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Cervical dilation
Cervical dilation (or cervical dilatation) is the opening of the cervix, the entrance to the uterus, during childbirth, miscarriage, induced abortion, or gynecological surgery. Cervical dilation may occur naturally, or may be induced by surgical or medical means.
In the later stages of pregnancy, the cervix may already have opened up to 1–3 cm (or more in rarer circumstances), but during labor, repeated uterine contractions lead to further widening of the cervix to about 6 centimeters. From that point, pressure from the presenting part (head in vertex births or bottom in breech births), along with uterine contractions, will dilate the cervix to 10 centimeters, which is "complete." Cervical dilation is accompanied by effacement, the thinning of the cervix.
General guidelines for cervical dilation:[1]
- Latent phase: 0-3 centimeters
- Active Labor: 4-7 centimeters
- Transition: 8-10 centimeters
- Complete: 10 centimeters. Delivery of the infant takes place shortly after this stage is reached (although the mother does not always push right away.)
During pregnancy, the os (opening) of the cervix is blocked by a thick plug of mucus to prevent bacteria from entering the uterus. During dilation, this plug is loosened. It may come out as one piece, or as thick mucus discharge from the vagina. When this occurs, it is an indication that the cervix is beginning to dilate, although not all women will notice this mucus plug being released.
Bloody show is another indication that the cervix is dilating. Bloody show usually comes along with the mucus plug, and may continue throughout labor, making the mucus tinged pink, red or brown. Fresh, red blood is usually not associated with dilation, but rather serious complications such as placental abruption, or placenta previa. Red blood in small quantities often also follows an exam.
The pain experienced during dilation is similar to that of menstruation (although markedly more intense), as period pains are thought to be due to the passing of endometrium through the cervix. Most of the pain during labor is caused by the uterus contracting to dilate the cervix.
Induced dilation in childbirth[edit]
Prostaglandins (P2 and PGE2) contribute to cervical ripening and dilation. The body produces these hormones naturally. Sometimes prostaglandins in synthesized forms are applied directly to the cervix to induce labor.[2] In women who have had a previous cesarean section, the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists issued a bulletin that misoprostol never be used for this purpose. ACOG's findings conclude that the collagen softening properties of misoprostol could be absorbed through the cervix and vaginal vault up into the low transverse scar of a typical cesarean section, and significantly increase the risk of uterine rupture.[3] Prostaglandins are also present in human semen, and sexual intercourse is commonly recommended for promoting the onset of labor, although the limited data available makes the effectiveness of this method uncertain.[4]
Other means of natural cervical ripening include nipple stimulation, which produces oxytocin, an organic hormone which is necessary for uterine contractions. Nipple stimulation can be performed manually, by use of a breast pump, or by suckling. Henci Goer, in her comprehensive book, The Thinking Woman's Guide to a Better Birth, details how this practice was researched in two separate studies of 100 and 200 women in the mid nineteen-eighties. Women were assigned randomly to two groups. In one group, nipples were stimulated for one hour sessions, three times per day. In the other group, women were to avoid any form of nipple stimulation or sexual intercourse. The researchers concluded in both studies that nipple stimulation could indeed ripen the cervix and in some cases induce uterine contractions. Goer further notes that in the smaller study, an external fetal monitor was used, and no uterine hyperstimulation was noted.[5][unreliable source?]
Cervical dilation may be induced mechanically by placing devices inside the cervix that will expand while in place. A balloon catheter may be used. Other products include laminaria (made of dried seaweed) or synthetic hygroscopic materials, which expand when placed in a moist environment.[2]
In hysteroscopy[edit]
In hysteroscopy, the diameter of the hysteroscope is generally too large to conveniently pass the cervix directly, thereby necessitating cervical dilation to be performed prior to insertion. Cervical dilation can be performed by temporarily stretching the cervix with a series of (cervical) dilators of increasing diameter.[6] Misoprostol prior to hysteroscopy for cervical dilation appears to facilitate an easier and uncomplicated procedure only in premenopausal women.[7]
- ^ Rodriguez, Lisa; Marjorie Greenfield (14 August 2004). "Examination during Labor". DrSpock.com. Retrieved 2008-05-04.[dead link]
- ^ a b Rai, Jodie; James R. Schreiber (5 December 2007). "Cervical Ripening". EMedicine.com (WebMD). Retrieved 2008-05-04.
- ^ American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists Committee on Obstetric Practice (August 2006). "ACOG Committee Opinion No. 342: induction of labor for vaginal birth after cesarean delivery" (– SCHOLAR SEARCH). Obstet Gynecol 108 (2): 465–8. doi:10.1097/00006250-200608000-00045. PMID 16880321.[dead link]
- ^ Tenore JL (May 2003). "Methods for cervical ripening and induction of labor". Am Fam Physician 67 (10): 2123–8. PMID 12776961. Retrieved 2008-05-04.
- ^ The Thinking Woman's Guide to a Better Birth by Henci Goer,1999,ISBN 0-399-52517-3
- ^ Laparoscopy and Hysteroscopy. A Guide for Patients, Revised 2012. From the American Society for Reproductive Medicine, Patient Education Committee
- ^ Polyzos, N. P.; Zavos, A.; Valachis, A.; Dragamestianos, C.; Blockeel, C.; Stoop, D.; Papanikolaou, E. G.; Tournaye, H.; Devroey, P.; Messinis, I. E. (2012). "Misoprostol prior to hysteroscopy in premenopausal and post-menopausal women. A systematic review and meta-analysis". Human Reproduction Update 18 (4): 393–404. doi:10.1093/humupd/dms014. PMID 22544173.
External links[edit]
- Animation of cervical dilation during childbirth from the University of Pennsylvania Medical Animation Library


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Genre: Mississippi Country Blues.
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This CD contains some of the recorded fruits of the relationship between the McCoy and the Chatmon families of Mississippi, beginning with the one session made by Alec Johnson, who was backed by Bo Carter on violin, and the McCoy brothers; guitar (Joe) and mandolin (Charlie), with possibly an under recorded piano. Johnson was evidently, judging by both his voice and repertoire, an older singer than his accompanists, and probably a veteran of the medicine shows. His repertoire favours the humorous, from the black joke of Miss Meal Cramp Blues and the saga of the Mysterious Coon, to the gently risque Toodle Oo, later recorded by Hamone Willie Newbern. Sundown Blues is an affecting 8-bar number, not much marred by Joe's duff chord at the end.
By December 1930, when Walter Vinson and Charley McCoy recorded as the Mississippi Mud Steppers, Vinson was a hit-maker as a member of the Mississippi Sheiks with Lonnie Chatmon, having cut 'Sitting On Top Of The World' the previous February. With McCoy, he cut a series of instrumentals; the two stomps probably come from their repertoire for black audiences (Jackson Stomp is a driving version of 'Cow Cow Blues'), while waltzes reflect their frequent work for white audiences (which the Chatmons preferred, because of them having more money and being less rowdy).
