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Concert Themes
Texts Written by Children
I recently requested songs based on texts written for children. Thanks to
all who responded. The following is the compilation. In some cases, where
there were duplicate suggestions, I did not post them both. Again, thank
you. I look forward to implementing some of these fine suggestions.
David R. White
Younger Generation by Aaron Copland, Text by Ira Gershwin, published
by Boosey and Hawkes.
Jim Davis
Wright State University - Lake Campus
Jh Rutter has at least one of not collectins of songs like this. The one I
is Five Childhood :yrics. It is SATB with divisi on some. Somewhat
Jonathan Veenker j-veenker(a)bethel.edu
Associate Professor of Music office-612/638-6385
Bethel College fax- 612/638-6001
St. Paul, MN 55112
Try "An Evening Falls" by Gordon Binkerd. excellent; unison, text on the
universal coming home each day at sundown to our mothers; accompaniment is
blues piano transcribed from an old roll. A very pleasant, moving piece.
Boosey, I think.
Also, Benjamin Britten "The Birds" works nicely for unison trebles, a
text on Christ's childhood, written when Britten himeself was a teenager, I
Good luck.
Timothy Carney
Director of Choirs
Music Director, O`ahu Choral Society
Hawai`i Vocal Arts Ensemble
University of Hawai'i at Manoa
I know there are settings of the poems from "I Never Saw Another
Butterfly" which is a collection of poems written by children in Nazi
concentration camps. I don't know the composer's name offhand but you
should be able to find it via a title search if you're interested.
Good luck.
--Judy Zuckerman
How about the TTBB version of "Prayer of the Children", written for the
Bosnian children. I believe it is by Nestor--absolutely gorgeous.
M. Springstead
VA. Beach
I have a 2-part piece based on Eugene Field's poem "The Duel," (The gingham
dog and the calico cat.) It's loaded with fun quotes from classics like The
Erlking, Tocatta and Fugue in D minor, and The Rite of Spring as well as
original material in various styles. My "The Duel" is scheduled for release
May from Shawnee Press. I hope that you will take a look when it comes out.
Tom Jordan
Are you familiar with John Rutter's Five Childhood Songs (I think) SATB
written early in his career? I sang it in 1975 in a workshop with Sir
Willcocks and still have a copy somewhere.
Martha jean
Spring Valley Academy
Is this just for the touring choir or will your younger choirs be
performning too? Have you looked at any of Bob Chilcott's new music. It
is somewhat lighter fair, but some of it very well crafted and he has a
knack for speaking to kids. Have you seen his City Songs?
Peter Robb
A delightful setting of the Robert Lewis Stevenson text for SA is "From A
Railway Carriage" by Alton Rinker.
Best wishes,
Mike Ellingsen
Vocal Music and Drama
Blue Earth Area High School
John Tavener'"s settings of "The Lamb" and "The Tiger" are very good SATB
settings of the most famous poems from Blake"s "Songs of Innocence". You
might also find Imant Ramish"s "Songs of the Lights" an interesting piece
to do with a treble choir. It consists of four songs based on texts from
American Indian chants related to night and the coming of dawn. While it
was written for a children's choir, it is by no means easy.
Hope this helps
Maryann Lisk
The first piece of music I recommend is included in
Edvard Grieg, Album for male voices, op.30
choro TTBB + solo baritone
The 2nd set "Badn Lat" (there has to be a small 'o' above both 'a's of
the title) is written for children. It's about about a cat, beating the
drum, the mice are
dancing, etc. The drums as well as the cat are immitated by the male
choir, it's really nice. I do not know if there is an english version,
ask C. F. Peters, NY.
The second recommendation is Hugo Distler, "Kinderlied für Agnes"
(Childrens song for Agnes), included in Hugo Distler, Mörike
Chorliederbuch, op. 19. It is written for choro SATB. "Agnes"
should/could be replaced by other names according to the composer.
Published by Bärenreiter Verlag, Germany. Go baerenreiter.com.
Knut Petersen
A couple of my favorite selections:
1) She Shall Have Music, Nick Page, B&H, Doreen Rao series.
2) Nursery Rhyme Nonsense, Marilyn Broughton, Gordon V. Thompson, Toronto
Children's Chorus series, Jean Ashworth Bartle, editor.
3) Four Is Wonderful, Ruth Watson Henderson, GVThompson, TCC series.
4) The Frog, by Nina Perry, pub. Oxford, #U65. (This one is very difficult
get ahold of. It is only available in the U.K. But it is a real gem, I
Cute and nicely crafted.)
