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Patterns and Predictors of Prescription Medication Use in the Management of Headache: Findings From the 2000 Medical Expenditure Panel Survey
The views expressed in this article are those of the authors and do not reflect the official policy or position of the United States Air Force, Department of Defense, or the United States Government.
From the Social and Administrative Graduate Program, College of Pharmacy, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN (Drs. Devine, Farley, and Hadsall); and Air Force Institute of Technology, Allied Health Programs, Wright-Patterson AFB, OH (Dr. Devine).
Address all correspondence to Dr. Joshua W. Devine, Social and Administrative Pharmacy Graduate Program, College of Pharmacy, 7-170 Weaver-Densford Hall, 308 Harvard Street S.E., Minneapolis, MN 55455.
Objective.—The primary objectives were to examine national trends of prescription medication use for headache and explore patterns of variation in the use of these medications across social and demographic levels.
Background.—Despite widespread use of prescription medication for management of headache, little is known about utilization patterns or patient characteristics associated with receiving this type of treatment.
Methods.—This study conducted a secondary analysis of data obtained during the 2000 Medical Expenditure Panel Survey, a representative survey of the U.S. noninstitutionalized population. Weighted descriptive statistics and logistic regression models were used to evaluate patterns and rates of overall prescription medication use in patients reporting headache as a household condition.
Results.—An estimated 9.7 million people 18 years or older reported suffering from headache in 2000. Of these, 46% reported using at least one medication for the treatment of headache. Migraine-specific abortive medication (ie, selective serotonin receptor agonists and ergotamine derivatives) was the most frequently reported medication class, used by 36% of participants. Opiate analgesics and butalbital-containing products also experienced extensive prescribing reported by 22% and 17% of survey respondents, respectively. After adjustment for covariates, wide variation in the use of prescription medication was observed across sociodemographic characteristics including age, ethnicity, and insurance status.
Conclusion.—The observed variation in prescription medication use by drug class and sociodemographic characteristics suggests strategies are needed for improving current prescribing patterns in this patient population.


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This fellow was also at the Adams Street Fair in San Diego, but he wasn't too friendly.
He was pretty much there for Profit, as he would not perform or show himself until you MADE A DONATION!!!
It kinda takes the fun away when you DEMAND payment for a free event...go figure??
Maybe that's why his "Donation" bucket was rather empty.
If I had a longer telephoto, I would have been able to "steal" better shots, but I think this one works :-)
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Sanjeev Tyagi said (8 Oct 2008):
This is fantastic amazing superb
Tim Martin gave props (9 Oct 2008):
Awesome photo! Especially with the story behind it!
Tomitheos said (14 Oct 2008):
thats cool! thanks for sharing ; )
Oregon Curly (Deleted) gave props (16 Oct 2008):
What Timothy Martin said. The story really makes the photo wild! He could use spell-check in his crayola box... ;-)
Gail Anderson gave props (16 Oct 2008):
what a wonderful photo!
Sheryl McNeel said (17 Oct 2008):
Very cool photo!
Natalie S gave props (18 Oct 2008):
How do you get that awesome surreal look to this image? Fantastic.
stacylibrandi said (28 Oct 2008):
I love your "high def" look in the processing.
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Judy Wanamaker (Deleted) gave props (8 Sep 2009):
A wonderful character shot, Ahmed! Very interesting. Great for the theme. voting.
Regenia Brabham (Deleted) gave props (29 Sep 2009):
He probably would have made some money if he didn't ask for donations first. That would be like giving a tip to your waitress before you got your meal. Great shot and entry.
Joe Schaf gave props (11 Oct 2009):
Great for the Theme! Voted: "YEAH!"
Alex Sánchez said (3 Nov 2009):
Nice pic,,,
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A true martyr to the cause. All hail future St. Madsen -|-
Lol, So every time madsen Actually has to do something he quits, Clever… I might try that :P
so, we have the comic, and i've seen the tweet, so i know the comic is true to life. What are the plans moving forward? all comic or are you working on something else?
Actually, he quit his job yesterday to come and work with me fulltime!
… work on your relationship that is?
Yo Madsen! Take a break before you go back to work.
What the….Madsen did the same in early strips of the comic, didn't he? Deja-vu, anyone? o.O
Except this time its different -> strip has colors! :P
and the mac's have been updated
quitting's tough, but someone's gotta do it!


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Vote For Our February Parenting Book Club Pick
It's time to vote for our February parenting book club selection. I hope a lot of you made it your New Year resolution to read more and will be joining us.
It's time to vote for our February parenting book club selection. I hope a lot of you made it your New Year resolution to read more and will be joining us.
We're comparing two different types of baby carriers, Mei Tais (also known as Asian style baby carriers) and Ring Slings. This what we have discovered.
I was excited that this was the book chosen for this month's book club selection. in the introduction the book promises to shock parents and to turn all of our long held assumptions about parenting on their head. I was ready, highlighter in hand to learn something new and revolutionary, have new tools to bring to my parenting game. That just didn't happen.
Our daycare is pressuring us to go against our pediatrician's advice and transition to cow's milk early. Is it really a big deal or am I overreacting?
Having said that, there is no magic formula for parenting kids (wouldn't THAT be nice!), but I think that this book has helped me realize some areas where I can improve, especially when it comes to the way that I communicate with my children. I feel like this book gave me ideas to make things better. It is easy to get "stuck" in one way of doing something and not be able to see your way out of it, even when you know it isn't the best way. How many of us have had the horrified realization of hearing our own parents' voices coming out of our mouths?
What's the best way to react to toddler fights and aggression on the playground…especially if the offender isn't your child?
The "official" Montessori guidelines on TV time are really strict. But are they realistic?
Rome wasn't built in a day. And most of the time potty training takes longer than that too.
Apparently, regular wooden blocks are SO TODDLER 2011 and I should get with the times. So this week my young child played with some of the more innovative beginner building sets to see what they offer.
My 14-month-old is a terrible sleeper and an even worse traveler. Can our holiday visits home to visit family be saved?
This week, I continued to play board games and dice games with my toddler, trying to teach her valuable lessons in counting, taking turns and good sportsmanship.
I have somehow managed not to run screaming from the house dressed only in my birthday suit. At least, not yet. Here are my tips.
Want to read some new books about parenting and then discuss them with other parents? We are going to do just that!
Brainstorming through some common cloth-diaper problems.
The Chelsea Handler of the future is pissed. Because when she sits down to write her parenting book (yes, I know I'm making big assumptions here, just stick with me), she'll realize that the book she wants to write has already been written. It's called Sh*tty Mom, and it's hysterical, brutally honest with a dash of the politically incorrect.
I took my daughter's to a kids' shoe store to find out which brands are best for her first year in preschool. She didn't care, as long as every pair was pink.
My 14-month-old won't give up her morning bottle without a fight. How do I get her fully weaned without going fully crazy?
In honor of her child's first day of preschool, one mom shops her way through five major children's clothing stores and rates them on quality, price, style/selection and online experience.
Help! My baby will only nap in a running car or while nursing. How can I help him develop more practical napping habits?
I have a confession to make. For the past two summers, my two-year-old daughter has worn nothing but Crocs. However, I did welcome the opportunity to pit my time-tested favorite against a couple of the other popular toddler shoe trends for summer. Namely— the old-school revival of Salt Water Sandals and the brand new to the party Natives.


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The Petr Principle
Late last Saturday, as the resurgent Rangers finished a 4-1 victory over the formidable St. Louis Bluestheir seventh win in eight gamesMSG Network's sterling duo of Sam Rosen and John Davidson began calling the roll of key Blueshirts missing from action: Brian Leetch was still healing his broken arm; Adam Graves was home with his wife and prematurely born twin sons; Darren Langdon was nursing a groin injury.
"And," JD added, slipping into his occasional role as half of the Sunshine Boys, "no Keith Tkachuk. No Keith Primeau."
Yuk. Yuk.
Those large forwards had been regularly rumored New York-bound this season. In a year of increasingly bizarre hockey storiessee last weekend's Kevin Stevens drug/solicitation bustthe biggest local nonstory thus far is Petr Nedved to Carolina, the holdout Primeau to Phoenix, and the too-expensive-for-Phoenix Tkachuk to New Yorka never-consummated triangle trade twister that spun though town last week. Some salivated at the thought of Tkachuk banging opponents and banging in goals on Broadway, but this tale, touching ground during the Rangers'and Nedved'smost impressive stretch in memory, was pretty curious.
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Poor Petr. When last fall's hot rumor had him switching places with Primeau, in his mind he went to Carolina, admitting last weekend, "I let it bother me." His play showed it: In December he was temporarily dumped to the third line.
But now that Nedved seems, finally, to be the go-to guy, would Neil Smith truly consider swapping him?
In late December, Smith pulled off one of the most quietly brilliant trades of his tenure, dealing Todd Harvey for the speedy, skilled Radek Dvorak. Coach John Muckler instantly installed Dvorak on Nedved's left wing and added a third Czech native, rookie Jan Hlavak, to the right.
Booma combined 12 goals and 17 assists in 10 games. With five goals and nine assists in those 10 games, with dominant play all over the ice, Nedved may have grown into the player teams jockeyed to grab 10 years ago.
He was picked second overall in the 1990 Entry Draft by the Canucks, and his selection was greeted by an unprecedented, wild standing ovation by the 20,000 spectators at the draft venue in Vancouver. Superstardom was predicted within five years.
The young Nedved found his gifts difficult to harness. Expectations overwhelmed him. One NHL GM called rookie Nedved "the only player currently in the NHL with the same kind of flashy creativity as Wayne Gretzky." Two years later, he scored 38 goals, but he demanded a trade and was reviled for a poor playoff performance and for asking Gretzky for his stick after the Great One's Kings eliminated the Canucks.
He dropped out of the NHL, played for the Canadian National Team, then failed in stints with St. Louis and the Rangers. After seasons of 45 (with 54 assists) and 33 goals for Pittsburgh, he staged a contract rebellion and dropped out again. He often showed an aversion to playing in traffic. One NHL scout watching him skate for the Rangers in 1995 flatly stated, "Petr Nedved looks scared out there."
No longer. Number 93 shows intensity and commitment. He fearlessly goes to the net, into the corners, and absorbs rough defending. His scoring makes him a target of intimidation and, as he showed by throttling St. Louis pest Tyson Nash with a stick-rake across the face on Saturday, he willingly gives as good as he gets.
Whatever "chemistry" means for a hockey team, the Rangers suddenly have it, and Nedved is the main reason why. Petr and his linemates form a flashy trio, and don't appear to be just a flash in the pan. There is real talent at work here. With deft passes, sharp shooting, and physical play, Nedved is the catalyst.
