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Neighborhoods: Mid-City, Mid-City
good food – horrible servers. won't go back anymore after 3 tries and 3 different servers. they were all way to awesome to do any actual table waiting.
Best Burrito in the City – Everything I have eaten here has been delicious: the beans and rice dip appetizer, the shrimp tacos, cheese enchiladas. But my absolute favorite is the Jerk-Chicken burrito. I used to go there every week for lunch when I worked downtown. I go out of my way to eat there now. Just love it. Don't roll up at seven at night on a Friday though, the place will be packed!
Good Food! – Went for the first time after a friend recommended it for happy hour. Although drink prices were not too hot (for happy hour I mean), the food was pretty good considering that they don't call themselves Mexican food and instead a Creole-Mexican blend. I recommend this place for the food and not the drinks.
FANTASTIC! – Juan's is great. Way too tiny, but great. The food is excellent and the price is good. Delicious Mexican food with a New Orleans flair. I definitely recommend.
Don't go ! – We recently ate at this recommended bar/restaurant.
Firstly, the overly tatooed short fat waitress was rude and practically threw the food at us. She scowled and was not educated with a vocabulary which includes, "please", "thank you" and "you're welcome". When we were ... served... , it was very average at best.
Even after leaving a substantial tip, we were totally ignored, as if we were lucky to be there.
The rude behavior of this waitress, and the average food is NOT recommended. There are far too many nice people and too much good food in New Orleans to be mistreated like this.
Don't waste your time !
Go to a friendly restaurant.
The hippest taco in town – Juan's is the hipster place to eat and be seen. Rockin' music (that's kept to a conversational volume most of the time), tattooed waitstaff, local art all over the walls--you name it. The place has really tasty food for pretty decent prices. Their burritos are generous and filling, enough for a meal and a snack later if you're not too hungry. However, some of their entrees, such as the fish tacos, are really not enough to fill even a light eater up--be sure to order a decent appetizer if you get most of the taco orders. The service is passable, though if you don't have a friend who works there, prepare to get occasional hard-core punk attitude for no reason (we went there one day and a waitress sprayed cleaning fluid over our table--and our food--while we were eating, and we weren't being difficult customers or anything). As a whole, a decent place to stop by if you're hungry and in the hood.
Not for everyone – The food at Juan's is good, and not overpriced. That being said, I won't eat there again although it is conveniently close to home. Mostly I'd order go food because I couldn't stand the unbearably loud & obnoxious music. The last three times I went to dine in with friends I asked to have the music turned down. Today the server refused to turn it down. He told me it was already turned down once. The server the original waiter sent to take our order told me it couldn't be turned down. I told him it was so loud we couldn't stay, the waiter said ok. Ok!
Apparently the staff at Juan's are more concerned with their own entertainment than they are with satisfying paying customers. So I won't be spending anymore money there.
The previous reviewer is, evidently, their demographic. If F&%$k Off on a bartender's butt, a wall hmuping waiter and deafeningly loud bad music are what you're looking for this would be the spot.
A fun twist on a familiar favorite – I ate at here with a group of 10 high school students and two other adults from Oregon on a recent rebuilding trip to New Orleans. Though we arrived without a reservation, we were seated promptly - and all together - and served reasonably quickly. The students loved the food and enjoyed the playful banter with our waitress. A fun, affordable way to feed a group of growing teens.
YUCK – good service,.. 1st drink is strong,.. 2nd drink has little to no alcohol,.. and food is gross, not recommended
best food, best bartender, great atmosphere, singing cooks who also hmup the walls – Best place ever!!! I moved to NY after Katrina but always make sure to eat at Juans, when I come home. I miss the house special quesadillias and the hot bartender who wears pants that say "F@#K OFF" on her butt. Only at Juans...
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When Hal Heiner decided to run for mayor of Louisville, Ky., patent attorney Theresa Camoriano knew it was time to get serious about local politics. Theresa's interest in politics had been growing for years, spurred on by both several run-ins with local bureaucrats and a general sense of frustration that government officials were not responsive to the citizens for whom they work.
In her spare time, this budding political entrepreneur took her first foray into activism by publishing The Jefferson Review, an online newsletter critiquing government overreach. Encouraged by her growing readership, Theresa's desire to make her voice heard only intensified.
So Heiner's candidacy was welcome news: Here was someone running for office who shared Theresa's views on the appropriate role of government and had a track record on city council to back it up. Theresa volunteered for Heiner's campaign, handing out bumper stickers and flyers, but she wanted to do more. She wanted to tell voters about Heiner's humility, trustworthiness and strength of character—messages not part of his official campaign, but things she knew to be true from years of knowing him.
