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Fotbalový klub Znojmo je moravský fotbalový klub ze znojemských Oblekovic. Od sezony 2010/11 hrál Přebor Jihomoravského kraje, v ročníku 2015/16 sestoupil do I. A třídy Jihomoravského kraje a poté v sezoně 2017/18 do I. B třídy Jihomoravského kraje (7. nejvyšší soutěž).

Největším úspěchem klubu je účast v nejvyšší jihomoravské soutěži.

Historické názvy
Zdroj:
 19?? – TJ Sokol Oblekovice (Tělovýchovná jednota Sokol Oblekovice)
 198? – TJ Nový Šaldorf
 1996 – FC MONA Znojmo (Football club MONA Znojmo)
 1998 – FC Moulin Rouge Znojmo (Football club Moulin Rouge Znojmo)
 2006 – FK Inzert Expres Znojmo (Fotbalový klub Inzert Expres Znojmo)
 2016 – FK Znojmo (Fotbalový klub Znojmo)

Umístění v jednotlivých sezonách

Legenda: Z – zápasy, V – výhry, R – remízy, P – porážky, VG – vstřelené góly, OG – obdržené góly, +/− – rozdíl skóre, B – body, červené podbarvení – sestup, zelené podbarvení – postup, fialové podbarvení – reorganizace, změna skupiny či soutěže

Poznámky:
 2004/05: Postoupilo taktéž vítězné mužstvo SK Újezd u Brna.

FK Znojmo "B"

FK Znojmo "B" je rezervním týmem FK Znojmo, který od sezony 2010/11 hraje Okresní přebor Znojemska (8. nejvyšší soutěž).

Umístění v jednotlivých sezonách

Legenda: Z – zápasy, V – výhry, R – remízy, P – porážky, VG – vstřelené góly, OG – obdržené góly, +/− – rozdíl skóre, B – body, červené podbarvení – sestup, zelené podbarvení – postup, fialové podbarvení – reorganizace, změna skupiny či soutěže

Poznámky:
 2011/12: B-mužstvo Oblekovic se postupu vzdalo ve prospěch TJ Sokol Blížkovice.

FK Znojmo "C"

FK Znojmo "C" je druhým rezervním týmem FK Znojmo, které vzniklo v roce 2010. Od sezony 2015/16 hraje Základní třídu Znojemska – sk. A (nejnižší soutěž).

Umístění v jednotlivých sezonách

Legenda: Z – zápasy, V – výhry, R – remízy, P – porážky, VG – vstřelené góly, OG – obdržené góly, +/− – rozdíl skóre, B – body, červené podbarvení – sestup, zelené podbarvení – postup, fialové podbarvení – reorganizace, změna skupiny či soutěže

Odkazy

Reference

Literatura
 Týdeník Gól
 Lubomír Skrýval: 80 let rakvického fotbalu – Obec Rakvice 2012

Externí odkazy
 Oficiální stránky FK Znojmo

Fotbalové kluby v Jihomoravském kraji
Fotbalové kluby s nejistým rokem založení
FK
FK
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Biografia
È stato interprete di diversi film musicali incentrati su famose opere liriche.
È ricordato però soprattutto per aver interpretato il ruolo del prof. Pereghi, direttore della scuola del maestro Mombelli, nel film del 1963 Il maestro di Vigevano, diretto da Elio Petri ed interpretato da Alberto Sordi e Claire Bloom. Il film era tratto dal romanzo omonimo Il maestro di Vigevano di Lucio Mastronardi.

Filmografia

Il barbiere di Siviglia (1947)
La forza del destino (1952)
Cenerentola (1953)
Figaro, il barbiere di Siviglia (1955)
Tosca (1956)
Il maestro di Vigevano (1963)

Bibliografia
Il Radiocorriere n. 17/1961

Collegamenti esterni

Attori cinematografici italiani


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2019 Senart Templiers
Classification: Foreign
League: French Division 1
Record: 28-8, Finished 2nd out of 12 teams
Pythagorean W-L: 30-6, 271 Runs, 115 Runs Allowed
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Lionel Alfara? -- 2 3 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 .000 .000 .000 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0
Mohamed Baoui? -- 31 121 106 21 29 7 0 1 20 7 2 8 35 .274 .350 .368 .718 39 1 5 1 1 0
Carlos Belonis 24 35 154 139 30 47 9 6 1 28 11 3 14 28 .338 .399 .511 .910 71 0 0 1 0 1
Matthieu Brelle? -- 2 6 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 .000 .000 .000 .000 0 1 0 0 0 0
Felix Brown# 30 36 161 130 35 36 7 4 0 31 7 1 25 33 .277 .394 .392 .786 51 0 2 1 3 0
Luis Delogu? -- 14 42 41 6 9 2 1 0 5 1 0 1 7 .220 .238 .317 .555 13 3 0 0 0 0
Luke Duris? -- 12 41 36 6 5 3 0 0 4 0 0 5 9 .139 .244 .222 .466 8 1 0 0 0 0
Gary Gilbert? -- 2 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 .000 .000 .000 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0
Clifford Heberden? -- 3 4 4 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 .000 .000 .000 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0
Daniel Jackson 24 36 173 141 38 52 17 3 3 31 4 1 26 19 .369 .459 .596 1.055 84 0 0 3 3 0
Brendan Jenkins 24 17 52 42 7 11 2 0 0 5 2 1 8 7 .262 .392 .310 .702 13 0 1 1 0 0
Leo Jiminian? -- 22 81 63 18 16 2 2 0 12 13 3 14 16 .254 .400 .349 .749 22 0 2 1 1 0
Valentin Klin? -- 11 35 28 5 6 0 1 0 1 2 1 4 10 .214 .353 .286 .639 8 0 2 1 0 0
Pierrick Lemestre? -- 19 70 59 9 15 2 0 0 9 0 1 5 14 .254 .357 .288 .645 17 1 5 0 1 0
Jimmy Mapakou? -- 15 43 36 10 6 1 0 0 1 5 1 6 14 .167 .302 .194 .497 7 0 1 0 0 0
Romain Martinez? -- 27 97 74 13 15 2 0 0 14 2 0 15 18 .203 .362 .230 .591 17 1 4 3 1 0
Alexander Perdomo# 26 32 142 104 35 30 4 3 0 17 18 1 28 17 .289 .465 .385 .849 40 0 8 0 2 1
Florian Peyrichou 33 31 134 116 25 32 3 1 0 24 9 1 10 9 .276 .356 .319 .675 37 1 5 2 1 0
Joeanthony Rivera* 25 5 12 10 2 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 0 .200 .333 .200 .533 2 0 0 0 0 0
Ian Townsend? -- 2 9 9 2 3 1 0 1 3 0 0 0 3 .333 .333 .778 1.111 7 0 0 0 0 0
Benjamin Zoia? -- 17 52 41 8 9 1 0 0 6 3 0 9 14 .220 .385 .244 .629 10 2 2 0 0 0
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Cook, Richard and Aichelburg, C. and Johnston, A. (2015) Illusory feature slowing: evidence for perceptual models of global facial change. Psychological Science 26 (4), pp. 512-517. ISSN 0956-7976.
Upright static faces are widely thought to recruit holistic representations, whereby individual features are integrated into nondecomposable wholes for recognition and interpretation. In contrast, little is known about the perceptual integration of dynamic features when viewing moving faces. People are frequently exposed to correlated eye and mouth movements, such as the characteristic changes that accompany facial emotion, yawning, sneezing, and laughter. However, it is unclear whether the visual system is sensitive to these dynamic regularities, encoding facial behavior relative to a set of dynamic global prototypes, or whether it simply forms piecemeal descriptions of feature states over time. To address this question, we sought evidence of perceptual interactions between dynamic facial features. Crucially, we found illusory slowing of feature motion in the presence of another moving feature, but it was limited to upright faces and particular relative-phase relationships. Perceptual interactions between dynamic features suggest that local changes are integrated into models of global facial change.


