountain human services (rmhs) launched its momentum program sunday to help people transition out of mental health facilities and into the community .
novartis executives said in a call with reporters that the therapy would cost $ 475, 000 per treatment and that the company expects to have 20 certified medical centers ready within a month for patients to begin undergoing treatment. the company will introduce a pricing model based on how well the drug works; a patient will not be charged for the therapy if it doesn’t show signs of working within a month .
the results help define the role of viruses as major players in pediatric pneumonia and shows a need for new therapies that can reduce the severity of viral pneumonia ,
says chris stockmann, co - investigator and senior research analyst at the university of utah .
great headline, which borders on clickbait since the study' s content, as represented in your piece, has kids' digital consumption as a small part of a bigger global picture of attitudes towards many aspects of home life and society. tossing in a paragraph as explosive as
one in three adults say technology is destroying family life, and half believe that allowing a child unrestricted access to the internet is a form of child abuse
and not divulging more (such as did the question bait them with the term
child abuse
thus revealing the study' s bias ?) is poor journalism at best .
in their call with reporters on wednesday, novartis executives said they expect to have 20 certified medical centers ready within a month and 32 by the end of the year. they said the company is collaborating with the federal centers for medicare and medicaid services to develop a pricing model based on how well the drug works; a patient will not be charged for the therapy if it doesn’t show signs of working within a month .
runway - 90 mins, 2010 dir: tareque masud & catherine masud; production: audiovision a feature film about a boy’s descent into radical islam .
the study raises a lot of questions but also provides a lot of answers ,
says pavia .
to continue to lower the incidence of pneumonia, we need to find ways to prevent viral causes. we also need to develop better diagnostic tests so that we can accurately target treatment and avoid antibiotic overuse, and speed recovery .
this photo provided by the children’s hospital of philadelphia, taken in may 2017, shows emily whitehead five years after she became the first pediatric patient in the world to receive an experimental therapy at the hospital that has put her leukemia into long - term remission. opening a new era in cancer care, the food and drug administration (fda) approved the first treatment that genetically engineers patients' own blood cells into an army of assassins to seek and destroy childhood leukemia .
muktir gaan (song of freedom) - 78 mins, 1995 dir: tareque masud & catherine masud; production: audiovision feature length documentary film about a troupe of traveling musicians during the bangladesh liberation war ‘71 .
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over the last three decades, introduction of haemophilus influenzae type b and pneumococcal conjugate vaccines has significantly lowered the incidence of bacterial pneumonia in children ,
says co - investigator andrew pavia, m. d. , chief of the division of pediatric infectious diseases at university of utah school of medicine .
our results are consistent with previous findings, and support continuing immunization efforts to maintain the reduction in bacterial pneumonia .
furthermore, a majority of men, compared with just more than a third of women, believe boys and girls should be raised according to their gender, with separate toys and clothing. the countries most supportive of rigid gender roles for children were ukraine, indonesia and china, while taiwan, portugal, italy and india were most apt to support gender - neutral upbringings .
that’s why we created the kindercare education legacy awards. this award reflects our belief that great teachers truly do leave a legacy for the children they care for. each year, our very best early childhood and school - age educators are named kindercare education legacy award winners and receive a cash prize of $ 10, 000 and an all - expense paid trip to the national support center in portland, oregon. to date, 65 teachers have earned the award, and we are committed to growing that list each year .
the concept of family has expanded in recent years. two in three men (62 %) and nearly three - quarters of women (73 %) say: “friends can be as much ‘family’ as blood relatives. ” and nearly a third consider their pets to be part of the family .
the agency' s prosumer report examines a number of themes underpinning structural shifts within the modern family, changing family relationships, parenting in the digital age, and the impact of children on consumption habits among those living in 20 countries .
novartis told reporters the treatment would cost $ 475, 000; that makes it one of the most expensive of the new, high - priced oncology therapies. critics of high drug prices immediately expressed displeasure, noting that the federal government has spent millions of dollars on basic research paving the way for the approach. a group called patients for affordable drugs called the cost “excessive. ”
to investigate the specific causes and prevalence of childhood cap, the centers for disease control and prevention (cdc) led the etiology of pneumonia in the community (epic) study in collaboration with institutions including university of utah health sciences. they report that among children diagnosed with pneumonia, viral infections were much more common than bacterial infections (73 vs. 15 percent), and respiratory syncytial virus (rsv) was the most commonly detected pathogen. the results, which could inform improved strategies for prevention and treatment, were published in
ontorjatra - 85 mins, 2006 dir: tareque masud & catherine masud; production: audiovision / maasranga a feature length telefilm on a mother - son return journey to bangladesh .