To spread this message, Theresa and other Heiner supporters wanted to pool their money to buy radio ads. But under Kentucky's campaign finance laws, like those of most states, this kind of political speech is illegal—unless they jump through a maze of legal hoops.
Under Kentucky's regulations, joining with others to pay for independent speech supporting a candidate would make Theresa a "campaign committee" that must register with the Commonwealth, and designate a chairperson, treasurer, and a bank account for committee funds. She would then have to keep detailed financial records and report to the state for six years—even though she only wants to buy ads for the six weeks prior to the election.
Kentucky piles even more paperwork on any "campaign committee" that spends (or even plans to spend) more than $3,000 on political speech. That is barely enough to cover one month of radio ads on one radio station. In addition to quarterly reports, Theresa would have to file two pre-election and a post-election report detailing all the money the "committee" receives and spends, including itemizing every single expenditure over $25 and providing the name, address, occupation, and employer for every person who gives more than $100 to the cause.
The paperwork required is as complex as income tax schedules and anything but straightforward. Although the state's elections agency publishes a 140-page candidate guide and a 108-page handbook for another kind of political organization, it gives no guidance to "campaign committees" like Theresa's on how to comply with the law. It is up to the group to figure it all out, even though any mistake could mean stiff civil penalties.
For a political newcomer like Theresa working on this in her spare time, all this red tape is daunting: "As an attorney running a patent practice with my husband, I simply don't have time to wade through all these regulations. And the fact that even making an innocent mistake could get me into trouble has scared me off from getting involved."
Under the false moniker of 'campaign finance regulation," Kentucky has silenced Theresa. Without the money to buy enough radio spots on her own to make a dent in the public debate or the time and expertise to wade through Kentucky's regulations, she has been forced to forego one of the most effective means of voter advocacy and convert her radio ad into a blog entry. Even with her readership, Theresa's blog doesn't reach as many people as radio ads aired during the morning and evening commute would have reached. She asked, "If the government can restrict my ability to effectively speak out on political issues, what can't they do?"


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After five months of testing, the email provider is making the pop-out composition box the default way to pen new messages.
Many fans think a "Star Wars" film just wouldn't feel right without John Williams' signature symphonic sound. Director J.J. Abrams seems to agree.
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The focus of this study is to develop an understanding of the psychological and neural mechanisms that underlie treatment changes related to individual cognitive-behavioral therapy (I-CBT) for social anxiety disorder. All participants will be assessed using diagnostic interviews, questionnaires, computer tasks, and functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) pre and post I-CBT, and will be followed for one year post treatment. Therapy will be offered for free. All participants will be screened for treatment and for fMRI eligibility. Our goal is to identify what changes with successful treatment and to begin to elucidate who will benefit from I-CBT.
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Like many communities whose residents regularly travel into New York City for work, New Canaan was and remains profoundly affected by the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001.
A twisted beam from the World Trade Center stands beside New Canaan Fire Company No. 1, residents and officials at ceremonies each year remember those who perished, including many who lost friends, loved ones and colleagues in the attacks, students here created a memorial for the 10-year anniversary of 9/11.
This week, one New Canaan resident who lost a relative on 9/11 told some news outlets that she was shocked nobody asked her whether they could use a voicemail her son left in an Oscar-winning film "Zero Dark Thirty."
According to a report in The Huffington Post, Mary Fetchet told the Daily News and CBS that a voicemail her son Bradley left from the 89th floor of the south tower was used at the film's opening without her permission. Fetchet is founding director of Voices of September 11th, a nonprofit organization that "to create an information clearinghouse for those affected by the attacks through the use of a website, electronic newsletter, direct mailings and media outreach," according to its website.
Citing an Associated Press report in part of its article, The Huffington Post says the movie, which won an Oscar on Sunday for sound editing, has been criticized as inaccurate.