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An overview of free will and determinism (or, I may or may not be choosing to write this)
Jerry Coyne and Sam Harris have been pretty busy on the subject of free will lately, and I've engaged in some discussions across the interwebs with various people who share their perspective. It's one of the oldest debates in philosophy, but interest in the topic doesn't seem to be going anywhere. What's new, though, is the idea that science can actually prove we don't have free will. I think that's wrong, but I'll save it for another time.
I'm what's known as a "compatibilist". If there are two common ideas of free will, they are:
Dualism and libertarian free will
Naturalism and determinism
There's a common, and in my opinion misguided, assumption that the only way we can talk about free will is if the mind is somehow disembodied from the brain, and able to circumvent those pesky laws of physics. That kind of argument has never made sense to me, even from a theistic standpoint – after all, why would God go about making this incomprehensibly complex universe governed by all these laws, and then decide that a perpetual miracle of sorts would be required for even the most basic human behavior (and perhaps that of some other higher animals)?
Compatibilism is basically this
Determinism and a certain kind of free will
I prefer to talk about free will and determinism in their simplest terms, to avoid all that "Well, what do you actually mean by free will?" crap. I take free will simply to mean the ability to choose, to have volition. There are some definitions of free will that have to be done away with; namely the aforementioned "libertarian" or "contra-causal" free will. We don't get a pass on the laws of physics. We don't get to make decisions free of a litany of internal and external influences. Our environment, our social interactions, and the very makeup of our brains all profoundly influence our behavior. The playing field is simply not level, and I don't think any reasonable person would dispute this fact.
Determinism can be an equally fuzzy concept, but I'm going to take traditional approach: it's the idea that if we understood all the positions of all the particles in the universe, and we could plug this information into some kind of mathematical formula, we could always predict human behavior. Determinism says choice is fundamentally an illusion. We're automatons, not really making choices but simply the products of inevitability. This is summed up poetically by what's called "Laplace's demon", from the philosopher Pierre-Simon Laplace:
We may regard the present state of the universe as the effect of its past and the cause of its future. An intellect which at a certain moment would know all forces that set nature in motion, and all positions of all items of which nature is composed, if this intellect were also vast enough to submit these data to analysis, it would embrace in a single formula the movements of the greatest bodies of the universe and those of the tiniest atom; for such an intellect nothing would be uncertain and the future just like the past would be present before its eyes.
Compatibilism throws a hook into the discussion; it says we can live in a deterministic universe and still have free will – at least in the ways that really matter. To that end, "determinism" as described above (the "we are automatons" idea) is really more accurately described as "hard determinism". That's the position that folks like Sam Harris and Jerry Coyne take.
Hurdles of (hard) determinism
Determinism raises some rather big issues. If we're not really "free" to make any decisions, then moral responsibility is also illusory. The entire idea of "ought" is irrelevant. To quote Massimo Pigliucci in response to Jerry Coyne,
How is it possible to argue that we "should" do X in order to achieve Y if, as Jerry's intellectual kin, Alex Rosenberg, would put it, "the physical facts fix all the facts"? It is hard for me to make sense of a position that denies that we have any choice in any matter, while at the same time advocating that we should or should not do certain things rather than others. How can we have a choice to contemplate (or not) what Jerry is proposing? How can we then decide to build a kinder world? And since morality itself is an illusion, why should we try to build a kinder world anyway?
I think Massimo hits the nail on the head. This reveals one of the biggest problems with hard determinism: it's philosophically masturbatory. Even if it turns out to be true, it is absolutely without application to our actual lives. We still have to live as though we have volition, and we still have to hold others accountable for their behavior. Even Sam Harris, in his new book, stumbles over this problem. From his old blog entry (which now redirects to his ebook on free will... titled, creatively, "Free Will"):
The great worry is that any honest discussion of the underlying causes of human behavior seems to erode the notion of moral responsibility. If we view people as neuronal weather patterns, how can we coherently speak about morality?
Sam further identifies "the intention to do harm" (emphasis his) as that for which we are justified in holding others responsible. But according to Sam's hard determinism, our intentions are not our own any more than our behavior; thus the hurdle of reconciling the idea of viewing humans as "neuronal weather patterns" with the idea that we have to be responsible for our choices hasn't been overcome. It just can't work in real life.
The problem with reductionism