“we’re entering a new frontier in medical innovation with the ability to reprogram a patient’s own cells to attack a deadly cancer, ” fda commissioner scott gottlieb said in a statement. “new technologies such as gene and cell therapies hold out the potential to transform medicine and create an inflection point in our ability to treat and even cure many intractable illnesses. ”
“we’re entering a new frontier in medical innovation with the ability to reprogram a patient’s own cells to attack a deadly cancer, ” fda commissioner scott gottlieb said. “new technologies such as gene and cell therapies hold out the potential to transform medicine” and cure intractable illnesses. he said companies are pursuing hundreds of experimental treatments involving gene therapy products .
shonar beri (chains of gold) - 25 mins, 1987 dir: tareque masud; production: documentum documentary on the oppressed condition of bangladeshi women .
kansater pothey (the road to kansat) - 40 mins, 2008 dir: tareque masud & catherine masud; production: audiovision a documentary on a successful people’s movement for electricity .
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[ she' s ] haunted by the beauty of the world. there' s a moment in the book where... she goes to read to somebody in a nursing home and the floor of the nursing home has been polished... so it looks like a lake and it' s just beautiful and the light is hitting it and raymie has this feeling that she' s going to understand everything, everything' s going to make sense. and i had that feeling all the time when i was a kid. so she' s haunted by that feeling of almost tangible understanding and beauty in the world .
narir kotha (women & war) - 25 mins, 2000 dir: tareque masud & catherine masud; production: audiovsion documentary on experiences of women survivors of war .
the second most commonly detected pathogen among children with pneumonia was rhinovirus, the predominant cause of the common cold. interestingly, the pathogen was also found in a large percentage of matched
controls
who had no symptoms (22 percent with pneumonia vs. 17 percent without). one interpretation is that rhinovirus infections do not commonly lead to pneumonia. another is that some types of rhinoviruses cause a runny nose while others cause severe pneumonia that leads to hospitalization .
it' s also important to understand how causes of pneumonia have changed so we can better approach the illness, which still leads to high rates of hospitalization among children .
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this work was carried out by investigators at university of utah health sciences, the centers for disease control and prevention, vanderbilt university school of medicine, le bonheur children' s hospital, university of tennessee health science center, northwestern university feinberg school of medicine, and st. jude children' s research hospital, and was supported by the centers for disease control and prevention .
unlike traditional gene therapy, the new treatment doesn’t replace disease - causing genes with healthy ones. instead, in a complicated process developed at the university of pennsylvania, white blood cells called t cells are extracted from the patient and sent to a manufacturing center to be modified to include a new gene that directs the t cells to target and kill leukemia cells. those t cells then are infused back into the patient .
when i sat down to write the book i thought it was just going to be a funny thing about an inept child, i. e. me / raymie being in a beauty contest — a place she should not be. and then these characters that i did not anticipate, louisiana and beverly, showed up almost immediately .
the decision clears the novartis drug, called kymriah, for treatment with children and young adults whose illness doesn’t respond to traditional approaches. that group numbers only 600 or so patients a year in this country. but the customized treatment is also being tested for a range of diseases from non - hodgkin lymphoma and multiple myeloma to solid tumors, and its approval signals a new chapter in treating cancer by mobilizing the body’s own immune system .
in a pivotal study of five dozen patients, the drug induced remission in more than 80 percent. but some patients relapsed, and doctors are still monitoring the rest to see how long the drug’s effect will last .
all of our kindercare education legacy award winners are masterful teachers who have an extraordinary ability to connect and communicate with children and families. every single one of these educators brings a heartfelt passion and sense of purpose to their classrooms. these educators are real superheroes, role models, and mentors within the communities in which they teach. their passion inspires children to become curious learners for life—and that’s what our legacy is all about .
as a kid, dicamillo always wondered what she might have done differently — a question shared by the young protagonist in her new book, raymie nightingale. like dicamillo, raymie grows up in central florida in the 1970s. and 10 - year - old raymie is also struggling with the pain and loss of abandonment. she' s convinced that if she can win the title of little miss central florida, she' ll be able to reunite their family .
this longing for old times also influences larger societal trends. eight in 10 global respondents say they worry about the modern world’s loss of respect for elders. more people feel that the legalization of same - sex marriage is bad for society vs. those that feel it' s a good thing (32% vs. 27 %) .