This verse 1-"There was a frog living in a tree, Humbledum-dum,
He sat on a branch, and all day long, puffed himself up and sang a song,
'Humbledum-dum, Humbledum-dee, I wish I were a bird,' sang he." (cute piano
interlude: bird music) verse 2-" 'How charming it must be to fly,
dum, up to the sky. How easy it would surely be, for an elegant, talented
like me, Humbledum-dum, Humbledum-dee.' And with a flourish ... (piano
flourish) ... he leapt from the tree." (more piano: frog-flying music). "
'Now this is really something new, Humbledum-dum,' he sang as he flew. But
This elegant talented frog, finished up head over heels in a bog." (piano:
bog-landing music, with flying-frog trill) " 'Humbledum-dum, Humbledum-dee,
the life of a bird..." (piano: bird music) "... is not for me!"
Jean Dickey, Founder/Director,
The Young Singers Of Colorado
My chorus did a very successful program last spring with the same title.
We included the following:
Five Nursery Rhymes Steven Weber
Cancion del Kuku Ramon Noble (Ricordi Americana,
Jenny Rebecca, Four Days Old Clair McElfresh
This Old Man Chilcott (SSAA)
Are You Sleeping, Brother John? Erkki Pohjola (SSAA)
All the Pretty Little Horses Emily Crocker (SSA)
Lullabies and Nightsongs Book I Alec Wilder
Down by the Riverside John Rutter
Maggie and Millie and Mollie and May Vincent Persichetti
Oh Susanna John Miller
Cantan las flores Michael Mendoza
The Bayou Sara Malcolm Dalglish
Johnny Has Gone for a Soldier Kirby Shaw
Soft Rain Doug Cox (Shawnee--long out of
At other programs I have also had success with:
Bobby Shaftoe's Gone to Sea David Willcocks
Dominic Has a Doll Peter Schickele
Mary Had a Little Blues Charles Collins (SSA)
All of the above are SATB unless otherwise noted.
My best to you! I personally find children's songs to be SO REFRESHING!
My students particularly liked the Weber, Wilder, and McElfresh pieces.
David G. Tovey
Associate Professor of Music
Ohio State University
Irving Fine - Three Choruses from Alice in Wonderland Warner Bros.
Debra Lenssen
Director, Bluffton College Camerata Singers
Check out Voices of Terezin (Pub. Alliance Music, Inc). Three pieces with
text taken from poetry written by children in a concentration camp.
POWERFUL text. Very contemporary, mostly 2-part choral with piano.
Jane Ramseyer Miller
Music Director, Calliope Women's Chorus
Music Director, One Voice Mixed Chorus
Minneapolis, MN
John Rutter: *5 Childhood Lyrics* (SATB div a capp, OUP)
Houston Bright: *The House that Jack Built* (SATB a capp, Shawnee; probably
only archivally)
Gregg Smith: *Adirondack Songs* 1-3 pt treble; acc., available from the
composer; please tell him I sent you--
And John Tavener's *The Lamb*, of course (SATB a capp, Chester)
Robert Ross, Artistic Director
Voces Novae et Antiquae
Philadelphia, PA
I know you said you didn't want "children's" songs, but I know a really
touching song that I sang in children's choir called "One Little Candle."
It is a unison song, but it has a great message, and might even be used
help balance more difficult songs in a program. Anyway, good luck in your
search--I hope this helped.
Jean Beeman
I know you said you didn't want "children's" songs, but I know a really
touching song that I sang in children's choir called "One Little Candle."
It is a unison song, but it has a great message, and might even be used
help balance more difficult songs in a program. Anyway, good luck in your
search--I hope this helped.
Jean Beeman
The group I direct, the Riverdale Choral Society, is currently working on
SATB piece which seems to fit your requirements: Robert Starer, Proverbs
a Son (1990). Publisher: Transcontinental. However, it may be too long
your program--14:45 on the CD (#95009) also pub. by Transcontinental. It
accessible for both singers and audience--my group is enjoying it very
Mimi S. Daitz
Thus endeth the compilation.
Thanks be to the contributors.
David R. White, Director
Florida's Singing Sons Boychoir
Fort Lauderdale, Florida, USA
Susan Sonnemaker, North HS Evansville, IN
on June 28, 2004 10:00pm
"Lullaby from a Child" David Montoya (Walton) SSAA
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Jennifer Erdody, Souhegan Valley Chorus, Milford, NH
on January 30, 2005 10:00pm
A great SSA piece is "Fire" by Mary Goetze, with lyrics composed by a thirteen-year-old girl. The lyrics are wonderful and the music very expressive.
Applauded by an audience of
W. Thomas Rickman
on January 30, 2006 10:00pm
Don't forget:
"Children's Letters to God" by C.M. Shearer
A set of five prayers written by children. Not too terribly challenging, but a crowd-pleaser.