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text: Congratulations Nicki. Your presence will definitely be felt in this position. Alvie L. Davidson CG Lakeland, FL http://www.floridadetective.net -----Original Message----- From: bcg-bounces at rootsweb.com [mailto:bcg-bounces at rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of Laura DeGrazia Sent: Sunday, August 08, 2010 10:01 AM To: BCG-L; transitional-genealogists-forum at rootsweb.com; APG members only list; apgpubliclist at apgen.org Subject: [BCG] Nicki Peak Birch appointed BCG Executive Director The trustees of the Board for Certification of GenealogistsR announce the appointment of Nicki Peak Birch, CG(SM), of Vienna, Virginia, as BCG's next Executive Director (ED). Nicki will assume the role of ED in September 2010 when Lynn C. McMillion, Certified Genealogist(SM) Emeritus, retires after nearly a decade in the position. Nicki holds an AAS in data processing from Northern Virginia Community College; a BA in sociology from Beloit College in Wisconsin; and an MBA in operations research from the American University in Washington, DC. She worked for twenty years as a computer systems analyst and programmer, and is a Certified Computer Professional. A genealogical researcher since 1980, Nicki has an impressive history of involvement in the genealogical community. Soon after she accepted her first client in 1994 she joined the Association of Professional Genealogists. She served as the National Capital Area Chapter secretary, chapter representative, and treasurer. Over the years she has actively participated in many other organizations, including the National Genealogical Society (NGS), the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR), the Fairfax (Virginia) Genealogical Society, and the National Institute on Genealogical Research (NIGR) Alumni Association. She is a member of twenty-two lineage organizations and is currently serving as an officer in five of them. In addition to researching and volunteering, Nicki makes time for professional development. She is a graduate of the Salt Lake Institute of Genealogy's Intermediate United States Research course; the Virginia Institute of Genealogical Research; NIGR; NGS American Genealogy; and the Institute of Genealogy and Historical Research's Advanced Methodology and Evidence Analysis course. She earned her certification through BCG in 2007. Her case study, "Tracking Basil Williams of Maryland and Pennsylvania through Changing Residences and Multiple Marriages," was published in the _National Genealogical Society Quarterly_ in 2008. Nicki's analytical abilities, organizational skills, and leadership experience make her well-suited for the position of BCG Executive Director. As we bid farewell to Lynn-the ever-efficient, ever-cheerful Executive Director we've come to know over the last decade-we look forward to working with Nicki. We hope you will join us as we welcome her in her new role. Laura Murphy DeGrazia, CG* President, Board for Certification of Genealogists *CG, Certified Genealogist is a service mark of the Board for Certification of Genealogists, used under license by board certificants after periodic evaluation, and the board name is registered in the US Patent & Trademark Office. __________ Information from ESET Smart Security, version of virus signature database 5349 (20100807) __________ The message was checked by ESET Smart Security. http://www.eset.com ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to BCG-request at rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message


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Kyle Rhoden, 19, of Montgomery, refused to let counselors at The Camelot School in the 1200 block of Bond Street in Naperville check his possessions when a metal detector alerted them there was something in one of his socks, according to a police report. Camelot is an alternative high school.
Updated: March 14, 2013 6:27AM
For the second time in less than a year, a Montgomery man has been charged with attacking a staff member of a private school on Naperville's northwest side.
Kyle A. Rhoden is a student at Camelot of Naperville, at 1220 Bond St. just west of the city's Brookdale neighborhood. He faces trial on a misdemeanor charge of aggravated assault following the latest incident there.
Rhoden, 19, is also expected to stand trial for allegedly attacking another Camelot staff member nearly a year ago to the day.
Naperville police arrested Rhoden about 8:45 a.m. Monday after he allegedly fought with counselors at the school, which serves students with "special needs," according to the Camelot Schools LLC website.
A written police report stated Rhoden refused to allow the counselors to search him or his property, after a metal detector sounded and indicated a foreign object was hidden inside one of his socks.
"Rhoden then threw a punch at a counselor" that missed its mark, the report read in part. Police were called to the scene and Rhoden was arrested a short time later, according to the report.
The object in Rhoden's sock proved to be a cell phone, police Sgt. Steve Schindlbeck said Tuesday. Schindlbeck said students are "not allowed to have cell phones at school."
Police were also called to the campus last Feb. 23, after Rhoden allegedly struck a staff member. He is charged in that case with a felony count of aggravated battery of a school employee and a misdemeanor charge of disorderly conduct.
Kirk Dorn, spokesman for Camelot Schools LLC, said Tuesday night via e-mail that "Camelot of Naperville serves students with extraordinary needs ranging from cognitive and emotional disabilities to autism and other health impairments."
"Because of our structure and professional training, our staff was able to quickly handle this situation at the morning entrance and ensure that no students were ever in danger," Dorn wrote. "There was no weapon involved."
"This incident is especially unfortunate considering the student has made great progress and was changing his life for the better with us," Dorn said of Rhoden.
Rhoden is free on bond and scheduled to appear Feb. 25 in DuPage County Circuit Court in the aggravated battery case. An arraignment date on the most recent charge is pending.
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Firmware 'Release Notes' and 'Firmware Availability' for the Lexmark CX31x, CX41x, CX51x, and XC2132 (October '13)
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Firmware release notes (October 2013)
Version and download file information
Firmware updates enhance the performance of existing features, add new features, and/or address issues found in our product(s).
