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Get The Look: California Modern Decor from Etsy
Mmmmm. California. I've been lucky enough to go twice this year and I still can't shake the laid back, modern feel that state has going on. They do it all so well, from pared-down desert minimalism to outdoor Redwood rustic to beachy casual. Get the look of the Golden State with these seven pieces from Etsy.
1. Black & Copper Geometric Terrarium Kit from The Land of Salt
2. Convergence Cube Digital Print from Future Desert
3. Weinberg Sling Chair from Peace Traveler
4. Redwood Pillow from Catherine McDonald
5. Live Edge Redwood Table from Souvenir Souvenir
6. Plein Air Painting by Michelle Farro
7. Heath Ceramic Casserole Dish by Robins Roost Vintage
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NICE! Convergence Cube Digital Print great on trend print but has a new twist. Also I love the Catherine McDonald pillows.
"California Modern"... So THAT'S how I'm supposed to describe my style. Makes sense, thanks.
Does anyone know anything about those chairs, because I definitely have one? According to this it's a designer chair, but I know they were reproduced by Pier 1...how can I tell the difference?
While I don't really like any of these pieces, picture #1 gives me an idea for a better arrangement of my succulents.


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Niklas Roy built a unique electronic "instant" camera using an old black & white video camera and thermal receipt printer. When turned on, the printer slowly prints the live video feed from the camera onto cheap receipt paper. Since the image isn't stored anywhere first, the subject has to remain still during the three minutes it takes for the image to be printed.
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An Electronic (Not So) Instant Camera
Niklas Roy built a unique electronic "instant" camera using an old black & white video camera and thermal receipt printer. When turned on, the printer slowly prints the live video feed from the camera onto cheap receipt paper. Since the image isn't stored anywhere first, the subject has to remain still during the three minutes it takes for the image to be printed.
Olympus Announces Three New PENs: the E-P3, E-PL3, and E-PM1
Olympus unveiled a boatload of Micro Four Thirds gear this morning, including three new PEN cameras, two new prime lenses, and a flash. All three cameras pack a 12.3 megapixel sensor with ISO that goes up to 12,800, a speedy new autofocus system (the "world's fastest"), and 1080i HD video recording. The E-P3 (shown above), the flagship camera of the PEN line, features an all-metal body, a pop-up flash, and an OLED touchscreen. It'll cost you $900 when it's out in August 2011.
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Japanese Magazine Imagines What the Nikon D4 and D900 Might Be Like
CAPA magazine over in Japan asked some professionals in the camera industry to speculate on the rumored Nikon D4 and D900 DSLR cameras, and came up with some concept drawings for what the cameras might look like based on the information gathered. Their imaginary Nikon D4 packs a full-frame 18MP sensor, ISO 51200, 11fps burst mode, a tilting LCD screen, built-in Wi-Fi, and a 51-point cross-type autofocus system.
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Nikon Shows Off Some Funky Concept Camera Designs
At the Hello Demain (Hello Tomorrow) exhibition in Paris, France this year, Nikon showed off a number of strange looking concept camera designs. While it's pretty unlikely they're actually planning to release any of these designs, it's interesting to see what they would come up with for this kind of exhibition.
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Leica to Announce New Compact System Camera at Photokina 2012
Leica is reportedly working on a compact, large-sensor, interchangeable lens camera that will rival the "EVIL" cameras offered by Olympus/Panasonic (Micro Four Thirds), Sony (NEX), and Samsung (NX). In an interview today with Amateur Photographer, company boss Alfred Schopf stated that consumers "will see something at the next Photokina", and that the camera will have at least an APS-C sized sensor. Perhaps the new camera will be how Leica finds its way again after being late to the digital game.
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Photos From Disposable Cameras Distributed After the Japanese Tsunami
You've probably seen countless photographs already of the devastating earthquake and tsunami that struck Japan back in March, but they were likely captured by professional photographers looking to have the images published in news outlets. What, then, would photographs look like if they were taken by ordinary people who were directly affected by the disaster? Aichi Hirano found out the answer to this question by distributing 50 disposable cameras to survivors at a number of shelters with a note that read,
Please take photos of things you see with your eyes, things you want to record, remember, people near you, your loved ones, things you want to convey… please do so freely. And please enjoy the process if you can, even if it's just a little bit.
Hirano did this once shortly after the disaster, then again two months later.
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A Large Large Format Camera Collection
This is the large format camera collection of the School of Visual Arts in NYC, one of the leading art schools in the United States. Beautiful.
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Leaked Photos of the Panasonic GF3
Observant Micro-Four Thirds fans recently spotted a strange looking camera in a promo video on YouTube (which was quickly taken down). The camera is most likely Panasonic's new Lumix GF3, a camera that's expected to be officially unveiled on June 13th. Its rumored to pack the same 16 megapixel sensor as the G3, not have a hot shoe, and to have a touchscreen-based interface. The company also seems to be taking the "large sensor in a small body" thing quite seriously — this camera is tiny!
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Word Clouds for Popular Cameras
How do camera makers describe their cameras? To answer this question, we took the press releases of some popular cameras and made word clouds with them that are based on the number of occurrences of non-common words. The above word cloud is for the Canon 5D Mark I.
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A Camera Study by Mari Sheibley
Here's a beautiful illustration titled "A Camera Study" by Mari Sheibley, the lead designer over at Foursquare and the person behind the badges. I think this would be awesome as a poster.
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Diabetic exchange lists group foods by optimal portions of carbohydrate, protein and fat content. Foods within the same group have similar effects on your glucose levels. You can exchange one food for another food within the same group. For example, a slice of bread from the starch group can be exchanged for a 4-inch pancake. Either food affects blood sugar in a similar manner. By eating a certain number of exchanges from each group at every meal, you can help keep your blood sugar stable.
Exchange System
There are several groups of exchanges, but the primary lists are starch, fruit, milk, non-starchy vegetables, meat and meat substitutes and fats. Desserts, free foods and combination foods are just a few of the additional lists to help you plan your meals. Except for the meat and fat lists, all foods on the lists contain carbohydrates. Some of the meat substitutes, such as veggie burgers, count toward your carb exchanges, so make sure you take that into consideration when planning meals. Make an appointment with a registered dietitian, who can put together an ideal diabetic exchange list plan to suit your specific needs.
Allotted Exchanges
The amount of exchanges you can have each day depends on your caloric needs. If you typically consume around 1,500 calories per day, you can have eight exchanges of starch, five meat, three vegetable, three fruit, two milk and three fat exchanges, reports the University of Maryland Medical Center. Following a 2,000-calorie diet allows you to have 11 starch exchanges, eight meat, four vegetable, three fruit, two milk and four fat exchanges.