The following month, a fresh combination took its place before the studio microphones, this time for Brunswick. The Mississippi Blacksnakes seem to have been Bo Carter and Charlie McCoy. Blue Sky Blues and Grind So Fine, with Bo taking the vocals. Charlie sings on some titles; It Still Ain't No Good, to the tune of 'Beedle Um Bum', is a remake of his 1929 'It Ain't No Good', which seems to have been sold well. On Farewell Baby Blues (another version of 'Cow Cow Blues'), Charlie displays his guitar mastery, effortlessly switching to "Hillbilly Hawaiian" in the break.
At the end of the first two days of the Blacksnakes' sessions, four titles were cut by "Sam Hill" from Louisville. The inverted commas are Brunswick's, making it likely that Sam Hill is a pseudonym (and "from Louisville" just a convenient rhyme, as with "Joe Dean from Bowling Green", who was a St Louisan). The second guitar and mandolin seem clearly to be by Charlie McCoy again; "Sam Hill" sounds very like Walter Vinson, perhaps evading a contract with Okeh. He even sings Things 'bout To Come My Way, which Walter recorded in October 1931 as a Mississippi sheik, and again in 1961. Just to complicate matters, there was a Sammy Hill playing guitar in the revived Mississippi Sheiks on that occasion.


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Welcome to Beirut
Note: This was written in the late 1990's so some things have changed – like insurance coverage.
There is a work called Welcome to Holland that was written by a very talented lady, Emily Pearl Kingsley, about her experience in raising a child with a "disorder".
Well she takes a far kinder approach to life than I do and so with my apologies to her, I submit, "Welcome to Beirut". My apologies to Beirut as well.
"I am often asked to describe the experience of raising a child with autism – to try and help people who have not shared in that unique experience to understand it, to imagine how it would feel. It's like this…
There you are, happy in your life, one or two little ones at your feet. Life is complete and good. One of the children is a little different than the other but of course, he's like your in-laws, and you did marry into the family. It can't be all that bad.
One day someone comes up from behind you and throws a black bag over your head. They start kicking you in the stomach and trying to tear your heart out. You are terrified, kicking and screaming you struggle to get away but there are too many of them. They overpower you and stuff you into a trunk of a car. Bruised and dazed, you don't know where you are. What's going to happen to you? Will you live through this? This is the day you get the diagnosis. 'YOUR CHILD HAS AUTISM."
There you are in Beirut, dropped in the middle of a war. You don't know the language and you don't know what is going on. Bombs are dropping, "Life long diagnosis" and "Neurologically impaired". Bullets whiz by "refrigerator mother", "A good smack is all HE needs to straighten up". Your adrenaline races as the clock ticks away your child's chances of "recovery".
You sure as heck didn't sign up for this and you want out NOW! God has over estimated your abilities. Unfortunately, there is no one to send your resignation to. You've done everything right in your life, well you tried, well, you weren't caught too often. Hey! You've never even heard of autism before. You look around and everything looks the same, but different. Your family is the same, your child is the same, but now he has a label and you have a case worker assigned to your family. She'll call you soon.
You feel like a rat dropped into a maze. Just as you start to get the first one figured out (early intervention) they drop you into a larger more complex one (school). Never to be doubt done, there is always the medical intervention maze. That one is almost never completed. There is always some new "miracle" drug out there. It helps some kids, will it help yours? You will find some of the greatest folks in the world are doing the same maze you are, maybe on another level but a special-ed maze just the same. Tapping into those folks is a great life line to help you get through the day. This really sucks but hey, there are still good times to be had. WARNING! You do develop an odd sense of humor.
Every so often you get hit by a bullet or a bomb, not enough to kill you, only enough to leave a gaping wound. Your child regresses for no apparent reason, and it feels like a kick to the stomach. Some bully makes fun of your kid and your heart aches. You're excluded from activities and functions because of your child and you cry. Your other children are embarrassed to be around your disabled child and you sigh. You're insurance company refuses to provide therapies for "chronic, life long conditions" and your blood pressure goes up. Your arm aches from holding onto the phone while you are on hold with yet another bureaucrat or doctor or therapist who holds the power to improve or destroy the quality of your child's life with the stroke of a pen. You're exhausted because your child doesn't sleep. And yet, hope springs eternal. Yes there is hope. There ARE new medications. There IS research going on. There are interventions that help. Thank God for all those who fought so hard before you came along.
Your child will make progress. When he speaks for the first time, maybe not until he is 8 years old, your heart will soar. You will know that you have experienced a miracle and you will rejoice. The smallest improvement will look like a huge leap to you. You will marvel at the typical development and realize how amazing it is. You will know sorrow like few others and yet you will know joy above joy. You will meet dirty faced angels on playgrounds who are kind to your child without being told to be. There will be a few nurses and doctors who treat your child with the respect and caring that any child deserves. There will be people sent into your life who will show you concern and love like few others. Knowing eyes will meet yours in restaurants and malls, they'll understand, they are living through similar times. For those people you will be forever grateful.
Don't get me wrong. This is war and it is awful. There are no discharges and when you are gone someone else will have to fight in your place. But, there are lulls in wars, times when the bullets aren't flying and bombs aren't dropping. Flowers are seen and picked. Life long friendships are forged. You share an odd kinship with people from all walks of life. Good times are had, and because we know how bad the bad times are, the good times are even better. Life is good but your life is never normal again, but hey, what fun is normal.
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I love that I will be done with both socks at once. Finshing a sock to only be halfway done always seemed so anti-climatic. The downside is that I can knit for a half hour without seeing any progress at all. The other disadvantage for me is that knitting both of them at once means this is not a traveling knitting project for me. using both ends of the same ball of yarn is just a little too finicky for transport.
And today's one skein is another sock pattern. Here is monkey. I started a pair of these shortly before the ones picutred above only to realize before I was even done with the ribbing at the top that threre was no way these would comfotably fit my huge ankles. I think I will attempt them again later with the foot knit on size 0s and the leg on size 2s.Socks on the brain
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I've got socks on the brain because I'm dyeing up sock yarn much faster than I can knit it. I dyed this a few weeks ago and decided to use it to give two socks at once a try. I spent quite a while thinking about it, trying to wrap my mind around starting two toes at once and I just couldn't quite make it work in my head. I have successfully knit only 2 pairs of socks so far and the Coriolises for Maggie were the only toe-up socks I've done. Each toe took multiple attempts. Two at once just seemed like an impossibility. So I asked Shannon about that little piece of magic because that's how she usually knits her socks. It turns out that she does the toes separately and then transfers them to the same needles to knit the foot. So brilliant. And way too simple and logical. I would have never figured that out on my own.


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The New American Home's green rater discusses the challenges of certifying the sprawling high-performance project.
