Hour of Parting

[verse 1]Sad hour of parting! too quickly here!Spirits to sever link\u27d by each thoughtBringing thy anguise! they bitter tear,... thy bitter tear!Lonely we\u27ll wander through the day, Hopeless must weep through night\u27s delay;Our hearts are breaking, with this fare-well!.... with this fare-well!Fare-well! Oh! must we say farewell! Fare-well! Oh! must we say farewell! [verse 2]Oh thou bless\u27d spirit! bend kindly down,Drooping, behold us! neath adverse fate,Shelter us from its withering frown, ... its with\u27ring frown.To thy protection now we flee,Safe in the shadow let us be;In sorrow parted, by fate\u27s compel!... by stern compel!Fare-well! It is our last fare-well!Fare-well! It is our last fare-well

The Wocah Project. A innovative Web-based System for the Study of Headache in Children and Adolescents. A Preliminary Study of Methodological Issues.

Our aim is to take account of the methodogical opportunities offered by a web-based model for of the study of epidemiology features of headache in a large population of children and adolescents from multiple countries all over the world, taking into account the co-occurring comorbid conditions and the correlations with disability

Ah! Dearest Once More Returning

Ah! Dearest once more returning,Renew thy faithful love to me,The entire world then spurningA shield to thee I\u27ll be.Ah! dearest once more returning With those fond looks serene,Thy heart new life conferingMy home and heaven will have Heaven will have within. Ah! dearest once more returning,Renew thy faithful love to me,The entire world then spurningA shield to thee I\u27ll be.Ah! dearest once more returning With those fond looks sereneMy life to thy heart turning its earthand heaven will have heaven will have within. Ah! smile once more as in that happy hourWhen to thee this heart resign\u27d its powerin that hour as in that hourAh! smile once more as in that happy hourWhen to thee this heart resign\u27d its powerin that hour in that hour ah when ah when this heart resign\u27d its power ah smile once more

The role of Attachment Insecurity in the emergency of anxiety symptoms in children and adolescent with migraine: an empirical study

Background: It is widely recognised that there are associations between headache, psychiatric comorbidity and attachment insecurity in both adults and children. The aims of this study were: 1) to compare perceived attachment security and anxiety in children and adolescents with migraine without aura and a healthy control group; 2) to test whether the child’s perceived security of attachment to the mother and the father mediated the association between migraine and anxiety. Methods: One hundred children and adolescents with Migraine without Aura were compared with a control group of 100 children without headache. The Security Scale (measures perceived security of attachments) and the Self-Administered Psychiatric Scales for Children and Adolescents, a measure of anxiety symptoms, were administered to all participants. Results: The clinical group had lower attachment security than the control group and higher scores on all anxiety scales. Anxiety was negatively correlated with attachment. Children’s attachment to their mother mediated the increase in global anxiety in the clinical group. Insecure paternal attachment was associated with greater insecurity in maternal attachment, suggesting that there is a complex pathway from migraine to anxiety symptoms mediated by perceived insecurity of paternal attachment and hence also by perceived insecurity of maternal attachment. Conclusion: These results suggest that insecure parental attachment may exacerbate anxiety in children and adolescents with migraine and point to the importance of multimodal interventions, perhaps taking account of family relationships, for children and adolescents with migraine

[I puritani di Scozia <dt.>] Die Puritaner : Oper in drei Abtheilungen / Musik von Vincenzo Bellini. [Textverf.: Gioacchino Pepoli]. Nach dem Ital. von ... von Lichtenstein

Nach Prüfung der Part. der EA in Ffm (Mus Hs Opern 49) und dem Klavierauszug (Mainz : Schott) enthält dieses Textbuch nicht die Übers. von Lichtenstein, sondern die von Friederike Ellmenreich, Ffm 1836