Exchanges per Meal
Starch, fruit, non-starchy vegetables, milk and some meat substitutes each count toward your carbohydrate exchanges. Keep your blood sugar as stable as possible by splitting up your allotted exchanges into each meal. For example, you should not sit down at breakfast and have a pile of pancakes to use up all of your starch exchanges. Instead, break it up and have one pancake for breakfast, a sandwich on wheat pita bread for lunch and a whole-grain roll at dinner. If you're following the exchanges for a 1,500-calorie diet, have two starch exchanges at breakfast, three at lunch and another three at dinner. Since you can have three non-starchy veggie exchanges on a 1,500-calorie diet, have two at lunch by making a big salad and save one exchange for a side of broccoli with dinner. You can save your three fruit exchanges for snacks or enjoy fresh fruit or juice with your meals. For example, drink a glass of orange juice at breakfast or have an apple as a mid-morning snack. Use your milk exchanges sparingly, since you only have two of them. Have a glass of milk with breakfast to take up one exchange and a serving of non-fat fruit yogurt as dessert after dinner, to use your second exchange.
Serving Sizes
Get familiar with proper serving sizes so you do not go overboard on your carbohydrate intake. One exchange from the starch group is one slice of bread, a 6-inch tortilla or a 3-ounce baked potato. A serving from the fruit group is 4 ounces of 100-percent juice, a small 4-ounce piece of fresh fruit or 2 tablespoons of dried fruit. Non-starchy vegetables have minimal amounts of carbohydrates and include salad greens, broccoli, peppers, spinach and eggplant. One non-starchy veggie exchange is a 1-cup raw or 1/2-cup cooked portion of any of these veggies. For your milk exchanges, opt for skim or 1-percent varieties to keep your calorie intake to a minimum. One exchange of milk is 8 ounces of milk or 1 cup of yogurt.
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Government Policies And Agricultural Supply Response: Paddy In Sri Lanka
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CAPE TOWN - With Bok coach Heyneke Meyer yet to confirm who the 32nd and final member of his touring squad for their tour of Ireland, Scotland and England, EWN Sport understands the player that he is looking to bring into his squad is Northampton Saints tighthead prop Brian Mujati.
While Mujati has played 12 Tests for the Springboks in 2008, current eligibility rules extended to selection for the national team precludes him from being picked as he is not a South African passport holder and is a Zimbabwean citizen.
Since his move from Western Province to the Saints in 2009, he has become one of the best tighthead props in Europe and along with in[removed]bent Jannie du Plessis, would provide a potent option for the Springboks in the future.
It is exactly that form that appears to have prompted Meyer to once again explore the possibility of him re-igniting his Springbok career. Previous coach Peter de Villiers also looked at picking him ahead of the Rugby World Cup in 2011 but was unable to do so.
The South African Rugby Union (Saru)were not able to confirm to EWN Sport as to whether team management had asked them to re-investigate whether Mujati would now be available, or indeed if they were looking at re-visiting the situation with the relevant government authorities.
When EWN Sport contacted the CEO of Northampton, Allan Robson, he was not able to shed any light on the matter, saying no direct contact had yet been made with the club - but that it was possible the player had been approached directly.
Earlier in the week, Meyer said in a press conference that they were talking to the "club" of the 32nd player about a possible selection.
If Meyer is not able to select Mujati, Western Province tighthead Frans Malherbe - who was flown out at short notice for the Rugby Championship game in New Zealand - is likely fill the last place in the squad.
Toulouse prop Gurthro Steenkamp, who was a substitute in Toulouse's 32-13 win over Racing Metro in the France Top 14 on Thursday, flew to Paris on Friday to sort out his United Kingdom visa for the trip. He will first be cleared by his own medical staff at the French club, before reporting for Springbok duty in Dublin.
The prop situation is clearly one of concern for Meyer. In[removed]bent tighthead du Plessis did not link up with the squad in Cape Town ahead of the trip, as he was given the week off to rest by Meyer, after a monumental workload in 2012 already.
With only 5 props selected in the tour group - Pat Cilliers, Tendai Mtawarira, CJ van der Linde, Steenkamp and du Plessis - it stands to reason that Meyer will be looking for one other.
On this tour, match-day squads will consist of 23 players, with a full replacement front row on the bench to prevent the game going to uncontested scrums.
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The Republican position of holding the line on rising taxes is untenable.
Yes, we know that both sides of this "debate" are lying about their motives and about ever single point of fact that might be relevant. So it's not like it matters. But there are a few things that no one else is saying. So I will.
1. The taxes, they are going up. And it is not a choice among who will get hid hardest. Everyone is going to pay the piper. All those old people who depend on their savings are going to get taken to the cleaners in inflation (tax on savings). Everyone with a job is going to pay more income and labor taxes. Businesses are going to pay more health care costs directly attributable to government policy (TAX). Everyone with retirement savings is going to see their live savings inflated away. Oh sure, the balance sheets will see record high returns, but unaccountably they won't be able to pay their bills with that money. It won't be enough after inflation.
2. The Republican argument about shielding the top 1-2% is just pointless. For one thing, over half of those 1-2% VOTED FOR OBAMA. So FUCK THEM!
3. The only fair way to raise taxes is to out democrat the democrats. Double the effective income taxes on the wealthiest Americans, giving credit to Obama all the way. Then limit it to just those people who voted Democrat in the last election.
4. The middle class (defined as everyone with a job who actually needs a job to pay their bills) is going to get screwed. They always get screwed. They always will get screwed. Eventually, they will rise up and cast off their chains and throw down their oppressors. Then they will immediately vote in the same knuckleheads to start oppressing them all over again.


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Why Clothing Is The Next Frontier Of Responsive Computing
A Dutch designer believes garments may become our most intimate computing devices.
Talk of an Apple watch has created an intimacy problem for personal technology. "What happens when it jumps outside of the computer screen and becomes part of our body?" says Daan Roosegaarde, who runs the eponymous design studio in the Netherlands.
Roosegaarde is the creator of the conceptual Intimacy 2.0 dress, the getup that made news in February by initiating a transformation into transparency when the wearer gets hot and bothered. He wants to draw a line in the sand between "interactive" technology—the kind that keeps us glued to screens—and a more passive kind of garment that reflects your state of mind by changing color or shape.
The Intimacy 2.0 dress is activated by proximity and heart rate sensors, respectively, and from their naturally opaque state turn various degrees of transparent when a small electrical current runs through the e-foil.
Usually when garments involve electronics, it's the beep-boop kind with flashing LEDs and a wired-in 9v battery.
"We've always been fascinated with this notion of a second skin, of making things that sort of feel alive," says Roosegaarde. "One day we decided to actually apply it to fashion, where this notion is already present, but we wanted to move away from the LED, the RGB things."


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to activate and de-activate cheats and hacks while playing multiplayer games to avoid detection.
WOW OMG that cal-o scrub is toggling!
