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(Defeat Diabetes® News) -- Two of the leading causes of blindness are diabetic retinopathy and age-related macular degeneration (AMD). Recent research has found that by activating a particular blood vessel protein, these two conditions can potentially be prevented and even reversed, greatly reducing any risk of permanent blindness. Diabetic retinopathy is the most common cause of blindness for young and middle-aged individuals ("working age"), while AMD is the most common cause of blindness for people over age 65.
The protein in question, known as Robo4, was activated in mice suffering from diabetic retinopathy and mice with AMD. Robo4 worked in preventing damage in many of the mice by "inhibiting abnormal blood vessel growth and by stabilizing blood vessels to prevent leakage. Abnormal blood vessel growth and leakage are two primary factors in both age-related macular degeneration (AMD) and diabetic retinopathy."
Dr. Dean Li of the University of Utah School of Medicine, and lead researcher for this study, thinks the potential for Robo4 goes beyond diabetic retinopathy and AMD as well. "Many diseases are caused by injury or inflammation destabilizing blood vessels and causing them to leak fluid into adjacent tissues as well," says Li. One recently popularized example of this is Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS). This is only hypothesizing on Li's part though, as the study focused exclusively on retinopathy and AMD.
This is new research and new results that have been found in this study, and further testing on humans is necessary to confirm the potential of activating the Robo4 protein and the subsequent development of commercial drugs that could perform this task (a process that takes at least a few years due to testing and regulations). The results are very promising though, as thousands of diabetic retinopathy and AMD cases that are likely to lead to blindness at present, could be reversed or hindered sufficiently to prevent this from occurring.
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Simon Gagne and Vincent Lecavalier have provided their fair share of frustration to fantasy owners. Is Lecavalier merely a 70-point player now? Is Gagne washed up? Short-sighted fantasy managers will say yes on both accounts and only shop for TB players with the last name St. Louis or Stamkos, but if you can get them cheap, you might want to take a consider Gagne and Lecavalier.
It's no surprise that these two met and became friends during their QMJHL years in the mid to late 90s. They've also done a bit of training together in off seasons and kept in touch over the years. This past summer when Philadelphia approached Gagne about waiving his NTC, Gagne did not want to leave Philly, but quickly realized it was happening one way or another. When you look at what the Flyers received (Matt Walker and a fourth round pick), the instantaneous reaction was, "Seriously? That's all?"? There was a reason why Philadelphia didn't have much bargaining power though. Despite constant rumors of Gagne being traded to the LA Kings, Simon Gagne had told Paul Holmgren that he would be willing to play for the Tampa Bay Lightning and the Lightning alone. Gagne's reasons were (1) TB's cap space wasn't at the ceiling like Philadelphia's, so he pictured the Bolts as a home rather than a rental living situation and (2) he wanted to play with his buddy Vincent Lecavalier. They had skated together in All Star games, Olympics, and other International tournaments, but never shared the same locker room for more than a few weeks at most. After a few weeks, the deal was done.
Now with a story like that, just about everyone on the planet expected these two to come out of the gates firing on all cylinders and padding their stats. Unfortunately, that didn't happen and people began to give up. Right now is the perfect time to buy low as most fantasy GMs look at Stamkos and St. Louis' production and begin writing off the Lecavalier-Gagne tandem. In all likelihood though, these two will be putting points on the board right around mid-to-late February all the way through early April, just in time to help your playoff push.
Some players like Dany Heatley can move from team to team with no adjustment needed. They show up and produce like nothing happened. Others, especially ones who have had an injury plagued past, need that time to adjust to a new system and a new way of life. Daniel Briere quickly fell out of favor in Philadelphia and many wanted him and his "albatross"? contract out of town. After adjusting to Philadelphia and getting healthy, his 30 point performance in the 2010 playoffs set an NHL record. Mike Richards, Claude Giroux, and Jeff Carter had fans and fantasy owners writing Briere off. Now Gagne isn't Daniel Briere, but in 2009, what was Briere's value? It's important to realize when the buy low moment is happening and investing rather than writing a player off like the rest of the world.
Vincent Lecavalier has gone through his own injuries and issues and has seen his value consistently decline since posting 200 points from 2006-2008. He managed 70 points last season, but his number one center role has been transitioned to the new number one overall player on the team, Steven Stamkos. Vinny no longer has St. Louis on his wing which is a pretty big adjustment for him. He's not likely to score 90-plus points again, but he shouldn't be too bad of a 70-point center with upside. As soon as he and Gagne get their chemistry down, these two will be putting points on the board at will.