six in 10 respondents (65% of men and 56% of women) said that people who are single all their lives (no long - term romantic relationship, no children) are missing out on an important part of life. a majority (51 %) agreed that children who are raised by their biological mother and father have an advantage over children who are not, while just 21% disagreed. (the remainder were neutral. )
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whether they are related by blood or through friendship, people say their family brings them more joy than anguish. despite the general love fest, around a quarter of respondents (26 %) admit there’s too much drama in their families. and 1 in 5 millennials would actually go back in time and be born into a different family if given the option .
the decision gave the green light to the novartis drug kymriah for children and young adults whose leukemia doesn' t respond to traditional approaches. that group numbers only 600 or so patients a year in this country. but the one - time, customized treatment is also being tested for a range of diseases from non - hodgkin lymphoma and multiple myeloma to solid tumors .
my mom love eurovision so i have seen a lot with her. i really loved euphoria that was an amazing song. and of course i saw when alexander rybak won the whole thing, so surreal. and abba is just epic !
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because of the risks involved, the fda is requiring that hospitals and medical staff using kymriah be specially trained .
oh, but there i go, expecting journalism in the age of native advertising and editorial pages for sale .
that said, millennials overwhelmingly support most liberal issues. as such, 34% of millennials believe same - sex unions are helping society, versus 19% of baby boomers. and there' s an overall positive shift on topics such as the rise in interracial marriage, international adoptions, ivf and other “artificial” means of conception and homeschooling .
unlike some experimental gene approaches, the novartis treatment, called car t - cell therapy, doesn' t replace disease - causing genes with healthy ones. instead, in a complicated and personalized process, white blood cells called t cells are extracted from the patient and sent to a manufacturing center to be altered to include a new gene that directs the t cells to target and kill leukemia cells. those t cells, an important part of the immune system, then are infused back into the patient .
heather is the education coordinator for a non profit child care agency in lafayette, indiana. she has worked with children and families for over 25 years. in 2015, she was recognized as one of exchange press' s promising emerging leaders .
i love crazy outfits and a lot of dancers on stage. so when i decided to do this i saw this is an amazing opportunity to finally realise my stage / performance dream. and to work with so professional people on national television .
there is a desire to return to yesteryear, with many so - called traditional rules. nearly half the males surveyed (46% , as compared with 37% of women) believe children would be better off if their mothers didn’t work outside the home. and 4 in 10 males believe families work best when the father is the “provider, ” while only a quarter disagree .
i think that this is an amazing opportunity in every way. at home you can make your fan base bigger because a lot of my fans are younger so it would be amazing to show what i can do to an older crowd as well .
salt lake city - with the chill of winter comes a spike in community - acquired pneumonia (cap), which spreads more easily as people retreat indoors and come into close contact. the lung infection triggers persistent coughing, chest pain, fever, and difficulty breathing, and is particularly hard on the very young and the very old. in fact, pneumonia is the leading cause of hospitalization among u. s. children, with estimated medical costs of $ 1 billion annually .
of the patients in the united states who are eligible for kymriah, most are children who have insurance coverage through their parents’ insurance, medicaid or the federal children’s health insurance program. novartis has set up a patient - assistance program that can be used to help families who lack insurance or have coverage that falls short for this treatment. it also has a program to assist with travel expenses .
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of the 600 patients in the united states who are eligible for kymriah, most are children who have insurance coverage through their parents’ insurance, medicaid or the federal children’s health insurance program. novartis has set up a patient - assistance program that can be used to help families who lack insurance or have coverage that falls short for this treatment. it also has a program to assist with travel expenses .
“nothing is more important than family. but that word has very different meanings for different people, ” said havas worldwide and havas creative group global ceo andrew benett. “to contribute to consumers’ lives in a meaningful way, brands must first understand the realities of family relationships and the complexities of parenting in today’s digital environments. those are the insights we’ll be sharing with our clients. ”
the treatment is approved for patients up to 25 years of age with b - cell acute lymphoblastic leukemia that doesn’t respond to treatment or that returns after initial treatment – as happens in up to 20 percent of patients, according to the fda .
carl june, the university of pennsylvania professor who led the treatment' s development, said he believes it will be a game - changer not just for children with leukemia but potentially for all cancer patients. mouse experiments indicate that an array of cancers respond to the therapy, he said, though the big question is: “how long will this take to come about for humans? ”
nirapotter namey (in the name of safety) - 25 mins, 1999 dir: tareque masud & catherine masud; production: audiovision / tve (uk) documentary on human rights abuses of ‘safe custody’. shishu kantha (voices of children) - 30 mins, 1997 dir: tareque masud & catherine masud; production: audiovision / unicef documentary on working children in bangladesh .
kevin curran, a pediatric oncologist at memorial sloan kettering cancer center in new york, called the new treatment “exciting for pediatric oncology” and said he hoped it would make bone marrow transplants obsolete. johns hopkins oncologist elizabeth jaffee, president - elect of the american association for cancer research, called the medication a “major advance that is going to help kids, ” who often are the last to benefit from cancer breakthroughs .