I suppose I'm not persuaded by hard determinism because the entire position is based on a sort of extreme reductionism. Neurons are not free; our brains are composed of neurons, thus our brains are not free. But this is just a fallacy of composition – it's possible that brains exhibit emergent properties not present in its constituent parts. If we take the reductionist approach, we can just keep going down to quarks (or strings, perhaps) and ever more impossibly complex calculations. In the words of Caltech physicist Sean Carroll, "classical mechanics isn't right; it's just an approximation to quantum mechanics". So we can keep chopping away, and at some point we'll have quantum indeterminacy. That doesn't give us libertarian free will, but it dispenses with the idea that the universe is like an unwinding clock, and we're all subject to a singular inevitable fate no matter what we think we are choosing.
The dichotomy between quantum mechanics and classical physics in many ways parallels the dilemma of free will; to say that free will does not exist is to say that some fundamental description of reality is incompatible with the idea of free will; as Sam Harris says, it's a "non-starter, philosophically and scientifically". But equations that are useful for describing the behavior of particles are not very useful for describing the behavior of baseballs – just as the laws of chemistry, though at a fundamental level of all biology, are not very useful in explaining evolution.
In his book The Grand Design, Stephen Hawking posits what he calls "model-dependent realism". This is the idea that we don't have any ultimate, indisputable description of reality by which to measure the accuracy of various theoretical descriptions of it. Instead, what we say is "real" really comes down what model of reality best fits the data. From the book:
There is no picture- or theory-independent concept of reality. Instead we will adopt a view that we will call model-dependent realism: the idea that a physical theory or world picture is a model (generally of a mathematical nature) and a set of rules that connect the elements of the model to observations. This provides a framework with which to interpret modern science.
We have to look at free will, and volition, a bit differently then. Sean Carroll has a fantastic analogy with the concept of "time":
The microscopic laws of physics (as far as we know) are perfectly reversible; evolution forward in time is no different from evolution backward in time. But the macroscopic world is manifestly characterized by irreversibility. That doesn't mean that the two descriptions are incompatible, just that we have to be careful about how they fit together. In the case of irreversibility, we realize that we need an extra ingredient: the particular configuration of our universe, not just the laws of physics.
He continues,
If we know the exact quantum state of all of our atoms and forces, in principle Laplace's Demon can predict our future. But we don't know that, and we never will, and therefore who cares? What we are trying to do is to construct an effective understanding of human beings, not of electrons and nuclei. Given our lack of complete microscopic information, the question we should be asking is, "does the best theory of human beings include an element of free choice?" The reason why it might is precisely because we have different epistemic access to the past and the future. The low entropy of the past allows for the existence of "records" and "memories," and consequently forces us to model the past as "settled." We have no such restriction toward the future, which is why we model the future as something we can influence. From this perspective, free will is no more ruled out by the consequence argument than the Second Law of Thermodynamics is ruled out by microscopic reversibility.
What Sean Carroll is arguing – which is really the same sort of thing Dan Dennett is arguing in his many musings on free will, including his book Freedom Evolves – is that any useful model of human behavior requires us to view humans as rational agents capable of making choices, just as "time" is a necessary component of any useful model of reality, even if at some "fundamental" level it is not "real".
This means that it's actually Sam Harris' own position that is the philosophical and scientific non-starter. It's wholly dependent on counterfactual claims (e.g., 'I could not have chosen differently') that are unfalsifiable, and it requires access to information that is impossible to attain. Just as we could argue that free will is an illusion, we could also argue that time is an illusion, that evolution is an illusion, that consciousness and self-awareness are illusions, that the laws of thermodynamics are illusions (since they're all ultimately reducible to quantum states). But none of these are useful models of reality. To again pull from Stephen Hawking,
According to model-dependent realism, it is pointless to ask whether a model is real, only whether it agrees with observation. If there are two models that both agree with observation ... then one cannot say that one is more real than another. One can use whichever model is more convenient in the situation under consideration
There are no grounds, then, to say that free will is any less "real" than time, the laws of thermodynamics, evolution, or consciousness. They are all emergent properties of the universe, and any model of our reality must include them. This is what compatibilism entails – it doesn't matter whether the universe is deterministic at some fundamental level. The emergent property we call free will – or, as I prefer to say, volition – is a necessary component of any useful model of human behavior.
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Die Communauté de communes des Loges ist ein französischer Gemeindeverband mit der Rechtsform einer Communauté de communes im Département Loiret in der Region Centre-Val de Loire. Sie wurde am 24. Dezember 1996 gegründet und umfasst aktuell 20 Gemeinden. Der Verwaltungssitz befindet sich im Ort Fay-aux-Loges.