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A verb from the DC metro area used as a substitution for a word that is not appropriate to be said outloud, for whatever reason.
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An application for a conditional use has been received by the Floyd County Board of Adjustment.
You are hereby notified that Andrew Lusk has filed an application with the Floyd County Board of Adjustment to have an accessory dwelling on his property located at 1290 Rampart Avenue in the SWĽ of Section 36, Township 97 North, Range 16 West of the 5th P.M., Cedar Township, Floyd County, Iowa.
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Eric Malone
on June 23, 2009 at 8:01 PM
I hope it's sometime before July 30th.
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RRR is now doing daily test runs, so its looking a lot better.
Will head over there this week and check on the condition of the landscaping.
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actually, all that i know is that RRR is opening on july 3rd. as far as a media day, i have no idea. i will be there on july 9th, yeah!


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When the Holidays Kick Your A**
If you're a mom who needs a little new year motivation, we know EXACTLY how you're feeling.
When life shifted from vacation mode back to reality mode, we were bummed at how little we accomplished during our "time off." The daily workouts we intended to do, the little projects around the house we planned to tackle. How did two weeks go by and none of it was done?
Before you pull the covers over your head and give up, take this weekend to make a new start. We turned to power mom Janice Bryant Howroyd, founder and CEO of the Act•1 Group, and a work/life balance expert for a little advice on getting moms motivated. "It's important for moms to remember -- women who do big things in big ways still have to deal with small problems. We all have them."
Here are some tips from Janice that you can put into play this weekend:
• FORGIVE YOURSELF: It didn't happen, we need to accept it and move on.
• TAKE STOCK: Evaluate what needs to happen first. If you make a list and find that you're making everything number one, then alphabetize those things.
• DIG IN: Planning is not acting -- pick something and do it.
• GET HELP: Don't be afraid to engage other people. Women feel like they need to be SHEroes. Sometimes you need to let somebody else do it. It may not be done as well as you would do it, but it'll get done and you can cross it off your list.
• MOVE AHEAD: Women who are heads of large organizations seem to have it all together -- "seem" being the operative word. One thing they're able to do is forgive themselves for the past and plan for the future. It's an ongoing process for women -- we're always learning to forgive ourselves for things not done.
Janice adds, "Remember, when people look back on their lives and feel regret, it's mostly for the things that they didn't do for themselves. Each mom needs to remember that being in good spirits herself is vital to the family."
Does your weekend include pulling down all of those holiday decorations? When positive thoughts and motivation aren't enough to make it happen... Here are some tips for packing away the festive decor and it even includes having a party. We just love when organizing solutions involve having a party, don't you?
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The Finance Council has responsibility for: 1) giving counsel to the Pastor regarding administration of the temporal goods of the parish; 2) assisting the Pastor in his temporal administrative role; 3) assisting the Pastor in financial matters. According to the diocesan regulation, the Finance Council is to have no fewer than three, nor more than seven members appointed by the Pastor. They are to be active registered parishioners who have knowledge in areas such as business, finance or civil law.
The Pastoral Council is a unifying element at prayer, open to the Holy Spirit, serving to make our faith life in Jesus Christ come alive in the parish. It is a creative and consultative body, rather than administrative. Its objectives are: 1) to make an ongoing study of the life and activity of the parish to discover its needs; 2) to evaluate whether the parish is serving these needs and achieving its goals; 3) to recommend policies that would further these goals and enhance the faith life within the parish; 4) to determine and utilize the abilities of the various members of the parish. The council is composed of the Pastor and nine members, each serving a three year rotating term with three new members arriving each year. Membership is arrived at through discernment and appointment by the Pastor. Click here to see current members of the Parish Pastoral Council.
The St. Patrick's Adult Religious Formation Team is directed toward helping adult Christians grow and mature as persons who understand, live, model, and explore their Catholic faith. Members of this committee generally meet one Monday a month in the Father Carse Center between September and May from 7:00 PM to 8:30 PM. During the meeting, the team participates in a Scripture sharing, evaluates previous programs and identifies and plans for future programs. New members may join at any time throughout the year. Opportunities for the development of spirituality by means of Scripture Study, times for prayer and reflection and informational presentations are scheduled throughout the year. The Adult Formation Office also sponsors the "Catholics Come Home" series for those individuals who have strayed from the Church. Consult the Sunday Bulletin for the times and places of these events at St. Patrick Parish and in other local parishes. Click here for additional Adult Formation information.
"Agape" is the Greek word meaning "love feast". In Christian theology, the word "agape" signified God's love for man or a spontaneous, altruistic love. "Agape" was also the name used for a meal early Christians shared together as a symbol of affection and brotherhood. In our parish, Agape is the name for a ministry dedicated to serving families in crisis.
The volunteers for the Agape ministry bring meals to families in our parish who are experiencing difficulties due to an illness, a death in the family, or another crisis. Many families these days do not have extended family nearby to help in times of need. However, as in the days of the early Christians, sharing a meal is still a sign of love in the community. Agape was formed to share that love.
The Altar Care Committee is responsible for keeping the altars, vessels and linens used in the liturgies clean. Present workdays are Fridays at the Crane Road Church and Saturdays at the Downtown Church. Time commitment is approximately one hour per week once a month.
Altar servers aid the priest in celebrating the Mass and other devotions. Anyone in 5th grade or above who has received the sacraments of Reconciliation and Holy Communion may be an altar server. Grade school, high school, and adult parishioners are all encouraged to be part of this ministry.
Assist in the training and scheduling of altar services for all weekend Masses as well as for a variety of religious services throughout the liturgical year.
A child's entrance into the Church is one of the most beautiful and awe-inspiring celebrations of the Catholic Faith. And it's one that's vitally important to that child, their family and the entire parish community. St. Patrick's Baptismal Preparation ministry offers an extraordinary way to share in this sacrament by helping new families as they receive God's grace.The Baptismal Preparation Team serves the needs of new parents by:
Baptisms are held on the first and second Sundays of the month at the Downtown Church at 1:15 PM and on the third and fourth Sundays of the month at the Crane Road Church at 1:00 PM.
On selected Sundays, two team members fulfill the special role of preparing the Baptismal font, assisting the priest or deacon in the ceremony and welcoming new parish members. It's a great way to meet many families - and one with deep spiritual rewards! Baptism touches an individual's entire life. Participating in this ministry is an opportunity to support many new parish families while enriching one's own faith.
The St. Patrick Blood Drive Committee joins with the St. John Neumann Blood Drive Committee to hold four (4) blood drives a year for Heartland Blood Centers. Heartland Blood Centers supply all blood and blood products to our local and VA hospitals. St. Patrick Crane Road Church hosts blood drives in March and September; St. John Neumann hosts in June and December. Donating blood is safe and saves lives. To donate, volunteer, or for more information, call Carole, 630-762-3743.