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The present study investigates the role of personality as an antecedent factor to jealousy experience and expression utilizing Guerrero and Andersen's (1998) Componential Model of Jealousy Experience and Expression. Whereas personality constructs have been commonly examined as correlates or concomitants of jealousy there has been relatively little empirical work examining the role of personality in the context of this model, which highlights the distinction between jealousy experience and expression. The present study addresses this issue by examining the relation between the components of the model and well-established measures of adult attachment, the Five-Factor Model of personality, and specific maladaptive personality traits in two samples. The first sample is composed of 400 undergraduate students and the second sample is composed of 184 married community residents who have reported experiencing jealousy in their romantic relationships. Additional analyses evaluate the relation between jealousy experience and expression as well as the relation between relationship satisfaction and jealousy. While adult attachment dimensions tend to be the strongest predictors of the elements of jealousy experience and expression, other personality variables exhibited important and meaningful relations as well. The majority of these other personality variables tended to contain elements of negative emotionality at their core. The present study also provided replication of several relations between elements of the componential model of jealousy.
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27 weeks
My breast have started to leak clear stuff... I thought that this wasn't supposed to happen until 8 months or so...
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different stuff happen to us at different times,with my first baby i started leaking at 8 months but now with my second i already have those yellowish like milk an d im 27 weeks preg and it started me at about 3/4 months back.posted 11/13/2007 by basani
i am 27 weeks to and i have been having the leaking for 2 weeks && at night it is worst for meh when i wake up my shirt is practically soaked or when i get out of the shower my doctor told me just to use breast pads and that everything was fine but you should ask your docposted 11/19/2007 by a BabyCenter Member
I have been leaking clear fluid too and am also at 27 weeks. Im sure this is normal. Maybe you are just gearing up early in order to make lots of milk for the baby!posted 10/15/2009 by SamanthaB12
I found out I was pregnant because my breasts were leaking and that was at 5 weeks. Its just colestrum and its not a bad thing that they are leaking, there just gearing up for your baby!posted 10/27/2007 by LyleeJayd
I am 27 weeks too and have been leaking (enough to wear light flow pads everyday and to bed) since around 16 weeks...it's not a bad thing, I wouldn't worry. It just depends on your body, I never leaked at all with my first pregnancy.posted 12/29/2007 by littlekitten1031
Mine started leaking at 21 weeks,,, im sure ur fine!! if it really concerns u ask ur doctor,, he/ she knowsbestposted 09/03/2010 by Ashley191
Hi. This is my 4th pregnancy and with everyone I started leaking earlier and earlier. A lot of first time Moms notice it in the shower. Wam water tends to make it come out. It's nothing to worry about. It's normal. It also has nothing to do with when your milk really comes in.posted 05/22/2010 by hlb5484
I have been leaking the same stuff since 5 months hunnie! Its just your body everyone is different! I will wake up and my shirt arm and sheets are soaked! i just recently invested in breast pads but i usually go to sleep with out a bra, its so much more comfortable for me. My fiance just laughs at me in the morning when i wake up with wet sheets because of my baby juice he says. :) its exciting kinda, embarrassing yet exciting! my body is getting ready for baby!posted 07/18/2010 by KayteaE
Yes it is normal. Some woman start earlier than others. But it is completely normal.posted 07/25/2010 by alwilliams03
I am also 27 wks and I started having some liquid come out several weeks ago.. my Dr. just said it means that I am producing plenty of milk. I'd say if you are planning on breastfeeding, it's a blessing b/c you already know you produce : )posted 08/15/2010 by mallicoatwedding
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No NFL team has expressed serious interest in moving to Southern California, according to a top executive with the company proposing to build a football stadium in downtown Los Angeles.
AEG President Tim Leiweke told The Los Angeles Daily News in an interview Monday that he hasn't heard from any team that plans to apply to move to Los Angeles for the 2013 season. The NFL opened the application period on Jan. 1. Franchises have until Feb. 15 to apply.
"I haven't been made aware of any team that is going to file for a move in 2013," Leiweke said.
The impending sale of Anschutz Entertainment Group, a $6 billion conglomerate of sports and entertainment enterprises, might be a concern for team owners, the executive said.
"What I would guess … is that there is no club currently that's going to file for a transfer simply because they are waiting to see what happens with our ownership situation," Leiweke told the Daily News.
AEG can't start construction on the $1.5 billion Farmers Field stadium until it secures a team.
It also faces a competing stadium proposal by developer Ed Roski in the City of Industry and NFL interest in converting Dodgers Stadium to a football venue.
The Arizona Cardinals officially began their coaching search with a formal interview of defensive coordinator Ray Horton.
The interview, conducted Tuesday by team president Michael Bidwill, was the first in the team's search for a replacement for Ken Whisenhunt, who was fired Monday after six seasons on the job.
The team has reached out to Andy Reid but had not scheduled an interview.
Reid was fired Monday after 14 seasons as coach of the Philadelphia Eagles.
Bidwill plans to fly to Denver over the weekend to interview Denver Broncos offensive coordinator Mike McCoy.
Charles Woodson has been cleared to play again, and the Green Bay Packers are counting on the defensive back to provide a lift in Saturday night's playoff game against the Minnesota Vikings.
Woodson deferred to team physician Pat McKenzie and gave his broken collarbone as much time to heal as possible, sitting out Sunday's regular-season finale at Minnesota, which the Packers lost.
He was injured Oct. 21 and has missed nine consecutive games.
The San Francisco 49ers signed kicker Billy Cundiff to compete with struggling veteran David Akers.
The team announced the move a day after Coach Jim Harbaugh said that the NFC West champion 49ers (11-4-1) — off this week as the NFC's No. 2 seed — planned to try out kickers because of Akers' prolonged funk.
Cundiff was released by the Washington Redskins on Oct. 9 after missing 5 of 12 field-goal attempts.
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Intense, fast moving feces to the effect of class five rapids.
The sudden need to find a place to dump.
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Dude, that burrito I had last night gave me crapids into the wee hours of the morning!
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Biopsies, although invasive and unpleasant, are typically the best way to diagnose the health of human tissue, especially the liver. A group of researchers and physicians at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minn., is hoping to change this through a relatively new approach known as magnetic resonance elastography (MRE), which they developed to measure the stiffness or elasticity of tissue and organs without the need for a scalpel.
Through MRE, a device placed on the body near the tissue being tested uses vibration to generate low frequency sound waves that pass through organs that have varying degrees of elasticity. These data are measured and analyzed to determine when tissue is stiffer than it should be, often a sign that it is unhealthy.
In addition to biopsies, doctors often make disease diagnoses by feeling the skin and tissue surrounding an organ with their fingers to determine the level of elasticity (a process called palpation). The goal with MRE is to eliminate the need for painful biopsies and offer a sort of virtual palpation that could even be used to examine organs including the heart and the brain, which doctors cannot reach without major surgery.