Historische Entwicklung
Mit Wirkung vom 1. Januar 2017 wurde der Verband um die ehemaligen Gemeinden der aufgelösten Communauté de communes Val Sol erweitert. Abweichend davon trat die Gemeinde Vannes-sur-Cosson der Communauté de communes du Val de Sully bei.

Mitgliedsgemeinden

Einzelnachweise

Loges
Gegründet 1996


ALANSON - Katie Biang had 12 points and six steals Wednesday as the Alanson High School girls' basketball team snapped a three-game losing streak with a 29-23 win over Wolverine in its Northern Lakes Conference opener.
"We made our free throws at the end and that's what counted," Alanson coach Shannon Blumke said.
Also for Alanson, 1-3 overall, Sarah Matthew had 10 points and six steals and Jade Kiogima had seven rebounds.
For Wolverine, 0-3, Catrise Bunker scored 11 points.
Wolverine won the JV game 39-30 in overtime. Adrianna Honbeck scored 18 points for the Wildcats.
ELLSWORTH - Emily Veenstra had 10 points and 11 rebounds and Kysha Keehn added 10 points and four rebounds as Ellsworth won its Northern Lakes opener Wednesday.
The Lancers, 2-1 overall, led 29-20 at halftime before stretching their advantage to 41-28 after the third.
"We actually weren't clicking, but defensively we were playing really well," Ellsworth coach Mark Essenberg said. "Defense did it for us. We played in spurts but couldn't seem to get into a groove. It was a big game and a big win for us."
Also for the Lancers, Kelcie Drenth had nine points, seven steals and five rebounds, while Haley Drenth added eight points and three steals.
Jamie Dudley scored 12 points for Vanderbilt.
Ellsworth won the JV game, 37-18, behind 10 points from Chelsea Randall.
BOYNE FALLS - Chelsea Blasko had 14 points and the Wildcats used a big second quarter in topping the Loggers in the Northern Lakes Conference opener for both schools.
Alba led, 16-15, after one quarter, then outscored the Loggers, 21-3, in the second quarter for a 37-18 halftime advantage.
"There's a few minor things we need to work on," Boyne Falls coach Chris Fiel said. "We'll get there."
For Boyne Falls, Kristen Matelski scored 14 points, Katie Fraser added 10, Roslyn Fiel had five rebounds, and Sharmai Wheaton added five steals.
Alba won the JV game 28-15. Melody Harmon scored six points for Boyne Falls.
INLAND LAKES - Lisa Luton had 32 points and 12 rebounds to send Mancelona to a Ski Valley Conference victory over Inland Lakes.
"We had some trouble shooting in the first half and we just couldn't get beyond that," Inland Lakes coach Sarah Howard said.
Traci Powers had 15 points and Keri Jewell added 13 points, nine rebounds and four steals for the Bulldogs, 1-1 overall, 0-1 Ski Valley. Mancelona is 2-0, 1-0.
FIFE LAKE - A pair of double-doubles and a second straight win for Pellston.
Nicole Madigan had 14 points and 13 rebounds, while Kristi Lewis added 14 points and 12 rebounds as Pellston won its Ski Valley opener.
Pellston, 2-0, led 16-13 at the break and upped its advantage to 24-17 at the end of the third.
"We stuck with it," Pellston coach Brian Taylor said. "We struggled, but defense was key for us. Defense was what got us to where we needed to be."
Also for Pellston, Emily Maglothin added eight steals.
For Forest Area, 0-3, Melissa Ingersoll finished with 15 points.
Pellston won the JV game, 35-31. Abby Bodzick and Tayler Friend scored 10 points each for the Hornets.
GAYLORD - Jasmine Hines scored 29 points, grabbed 19 rebounds and made five steals as the Trojans improved to 3-0 in winning their Ski Valley opener. St. Mary is 0-2 overall, 0-1 league.
HARBOR SPRINGS - Caitlin Reeves had a double-double as the Rams earned their first win of the season Wednesday in a non-league contest.
Reeves finished with 17 points and 11 rebounds, while Nicole Sheppard added 16 points and seven steals.
The Rams, 1-2 overall, led comfortably 17-1 after the first quarter and 31-9 at the half.
"It feels great to get that first win," Harbor coach Mike Albert said. "We had a good week of practice and our intensity level was up. We came to play and defensively we were much, much better."
For Mackinaw City, 0-4, Cheyenne Withey had 12 points.
Harbor won the JV game, 54-13. For the Rams, Elena Ongaro had 15 points, while Spencer Niersel added 12 and Becca Morse, 11 points.
EAST JORDAN - Ashley Slade made all six of her free throws and finished with 28 points as Kingsley handed the Red Devils a non-league loss.
"They're a very good basketball team," East Jordan coach Sean Ferguson said. "It was a tight game, but we couldn't seem to get over the hump."
Slade's 28 points gave her 1,328 for her career, the most ever for a Kingsley player, and she extended her state record for consecutive free throws to 43. She has signed with Division II Armstrong Atlantic State in Savannah, Ga.
For East Jordan, 0-2, Ashley Skrocki had 15 points and eicht rebounds, freshman Grace Howes added eight points and six rebounds, freshman Tanner McCune had seven points and three assists, and Andrea Chew added five steals.
Kingsley won the JV game, 57-18. Jessica Kinner had 10 points for East Jordan.


The conference fee of the London International Model United Nations does not include accommodation in London for the duration of the conference. Participating delegates and delegations must organise this independently.
While it may be daunting to find suitable accommodation in a city you have never visited before—or, at least, not often—London's size, vibrancy and popularity entail it offers countless options varying in price, quality and location. In addition, London's public transportation system is commendable, spanning both the iconic double-decker buses and the extraordinary underground subway system, which can transport you from any one part of the city to another in little time. For these reasons, finding adequate accommodation is easy, and delegates do not need to worry about being situated physically close to the conference venues.
Nonetheless, should you wish to find accommodation near the main conference venue, please see here. Note this is a sample, non-exhaustive list.
For your information, the first day of LIMUN takes place chiefly at Central Hall Westminster (SW1H 9NH), while the main conference venue is King's College London's Waterloo Campus (SE1 9NH).


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Wilmoths Helps New C3 Hit 10,000 UK Sales
Wilmoths Helps New C3 Hit 10,000 UK Sales
In its first six months, New Citroen C3 has already sold 10,000 units in the UK, making it Citroen's top-selling model in the country. Many of those cars have been delivered through the 11-strong Wilmoths Citroen network of dealerships.
The appeal of this latest Citroen is confirmed by the number of influential awards already received for the car - more than 25 globally including "Best Urbanite" in BBC TopGear magazine's "Best Cars in the World" edition even before the car's official launch - and an overall client rating of 4.7 stars (out of 5) on Citroen Advisor.
This exceptional performance confirms the outstanding appeal of New C3, along with impressive UK results such as:
More than 60% of sales in the top-end Flair trim (with ConnectedCAM Citroen™ as standard)
Almost 100% of sales with a two-tone (body/roof) paint finish
More than 64% of cars sold with Airbump® panels
With the debut of ConnectedCAM Citroen™ – the world's first built-in dashcam – New C3 allows the driver and front passenger to safely take photos or videos for instant sharing via social media using a free app. It also operates as a conventional dashcam in the event of an on-road incident.
The high-performance powertrain options are efficient and economical with PureTech petrol and BlueHDi diesel engines, and the latest generation EAT6 fully automatic gearbox available as part of the range.
New C3 delivers class-leading passenger comfort and a highly customisable character, offering 36 different exterior colour combinations. With a distinctive design, the large panoramic sunroof floods the spacious cabin with natural light while the comfortable seats, inspired by the Citroen Advanced Comfort® programme, promote well-being and emphasise a feeling of reassurance, comfort and calm.
Find out what New Citroen C3 can do for you by contacting your nearest Wilmoths Citroen dealership.


