Sunday, July 7, 2013

GEET (1992) / OST VINYL RIP





GEET  (1992) / OST VINYL RIP

ON REQUEST  



Music By :  Bappi Lahiri
Lyricist : Anjaan,Indevar

Music On : TIPS 




VINYL RIPPED @ 256 Kbps



 



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SONGS:  


1. Aankhon Mein Basaa Loon To 

  Singer/s : Kavita Krishnamurthy, Mohd. Aziz  
 Duration : 07:56 mins 









2. Jo Dil Se Nikle Woh 
 Singer/s :Alka Yagnik                  
  Duration : 07:44 mins 







3. O Piya O Piya   
Singer/s : Reshma                   
  Duration : 07:45 mins








4. Prem Patra Aaya Hai                 
Singer/s :  Kumar Sanu                 
Duration : 06:58 mins 






5Sar Pe Gam Gam                 
Singer/s : Alka Yagnik                  
Duration : 01:38 mins





6Tere Sur Mein Main Gaoon                  
Singer/s : Alka Yagnik, Devashish Dasgupta                  
Duration : 07:06 mins




7Tujhse Mujhe Pyar Tha                 
Singer/s : Alka Yagnik, Kumar Sanu                  
Duration : 08:09 mins








SUPER HIT SONG

8.  Aap Jo Mere Meet Na Hote               
Singer/s :  Lata Mangeshkar                   
Duration : 08:11 mins




TOTAL 8 TRACKS












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...Deepak..

Thursday, July 4, 2013

OHSU Informatics Graduation 2013: UBT Winding Down, Other Growth Steady, and Future Opportunities Abound

One of my favorite activities each year at Oregon Health & Science University (OHSU) is graduation. It is always a joy to march in the faculty procession and see our graduates who attend receive their degrees and certificates. Since we first started having graduates in 1998, I have only missed one commencement ceremony. Below is a picture of the happy group that attended this year's ceremony.
With this year's graduates, our biomedical informatics graduate program has now awarded 537 degrees and certificates to 509 people. We have 181 people who are still enrolled in our various programs. A total of 1558 people have been enrolled in our program at one time or another dating back to its launch in 1996. The figure below shows the distribution in the program tracks - bioinformatics and computational biology (BCB), clinical informatics (CI), and health information management (HIM) - for each degree or certificate.
This graduation also marks the end of studies for almost all students funded by the University-Based Training (UBT) program, the initiative of the Office of the National Coordinator for Health IT (ONC) to vastly expand the health IT workforce. Funded under the Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health (HITECH) Act, this program began in April, 2010 and in essence served as a scholarship program to pay tuition for students selected for funding.

The figure below shows the flowchart for applicants through graduates of the OHSU UBT program. While we will fall slightly short of our goal to graduate 148 students (135 Graduate Certificate and 13 Master's), we have launched many new informatics careers. While we accepted more people than our goal (176), the attrition rate turned out to be higher than we anticipated (24.4%, although about one-third continued as non-UBT-funded students). In addition, a number of those to which we were not able to award funding still enrolled in the program (65). In the meantime, a substantial number of people who were not candidates for UBT funding or otherwise did not apply still enrolled and/or graduated during the time period of the UBT grant (272 enrolled, 136 graduated).
The UBT funding will formally end on September 30, 2013. After that time, we will have three additional months to allow the remaining UBT-funded students to complete the program. Given how much of professional effort has revolved around two ONC initiatives, the UBT program and the Health IT Curriculum Development Project, it is amazing to think of my life devoid of them.

The good news is that there is not only plenty of continued demand for informatics education, but new opportunities are emerging. Interest and enrollment in our program has not abated. As for the opportunities, one will be training programs for the new clinical informatics subspecialty for physicians. In addition, there will likely be additional opportunities when new certifications emerge from the Advanced Interprofessional Informatics Certification Task Force of the American Medical Informatics Association (AMIA) as well as others from groups such as the Commission on the Accreditation of Health Informatics and Information Management (CAHIIM). There are in addition opportunities for developing informatics education for medical students, enabled by a recent grant awarded to OHSU by the American Medical Association (AMA).