My favorite letter:
"Last week it rained for three days. We thought it would be like Noah
Applauded by an audience of
P. D. Morgan
on March 1, 2006 10:00pm
Nick page has work which is a series of poems written by children tittled "I used to be a riddle" some humorous texts yet some profound statements one would not expect from children
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on April 24, 2007 10:00pm
I would like to find a copy of a book that I lost many years ago, while working with children's music. The title, I believe, was "Songs We Sing" - they were very singable and easy, understanadable words for little children, and also a few instrumental pieces. Published by a Baptist Church Publishing Company, I believe. (I liked it and used it very much with pre-school children.)
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on July 30, 2008 10:00pm
Consider "There was a Naughty Boy" by Argento, from his "A Nation of Cowslips", published by Boosey & Hawkes
Also, a funny text about a younger person's struggle with studying homework, titled "Sophomoric Philosophy" by Raymond F. Dvorak, published in 1951 by Remick Music. The text:
"Plato, Euripedes, Socrates, Diogenes...are known for their philosophies. Philosophy of modern 'Greek' makes ancient logic very weak, A sophomore, the mighty speaks: 'The more you study, the more you know, the more you know, the more you forget, the more you forget, the less you know, so why study? The less you study, the less you know, the less you know, the less you forget, the less you forget, the more you know, so why study!'"
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The official synopsis for the first two episodes of series 3 of The Sarah Jane Adventures has been released by the BBC.
Prisoner Of The Judoon: Part One
Investigative journalist Sarah Jane Smith, one-time companion to The Doctor, is back for a third series of alien-busting adventures, from creator Russell T Davies, which also features a special appearance from The Doctor himself, David Tennant, who stars in two episodes.
Sarah Jane is accompanied by her adopted son, Luke, his streetwise pal, Clyde Langer, their schoolmate, Rani, who lives opposite and has aspirations to become a journalist like Sarah Jane, and their Xylok super computer in the attic, Mr Smith. Sarah Jane's robot dog, K-9, also joins the gang on their adventures.
In the first of this two-part adventure, Sarah Jane and the gang face the most dangerous day of their lives, as the rhino-like Judoon return. When prisoner Androvax the Destroyer crash-lands on Earth, a Veil is set free and starts to turn Earth's technology against itself. And his next intended victim is Sarah Jane.
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Luke, Clyde and Rani fight their most fearsome enemy yet – Sarah Jane Smith – in the second episode of this two-part, alien-busting adventure.
As the Judoon fleet approaches Earth, it's a race against time to stop Androvax. But with Genetech's technology on the rampage, and Rani's parents taken prisoner, can anything stop the Army of the Infinitesimal?
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Reliance Securities, A Reliance Capital Limited Company, is the financial services division of Reliance Anil Dhirubhai Ambani (ADA) Group. Reliance ADA group is among top 3 business houses in India with wide range of presence across various sectors. Group's major interests ranges from communications (Reliance Communications) and financial services (Reliance Capital Ltd), to generation, transmission and distribution of power (Reliance Energy), infrastructure and entertainment.
Reliance Ssecurities has over 22 lakhs customers and more then 10'000 branches in around 5000 cities in India. Company is among the largest broking and distribution house of financial products and having share of more then 3% of total stock market volume at BSE & NSE.
Rsec.co.in is the web based investment portal (with Online Stock Trading) from Reliance Securities. This website enables its customer to invest & manage most of the services provided by Reliance Securities including Equity (Stock) Trading, Commodity Trading, Derivatives, Mutual Fund Investment, IPO Investment, Life Insurances, General insurances, Money Transfer, Currency Derivatives, Gold Coins and Credit Cards Services. Company recently entered in to Wealth Management with tools like investment in equity-linked portfolio management services, structured products, insurance and mutual funds.
The Reliance Securities website uses special security features 'Security Token', which makes your online trading experience more secure without complexity.
Trade In: NSE, BSE & MCX-SX, MCX, NCDEX, NMCE
The investment options available with Reliance Securities are as below:
Reliance Securities provides different platforms for trading:
Easy Trade ia a browser based platform for first time investors.
Insta Plus is a web browser based trading system which helps you to directly place orders through market watch and helps to apply online in various products such as MF, FD, Bonds, IPO, OFS, AMO orders, Stop loss cover order, Systematic equity plans, etc.
InstaXpress is an EXE based, high speed trading tool that allows you to monitor what is happening in the market at real time speed. It provides an investor with Live streaming quotes & Research Calls, integrated fund transfer system along with multiple watch list facility. Investor can also do technical analysis with the help advance charting tools.