Problem: Dursey Island is separated from the Beara Peninsula (pictured) by a mutinous sound too dangerous for a ferry crossing. Solution? Ireland's only cable car.
Dursey's lifeline is so much more than that, however. Licensed to carry 500kg, be it people, dogs or sheep, the 10-minute ride will have you worrying at wobbly cables, wondering at the teeming Atlantic and marvelling at the sheer Irishness of it all when you disembark on an island populated by just six souls.
Local farmers protested this year at new regulations restricting the carriage of cattle on the car, and a working group is currently looking at how it may operate sustainably into the future. Let's hope it stays – it really is one of a kind.
Details: 027 70054; bearatourism.com; €8/€4 return.
Whilst everyone else was busy watching the dolphins in Dublin Bay on RTE News, guests of Aaron O'Grady's 54-foot Explorer were watching the real thing. Operating a state-of-the-art yacht from Dun Laoghaire harbour, gosailing.ie offers not just a spin around the bay, but an informal history lesson, wildlife encounters, practical sailing tips, and the chance to take the helm of the Explorer yourself. The yacht is one thing; the crew's passion for this underrated coastline is an added bonus.
Details: gosailing.ie, sailings from €35pp (from March 1st).
Before touring Kinsale with Dermot Ryan this summer, I knew the town as a seafood haven riddled with colourful Georgian and Victorian architecture. Afterwards, I knew it had been visited by the man who inspired Robinson Crusoe (Alexander Selkirk), that Cromwell used its church as a stable, and that seawater flows under the streets at high tide – "so you're walking on water when you visit." The hours flew by in the company of this retired teacher who charges just €5 for his tours.
Details: 086 826-7656; kinsaleheritage.com; €5/free.
You can imagine how hard this was to pitch. Invest hundreds of thousands in a 42km cycling trail that follows a defunct railway line into the middle of nowhere during a recession? And yet here is the Great Western Greenway, threading a glorious trail from Achill Island to Westport, sparking all sorts of new businesses ideas along the route. Officially opened this June, the trail is family-friendly, largely sealed-off from traffic, and doesn't require the lungs of Lance Armstrong to complete. It won a European Destination of Excellence Award this year too.
There is so much to recommend about this 17th century farmhouse – breakfasts laden with fresh strawberries, local cheese and bacon from the farm; drawing rooms with deep carpets, antique pieces and sash windows; grounds laced with a farm walk, tennis court and a cute little croquet lawn. Most of all though, there's the hostess – Kathleen Mernagh, whose exquisite brand of hospitality was in evidence from the first cup of tea to the final wave from the door.
Details: 053 915-8885; killianecastle.com; three nights B&B from €135pp.
Is Galway's g hotel poised or is it pretentious? Some find Philip Treacy's design gaudy and OTT – the hot pink furniture, the moody passageways, the lobby aquarium with its Connemara seahorses – but every time I walk in I get a little boost. Sure, the location is poor. Sure, €4.80 is too much to pay for a cappuccino. But five years after opening, the lounge areas still feel like a series of freshly-minted movie sets, and the service still merits five stars. Worth a splurge.
Details: 091 865200; theghotel.ie; 2B&B +1D from €175pp.
There aren't many awards left for Gregan's Castle to win this year. AA Ireland Hotel of the Year, Food & Wine Magazine's Best Restaurant in Ireland and RAI Best Hotel Restaurant are just some of the gongs now weighing down the mantelpieces in the ultimate Burren bolthole. Turf fires, crafted gardens and a cosy bar all swoon around the 21 rooms in Simon and Freddie Haden's four-star, and Finnish chef Mickael Viljanen surely has his sights set on the one missing trophy: a Michelin Star.
Details: 065 707-7005; gregans.ie; B&B plus dinner from €155pp.
2011 has been a surprising year for new openings – from the restored Ard na Sidhe in Co. Kerry to Sandbrook House in Co. Carlow, from restaurants like Mulberry Garden to new activities like Zipit Forest Adventures in Lough Key Forest Park. Nothing compares to Ballyfin, however, which opened in May after almost a decade of restoration (longer than the original build took in the 1820s). With doubles from €750 per night, it's easily the most expensive hotel in the country, but the details are exquisite, from the 80-foot library to Lady Coote's original bath, rescued from a stable.
Details: 057 875-5866; ballyfin.com; from €750 per double.
Mention science and many of us switch off, but this excellent gallery at Dublin's Trinity College is all about switching on. A superb space thrashing out scientific issues in imaginative ways, visitors this year could have encountered a 'carbon barbecue', prosthetic heads and atomic kitchens, amidst dozens of other wacky displays. The current exhibition explores the future of water, though my little girl will always remember it as the place where she got wrapped in a bubble. Best of all, it's free.
Free-diving sounds like some kind of recession-related PADI promotion, but the reality is far more intriguing. It's the art of holding your breath underwater, and Feargus Callagy of Freedive Ireland is pioneering it as an ocean experience off the coast of Mullaghmore. Forget plummeting to dangerous depths – Callagy's focus is on the sensation of swimming underwater without the noise and weight of scuba-diving equipment, and he teaches the techniques in pool sessions too.