Thus far, the most common application of MRE since it was first used at the Mayo Clinic in 2007 has been diagnosing liver disease. The demand for a better way of diagnosing this disease is greater than most people think, says Richard Ehman, a Mayo Graduate School professor of radiology and leader of the Mayo Clinic team that developed MRE. Nearly 170 million people worldwide have hepatitis C infections and one quarter of those cases can lead to liver disease that leaves the organ scarred and otherwise damaged, he says, adding, "The latest estimate is that in the U.S. five million people have hepatitis C infections and many people don't even know it."
More than 15 years ago, Ehman began experimenting with mechanically produced seismic waves—called shear waves—that could travel through human tissue. As these waves pass through the body, they displace tissue by a matter of a micron or less. Ehman and his colleagues modified a magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) system to be able to detect these incredibly subtle changes and found that by applying a mathematical algorithm to the data produced by the scan researchers could generate an image that quantified the stiffness or elasticity of an organ. "I was inspired by the power of palpation as a diagnostic tool for physicians," he says. "Simple touch can find things that highly sophisticated equipment can miss."
It took the ensuing decade and a half to develop the technology that could make MRE practical in the human body. GE Healthcare on Monday introduced its MR-Touch device, the first commercial application of MRE technology, which the company has licensed from the Mayo Clinic.
The MRE sequence takes about 15 seconds and can be performed at the end of a standard 45-minute MRI liver exam. If doctors could more easily diagnose liver fibrosis (scarring caused by the hepatitis C virus) or cirrhosis (characterized by the replacement of liver tissue with fibrous scar tissue), they could "treat, halt and in many cases reverse the disease," Ehman says. The technology, he adds, also holds out the possibility of early detection of liver cancer.
Vibrating Technology Promises to Replace Biopsies in Diagnosing Diseased Tissue
Magnetic resonance elastography (MRE), developed at Minnesota's Mayo Clinic, uses low frequency sound waves to determine whether tissues and organs are too stiff, a sign of trouble


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Luxo Karuzos[1](fl. 15th century) was wizarding artist. He provided the original illustrations featured in the book The Tales of Beedle the Bard.[2]
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- The name is a variant spelling of Luca Caruso, one of several references to the son of Miraphora Mina, graphic artist of the Harry Potter films.[3]
- Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1 (Name seen on book cover)
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Sunday Morning Bible Study: 10:45 - 12:00 am
Seniors' Ministries at First Baptist is designed to provide a wide variety of opportunities for senior adults to fellowship with one another, mentor each other and share in each other's lives.
Thursday Mornings Prayer Time in the Gathering Place 9:15 - 9:45 am
Hallelujah Chorus in Room 820 10:00 - 10:50 am
Jubilee Worship in Room 820 11:00 am - Noon
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7 Quick Games for Busy Moms To Play With Their Kids
It's a good thing I'm the queen of quick games, because on Friday night when my six-year-old daughter decreed that Saturday would be Family Game Day, I knew I'd be able to honor her wishes while still accomplishing the laundry and everything else I needed to get done.
If you're as busy, backed up and tired as I am, the words "Mom, come play with me," can sometimes strike fear into your heart. I'm not an imaginary play person, so I want to run in the other direction if I hear, "Let's pretend." Since I've mastered the art of finding and stockpiling quick games, on the other hand, I'm always up for a round of games with the kids.
Here are my requirements for mom-approved quick games:
* The game can be played in 15 minutes or less.
* The game is equally enjoyed by both of my kids, who are four-and-a-half years apart in age.
* It comes in a relatively small box for easy storage, and has few pieces, which means less for me to clean up.
* The game costs around $10.
As you might imagine, Monopoly does not meet my requirements. Here are seven great quick games that do, most of which we played throughout the day on Saturday:
What are your favorite family games that can be played fairly quickly? Any suggestions? I need to add more to my repertoire!
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June 13, 2002 Hearing Room A
10:00 a.m. Tapes
5 - 6
MEMBERS PRESENT: Sen. Ted Ferrioli, Chair
Sen. Joan Dukes
Sen. Bill Fisher
Sen. John Minnis
Sen. Cliff Trow
STAFF PRESENT: Paul
Warner, Administrator
Nancy Massee, Administrative Support
Public Hearing and Work Session SB
These minutes are in
compliance with Senate and House Rules.
Only text enclosed in quotation marks reports a speaker's exact
words. For complete contents,
please refer to the tapes.
Speaker |
Comments |
003 |
Chair Ferrioli |
Convenes meeting at 10:00
a.m. Yesterday we adopted a
conceptual amendment on SB 1022. Opens
a public hearing on SB 1021. |
028 |
James Voytko |
Executive Director, Public
Employees Retirement System (PERS).
The board has not yet made a decision on the mortality table policy.
PERS has not taken a position on SB 1021. Reviews letter submitted (EXHIBIT A) and the comments on the
mortality table issues (EXHIBIT B). |
075 |
Voytko |
Continues discussion of
statutory and IRS requirements. |
097 |
Sen. Trow |
Would the bill have been
better if included in it were specific statutory language? |
114 |
Voytko |
It would connect to
existing statutory directives which would have been helpful. Legislative
changes in existing statute for clarification raise the defensibility. |
130 |
Sen. Minnis |
Asks for clarification,
does the board have general rule making authority. |
133 |
Voytko |
Answers yes, they have
defined the terms indirectly adopting a mortality table policy in 1998. |
151 |
Chair Ferrioli |
Refers to statutes and the
bill. States that the intent of the measure is to deal with the actuarial
tables. There is much in existing
PERS statutes that the legislature could improve through policy changes. More complex legislation may be necessary |
165 |
Voytko |
Emphasizes the Board wants
specific direction from the legislature.
Refers to letter to Sen. Nelson. There are two different approaches
according to definition not mechanism.
Refers to what the legislation might do. Board could not agree on what the words meant. |
215 |
Voytko |
Points out that SB 1021
did not address contract rights. Discusses points in 1021 that creates a
window for rapid retirement of employees.
The Board chose to consider that. Refers to chart showing acceleration
of retirements. |
250 |
Voytko |
We anticipate there will
be reaction in membership base in retirements. Discusses undue acceleration of retirements. Discusses different methods of incremental
approach and multiple segment approach to retirement policy. Five policy objectives were considered by
the Board. |
324 |
Sen. Dukes |
Under Multiple Segment
approach, is that bringing in over a period of time? |
334 |
Voytko |
Answers, the approach
would take for a 30 year career employee with three ten year segments with
different mortality tables, at retirement, 1/3 would be calculated on one
that was 20 or 30 years old and 1/3 on
a table 10 or 20 years old, and 1/3 on a most recent table. Explains the downside drags old tables as
part of the calculation. |
375 |
Voytko |
A fair revision is that
there would always be some slice.