On Sunday, Primeau was shipped to Philadelphia, but Tkachuk is still being dangled. Trade Nedved for him? Why? Who'd center for Tkachuk? Graves, who has never flourished in that role? Theo Fleury, who withers in clogged-up Eastern hockey? What would become of Nedved's two young Czechmates, just coming into their own with Petr as their guide?
As the cliché goes, sometimes your best trades are the ones you don't make.
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(From http://users.erinet.com/37558/dkt_cchs/rel2_frame.htm [Religion - Ms. Templeton], which is no longer extant.)
I have translated over a thousand songs throughout my career and post them here as I continue to do so. I have added some explanation after each songs to help you understand what I am trying to express by my glossing. For further help, see Glossing system used for songs and ritual texts. One feature that comes up often in the glossing of these songs is the HONORIFIC-INDEX, that is when the upturned [B^] points the FT at the person or persons (also God) that is being referred to and descends slightly. I have indicated this by underlining the pronoun: ME, YOU, HE, etc., with (2h)YOU, being used for the plural form of "you". English lyrics have been included for most songs. If a title is followed by this icon: , there is a link to a video of that song in ASL on that page.
Best friend (The unicorn song).
Brothers, sing on! - Edvard Grieg.
Don't I have the right? - Woody.
Good thing he can't read my mind - Christine Lavin.
Seasons of love - Jonathan Larson.
Somewhere over the rainbow - Harold Arlen & E.Y. Harburg.
The boy from... - Stephen Sondheim & Mary Rogers.
There is nothing like a queen.
We are a gentle, angry people - Holly Near.
We are brothers, we are sisters.
Alternative (LGBTIQ and Feminist)
A mighty fortress is our God - Martin Luther, alt. text Arvella Schuller. A mighty fortress is our God - Martin Luther (trans. Lutheran Book of Worship) Abide with me - Henry F. Lyte & William H. Monk.
Abundant life - Ruth Duck & Marty Haugen.
Affirmation of Faith - United Church of Canada, A New Creed.
All are welcome - Marty Haugen.
All beautiful the march of days - Ralph Vaughan Williams & Frances W. Wile.
All creatures of our God and King - Francis of Assisi (trans. William H. Draper) & Anonymous.
All glory, laud and honor - Theodulph of Orleans.
All good gifts - Matthias Claudius (trans. Jane M. Campbell) & Kevin Keil.
All hail, adored Trinity - Anglo-Saxon, (trans.) J. D. Chambers; Sharon Illsley & Mont Richard.
All hail, blessed Trinity - Old hundredth.
All hail the power of Jesus' name - Edward Perronet & Oliver Holden.
All I ask of you - Gregory Norbet.
All the ends of the earth - David Haas & Marty Haugen.
Alleluia! Alleluia! - Christopher Wordsworth.
Alleluia! Alleluia! Let the holy anthem rise - Edward Caswall & St. Basil's hymnal, 1889.
Alleluia! Give the glory - Ken Canedo & Bob Hurd.
Alleluia! Let us rejoice! - David Haas.
Alleluia! Raise the gospel - Owen Alstott & Bernadette Farrell
Alleluia! sing to Jesus! - William C. Dix & Rowland H. Pritchard.
America the beautiful - Katharine Lee Bates & Samuel Ward.
Amén. El Cuerpo de Cristo - John Schiavone.
Are you washed in the blood? - Elisha A. Hoffman.
Arise, shine out! - David Haas.
As a little child - Joseph M. Martin.
As I search the Holy Scriptures.
As morning breaks/My soul is thirsting (Psalm 63) - Steve Angrisano.
As the deer longs (Psalm 42) - Dana Harkin.
As water to the thirsty - Timothy Dudley-Smith & David Haas.
As Zion's youth in latter days.
At evening - Fred Pratt Green & David Haas.
Attende Domine - 10th century, Melvin Farrell (trans.).
Attende Domine - 10th century, Ralph Wright (trans.).
Awake My Soul - Caedmon's Call.
Awake, O sleeper - Marty Haugen.
Baptized in water - Michael Saward & Irish folk tune.
Battle hymn of the Republic - Julia W. Howe.
Bearers of peace - Bernadette Farrell.
Before I was born - David Haas.
Behold the glory of God - Roc O'Connor.
Behold the great Redeemer die.
Behold the Lamb - Martin Willett.
Behold the Lamb of God - Bob Dufford.
Betelehemu (Nigeria) - arr. Barrington Brook.
Beyond the moon and stars - Dan Schutte.
Bless the Lord - Dan Brennan, Kevin M. Roth, Marc Cavallero, & Ken Canedo.
Bless the Lord, my soul (Psalm 146) - Marty Haugen.
Bless the Lord, my soul (Psalm 147) - Marty Haugen.
Blessed are those who mourn - David Haas.
Blessed are you - Marty Haugen.
Blessed assurance - Fanny Crosby & Phoebe Knapp.
Blessed Be Your Name in the land that is plentiful - Beth Redman & Matt Redman.
Blessed by your sacrifice - Owen Alstott & Jeanne Frolick.
Blest are those who love you - Marty Haugen.
Blest be the Lord - Daniel L. Schutte.
Bread to share - Marty Haugen.
Bring forth the kingdom - Marty Haugen.
By name I have called you - John Angiotti.
By the waking of our hearts - Ricky Manalo.
Can't get out of the kingdom - Kirby Shaw.
Canticle of the Sun - Marty Haugen.
Carriers of the Light - Jerry Estes.
Celtic Alleluia: Easter / Sending forth - Fintan O'Carroll & Christopher Walker.
Center of my life - Paul Inwood.
Change our hearts - Rory Cooney.
Chantez à Dieu - Jan Pieterszoon Sweelinck.
Child of our dreams - Marty Haugen.
Child of the poor - Scott Soper.
Christ, be our light - Bernadette Farrell.
Christ, circle round us - Dan Schutte.
Christ is alive! Let Christians sing - Brian Wren & Dunedin Truro.
Christ, the Lord, is risen today - Charles Wesley & Robert Williams.
Come all you people (Uyai mose) - Zimbabwe folksong, Alexander Gondo.
Come and follow me - Tom Franzak.
Come, Holy Ghost, Creator blest - (attr.) Rabanus Maurus, (trans.) Edward Caswall.
Come, listen to a prophet's voice.
Come, Lord Jesus, come - Mark Friedman.
Come, now, almighty King - Felice de Giardini.
Come now is the time to worship - Brian Doerkson.
Come, O Holy Spirit - Owen Alstott & Ludwig Beethoven.
Come, Thou font of every blessing - Robert Robinson & John Wyeth.
Come to the water - John Foley.
Come with Me into the Fields - Dan Schutte.
Come, worship the Lord - John Michael Talbot.
Come, ye children of the Lord.
Come, ye sinners, poor and needy - Joseph Hart & William Walker.
Come, ye thankful people, come - Henry Alford & George J. Elvey.
Companions on the journey - Carey Landry.
Covenant hymn - Rory Cooney & Gary Daigle.
"Day by day" from Godspell - Stephen Schwartz.
Dearest children, God is near you.
Disciples in Mission prayer for evangelization.
Dona nobis pacem - Audrey Snyder.
Don't be worried - Grayson Warren Brown.
Each life that touches ours for good.
Eagle's wings - Reuben Morgan.
Earth and all stars - David Johnson & Herbert F. Brokering.
Earthen vessels - John Foley
Eat this bread - Jacques Berthier.
E'en So Lord Jesus Quickly Come - Paul Manz.
Every time I feel the spirit - African American spiritual.
Exult you just ones - Roc O'Connor.
Eye has not seen - Marty Haugen.
Faith of our fathers - Frederick W. Faber and James G. Walton.
Faithful is our God - Hezekiah Walker.
Far, far away in Judea's plains.
Fly like a bird - Ken CanedoFollow the drinking gourd - African American spiritual.
For all the saints - William W. How and Ralph Vaughan Williams.
For the beauty of the earth - Folliot Sandford Pierpoint & St. Hugh.
For the fruits of this creation - Fred Pratt Green, traditional Welsh tune.
For the healing of the nations - Fred Kaan, various musical settings.
For you are my God - John Foley.
Forever I will sing - Marty Haugen.
Freedom is coming - African American Spiritual.
Gather the people - Dan Schutte.
Gently raise the sacred strain.
Gift of finest wheat - Robert E. Kreutz.
Gift of love - Robert C. Trupia.
Give God the glory - Joseph Hill.
Give me Jesus - African American Spiritual.
Glory and praise to our God - Dan Schutte.
Glory be to the Father - "Gloria" from the Catholic mass.
Go light your world - Kathy Troccoli.
Go make a difference - Steve Angrisano & Thomas N. Tomaszek.
Go, tell it on the mountain - John W. Work, Jr.
God be with you till we meet again.
God beyond all names - Bernadette Farrell.
God has chosen me - Bernadette Farrell.
God has done great things for us - Psalm 126, Marty Haugen.
God loved us, so he sent his Son.
God of all people - David Haas.
God of day & God of darkness - Beach Spring.
God of our fathers, whose almighty hands.
God of the hungry - Scott Soper.
God, our Father, hear us pray.
God we praise you - Te Deum laudamus, Christopher Idle (trans.), & John Wyeth.
Great and mighty is He - Todd Pettygrove.
Great is Thy faithfulness - Thomas Chisholm & William Runyan.
Guide me, O Thou great Jehovah - William Williams, (trans. Peter Williams), John Hughes.
Hail, holy Queen enthroned above - (trans.) M. Owen Lee & Salve Regina coelitum.
Hail Mary: Gentle woman - Carey Landry.
Halle, halle - Traditional Caribbean.
Hallelujah pelo tsa rona (South Africa) - arr. Anders Nyberg.
Have mercy on us, Lord - 10th century, Melvin Farrell (trans.).
He comes to us as one unknown - Timothy Dudley-Smith.
He gives me a song (He brought me out) - Henry Gilmour.
He has anointed me - Mike Balhoff, Gary Daile & Darryl Ducote.
He hideth my soul - Fanny Crosby & William Kirkpatrick.
Healer of every ill - Marty Haugen.
Healing river of the Spirit - Ruth C. Duck & Beach Spring.
Hear us, almighty Lord (Attende Domine) - 10th century, Ralph Wright (trans.).
Help me teach with inspiration.
Here am I, O God - Marty Haugen.
Here I am, Lord - Dan Schutte.
Here I am, Lord - Michael Ward.
Holy, holy, holy - Reginald Heber & John Dykes.
Holy wisdom, lamp of learning - Ruth C. Duck
How firm a foundation - John Rippon & Joseph Funk.
How great is our God - Chris Tomlin.
How great the wisdom and the love.