Both players are more than capable NHLers who can put together point-per-game runs for a few weeks to possibly even a couple months. Gagne showed last year in the playoffs that he has a drive to win and will work extremely hard to get there. After suffering a broken foot in the New Jersey series, doctors told Gagne he would be out the remainder of the playoffs, even if the Flyers were to make it to the Stanely Cup Finals. Yet Gagne opted for a surgery that put screws in his foot and he returned four weeks earlier than expected. He scored nine goals on the stretch, two of which were game winners, and he was an integral part of the Flyers run to the Finals. It was Simon Gagne who tallied the final goal of the historic Philadelphia-Boston series. On the other hand, Lecavalier is a player who had been the go-to-center in Tampa Bay for years and now had to step aside as Steven Stamkos took over. There were rumors of Lecavalier being shopped to Montreal and talk of his shoulder injuries being too much to overcome, but Lecavalier still reached the 70-point mark in 2009-10, a feat that only 30 players in the league were able to do. Both have been written off, but neither are going down without a fight. Each player has had their own set of adversity or challenges, but the two 1998 first rounders still have a lot of hockey in them and they want to prove it.
Lecavalier is better than Gagne, but in most fantasy formats, left wing is harder to fill than center. Gagne is not an 80 point player, but should be a 30-30-60 player who can get at or above 70 with a full season on Vinny's wing. Vinny is probably a 25-45-70 player who could flirt with 80 if Gagne buries his chances. Most recently, Gagne has five goals in his last seven games, and Lecavalier assisted on three of those. Vinny has six points in his last eight games. They're not at the point where they're going to produce at a point per game pace yet, but they are starting to get acclimated to each other on the ice and it's only a matter of time before they find the third part of the line and begin to click. At only 30 years of age, each of these two players has a lot of hockey left in them, but their value is likely at the lowest point it will be before they are truly washed up.
If you're an owner, hold on.
If you're not an owner, buy low, and if you can't buy low, stay away. Now's definitely not the time to pay full market value.
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And yes, Lecavalier isn't the 90+ point player he was. He's a 2nd line center who gets PP1 ice time and will be in the 65-75 point range for the next couple years...unless he and Gagne get that chemistry thing nailed, in which case their performance will BOTH increase.
All of that stuff aside, I'm very confident that these two will click right when you need them to THIS year. If you are looking to acquire assets for a playoff push, see if you can grab both of them.
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Pengwin, you've got some great questions.
1. The TB cap situation is great for this year. Not so great moving forward with Stamkos becoming the elite player that he is. Lecavalier is signed through eternity and with the bond that he and Gagne share, I'd think that Yzerman will do everything he can to keep Gagne there at least another 2-3 years. Knowing Gagne, he will take a pay cut. He should be fine making somewhere around the $3-$4M range, possibly going a bit higher for a shorter term contract. A 2 year $7.25M contract is a decent number for both sides.
You're right about Stamkos. He deserves north of $8M and he will get it. With St. Louis already under contract for a few more years, Yzerman will make sure he has Stamkos first, then worry about Gagne.
In terms of cap space he can free up, Ohlund has been a huge disappointment. If they need his cap space, they won't be afraid to Sheldon-Souray his ass and bury him in the farm. Ryan Malone, though carrying a $4.5M cap hit, is only due $11M over the next 3 seasons, making his contract appealing trade bait. Don't expect Yzerman to move him at the deadline because he'll want him in a playoff run, but in the offseason his hand might be forced. Getting rid of these two players alone frees up the cap space necessary for Stamkos and with Gagne taking a pay cut, they're in great shape. Clark, Hedman, and Kubina have all been playing well, but they'll need to add some depth on the blue line soon if they choose to depart from Ohlund.
After watching success from other teams with young goalies, don't be surprised if they move Tokarski in with Ellis next season and hope for a Bobrovsky-type surprise to the NHL. If they choose to keep him in the farm, Yzerman should consider how saturated the goalie market is and be patient. Something good will present itself for him.