Money match weights heavily on money in the account early on, it might
not be as neat. It depends on
circumstances. |
414 |
Sen. Dukes |
Asks if the system can
handle this. |
415 |
Voytko |
Replies it cannot under
current statute. Discusses problems
pervasive in statutory, not rooted in the mortality table. |
430 |
Sen. Dukes |
Wants to know more than
"do the best we can." Fears PERS will
collapse. |
450 |
Voytko |
Answers that the odds of a
systemic collapse are low. What is worrisome are the complexities and
inaccuracies resulting. |
442 |
Sen. Trow |
Asks what the problems are
if the legislature does nothing now and stays with the present approach. |
485 |
Voytko |
Answers the gaps will grow
bigger and bigger. |
514 |
Sen. Trow |
Asks if the Board has the
authority to act on this issue. |
516 |
Voytko |
Believes the Board has the
authority. |
521 |
Sen. Trow |
But the Board has chosen
not to. Would it be a positive thing
for the legislature to make a decision on these choices presented and give
the Board instructions? |
042 |
Voytko |
Responds that the Board
has struggled with conflicting terms in the statute, undefined terms, or
places where the statute is silent. Answers
whatever policy is in terms of explicit directions by the Legislature would
be appreciated by the Board. Wants
clear instruction. |
054 |
Sen. Trow |
Explains that the legislature
is not expert and feel they need help of the Board. |
060 |
Voytko |
Explains he believes the Board
can do this. |
073 |
Sen. Trow |
Seems that ill informed
action by the legislature risks making mistakes |
086 |
Voytko |
Answers that the Board is
reluctant to pick an objective for the legislature. SB 1021 presents a policy to get to mortality tables. The less change you have in the actuarial
liabilities in the system, the slower you get there. |
105 |
Sen. Fisher |
Asks how long the Board's
approval would take. |
Voytko |
Answers it is difficult to
say. The Board is scattered all over
the state. They meet once a month
face to face. Can take the question
to them as quickly as possible, telephonically for instance. Possibly 48 hours. |
121 |
Sen. Minnis |
Asks about not being able
to manage the system, asks for clarification. |
136 |
Voytko |
Responds they are managing
the system and they get many transactions right, and they meet the statutory deadlines
and they provide excellent advice and service to the members. Speaks about standards of accuracy,
productivity. Discusses complexity of
the system as it grows. |
156 |
Sen. Minnis |
Discusses this crisis
situation and suggests that the Board needs to put more time in developing
strategies. Asks if there are
strategies considered by the Board. |
200 |
Voytko |
Discusses meetings of the
Board. Describes groups working on
pension policy for the state. The Governor's
Task Force is working on PERS issues.
The House Speaker Task Force is working on PERS issues. Questions
raised are broad. Asks Senator Nelson
and senators to list questions on PERS issues. PERS will be able to show consequences of one pension policy
compared to another. The letter on
mortality policy is an example of what PERS can give to you in information. |
252 |
Chair Ferrioli |
Reiterates employer and
employee agreements. Emphasizes a need
for dialog between the legislature and PERS Board on policy. Points out other systemic problems not
related to SB 1021. |
315 |
Chair Ferrioli |
Continues discussing the
intent to find savings for employers.
Expresses the need for parameters on intent of this special session. Looking for immediate savings without
creating more problems. |
342 |
Sen. Fisher |
Comments on reluctance of
PERS to input policy. Suggests they
should have more ideas on how to fix the system than the legislature. |
424 |
Voytko |
Replies there is a
dilemma. Explains SB 1021 is
problematic in PERS because there has been 56 years of statute without sunset.
There is a cumulative statutory input from all these years. |
488 |
Chair Ferrioli |
Summarizes this committee
has more work to determine the parameters on SB 1021 this session. There is fiscal impact analysis as the
bill is drafted. Need to work with
the PERS Board regarding fiscal impacts.
It is the prerogative of the legislature to set the policy and to give
PERS direction. The PERS Board needs more participation with the legislature. Asks about the workgroup established by
the Board. |
054 |
Voytko |
Describes what the Board
did with the workgroups. Explains the
objective was to figure out what the difference is between the old table and
true life expectancy today. Secondly,
the Board instructed the staff to develop options like the four presented
today and present to the stakeholder groups.
Describes what the former groups accomplished in objectives and
preferences. |
135 |
Sen. Fisher |
It behooves the state to
get started on discussing these problems. |
150 |
Chair Ferrioli |
The bill will stay with
the committee. There is continued
interest in the issues and possible amendment to SB 1021. |
158 |
Sen. Trow |
Something needs to be
done. |
167 |
Chair Ferrioli |
Adjourns meeting at 11:30
am. Will meet again when consensus is
nearer. |
Submitted By, Reviewed By,
Nancy Massee Paul Warner
Administrative Support Administrator
- Written testimony, J. Voytko, 22 pp
- Written testimony, J. Voytko, 3 pp


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An exhibition in the US Congress points out the contributions of millions of Germans to American society. Congressman Tim Holden, co-chair of the German-American Caucus, promotes stronger transatlantic ties today.
The exhibition honors the German contribution to US society
The German-American Caucus promotes stronger ties between the two countries by highlighting trade and drawing attention to the heritage of German-American immigrants. US Congressman Tim Holden of Pennsylvaina is co-chair of the organization.
Deutsche Welle: What is your personal relationship with Germany?
Tim Holden: Millions of Pennsylvanians claim German as their heritage, so I represent literally thousands of people who are Pennsylvania Dutch, as they affectionately refer to themselves, and [Congressman] Jim Gerlach from Pennsylvania also has the same constituencies. We form the German caucus and we have several members who have signed up, because for literally millions of Americans, their heritage goes back to Germany. It's a very important transatlantic relationship.
How important is the German-American Caucus today?
We are growing in numbers, and it's important obviously to celebrate the heritage. Just as important is the economy and jobs. There are numerous German companies in my congressional district in Pennsylvania that are doing business there. Bayer is an example with hundreds of employers in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania. And there are many others, particularly in south-eastern Pennsylvania which Jim Gerlach represents.
Is the economy the most important topic for the German caucus?
Holden thinks a personal relationship is important for trade ties
Yes, it's jobs. I don't care if you're talking about the Irish caucus, the Polish caucus, the German caucus; We all care about this worldwide recession that we're trying to climb out of. My particular interests are Ramstein Airforce Base and the city of Kaiserslautern. They burn anthracite coal from Pennsylvania to heat the American facilities there, so that is an important mission that I work on. I've been to Kaiserslautern many times, working with the Lord Mayor on that one particular issue, and it goes both ways across the Atlantic.
Let's talk about the transatlantic relationship. How important is the German-American Caucus for shaping the transatlantic relationship?
We live in a global economy, whether we like it or not. We have to trade with each other, we have to share technology with each other, and it's very important that you get a one-on-one personal relationship with industry in the States as well as in the European Union.
Where do you see the future of the German-American Caucus? What direction is it heading in?
I can see that within the short year we've been actively working on it, it has grown in interest. [Many] members of Congress [haven't realized] how many constituents they have with German heritage. If they hear about that, and if they hear about businesses from Germany that are in their districts - we are growing in numbers and we're growing in interest, and that's very important.