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Note: Macintosh users will require the PrinterFileLoader application to send the .fls file to the printer.
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Just over the last few days, not even weeks, I have become very active in Google+. If you're a frequenter of Google+ hangouts, you very well may have seen me. Whether it is chatting with my good friend +Brad Chasenore from Australia's Tech Webcast, or watching +Cliff Roth do an amazing job of painting other Hangout participants in a 30-second window, everything I have come across has been completely amazing.
Surely, there have been some things that are less than amazing, like that person that joins your hangout and has 13 children screaming in the background or their television blaring so loud it overpowers everyone's mic. So, of course, you mute that person and they immediately unmute themselves. Admit it, there are people like that in life that can't handle themselves in a cocktail party, so don't sweat it.
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It took 5 years for Erich von Daniken to document on film the physical evidence of visits by galactic travelers to Earth. What they did here and the influences they left behind are the core of the film. In search of basic truths, the viewer is taken into the far reaches of underground caves and tombs and to the tops of desolate mountains on every major continent to witness the evidence von Daniken has been collecting. 100 minutes.


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LACHAPELLES … Friends of Dolores LaChapelle assembled in Silverton this last weekend to say goodbye to the LaChapelle home in Silverton, which David LaChapelle's widow Ananda Foley is selling, so she can move on with her life. David passed just over a year ago, and his parents Ed and Dolores a year or so before him. All three LaChapelles were leaders in their respective fields and had assembled a huge cache of books, treasures and personal belongings … The books, especially those of Dolores, were kept together - the Aspen Center for Environmental Studies will house her collection at its historic Toklat building near the end of the Castle Creek Road, under the direction of Jody and Tom Cardamone – a decision that pleased everyone. Tom drove the two tons worth of books to Toklat, while Jody assembled a Friends of Dolores group she's planning to turn into a council to help with the job of carrying on Dolores' legacy as an international leader of the Deep Ecology movement. I was honored to be part of that group … Sunday, after a Saturday garage sale that saw many of Dolores' items auctioned or sold to benefit the local Silverton Ski Team, there was a moving memorial ceremony honoring all three LaChapelles at LaChapelle Park on a bench above the town (a site originally planned for their family home, but deeded and dedicated to the Town of Silverton) … Even though the house that Dolores lived in (and which I spent many a time visiting her) will change hands, the spirits of all three amazing people – Dolores, Ed, David – still remain with us in Silverton and in the San Juan Mountains.
JUDYTH HILL … One of the legendary wild women of Santa Fe (& beyond!), Judyth currently makes her home in Mexico's San Miguel de Allende. Her poetry throws me into fits of tantric awe. I feel like a ping-pong eyeball in the Louvre of the Lyric Divine … She's also one of the most gifted poetry teachers I know. And I hate poetry workshops (usually). But Judyth is one of the exceptions that prove the rule. She's brilliant and she pulls incredible work out of one's own experience by giving you amazing tools and access to the full world of the lyric valuables with a seductive process of opening one's mind and heart … She's coming to Telluride's Ah Haa School at the end of July, and if you're at all interested in writing poetry or in invigorating your prose with juicy, dazzling inspiration, I would sign up for her class fast, before it fills up. And expect to laugh a lot … Judyth first came to Telluride back in 1989 as one of the Wild Women of Santa Fe and performed in the Sheridan Opera House for the first Talking Gourds poetry festival, and became a performance regular at subsequent Talking Gourds – including hosting her own in New Mexico and now in Mexico … But if you miss the Ah Haa gig, all's not lost … She's also offering a Tuscany Wild Writing Adventure ("A Taste of the Divine") this fall (Sept. 24-Oct. 1) through Culinary Adventures
Full Moon in a Dry Summer
The full moon rises
with a reddish tint
from the smoke
of the forests burning.
In the drought, the waters
she would lift
grow scarce
as the salmon in the streams.
Her color, it would seem,
is that of the disquiet
in our blood.
Luna plena en verano de sequía
La luna plena se eleva
con un tinte rojizo
del humo
de los bosques encendidos.
En la sequía las aguas
que levantaría
se escasean
como el salmón en los ríos.
Su color, al aparecer,
es ese del perturbo
en la sangre.
© Rafael Jesús González


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The Big O
With a cigar in hand, Oscar Robertson, one of the greatest guards in basketball history, looks back on his life, his Hall of Fame career and the NBA today.
Kenneth Shouler
From the Print Edition:
Morgan Freeman, Mar/Apr 2005
Oscar Robertson is seated in his office at Orchem, his company in Fairfield, Ohio, that makes chemicals for food processing plants. He is puffing on an Ashton cigar, commenting on its easy draw—"I don't like cigars that draw hard," he says—and naming Hoyo de Monterrey among the brands he likes to smoke. His manner of enjoying a cigar is as unpretentious and easy as his career was.