2. The TB power play is mostly forwards. You've got Kubina getting the bulk of time from the point, with Hedman next, and Clark last. That's pretty much it for the D. The main line usually features Gagne, Lecavalier, Malone, Stamkos, and St. Louis. I have to admit I'm not sure who is playing the point in this situation, but I'll do some HW after the All Star break and comment on my article in the forum section.
Thanks again!
Jeff Angus said:
Won't go as far as to give you five compliments (don't want your head to swell, commish), but I enjoyed reading this one.
bball said:
Seriously, awesome analysis. Thank you for really going in depth to dig behind the scenes and throw it out there. Too many times, we do not look at the larger picture, only what we want to see.
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I send the compliments so it doesn't get lost how much I enjoyed the article when I voice a couple counter-points:
1. I would have liked to see you address the TB cap situation. There is a lot of "going-forward together" analysis/prediction here. But... will Gagne return to TB next year? Stamkos (RFA) deserves $7-$8m/yr. TBy should also really sign a top-tier goalie for $3m-$4m (Bryz? Vokoun? re-sign Rolo for $2.5m?). With $38m currently committed to just 12 players - is it likely that Gagne will return at a "hometown discount"? Players still need to get paid to make a living. This would have been a nice item to discuss/forecast.
2. How does TB seem to be running their PP? Who is the odd-man out? Early in the season I know that Gagne was moved to the front of the net allowing the talent (Vinny, Stammer, MSL, D) around the perimeter. This didn't seem to help Gagne at all, he had very few PPP. Now, I believe, he is PP2 with Purcell. Sure, they got a couple points last game, but I don't think TB's PP2 is going to rack up the points. Addressing the PP strategy in TB is another item I would have liked to see addressed.
Overall: Five Stars - great info!
loco man said:
I traded Kunitz for Gagne just before Crosby went down and am happier with each passing day. I also grabbed Purcell off waivers and am also liking that one. Purcell - Vinny - Gagne a nice line for sure and starting to produce!


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The latest shots have been fired in the battle for the signature of Edinson Cavani, with SSC Napoli's official radio station announcing that a fee has been agreed with Chelsea over a move to Stamford Bridge and that personal terms have also been settled.
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MARLBORO, VT – (March 25, 2013) – Vermont director Jay Craven's new film, "Northern Borders," will launch a 100-town tour throughout New England with a premiere at Brattleboro's Latchis Theater on Wednesday, April 10, at 7 p.m. Premiere ticket holders are also welcome to a reception preceding the film, where they will meet members of the cast and crew.
"Northern Borders" was produced as the result of a unique collaboration between Kingdom County Productions and Marlboro College, where Jay Craven is professor of film and video, in the form of a semester-long film intensive called Movies from Marlboro. The film was produced on a lean budget here in Vermont with the help of 34 students and recent graduates from 15 colleges, who worked alongside 20 filmmaking professionals on every level of production.
"'Northern Borders' grows out of my long experience working with young filmmakers and my years of producing and releasing 'north country' pictures produced on significantly larger budgets," said Craven. "Building on these experiences, and by using recent developments in independent film production and distribution, I believe that Movies from Marlboro will help chart a new course for how independent films get made and distributed. Our very positive experience making "Northern Borders" has led to a second project, now in development, which we plan to again shoot with professionals and students from multiple colleges during the spring '14 semester."
Based on a novel by Vermont author Howard Frank Mosier, "Northern Borders" stars Academy Award–nominated actors Bruce Dern ("Coming Home," Hitchcock's "Family Plot") and Geneviève Bujold ("Anne of a Thousand Days," "King of Hearts"). It also stars Seamus Davey-Fitzpatrick ("Moonrise Kingdom"), Jessica Hecht ("Sideways," "Seinfeld"), and a supporting cast that features six local Vermont and New Hampshire actors (including 16 year-old Irene Shamas of Brattleboro).
"Northern Borders" tells the story of ten year-old Austen Kittredge, who is sent by his father to live on his grandparents' Vermont farm, where he experiences wild adventures and uncovers long-festering family secrets. It's 1956 and the farm becomes a magical place for Austen, full of eccentric people and his stubborn but loving grandparents, whose thorny marriage is known as the Forty Years War. A humorous and sometimes startling coming-of-age story, Northern Borders evokes Vermont's wildness, its sublime beauty, a haunted past, and an aura of enchantment.