How great Thou art - Stuart K. Hine.
How lovely is your dwelling place - Randall DeBruyn.
How sweet the Name of Jesus sounds - John Newton.
Humbly, Lord, we worship you - Jeanne Frolick, Paris Processionale.
Hymn to the Theotokos (Epi si Heri).
I am a poor wayfaring stranger - Traditional.
I am standing waiting - Shirley Erena Murray & Tony Alonso.
I am the Bread of Life (Yo soy el pan de vida) - S. Suzanne Toolan.
I boast no more - Caedmon's Call
I come to the garden alone (In the garden) - C. Austin Miles.
I don't feel no ways tired - James Cleveland.
I give you my heart - Michael W. Smith.
I have loved you - Michael Joncas.
I have seen the Lord - Bob Hurd.
I know that my redeemer lives - composer?.
I know that my redeemer lives.
I love you, Lord, my strength - Jeffrey Honoré.
I put my life in your hands - Marty Haugen.
I say "Yes," Lord / Digo "Sí," Señor - Donna Peña.
I sing the mighty power of God - Isaac Watts & Jacob Grimm.
I want to call you - David Haas.
I want to praise your name - Bob Hurd.
I want to walk as a child - Kathleen Thomerson.
I will be your hands - Mary Van Houten.
I will lift up my eyes - Tom Conry.
I will never leave You - David Haas.
I will not bow down - Mars Hill Fellowship.
I will praise you, Lord - David Haas.
I will praise you, Lord - Julie & Tim Smith.
I will praise your name - David Haas.
I will praise your name /
The hand of the Lord (Psalm 145) - Timothy R. Smith.
If it wasn't for Your grace - Kurt Carr.
If today you hear his voice - David Haas.
I'll go where you want me to go.
Immaculate Mary - Jeremiah Cummings, Brian Foley, & Lourdes hymn.
Immanuel - Michael Card
In every age - Janet Whitaker.
In the breaking of the bread - Michael Ward.
In the day of the Lord - M. D. Ridge.
In the garden (I come to the garden alone) - C. Austin Miles.
In this place - Trevor Thomson & Victoria Thomson.
Irish blessing - Traditional & Carolee R. Curtright.
Irish blessing (Blessing prayer) - Traditional & Robert Fabing.
Israel, Israel, God is calling.
I've been 'buked - African American Spiritual.
I've got peace like a river - African American Spiritual.
Jerusalem, My Destiny - Rory Cooney.
Jesus Christ, yesterday, today and forever - Suzanne Toolan.
Jesus, come to us - David Haas.
Jesus is risen - Laßt uns erfreuen.
Jesus, Lord - Randall DeBruyn
Jesus of Nazareth, Savior and King.
Jesus the Lord - Robert F. O'Connor.
Jesus, the very thought of Thee.
Jesus, wine of peace - David Haas
Joyful, joyful, we adore thee - Henry van Dyke, Ludwig Beethoven.
"Kyrie elesion" (Setting two) from Mass of remembrance - Marty Haugen.
Lamb of God (Your only Son) - Twila Paris.
Lead me, Lord - John D. Becker.
Let all the earth - Marty Haugen.
Let all things now living - Katherine K. Davis, Traditional Welsh melody.
Let my tongue be silenced - Jeanne Cotter.
Let the fire fall - George Misulia.
Let the King of glory come! - Michael Joncas.
Let the Lord enter / Lord, this is the people (Psalm 24) - Timothy R. Smith.
Let the rain of Your presence - Danny Chambers.
Let the valleys be raised - Dan Schutte.
Let there be peace on Earth - Sy Miller & Jill Jackson.
Let us go rejoicing (Pslam 122) - Steve Angrisan.
Let us go rejoicing - Marty Haugen.
Let us go rejoicing (Psalm 122) - Bob Hurd.
Let us go rejoicing to the house of the Lord (Psalm 122) - Michael Joncas.
Let us rejoice - Marty Haugen.
Let us talents and tongues employ - Fred Kaan & Doreen Potter.
Let your mercy be on us - Marty Haugen.
Lift every voice and sing - James W. Johnson & John R. Johnson.
Lift high the cross - George William Kitchin (rev. by Michael Robert Newbolt) & Sydney H. Nicholson.
Lift up your hearts - Roc O'Connor.
Like a little child - composer & lyricist?.
Like a shepherd - Bob Dufford.
Look what the Lord has done - Mark David Hanby.
Look where he brought me from - Tye Tribbett.
Lord, accept our true devotion.
Lord, by your cross and resurrection - John Foley.
Lord, I lift Your name on high - Rick Founds.
Lord make us turn to you - Marty Haugen.
Lord of all hopefulness - Jan Struther.
Lord of the Dance - Sydney B. Carter & 19th Century Shaker tune.
Lord send out your spirit - David Haas.
Lord, this is the people / Let the Lord enter (Psalm 24) - Timothy R. Smith.
Lord, we ask thee ere we part.
Lord, we come before thee now.
Lord, Who at Thy First Eucharist - William H. Turton & William H. Monk.
Lord, whose love in humble service - Albert F. Bayly & B.F. White (attr.).
Lord, you give the great commission - Jeffery Rowthorn & Cyril V. Taylor.
Lord, You have come [to the lakeshore] - Cesáreo Gabaráin.
Lord, you have the words - David Haas.
Love divine, all loves excelling - Charles Wesley & Rowland H. Pritchard.
Love is never ending (Psalm 136) - Marty Haugen.
Love lifted me - James Rowe & Howard E. Smith.
Love never fails - David Haas.
Love one another - Bob Dufford.
Loving and forgiving (Psalm 103) - Scott Soper.
Magnificat - John Michael Talbot.
Malo! Malo! Thanks be to God (From Misa del Mundo - Jesse Manibusan).
Meet with me - Lamont Hiebert.
Morning has broken - Eleanor Farjeon.
My God and my all - Rufino Zaragoza.
My hope is built - Edward Mote & William B. Bradbury.
My life flows on (How can I keep from singing?) - Robert Lowry.
My Lord will come again - David Haas.
My Redeemer lives - Reuben Morgan.
My song will be for you forever - David Haas.
My soul gives glory to my God.
My soul in stillness waits - "O" Antiphons, Marty Haugen.
My soul is still - David Haas.
My soul is thirsting/As morning breaks (Psalm 63) - Steve Angrisano.
My soul is thirsting - Bob Hurd.
"Natufurahi siku ya leo" (Kenya) from Missa Luba - arr. Boniface Mganga.
Night prayer (opening lines of Compline).
Now behold the Lamb - Kirk Franklin.
Now in this banquet - Marty Haugen.
Now thank we all our God - Martin Rinkart (trans. Catherine Winkworth) & Johann Crüger.
Nunc dimittis - from Compline (L. Complin).
O Antiphons - M. Balhoff, G. Daigle, & D. Ducote.
O bless the Lord - John Michaels.
O breathe on me, O Breath of God - Edwin Hatch & ST. COLUMBA.
O come, o come, Emmanuel - Latin hymn, 12th century, tr. John Neale.
O day of light and gladness - Frederick L. Hosmer & Henry T. Smart.
O food of exiles lowly - O esca viatorum; Mainz Gesangbuch; tr. by M.O. Lee.
O Lord, how shall I meet You? - Paul Gerhardt, Christoph Runge, Catherine Winkworth (trans.).
O sons and daughters - Jean Tisserand, John M. Neale (trans.).
O young and fearless prophet - John B. Dykes & S. Ralph Harlow.
Oh how wondrous - John P. Kee.
On eagle's wings - Michael Joncas.
On Jordan's bank - Charles Coffin & John Chandler (trans.).
One bread, one body (Un pan, un cuerpo) - John Foley, S.J.
One in body, heart and mind - Christopher Walker, traditional Gaelic melody.
One name - AnonymousOnly a look at Jesus - Thomas Whitfield.
Only in God - John Michael Talbot.
Onward, Christian Soldiers - Sabine Baring-Gould & Arthur S. Sullivan.
Onward to the Kingdom - David Haas.
Open my eyes - Jesse Manibusan.
Open the eyes of my heart - Paul Baloche.
Ordo missae cum populo (Order of the Catholic Mass for the people).
"Our Father" or "The Lord's prayer".
Our help comes from the Lord (Psalm 121) - Michael Joncas.
Pater cum essem - John 17: 12-13, 15.
Path of life - Trevor Thomson.
Patience, people, till the Lord is come - John Foley.
Peace is flowing like a river - Carey Landry.
Peace prayer - St. Francis of Assisi & John Foley.
People of God / Alleluia (Acclamation / Song for Mystagogia) - David Haas.
Pescador de hombres - Cesáreo Gabaráin.
Praise the Lord, my soul (Psalm 146) - M.D. Ridge.
Praise to the Lord, the Almighty.
Praise to you, O Christ, our Savior - Bernadette Farrell.
Prayer for peace - David Haas.
Prayer is the soul's sincere desire.
Prayer of St. Francis - Sebastian Temple.
Precious Lord, take my hand - Thomas A. Dorsey.
Presbyterian affirmation of faith (Romans 8).
Profession of faith (Catholic).
Psalm 18: I love you, Lord, my strength - Jeffrey Honoré.
Psalm 23: My shepherd is the Lord - Joseph Gelineau.
Psalm 24: Lord, this is the people / Let the Lord enter - Timothy R. Smith.
Psalm 25: To you, O Lord - Scott Soper.
Psalm 27: The goodness of the Lord - Scott Soper
Psalm 27: The Lord is my light - David Haas.
Psalm 33: Lord, let your mercy - Bob Dufford
Psalm 42 (As the deer longs) - Dana Harkin.
Psalm 51: Be merciful, O Lord - Steve Angrisano.
Psalm 63: My soul is thirsting/As morning breaks - Steve Angrisano.
Psalm 69: Turn to God in your need - Rory Cooney.
Psalm 80: Lord make us turn to you - Kevin Keil.
Psalm 80: The vineyard of the Lord - Kevin Keil.
Psalm 85: Lord, let us see your kindness - Scott Soper
Psalm 89 (Forever will I sing) - John Michael Talbot
Psalm 97: The Lord is King - Rory Cooney.
Psalm 98: The Lord has revealed - Timothy R. Smith.
Psalm 103: Loving and forgiving - Scott Soper.
Psalm 118: The stone rejected - Michel Guimont.
Psalm 118: This is the day - Scott Soper.
Psalm 121: Our help comes from the Lord - Michael Joncas.
Psalm 122: Let us go rejoicing - Bob Hurd.
Psalm 122: Let Us Go Rejoicing to the house of the Lord - Michael Joncas.
Psalm 126: The Lord has done great things - Jaime Cortez.