The exhibition "Helping Shape America - German-Americans in the US Congress from 1789 to the Present" runs until October 7 in the Cannon House Office Building on Capitol Hill in Washington, DC.
Interview: Miodrag Soric, Washington / ng
Editor: Nancy Isenson


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Ok so what u are say is that each religeon is delt with differently am i right
Christian - Heaven and hell
Buddist - reincarnation an so forth.
Think about this do u realy think that there is a God in heaven that created the earth and that there were some of the angels that wanted to do their own thing and not listen to God and then started it.U must remember when Judment day arrives everybody who stands agains the believes that God stands for will be Judged by the Power of God.Then there will be no innocent bystanders everybody will be judged even those that thought they served the Real God but wasn't.
So what ever u believe is Ok.
I stop hear this is getting to intense now cool talk later...


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In Praise of Music
Date: Tue, 16 May 1995 01:46:40 -0400
From: FSAlbinder(a)aol.com
Subject: To Music - Summary (long)
Many thanks from Steven Sametz for all of the information supplied by so many
for his "To Music" request. Here's a list of the pieces submitted:
There is a piece by Fanny Mendelssohn which has not been performed in
modern times (it was performed only once in FM's lifetime) on St.
Cecilia. It currently exists only in manuscript, and is being prepared
for publication by ArtsVenture Ltd., which is Suzanne Summerville
Dello Joio "Hymn to St. Cecilia." (this got the most votes by far)
Handel: Ode for St. Cecilia's Day
Michael Hurd _Music's Praise_
Purcell _Hark how the wild musicians Sing_
for SSA; Lajos Bardos' Cantemus
"For St. Cecilia" by Gerald Finzi
Byrd - O Ye That Hear This Voice, a5 (Setting of poem by Sir Philip Sidney;
re-settings of consort songs))
Tomkins - Music Divine, a6 (a beautiful piece with a humorous twist at the
Bateson - Music Some Think No Music Is, a6
Gibbons - O That the learned Poets, a5
Gibbons - What Is Our Life?, a6 (Setting of a poem by Sir Walter Raleigh)
ODE TO MUSIC of Eugene Butler
Jackson Berkey's Arma Lucis
Kodaly's Laudes Organi
William Schuman's Orpheus with his Lute
Herbert Howells' Hymn for St. Cecilia's Day
Modern Music - Billings
Music When Soft Voices Die - Gordon Jacob (beautiful piece)
Music When Soft Voices Die - Fissinger (not as good)
some piece by Theron Kirk (but not so good)
Musica, die ganz lieblich Kunst - Johannes Jeep (17th cent)
Viele verachten die edele Musik - Johann Bachofen (18th cent.)
Lob der Musik (Johann Ahle (17th cent.)
Die Musik allein - Heinz Lau (20th cent.)
Musik - Lau
Vorspruch - Distler
Lob auf die Musik - Distler
Zum Lobe der Musik - Johannes Drie§ler (20th cent.)
Handel's Alexander's Feast
Cipriano da Rore - Musica dulci sono
"Hymn for St. Cecilia" by Roland E. Martin (University of Buffalo).
Lloyd Pfautsch Musick's Empire or Consecrate the Place and Day from
Paul Peuerl's "O Musika, du edle Kunst"
Haydn - "Cacilienmesse"
Gounod - "St. Cecilia Mass"
"Sing, Sing" arr. Alice Parker #1345 Lawson-Gould
"Musicks Empire" Lloyd Pfautsch #51418 Lawson-Gould
"Musik dein ganz lieblich Kunst" Johann Jeep #HMC-934 Hinshaw
Elgar: There is Sweet Music
And finally, this long chunk is from Jim Feiszli's CHOREF Database:
Adler, James
Spring; from 'Songs of Innocence and of Experience (#1)'
Arista: AM121, 1983
Musica vivat aeterna
Mark Foster: MF3008, 1985
Welcome To Our Music Feast
Mark Foster: MF3008, 1985
Callahan, Charles
A Musician's Prayer
Randall Egan: , 1988
Carter, John
Praise the Lord!
Hope Publishing Company: JC285, 1984
Carter, John
Psalm 150; from 'The Carter Collection'
Jenson Publications: 405-03011, 1978
Clements, John
There is sweet music here
Belwin Mills: 60383, 1960
Dinerstein, Norman
Frog-school competing; from 'Frogs (#5)'
Carl Fischer: CM8096, 1979
Fink, Michael
What sweeter music
E.C.Schirmer: 2771, 1970
Kim, Earl
From 'To Autumn'; from 'Some Thoughts on Keats and Coleridge' (#5)
Merion/Presser: 342-40162, 1992
Lane, Jack M.
Choristers; from 'Three Homilies (#1)'
Lawson-Gould: 52191, 1984
Lane, Jack M.
The Male Voices; from 'Three Homilies (#2)'
Lawson-Gould: 52191, 1984
Lane, Jack M.