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Tuesday, July 2, 2013

Changes in the Meaning of Birthdays As We Age

Today is my 55th birthday. I am halfway through my fifties. Overall, I cannot complain about my life. I have a wonderful family, great friends and colleagues, and a rewarding career. I also have my health, which I work at to maintain via healthy living, although I acknowledge that some health problems occur that are unrelated to diet and exercise, i.e., over which we have very little control.

Earlier in my life, my birthday represented a next step in my life, such as to achieve a new age or take a new job (one day after the usual July 1st starting date of the new year in academic medicine). Now, however, birthdays are more introspective, giving me pause to think and reflect about where my life has gone and what lies ahead.

In my rise in my career, I have mostly been an overachiever, accomplishing more than many people relative to my age. I reached a significant leadership role in launching the forerunner of my academic department, and then becoming Chair when we became a true department. My colleagues used to kid me at one point when I was the youngest member of the Board of Directors elected by the American Medical Informatics Association. My overachievement in this part of my life made up for my being a relative underachiever earlier in my life, especially in elementary and early high school.

As I have reflected on my birthdays in recent years, one thing is clear to me: While I still have a number of pathways open to me in life, my finite time left closes some options. I certainly have plenty of time to make adjustments in my career, but there are few careers that I could undertake completely de novo at this time.

Not that I have any desire to drastically change my career. I have been fortunate to be a part of something special, from the days of informatics being an obscure academic discipline to the modern days of HITECH, smartphones, and the ubiquitous Internet. My students laugh at me when I sometimes awe at the new technology and reminisce about the limits of what we had to deal with in the old days. However, I will keep looking forward in the informatics field and in life, and wonder about what amazements I will come upon at future birthdays.

Monday, July 1, 2013

GERAFTAAR (1985) OST VINYL RIP



GERAFTAAR (1985) OST VINYL RIP

ON REQUEST  

Music By :  Bappi Lahiri
Lyricist :  Indever

Music On : Music India Limited  
 



VINYL RIPPED @ 256 Kbps



 
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Kishan Kumar Khanna is a well-rate film actor who falls head over heels in love with young, beautiful and attractive Anuradha Saxena much to the dislikeness of her gangster brother who wastes no time in entrapping Kishan in a web of lies and deceits and gets him imprisoned for life. While in jail, Kishan reaches up with his long lost elder brother Karan who has been sentenced for life charged with murdering the Police Commissioner son, Vijay Sinha. Together they both plotted a scheme which will only benefit them in granting revenge from there perpetrators.
Record Details
TitleGeraftaar - 2392 490
Star Cast
Amitabh Bachchan, Madhavi, Rajnikant, Poonam Dhillon,, Kamal Hassan,   Kulbhushan Kharbanda, Ranjeet, Shakti Kapoor, kader Khan, Nirupa Roy, Aruna Irani, Rabia Amin, Renu Joshi & Bharat Saxena
DirectorPrayag Raj
ProducerS. Raamanathan
MusicBappi Lahiri
LyricsIndeevar
Movie Releasing Year1985
GenreOriginal Soundtrack
LanguageHindi
LabelMusic India
Made InIndia
ManufactureMusic India Ltd.
Serial No.2392 490
Side One
  • Dhoop Mein Nikla Na karo Roop Ki Rani
Kishore Kumar & Asha Bhosle
  • Ho Dil Se Dilki Pappi (Soni Kudi)
Asha Bhosle, Mohd. Aziz & Chorus
  • Aana Jana (Part II)
Bappi Lahiri
Side Two
  • Aana Jana (Part I)
Bappi Lahiri & Shabbir Kumar
  • Khool Jayega Kismat Ka Tala
Shabbir Kumar & Chorus
  • Yari Pe Kurban Ho
Kishore Kumar, Mohd. Aziz & Chorus

TOTAL 6 TRACKS







 DISCLAIMER: This blog promotes the appreciation of vinyl records in an encoded audio format called MP3 and hereby disclaims any violations of copyright law. The author of this blog does not engage in buying and/or selling songs in MP3 or any other format on this blog. Visitors of this blog are encouraged first and foremost to buy original records (to maintain the posterity of the vinyl record) and secondly, audio CDs. The music that is available here is meant for promotional and appreciation purposes only.

...Deepak...