Psalm 128: O blessed are those - Paul Inwood.
Psalm 136: Love is never ending - Marty Haugen.
Psalm 145: I will praise your name /
The hand of the Lord - Timothy R. Smith.
Psalm 146: Praise the Lord, my soul - M.D. Ridge.
Psalm 146: Praise the Lord, O my soul - Timothy R. Smith.
Put your shoulder to the wheel.
Redeemer - Nicole C. Mullins, Part 1., Redeemer - Nicole C. Mullins, Part 2.
Remember your love - Mike Balhoff, Darryl Ducote & Gary Daigle.
Remember your mercies - David Haas.
Responsorial Psalms for the Catholic Mass. Only some Sundays available (under construction).
Ride on, Jesus, ride - African American Spiritual.
Rise up, my love - Eleanor Daly.
Rise up, O men of God! - William Pierson Merrill.
River of glory - Daniel L. Schutte.
Rock of Ages, let our song - Traditional Jewish song; Marcus Jastrow & Gustav Gottheil (trans.).
Sacred silence - Tom Booth, Jenny Pixler, & Anthony Kuner.
Salve, Regína - Hermanus Contractus.
Save us, O Lord - Bob Dufford.
Seed, scattered and sown - Dan Feiten
Seek ye first the kingdom of God - Karen Lafferty.
Send down the fire - Marty Haugen.
Send us your Spirit - David Haas.
Sent forth by God's blessing - Omer Westendorf & Welsh folk melody.
Servant song (Will you let me be your servant?) - Richard Gillard.
Servant song - Donna Marie McGargill.
Shepherd me, O God - Marty Haugen.
Shepherds and kings - Weston Priory & Gregory Norbet.
Shine, Jesus, shine - Graham Kendrick.
Shout to the Lord - Darlene Zschech.
Shout to the North - Martin Smith.
Sing a new church - Sr. Delores Dufner, OSB/ Nettleton.
Sing a new song - Dan Schutte.
Sing all the Earth - Roc O'Connor.
Sing of Mary - Roland F. Palmer.
Sing of the Lord's goodness - Ernest Sands.
Sing out, earth and skies - Marty Haugen.
Sing to the mountains - Bob Dufford, SJ.
Sing with all the saints in glory - William J. Irons & Ludwig van Beethoven.
Softly and tenderly Jesus is calling - Will L. Thompson.
Somebody's knockin' at your door - Spiritual.
Song of the body of Christ - David Haas.
Song of the transfiguration - Sylvia Dunstan, PICARDY (adapted by David Haas).
Song over the waters - Marty Haugen.
Soon and very soon - Andrae Crouch.
Speak, Lord - Marienne Uszler & Tim Schoenbachler.
Stand up friends - Brian Wren & David Haas.
Steal away to Jesus! - African American Spiritual.
Step by Step - David "Beaker" Strasser.
Strength for the journey - Michael John Poirier.
Sweet is the peace the Gospel brings.
Swing low, sweet chariot - African American Spiritual.
Table of plenty - Dan Schutte.
Take, Lord, receive - John Foley.
Take my hands - Sebastian Temple.
Take, O take me as I am - John L. Bell.
Take the word of God with you - Christopher Walker.
Take time to be holy - William D. Long & George C. Stebbins.
Take up your cross - Charles Everest & William Gardiner.
Take up your cross - David Haas.
Take up your cross - Marty Haugen.
That there may be bread - Weston Priory.
The blood will never lose its power - Andraé Crouch.
The cry of the poor - John B. Foley.
The fragrance of Christ - David Haas.
The Good Shepherd - James J. Chepponis.
The Guardian's farewell - John Henry Newman & David Haas.
The hand of the Lord / I will praise your name (Psalm 145) - Timothy R. Smith.
The happy song - Martin Smith.
The King of glory - Traditional Israeli folk song.
The King of Kings, Christ Jesus reigns - Melvin Farrell.
The King of love my Shepherd is - Henry W. Baker, ST. COLUMBIA, 8 7 8 7.
The light of that city - John & Anne Barbour.
The light shines on - Carey Landry.
The Lord has done great things (Psalm 126) - Jaime Cortez.
The Lord has revealed (Psalm 98) - Timothy R. Smith.
The Lord is kind and merciful - Marty Haugen.
The Lord is King (Psalm 97) - Rory Cooney.
The Lord Is My Hope - M.D. Ridge.
The Lord is my light (Psalm 27) - David Haas.
The Lord is my light - Christopher Walker.
The Lord is my shepherd - Joe Wise.
The Lord is my shepherd - Owen Alstott.
The Lord is near - Michael Joncas.
The Lord upholds my life - David Haas.
The Love of the Lord - Michael Joncas.
The peace of God - David Haas.
The solid rock - Edward Mote & William B. Bradbury.
The Song of Mary - John Michael Talbot.
The spirit is a-movin' - Carey Landry.
The Spirit of the Lord - John Michael Talbot.
The Spirit sends us forth - Azmon & Delores Dufner.
The stone rejected (Psalm 118) - Michel Guimont.
The strife is o'er - Symphonia Sirenum Selectarum, 1695; trans. Francis Pott.
The Supper of the Lord - Laurence Rosania.
The word of God became man - John Michael Talbot.
There is a balm in Gilead - African-American spiritualThere is sunshine in my soul today.
There is a green hill far away.
There will be a light - Ben Harper.
They'll know we are Christians - Peter Schultes.
This child of yours - David Haas.
This day God give me - St. Patrick (attrib.) & James D. Quinn.
This day was made by the Lord - Christopher Walker.
This is the day (Psalm 118)- Scott Soper.
This little light of mine - African American Spiritual.
Those who see light - Nancy Elze & E. Donald Osuna.
Those who trust - Don Chaffer.
Though the mountains may fall - Daniel L. Schutte.
'Tis sweet to sing the matchless love.
To be your bread - David Haas.
To Jesus Christ, our sovereign King - Martin B. Hellriegel & Irene C. Mueller.
To you, O Lord (Psalm 25)- Scott Soper.
To You, O Lord, I lift up my soul - Marty Haugen.
Trading my sorrows - Darrell Evans.
Troparion of St. John of Climakos.
Tú has venido a la orilla - Cesáreo Gabaráin.
Unto the hills around do I lift up.
Unto the House of the Lord - John Bagniewski.
Up from the waters (Sprinkling song) - Marty Haugen.
Uyai mose - Zimbabwe folksong, Alexander Gondo.
Veni, Sancte Spiritus - Latin (13th c., Edward Caswall, trans.).
Viri Galilaei - Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina.
Wade in the water - African American spiritual (Hayes version).
Walking hand in hand - Kathy Sherman.
We are his people - David Haas.
We are many parts - Marty Haugen.
We are one body - Dana Scallon.
We are the light of the world - Jean Anthony Greif.
We come to your feast - Michael Joncas.
We gather together - Adrianus Valerius.
We have been told - David Haas.
We listen to a prophet's voice.
We shall overcome - Zilphia Horton, Frank Hamilton, Guy Carawan & Pete Seeger.
We thank thee, o God, for a prophet.
We walk by faith - Marty Haugen.
We want to see Jesus lifted high - Doug Horley.
We will rise again - David Haas.
We will take what you offer - John L. Bell.
We will worship the Lamb of Glory - Dennis Jernigan.
We'll sing all hail to Jesus' name.
Were you there? - African American Spiritual.
Whatsoever you do - Willard F. Jabusch.
When in our music - Fred Pratt Green & Charles Villiers Stanford.
When Jesus looked from Olivet.
Where charity and love prevail - Paul Benoit.
Where is your mercy? (from Tales of wonder) - Marty Haugen.
Where there is love - David HaasWhere your treasure is - Marty Haugen.
While of these emblems we partake.
Who calls you by name - David Haas.
Will you let me be your servant (Servant song) - Richard Gillard.
Wind upon the waters - Marty Haugen.
Wisdom has built herself a house - Lucien Deiss.
With drums and dancing - Dan Schutte.
With joy you shall draw water - Marty Haugen.
With one voice - Ricky Manalo.
With the Lord - Michael Joncas.
With the Lord, there is mercy - Marty Haugen.
Woke up this morning - Kim & Reggie Harris.
Wonder of wonders - Brian Wren & David Haas.
Yahweh (is the God of my salvation) - Weston Priory.
Yahweh, the faithful one - Daniel L. Shutte.
You alone know our hunger - David Haas.
Ye watchers and ye holy ones - John A. L. Riley.
You are child - Daniel Consiglio.
You Are My All in All - Dennis Jernigan.
You are the healing - Scott Soper.
You are the voice - David HaasYou will show me the path of life - Marty Haugen.
Your grace is enough - Matt Maher.
Your love is finer than life - Psalm 63, Marty Haugen.
Your name is holy - Brian Doerksen.
Your words are spirit and life - Bernadette Farrell.
A child is born - Gregory Norbet.
A Christmas carol - Christina Rossetti & Harold Darke.
A cycle of three mystical songs - Alec Rowley.
Adam lay ybounden - Traditional English
15th Century.
Advent/Christmas gospel acclamation - David Haas.
Angel's Advent carol - Patrick M. Liebergen (arr.).
Angels from the realms of glory - James Montgomery (1-5), Salisbury Humn Book (6) & Henry T. Smart
Angels we have heard on high - Traditional French carol, James Chadwick (trans.).
As with gladness, men of old - William C. Dix & Konrad Kocher.
Away in a manger - Martin Luther (?) & John T. Mc Farland.
Be born in us today - David Haas.
Be it done unto me - Bob Hurd.
Before the marvel of this night - Carl Schalk & Jaroslav J. Vajda.
Birthday of a King - William H. Neidlinger.
Breath of Heaven - Chris Eaton and Amy Grant.
Bring a torch - Anonymous
Carol at the manger - Marty Haugen.
Carol of the Bells (Ukrainian Bell Carol) - Mykola Dmytrovych
Child of our dreams - Marty Haugen.
Child of the poor - Scott Soper.
Christmas lullaby - Amy Grant & Chris Eaton.
Christmas waltz - Sammy Cahn & Jule Styne.
Ding dong merrily on high - 16th century French traditional.
Do you hear what I hear? - Noel Regney &
Every nation on Earth will adore you - Marty Haugen.
Gabriel's message - S. Baring-Gould.
Gesu bambino - Frederick H. Martens & Pietro A. Yon.
Go, tell it on the mountain - John W. Work, Jr.
Good Christian friends, rejoice - In dulci jubilo, John Mason Neale (trans.).
Hark the herald angels sing - Charles Wesley & Felix Mendelssohn.
Have yourself a merry little Christmas - Hugh Martin & Ralph Blane.
Holly jolly Christmas - Johnny Marks.
