The in between

The HIE will enable speedy and secure electronic transfer of information between hospitals, medical schemes/insurers and other health service providers. Story ...

“For patients, access to the HIE can mean the difference between life and death in an emergency situation or when travelling, as the treating doctor will be able to access critical, up-to-date health information in real time,” said Dr Christian. In this team effort, clinical data and information will be shared to improve patient care and efficiencies in the health sector. The HIE will enable speedy and secure electronic transfer of information between hospitals, medical schemes/insurers and other health service providers.

Just days after a historic deal between President Salva Kiir and Vice President Riek Machar, army leaders from both camps say fighting took place on Friday ...

Sunday's talks conclued on the formation of a unified armed forces command, one of the stumbling blocks that has stopped the implement of the two thousand and eghteen Peace agreement. Less than a week days after a major agreement was sealed between South Sudan's rival leaders, fighting erupted in the North of the country. Military officials of President Salva Kiir and the Vice President Riek Machar made the announced while calling for a ceasefire in the capital, Juba on Friday.

All Blacks star Damian McKenzie is eager for a cross-border competition between teams from Super Rugby Pacific and Japan Rugby League One.

“I think it’d make for an exciting sort of brand to be able to go out and involve Japan in some way or another. The calibre of players is getting a lot better. “I think they would manage fine. “Obviously Japan’s a country that’s developing in their rugby. “Even just watching the Japanese rugby over here, it’s getting better every year. All Blacks and Tokyo Suntory Sungoliath star Damian McKenzie is eager for a cross-border competition between Super Rugby Pacific franchises and Japan Rugby League One clubs.

Bangladeshi authorities must immediately and unconditionally release Hriday Chandra Mondal, a schoolteacher who was arrested on charges of “hurting ...

Protection of abstract concepts or religious or other beliefs, or the religious sensibilities of their adherents, is not a permissible ground for restricting the right to freedom of expression. Hriday Chandra Mandal’s case only exacerbates the situation and represents a direct threat for one of the last bastions of free expression in the country. “Hriday Chandra Mondal’s detention is emblematic of a disturbing trend in Bangladesh where the space for free expression is rapidly shrinking.

Tessa (Joey King) barely survives an accident that her boyfriend Skylar (Kyle Allen) dies in. And now she, with a broken and bleeding heart (literally), is ...

Their chemistry is more platonic than sexual, which works for the kind of quasi-teenybopper The In Between aims to be. The conflict between them is more nuanced, because the complexity of a girl's past feels a lot less performative than the darkness of a boy's history. A lazy afternoon, an empty movie theatre, a French film without subtitles, and a stranger translating the lines of the film in whispers. (Which reminds me: Any film that begins with a David Foster Wallace quote — "Every love story is a ghost story" in this case — can't be all that bad). It might sound like a cliche, but "seeing things that others don't" can go a long way in a film about teen spirit, both literal and figurative. The science-fiction is a bit loopy, like a rejected Alias episode. When my partner leaves to visit her parents, the embrace is tighter, the eyes are kinder and the smile is wider. A lot of my affection for this film is also rooted in its design. Or perhaps because, once in a while, I like to watch a movie about what it feels like to be starry-eyed lovers on the brink of a future. Their whirlwind summer romance in a warm coastal town is inter-cut with its stark aftermath. My greatest fear is not knowing when the "last time" is — especially with my loved ones. A split feels like the end of life itself; a spat makes me die a little inside; love still makes my world go around; companionship — against all odds — is still my default desire.

Netflix added supernatural romance film, The In Between to their catalogue, we explore the soundtrack that provides the backdrop to this heartbreaking film.

Determined to give their love story the epic conclusion it deserves, Tessa enlists the help of her best friend to contact Skylar one final time The two fall instantly in love and it seems Tessa finally has found her happy ending. As Netflix adds The In Between to its wealth of romantic dramas, we reveal songs that make our hearts burst.

A new book tells how classical music, played to the Chinese by the Philadelphia Orchestra, ushered in decades of valuable interchanges now under threat.

“That trip opened up our relationship, the beginning of the culture exchange,” Platt said. And this orchestra sound, this orchestra – actually, all of you – changed my life.” Cui Zhuping, at the time a young violinist in the Chinese Central Philharmonic, recalled the moment she heard the Philadelphia Orchestra on her home turf. “It was a very tricky business because the wife of Chairman Mao Zedong, Jiang Qing, had very firm ideas about what should be played and what should not. And, of course, in performing on Chinese soil in front of Madame Mao, the communally composed Yellow River Concerto had to be included, too. And in 1973 he was asked to open the first US liaison office in Beijing, which later became the American embassy. This is called ‘symphony’. The Philadelphia Orchestra is in China,” a friend said to Tan. It was the first time he had heard about a “symphony orchestra”, and it was striking. A year after Richard Nixon’s historic trip in February 1972 to China, Henry Kissinger learned from Chinese leaders that they would like to invite the Philadelphia Orchestra to China. Nixon rang its music director, the Hungarian-American conductor Eugene Ormandy, who immediately sensed history in the making: “That’s wonderful. But its two-week tour of China in 1973 marked the beginning of five decades of people-to-people exchanges between the two nations, something that is now under threat with the rise of geopolitical tensions. China was at the height of the Cultural Revolution. One day, Tan heard a sound from a loudspeaker in the field. “I think it was something by Beethoven – the Sixth or the Fifth symphony.” Until then, Tan had never known of Beethoven or Mozart, but he was deeply touched by the performance blasted from the loudspeaker.