BOY SCOUTS (See listing under "School Organizations")
CLOTHING DRIVE (See listing under "St. Vincent de Paul Society")
Coffee and treats are served every Thursday, September through May, after the 8:30 AM Mass at the Downtown Church in the Father Carse Center. Everyone is invited to join this time of conversation to build and strengthen St. Patrick's community spirit.
Our mission is to provide spiritual and emotional support to parishioners (and relatives living with parishioners) with health issues that are impacting their daily lives. This support is also extended to their caregivers through prayer, listening and companionship.
Courage and Encourage are two spiritual support groups helping Catholic men and women and their families live in accordance with the Catholic Church's teaching on same-sex attraction. Courage members strive to develop lives of interior chastity in union with Christ, through participation in the Sacraments, prayer, fellowship and moral support. Encourage is a separate spiritual support group that helps families and friends to deal with these issues. Both ministries are approved by the Vatican and the Holy See. Meetings are held monthly at a local Diocesan parish. For information on Encourage, contact the St. Patrick's ministry coordinator. For Courage, email firstname.lastname@example.com. Or go to http://www.couragerc.net/. All contacts are confidential.
CRISIS PREGNANCY CENTER (See listing under "Fox Valley Pregnancy Center")
Cursillo is a national organization of lay Christians that was formed to light a fire, through the help of the Holy Spirit, under all Christians and give them the motivation, understanding, tools and direction to make a difference in this world in the name of Christ the Lord. Several parishioners are members of this organization and are willing to assist anyone interested in becoming part of Cursillo.
From September through May, donuts, coffee and juice are served on the fourth Sunday of each month after designated Masses at both the Downtown Church and the Crane Road Church. This time of fellowship with other parishioners offers an opportunity to build and strengthen our St. Patrick community ties. Volunteers help set up, clean up or serve refreshments.
ELIZABETH MINISTRY, The
The Elizabeth Ministry is an outreach to women in special times of motherhood. It is a parish-based ministry that follows the example of the scriptural story of the Visitation by bringing together women who share a similar story. The purpose of this ministry is to affirm, support, encourage, and assist in response to the needs of women during the childbearing years. This outreach includes pregnancy and pregnancy complications, birth, infant or child crisis, fertility and infertility concerns, miscarriage and infant or child death, and grandparenting issues. We welcome women of all ages and experiences to join us!
EUCHARISTIC ADORATION (See listing under "Prayer Groups")
Eucharistic Ministers help distribute Holy Communion at weekend and Holy Day Masses. Each Mass has a captain who schedules ministers to serve, usually once or twice a month. This ministry intimately unites the Body and Blood of Christ with our fellow Catholics.
Eucharistic Ministers to the Homebound and those in nursing homes bring Holy Communion to parishioners who are unable to attend Sunday Mass. Please contact the rectory to receive this service or to volunteer as a minister.
FIRST SATURDAY DEVOTIONS (See listing under "Prayer Groups")
The celebration of the Eucharist is enhanced every week by the addition of lovely flowers, which have been arranged by the Flower Committees at each church location. The only times flowers are not present on the altar are during Advent and Lent. The committee memebers design arrangements according to a rotating schedule but all members come together for Easter and Christmas decorating. Members learn from each other and from these times together true friendships have grown.
FOOD COLLECTION (See listing under "St. Vincent de Paul Society")
FOX VALLEY CATHOLIC WOMEN'S BIBLE STUDY (See listing under "Prayer Groups")
The Fox Valley Pregnancy Center (formerly the Crisis Pregnancy Center of the Fox Valley) provides an alternative to abortion for women who are facing the possibility of an unplanned pregnancy. Services include a free and confidential pregnancy test, accurate information on abortion, adoption, abstinence, parenting and fetal development, and referrals for affordable medical care, adoption, financial and legal aid. Also available are diapers, formula, infant and maternity clothing and miscellaneous baby equipment. All services are free of charge. Volunteers are always needed in the reception area, as well as for mentoring, data entry and sorting donations. Please call the center for information: (847) 697-0200 or see the website... Donors: http://www.fvpcpartners.org and Clients: http://www.foxvalleyoptions.com.
Fully Engaged (Marriage Preparation)
Facilitating Open Couple Communication, Understanding and Study is a program to help engaged couples prepare for marriage. It is primarily an instrument used to raise questions and to identify areas of concern for the couples to discuss and reflect upon before marriage. Married couples of the parish facilitate this program which involves two scheduled meetings in their homes.
One of the many ministries at St. Patrick Church is to provide a luncheon following the funeral of a parishioner. At the request of the family, this luncheon is served in the Father Carse Center of the Downtown Church or in Father Dempsey Hall at the Crane Road Church. A maximum of 150 people can be served. Salads, hot casseroles, and desserts are donated by parishioners. Meat, cheese, bread, rolls, beverages and condiments must be purchased. To cover these costs, we ask for a $5 donation per person. Any food not used will be sent home with the family. For adequate preparation, the Luncheon Committee must have 48 hours notice.
In existence for nearly two decades, this ministry is greatly appreciated by those suffering the loss of a loved one. As a loving and supportive expression of our community, parish volunteers donate their time to phone those who donate dishes and those who donate their time to setup, serve and clean up.
GIRL SCOUTS (See listing under "School Organizations")
Each Christmas, Giving Trees are placed in both the Downtown and Crane Road Churches as a way of sharing the Christmas spirit and family tradition with the less fortunate of our area. Ornaments specifying gift items are placed on the trees and those who wish to participate are asked to purchase the item and return it wrapped and marked with the ornament. The gifts are then sorted and distributed with the help of volunteers.
Hesed House is a shelter for the Homeless in Aurora. Ecumenically, over thirty churches in the vicinity help in this work. St. Patrick's day of service is the first Wednesday of the month in February, April, October and December. Three shifts of volunteers serve for four hours. The first shift serves from 7:00 PM - 11:00 PM, the second shift from 11:00 PM - 3:00 AM and the third shift from 3:00 AM - 7:00 AM. Supper and breakfast are prepared and served for approximately 150 people. In addition to volunteers who serve at Hesed House, others plan the menus, make phone calls for food donations, or donate food. This is a very real way to answer Christ's call to feed the hungry.
The St. Patrick Hispanic Ministry serves parishioners who prefer to attend Mass and receive other parish services in Spanish. Mass in Spanish is offered at the Downtown Church at 5:00 PM on Sundays and also at 6:00 PM on Thursday evenings. Parishioners who do not speak Spanish are always welcome at our services. Missals are available in both English and Spanish and a homily is often delivered in English at these Masses. There is also an excellent music ministry at Mass that really adds to our spirituality.
