The intervention, referred to as "Get Screened," builds on the finding that multimodal initiatives are more powerful for promoting use of preventive services[ 30].
The medical workers who should be responsible for opportunistic screening of women they care for are not keen on getting screened themselves.
So they approached us to get screen protectors on the team's phones and tablets".
Duke Ellington was the first African American composer to get screen credit on an American film, with Otto Preminger's 1959 "Anatomy of a Murder," and Ellington earned an Oscar nomination for scoring the 1961 film "Paris Blues".
Some got screen time on cable news including Shoreh Agdashloo, the mediocre actress brought up to air and express her sudden profound expertise on Larry King.
This is the making of The Calabash, an ambitious 100-episode film series that lawyer-turned-filmmaker Obi Emelonye hopes to get on-screen, including on iRokoTV, before the end of the year.
Product placement has become a vital source of funds for the film industry, with companies spending about $1.8bn last year to get on-screen prominence for their brands.
The bank's "teller assist" A.T.M.'s let customers get on-screen help from a remote bank teller over a live video link for transactions like check cashing.
If you have a Palm VII wireless organizer, you can get on-screen Traffic Touch reports from Tele Atlas for preselected areas or favorite routes.
It's tougher than ever for small films to get on screen, and tougher to hold on to that screen".