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It took a while, but the Toronto Maple Leafs are finally starting to look comfortable on home ice, and on the ice in general, as one of their better overall team efforts led to a 3-2 win over the New York Islanders on Wednesday night in front of a joyful, loud crowd at the Air Canada Centre.
Jason Blake scored the winner with just under five minutes left in the third period as the Leafs skated away with a hard fought 3-2 win.
Francois Beauchemin and Ian White also scored for Toronto, who improved to 7-2-2 in their last eleven games. Â John Tavares scored both goals for the Islanders.


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Observe the night sky through telescopes set up by the Astronomical Unit, the amateur astronomy club sponsored by the Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History.
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Purdue University announced Monday it will open a branch of its graduate school of management on the Near West Side, offering a new program aimed at the city's growing high-tech community. Mayor Emanuel hailed the move as a big boost to his jobs strategy, even as our worst-in-the-Midwest unemployment rate continues to push Chicago to the Tipping Point.
Purdue was recently ranked as one of the world's elite engineering and tech schools, not far behind Northwestern and the University of Illinois. Purdue hopes that putting their new tech-oriented MBA program on the Near West Side will attract future high-tech C.E.O.'s from all over North America.
"There are 1,700 companies in the Built in Chicago data base of technology companies," Built in Chicago founder Matt Moog says.
A group of entrepreneurs and those who finance them gathered Tuesday at 1871, the city's first incubator for technology companies, to welcome Purdue University to town. Renowned as an engineering school, Purdue plans to open a graduate management program on the Near West Side, in the heart of what's becoming a restaurant, nightlife and high-tech district. Classes would be every other Friday and Saturday, with graduation after 16 months.
"I think Chicago is ahead of the curve when it comes to entrepreneurship and innovation," Purdue Professor Gary Bertoline says.
After watching hundreds of thousands of well-paying manufacturing jobs disappear from blue-collar neighborhoods in the last 40 years, Chicago has recently replaced some of them, though many are now Downtown.
City Hall estimates local tech companies employ more than 30,000 here, a number now growing at 30% a year. One website ranked Chicago #6 nationally as a place to seek a tech job: reporting a few days ago that 4,135 positions were available, with the average wage an eye-popping $82,744 a year. Groupon, Orbitz and Feedburner were among those said to be hiring. "Old economy" retailers Walgreens and Sears reportedly each employ at least a thousand tech workers apiece here.
The mayor said he wants public schools here to do a far better job of preparing Chicago's youngsters for these jobs of the future, emphasizing the mathematical language of computer code.
"We can bring the language of software writing into our public schools, so kids get familiar with that," Rahm said. "I want it to be a language, as much as we talk about taking Spanish, Chinese, German."
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I am new to BFL and am curious about the lack of salad conversation. Normally, on "programs" salads are a big thing. Do a lot of people eat salads and if yes, what kind ....if not is it because of the protein / carb grams criteria? (what I mean is it because a salad doesn't really offer you at least 20 grams of each?()
I eat a big salad at lunchtime, usually it's made out of romaine lettuce or spinach, tomatoes, pea pods - I forget what they are called but they are thin and usually in Chinese stirfrys - what I am trying to say is they are more vegetable than a starch, jicima sp? but it's pronouced hickima, shredded carrot, and cucumber.
I put chicken or tuna on it and have an apple for my carb portion or cut up the apple into the salad.
I never count the salad as my carb.
I eat the same big salad at dinner time too or before bed if I am hungry.
I never add seeds, feta, crutons, chickpeas, cheese, or the other stuff I used to add to my salads before BFL.
I make my own sesame ginger dressing or I use no fat Italian.
I always ate a big salad everyday, I love salad. I eat it twice at day in the summer because veggies are so cheap in the winter less :(
I eat salad but I usually do a grilled chicken salad and put an apple or some fresh peaches in it. dressing on the side-I use paul newman light raspberry dressing. if I eat a salad that has lots of veggies in it I eat a piece of fruit on the side
I love salads and eat them often!!!
I use the Red leaf lettuce and add lots of extras (ALL ORGANIC) !!! You can add beans/chicken for more protein, but I usually just eat the salad as a side!
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I am assuming the fruit on the side is to get the carbs in. That makes sense - thanks!
Just keep in mind that you want your salad to be classified as veggies so skip the cheeses, croutons and fatty dressings. Opt instead for either some fresh squeezed lemon juice or olive oil and vinegar on the side so you control the fat content.