Details: 086 809-9898; freediveireland.com; half-day courses from €65pp.
May 23rd, 2011 will never be forgotten in Moneygall. On that day, President Obama rolled into town, shaking hands and kissing babies in a buoyant re-connection with the hometown of his great-great-great grandfather, Falmouth Kearney, who left for the US on the SS Marmion in 1850. Then came the pint of Guinness, which Obama not only knocked back, but paid for (the €50 has since been framed) in Ollie Hayes' pub. Granted, that pub may not be the most characterful in the country, but its genteel host, surreal collection of election posters, 'Obama Abú' stickers and a life-size bust of the 44th President make it a legend regardless. Worth a diversion off the M7.
Details: Main St., Moneygall; 0505 45230.
The MTV Europe Awards and forthcoming Titanic Festival have giving Belfast a big boost, but the smaller attractions are just as noteworthy. Set in an inauspicious building beside Kelly's pub on Bank Street, Mourne Seafood sources fresh fish daily ("we just go with what's caught") for dishes like Japanese oysters with shredded cucumber and ginger (£7.25/€8.50), or squid and chorizo risotto with roast tomatoes and gremolata (£6.50/€7.60). Everything smacks of the deep – not surprising when you learn that co-founder Bob McCoubrey was originally a marine biologist.
Details: +44 (0)28 9024 8544; mourneseafood.com.
You can foist all the awards you like on an attraction, but the only one that really matters is the one dished out by customers themselves: the return visit. This year, our family invested in a season ticket to Killruddery Gardens. Why? Because the Bray oasis is perfect for a wander, there's a decent cafe in the old ornamental dairy, you can play endless games amongst the bay hedges, cypress trees and rolling slopes, and views stretch as far as the Sugar Loaf. It's no surprise that the Earl of Meath's home has hosted film shoots ranging from Camelot to The Count of Monte Cristo.
Details: 087 419-8674; killruddery.com; €5/free.
Sea-kayaking is a gem of an activity by day. But just wait till you try it by night. I paddled out into a glassy Castlehaven Bay with Atlantic Sea Kayaking this autumn, watching the sun set and the constellations appear in the darkening skies above. But the real wonder was below – shoals of bioluminescent plankton that glowed brighter and brighter as night fell. It's a mesmerising phenomenon, an aquatic northern lights – and definitely one for the bucket list.
Details: 028 21058; atlanticseakayaking.com; €45pp for 2.5 hours.
When people recommend Helen and Brian Heaton's Castlewood House in Dingle, 'breakfast' is one of the first words from their lips. Little wonder. Served in a bright and airy room that's more boutique hotel than B&B, buffet highlights include a medley of homemade breads, local cheeses and a stunning range of stewed fruits (think oranges in caramel, pears poached in orange juice, or plums in star-anise syrup). Hot breakfasts cooked to order by Brian range from homemade pancakes with maple syrup to a vegetarian Full Irish, and the coffee is full of perk. Yum.
Details: 066 915-2788; castlewooddingle.com; B&B from €45pp.
Like many of the best travel experiences, this one came along by complete chance. Driving from Carrick-on-Suir to Clonmel, I spied a leafy lay-by outside Kilsheelan. Parking the car, I followed a set of stone steps down to a gathering of picnic tables under the shade of several ash trees. The River Suir flowed past a Norman motte, and an old stone bridge arched over the water. Bliss.
Yes, it sounds cheesy. But Dublin's Literary Pub Crawl is also clued-in, passionate and bloody good fun, as I found over a brilliant couple of hours this spring. Trained actors lead groups on a trail of pubs like the Duke, O'Neill's and Davy Byrne's, evoking Joyce, Behan and Kavanagh with a peppering of pizzazz, lots of quirky anecdotes, more than a drop of drinking lore, and plenty of time set aside to quaff and chat along the way. A 22-year-old institution, and deservedly so.
Details: 087 263-0270; dublinpubcrawl.com; €12/€10.
There are as many natural wonders in Connemara as there are stars in the sky, but even so, the tidal causeway linking Claddaghduff and Omey Island is a standout. Driving over the squelching sands here was as much a sensation as a route from A to B, and the island road I linked up with took me to a deserted beach strewn with sandstone boulders, rock pools, an upturned currach and wild Atlantic views. See it at its finest during the annual horse races in July.
Five years ago, asking the average punter to locate 'Ballyhoura' on a map would have been akin to asking the average American to locate Iraq. That's changing, largely because of the awesome mountain biking network now braided into the Ballyhoura Mountains – where loops ranging from a 6km taster trail to a 51km bone-shaker allow bikers to squeeze as much or as little adrenaline as they please from the technical single-track and old forest roads. Ireland's newest mountain biking trail opened this May, a fast and funky 8km loop at Ticknock in the Dublin Mountains (pictured). It's another inspired use of a free natural resource. Kudos to Coillte.
Details: 063 91300; ballyhouramtb.com. Parking costs €5.
This list originally appeared in The Irish Independent.


