The AAA-side single "She's a Witch" is released April 20th on eMusic & iTunes via Brainlove Records. Featuring Staz on drums and a vicious cameraman. Directed by Steve Dawson www.ascholarandaphysician.com http. + Informações

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A Scholar and A Physician being awesome @ Truckfest 10, 22/10/2007. Hell Yeah!. + Informações

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To make this video we tried to film ourselves whilst playing live. You will be able to get Bide My Time on our forthcoming album. (Release date TBC) Filmed at The 229 in London. www.ascholarandaphysician.com @schlr_physcn. + Informações

ReMixers: A Scholar & A Physician, Binster, richBRF ocremix.org FREE at ocremix.org ? SHIRTS & HOODIES! http ? DONATE! bit.ly Facebook! facebook.com ? Twitter!twitter.com ? Game: Super Mario Bros. (Nintendo, 1985, NES) ? ReMixer(s): A Scholar & A Physician, Binster, richBRF ? Composer(s): Koji Kondo ? Song(s): 'Overworld BGM' ? Posted: 2002-06-22, evaluated by djpretzel Founded in 1999, OverClocked ReMix is an organization dedicated to the appreciation, preservation, and interpretation of video game music. Its primary focus is ocremix.org, a website featuring thousands of free fan arrangements, information on game music and composers, resources for aspiring artists, and a thriving community of video game music fans. For media inquiries (interviews, articles, conventions) or soundtrack development with OverClocked ReMix, please contact us! http Video by José the Bronx Rican (José E. Felix) www.bronxrican.com Additional direction by Liontamer (Larry Oji) OverClocked ReMix is a not-for-profit site that provides a ton of free music, which requires a ton of bandwidth and a pretty hefty web server. We need your help to keep the site running! ? http ? bit.ly JOIN US: ? ocremix.org ? facebook.com ? twitter.com ? last.fm ? youtube.com ? facebook.com ? groups.myspace.com ? orkut.com ? fah-web.stanford.edu. + Informações

A Scholar and A Physician are left to take their own press shots and master their own single. In one day.. + Informações

Thyagaraja Pancharatna Kirthanas - Lessons and Recital - MP3 www.kalakendra.com Saint Tyagaraja stands tallest among the Music Trinity of Carnatic Music in South India and is one of the great immortals of the world. His compositions are prodigious, and the mode of appeal to his Lord Rama absorbing, poignant and soul-stirring from the most intimate and endearing to the most philosophical. The diction is superlative yet simple. His compositions are noted for their superior structure, superb handling of ragalakshanas and apt choice of raga and words. They are outpourings of love, prayer and appeal. His life is an epitome of nobility, absolute devotion and virtue. He dedicated his entire life to the practice of NADOPASANA. He was one such extraordinary personality born to teach humanity the path of salvation through Music and Ramabakthi. Tyagaraja has left behind the immense wealth of his compositions and it is the duty of every musician to pay their homage to the great Saint by rendering his compositions with bhava with an understanding of the meaning of the compositions. The world of Carnatic music owes a lot to Tyagaraja for the treasure that he is bestowed on them through his Ganaraga Pancharathna Kritis his magnum opus. These five major works of art and philosophy have now, become an essential part of the Thyagaraja Aradhana celebrations all around the globe. This product is a treasure trove for music students who aspire to learn these 5 Pancharathnams from a reputed .... + Informações

Mehret Mandefro discusses the past, present and future of the HIV/AIDS epidemic. Speaker Biography: Dr. Mehret Mandefro is a physician, medical anthropologist, and public health researcher on faculty at George Washington University School of Public Health and Health Services. She received both her undergraduate and medical degrees from Harvard University, a Master of Science from the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine as a Fulbright Scholar, and was recently a White House Fellow where she co-authored the first joint Veterans Affairs and Department of Defense Mental Health Summit report and recommendations. Dr. Mandefro is the founder of a nonprofit, TruthAIDS which focuses on health literacy among vulnerable populations. Her ethnographic work is the subject of a documentary film, "ALL of Us", that premiered on Showtime Networks.. + Informações

Try to imagine this debate without Sam Harris being there to correct Deepak. It would have seemed like Deepak was making good points. Thank you SAM HARRIS! Does God have a future? "Nightline" tackles this and other delicate questions related to faith and spirituality in a "Face-Off" to air Tuesday, March 23. Deepak Chopra, a physician and best-selling author of "How to Know God," and prominent scholar, philosopher and writer Jean Houston, will face-off against Michael Shermer, founding publisher of "Skeptic" magazine, and Sam Harris, author of "The End of Faith." The panelists will debate the tension between God and science. Is there scientific proof that God exists or has science made it so that God is no longer relevant? Chopra and Houston contend that the universe is proof that intelligence is at the heart of creation and that a person needs to look beyond what can be seen and touched, while Shermer and Harris argue science and biology can explain what is happening to people when they pray, meditate and believe in God and that evolution can explain why our beliefs developed.. + Informações

