| Universal: We're staying with HD DVD
But keep dreaming everybody if you think Blu-Ray will win in the end. You can all expect 2 Major BD Studios shifting their allegiance with HD DVD exclusively between Q2 to Q3 2008. And one of them is not Warner Bros. Though I am sure they will soon follow within the Q4 2008 time frame. The DVD Forum has had enough of this War and enough of the Blu-Ray manipulative business tactics. Expect a law suit by the DVD Forum against the Blu-Ray Disc Association because of their use of “DVD". Two major contributing factors for the 2 major studio shifts are going to be 1)Extremely well HD DVD player sales after Q1 2008 due to HD DVD promotional Groups extremely aggressive advertising which we've not even seen just yet and 2)The introduction of the TL51 discs with the TLTwin following about a month or so later due to the nature of the new triple layer twin discs replicating processes that will take a little longer than usual.
Cervical cancer vaccinations offered privately
A NORTH health clinic is to start offering a potentially life-saving new jab to schoolgirls ahead of the Government's own vaccination programme. And the first to be immunised will be the clinic director's own daughters. From this autumn, all 12 and 13- year-old girls — in school year eight — will be offered a vaccination to protect them against cervical cancer. Public health experts believe the national immunisation programme will save the lives of hundreds of women who develop the disease after being infected with the sexually-transmitted human papilloma virus — HPV — the cause of 99 per cent of all cases. Some parents have voiced fears however that vaccinating such young girls could encourage sexual promiscuity. .
Hillary Clinton plot to keep Bill in the spotlight
Democrats love Bill Clinton. African Americans still love Bill Clinton." The Clintons are already looking ahead to the general election that will follow the two parties' nominating contests. Strategists have not ruled out inviting Mr Obama to become Hillary's running mate, but they believe he would not accept a secondary role to Mr Clinton and question whether voters are ready for both a woman and an African American on the ticket. "The question is how much change is too much change?" one said. Senior party figures remain uneasy at the sight of Mr Clinton, who has been called America's "first black president", resorting to personal attacks against the man who might actually become the first African American in the White House. John Kerry, the Democrat candidate in 2004 whose campaign was derailed by a dirty tricks campaign, accused Mr Clinton of "frantic" distortions of Mr Obama's record.
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