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When a customer is sending the equipment to a data recovery company, most companies who claim to perform RAID recoveries will require the RAID controller. That means that they do not have the capabilities to do the recovery without the controller or don't have the knowledge to perform an advanced recovery from the array.
They will most likely need the RAID Controller to identify the parity information or to use the controller to try rebuilding the array. These are simple steps that only work for very limited types of cases. This process can potentially damage the success of any future recovery, if done wrong. Also in most cases this attempt will not be successful due to drive corruption, which is the most common reason for arrays to fail in the first place.
We receive a large number of cases from customers who sent RAID arrays to other companies to attempt a recovery, and in many of them the data is lost forever due to failed recovery attempts.
Advanced knowledge and experience with file system formats at the sector level is critical for all recoveries. Understanding the HEX/Binary format at the lowest level that exists in file-systems in general, and in particular for RAID arrays, is essential to the success of the recovery. The vast knowledge we have help us recover NAS or complex SAN devices which are using non-standard, proprietary or modified file systems .
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Q: We re-striped/re-initialized the RAID array, formatted the array and copied data back to it. Is there a chance of recovering the data from before the array was re-striped/re-initialized?
A: It's still possible to recover the data on these cases. It will depend on the RAID controller's functionality and how much data was copied to the array. Contact us to determine how we can help you in your RAID data recovery process.
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(rād) Short for Redundant Array of Independent (or Inexpensive) Disks, a category of disk drives that employ two or more drives in combination for fault tolerance and performance.
Striped Disk Array without Fault Tolerance: Provides data striping (spreading out blocks of each file across multiple disk drives) without redundancy. This improves performance but does not deliver fault tolerance. If one drive fails then all data in the array is lost.
Mirroring and Duplexing: Provides disk mirroring. Level 1 provides twice the read transaction rate of single disks and the same write transaction rate as single disks.
Error-Correcting Coding: Not a typical implementation and rarely used, Level 2 stripes data at the bit level rather than the block level.
Bit-Interleaved Parity: Provides byte-level striping with a dedicated parity disk. Level 3, which cannot service simultaneous multiple requests, also is rarely used.
Dedicated Parity Drive: A commonly used implementation of RAID, Level 4 provides block-level striping (like Level 0) with a parity disk. If a data disk fails, the parity data is used to create a replacement disk. A disadvantage to Level 4 is that the parity disk can create write bottlenecks.
Block Interleaved Distributed Parity: Provides data striping at the byte level and also stripe error correction information. This results in excellent performance and good fault tolerance. Level 5 is one of the most popular implementations of RAID.
Independent Data Disks with Double Parity: Provides block-level striping with parity data distributed across all disks.
A Mirror of Stripes: Not one of the original RAID levels, two RAID 0 stripes are created, and a RAID 1 mirror is created over them. Used for both replicating and sharing data among disks.
A Stripe of Mirrors: Not one of the original RAID levels, multiple RAID 1 mirrors are created, and a RAID 0 stripe is created over these.
EMC Corporation's proprietary striped parity RAID system used in its Symmetrix storage systems.
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ALS, Lou Gehrig's Disease, Motor Neuron Disease, Chronic Progressive Chorea
What is amyotrophic lateral sclerosis?
Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) is a progressive neurological disease that reduces and eventually eliminates patients' muscle control. It is commonly known as Lou Gehrig's disease after the famous baseball player who died of ALS in 1941.
ALS is a rare condition. Approximately 5,600 cases are diagnosed annually in the United States, according to the ALS Association. An estimated 30,000 Americans are living with the disease at any given time.
Patients who develop ALS lose control of their muscles as the neurons responsible for movement begin to die. In healthy bodies, motor neurons transmit signals from the brain, through the nerves and then to the muscles. This enables the muscles to move. When the nerves die, these muscles begin to waste away from the lack of use (atrophy). ALS affects motor neurons throughout the body, including those in the brain that control the muscles of speech, swallowing and facial expression, and those in the spinal cord that control other aspects of movement.
The impact of the disease usually is first seen in the patient's hands, arms or legs. The muscles become weak and the patient may lose fine movement control in the hands. This may affect everyday activities such as buttoning clothes and tying shoes. The disease continues to spread to other muscle groups, gradually reducing the patient's ability to move. Eventually patients become paralyzed due to muscle degradation. Most patients have no loss of mental function. However, some may develop dementia.
ALS is usually a fatal disease. It typically progresses until it causes death from respiratory failure, because the muscles that control breathing degrade. In some cases, patients experience a remission or halting of disease progression, but the mechanisms responsible for this phenomenon are not well-understood. According to the ALS Association, approximately 20 percent of ALS patients live five years or longer after the onset of symptoms, while 10 percent live longer than 10 years. However, most patients succumb to the condition approximately three to five years after diagnosis.
The disease can develop at almost any age, but most cases occur in the middle to later stages of life. The majority of patients notice the early symptoms of ALS between the ages of 40 and 70. Other individuals experience symptoms earlier, with some people developing the disease in their 20s. Men are 20 percent more likely than women to develop the disease early in life. However, disease occurrence in the later years of life is equal for men and women, according to the ALS Association.
The vast majority (90 to 95 percent) of ALS cases occur sporadically with no identifiable cause (sporadic ALS). However, 5 to 10 percent of ALS patients have a family history of the disease (familial myotrophic lateral sclerosis). In these cases, it is thought that the disease is the result of a genetic mutation that has an autosomal dominant inheritance pattern. This means that only one parent must carry the mutated gene for it to be passed to future generations. Sporadic ALS and familial ALS have identical symptoms, patterns of progression and prognosis.
A type of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, called Guamanian ALS, was observed in Guam and elsewhere in the Pacific during the 1950s. However, this form of ALS is now rare. Many of these cases were also associated with other neurological disorders, such as Parkinson's disease and Alzheimer's disease.
ALS can be confused with other conditions that have similar symptoms, such as Parkinson's disease, Lyme disease and stroke. However, an important distinction between ALS and some other motor disorders is that ALS rarely results in any decline of mental function. ALS patients also do not have the tremor that is characteristic of Parkinson's disease.
Frequent signs and symptoms of ALS
Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) is a progressive disease, which means that the signs and symptoms of grow more severe as the disease advances. The first indication of ALS is usually muscle weakness or twitching. These symptoms are usually mild when they first occur and are often overlooked by patients and caregivers. They can also be mistaken for other disorders, such as Parkinson's disease or stroke. In the case of late-onset ALS, early symptoms can be confused with the natural signs of aging.
The early symptoms typically start in one hand or in the facial muscles before moving to other parts of the body. Other early symptoms include:
Slurred or nasal speech or difficulty in projecting voice
Frequent tripping or dropping things
Muscle cramps, spasms or twitching (fasciculation)
Loss of muscle bulk
Uncontrollable laughing, crying or yawning
The symptoms and progression of ALS may vary widely between patients. Most (60 percent) will experience muscle weakness as these tissues atrophy. Some patients experience pain from muscle spasms. Other late-stage symptoms include:
Difficulty lifting or holding up the head
As the muscles continue to degrade, patients lose their mobility and become paralyzed. Eventually, the muscles involved in swallowing and breathing weaken, which usually results in death from respiratory failure.
Potential causes of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis
Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) can develop in anyone. The symptoms of the disease are caused by the degradation of motor neurons, which are essential for muscle control and movement. What causes the neurons to degrade is unknown in the vast majority of cases.