RMobile Xpress is a smart mobile trading application that allows you to be in touch with market anytime and anywhere during market hours at your finger tips.
Reliance Securities Research Desk provides independent Equity Research to Retail Clients. It has a strong and highly experienced team of Analysts enjoying a rich blend of youth and experience. In terms of sector coverage we cover sectors like Automotives, Auto Components, Capital Goods, Engineering, Cement, Infrastructure, Banking, Software, Pharma, Telecom, FMCG, Media and Oil. The Fundamental Research is broadly idea based and gives a mix of large-cap and mid-cap ideas.
Account opening fees:
Reliance Securities Demat Account Charges:
For online trading with Reliance Money, investor has to open an account. Following are the ways to open an account with Reliance Money:
(Note: Information Last Updated: 6/27/2013 1:55:00 PM)
683. harsh ranjan Sep 28, 2013 2:11:23 PM IST | Reply
it is better than any other company but the advance brokerage is really very high.. Ratings: Brokerage - Excellent Account Maintenance Fees - Excellent Website Usability - Above Average Customer Service - Excellent Overall Experience - Excellent
682. Ausaf Sep 24, 2013 12:23:58 AM IST | Reply
a very bad experience , from varansi office & gorakhpur office, opened a account a month back, on fraud talks,not able to map my account to date, frequent token not valid, slow in making a trade
681. Anuj Sharma Sep 03, 2013 4:27:58 PM IST | Reply
Hi,This is Anuj Sharma. We provide best services for Free Demat Account Opening.
680. J K Deb Aug 19, 2013 7:12:16 PM IST | Reply
The website is horrible. It hangs and cannot trade during the opening and closing of market. Trade confirmation is not clear in RSec.the security token does not work...it takes more than 7 days to receive a new security token only to discover that it is not mapped to my account. Ratings: Brokerage - Average Account Maintenance Fees - Average Website Usability - Very Poor Customer Service - Very Poor Overall Experience - Below Average
679. rst May 03, 2013 6:10:52 AM IST | Reply
Should I go for reliance money or angel broker
679.1. sandeep May 29, 2013 6:57:05 PM IST |
you should go for reliance money , its cheaper & it many option of investment
678. sunil Apr 11, 2012 5:28:39 PM IST | Reply
i am confused after going through various comments pl help me. whether I should be open an online account with reliance or not thanx.
677. ajay singh Jan 26, 2012 8:11:53 PM IST | Reply
I had a trading experience of 3 months with Reliance money online trade and lost money.-false promise to refund a/c opening fee (after first month) = Rs. 750/--false promise to reduced brokerage (in 3 months) = Rs. 4060/- -trades lost due to frequent password expiries = Rs. 4543/--trades lost due to website freezes = Rs. 7370/--fuel expenses for frequent visits to branch office to submit requests or settling disputes = Rs. 900/- Reliance money has below limitations which restrict online traders to trade from their home/office ease.-No realtime display of indices for online traders.-No helpline after market hours.-No sms support on mobiles-No Mobile trading platform.-No trade baskets (cannot process multi orders)-No real time charts-No email/sms alerts.-No single window buying (it switches to different window to choose scrip codes and then switches back)-Poor color themes for display.-Poor website interface for FNO trades. -No market coverage on daily basis. (they have low grade market lens for dealers but never send to clients) -poor trading platform(tradeexpress) for power users. Live action of scrips often mixed with other scrips for spot price/traded volumes. -poor reporting system. i never received report for my ledger balance limits in 3 months. -website'a regular hanging time - Opening hours and closing hours. Overall i had bad experience with reliance money website and people working in chandigarh office.
676. satish sharma Dec 27, 2011 10:35:29 AM IST | Reply
I have grat experience all the account availabe under one roof. 1 3in 1 account 2 trading 3 commodity 4 browser facility Ratings: Brokerage - Excellent Account Maintenance Fees - Excellent Website Usability - Excellent Customer Service - Excellent Overall Experience - Excellent
675. satish Oct 22, 2011 3:04:24 PM IST | Reply
Very bad.... they get your account promising no charges and once you are onboard they increase the charges haevily after some time...The online website is down frequently and throws many errors at the time of transactions. you never know if the transaction is successfull. Even rejected transactions are later successfull without your knowledge and you come to know of this when they debit your account six months later. Ratings: Brokerage - Average Account Maintenance Fees - Very Poor Website Usability - Very Poor Customer Service - Below Average Overall Experience - Very Poor
674. gurwinder singh Sep 24, 2011 5:29:37 PM IST | Reply
Ratings: Overall Rating - Excellent Fees - Excellent Brokerage - Very Poor Website usability - Excellent Customer Service - Excellent
673. ALOK KUMAR Mar 24, 2011 4:53:54 PM IST | Reply
very worst service, many hidden charges and insta plus is very bas many time said for again login all time spends in login but still get message that ur session is expired, i will advice not to go for reliance money.too many hidden costs. go some other but never with reliance
673.1. sharad Sep 08, 2013 11:57:10 AM IST |
i was using it for last 4years. all services are very poor, lots of hidden charges. i suggest do not any services of reliance money.