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because of the risks involved in using the cancer drug, the fda is limiting its distribution to specially trained hospitals and medical staff .
respondents in the u. s. and the uk were the most divided, with each option being selected by around half of respondents .
the therapy' s approval signals a new chapter in treating cancer by mobilizing the body' s own immune system and by using modified genes to fight disease .
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unison - 3 mins, 1992 dir: tareque masud & catherine masud an animated film about the unity of mankind, portrayed through religious symbols .
emily whitehead, shown with her parents, thomas and kari whitehead, was the first child treated with a new type of cancer therapy that uses the patient' s own genetically modified cells to fight cancer. the food and drug administration approved the therapy on wednesday. (sean simmers for the washington post )
naroshundor (the barbershop) - 15 mins, 2009 dir: tareque masud & catherine masud; production: audiovision / rmmru a short political thriller set in 1971 .
the treatment can cause serious side effects including high fevers, plummeting blood pressure and neurological problems. often, those complications can be successfully treated with a drug called tocilizumab .
i have always told my mom that i wanted to be an artist. i will never forget the first time i stood and stage. it’s definitely like a drug .
the treatment, which is expected to be costly, can cause serious side effects including high fevers and neurological problems. a drug called tocilizumab can often successfully treat those complications .
there is also a general sense that families simply don’t enjoy as much downtime together anymore: nearly 7 in 10 parents surveyed said they wish their families ate together more often .
dicamillo was always getting sick as a child, and when she was 6 years old, her family moved from philadelphia to florida in hopes that it would help her get healthy .
more than a dozen bacterial and viral pathogens were found in children of all ages, 21 percent of whom required intensive care. rsv was found the most frequently, and was more common in children under age 5 than in older children (37 vs. 8 percent), as was adenovirus (15 vs. 3 percent) and human metapneumovirus (15 vs. 8 percent). in children between ages 5 and 18, the most common pathogen was the bacteria mycoplasma pneumonia, which was detected more frequently than in younger children (19 vs. 3 percent). half of the children hospitalized with pneumonia were age 2 or younger, demonstrating that the very youngest carry the largest burden .
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pavia cautions that because samples came from just three hospitals, reported trends may not accurately reflect the u. s. population. further, rates of bacterial infection may be underrepresented since bacterial diagnostic tests are less sensitive than those for viruses. the latter may partially explain why no pathogens were detected in 19 percent of children diagnosed with pneumonia .
muktir kotha (words of freedom) - 82 mins, 1999 dir: tareque masud & catherine masud; production: audiovision oral history documentary on ordinary people’s participation in ’71 war .
california - based kite pharma, which is being acquired by gilead sciences, also has applied for fda approval for use of its own car t - cell therapy in lymphoma patients .
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esc + plus has talked to alexandra joner, finalist of the norwegian national selection for eurovision 2015 “melodi grand prix”. alexandra will sing “cinderella” in the final set on march 14 .
i don' t want to give a spoiler alert about something that happens in the book but it wasn' t until after i finished the book that i... [ realized ] that i was, as a kid, stronger than i thought i was... . raymie does something that surprises herself and surprised me and made me realize... you' re stronger than you think you are .
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adam surot (the inner strength) - 54 mins, 1989 dir: tareque masud; production: documentum documentary on the life and art of the bangladeshi painter s. m. sultan .
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i don' t know what my mother was thinking, but she entered me in a little miss contest — little miss orange blossom, i think it was. and i don' t remember anything about that except i have one flash - bulb memory of standing on the stage and thinking: this is not where i should be. raymie is very much like the child that i was — very introverted, watching, worrying, wondering, but also hopeful .
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but my mom always knew that i really wanted to sing, so she saw the opportunity when she saw that tv norge was holding an audition for this new talent show called “finding the new sandy and danny” (grease). so i went to the audition very nervous cause i’ve never singed in front of anybody. this audition made me realize that this is what i want to do. then i gave out my first single # sunrise in 2012 and it was a huge hit .