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At Monday morning's high tide on the Hudson the water was already flowing up the boat launch at Horan's Landing and onto the walkway. High tide was on its way again Monday night.
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A DPW worker watching the windy scene said "it's exciting but scary."
The Tappan Zee Bridge was shut to all traffic in both directions at 4 p.m. until further notice.
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The wind is picking up force and Tarrytown Police have reported several trees down already.
DPW workers in both villages are on duty and certainly in for much work to come as this giant storm promises to linger for days.
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Billie and Billie Joyce Hockenhull
Under the compassionate care of the staff at Country Villa-Quincy Billie Joyce Hockenhull peacefully went on to join her husband Billie Hockenhull on Sept. 6, 2013. Her husband preceded her in passing on Jan. 15, 2013, also at Country Villa-Quincy.
Both natives of New Mexico, Billie Joyce was born in Roswell while Billie was born in Clovis. The couple was introduced by family members and four weeks later were united in matrimony on April 7, 1956. Together they moved to Quincy in 2011 from Caldwell, Idaho, to be closer to their daughter in their declining years.
Billie enjoyed the outdoors working in his yard and garden while Billie Joyce enjoyed sharing her artistic touch through all types of crafts especially constructing dolls. Together they both held there family close at heart.
In passing the couple leaves their children David Hockenhull of Homedale, Idaho, Debra Prysock of Mountain Home, Idaho, and Cindy McGill of Quincy, along with their precious grandchildren Shawn, Rebecca, Robert, Jr. and Billy and nine great grandchildren. Billie Joyce is survived by sisters Bernice Morgan of Sacramento and Arlene Olson of Kansas; she is preceded in death by one brother while Billie is predeceased by four brothers and one sister.
Services for the couple are planned to take place 2 p.m. Friday, Oct. 4, at the Northern California Veterans Cemetery in Igo. An opportunity to express your condolences to the family along with signing the memorial guest register is available online at fehrmanmortuary.com
Lake Almanor Peninsula resident James Edward Foote peacefully passed from this life with his dear family and friends at his side, Saturday evening, at his residence, Sept. 14, 2013, at the age of 83.
Born in East Providence, RI., on Nov. 15, 1929, to the late Nathan and Edna (Hare) Foote, Jim was raised and educated in the Rhode Island and Boston areas. Shortly following his high school graduation he moved west to California where he entered the military serving his country honorably as a member of the U.S. Navy during the Korean War.
Upon his discharge, Jim returned to Southern California where he entered the Motion Picture Industry, a career that spanned some thirty years, retiring in 1993 as a Transportation Coordinator. While on the set of the movie "Hair" in 1976 Jim met the one who became the love of his life, Nancy, and the couple were later united in matrimony in Reno, Nev., on May 1, 2000.
In 1985, Jim moved to the beautiful resort area of the Lake Almanor Peninsula from Southern California. He is a former member of the Burbank Elks Lodge as well as a member of the Teamsters Local 399. Jim enjoyed the challenge of the game of golf as well as the freedom of flight through his private pilots license.
In passing, Jim leaves his best friend and love of his life, his wife Nancy, of the Lake Almanor Peninsula, along with his nephew Robert Lloyd Foote.
He joins his son David, one sister and one brother in their eternal home.
At Jim's request, no services will take place. An opportunity to express your condolences to the family along with signing the memorial guest register is available online at fehrmanmortuary.com.
The family asks that any remembrances in Jim's memory be made to Sierra Hospice c/o Fehrman Mortuary and Crematory, P.O. Box 803, Greenville, CA 95947.
Michael Paul Dearing, 64, passed away in his Quincy home Thursday, Sept. 18, 2013.
He was born in Hawthorn, Aug. 17, 1949, to Horace and Arnie Dearing.
He worked for the forest service as a fire fighter for many years. He was passionate about fighting fires and loved the mountains. In later years, he worked for Waste Management in the recycle department, and at the transfer site.
Michael was preceded in death by longtime partner Betsy Forbes. He is survived by his son Conor, daughter-in-law Candance, and granddaughter Meadow of Payson, Ariz., and his brother Larry, of Long Beach.
Sammy Andrew Hoy, a Navy veteran, was born in Lewiston, Mont., on Aug. 3, 1936, and passed away on Sept. 3, 2013.