A genetic mutation has been identified in 20 percent of patients with familial ALS (which equates to one or two percent of all ALS patients). The mutation affects the body's ability to produce the antioxidant SOD1 (superoxide dismutase 1). Without this antioxidant, harmful free radical chemicals collect in the body and may cause the degeneration of motor neurons.
Patients with the SOD1 mutation have the ability to pass the mutation to any offspring they may have. ALS is typically inherited in an autosomal dominant pattern, which means that only one parent must have the mutation for it to be passed onto the next generation. There is a 50 percent chance that the offspring of people with this genetic mutation will develop the disease based on the typical autosomal dominant inheritance pattern, although there can be some variability in individual cases.
Researchers continue to search for other causes of both familial and sporadic amyotrophic lateral sclerosis. Possibilities include:
Glutamate. This chemical is a neurotransmitter that is usually involved in transferring signals between neurons. Excessive amounts of glutamate can cause neurons to die. ALS patients frequently have higher than normal levels.
Neurofilament arrangement. Neurofilaments are structural units of neurons that help maintain cell shape and are involved in nerve signal transmission. The misarrangment of neurofilaments can prevent nerve cells from signaling muscles and eventually lead to neuron death. Some ALS patients have a genetic mutation that may disrupt the proper arrangement of neurofilaments.
Autoimmune disorders. These are conditions in which the immune system attacks the body's own cells. Some scientists suspect that certain types of autoimmune disorders may attack and kill neurons, resulting in the development of ALS.
Others. Viral infections, trauma and exposure to toxins are among other possible causes of ALS that have been suggested by scientists. Research continues into whether these are potential causes of the disease.
Diagnosis methods for ALS
Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) is typically diagnosed on the basis of signs and symptoms of progressive muscular weakness. Physical and neurological examinations are conducted to test muscle strength and reflexes. These examinations can also detect additional signs of disease, such as muscle twitching and atrophy. A family history of the disease is likely to confirm familial ALS.
The physician is likely to conduct other diagnostic tests to rule out other possible causes of muscle weakness and other signs and symptoms of the disease. When ALS is suspected, these tests may need to be repeated over time to monitor the progression of muscle weakness.
Tests used to diagnose ALS include:
Electromyogram (EMG). The electrical activity of muscles can be measured by inserting an electrode through the skin and into the target tissue. Results from repeated testing may be compared over months to monitor progressive loss of nerve signal strength.
Nerve conduction velocity (NCV) studies. Another method of studying how signals are transmitted through nerves. A mild electric shock is sent from one electrode to another through a nerve. The speed that the signal travels between the two electrodes is called the nerve conduction velocity. Over time the signal will get weaker and move more slowly in ALS patients, reflecting the breakdown of neurons.
Blood tests, urine tests and spinal tap tests. Fluids may be tested to exclude other possible causes of muscle weakness, such as Lyme disease.
Imaging tests. MRIs (magnetic resonance imaging) and x-rays may be used to scan the body for other possible causes of muscle weakness. Brain scans can show changes in neural tissue that sometimes accompany ALS.
DNA test. Blood samples can be tested for a genetic mutation that is found in approximately two percent of ALS patients. This is seldom used as a diagnostic tool and is usually only conducted on symptomatic patients who have a family history of the SOD1 genetic mutation.
Treatment of Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS)
There is no cure for amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), nor is there a method of preventing its development. Treatment is palliative in nature, thus focusing on helping the patient maintain as much mobility as possible and prolonging the patient's life.
Excessive amounts of the neurotransmitter glutamate are believed to cause neurons to die. An antiglutamate medication (riluzole) reduces the amount of this neurotransmitter in the body. It has been shown to slow the progression of the disease and extend the life of ALS patients by at least a few months. Side effects of the medication include weakness, dizziness, gastrointestinal disorders and changes in liver function.
Surgical procedures to ease breathing problems are sometimes performed in the latter stages of the disease. During a tracheostomy, a hole is made in the trachea (windpipe) and a tube is inserted. This bypasses many of the muscles involved in breathing and allows air to more easily reach the lungs.
Other forms of ALS treatment provide supportive care to ease the symptoms of patients.
These might include:
Physical therapy. This is designed to improve movement and muscle control in patients. Other types of therapy that may be useful include occupational therapy (to improve fine motor skills, such as the ability to tie shoelaces or button clothes), speech therapy and nutrition therapy.
Mechanical respiratory assistance (breathing using a ventilator). This is usually used in the latter stages of the disease when the muscles that control breathing start to weaken significantly. It reduces the risk of death due to respiratory failure and aspiration pneumonia (pneumonia caused by the inhalation of foreign particles).
Medications. There are several medication available that can reduce fatigue, muscle cramps, pain and other symptoms of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis.
Counseling and other forms of support. Depression, anxiety and fear are common emotions for people who have been diagnosed with ALS. Individual or group counseling may be a valuable outlet for both patients and caregivers.
Assistive devices. These may include canes, orthotics, higher toilet seats and specialized utensils. Eventually, most ALS patients will require a wheelchair.
Caregiver assistance. In the latter stages of the disease, most patients require assistance with daily activities such as dressing, washing and buttoning clothes. In some cases, this may involve round-the-clock assistance in a nursing home.
Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis may develop in any person and there is no way to prevent the disease. Sometimes, patients with ALS experience a remission or halting of disease progression, but the mechanisms behind this occurrence are not understood.
DNA tests may confirm the presence of the genetic mutation that causes approximately 2 percent of cases. However, in the vast majority of cases, there is no way to predict the occurrence of the disease.
Adults with a family history of the disease may wish to undergo genetic counseling before having a child. Genetic counseling can help a person or couple learn more about the likelihood of passing genetic disorders to future generations, which can provide guidance for family planning.
There are no medications to treat ALS.
Antibiotics to fight infection if pneumonia develops.
Baclofen may help reduce spasticity.
Antidepressant may help to decrease saliva production.
Age over 40.
Family history of ALS.
Incidence is highest among those whose occupation demands strenuous physical labor.
Death usually occurs within two to seven years from the onset of symptoms. However, exceptions do occur. Some people have lived more than twenty years after diagnosis.
Questions for your doctor regarding ALS
Preparing questions in advance can help patients to have more meaningful discussions with healthcare professionals regarding their condition. Patients may wish to ask their doctor the following questions related to amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS):
What do you think caused my ALS?
What is my prognosis?
Is there treatment for my ALS?
If a family member has had ALS, am I or my children at greater risk for the disease?
What symptoms may indicate the start of ALS?
Will my mental ability by affected?
How often should I be tested for signs that the disease is progressing?
Is there anyway to prevent my ALS from getting worse?
What does a diagnosis of ALS mean for me and my family?
Can you recommend a counselor to help me and my family cope with ALS?
Are there new medications or treatment options available that might help?
Stay as active as possible. Weakness will gradually limit capability. A rehabilitation program can help in maintaining independence as long as possible.
Obtain equipment that will aid in mobility, such as walker or wheelchair.
If swallowing is difficult, soft, easy-to-swallow foods.
May require tube feedings eventually.
What might complicate it?
As the disease progresses, the individual becomes unable to speak, swallow, or move. The muscles used in respiration usually become affected making breathing difficult. Resulting complications may include choking, pressure sores, and respiratory complications. Swallowing dysfunction may cause pneumonia.
Neurologist, physical therapist and occupational therapist.
You or a family member has symptoms of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis.
Coughing, choking or fever occurs after diagnosis.
What are food allergies?
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