Holy is his name - John Michael Talbot.
How great our joy! - Traditional German carol, Theodore Baker (trans.).
I saw three ships - Traditional English.
I sing the body electric - Michael Gore & Dean Pitchford.
I will lead you home - Amy Grant & Chris Eaton.
I wonder as I wander - Traditional Appalachian carol, adapted or re-written by John Jacob Niles.
I'll be home for Christmas - Walter Kent & James "Kim" Gannon.
In night's deep silence (Wsrod Nocnej Ciszy) - Msgr. John E. Ronan (trans.).
In the bleak midwinter - Christina Rosseti & Harold Darke.
Infant holy, Infant lowly - Traditional Polish carol, Edith M. Reed (trans.).
It came upon a midnight clear - Edmund H. Sears & Richard S. Willis.
It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas - Meredith Wilson.
Jolly old St. Nicholas - Anonymous.
Joseph, dearest Joseph mine - Traditional German.
Joy to the world - Isaac Watts & Lowell Mason (arr.).
Little toy trains (Old toy trains) - Roger Miller.
Magnificat - John Michael Talbot.
Mary, did you know? - Mark Lowry & Buddy Greene.
Newborn Prince of Peace - Doug Eckert.
Night of silence - Daniel Kantor.
Nothing but a child - Steve Earle.
O come, all ye faithful - John Francis Wade, translated by William T. Brooke.
O come, o come, Emmanuel - anonymous, translated by John M. Neale.
O holy night! - Placide Clappeau, translated by John S. Dwight, Adolphe C. Adam.
O little town of Bethlehem - Phillips Brooks & Lewis H. Redner.
O mother of Jesus - Timothy R. Smith.
Old toy trains - Roger Miller.
On this day Earth shall ring - Piae Cantiones, Jane M. Joseph (trans.).
Pastorale - Pope Pius 9 & Tommaso Capocci, H.C. Martens (trans.).
Patapan - Traditional Burgundian carol.
Polish lullaby - Grundahl (arr.)
Prepare a manger - Edith Shaw Butler & Carl Wiltse.
Rejoice! Rejoice, believers - Swedish folk tune, Sharon Elery Rogers (arr.)
Silent night - Josef Mohr, translated by John F. Young, Franz X. Gruber.
Still, still, still - Traditional Austrian carol.
The angel's song - John Leavitt.
The Christmas song (Chestnuts roasting on an open fire) - Mel Torme & Robert Wells.
The flower of Jesse - John Awdlay.
The friendly beasts - Traditional.
The infant Jesus - Frederick H. Martens & Pietro A. Yon.
The little drummer boy - Katherine K. Davis, Henry Onorati and Harry Simeone.
"The Proclamation of the Birth of Christ" from The Roman martyrology..
The song of Mary - John Michael Talbot.
The whole world is waiting for Love - Marianne Misetich.
Today is born our Savior - Marty Haugen.
Tomorrow shall be my dancing day - John Gardner.
We three kings - John H. Hopkins, Jr.
What child is this? - William C. Dix, Traditional melody.
When blossoms flowered 'mid the snows - Frederick H. Martens & Pietro A. Yon.
Whence that goodly fragrance flowing? - Traditional French carol, A. B. Ramsay (trans.).
White Christmas - Irving Berlin.
Alleluia! Alleluia! - Christopher Wordsworth.
Alleluia! Alleluia! Let the holy anthem rise - Edward Caswall & St. Basil's hymnal, 1889.
Alleluia! Give the glory - Ken Canedo & Bob Hurd.
Attende Domine - 10th century, Ralph Wright (trans.).
Baptized in water - Michael Saward & Irish folk tune (possible sprinkling song).
Behold the glory of God - Roc O'Connor.
Behold the great Redeemer die.
Behold the Lamb - Martin Willett.
Beyond the days - Rocky Manalo.
Blessing and distribution of ashes.
Celtic Alleluia: Easter / Sending forth - Fintan O'Carroll & Christopher Walker.
Christ, be our light (Easter Vigil text) - Bernadette Farrell.
Christ is alive! Let Christians sing - Brian Wren & Dunedin Truro.
Christ Is the World's Light - Fred Pratt Green & K. Lee Scott.
Christ, the Lord, is risen today - Charles Wesley & Robert Williams.
Christians to the Paschal Victim (Victimae Paschali Laudes).
Come, ye faithful, raise the strain - John of Damascus, John M. Neale (trans.), Arthur S. Sullivan.
Daylight fades - Peter J. Scagnelli & Ludwig Beethoven.
Do not let your hearts be troubled - David Haas.
Dust and ashes - Brian Wren & David Haas.
Forty Days and Forty Nights - George H. Smyttan & Martin Herbst.
Hail the day that sees him rise - Charles Wesley & Robert Williams.
"Hallelujah chorus" from Messiah - George Frederic Handel.
Hear us, almighty Lord - 10th century, Ralph Wright (trans.).
Hymn to joy - Jane Parker Huber & Ludwig Beethoven.
I am the resurrection - David Haas.
"I know that my Redeemer liveth" from Messiah - George Frederick Handel.
I know that my Redeemer liveth - Jessie B. Pounds & James H. Fillmore, Sr.
I put my life in your hands (Psalm 31, for Good Friday) - Marty Haugen.
In these days of Lenten journey - Fr. Ricky Manalo.
Jesus is risen - Laßt uns erfreuen.
Justice shall flourish / Lord, every nation (Psalm 72) - Rory Cooney.
Led by the Spirit - Bob Hurd & Kingshold.
Lenten gospel acclamation - David Haas.
Lenten Gospel acclamation (Praise to you, Lord Jesus Christ) - Roc O'Connor.
Let the powers of heaven exult (An Easter Exultet) - Roc O'Connor.
Lift high the cross - George William Kitchin (rev. by Michael Robert Newbolt) & Sydney H. Nicholson.
Litany of the saints - John D. Becker.
Lord, by your cross and resurrection.
Lord, every nation / Justice shall flourish (Psalm 72) - Rory Cooney.
Lord, I lift Your name on high - Rick Founds.
Lord, who throughout these forty days - Claudia F. Hernaman, ST. FLAVIAN.
My God, my God - Mark Friedman.
O Christians on this first of days (Easter Antiphon).
O day of light and gladness - Frederick L. Hosmer & Henry T. Smart.
O filii et filiae - Jean Tisserand, Edward Caswell (trans.).
One Spirit, One Church - Kevin Keil & Maryanne Quinlivan.
Pange Lingua Gloriosi - Thomas Aquinas.
People of God / Alleluia (Acclamation / Song for Mystagogia) - David Haas.
Praise to you, Lord Jesus Christ (Lenten Gospel acclamation) - Roc O'Connor.
Psalm 22: My God, my God - Tim Manion.
Psalm 72: Justice shall flourish / Lord, every nation - Rory Cooney.
Psalm 118: The stone rejected - Michel Guimont.
Psalm 118: This is the day - Scott Soper.
Sign us with ashes - Mark Friedman & Janet Vogt.
So you must do (Footwashing/Holy Thursday) - Marty Haugen.
Song of the risen one - David Haas.
Spirit blowing through creation - Marty Haugen.
Take up your cross - David Haas.
Take up your cross - Marty Haugen.
The Lord upholds my life - David Haas.
The Spirit is a-movin' - Carey Landry.
The stone rejected - Michel Guimont.
The strife is o'er - Latin, 12th century, trans. Francis Pott, Giovanni P. da Palestrina.
The word of God became man - John Michael Talbot.
Two were bound for Emmaus - Bob Hurd.
Up from the waters (Sprinkling song) - Marty Haugen
Victimae Paschali Laudes (Christians to the Paschal Victim).
Were you there? - African American spiritual.
Ye sons and daughters (O filii et filiae) - Jean Tisserand, Edward Caswell (trans.).
Adhaan - The Islamic call to prayer.
Chanukah candle blessings - Traditional.
Chanukah/Solstice - Linda Hirschhorn.
Haneyrot halalu - Traditional.
Hanukkah, Hanukkah - Traditional.
I have a little dreidel - Sam Goldfarb.
Left to Right - William Levin & Michelle Citrin.
Light one candle - Peter Yarrow.
Mi yimalel (Who can retell) - Menashe Rabina & Folk tune.
Ocho kandelikas - Flory Jagoda.
Oh Chanukah, oh Chanukah - M. Rivesman & traditional niggun.
Sevivon, sov, sov, sov - Traditional.
Brit Milah (The circumcision ritual).
Chatunah & Shevah Brachot (Marriage ceremony).
Interpreting for Hebrew as a second language.
Rosh haShannah (Jewish New Year).
Yom Kippur (Day of Atonement).
Al shlosha d'varim - Allan E. Naplan.
Birkat haKohanim (The priestly blessing).
HaTiqvah (Israeli national anthem).
Hevenu shalom aleichem - Traditional folk song.
Kaddish (d'rabbanan, mourner's, full-, and half-).
Master of all things - Craig Taubman.
Mi shebeairach - Debbie Friedman and Drorah Setel.
Od yavo shalom aleinu (Salaam, Peace will come to us) - Sheva.
Peace will come to us (Od yavo shalom aleinu, Salaam) - Sheva.
Salaam (Od yavo shalom aleinu, Peace will come to us) - Sheva.
Shalom aleichem (Shabbat z'mir).
Yerushalayim shel Zahav (Jerusalem of Gold) - Naomi Shemer.
Note: Also check Unitarian Universalist., whose hymns would be considered secular by some.
JEWISH: Chanukah
JEWISH: Full services
JEWISH: Individual songs and texts
A declaration of unity - Alcoholic Anonymous.
Alma Mater, Nazareth College (Rochester, NY) - Sr. Kathleen Riley.
Alma mater, St. John Fischer (Rochester, NY) - Edward C. Currie.
America the beautiful - Katharine Lee Bates & Samuel Ward.
Las Amarillas - traditional, (arr.) Stephen Hatfield.
Angel in eternal flight - Valerie Webdell.
Another spring - Howard Helvey.
Battle hymn of the Republic - Julia W. Howe.
Bo ree baht - Korean traditional.
Bridge over troubled water - Paul Simon.
Carriers of the Light - Jerry Estes.
Celebrate Kwanzaa - Marti Lunn Lantz & Lois Browney.
"Cheer up, Charlie" from Willie Wonka and the chocolate factory - Leslie Bricusse & Anthony Newley.
Come go with me - Del Vikings.
Come, ye sons of art - Henry Purcell.
Dansi na kuimba - Folk song, Dave Perry (arr.).
Do not walk behind me - Albert Camus.
Don't worry, be happy - Bobby McFerrin.
Eastridge High Alma Mater (Rochester, NY).