Behind Robertson's desk are some dozen photographs that attest to the stages of his basketball evolution—from Crispus Attucks High School in Indianapolis to the University of Cincinnati, from the Cincinnati Royals to the Milwaukee Bucks, where he won the National Basketball Association championship in 1971. He points to a photo of Wilt Chamberlain, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Jerry West and himself, all maneuvering for position near the basket. Each man holds a place in the pantheon of basketball royalty, then and forever.
Yet one wonders, more than 30 years later, how much is known about Robertson's achievements or how different the league was when he played. Is it known that he was synonymous with the triple-double—double digits in points, rebounds and assists—and that he's the first and only player to average a triple-double for a season? Or that he did it when playing conditions were nothing like they are in the NBA today and players were essentially the property of their teams?
Charlotte, Tennessee, in summer is a place of stretching fields, with trees and mountains in the distance, and a high sky spotted with cottony clouds. This town of Robertson's birth, in 1938, would have been idyllic were life there more practical for his family. But his father, Bailey, lacked money to acquire farm machinery, so he moved his wife, Mazell, and three children, Bailey Jr., Henry and Oscar, to Naptown, Indiana. "Dad found a little shotgun house on Colton Street in an area that was your basic black ghetto," Robertson relates. "It was a world where you respected your elders, said 'Yessir' and 'No, ma'am.' I liked it fine." Perhaps the die was cast then: things might bother Oscar, but they would not keep him down.
"I was kind of quiet when I grew up. I gravitated toward sports, because where I was from, there was nothing else to do but play sports." He didn't own a basketball, but mimicked shooting, tossing cans and bottles and tennis balls—even balls wrapped in elastic and rolled-up socks bound with string—at nothing but air. It was a sports pantomime in which he made believe that he was shooting with seconds remaining on the clock.
Oscar's parents divorced when he was 11 and his mother put in long hours as a beautician and a domestic, cooking for a white family. That Christmas, in 1949, she brought home a scarred ball that the family had discarded. "It was old and beaten up, but it was round," Robertson recalls. Like most everything else in Naptown, it was just good enough.
He improved his game at the Dust Bowl, a neighborhood court where adults, high schoolers and toughs from Chicago and Detroit descended. It was a place of trial and terror, where getting roughed up was a rite of passage. "Guys there were flamboyant," Robertson recalls. "Playing outside was the greatest basketball in my life. Guys made moves—went behind the back, between the legs, dunked balls, blocked shots—all the things guys do now, and people say, 'Oh wow, isn't that wonderful! Look how great he is!' You have to understand that we grew up watching the Harlem Globetrotters, so we saw Marcus Haynes dribbling. We did the Goose Tatum thing, when he maneuvered with the ball. We did it all. But being black, our high school coach, Ray Crowe, would not let us do anything like that because he didn't want us to be ridiculed by the whites saying, 'You see, they're clowns or Globetrotters—they don't want to play serious ball.' So in high school we played serious basketball."
Few knew just how good Oscar was before he exploded onto the basketball scene at Crispus Attucks High School. But Nature lent Oscar a hand between his freshman and sophomore years—growing from 5 feet 8 inches to 6-3—and in no time his game was full-blown.
In 1955, Attucks became the first all-black team in Indianapolis to play for the state championship. Its opponent was Gary Roosevelt, another all-black squad that boasted Dick Barnett, a deft forward who would play guard in the NBA for 15 years. Oscar scored 30 and Attucks won, 97-74. A year later, Robertson set a state record, scoring 62 points against Sacred Heart, and carried his Tigers to a 44-game winning streak and the state final against Lafayette Jefferson. Oscar played all three positions, scored 39, and Attucks rolled, 79-57, to become the first Indiana high school team to go unbeaten. Recruiting for UCLA, coach John Wooden offered his assessment: "Of all the high school players I've seen, Oscar is the one that can move right into the pro ranks."
Recruited by some 75 colleges, Robertson chose the University of Cincinnati. "In 1956, there weren't many schools offering anything to black athletes," Robertson says. "The South was taboo, and I didn't want to go out west. I wanted to go to Indiana University, but I think coach Branch McCracken didn't want Oscar Robertson. I think he felt he had too many blacks on the team to begin with."
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Stroke is a cerebrovascular injury that occurs when blood flow
to the brain is interrupted by a clogged or burst artery. The
interruption deprives the brain of blood and oxygen, thereby
causing brain cells to die. The specific abilities that will be
lost or affected by stroke depend on the extent of brain damage
and, most importantly, where in the brain the stroke occurred.