“the new dynamics of family” draws on findings from an online survey of 6, 767 men and women ages 18 + in 20 countries: australia, brazil, china, colombia, the czech republic, ecuador, france, india, indonesia, italy, japan, mexico, portugal, singapore, south africa, taiwan, thailand, ukraine, the united kingdom, and the united states. the study was created by havas worldwide and fielded by market probe international in october 2014 .
moving forward, chief executive joe jimenez said, the company plans to price the drug differently depending on which specific disease it is treating. if kymriah is later approved for another type of cancer in which it is less effective, the price could theoretically be lower .
thank you for all the love and support. i will do my best to make you all proud if i ever get to eurovision. i hope that you all love “cinderella” as much as i do! i will do my best to impress all of you !
the novartis therapy is approved for patients who are up to 25 years old and have b - cell acute lymphoblastic leukemia that doesn' t respond to treatment or that returns after initial therapy — as happens in up to 20 percent of patients, according to the fda .
moving forward, novartis chief executive joe jimenez said, the company plans to price the drug differently depending on which specific disease it is treating. if kymriah is later approved for another type of cancer in which it is less effective, for example, the price could theoretically be lower .
i would put up this picture of my mother, my brother and me and i would say to them,' who' s missing?'
she tells npr' s kelly mcevers .
clearly it' s my father .
and kids get that right away .
that would mean the world to me. i would love to maybe show an other side of norway. we are not just about skiing and waffles. we have so much more to offer the world. and it would be amazing to be loved and represent me country in other ways .
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interesting article, however, i find many in my queries about tech use in early learning go positive to negative based upon socio - economic status. the haves tend to complain when they give their 18 month old an ipad and not able to get it back without a fight. even though they are astonished on how quickly the infant can navigate the controls and gain access to their favorite content. the have - nots think it’s great. marveling at the positive responses they experience when their infant play their favorite alphabet game on the fathers cell phone while washing clothes at the local laundromat. the article certainly went across the gambit only to leave out global warming and fracking. suffice to say it has some merit to the condition and changing of our society, and the role the media plays in shaping its opinions good, bad or indifferent .
in this july 9, 2015, photo, provided by novartis pharmaceuticals corp. , human t cells belonging to cancer patients arrive at novartis pharmaceuticals corp.' s morris plains, n. j. , facility. the food and drug administration (fda) approved the first treatment that genetically engineers patients’ own blood cells into an army of leukemia - fighting assassins. manufacturer novartis will create those turbocharged cells in this facility and ship them back to hospitals to infuse into patients .
to address this need, 2, 638 children with pneumonia symptoms were enrolled in the study between july 2010 and june 2012 at three hospitals: primary children' s hospital in salt lake city, le bonheur children' s hospital in memphis, and monroe carell jr. children' s hospital in nashville. of the 2, 222 whose chest x - rays confirmed the diagnosis, their body fluid samples were assayed for bacterial and viral pathogens. children with recent hospitalization or severe immunosuppression were excluded .
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my father — he was an orthodontist — was supposed to sell his practice and move down to florida but that never happened ...
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i would sometimes spend the summer with him and visit him, but he never lived with us .
dicamillo, who' s now 52, says she was probably in her 40s before she stopped asking herself what she might have done differently to win her dad back .
raymie is very much like the child that i was: very introverted, watching, worrying, wondering, but also hopeful .
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thank you so much! im very excited about this new journey that’s about to happened .
your song is called “cinderella”. can you tell us about your song and the story behind the lyrics ?
the composers are great. they did my last single “tap dance”, and we collaborated great. with the best vibe in the studio .
my main strengths is that i hope people feel the love i feel when i am on stage. i love to perform, and i love to make people happy with my work. so i hope people feel my good energy through the television .
and if i win eurovision! i can even imagine what amazing opportunities you can get. the only thing i now is that i’m gonna embrace everything. and it would be super cool to go on tour in europe. i love to see other cities and places !
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a kind of childhood is a 2002 bangladeshi drama film directed by tareque masud and catherine masud . the film was awarded the jury prize at international video festival of india in 2003 . 
a kind of childhood is a 2002 bangladeshi drama film directed by tareque masud and catherine masud. the film was awarded the jury prize at international video festival of india in 2003.
a kind of childhood is a 2002 bangladeshi drama film directed by tareque masud and catherine masud. the film was awarded the jury prize at international video festival of india in 2003.