A reason for your arm or hand falling asleep at night could be because of having a stroke. A stroke is a life-threatening emergency that happens when there is a disruption in the flow of blood to your brain. This can cause paralysis, loss of consciousness, numbness on one side of the body, and impaired speech.
President (capitalization) President is capitalized when it comes immediately before the name of a president of a country. It is not capitalized when it refers to a president but does not immediately precede the name. For example, note the contrast in these sentences: House Speaker John Boehner criticized President Barack Obama Thursday. [CNN]
Should common nouns used as short forms of proper nouns be capitalized? Examples would be State used to mean State of Texas, or Board for Board of Directors of Exxon Mobil Corporation. If capitalization is not appropriate in these cases, how far does it go? Would Senate be capitalized when used to refer to the United States Senate? Would President be capitalized when referring to the President of the United States? I was explicitly taught in school that common nouns used in this way were capitalized. Now, an editor tells me that they should not be.