When brain cells die, functions may become impaired or lost,
causing paralysis, speech and language problems, memory and
reasoning deficits, coma, and possibly death.
Changes in communication abilities after stroke are common.
These changes can cause mild, moderate, or severe problems. The
degree to which stroke-related communication changes will affect
a person's functioning depends in part on how much the person
used communication skills in everyday life before he or she had a
stroke (11).
Cognitive-communication skills are the way individuals use the
thought process to communicate. To communicate well, people need
to be able to see and concentrate on what is going on around
them. Cognitive-communication disorder after a stroke is the loss
of the ability to see and concentrate on what is happening during
communication. Because basic communication is often not impaired,
people with cognitive-communication disorder may not realize that
they have communication problems until they are in more complex
settings (11).
Aphasia is a language disorder that results from damage to
portions of the brain that are responsible for language,
typically located in the left side. The disorder impairs the
expression and understanding of language, as well as reading and
writing (12).
Dysarthria refers to a group of speech disorders resulting
from weakness, slowness, or poor coordination of the speech
mechanism resulting from damage to a variety of points in the
nervous system. Dysarthria may involve disorders to some or all
of the basic speech processes such as respiration, phonation, and
resonance (14).
Apraxia of speech is a loss of the ability to make sequenced
patterns of movements for talking.
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November 13th, 2009
By Kate Nolan
Green Right Now
When Greenbuild Expo 2009 landed in Phoenix Nov. 9 with 30,000 participants, the circus came to town for Mick Dalrymple. He runs a.k.a. Green Building Supply http://akagreen.com , the Phoenix area's first store of its kind.
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Damn the day I met you! And damn me that still belive ... Years passed searching something good in you, something that maybe was just in my mind. I can't say goodbye... I don't want admit I was wrong to choose you. So I try again, again, again.
Bad, bad day ... I didn't have enough energy to fight the Monday's bad luck. Break, please!!!
For the next seven days my brain will shut down. I do not want to see, hear, think....
One day I will understand how works the chat, but today isn't that day. Goodnight (23.00 pm here).
and I'm back to Rome. A dip in my teenager's memories. Happy times went away. Maybe I left the nest too early, but it's right in this way. and so.... Korn (music) will accompany me in that other short trip.
When a Doctor tells you "don't be scared, I will not feel you pain". It's certain: he's lying.
Finally ends a day alone in a foreign city. Tonight I haven't even lust of myself' s company. Maybe it's better to listen some music that will accompany me into morfeo's arms. Goodnight to all.
Few days and I'll return to my 'previous' town. Four cities in seven years .... and I know that I will never come back home. South, north. North, south. South, north. Again south.... What I have to say? .... Sun! Sand! I'm arriviiiiiiiing!!!!!
Only two minutes of anger. Now I'm really fine.
Misunderstandings and tiredness: today isn't a good day.


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Strong winds continue to batter East Lancashire
Updated 2:40pm Tuesday 24th December 2013 in News
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- Winds are expected to gust up to around 70mph today
- Hilly areas are expected to bear the brunt of the storms
- Met Office has not ruled out 'wintry showers' developing in certain areas, on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day
- Let us know if you have been affected
It will be a windy and chilly day with severe gale force winds affecting coastal areas and higher ground at times. There will also be a mixture of sunshine and scattered showers, which will turn wintry over the hills. Maximum temperature 7 °C.
It will remain windy at first, but through the night winds will gradually ease. Further showers are also likely across the region, these again will turn to snow over hills. Minimum temperature -1 °C.
Sunshine and perhaps a few showers on Christmas Day, with winds much lighter than previous days. Showers may turn wintry across the hills. Despite the sunshine it will feel chilly. Maximum temperature 7 °C.
Around 150,000 homes are without power, mainly in southern England, after storms caused damage to power linesBBC News
Travelling by train today? This is a handy little page...
Just been out driving around Pendle. It snowed!!! #whitechristmas— @Gingerclaret 24 December 2013
RT @David_Cameron: I'm across plans to get electricity to many without power. My thoughts are with them and those facing travel problems th…— @MeganBail_ 24 December 2013
Yellow Weather Warning: An area of low pressure will bring strong winds to the area today. There is the likelihood of widespread gales, with gusts of 50's of mph inland and 65-75 mph on some coasts and hills.