672. ONP Feb 14, 2011 1:09:14 PM IST | Reply
I had some problems and wanted to have doubts cleared. The doubts were satisfied immediately with full patience by one Mr. Chiranjeevi at TF: 9380008427 in Pondi. Their service seems to be good
671. Pavanpavan Dec 29, 2010 4:39:51 PM IST | Reply
I had horrible experience with reliance money. their trading platform sucks with login issues. Security token is extra headache. we need to change Transaction password for every 15 days apart from login password. I really couldnt understand what is necessity of transaction password when we have login password and security token. Remember, most of the other dmats have only login password. recently, my security token failed to work and giving all zeroes when pressed. I have raised request for new token at cost of 200/- Im a software engineer and its cumbersome for me to use reliance money online platform. vexed up with reliance money, I have opened dmat with other brokerage. Overall, its nightmare and go for it if u want to make ur life miserable. Ask someone who is using reliance money in ur frens or relatives and take a decision.1. we can do fund transfer frm only 1 bank account which is linked to our dmat where as India infoline provided facility to do fund transfer from any bank a/c. 2. Security token is unnecessary headache with short life.3. unstable online trading platform and worst interface ..not at all user friendly4. No transparency and honesty in transactions.5. poor customer care.It tested my patience several times. being vexed by RMoney, i had avoided to login for months together and lost lot of good oppurtunities.However, i completely avoided it now and using another trading platform. Totally that bast**d Anil ambani is a big cheater.. He looted lot of public money thru his Reliance power IPO and looting every day thru Reliance money.
670. Jitendra Dec 15, 2010 12:18:29 PM IST | Reply
I agree with Mr Swapnil Jagtap. I have opened trading account with Rmoney before 3 months. They are serving me very better. Their new software is very good calld INSTA PLUS.. They charging 0.20% brokerage from me.... Tips are also very good. Overall EXCELLENT Experience..
669. Nitesh Kumar sharma Dec 11, 2010 12:06:04 PM IST | Reply
Hi.. This is Nitesh. i wanna need to open an free demat account. plz explain me what is the rule of reliance money account. and can i start 1000.Rs.tell me.
668. Munna bhai Dec 06, 2010 12:30:57 PM IST | Reply
Chandni chowk to china Reliance money ji why you not try to undestand why you closed essy trade and limit card maamu.
667. Anil from delhi Dec 05, 2010 7:23:30 PM IST | Reply
Limit turnover option Rs 500. Is very good but bad news is Reliance money closed it so you closed your a/c and feel cool in cold
666. RAJA BABU Dec 05, 2010 7:14:25 PM IST | Reply
Its trading platform is very poor and also mobile gprs system is very very multipal poor i say only keep distance from it
665. Alok Dec 04, 2010 9:10:27 PM IST | Reply
I agree with you Mr. Ravi you write very good answer you are looted by reliance money ltd so closed you your a/c and save you your balance money .as soon as possible . Or complind to SEBI Also in your case thankyou
664. Ravi Dec 04, 2010 8:44:37 PM IST | Reply
Reliance money charging very high brokrage. it is poor to me that i sale my filmcity media 40000 share at Rs 0.33 =Rs 13200 total amount and reliance money charged brokrage by no of share Rs 2225 (brok.stt,) and same buy my total brokrage buy and sell is Rs 4450. When i call to customer care they says that it our new % brokrage system so we are not able to do any things please help me. can i compline to SEBI or what i do after. Thank you


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We are a parish in the Diocese of Worcester and New England and our Bishop is His Grace Bishop +JOHN Abdalah. We are a Diocese of the Antiochian Orthodox Christian Archdiocese of North America and our Metropolitan Archbishop is His Eminence Metropolitan +PHILIP Saliba.
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Biobanking at UCL
Why is Biobanking important?
The main aim of developing Biobanking at UCL is to maximise the value of data and biospecimen repositories across all campuses. Biobanking is now heavily relied upon Worldwide for advancing research into a vast variety of health problems and to develop new ideas, technology and knowledge. Access to biorepositories and associated data is crucial to ongoing biomedical research. In order for large sample collections and data to be fully appreciated, ensuring the robust, accurate management of tissue and data repositories is vital. By combining the resources already available at UCL in a rationalized model, the full potential of these sample and data sets in the development of new translational research ideas and advancement of personalised medicine can be realised, not only by those at UCL but by the wider research community.