Any services offered to parishioners in English are also available in Spanish. These include CCD classes, sacramental preparation for children and adults, baptisms, reconciliation, marriages, and the sacrament of healing and the diocesan wide program, Why Catholic?. Special liturgies occur periodically throughout the year such as our observation of the Feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe on December 12th. To find out more about the Hispanic Ministry, please call the office at (630) 513-3316. The office is located on the 2nd floor of the Religious Education Office at 211 N. 4th Street, St. Charles, IL 60174.
Hospital Visitation is the ministry of offering Holy Communion to the Catholic patients at local hospitals and nursing homes. Eucharistic Ministers visit weekly on their assigned day.
The St. Charles Knights of Columbus is a Catholic men's service organization serving the St. Patrick and St. John Neumann Parishes. The Knights, through service and other activities, try to help each other become better husbands, fathers and men. We serve our families, our Church and our communities, by trying to grow in faith and lead by example. Meetings are held on the 2nd Monday of the month at St. John Neumann Catholic Church, 2900 E. Main St, St. Charles, IL 60174. Meetings begin at 7:00 PM. Learn more about the St. Charles Knights of Columbus: http://www.kofc12497.org/.
The Ladies Auxiliary is a Christian organization affiliated with the Knights of Columbus Council #12497. Together, our four areas of focus are: Church, Country, Council and Community. In particular, we support: Vocations, Women's Outreach, Community Development and Catholic Education. For a meaningful way to get involved and reach out to the community, Christian women of any denomination are invited to join the Ladies Auxiliary. Meetings are held at 7:30 PM on the first Monday of every month at the Downtown Church in the Fr. Carse Center. For more information, visit http://www.kofc12497.org/.
The Landscape Committee plans, plants and maintains perennial flower beds. Volunteers, either independently or in a group, may also adopt one of the flower beds to weed and care for throughout the growing season. Several large group work sessions are also held during this period. This group meets every Wednesday from 6:00 PM to sundown during the growing season.
Lazarus House is a year round emergency homeless shelter and transitional living facility for men, women, and children. The emergency shelter also includes a separate women's and children's center. Lazarus House is located at 214 Walnut Street in downtown St. Charles. Lazarus House serves approximately 70 live-in guests and individuals who live in our community but need food assistance to be able to afford to remain in their homes. St. Patrick volunteers provide the following help 2 - 3 Thursday evenings per month: provide cooked suppers, provide sack lunches and overnight assistance to Lazarus House staff. Volunteers serve once every 2 - 3 months. The beauty of volunteering at Lazarus House is that it provides assistance to members of our community in need, and it also gives volunteers the opportunity of living the words of Jesus, "For I was hungry and you gave me food, I was thirsty and you gave me drink, a stranger and you welcomed me, naked and you clothed me, and ill and you cared for me". (Matthew 25:35-36)
The lectors of St. Patrick's Parish are a group of dedicated volunteers who proclaim the scripture readings at weekend and daily Masses. Being a lector is more than reciting words out of a book, it is proclaiming the Word of God! Only the priest is more visible than the lector during the Mass. Lectors are the link between the congregation and the message in the reading. Their role is to understand the context and meaning of the reading so that they can convey it to the listeners. That takes preparation.
At the initial training session, which takes about 90 minutes, each weekend lector is given a workbook which contains the readings for every Sunday and Holy Day of the liturgical year. The workbook provides historical and spiritual context for the readings, suggestions for delivery and a pronunciation guide for names and places mentioned. Each lector is asked to prepare for his or her scheduled Mass by reading the assigned readings out loud several times during the preceding week and meditating on their meaning.
If possible, members are assigned to the weekend Masses they normally attend. Weekend schedules are distributed by email and/or US mail four times a year. There are usually 4 - 6 people assigned to any particular Mass and they rotate on a weekly basis. The weekday Masses are covered by volunteers on a more informal basis - they work out the schedule among themselves. Anyone interested in becoming a lector should speak directly to a lector after Mass. You can find the latest schedule under the Schedules / Lectors menu left-side navigation button.
The Liturgy Committee establishes direction, goals and standards for the liturgical celebrations of the parish. The goal is to bring our faith community to full, active and conscious participation in the celebration of our various liturgical rites. The committee is comprised of the coordinators of our various liturgical ministries, specifically Altar Care, Altar Servers, Baptism Coordinator, Eucharistic Ministers, Flower Committee, Lectors, Music Ministers, Petition Writers, Sacristans, Ushers and Wedding Coordinators.
Liturgy of the Word for Children is held every Sunday at the Crane Road Church during the 9:45 AM and 11:30 AM Masses. The Downtown Church also offers this service every Sunday during the 9:00 AM and 10:30 AM Masses. Children ages 5 - 9 attending Mass are invited to participate in this presentation of the Gospel.
MARION PRAYER GROUP (See listing under "Prayer Groups")
Worldwide Marriage Encounter helps married couples rekindle the romance, deepen the communication, and nourish the spirituality in their marriage. The journey begins by attending a Worldwide Marriage Encounter weekend. Throughout the weekend, three couples and a priest present a series of talks that touch on many aspects of married life. After each presentation, couples spend time in the privacy of their own room for personal sharing, using techniques that are learned on the weekend. There are no group discussions.
Ongoing support after the weekend is offered in the form of meetings and activities with other couples who have also attended a weekend in the past. To learn more about Worldwide Marriage Encounter in the Rockford Diocese, go to http://www.alifetimeoflove.org/.
Men Walking With Christ seek to learn the values of life so that they might provide their families (and or extended families) with the joys, knowledge, wisdom and interpersonal skills necessary for a full and rewarding life. They meet monthly to provide spiritual nourishment, group support as well as develop closer individual relationships so as to strengthen themselves for the journey. Meetings are held the second Saturday of each month at the Crane Road Church. Confession is available from 6:30 AM - 7:00 AM before Mass begins. The remaining schedule is as follows: Mass, which begins at 7:00 AM, followed by the recitation of the Rosary, breakfast, discussion and prayers.Click here to join our discussion group and e-mail list. Also read the latest in the newsletters.
The Military Group provides emotional and spiritual support of parish military personnel and families. The names of active duty military personnel are listed in the bulletin to be remembered in our prayers. Letters of thanks and encouragement are written to these brave people and sent to show our support. People are available to talk with anyone who needs support or has questions during stressful times.
The Monday morning Scripture Study meets on weekly on Monday from 9:00-11:00 a.m. and again on Tuesday evening Scripture study meets weekly from 7:00-9:00 p.m. Both take place in the Fr. Carse Center at the downtown Church from September to May. The cost of the binder of materials is $25.00. Check out the parish Event Calendar for this year's schedule.
Mothers at the Well is a gathering of women of all ages designed to build friendships within the St. Patrick community while fostering personal development and spiritual growth. The program is offered by the Women of St. Patrick and is held on approximately five Friday mornings throughout the school year. The program consists of a light meal, keynote speaker and small group discussion. Babysitting is available during the morning program.