Women Singers; from 'Three Homilies (#3)'
Lawson-Gould: 52191, 1984
McCray, James
Music When Soft Voices Die; from 'Remembrances of Love'
Mark Foster: MF3020, 1988
Micheelsen, Hans Friedrich
Wo man singt
Willy Mueller: WM2542/1SM, 1965
Raminsh, Imant
Nootka Paddle Song
G.V.Thompson: VE.I.1077, 1984
Richardson, Michael
A Capital Ship
Mark Foster: MF1065, 1988
Rodby, Walter
No One's Perfect
Somerset Press: WR1012, 1972
Waxman, Donald
I hear the Minstrels in our street; from 'A Burgundian Noel' (#2)
Galaxy Music: 1.3023, 1985
White, David Ashley
When in Our Music God is Glorified (Hammerling)
Hinshaw Music: HMC-983, 1972
Lassus, Roland de1532-1594
Musica Dei donum optimi
Roger Dean: CA-105, 1974
Lassus, Roland1532-1594
Musica est Dei donum optimi
Mark Foster: MF3008, 1985
Lassus, Roland de1532-1594
Musica est Dei donum optimi
Vecchi, Orazio1550-1605
Fa una canzone
Bourne: B211706-355, 1963
Vecchi, Orazio1550-1605
Fa una canzone
Bourne: B211706-357, 1959
Vecchi, Orazio1550-1605
Fa una canzone
Lawson-Gould/G.Schirmer: 556, 1960
Gabrieli, Giovanni1557-1612
Lawson-Gould/G.Schirmer: 51908, 1976
Gumpelzhaimer, Adam1559-1625
Lasst froelich nun uns singen; in 'European Madrigals for Equal Voices
Musikverlag zum Pelikan: Ed. 2062, 1956
Hassler, Hans Leo1562-1612
Komm Musik
Shawnee Press: A-1902, 1990
Pilkington, Francis1562-1638
Music, Dear Solace
Broude Bros.: OEE9,
Hassler, Hans Leo1564-1612
Tanzen und Springen (Gagliarda)
Faber Music; cpyrt by Regal Music Ltd., 1984; ISBN 0 571 10052 X
Peuerl, Paul1570-1630*
Froelich zu seyn
Bourne: ES27a, 1978
Widmann, Erasmus1572-1634
O Musica
Fidula-Verlag Boppard: 56,
Tomkins, Thomas1572-1656
Music divine; in 'Oxford Book of English Madrigals (#25)'
Oxford University Press: ISBN 0 19 343664 7, 1978
Weelkes, Thomas1575-1623
Come Let's Begin
Broude Bros.: CR20, 1983
Weelkes, Thomas1575-1623
Hence, care, thou art too cruel; in 'Oxford Book of English Madrigals
Oxford University Press: ISBN 0 19 343664 7, 1978
Schein, Johann Hermann1586-1630
kuehle Maien, Der
Belwin Mills: OCT2463, 1981
Hilton, John1599-1657
You Lovers that have loves astray; in 'European Madrigals for Equal Voices
Musikverlag zum Pelikan: Ed. 2062, 1956
anonymous, 1600-1699*
Templa, Bras, ese Psalterio; in 'Three Spanish Romanzas (#1)'
Thomas House: C28-8501, 1985
Blow, John1648-1708
Sing, Sing, Ye Muses
Walton Music: WM-155, 1979
Blow, John1648-1708
Sing, Sing, Ye Muses
Roger Dean: CC-102, 1975
Blow, John1648-1708
Sing, Sing, Ye Muses
National Music: NMP-187, 1986
Purcell, Henry1659-1695
A Catch by Way of Epistle; in 'The Catch Book (#102)'
Oxford University Press: ISBN 0 19 343649 3, 1987
Purcell, Henry1659-1695
A Catch for three voices in commendation of the Viol; in 'The Catch Book
Oxford University Press: ISBN 0 19 343649 3, 1987
Isum, John1680-1726
Celia learning on the Spinnet; in 'The Catch Book (#53)'
Oxford University Press: ISBN 0 19 343649 3, 1987
Handel, George Frideric1685-1759
Music, spread thy voice around; from 'Solomon'
Marks/Hal Leonard: 00007787, 1959
Handel, George Frideric1685-1759
Oh, Had I Jubal's Lyre
Gentry: JG-3001, 1958
Handel, George Frideric1685-1759
Your Voices Tune; from 'Alexander's Feast'
Belwin Mills: OCT2408, 1977
Warren, Thomas1730-1794
To our Musical Club here's long life and prosperity; in 'The Catch Book
Oxford University Press: ISBN 0 19 343649 3, 1987
Billings, William1746-1800
Meet America's William Billings
Mark Foster: MF331A, 1979
Billings, William1746-1800
Modern Music
Peters: 66340, 1971
Beethoven, Ludwig Van1770-1827
Choral Fantasia
Baltimore Music Co.:
Beethoven, Ludwig Van1770-1827
Sweet Power of Song
Thorpe/Presser: 392-03005, 1992
Spohr, Louis1784-1859
Like a Mighty Eagle
Kjos: 2502, 1939
Rossini, Gioacchino1792-1868
Chant Funebre
Joseph Boonin: B.103, 1972
Mason, Lowell1792-1872
Let Us Endeavor
Carl Fischer: CM7927, 1975
Mason, Lowell1792-1872
O Music
Mark Foster: MF3008, 1985
Schubert, Franz1797-1828
Psalm 092
Alexander Broude: AB823, 1978
Schumann, Robert1810-1856
Sanger, Der; Opus 145,No.3
Lawson-Gould: 52363, 1985
Schumann, Robert1810-1856
Schifflein, Das; Opus 146,No.5
Broude Bros.: BB135, 1954
Willis, Richard Storrs1819-1900
It Came Upon the Midnight Clear (Carol)
Walton Music: WW1082, 1986
Leslie, Henry1822-1896
Charm Me Asleep
Hinshaw Music: HMC-827, 1981
Brahms, Johannes1833-1897
AbendstNndchen; from 'Three Songs, Opus 42'
Lawson-Gould/G.Schirmer: S-011-52340-00, 1985
Brahms, Johannes1833-1897
The Fiddler; in 'Six Folk Songs (#2)'
Marks/Hal Leonard: 00007913, 1948
Brahms, Johannes1833-1897
Wenn die Klaenge nah'n; from 'Canons for Women's Chorus, Opus 113'
Edition Peters: 6860, 1966
Brahms, Johannes1833-1897
Zigeunerlieder, Op.103
Hinshaw Music: HMB-167, 1988
Tchaikovsky, Peter Illyich1840-1893
The Song that I loved as a child; in 'Three Songs by Peter Ilyich
Tchaikovsky (#3)'
Shawnee Press: A-1797, 1986
Dvorak, Antonxn1841-1904
Napadly pisne v dusi mou
Broude Bros.: BB85, 1952
Elgar, Edward1857-1934
O Wild West Wind
Novello: 07-2324-10, 1908
Elgar, Edward1857-1934
There is sweet music
Novello: 07-2324-10, 1908
Vaughan Williams, Ralph1872-1958
Stainer & Bell/Galaxy: 1.5038.1, 1911
Vaughan Williams, Ralph1872-1958
Orpheus With His Lute
Hinshaw Music: HMC-507, 1981
Vaughan Williams, Ralph1872-1958
Silence and Music
Oxford University Press: 56.809, 1953
Ives, Charles1874-1954
Peer International: 02-093576-101, 1953
Ives, Charles1874-1954
On the Counter
Peer International: 02-093576-101, 1955
Warrell, Arthur1883-1939
In Saint Paul's
Stainer & Bell: W28, 1933
Berlin, Irving1888-1991
Alexander's Ragtime Band
Coronet/Presser: 392-41693, 1993
Howells, Herbert1892-
A Hymn for St. Cecilia
Novello: 29 0507 08, 1961
Jacques, Reginald1894-1969
Patapan; in 'Carols for Choirs 2 (#49)'
Oxford University Press: ISBN 0-19-353566-1, 1970
Hindemith, Paul1895-1963
Frau Musica
Schott: AP42FS, 1945
Cowell, Henry1897-1965
Do You Doodle As You Dawdle?