Developing infrastructure for Biobanking at UCL will help maximise, for patient benefit, the value of data and biospecimen repositories across all campuses. Patients' samples with pseudoanonymised data are crucial for the development of biomedical research, particularly translational research.
Featured Biobank - Human Developmental Biology Resource
The MRC-Wellcome Trust Human Developmental Biology Resource (HDBR) is organised from two sites: the Institute of Genetic Medicine, Newcastle, and the Institute of Child Health, UCL. The HDBR is an ongoing collection of human embryonic and foetal material ranging from 4 to 14 weeks of development. Tissue and RNA samples are available to the international scientific community. Material can either be sent to registered users or our In House Gene Expression Service (IHGES) can carry out projects on the user's behalf and provide high quality electronic images and interpretation of gene expression patterns. Any gene expression data that emerges from use of the HDBR material is added to our gene expression database which is accessible via our HUDSEN (Human Developmental Studies Network) website.
For further information about the Human Developmental Biology Resource or the In House Gene Expression Service (IHGES), can be found at www.hdbr.org or by contacting the resource manager at Newcastle email@example.com or London email@example.com.
What are the Biobanking options at UCL?
1) Physical Biobank
Two University College London (UCL) biobanks, one based at the Royal Free Hospital (RFH) Campus and the other based at Bloomsbury supporting Pathology and the Cancer Institute, act as physical repositories for collections of biological samples and data from patients consented at UCLH, Partners Hospitals and external sources. This incorporates collections of existing stored samples and new collections. It provides a unique opportunity to advance medical research.
The biobank:
- is a highly flexible facility
- is directed at the user to:
- facilitate research
- improve research governance
- enable dispatch of sample to researchers Nationally and Internationally.
- will provide assistance with regulatory compliance
UCL - RFH BioBank (for presentations from the Royal Free Biobank Launch Event in February 2011 see News and Events)
UCL- RFH BioBank, the physical repository at the Royal Free, presents a unique opportunity to advance medical research through making access to research tissue easier, faster and much more efficient. The BioBank is both a physical repository, with capacity for up to 1 million cryogenically stored samples and a virtual repository for all tissue, cell, plasma, serum, DNA and RNA samples stored throughout UCLP. In particular, samples considered 'relevant material', such as tissues and cells, that are licensed by the Human Tissue Authority, can be stored long term. Existing holdings of tissues and cells where appropriate can be transferred to the Physical BioBank at the Royal Free.
UCL - Royal Free BioBank provides a flexible approach to banking, allowing the Depositor to pick and choose services that are tailored to fit their requirements. Collaborations arising from publicising of the existence of the holdings are entirely at the discretion of the depositor, as the facility ensures that access to the deposits remains at the decision of the Depositor/User.
The UCL- Royal Free BioBank will set up service level agreements with all users in order to define the responsibilities of the user and the biobank in all aspects of the biobanking process, from consent and collection through to disposal and transfer to third parties.
For a video showing more information of the facility see UCL-Royal Free biobank or News and Events
UCL/UCLH Biobank for studying Health and Disease (based at Pathology-Rockefeller building and the UCL-Cancer Institute
The biobank supports projects principally involved in the study of human disease and the aim is to support primarily, research in the Pathology Department, UCLH and the UCL-Cancer Institute but it will also support other UCLH partners. The biobank stores normal and pathological specimens, surplus to diagnostic requirements, from relevant tissues and bodily fluids. Stored tissues include; snap-frozen or cryopreserved tissue, formalin-fixed tissue, paraffin-embedded tissues, and slides prepared for histological examination. Tissues include resection specimens obtained surgically or by needle core biopsy. Bodily fluids include; whole blood, serum, plasma, urine, cerebrospinal fluid, milk, saliva and buccal smears and cytological specimens such as sputum and cervical smears. Fine needle aspirates obtained from tissues and bodily cavities (e.g. pleura and peritoneum) are also be collected. Where appropriate the biobank can also store separated cells, protein, DNA and RNA isolated from collected tissues and bodily fluids described above. Some of the tissue and aspirated samples are stored in the diagnostic archive.
The establishment of a core programme enables a centralised approach to the management and integration of all research groups working within these institutions, providing appropriate structure and support.