Advance registration forms with current schedules are located in the "Wells" at the back of each church one month prior to each program. Plan on attending and bring a friend!
The music ministry offers many opportunities for parishioners to develop and share their music gifts. Singers, pianists, organists, orchestral instrumentalists (violin, viola, cello, bass, oboe, flute, clarinet, bassoon, trumpet, horn, trombone, tuba, harp, percussion) are encouraged to join the music ministry. For more information on how to get involved, please visit the Music Ministry tab on the left, or email the Muisc Director at email@example.com
This festival brings members of the parish and community together for an inexpensive weekend of socializing and family fun. The weekend is filled with food and refreshments, bingo, free children's games, a bake sale, a farmers' market, entertainment, a raffle and much more. Paddyfest is sponsored by the Knights of Columbus and is usually held the weekend before Labor Day at the Crane Road Church.
The Parish Nurse is a registered nurse who is committed to the healing mission of the Church, a unique means of linking ministry with health care. This ministry can provide assistance to both individuals and families by attending to their health-related questions and problems. The Parish Nurse also plans and implements approaches to address congregational health needs, including bereavement support. The Parish Nurse is a member of the parish staff and has an office located at the Father Carse Center.
The mission of the Peace and Justice Team is to undertake activities which allow the principles of Catholic social teaching to become more widely known, understood, and practiced by our parishioners for the purpose of more fully developing their Catholic spirituality and advancing the causes of peace and justice in our parish, community, state, country, and the world. Meetings are the second Monday of every month at 7:00 p.m. in the Father Carse Center at the Downtown Church.
Each season of the Church year, writers are scheduled to develop the list of petitions read during Sunday Masses and Holy Days of Obligation with the intent being to personalize these petitions for our parish. Typically, individuals might be scheduled twice in a three-month period. There are no meetings.
PRAYER CIRCLE (See description under "Prayer Groups")
There are many groups calling people to a fuller and more active prayer life. These include: Eucharistic Adoration, First Saturday Devotions, Bible Study, Marian Prayer, and the Prayer Circle.
Eucharistic Adoration is a beautiful opportunity to spend some intimate time with Jesus. At the Crane Road Church, adoration is held on Tuesdays from 7:30 AM until 10:00 PM. At 3:00 PM, the Chaplet of Divine Mercy is prayed to remember our Lord's passion. At the Downtown Church, 24 hours of adoration begin following 8:30 AM Mass each Wednesday and conclude with Benediction prior to 8:30 AM Mass on Thursday. At the Downtown Church, the Chaplet of Divine Mercy is prayed at 3:00 PM Wednesday and 3:00 AM Thursday. Eucharistic Adoration originated to offer prayers of praise, thanksgiving, petition and reparation. It is a wonderful way to take time out of our busy lives to rest in the presence of Jesus who is present to us in the Blessed Sacrament. All are encouraged to spend some time in adoration each week, and if circumstances allow, commit to one specific hour each week. Come as your time allows and you will be richly and abundantly blessed.
First Saturday Devotions - St. Patrick Parish has a rich tradition of honoring our Blessed Mother. One of these devotions, the First Saturday Remembrance, has been continually practiced for over forty years at St. Patrick's. Catholics have honored our Blessed Lady each first Saturday because of her constant faith in Jesus on the first Saturday after the resurrection. The Church recognizes the miracle of Fatima and the promise of graces for salvation to any soul who confesses, receives the Eucharist, participates in the Rosary and reflects on their redemptive powers. Please plan on participating in this tradition at the Downtown Church, where the devotional prayers are recited following the 8:30 AM Mass and during confession.
Fox Valley Catholic Women's Bible Study offers two semesters a year with 9 - 10 sessions apiece. A single biblical work is explored each year through presentations by teachers and small group discussions with facilitators. Child care and a children's program are available. It is open to all women of the parish. For mothers with small children there is also a small group called "Mothers with Babes in Arms". A regional Catholic church hosts this large program.
Marian Prayer Group meets every Tuesday at 7:30 PM in the Downtown Church. This is a devotion to the Blessed Mother with the entire rosary (Joyful, Sorrowful, Glorious and Luminous mysteries) being the center prayer and ending with the Chaplet of Divine Mercy. Everyone is welcome to attend. The soul dances with joy gazing at our beautiful "Lady of Mt. Carmel" statue as we pray to Jesus through Mary's intercession.
Prayer Circle is a telephone network of people in the parish who have agreed to pray privately every day for the needs of others. A list of prayer requests is prayed for by each member using whatever method is best for that day. The Prayer Circle is a union of many voices daily praising God for all the wonderful things He has done and will do in the future. The power of prayer is awesome!
The Prayer Shawl Ministry involves those who knit and crochet shawls, filling them with love and prayer for healing. This work links the recipients to God's grace and enables them to know God's love and care for them. The shawls wrap the recipient in love, support, peace and warmth and help them to witness the power of prayer. Having been blessed by a priest, the shawls are given away with a copy of a prayer of blessings. A journal is kept of the recipients.
Meetings take place at the Downtown Church in the Father Carse Center at 9:30 a.m. on the First Tuesday of each month, excluding July and August. All are welcome. Instructional help is available for those just learning or for those needing to refresh their skills. (Those who cannot attend can create prayer shawls on their own.) Completed shawls can be delivered to the Parish Nurse's office at 6N487 Crane Road, St. Charles
The Prime Timers is a senior citizen group. They meet in the Father Carse Center of the Downtown Church the third Monday of the month, September through May, from 1:00 to 3:00 p.m. The meetings are social and include holiday celebrations.
Click here to access the parish religious education and CCD information.
The Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults is a program whereby an adult becomes a Catholic. It is designed specifically for: adults who have never been baptized in any denomination, or have been baptized in a non-Catholic denomination and wish to become Catholic. Baptized Catholics who have not received their Holy Eucharist or who have not been Confirmed are also welcome. R.C.I.A. candidates meet weekly for approximately nine months beginning in the fall. Click here for more information on the R.C.I.A program.
For Youth Ministry information, scroll below to "Youth Ministry".
The general purpose of the Respect Life Committee is to make parishioners more aware of pro-life issues and needs and to recruit volunteers to meet those needs. The committee has four objectives: 1) educational; 2) pastoral services to help with those in need; 3) prayer; 4) public policy to inform people of what's happening legislatively both locally and nationally.
Sacristans arrive early for Mass and help set up for the Eucharistic celebration at both churches. Their attention to the details helps the smooth flow of the liturgy. They make sure that all the liturgical ministers are present, set up the altar, prepare the gifts of bread and wine and attend to any special needs for a given celebration.
