Click this link and you will get a preformatted email which you can send which will log you off immediately. If this method doesn't work (the email MUST come from the one currently registered to you on Stutt-L), please contact me directly at RussHicks@mail.com for special help. Please do NOT send signoff messages to the list! If you do that, you'll be sending your signoff message to nearly 500 people, and that is a gross violation of common netiquette.

A The original purpose of the list is to provide an academic/professional internet discussion group to discuss "Stuttering Research and Clinical Practice." In the many years since the establishment of Stutt-L, many people who stutter have joined the list. So while the original intent of the list is still valid, the interaction with people who stutter has become an important tenant for Stutt-L.

A Currently the list owner is Russ Hicks from Dallas, Texas. His email address is RussHicks@mail.com.. There are two co-owners, Lou Heite currently from Alaska and Lynda Voigt from Seattle who work with Russ on the administrative aspects of maintaining the list. The former list owner and founder Woody Starkweather also remains the list owner "emeritus". There is also a panel of about 15 people who form an informal "advisory board" to help set policy and direction for the list.

A We don't keep demographics on subscribers, but my tummy feel tells me that we have about 50% people who stutter, 30% student SLPs, and 20% professional/academic SLPs. There are also a small percentage of "others," for example parents or other friends or relatives of people who stutter, teachers, physicians, counselors, and others simply interested in stuttering for a variety of reasons. I emphasize that all that is little more than a guess.

A Yes indeed! This is highly recommended as a matter of fact. Send an email to the Stutt-L owner at RussHicks@mail.com. which contains a list of email addresses and names to add to Stutt-L. The list should look something like this... Please be absolutely certain of the email addresses because whatever you specify will be added to the Stutt-L subscription database. This mass add procedure is highly efficient.

A Go to http://listserv.temple.edu/archives/stutt-l.html and select "Join or leave the list (or change settings)". Then on the resulting screen fill in your name and email address and press "Join the list." Stutt-L is a "restricted list" and each subscription request from the above procedure generates a message to the list owners who must approve all subscriptions.

Click this link and click "Join or leave the list (or change settings)". Then click on "login with your LISTSERV password" (you don't need a password to do this) and CHANGE (over type) your email address right there on the screen. You can do this anytime you want.

A The welcome message you received when you first joined Stutt-L is an excellent source of help. But if you've lost that, or need additional help, I'll be more than happy to help you. Send me an email to RussHicks@mail.com.

If you're a masochistic fiend on this subject, take a look at the Stuttering Home Page at www.mnsu.edu/comdis/kuster/alphabetsoup.html

A The operative word, as I tell my kids, is "reasonable." Woody had a policy of one announcement and one reminder for any significant stuttering event such as upcoming workshops or meetings. And I like that rule, although I do not keep a black book with counts in it. If it gets irritating or if people start to complain, I'll ask for the postings to stop. But I hate to do that.

A No. Subscribers are screened for membership and as long as the posts do not violate the general policies of Stutt-L, members may post whatever they please. Gross violations of netiquette or Stutt-L policies could result in warnings or removal from the list.

A Stutt-L maintains no position on the worthiness of any speech program or technique. And that's good, because various programs and therapies work differently for each individual who stutters. The "one size fits all" approach does NOT work for people who stutter. The Stuttering Home Page at http://www.stutteringhomepage.com has an entire section devoted to this topic. Select the topic "Therapy for Stuttering." You will be amazed at the depth of information there.

Yes you can know who is watching you by watching yourself or investing in spy gadgets to counter eavesdropping. No one is immune against eavesdropping attack, but it is your birthright to protect yourself against such attack.

It is unlikely that anyone would experience a "reaction." However, some people experience a cleansing process- such as sinus drainage, fatigue, and stiif and aching joints - when their bodies start releasing accumulated toxins from congested tissue. People may confuse this natural healing process with illness. Several of the herbs have detoxifying, anti-microbial and anti-parasitical properties.

A : The L-BOW design was the first model that Heiko worked on. He asked himself: How does a body have to be purely theoretically designed, in order to get an optimal sound and to use the resonance areas as well as possible? The L-BOW is the result, and the "bow" is not there just for a futuristic design, but instead for the effect it has on lowering the cut-off frequency of the structure.

Both "L" and "l" (upper- and lowercase letter L) are correct symbols for the liter, but the uppercase version is preferred to avoid confusion with the digit 1. A script small L is occasionally seen but is not correct. References: SI Brochure ?4.1, Table 6 ? SI Brochure Appendix 1, 16th CGPM, 1979, Resolution 6 ? ISO 31-0 ?2.3.4, Table 5 ? IEEE/ASTM SI-10 ?3.3.2.4 ? NIST SP 811 ?5.1.1, Table 6 ? NIST SP 811 ?6.1.2(b).

We do not think so here at spy emporium because one can easily alter a recorded message with digital recording, while it is not possible to do so with analog. See your legal advisor for more legal information. Analog recorders are better for evidence gathering.

SAG-L is an open forum for the discussion of the products and services of Software AG. Although primarily intended for topics of a technical nature, topics regarding applications and application programming are also encouraged. SAG-L is offered as a free service by the University of Arkansas.

Nanotechnology is technology on the scale of nanometers, ie, billionths (nano) of a meter − one millionth of a millimeter. This is the size scale of atoms. Nanotechnology is the technology of manipulation of atoms to create molecules by design. K. Eric Drexler's book ENGINES OF CREATION foresees the application of nanotechnology to repair freezing damage in cryonics patients.

According to ?___.320 (b) of the OMB Circular A-133, a senior level representative of the auditee and the auditor must sign the form. Signatures must be original (not photocopied) and dated.

A - An illuminated sign is a sign that is illuminated by electrical means. All wiring and accessory electrical equipment shall conform to the provisions of the NYC Electrical Code.

No. If you do you will be removed from Clixmania. You will lose all your credits, referrals and commissions owed.

It’s simple. Contact your utility or ESP and ask if they offer Net Metering. Your ESP and the company that distributes electricity to you may be the same or different companies. Your ESP handles the billing and accounting for Net Metering, while your local distribution company (LDC) handles how your generating system is connected to the grid.

A - A call sign is the name you are identified by on our site and in our air traffic control or pylon racing services we provide. A call sign is something that you choose and should meet the professional and realistic criteria required to fly in our sessions. A realistic call sign is defined as any aircraft registry number (Example: N3402C), or commercial airline flight number (Example UAL1220).

We have had so many questions about L-Cystein (Cysteine L-form). L-Cysteine is an essential amino acid. It is derived from hair. Most often the source of the hair is HUMAN or HORSE HAIR, because of this it is designated as an unclean food additive. It is used in bakery products as a nutrient.

Currently, there are 144 operating CTA® stations, following the opening of Conservatory in 2001, and 6 abandoned ones. The most stations there have ever been on the "L"TM system at one time is 227. This number was achieved in 1943 with the opening of the State Street Street subway and remained in effect until 1948 when the Skokie branch (March) and 10 Lake Street "L"TM stations (April) were closed.