The public should be aware of the potential for disruption to travel. The public is advised to take extra care.MET Office
Yellow Alert of Rain for North West England http://t.co/ujFOvosKsw Yellow Alert of Rain for North West England : Cumbria, Lancashire &...— @middlewichvoice 24 December 2013
Good news if you are travelling on East Coast Trains today. They are running to their published timetable and have relaxed all ticket restrictions "to help customers get home for Christmas". However travellers are still advised to check before setting out on their journeys.BBC News
Travel chaos as bleak weather continues - have you been affected?
BRITAIN'S bleak midwinter continued today with strong winds, floods and fallen trees causing chaos to travellers trying to get away for Christmas.
Let us know if you have been affected...
It's trying to snow in Blackburn #I'mDreamingOfAWhiteChristmas— @darrenackers 24 December 2013
Sunshine and perhaps a few showers on Christmas Day, with winds much lighter than previous days. Showers may turn wintry across the hills. Despite the sunshine it will feel chilly. Maximum temperature 7 °C.MET OFFICE
RT @BBCNWT: 6 flood warnings and 15 flood alerts in force for the North West. Weather likely to cause further travel disruption today.— @BplYouthVoice 24 December 2013
Weather is quite calm in East Lancashire at the moment, just a light breeze.The calm before the storm? #stormwatch— @juliesanderson9 24 December 2013
RT @bbcweather: N Ire & N Eng: Gusts 80mph N coast N Ire. Widespread gusts 50-60mph, 70mph with height. Snow on hills, and poss lower in he…— @Saturday_Only 24 December 2013
As many try to travel home for Christmas, there is widespread disruption to rail services:
- Southern services are suspended until further notice because of "extreme disruption" to the network
- South West Trains says no trains will run before 10:00 GMT to allow lines to be checked
- East Coast trains is planning to run its Christmas Eve timetable, as published
- Virgin says it expects delays and disruption to its services
- First Great Western services may be affected as a result of Monday's disruption
- The Cardiff Valleys, Cambrian Mainline and Birmingham International/New Street routes of Arriva Trains Wales are affected
- The Gatwick Express is not running
- Many other routes are also being hit by cancellations and delays, with people advised to check before they travel
It will be a windy and chilly day with severe gale force winds affecting coastal areas and higher ground at times. There will also be a mixture of sunshine and scattered showers, which will turn wintry over the hills. Maximum temperature 7 °C.
This Evening and Tonight:
Heavy and persistent rain will return during the night, but will clear in the early hours. Remaining windy, but less so once the rain clears. Drier and clearer thereafter with scattered showers, turning increasingly wintry as it becomes colder. Minimum temperature 2 °C.
Sunny spells and scattered showers, perhaps wintry over higher ground. More persistent rain and hill snow is likely across Cumbria later. Rather cold and staying windy, severe gales in places. Maximum temperature 6 °C.
On the road with @MorganSLShaw to Lancashire for Christmas. Brutal rain and wind but super excited!!— @BKellyCS 23 December 2013
@Secureablyme Stormy weather on M6 Can't wait to get to Lancashire. http://t.co/IETaWoHvcJ— @Secureablyme 23 December 2013
Due to the weather some of our recycling centres may have to close today. Call 0845 0500 957 before visiting http://t.co/lv8MJXDQkH— @LancashireCC 23 December 2013
Driver taken to hospital after losing consciousness on M65
The AA says it has attended around 8,500 breakdowns so far today, of an anticipated total of 15,000. It says it is currently receiving around 1,100 calls per hour.
National Rail Enquiries have tweeted several updates:
- Overhead wire problems are causing disruption near #WestHampstead - trains between London St Pancras and Bedford are being delayed #UKStorm
- First TransPennine Express passengers are suggesting to travel asap due to possible disruption tomorrow. Travel today is possible
- Chiltern Railways services are being disrupted by an emergency speed restriction of 50mph, which will run from 19:00 until 07:00 tomorrow
The Met Office says the whole of the UK is now under a "be aware" yellow alert for strong winds on Friday. Warnings will be refined closer to the time, it says.
@lancstelegraph I don't know what you could possibly mean.... #UglyShed #ThanksWind http://t.co/NYjOMrflOH— @jules79hob 23 December 2013
Here's the latest on flood warnings for England and Wales. There are:
No severe flood warnings - indicating danger to life - in place
There are nine flood warnings - indicating flooding is expected and immediate action is required
140 flood alerts are in place, meaning flooding is possible, be preparedBBC Weather
Gritting update: All priority routes in East Lancs to be gritted tomorrow morning from 03:00hrs. http://t.co/OQp36rHayK #lancswinter— @LancashireCC 23 December 2013
The strong winds are causing havoc in East Lancashire...
Met Office forecasters are expecting a stormy start and end to Christmas week. However, there will be a calmer, colder spell for Christmas Day and Boxing Day.