St. Patrick Catholic School (http://www.stpatsirish.com/) is dedicated to the spiritual, intellectual, social and physical development of the child. We believe in providing the proper atmosphere where the message of Catholic Christian values concerning family, school and faith community may grow and become an active influence in our world. We do this primarily by our emphasis on the teachings of Jesus Christ as found in the scriptures and on the traditions of the Catholic Church. Daily prayer, religious instruction, weekly school Masses and Christian atmosphere are the means by which we emphasize these teachings and traditions. St. Patrick School offers education from kindergarten through eighth grade. All classes are at the downtown location with the exception of kindergarten, which is located at the Crane Road Church. There are two classes of each grade with a maximum of 30 students per class. There are many groups associated with the school, including Athletics, the Education Commission, Home and School Association, Market Day, Scouting and Sports.
Athletics is an important element of St. Patrick's Catholic School, which is overseen by the Athletic Director. Cross-country, volleyball and basketball are offered to boys and girls in grades five through eight. These programs require a great deal of adult assistance in the form of coaching, score keeping, concessions, etc. An additional way to serve is on the Booster Club.
Education Commission advises the principal in the operations of the school including budget, maintenance of the physical plant, school policies and curriculum. Open meetings are held usually on the third Thursday of every month, August through June at 7:30PM in Room 002 located just next to the Cafeteria. All are welcome. The Commission consists of ex-officio and six voting members (four from St. Patrick and two from St. John Neumann.)
The Home and School Association consists of all teachers and parents or guardians of children attending St. Patrick Catholic School. Its purpose is six fold: 1) to promote a broader appreciation of the ideals of a Catholic education; 2) to enlist the spiritual, educational and social resources of home and school to provide the best Catholic education possible; 3) to provide a forum of exchange between parents, teachers and school administration; 4) to provide a solid organization to improve the school's fund raising efforts; 5) to foster integration of families into the life of parish community; 6) to support the administration, faculty and policies of the school.
Market Day is a fund raising food cooperative that enables St. Patrick Catholic School to raise money consistently on a monthly basis. A product sheet is provided with a wide assortment of quality guaranteed meats and vegetables both fresh and frozen. Order sheets are available to all through St. Patrick Catholic School or may be mailed on request. Pick up is usually the second Thursday at St. Patrick Catholic School Cafeteria between 4:30 and 5:30 PM. All are welcome to participate.
Scouts include various levels of the Boy Scouts of America and the Girl Scouts of America. The purpose of the Boys Scouts and Girls Scouts is to develop future leaders of our country and community with the qualities of high character, good conduct, patriotism and service. To achieve these goals programs emphasize the sound principles of doing our duty to God and our country and of helping other people to the best of our abilities. There are many opportunities to participate in scouting as a member or an adult leader.
Secular Franciscans (formerly known as the Third Order of St. Francis and Brothers and Sisters of Penance) take no vows, but do have a Rule of Life which is simply a translation of Gospel values for every day life. The St. Francis Fraternity of the Fox Valley meets at the St. Patrick Downtown Church usually on the fourth Saturday morning at 9:00 AM. Their vision statement includes: "Prayer, study, sacrifice, peace and justice, ecology, family values and celebration are key aspects of our life in fraternity". Click here to access the St. Patrick Parish website page for the Secular Franciscans of the St. Francis Fraternity of the Fox Valley.
The St. Vincent de Paul Society is a worldwide Catholic lay organization founded in 1833. The Society at St. Patrick's provides emergency assistance to families in desperate situations. Listening to and assessing their needs is done with a home visitation. This plays a major role in determining how a family can be helped for each has its own situation. The Vincentians' work is always confidential. They advocate (and beg) for Christ's poor. For assistance, to volunteer or to donate, please call and leave a message at (630) 338-8270.
The St. Vincent de Paul Society also coordinates the parish's Clothing Drive and Food Collection ministries which take place on the first Sunday of the month. A vehicle to receive donations is parked in front of the Crane Road Church before all weekend Masses. At the Downtown Church, place all donations inside the Father Carse Center (see signs).
The food collections help stock our own parish's food pantry as well as that of our sister parish, St. Joseph, in Elgin. Everyone is encouraged to bring a bag of nonperishable food. Clothing donations are taken to the Deja Vu resale shop located at 4th & South Streets in Geneva. St. Patrick's St. Vincent de Paul Society has teamed up with other chapters within the Elgin Deanery to operate this facility. Store hours are Tuesday through Saturday from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM. Please call (630) 232-6621 to arrange to donate gently used clothing and household items.
Ushers are a vital part of our church ministry. They do more than help people find a seat at Mass, collect the offering and guide the flow of recipients to the Lord's Table. Ushers are a friendly face and a welcoming presence. Many times, ushers are the first face visitors see at St. Patrick, whether attending Mass or a special event such as First Communion or Confirmation.
VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL (See listing under "Religious Education")
Wedding coordinators assist at rehearsals and at wedding liturgies. They arrive 1/2 hour before the rehearsal to set up, greet the wedding party, and help with the rehearsal. The day of the wedding they arrive an hour before the wedding to set up, answer any questions that might arise and lend a hand wherever necessary. They start the wedding party down the aisle and stay to clean up after the wedding. This is a very fast paced, challenging and interactive ministry.
The Welcome Committee helps ease new parishioners into the St. Patrick Community. Each newly-registered parishioner is contacted by a Welcome Committee member - a warm way to extend a hand to newcomers - and they are able to have their questions answered promptly. New committee members are always needed.


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Democratic Rep. Elaine Nekritz and about a dozen other lawmakers are expected to announce new legislation aimed at reducing the state's $95 billion pension liability.
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Illinois' pension crisis is among the worst in the nation, but lawmakers have been unable to agree on legislation needed to fix it.
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No Time to Waste: Don't Put These Symptoms on the Back Burner
Sometimes you know you don't have time to waste. When you fall down the stairs and think you've broken a bone, for example, you seek medical attention immediately.
But every year people experience sudden, serious medical symptoms and don't see a doctor because they think they have plenty of time — time for the symptoms to go away, time to see if self-care measures can help. People may even think they don't have time to worry about their health or to go see their doctor.
But even if time is not on your side, certain medical symptoms should never be ignored.
"Sudden, severe onset of these symptoms needs to be taken seriously," says Aparna Frenchman, MD, an internist at Rush University Medical Center. "It's important to be seen and evaluated as soon as possible.
"If symptoms are less than severe, or are episodic or chronic, take the time to make an appointment with your doctor," Frenchman says. "Don't try to diagnose yourself, especially on the Internet. If you are unsure how severe the symptom is, err on the side of caution and call your doctor promptly."
The list below covers symptoms that may indicate a medical emergency and can help you assess potentially serious medical situations.
This list is not meant to be all-inclusive. In all these cases, unless otherwise noted, you should speak with a health care professional immediately, go to the emergency room or call 911.
Shortness of breath, or dyspnea, can have many causes, from weight gain to more serious issues, such as heart attack, stroke, asthma and lung infections. Anyone can experience it occasionally, but if it is severe, limits your activities or does not go away, you need to seek medical help.