Dr. Sam Harris is a neuroscientist and the author of the New York Times bestsellers The End of Faith and Letter to a Christian Nation. The End of Faith won the 2005 PEN Award for Nonfiction. Harris writing has been published in over 15 languages. He is a Co-Founder and CEO of The Reason Project, a nonprofit foundation devoted to spreading scientific knowledge and secular values in society. He received a degree in philosophy from Stanford University and a Ph.D. in neuroscience from UCLA. NEW YORK TIMES bestselling author Dr. Deepak Chopra is an MD and board-certified Internist and endocrinologist. He is a Fellow of the American College of Physicians and guest lecturer annually at the Update in Internal Medicine CME Course Beth Israel Hospital Boston Harvard Medical School. He directs the educational programs at the Chopra Center for Well Being. Hailed by Time magazine as one of the 100 icons of the century, and credited as the poet-prophet of alternative medicine, Chopra is the author of more than 55 books that have been translated into 35 languages and sold over 20 million copies worldwide. Dr. Jean Houston (BA from Barnard College, Ph.D. in psychology from the Union Graduate School and a Ph.D in religion from the Graduate Theological Foundation) is a scholar, philosopher and researcher in human capacities, and is one of the principal founders of the Human Potential Movement. A powerful and dynamic speaker, she holds conferences and seminars with social leaders .... + Informações

What is SIS? Spelman's Independent Scholars (SIS) Program is a two-semester independent, interdisciplinary and intergenerational learning experience open to students across all majors. In SIS, we enhance our critical writing and critical thinking skills. In weekly seminars we share our research, sharpen our skills and grow in knowledge about oral history. In addition to learning sessions with the SIS faculty mentor, we are privileged to lectures by guest scholars including a gerontologist, two oral historians, a museum curator, an archivist and a physician-researcher in traditional knowledge. The first semester in SIS focuses on research and interviewing. The second semester focuses on transcribing and editing. The concept paper included in our SIS Research Notebook gives a rationale for the learning experience: Throughout our history in this nation -- indeed before we were brought to these shores -- older women in our families and in our communities are griots and sages, seers and prophets whom we are taught to honor and revere. Their stories teach us about values and beliefs that shaped their reality and, in immeasurable ways, impact our own. For reason, then, we see their memories, anchored deep in the soil of wisdom, as cherished treasure. It is this truth, as old as time itself, that undergirds the SIS Oral History Project. As explained by Danielle Phillips, Spelman Independent Scholar ----- More information is available about SIS Oral History Project at www.spelman.edu. + Informações

The live version of super mario bros dirty mix by a scholar and a physician. Recorded in Live at Truck Festival 2003. + Informações

Director - Chad Mason Director of Photography - Greg Harris Produced by - Harris Hawk Media. + Informações

From the 2006 Horris Records release "the Graduate", beat produced by MC Lars and A Scholar and a Physician.. + Informações

Dr. Tawfik Hamid - "The Roots of Jihad" When he was in medical school, Dr. Hamid was himself an early participant in an Egyptian terrorist group, along with Dr. Zawaheri, now the #2 man in Al Qaeda. Born in Egypt to a secular Muslim family, Tawfik Hamid joined the extremist Islamic group Jamma'a Islameia, when he was a student in medical school. In his studies he was learning to heal, but in his thoughts, as he says, he "dreamed to die for Allah and to share in terrorist acts." His colleague in these formative days of the terror movement was Dr. Al Zawaheri, then an acquaintance with whom Tawfik used to pray, and now the number 2 person of Al Qaeda. Eventually Dr. Hamid questioned the hatred and impulses to violence that participation in extremist Islam was fomenting within him. He became a physician, specializing now in medical education, and also a scholar of Islamic texts. When he began to preach in Mosques to promote a message of peace instead of violence and hatred, however, he himself became a target of the Islamic extremists who had been his friends. They threatened his life, forcing him and his family to flee Egypt, and then Saudi Arabia. As Dr. Hamid says "The powers of darkness were overwhelming and I was forced to emigrate with my family to the West seeking freedom." ========================== Dr. Tawfik Hamid "The Roots of Jihad" www.rootsofjihad.com. + Informações