Ecco la primavera - Francesco Landini.
Every moment - Jesse Butterworth, Regie Hamm and Joy Williams.
Follow the drinking gourd - African American spiritual.
Girls just wanna have fun - Cyndi Lauper.
Goin' to Ghana, Two Ghana folk songs - Mary Donnelly & George L. O. Strid.
Gott will ich lassen ratthen - Georg Niege & Dieterich Buxtehude. This is a religious theme, but it is more likely to be performed in the concert hall, than in a church service nowadays.
Hymn to joy - Jane Parker Huber & Ludwig Beethoven.
I have ere this time heard - Whythorn.
I hope you dance - Sanders & Sillers.
"I want it now" from Willie Wonka and the chocolate factory - Leslie Bricusse & Anthony Newley.
I will remember you - Sarah McLachlan.
I will seize the day - Mark Brymer.
In praise of music - Jerry Estes.
In virtute tua - Grzegorz Gorczycki.
Irish blessing - Traditional & Carolee R. Curtright.
Irish blessing (Blessing prayer) - Traditional & Robert Fabing.
It's time for movin' on - Don Besig.
Just for today - Narcotics Anonymous.
Las Amarillas - traditional, (arr.) Stephen Hatfield.
Let there be peace on Earth - Sy Miller & Jill Jackson.
Let's call the whole thing off - A Deaf parody of Ira Gershwin's song by David Bar-Tzur.
May the music never end - Artie Butler.
Morning has broken - Eleanor Farjeon.
"Music for a while" from Oedipus and Man - Henry Purcell.
My country 'tis of thee - Samuel F. Smith & Thesaurus Musicus.
Now is the month of Maying - Anonymous & Thomas Morley.
Od yavo shalom aleinu (Salaam, Peace will come to us) - Sheva.
Peace will come to us (Od yavo shalom aleinu, Salaam) - Sheva.
"Pure imagination" from Willie Wonka and the chocolate factory - Leslie Bricusse & Anthony Newley.
Riu chiu - 16th century Spanish villancico. Although the lyrics are very pious, this would probably not be sung in a religious setting.
Salaam (Od yavo shalom aleinu, Peace will come to us) - Sheva.
Seasons of love - Jonathan Larson.
Seeds grow to plants - David Grant & John Rutter.
Selections from Romancero Gitano - Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco: La Guitarra (The Guitar), Procesión (Procession), Paso (Passage), and Saeta (Devotional Song). Although two of the songs have religious content, this is more a concert piece.
(Simply) The best - Mike Chapman and Holly Knight.
Small world - Richard M. Sherman & Robert B. Sherman.
Somewhere over the rainbow - Harold Arlen & E.Y. Harburg.
Sound the trumpet - Henry Purcell.
Star-spangled banner - Francis Scott Key.
Sumer is icumen in - John of Fornsete.
Tears in Heaven - Eric Clapton & Will Jennings.
(Simply) The best - Mike Chapman and Holly Knight.
"The candy man" from Willie Wonka and the chocolate factory - Leslie Bricusse & Anthony Newley.
The Genesee (Alma Mater of the University of Rochester) - Thomas T. Swinburne.
The girl from Ipanema - Antonio Carlos Jobim & Vinícius de Moraes (trans.) Norman Gimbel.
The twelve steps of Alcoholics Anonymous.
The traditions of Alcoholics Anonymous.
The wind beneath my wings - Jeff Silbar & Larry Henley.
There is sweet music here - Alfred Tennyson & Clements.
This is my song - Lloyd Stone.
Tribute - JoJo David & Jim Meyers.
True colors - Tom Kelly & Billy Steinberg.
Tune thy music to thy heart - Thomas Campion.
Under the sea - Alan Menken & Howard Ashman.
Unforgettable - Nat King Cole.
We are climbing Jacob's ladder - traditional, additional lyrics by Pete Seeger.
What a wonderful world - George Weiss & Bob Thiele.
Wie Melodien zieht es mir - Klaus Groth & Johannes Brahms.
Willie Wonka and the chocolate factory - Leslie Bricusse & Anthony Newley With verdure clad - Franz Joseph Haydn.
You raise me up - Josh Groban.
You're a mean one, Mr. Grinch - Dr. Seuss & Albert Hague.
I've got a golden ticket.
I want it now.
Oompa-loompa doompadee-doo.
Pure imagination.
The candy man.
All beautiful the march of days - Ralph Vaughan Williams & Frances W. Wile.
Another spring - Howard Helvey.
Bo ree baht - Korean traditional.
Come, Thou font of every blessing (Unitarian version).
Don't walk behind me - Albert Camus.
Enter, rejoice and come in - Louise Ruspini.
For all the saints - William W. How and Ralph Vaughan Williams.
Gather the spirit - Jim Scott.
Go now in peace - Nancy Price & Don Besig.
Hail the glorious golden city - Felix Adler & John B. Dykes.
Here we have gathered - Shelley Jackson Denham.
I have ere this time heard - Whythorn.
I sat down under His shadow - Edward Bairstow.
I wish I knew how it would feel to be free - Billy Taylor & Dick Dallas.
In this hallowed place - Richard Gilbert.
In virtute tua - Grzegorz Gorczycki.
It sounds along the ages - William Channing Gannett.
I've got peace like a river - African American Spiritual.
Lift every voice and sing - James W. Johnson & John R. Johnson.
Lighting and extinguishing the chalice. This is not a song but a ritual text that is recited at the opening and the closing of the service.
Make channels for the streams of love - Richard C. Trench.
May nothing evil cross this door - Louis Untermeyer.
May peace dwell within our hearts - Rev. Arthur Foote II.
Morning has broken - Eleanor Farjeon.
Morning, so fair to see - Vincent Silliman.
"Music for a while" from Oedipus and Man - Henry Purcell.
O come, you longing thirsty souls.
O day of light and gladness - Frederick L. Hosmer & Henry T. Smart.
O life that makest all things new - Samuel Longfellow & Samuel Stanley.
O Lord, how shall I meet You? - Paul Gerhardt, Christoph Runge, Catherine Winkworth (trans.).
O young and fearless prophet - John B. Dykes & S. Ralph Harlow (Unitarian-Universalist version).
Rise up, my love - Eleanor Daly.
Rock of Ages, let our song - Traditional Jewish song; Marcus Jastrow & Gustav Gottheil (trans.).
Seasons of love - Jonathan Larson.
Seeds grow to plants - David Grant & John Rutter.
Spirit of life - Carol McDade.
Thanks be for these - Richard Seward Gilbert.
The circle of love and justice - Donna DiSciullo.
The cry of the poor - John B. Foley.
The simple path - Mother Teresa.
There is sweet music here - Alfred Tennyson & Clements.
This is my song - Lloyd Stone.
This little light of mine - African American Spiritual.
'Tis a gift to be simple - Traditional Shaker hymn.
Tune thy music to thy heart - Thomas Campion.
Voice still and small - John Corrado.
Wake, now, my senses - Thomas Mikelson & Trad. Irish melody.
We are dancing Sarah's circle - Pete Seeger & Carole Eagleheart.
We laugh, we cry - Shelley Jackson Denham.
We'll build a land - Barbara Zanotti.
When in our music - Fred Pratt Green & Charles Villiers Stanford.
Who calls you by name - David Haas.
Who is at my window, who? - Anonymous.
Wie Melodien zieht es mir - Klaus Groth & Johannes Brahms.


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Remember how the bill we had to pass to learn what's in it was going to save us boatloads of dollars?
Turns out, not so much:That's an 8% increase in one fell swoop. And that's only the beginning:
"The estimated cost of the coverage provisions ... is a good deal larger over the 2012-2021 period than over the 2010-2019 period."
Well, it's really by design (such as it is): by "frontloading" the costs and then tacking on the "benefits" down the road, the actual impact on the deficit is delayed, but not gone.
"As we have noted repeatedly, our projections of the budgetary impact of last year's major health legislation are quite uncertain because assessing the effects of making broad changes in the nation's health care and health insurance systems requires assumptions about a broad array of technical, behavioral, and economic factors."
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I not only got to work with them but conversed with both of them at length.
Not only did I met children of all stripes, I met and conversed with adults from a young age.
I conversed with several of the Bahai ladies, two of whom acted as instructors of the meeting.
"Pray be seated," said M. Bruno, indicating an arm-chair; and they conversed.
This is the first possessed I ever saw in the course of my life, and the first time I ever conversed with a demon.
I marvelled at the ease with which Mr. Rivers conversed in both Spanish and French.
Yes, I have both seen and conversed with her, and until last night I knew where she was, but now I do not.
While on pilgrimage they conversed; when they had arrived, all converse ceased.
She conversed unreservedly; deplored the war, and wished it over.
Sir John paid a handsome tribute to your talents, as who with whom I conversed did not?
"to communicate (with)," 1590s; earlier "to move about, live, dwell" (mid-14c.), from Old French converser "to talk" (12c.), from Latin conversari (see conversation). Related: Conversed; conversing.
"exact opposite," 1560s, from Latin conversus "turn around," past participle of convertere "to turn about" (see convert). Originally mathematical. The noun is attested from 1550s in mathematics. Related: Conversely.


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Saturday, March 19, 2011
Through a glass, clearly
The first error was to single out France when it is clear that if France was a main instigator, it certainly did not act alone even if Germany is silent. If the foreign office of Caracas had any knowledgeable people left inside they should have known that France would never send bombers against advancing Libyan tanks if Berlin had expressly prohibited this. The reason? No matter what the electoral and financial reasons for Germany to abstain at the Security Council yesterday the fact of the matter is that French and German economies are today too intertwined for one to do something crazy without some form of discreet consent from the other. In fact, from reader Lemmy Caution we learned that the Greens at the Bundestag reproached Merkel to have voted NO! If the Greens support vocally there is no doubt that secretly Merkel supports it. As such the sad charade of "revolutionary students" protesting tonight at the French Embassy in Caracas is, well, pathetic. But then again Chavez had sort of given the order and they had to do it. I suppose that now that we know that US and Britain are bombing barracks in Tripoli will mean protests in front of those embassy tomorrow?
The second error is to speak as if nothing mattered, as if it were a mere diplomatic problem, as if the Venezuelan offer of mediation had been a serious proposal. There is nothing worse in diplomatic circles to speak against a UN resolution that is backed by all, including the Arab league. Does anymore at Casa Amarilla has a notion on how difficult it is to obtain a strong consensus on such a matter at the Arab League? How meaningful that was? How it was the enough for China, the country Chavez is in love with, to abstain? Has the foreign ministry of Venezuela read the UN resolution in full? Did they get someone to explain to them that war crime charges were implied? How much longer with the "a mi no me consta"?