For a presentation on the Cancer Institute and Pathology Biobank see News and Events
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Holders of samples and data in other locations across UCLP (including frozen or fixed tissues, plasma, sera, DNA and RNA) will be invited to add information on their holdings to the BioBank Research database hosted by UCL. This will not only hold information about the sample, but also the diagnosis and other clinical information as available. The Research Database, which is being developed with Canadian company, Genologics, will be web-accessible, so that researchers across the Globe can identify sample holdings and thus initiate collaborative research. All data and samples will remain the property of the person who collected them.
Information on other sample/data collections across UCL
For other sample and data collections based at UCL, basic information on what is available and the contact details will be available from the Biobank Facilitator.
Please contact Kirstin Goldring (Biobank Facilitator), 0203 4475368, firstname.lastname@example.com, if have a sample/data collection and you are interested in the Biobanking infrastructure at UCL, or if you are interested in sourcing samples.
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Propaganda heads to Plymouth for a huge one off party! We're hitting Plymouth Uni, Main Hall on Saturday 1st March with special guests The Libertines spinning the tunes! Rock 'n' roll legends Carl Barat and Gary Powell take to the decks to bring the party to the south coast for what's shaping up to be…
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Just wondering... when I stop taking creatine will I look more cut then I already am? I know it depends of if I'm bloating or not, but I'm not sure if I am or not because I've been consistently losing weight. Though the only place I haven't lost fat from seems to be bottom of my stomach/fat on sides. I have expierenced a great gain in muscle mass though, but I'm more concerned with looking more cut then having more bulk.
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The latest DVDs and Blu-rays are given the once-over by our writers. Read first before reaching for your credit card.
The original Hulk Vs. was a feature film released in 2009 and divided in two halves; the first half featured Thor and the other half Wolverine. In anticipation of the release of The Wolverine this summer Marvel Animation is re-releasing Hulk vs. Wolverine as a stand-alone short.
This is an excellently mounted, perfectly pitched film. While writer/producer/director Steve Stone treads some familiar tropes, most notably the shaky-cam, did I just see something in the shadows, night-vision terror of superb Spanish shocker REC, he ensures the movie feels entirely his own, to the extent the viewer feels that somehow this baroque ghost story is a real passion project for him and his excellent cast and crew.
Where most horror remakes are content to retread the original plot beats with a slick look and sexier cast, Maniac eschews these standards for a more artistically experimental route, shooting the entire movie in first-person perspective. Maniac takes us into the deranged world of Frank Zito, a man who makes a living restoring classic shop mannequins, who is driven by an insatiable need to scalp women. Through Elijah Wood, Frank is a classic example of the person whose neighbours would mutter in shocked tones on the nightly news, "He seemed like such an ordinary man, I never would have expected this."
Here's another film to add to the tally of recent home invasion flicks, and not a half bad one either. Best selling novelist Jonathan (Milo Ventimiglia) and his wife Addie (Sarah Shahi) live in a large house set in bucolic countryside, but the idyll is tainted by grief following the death of their infant son. He's trying to move on, plugging away at his next book, but she's stuck in a stupor of medication. The vibe between them isn't good, and seems likely to explode into mutual recrimination at any moment.
Coming after Shivers (1975), Rabid (1977) and his drag-racing B-movie Fast Company (1979), The Brood (1979) was David Cronenberg's attempt to show that he could deliver more than just bloody shocks and gross-out horror. At heart a domestic tragedy, it points the way towards such concentrated masterpieces as The Fly (1986) and Dead Ringers (1988). But it's still a Cronenberg flick, mind you, and it concludes with a revelation as oozingly stomach-wrenching as any in his oeuvre.


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Last summer, en route to pick up my youngest daughter from a weeklong sleepaway camp in Connecticut designed specifically for adopted children, I was half-certain I would find her wailing about having been miserable, friendless and infected with Lyme's disease. Would she run into my arms and dissolve into tears? This was her first time alone and away from home. That she might have enjoyed herself, made friends and been tick-free seemed like too much to wish for.
It's not that I wanted something to have gone wrong. To the contrary, I wanted her to love this camp, to have bonded with other campers, to feel as if she belonged — so much so that she'd want to come back the next summer. I simply had a hard time believing that all could be well for my child, who struggles so much to keep her sometimes-volatile emotions from undermining her relationships.
The report she gave me on pick-up day quieted my fears, but did not entirely eliminate them. My child, who is rarely without a complaint, said that she had had a great time. My child, who is slow to make friends, hugged her camp friends and counselors goodbye. For the first time, she wasn't "the only one" who was adopted.
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Frederick Innovative Technology Center(301) 694-2999Michael Dailey, Executive Director
Promotes and supports the development of 12 to 15 early-stage information technology and life sciences companies - with a range of services including business development support, marketing, promotion, public relations, finance and research assistance, and manufacturing assistance, and office support with shared services.