Dr. Evan Wood and Dr. Thomas Kerr share the Alfred R. Lindesmith Award for Achieve¬ment in the Field of Scholarship, which recognizes scholars, like Alfred Lindesmith, whose personal courage and quality of published research constitute a source of rational inspiration for all who labor in drug policy scholarship. Dr. Kerr is co-director of the Urban Health Research Initiative at the British Columbia Centre for Excellence in HIV/AIDS, associate professor in the Department of Medicine at the University of British Columbia, and a Michael Smith Foundation for Health Research Scholar. Dr. Kerr has published over 300 scientific papers in international peer-reviewed journals. A key focus of Dr. Kerr's work has been the scientific evaluation of Insite, North America's first supervised injection facility. His research has shown that such facilities are effective in reducing new HIV infections and overdose deaths. Dr. Wood is co-director of the Urban Health Research Initiative at the British Columbia Centre for Excellence in HIV/AIDS and the founder of the International Centre for Science in Drug Policy. He is an internal medicine physician and epidemiologist with a long history of involvement in the healthcare issues facing drug addicted patients, particularly injection drug users living with HIV/AIDS. Wood has also contributed to the leadership of several HIV prevention research efforts, and recently has helped spearhead an initiative in Canada called Stop the Violence BC aiming .... + Informações

Dr. Tawfik Hamid - "The Roots of Jihad" When he was in medical school, Dr. Hamid was himself an early participant in an Egyptian terrorist group, along with Dr. Zawaheri, now the #2 man in Al Qaeda. Born in Egypt to a secular Muslim family, Tawfik Hamid joined the extremist Islamic group Jamma'a Islameia, when he was a student in medical school. In his studies he was learning to heal, but in his thoughts, as he says, he "dreamed to die for Allah and to share in terrorist acts." His colleague in these formative days of the terror movement was Dr. Al Zawaheri, then an acquaintance with whom Tawfik used to pray, and now the number 2 person of Al Qaeda. Eventually Dr. Hamid questioned the hatred and impulses to violence that participation in extremist Islam was fomenting within him. He became a physician, specializing now in medical education, and also a scholar of Islamic texts. When he began to preach in Mosques to promote a message of peace instead of violence and hatred, however, he himself became a target of the Islamic extremists who had been his friends. They threatened his life, forcing him and his family to flee Egypt, and then Saudi Arabia. As Dr. Hamid says "The powers of darkness were overwhelming and I was forced to emigrate with my family to the West seeking freedom." ========================== Dr. Tawfik Hamid "The Roots of Jihad" www.rootsofjihad.com. + Informações

Dr. Tawfik Hamid - "The Roots of Jihad" When he was in medical school, Dr. Hamid was himself an early participant in an Egyptian terrorist group, along with Dr. Zawaheri, now the #2 man in Al Qaeda. Born in Egypt to a secular Muslim family, Tawfik Hamid joined the extremist Islamic group Jamma'a Islameia, when he was a student in medical school. In his studies he was learning to heal, but in his thoughts, as he says, he "dreamed to die for Allah and to share in terrorist acts." His colleague in these formative days of the terror movement was Dr. Al Zawaheri, then an acquaintance with whom Tawfik used to pray, and now the number 2 person of Al Qaeda. Eventually Dr. Hamid questioned the hatred and impulses to violence that participation in extremist Islam was fomenting within him. He became a physician, specializing now in medical education, and also a scholar of Islamic texts. When he began to preach in Mosques to promote a message of peace instead of violence and hatred, however, he himself became a target of the Islamic extremists who had been his friends. They threatened his life, forcing him and his family to flee Egypt, and then Saudi Arabia. As Dr. Hamid says "The powers of darkness were overwhelming and I was forced to emigrate with my family to the West seeking freedom." ========================== Dr. Tawfik Hamid The Roots of Jihad 4 www.rootsofjihad.com. + Informações

Muhammad ibn Zakariy? R?z? , known as Rhazes or Rasis after medieval Latinists, (August 26, 865, Rey -- 925, Rey) was a Persian physician, alchemist and chemist, philosopher, and scholar . He is recognised as a polymath. Numerous "firsts" in medical research, clinical care, and chemistry are attributed to him, including being the first to differentiate smallpox from measles, and the discovery of numerous compounds and chemicals including ALCOHOL and kerosene, among others. Edward Granville Browne considers him as "probably the greatest and most original of all the physicians, and one of the most prolific as an author". + Informações

Check-out ocremix.org for the last song, credit goes to nintendo and A Scholar & A Physician, Binster, richBRF.. + Informações