Edition Peters: 6991, 1966
Finzi, Gerald1901-1956
For St. Cecilia
Boosey & Hawkes: 16383, 1948
Carter, Elliott1908-
Musicians Wrestle Everywhere
Mercury Music/Presser: 352-00119, 1982
Carter, Elliott1908-
To Music
Peer International: 01-03141-121, 1955
Nin-Culmell, Joaquxn1908-
rDcnde est la M Teodora?; from 'Three Traditional Cuban Songs'
Rongwen Music: RM391c, 1955
Distler, Hugo1908-1942
Psalm 098
Arista: AE110, 1965
Distler, Hugo1908-1942
Singet frisch und wohlgemuth; Opus 12, No.4
Concordia: 98-5111, 1973
Schuman, William1910-
Orpheus with his lute
G.Schirmer: 46868, 1971
Dello Joio, Norman1913-
Sing a Song Universal
Associated: AMP7982, 1987
Britten, Benjamin1913-1976
Hymn to St. Cecilia; Opus 27
Binkerd, Gordon1916-
Boosey & Hawkes: 5631, 1967
Binkerd, Gordon1916-
There Is In Souls; from 'Institutional Canons'
Boosey & Hawkes: 5794, 1971
Kirk, Theron1919-
A Song for St. Cecilia's Day; from 'Songs of Life'
Walton Music: WW1005, 1984 (distributor: Hinshaw)
Kirk, Theron1919-
O Music, Beloved Art
Walton Music: WW1001, 1984
Willcocks, David1919-
Psalm 150
G.V.Thompson/Oxford University Press: G-231, 1984
Fissinger, Edwin1920-
Music, When Soft Voices Die; from 'On Flowers and Love (#4)'
Walton Music: WW1115, 1987
Kalmanoff, Martin1920-
To Music
Broude Bros.: BB2035, 1960
Pfautsch, Lloyd1921-
Echoes; from 'Three Songs of Nature (#1)'
Lawson-Gould/G.Schirmer: S-011-52372-00, 1985
Pfautsch, Lloyd1921-
Music, When Soft Voices Die
Lawson-Gould/G.Schirmer: S-011-00793-00, 1959
Pinkham, Daniel1923-
Hinder not music; from 'Listen To Me (#2)'
E.C.Schirmer: 2019, 1965
Pinkham, Daniel1923-
Piping Anne and Husky Paul
Ione/E.C.Schirmer: 2654, 1988
Starer, Robert1924-
Music Is
Alexander Broude: AB964, 1982
Mechem, Kirke1925-
Lament for a Choral Conductor
National Music:WHC28, 1972
Parker, Alice1925-
Many in One
Augsburg: 11-2378, 1987
Goemanne, Noel1926-
Heavenly Harmony; from 'Ode to St. Cecilia'
Mark Foster: MF330A, 1976
Coleman, Cy1929-
Rhythm of Life; from 'Sweet Charity'
Shawnee Press: A-1316, 1975
Zaninelli, Luigi1932-
Up the Street the Band Is Marching Down
Walton Music: W3400-1, 1971
Mellnas, Arne1933-
Wilhelm Hansen/Walton Music: WH-101, 1972
Butler, Eugene1935-
In Commendation of Music
Hinshaw Music: HMC-486, 1981
Butler, Eugene1935-
Ladies and Ye Youthful Lovers; from 'Three Contemporary Madrigals (#1)'
Somerset Press: SP687, 1969
Butler, Eugene1935-
Carl Fischer: CM7905, 1975
Butler, Eugene1935-
Music, When Soft Voices Die
Art Masters: 1017, 1966
Shearer, C. M.1940-
When To Her Lute Corinna Sings
Southern Music: SC64, 1978
Pierce, Brent1942-
The Trumpeters and Singers Were as One
Plymouth Music: BP-134, 1986
Rutter, John1945-
Fiddler Man; from 'Three American Lyrics (#1)'
Hinshaw Music: HMC-815, 1985
Rutter, John1945-
O Clap Your Hands
Oxford University Press: A307, 1973
Rutter, John1945-
The holly and the ivy
Oxford University Press: X271, 1979
Gawthrop, Daniel1949-
Sing Me to Heaven
Dunstan House: DH9101, 1991
Gawthrop, Daniel1949-
There is Sweet Music
Belwin Mills: SCHCH77111, 1986
Clausen, Rene1953-
A Jubilant Song
Mark Foster: MF3048, 1993
Clausen, Rene1953-
All that hath life & breath praise ye the Lord!
Mark Foster: MF223, 1981
Date: Tue, 16 May 1995 16:01:40 -0400
From: SVSTHP(a)aol.com
Subject: Re: To Music - Summary (long)
Re the To music list-
While reading I realized that I had missed sending one piece, a setting of
"Music When Soft Voices Die" for TTBB by Leonard Enns, published by Thomas
House (1C0579105).
Vern Sanders
Date: Tue, 16 May 1995 22:51:33 -0400
From: WmSword(a)aol.com
Subject: Re: To Music
Thanks for the great list of ideas for a "In Praise of Music" concert. here
are a couple of additional suggestions:
Sir Arthur Sullivan, "Orphus with his lute"
Two Canons - Lowell Mason, "O Music, sweet music" and Lassus, "Musica est dei
donum optimi"
G.F. Handel, "Music spread thy voice around" (SOLOMON)
Rutter, "the Music's Always There With You"
Date: Thu, 18 May 1995 23:11:31 GMT
From: Patsy(a)hpsl.demon.co.uk (Patsy Moore)
Subject: To Music - yet more
A few more suggestions for the To Music repertoire list:
Richard Rodney Bennett: What sweeter music?
(Carols for Choirs 3)
C. Hubert H. Parry: Descend, ye Nine! (Ode on St. Cecilia's Day, words
by Alexander Pope)
(Novello Octavo Choruses Chor.782)
The following three are all in Penguin 2nd book of English Madrigals
(madrigals for 5 voices):
William Byrd: Come woeful Orpheus
includes the memorable line *Of sourest sharps and uncouth
flats make choice* - we've all met some of those 8-)
Francis Pilkington: Sing we, dance we on the green
Thomas Weelkes: Sing we at pleasure
I have transcribed and edited the following two settings of parts of
Psalm 81 (the bit about blowing up the trumpet in the new moon etc):
Tiburtio Massaini: Exultate Deo (7 voices)
Ascanio Trombetti: Jubilate Deo (10 voices, 5 + 5)
Patsy Moore (patsy(a)hpsl.demon.co.uk)
* aka Moore Music * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *
* Publisher of "bridge to facsimile" editions of *
* unbarred Renaissance polyphony *
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Patsy Moore (patsy(a)hpsl.demon.co.uk)
* aka Moore Music * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *
* Publisher of "bridge to facsimile" editions of *
* unbarred Renaissance polyphony *
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Robert Jordahl
on December 25, 2004 10:00pm
Have you seen my setting of "Music, When Soft Voices Die" ( pub. by Lorenz )- now P.O.P., but now submitted to another publisher.
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on March 8, 2005 10:00pm
In October 2005, my choir in Jakarta will make a concert. Now I am still trying to find one repertoire for choir which is accompanied by double pianos (duet for piano). Can you help me to find that repertoire? Do you have any suggestion? And can you send me the partiture for that repertoire to my email? (email@example.com)
Thank you very much for your attention and corporation.
God bless us.
Jansen Tanujaya - Indonesia
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on September 28, 2005 10:00pm
please give me a free copy of your repertior. a prraise of song
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