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The Bethesda Green Business Incubator, created in partnership with the Montgomery County Department of Economic Development, promotes the creation and expansion of green businesses that develop and supply environmentally sustainable technologies, products and services. Bethesda Green works with and leverages Montgomery County's strengths to create a green industry cluster that will generate economic, environmental and social value for the County's businesses and residents.
Germantown Innovation Center(240) 453-6348John Korpela
Located on Montgomery College's, Germantown campus, this 32,000 square-foot facility offers 11 wet labs, two modular clean rooms and 45 offices supporting 25 to 35 life sciences and technology companies.
Rockville Innovation Center(240) 453-8488Ruth Semple
The 23,000 square feet facility provides space and support for 30 start-up technology companies. The network offers shared reception, conference and work rooms, and programs that teach business skills and support with licensing, intellectual property and financing. Located next to NIH, FDA and NIST, establishing a competitive admission application process, RIC seeks companies with healthcare, medical, and bioinformatics, and international tech companies to establish U.S. offices.
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Designed to meet the requirements of high technology industry, this 60,000 square-foot facility offers 60 offices and 24 modular wet laboratories for biotechnology companies. A high-tech central lab is available for use by all tenants.
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Wheaton Business Innovation Center(240) 994-9123Jerry Godwin
Provides office space, conference rooms and support services for approximately 25-30 businesses in a 10,000 square-foot, business center. A state-of-the-art conference and meeting space with full plug-and-play capability, internet access, shared work space and central business services. Access to business resources including training, development, and legal counseling, prospective tenants are selected based on competitive application.
Prince George's County
Maryland International Incubator(301) 405-3906Dr. David Barbe, Director, Mtech
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Prince George's County Technology Assistance Center(301) 583-4650Shawn Branch, TAC Coordinator
Provides a nurturing environment for small high-tech companies, competitively priced office space, support services and management and technical assistance for fledgling high-technology companies. The center's 13,000 square feet includes 200-3,000 square-foot suites.
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Provides new high-tech companies support they need. The companies entering TGC agree to remain in Maryland and Prince George's County for a specified period of time. Offices ranging from 170 - 5,000 square foot, companies can use shared facilities, conference rooms, fax/copier room, reception area and receptionist.
Bowie Business Innovation Center(301) 360-3500Lisa S. Smith, Executive Director
Located at the Center for Business at Bowie State University, the Bowie Business Innovation Center is the first Maryland incubator to be established at a historically black college.


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Russ Lande gives us the measureables from the East West Shrine Game Weigh-In. Russ Lande
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NIAID and Chinese officials sign agreement to foster TB research in China's Henan province
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...nd 2006, and 77 cases that were one step away from xdr TB. The study appears in the August 15 issue of C...tibiotics that form the backbone of TB treatment. xdr TB is resistant to even more classes of antibiotic...ween 1993 and 2006, looking for cases that fit the xdr TB definition. Of the 424 MDR TB cases, 4 perce...NIAID describes research priorities to fight drug-resistant tuberculosis
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The University of Arkansas has recently released a new long-grain rice variety named 'LaKast'.
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Even these two titles aren't the only graphic novels about cancer. Harvey Pekar (of American Splendorfame) and his wife, Joyce Brabner, wrote Our Cancer Year in 1994 (illustrated by Frank Stack). The wicked, outrageous Cancer Vixen: A True Story by Marisa Acocella Marchetto of New York, came out just this week. (Engelberg says her publisher pushed the release of her book up to beat Cancer Vixen: "Just because you have cancer doesn't mean you're noble; you're still doing marketing.") And I'm sure there are even more books along these lines.
But rather than continue in the direction of disease memoirs, I decided to educate myself more broadly: I picked up a copy of Graphic Novels: Stories to Change Your Life by London's Paul Gravett, which came out last November. Whether you're new to the genre or an old hand, you'll appreciate his sensible, visual, enthusiastic take on the past, present, and future of the form. I came away from it wanting to read about 10 other graphic novels, and that's more than I can say for, hell, The New York Times Book Review.
The frustrating thing about being a graphic novel newbie is that I haven't had anyone to lead me into the field. Reviews are scanty unless you look for them in unconventional places. Booksellers don't seem to push outstanding graphic titles the way they do even mediocre novels (The Kite Runner, anyone?). An e-mail to a well-known comics critic, Heidi MacDonald whose blog, "The Beat," is now part of Publishers Weekly netted some good suggestions (including Gravett's book), as well as a push to visit a couple of local comics stores. But this girl isn't quite ready for that. For now, I'm just going to read what's next on the list: Chicken With Plums by Marjane Satrapi, the author of Persepolis. Maybe I haven't come that far after all.