The stormy conditions could bring damaging gusts of wind of up to 85 mph along some southeastern coasts of England on Monday night and 90 mph later on Tuesday for western Scotland and the Northern Isles.
Met Office Chief Forecaster Andy Page, said: "A rapidly deepening area of low pressure is developing to the west of Ireland and is forecast to pass just to the northwest of the UK overnight and on Tuesday.
"This will bring stormy conditions to the UK, with the strongest winds likely along the south and southeast coasts of England on Monday night and for Northern Ireland, the north and northwest of Scotland on Tuesday. This storm brings the potential for disruption to transport.
For further information contact Met Office Press Office 01392 886655 or email email@example.com
Environment Agency still has 5 flood warnings in place, indicating immediate action is required. 3 are in SW Eng, 1 in the NW & 1 in NE. Jo— @bbcweather 23 December 2013
• 'Amber' weather warning: possible flooding and storm damage to homes
• AA issues advice to householders and drivers
• "Just stay out of flood water" AA warns motorists
• Severe weather expected to move to north and north-west of UK on Christmas Eve
The AA's specialist severe weather team, AA Special Operations, is currently deployed across the South West and South Wales as high winds and heavy rain are expected to affect southern counties over the next 24 hours, moving to the north-west later.
Meanwhile, AA Insurance has emailed over quarter of a million customers who could be affected by the forecast severe weather, offering advice on dealing with property damage, including flooding; and driving through flood water.
Darron Burness, head of the AA's Flood rescue team, says: "We are working with the Environment Agency and the emergency services to provide support in the South West and elsewhere in southern counties.
"However, the situation is fast developing and we will change our plans to ensure we offer support where it is most needed. We expect the worst of the winds tomorrow (Christmas Eve) to be in Northern Ireland, south and central Scotland and northern England."
AA Insurance is urging homeowners and drivers to take seriously warnings of flooding caused by heavy rain which is expected to swell many rivers and other water courses.
"Drivers should take considerable care while driving as the combination of high winds and heavy rain could be life threatening," Darron Burness says, pointing out that a third of flood-related deaths involve a vehicle because drivers take unnecessary risks.
This comes at a time when the AA and the Environment Agency recently warned that over half of drivers (54%)* admitted that they would risk endangering themselves by driving through flood water, while a quarter (27%) said they would drive through moving flood water that is more than a foot (30cm) deep.
"Moving flood water is powerful, relentless and deceptively dangerous. A foot or 30cm of moving water can float your car possibly sweeping you into deeper water – so just stay out," he says.
@lancstelegraph Just tried to board a London - Preston train and not even standing room, seems a lot of people taking advice to travel early— @mpaiton 23 December 2013
RT @metofficeNWEng: Yellow Warning of Wind for North West England : Cumbria, Blackburn with Darwen, Blackpool, Cheshire West and C... http:…— @Russellers 23 December 2013
This BBC weather map illustrates strong winds set to hit the UK at 5pm today.
All our services are currently running as normal. Please follow @NXUpdates for the latest real-time information #UKStorm— @nationalexpress 23 December 2013
Virgin Trains have said customers with tickets for specific trains can travel on any service, but @SouthernRailUK have said no. #UKStorm— @PaulAshYoung 23 December 2013
@SkyNews The weather is causing chaos in Lancashire http://t.co/GqWBoPzHit— @fathead35 23 December 2013
After a generally dry start, turning very wet and windy during the morning with gales likely, especiallyalong the coasts, and transient snow across the Pennines. The rain will clear through the afternoon, with heavy showers following and staying windy.
BBC Weather
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Should really get up. Rain absolutely belting against my bedroom window - NOW I feel like I'm home for Christmas! Love you Lancashire!— @h_bomb_84 23 December 2013
MET OFFICE: "After a generally dry start, turning very wet and windy during the morning with gales likely, especially along the coasts, and transient snow across the Pennines. The rain will clear through the afternoon, with heavy showers following and staying windy. Maximum temperature 11 °C."
@lancstelegraph it's already blowing a right old hoolie in Ribble Valley!— @cathtaylortutor 23 December 2013
Driving home for Christmas? Remember to check local travel and weather forecasts before you set off http://t.co/QxMkoBhvOa #lancswinter— @LancashireCC 23 December 2013
Winds are expected to gust up to around 70mph today and tomorrow, with following rain. Hilly areas are expected to bear the brunt of the storms.
And while it might not be a true white Christmas across the area, the Met Office has not ruled out 'wintry showers' developing in certain areas, on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day.
The temperature could drop to freezing point at times on Wednesday but the outlook is expected to be slightly brighter for Boxing Day, with sunshine and showers predicted on Friday.
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