All in all we are seeing an haphazard response from chavismo to the Libya crisis, where several contradictory things are attempted, to defend Qaddafi the recognized war criminal, to link all to oil even though the West was already receiving most of Libyan oil, to shield Venezuela from such a future intervention. Unfortunately the only thing that the regime propaganda and declarations are succeeding at is to reveal its future intentions of repression, of never relinquishing power, of preparing idiotic excuses for such a future even though still 70% of our exported oil, I understand, goes to the US.
We see it all, clearly.
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There are huge US and European interests at play in Libya.
The idea that we don't have any interest in how 1700 km of Mediterranean coastline three hundred km from Europe, is to be used, is just silly.
But to me, the Arab awakening of this spring has demonstrated that there is a huge desire to replace the Arab autocracies with democratic governments. This is in total contrast to Iraq, where the UN refused to move.
The Arab autocracies have been the gestation zones for Al Quaeda and Muslim fundamentalism; the West was blamed for imposing dictatorship on the Arab peoples.
Taking sides with the people and against their rulers is in the long-term interest of the West.
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President Obama is making his case for re-election, saying he was able to yank the economy out of its hole and that he's the best person to finish the job.
If only we believed that.
While politicians sometimes bend the truth - numbers don't lie, and former senator and former Economics Professor Phil Gramm shows us just how lacking this "recovery" has been. In an op-ed in today's Wall Street Journal , he points out how this president, before he claims victory for ending the recession, should look at the recoveries of the past and see how far behind we actually are.
Our per-capita GDP should be more than $3,500 higher if we were on track with the ten most recent recoveries, and 12 million more Americans should be employed.
Looking at the recessions of 1953, 1957, 1973 and 1981 - three and a half years after each started - total employment was on average nearly 5% higher. Today it's still down by that much.
And looking at the GDP again - it was more than 7.5% higher than pre-recession levels during those recoveries. Today it's about flat.
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People who want to say that this recession was just too big to recover as quickly - only have to look at 1982, and this man - Ronald Reagan - who turned around a recession that saw nearly 11% unemployment.
Remember, Reagan cut taxes, reformed social security and limited the power and growth of the federal government and if Obama followed his lead - more than 15 and a half million more people would be employed.
That would be enough to cover every single unemployed person today, and practically all of the two and a half million "discouraged" workers and those that were working would be making more than $4,000 more than they were before the recession.
But for some reason - Obama doesn't want to do that.
If his original budget plan had made it through Congress - he would have increased the federal debt more than all the other presidents combined.
So during this re-election effort, selling Americans on being the best person for our economy may be a tougher sell than he thinks.
Until American taxpayers feel a recovery in their own lives - reports of success may be greatly exaggerated.
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As a continuation of its prior lineup of decorative and semi-protective stickers for iPods and iPhones, GelaSkins has released its GelaSkins for the Apple iPad ($30). Available in both stock and do-it-yourself formats, the GelaSkins feature full-bleed artwork that covers the black area around the iPad's screen, as well as its back, with a hole in the front for the iPad's Home button. Matching downloadable wallpapers are offered for the iPad's Lock and Home screens. Due to their large size, the stickers are shipped with cardboard backing paper to prevent folding in transit; they also use a 3M adhesive that won't leave traces of residue when removed.
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I decided to share a detox water recipe that I think is totally REVOLUTIONARY and results are miraculous. I found this recipe being suggested by so many people, on Pinterest, and also the bloggers swear by it calling it the 'Magic Potion' or sometimes 'The Miracle Water.'
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Well, it is the most efficient detox water I've ever tried, combine it with a bit of diet and 30 minutes of cardio and you'll be stunned by how much better you look in a small span of time.
The recipe is simple and has all the ingredients that are readily available on our kitchen shelves. All you need is:
– 250 ml of water
– Two teaspoons cinnamon powder
– Two tablespoons pure honey
What you need to do is take a large cup and put the cinnamon powder in it. Pour boiling water over it, cover it and let it steep for like 30 minutes. DONT PUT THE HONEY WHEN THE WATER IS HOT. Wait for 30 mins until it's lukewarm, and mix the tablespoons of honey in it.
Now divide this water equally in two cups, you have to drink one cup in the night. If you've your dinner by 7.30 (which is ideal if you're struggling with your weight), you should drink this water between 7.45 to 8.30 pm.
You shouldn't eat anything after consuming this. And the other cup that you've stored drink it on an empty stomach first thing in the morning before your breakfast.
The cinnamon helps to stabilize blood sugar levels and increases the metabolism of glucose. Honey also helps to boost the metabolism process which enables fat to burn. Also, honey will have a good effect on your mood, and you'll feel better about yourself, which you need because of the frustration weight loss process causes.
I lost about 5 pounds in 9 days combining this detox water, which I think is fantastic. So many people on the internet are raving about them losing up to 15-20 pounds on it, and I hope the same for myself. The biggest plus of this is that you'll not only see your pounds going off but also FEEL it. Just after a day or two of its use, I started feeling a lot lighter, energetic and less bloated. Be very careful with your water consumption you need to consume about eight glasses of water/day. I read somewhere that you shouldn't instantly drink water after this because it might dilute its effects, I'm not sure if there's any scientific reasoning to back it up, but I just avoid it.
Just follow these simple everyday steps and let the magic potion work. Goodluck!
Kitchen is the true heart of the home. Its more than a just a space for cooking and eating. We spend a lot of time in kitchen for cooking, entertaining guests, gathering together in mornings and so on. Here are the few tips to make your time worth spending in kitchen.
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When you are on a traveling journey, you struggle with ways of making it a great experience along with keeping it low on cost.
One important area where you can cut cost and usually neglect is while packing your bags.
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If you carry too much with you, numerous bags will only add up to your travel cost. Keeping it in view, I have listed three travel tips to keep your luggage less and safe. Have a glance:
Tip number one is regarding packing of your clothes. There are usually two clothes packing approaches: you can either roll them or fold them (wow that rhymes too).
I will suggest rolling your shirts when packing. The underlying reason for adopting this approach is that you will be able to pack more dresses and occupy less space! Try it!
If you are a book worm and cannot go anywhere without carrying your books, this tip is your you!
When packing, scatter your books at the base area of the bag rather than stacking them.
You can keep your clothes and other essentials on top of them. It will save a lot of space as well!
This guys is important and a common mistake we all make!
Only use TSA approved bag locks for your bag's safety.
If you use anything else, the staff will have to break it to check. So to keep your stuff safe and secure, pick approved locks.
It will save you from a lot of worry and trouble.
There are many people who want to start their very own online business. There are a few steps that you can take to make sure that you have some degree of success when you do this. There are thousands of people who start their own business using the internet. Most of them grow it into a huge success later on. Some of the steps that you can take to ensure the success of your new digital startup are very simple indeed, yet it can seem quite enlightening to see them presented as a list of things to do.
The big mistake that a lot of new business owners make, according to Haroon Qureshi, is to start a business and build a product first, and then focus on finding a market for that product. This is a huge error. In order to increase your chances of achieving success in the business world, you need to find a need. You need to see what the people want, and then build a product line that can fill that need. Find a problem in the modern world and then fill it with ingenuity and creativity. This is one of the best ways to find success.
Your sales letter is also an important part of your new digital enterprise. It is a letter of instructions that guides customers through the site from entrance to checkout. It needs to be able to capture the attention of the customers and keep it. It also needs to show them that your product solves their problems, establishing that your company is the place to go to solve these problems. You can do this by including the testimonials and reviews of other customers who have already used the product. Always market yourself well, and make sure you find a problem to solve. Good luck!
The business world is fraught with traps for fledgling businesspeople who do not know any better. There are some common problems that face most people that engineer their own startups. Unfortunately, a few missteps can cause a fledgling company to quickly flounder before disintegrating. This is why you must be able to avoid certain difficulties that may cause your new business to fail.
The sole reason for your product or service existing is to cater to a requirement that your targeted customer base has. This is why it is imperative that you listen to the feedback that is given to you. For instance, Muslims entrepreneurs should listen to their clients if they feel as though a service is not fully compatible with their principles. You should begin to take notes on the comments or advice that people give you before you have officially launched your business. This is the only way to make your products better and to ensure that you are providing the highest quality.
You cannot possibly do everything by yourself. This is the main reason that you recruit and hire other people. One of the mistakes that people make when they hire people is that they simply take whoever is qualified or available. This, however, does not mean that they will be a good fit for your company. It is especially important in small companies that you hire people who are talented, ambitious, and have a similar mindset to you. You will need this support when you are attempting to make your business successful.
You want to make sure that everything is perfect before you reveal your creation to the world. This is an understandable need. The delay that this strategy can cause, however, can do more harm than good. As long as you have a viable product that is of good quality, you should consider releasing it. This way, you will avoid losing too much money or resources.
Once you are aware of all of the obstacles that you face, you will be much better equipped to avoid them. It is important to be prepared to overcome a variety of problems.
Are you about to start your very own business? This is an endeavor that has a lot of risks. Of course, risks are probably the code that you live by. You probably get a major kick out of that rush of adrenaline that comes with taking a huge risk. When they pay off, it is the best motivation in the world. However, you have to understand that owning a business is a completely different story. You have to be able to make decisions based on wisdom and careful strategy, not impulse and leaps of faith.
Remember that the statistics for small businesses are against you, as most of them fail within the first five years of starting up. Of course, there are some situations where you have to take a risk in order to keep the business alive, which is something people like Adeel Chowdhry are always advising you to do with caution. This is a given in any situation. One of these risks is going to be the creation and maintenance of an online business presence and identity. Not having one is toxic to your company, but so is having one.
The risk of not having an online presence is far greater than that of having one, so it is safe to say that it is imperative you have one. According to experts in the field such as Adeel Chowdhry internet marketing is one way to make your sales and your profits go through the roof. Thankfully, it really isn't that hard to set up a website for your business.
There are also special tactics you can make use of in order to gain a leg up among the competition. For example, you could get your company to go viral and get referred through personal referrals. These include recommendations from happy customers to their friends and family as well as to strangers on the internet via social media platforms. Nothing is more convincing than an actual customer review that is very positive indeed.
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Paid Surveys
To contribute your own thought and thinking by participating in surveys on the Internet can be a fun way to earn an extra income to the household budget. A variety of sites need you to sign up for surveys and those who want to try this you will get paid for your opinion and reporting conditions clearly. Companies working with market research are constantly looking for people who can help them to identify customer needs and viewpoints of different products, so as to understand the market better.
The issues in such an investigation can involve anything from which coffee you prefer to drink to where you prefer shopping, and you can answer the survey wherever you are as long as you have access to a computer with internet access. By participating in several panels of survey increases the ability to earn money, but usually compensation per examination is limited to $5 or just a little more. It is also common that the payment consist of gift cards or other premiums, so consider the offers that fit you best before you start.