September 29, 2009 Interview with Peter Jennings Scholar Nodira Makhmudova. As a child, Nodira Makhmudova had little interest in becoming a doctor when she grew up?this despite the fact that both her parents were doctors. It was only after she emigrated to the US from the Central Asian nation of Uzbekistan that she changed her mind. Just 16 when she first came here as an international student, she initially lived with a host family in Kansas and then moved to New York after six months. My English wasnt fluent and I felt very alone, with no real sense of how to get a job or where to go to school, she recalls. I lacked confidence and had trouble interacting with people. Rapid trajectory Fast forward four years to 2009: Makhmudova has completed her first semester at BMCC with a 3.72 grade point average and a busy schedule of volunteer activities. Along with two BMCC classmates, she recently received the 2009 Peter Jennings Scholarship Laurel Award, which recognizes the achievements of outstanding CUNY students who have earned a General Equivalency Diploma through a special CUNY program. Perhaps most significant, Makhmudova today has a clear vision of the next part of her life: graduation from BMCC, transfer to a pre-med program and then on to medical school. For some reason I didnt want to be a doctor when I was still living in Uzbekistan, but that changed after I got here, says Makhmudova. My father, who was a cardiologist, had inspired me to study abroad. I came here soon .... + Informações

Dr. Tawfik Hamid - "The Roots of Jihad" When he was in medical school, Dr. Hamid was himself an early participant in an Egyptian terrorist group, along with Dr. Zawaheri, now the #2 man in Al Qaeda. Born in Egypt to a secular Muslim family, Tawfik Hamid joined the extremist Islamic group Jamma'a Islameia, when he was a student in medical school. In his studies he was learning to heal, but in his thoughts, as he says, he "dreamed to die for Allah and to share in terrorist acts." His colleague in these formative days of the terror movement was Dr. Al Zawaheri, then an acquaintance with whom Tawfik used to pray, and now the number 2 person of Al Qaeda. Eventually Dr. Hamid questioned the hatred and impulses to violence that participation in extremist Islam was fomenting within him. He became a physician, specializing now in medical education, and also a scholar of Islamic texts. When he began to preach in Mosques to promote a message of peace instead of violence and hatred, however, he himself became a target of the Islamic extremists who had been his friends. They threatened his life, forcing him and his family to flee Egypt, and then Saudi Arabia. As Dr. Hamid says "The powers of darkness were overwhelming and I was forced to emigrate with my family to the West seeking freedom." ========================== Dr. Tawfik Hamid The Roots of Jihad www.rootsofjihad.com. + Informações

(A Scholar and A Phsyician produced the Lars song, as well as providing some vocals. Piney Gir simply provided guest vocals on the Lars song.) I'd been a fan of MC Lars' music since late spring of 2009; however, that interest was kicked into high gear when I saw Lars live in early December of that year. Gaga, in recorded form, followed only a few weeks later. Affecting me so heavily in such quick succession, I felt I had to combine the two. In general, the idea here was to combine two of my latter-day favorites, however distinct they are. The concept of Gaga's lines about bad romances seemed to integrate well with Lars' Internet-specific examples, so I ran with it. The original project idea called for a simple combined lyricsheet; I somehow decided to actually implement it sonically. Thus it begins. (This was the first mashup I was inspired to make, even though it was the third that got put on YouTube and ThePirateBay) Download here: www.mediafire.com -My other mashups to date- KL Flaga Megamix (K. Flay vs. Lady Gaga) www.youtube.com LoveGame Extended Mix (Lady Gaga vs. Led Zeppelin) www.youtube.com. + Informações

Dr. Tawfik Hamid - "The Roots of Jihad" When he was in medical school, Dr. Hamid was himself an early participant in an Egyptian terrorist group, along with Dr. Zawaheri, now the #2 man in Al Qaeda. Born in Egypt to a secular Muslim family, Tawfik Hamid joined the extremist Islamic group Jamma'a Islameia, when he was a student in medical school. In his studies he was learning to heal, but in his thoughts, as he says, he "dreamed to die for Allah and to share in terrorist acts." His colleague in these formative days of the terror movement was Dr. Al Zawaheri, then an acquaintance with whom Tawfik used to pray, and now the number 2 person of Al Qaeda. Eventually Dr. Hamid questioned the hatred and impulses to violence that participation in extremist Islam was fomenting within him. He became a physician, specializing now in medical education, and also a scholar of Islamic texts. When he began to preach in Mosques to promote a message of peace instead of violence and hatred, however, he himself became a target of the Islamic extremists who had been his friends. They threatened his life, forcing him and his family to flee Egypt, and then Saudi Arabia. As Dr. Hamid says "The powers of darkness were overwhelming and I was forced to emigrate with my family to the West seeking freedom." ========================== Dr. Tawfik Hamid The Roots of Jihad www.rootsofjihad.com. + Informações