"Physicians typically recommend getting evaluated for dyspnea to exclude the more serious causes," Frenchman says.
Musculoskeletal problems, lung infections or acid reflux may account for these symptoms; a proper history and physical can help determine the cause. Because these are also classic heart attack symptoms, get help right away if the pain comes on suddenly.
Changes in vision can be the result of an injury, including a blow to the head, or can be caused by allergies or infections, among other things. Whether you are experiencing loss of vision or blurred vision, you need to have a medical professional evaluate it.
"With vision changes, sudden onset is the characteristic that should prompt you to be seen as soon as possible," Frenchman says.
It may be hard to notice these symptoms in yourself, but you may see them in others.
"Check to see if the person experiencing these symptoms is taking medications and if they may have taken too much or not taken something appropriately," Frenchman says. If the onset of these symptoms is sudden and unusual, don't hesitate to get help.
Ongoing dizziness and fainting episodes can both have numerous causes, such as infections, allergies or neurologic conditions. Such symptoms warrant a trip to your doctor. Sudden weakness of any limb or facial muscle should be checked out immediately because it is a possible symptom of stroke.
Bleeding is considered uncontrolled if it does not stop after five minutes of applying direct, steady pressure. Regardless of the cause, you need immediate medical assistance — do not take the time to call a health care professional.
Warning signs of suicide include extended or severe depression, a preoccupation with death, seeking access to means of killing yourself, and severe mood swings. If you feel suicidal or think someone else is feeling that way, get help right away.
Call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at (800) 273-TALK (8255). Or you can also call 911.
You may cough up a bit of blood due to a cold, along with a dry throat. But if you cough up blood persistently, it could be something more severe. Bloody cough accompanied by fever or shortness of breath might be pneumonia, in which case you need to see the doctor. Vomiting blood is more serious.
"Vomiting blood is a symptom that always needs medical evaluation," Frenchman says.
While these symptoms may simply be the result of a severe case of gastroenteritis — an inflammation of the stomach and intestinal tract — they could indicate appendicitis, meningitis or food poisoning.
"Often gastroenteritis is viral and takes care of itself," Frenchman says. "However, if you have bloody diarrhea or fever, you may have a bacterial infection and need antibiotics. If your symptoms are unrelenting and you can't keep any-thing down, you run the risk of de-hydration and may need IV fluids."
Sudden, severe, unusual or unexplained pain may have a wide range of causes, including herniated discs, muscle spasms, infections or inflammation. In particular, sudden and sharp abdominal pain could be a sign of many conditions, including appendicitis, kidney infections, bladder infections, colitis or infectious diarrhea. If abdominal pain comes on suddenly or doesn't go away, see someone immediately.
A severe headache accompanied by a stiff neck and high fever may indicate meningitis. Sudden onset of "the worst headache of your life" could be the result of bleeding in the brain. Time is critical in both these instances — do not take the time to call a health care professional.
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- CBT to Help Young People with Asperger's Syndrome or Mild Autism to Understand and Express affection : A Manual for Professionals Attwood, 2013
- Problem Solving Therapy in the Clinical Practice Eskin, 2013
- The Behavioral Consequences of Stroke Schweizer and MacDonald, 2014
- Traumatic Brain Injury Rehabilitation for Everyday Adaptive Living Ponsford, 2012
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- Professional Communication in Speech-Language Pathology : How to Write, Talk, and Act Like a ClinicianEmbry, 2013
- Communication Sciences and Disorders : A Contemporary PerspectiveJustice, 2010
- Speech Sound Disorders in Children : In Honor of Lawrence D. ShribergPaul, 2010
- Assessment in Speech-Language Pathology : A Resource ManualShipley, 2009
- Ethics for speech-Language Pathologists and Audiologists : An Illustrative CasebookIrwin, 2007
- Neurogenic Disorders of Language : Theory Driven Clinical PracticeMurray, 2006
Speech Language Pathology E Books
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- Childhood Epilepsy: Language, Learning, and Emotional Complications Svoboda, William B. (2004)
- Cluttering: A Handbook of Research, Intervention, and Education Ward, David., & Scott, Kathleen S. (2011)
- Methods in Clinical Phonetics Ball, Martin J. & Lowry, Orla M. (2008)
- Oxford Bibliography on Linguistics
- Phonological Development and Disorders in Children: A Multilingual Perspective Hua, Zhu., & Dodd, Barbara. (2006)
- Psychological Well Being and Acquired Communication Impairments Brumfitt, Shelagh. (2009)
- Speech in Action: Interactive Activities Combining Speech Language Pathology and Adaptive Physical Education Gonzales, 2011
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- American Journal of Speech Language Pathology Electronic full text: 2001-present
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- Brain and Language Electronic full text:1974-present
- Clinical Linguistics and Phonetics Electronic full text:1997-present
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- Communication Disorders Quarterly (QDC) Electronic full text:1976-present
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- Contemporary Issues in Communication Science and Disorders (CICSD) Electronic full text:1997-present
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- Evidence Based Communication Assessment and Intervention Electronic full text from 2007, but not past 1.5 years
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- Folia Phoniatrica et Logopaedica: International Journal of Phoniatrics, Speech Therapy and Communication Pathology Electronic full text: 2006-present
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- International Journal of Language and Communication Disorders Electronic full text: 1997-present
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- Language and Speech Electronic full text from 1958-present
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- Journal of Speech, Language, and Hearing Research: JSLHR Electronic full text: 1992-present
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- Seminars in Speech and Language Electronic full text: 2000-present
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UFC Fight Night 26 was a success as it helped launch FOX Sports 1 and UFC president Dana White proved that the event delivered by handing out two extra fight night bonuses. White gave an extra Knockout of the Night bonus thanks to the multiple options for the bonus.
The two knockout bonuses went to Travis Browne, who upset Alistair Overeem after being down early, and Matt Brown for his impressive 29 second win over Mike Pyle.
For Submission of the Night, main event participant Chael Sonnen received the bonus for his first-round guillotine win over Shogun Rua, along with Michael McDonald who also earned another bonus. Preliminary bout participants McDonald and Brad Pickett received Fight of the Night honors for their incredible back and forth card earlier in the night. It was a big night for McDonald, who came away with $100,000 in bonus money.
It was a great night of fights for the fans and it is just the beginning for the UFC on FOX Sports 1.
- UFC Fight Night 26 results: Chael Sonnen submits Shogun in Round 1
- UFC Fight Night 26 results: Travis Browne stuns Alistair Overeem with head kick KO in Round 1
- UFC Fight Night 26 results: Urijah Faber overwhelms Iuri Alcantara on way to decision win
- UFC Fight Night 26 results: Matt Brown KOs Mike Pyle in 29 seconds
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