Become an affiliate
If you have your own website or blog under your own domain, an affiliate program may be something for you. This means that advertisers may pay for clicks or sales that come up from your site to their as the ads can appear on your web site or blog. There are several affiliate networks to join, with varying levels and types of compensation, but they have in common that the traffic generated from your website is payable in cash and usually on the monthly basis. For the payments, the visitors need to click through to an advertiser's site and the visitors would buy the products through your website and you would earn the commission for the same.
Fitness is not just about working hard. As much it requires physical effort, it requires you to be smart too. The best way to make your workout smart and successful is to follow the FIIT strategy. The technique is based on the following four fitness factors.
To reap the maximum benefits, you must ideally workout for every day of the work. However, the frequency mainly depends on the type of workout that you do. For instance, if you are following bodybuilding techniques, then you must not exercise frequently since too much workout can result in muscle damage. Consult a personal trainer San Jose to figure out a safe and effective workout routine.
The intensity of workouts can differ from one person to another since it depends on their personal strength. You must never aim for 100% intensity since your heart cannot handle that much of pressure. The intensity also depends on your type of workout. For instance, if you are opting for weight loss and cardiovascular conditioning, then you will have to settle for low-intensity workouts.
The type of your exercise depends entirely on your fitness goals. If you are planning to get into shape or lose weight, then you will have to try out high-intensity exercises such as Cross Fit, sprinting, etc. You can also try out low-intensity exercises such as aerobics, swimming, dancing and martial arts. An individual who is hoping to improve both physical and mental wellness can try out yoga.
The amount of time you spend on each workout session depends on the intensity of the exercises that you do. For example, if you are doing low-intensity activities, you have to work out for minimum 40 minutes a day. On the other hand, if it is a high-intensity exercise, you must not train for more than 20 minutes.
Remember that each of these factors are dependent on each other. Therefore, you must choose a workout that will suit all four elements of the FITT strategy.
Taiwan-based tyre manufacturer, Maxxis, is the world's ninth largest today. And the one at Autosport International will be the firm's yet another endeavour to bowl its patrons over. It plans to treat its loyal fans to an out-and-out "Maxxis Experience".
Maxxis has recently announced that its stand no. 2250, located in hall 20 at the upcoming Autosport International, will be a total delight for its visitors. The designated area will serve as the tyre manufacturer's on-stand cinema, designed to offer an incredible "Maxxis Experience", reveals the Taiwanese firm.
The Maxxis Experience
Maxxis intends to offer its fans an opportunity to watch a high quality piece of cinema highlighting Maxxis' inventiveness. The feature film will showcase the best of Maxxis, and its sponsored teams and series, at motorsport thus far.
Stephen Brooks, a talented film maker and an avid motorsport enthusiast has produced the movie. The film will show scenes from various motorsport championships and events, such as drifting, cycling, Motocross, Superbike and 4×4, sponsored by Maxxis.
What's More?
Apart from the "Maxxis Experience", the radial maker's stand at the popular event will yet again showcase automobiles, motorbikes and off-roaders it has sponsored in various forms of motorsport competitions.
Some of these vehicles will be Team Japspeed's latest British Drift Championship race car, a new build from 'It's a DRIFTlife' – specially designed for the King of Europe series, a tailor-made 4×4 from Team Gigglepin, stunt rider Lee Bowers' Kawasaki stunt bikes, a sidecar that participated at the Maxxis Sidecarcross contest, and two motocross bikes – one titled Kawasaki Team Green and the other from Steve Dixon Racing MXGP.
On and off-road racers, with Maxxis Babes, will be available in the vicinity to communicate with fans and autograph copies of their calendar for the current year. These features, confirms Maxxis MD Derek McMartin, will make their Autosport International stand definitely not worth a miss.
He expresses great hope about the inclusion of the "Maxxis Experience", in that it will ensure that fans keep coming to visit their stand. Moreover, he adds, their sponsored teams, racers and Babes, will only add to the high level of interest and curiosity among the visitors about what Maxxis has to offer.
The managing director also stated that racing aficionados enjoy watching teams sponsored by Maxxis compete in diverse forms of motorsport all round the year. Hence, an opportunity to admire these cars, 4x4s and motorbikes from right across them, will prove to be a highlight point for the show.
The Autosport International 2250 stand, allocated to Maxxis in hall no. 20, will witness Maxxis geared up to fend its fans' enthusiasm like never before.
Autosport International is Right Here
The popular 4-day annual event to be held this week will feature every possible level of Motor Racing right from Formula One to Karting. The Autosport International truly brings the world of motorsport together, under a single roof. It caters equally to automotive industry stalwarts and motorsport fans, who love to get up close and personal with the sport.
The event will incorporate two exclusive Trade-only days, 8th and 9th of January, followed by two Public days dedicated to Motorsport fans.
Driving around is usually fun but it's important to understand why pressure really matters. Maintaining the right pressure not only ensures lifespan for your vehicle but also improves the vehicle security features and fuel efficiency. Running on run flat tyres over at tyre-shopper.co.uk that are 80% of the recommended pressure reduces the life span by upto 75%.There are numerous signs to look out for a potential under inflation, some of these signs includes a rapid wearing around the edges which according to law makes your car tyres illegal. Under inflation of the winter tyres can cause blow outs. This is attributed to lack of enough air in the tyre to support the vehicles weight.
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This in turn leads to the tyres sidewalls being compressed by the weight of the vehicle making them flex beyond the normal limits. This unusual bending leads to heat building which in turn leads to massive blow outs on high speed.It also increases the amount of tyres thread that is in contact with the road surface. With such a case comes increased friction whereby the ability of the tyre to roll along the road is reduced. This means that your vehicle would require more power to roll an under inflated tyre through the road surface.
To be on the safe side you need to exercise the right tyre pressure tips. First, always ensure that your pressure is checked once a month, before any trip and while changing the normal load of your vehicle. Tyres should often be checked when they are cold preferably when they have traveled less than 2 miles. Always refer to your vehicles handbook when adding pressure to your vehicle. It's also important to ensure that you always have a reliable pressure gauge to measure pressure levels on your vehicle.
It's also vital to check your tyres including spares and while checking for pressure also take note of thread wear, cuts or any other damage. Most of the cars lose a lot of pressure during the warm season and its therefore important to always check them out during summer. You can choose to purchase run flat tyres, these tyres provides for a run period even after deflation. This happens because they have got a reinforced sidewall. It also has got a highly resilient rubber which inserts support in the case that the tyre looses all its pressure.


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Fresh off a national club trek Deas Vail is excited to stay on the road and embark on a trek of November / December dates with Sick of Sarah and Now, Now deemed the Oh Christmas Tour, with their new four track holiday EP For Shepherds & Kings that includes three new studio tracks and a live version of "O Come, O Come Emmanuel," produced by Edison Glass frontman Joshua Silverberg at his Nashville based Red Red Studio, to be released on November 29. The bands new self-titled full release also out now on Mono vs Stereo, produced by Relient K guitarist and Mono Vs Stereo A&R Matthew Hoopes.
Hailing from Arkansas, the Arkansas Times deemed them "Russellville's purveyors of overpoweringly earnest, heart-on-sleeve indie-pop", while Amplifier asks "Are we primed for another indie rock revolution?" and Sidelines says "Deas Vail nailed it!".
Deas Vail is - Wes Blaylock - Vocals, Keys Laura Blaylock - Keys, Synth Wes Saunders - Drums Andy Moore- Guitar Justin Froning- Bass
Following up their 2009 release Bird's & Cages the new album is 12 songs that rise with edgy urgency and impassioned hope, filled with sweeping melodies and textured layers of guitars and keyboards fronted by singer Wes Blaylock's wailing vocals match only by the band's poetic songwiting.
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Oh Christmas tour: 11/29 Beat Kitchen Chicago, IL 11/30 Cicero's University City, MO 12/1 Record Bar Kansas City, MO 12/2 Redimate Coffee Madison, WI 12/3 Latitude 44 Sioux Falls, SD 12/4 Hi Dive Denver, CO 12/6 Kilby Court Salt Lake City, UT 12/7 The Venue Boise, ID 12/8 El Corozan Seattle, WA 12/10 Branx Portland, OR 12/13 Roxy West Hollywood, CA 12/14 Soda Bar San Diego, CA 12/15 The Underground Mesa, AZ 12/17 The Door Dallas, TX 12/18 The Marquee Tulsa, OK 12/19 Revolution Room Little Rock, AR
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According to Silvio Berlusconi, AC Milan will have a new coach next season. They are in negotiations to find Leonardo's replacement.
Berlusconi felt that the Brazilian was too stubborn and the team did not respond to him.
Which is a bit mysterious. Who are they in negotiations with? Berlusconi has shown to be particularly clueless when it comes to Milan matters. He was unaware that Thiago Silva had joined the club on a transfer. There are indications that he is willing to disinvest his stake as his children have shown no inclination in taking over the helm.
His statements contradict GM, Adriano Galliani who says he is trying to persuade Leonardo to stay. If he goes it will be because of personal reasons, not performance related ones.


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Case Study: Broken Neck Misdiagnosis
Sarah, 77 years old
A woman has been awarded a large financial payout after doctors failed to diagnose a broken neck resulting in her being permanently paralysed.
77-year-old Sarah was crossing the road when she was hit by a vehicle. She was taken to the local A&E department very shocked and complaining of shoulder and neck pain. A number of X-rays were taking including one of the cervical spine (neck).
Most unfortunately, the neck X-ray did not extent far enough down the spine and the very area that was damaged was not shown (C6/7). A dislocated shoulder was diagnosed but the spine was considered to be intact.
Failure to diagnose
2 days later, Sarah suddenly lost all feeling in her legs and an urgent CT scan revealed a fractured and dislocated spine (a broken neck) with severe damage to the spinal cord rendering Sarah permanently paralysed from the chest down.
The neck was stabilised by surgery and Sarah then began a long and slow process of rehabilitation until she was eventually discharged home, a year after the initial accident.
Sarah can do nothing for herself and requires round the clock care, some of which is provided by her family. She has also developed dementia following the accident and generally has a very poor quality of life.
Expert representation from JMW
The hospital Trust did not attempt to defend the claim and Sally Leonards, one of the senior solicitors at JMW, negotiated a very large financial settlement for Sarah, the majority of which will pay for the care she will need for the rest of her life.
Have you also suffered a misdiagnosis?
If you feel you may have a claim, speak to an experienced solicitor today. Call JMW on 0800 054 6512 or fill in our contact form to find out more.
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