Sammy graduated from Newcastle High School, Newcastle, Wyo., and attended Sonoma State College where he obtained his teaching credentials. Sammy then attended the Mackay School of Mines at the University of Nevada where he obtained his geology degree. Sammy's adventures took him to the oil fields of Wyoming, a project manager on the MGM Grand in Reno, selling Christmas trees in Los Angeles, having an insurance office in Reno which took him to Alaska and he recently obtained his California Contractor's License.
He was an avid hunter and fisherman who went to Colorado yearly to go hunting with his brother and close friends.
Sammy married Della May Strong on July 16, 1961, and, while they lived in numerous places, they settled in Sierra Valley in 1972.
Sammy is predeceased by his father, George Vannoy, mother Patricia Hoy and brother Walter Hoy.
Sammy is survived by his wife Della, son Jeff Hoy (Nancy), brother Mark Hoy, sister Sharon Brown (Dennis) and numerous nieces and nephews.
Graveside services will be held on Saturday, Sept. 28, at 1:30 p.m. at Diamond Crest Cemetery, Johnstonville, with a gathering honoring Sammy following at 3:30 p.m. at the Sierra Valley Grange in Vinton.
Della May Hoy was born in Fallon, Nev. on Aug. 19, 1942, and passed away on Sept. 19, 2013.
Della graduated from Susanville High School and attended Lassen Community College. Della was a secretary for most of her career, working for medical professionals, the National Weather Service and retired from Washoe Medical Center where she was an executive assistant to the COO for many years. In her retirement, she would work on crossword puzzles and enjoyed sewing and cross-stitching with her girlfriends and sisters and gathering with her former co-workers whom she cherished for their monthly luncheons.
Della married Sammy Andrew Hoy on July 16, 1961 and while they lived in numerous places, they settled in Sierra Valley in 1972.
Della was predeceased by her parents, Henry and Lillian Strong and husband Sammy Hoy.
Della is survived by her son, Jeff Hoy (Nancy), sister Kathleen Johnson (Jerry), sister Charlotte Barker (Jack) and numerous nieces and nephews. Graveside services will be held on Saturday, Sept. 28, at 1:30 p.m. at Diamond Crest Cemetery, Johnstonville, with a gathering honoring Della following at 3:30 p.m. at the Sierra Valley Grange in Vinton.
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Diarrhea - what to ask your doctor - child
Diarrhea is when your child has more than two very loose bowel movements in 1 day. For many children, diarrhea is mild and will pass within a few days. For others, it may last longer. It can make your child feel weak and dried out (dehydrated). It can also lead to unhealthy weight loss.
A stomach or intestinal illness can cause diarrhea. It can be a side effect of medical treatments, such as antibiotics and some cancer treatments.
Below are some questions you may want to ask your doctor or nurse to help you take care of your child when he or she has diarrhea.
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- What foods can make my child's diarrhea worse? How should I prepare the foods that my child eats?
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- Are there foods my child should eat to prevent too much weight loss?
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- Do any of the medicines, vitamins, herbs, or supplements my child is taking cause diarrhea?
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The 2010 Christmas season has already arrived, and it is a great time to buy a new phone for a loved one (or yourself!) Apple's iPhone is the dominant player in the mobile phone market, but you can also choose from a great range of Android smartphones from companies like Samsung, HTC, Sony Ericsson, Motorola and LG. Microsoft's new Windows Phone 7 platform also offers plenty to get excited about. We round-up the best mobile phones on the market this Christmas.
The Samsung Wave morphs a mid-range feature phone into fully fledged smartphone thanks to the new open-source Bada OS. The Wave possesses excellent build quality, an outstanding display, great multimedia capabilities and impressive performance - all wrapped up in a slick, easy to use interface that will only get better.
First impression on unpacking the Q702 test unit was the solid feel and clean, minimalist styling.
For work use, Microsoft Word and Excel programs pre-installed on the device are adequate for preparing short documents.
The Fujitsu LifeBook UH574 allowed for great mobility without being obnoxiously heavy or clunky. Its twelve hours of battery life did not disappoint.
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My first impression after unboxing the Q702 is that it is a nice looking unit. Styling is somewhat minimalist but very effective. The tablet part, once detached, has a nice weight, and no buttons or switches are located in awkward or intrusive positions.
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