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Researchers randomly selected 14,641 male physicians to receive a daily multivitamin-mineral supplement or placebo for approximately 11 years. The physicians were 50 years or older, and 9% had a previous history of cancer. Other factors, including age, height and weight, tobacco and alcohol use, diet, other medications, and family history of cancer were similar in the supplement and placebo groups.
The multivitamin provided around 100% of the daily value for most essential vitamins and minerals, with a few exceptions. It contained no iron, and for vitamins E and B12, the multivitamin provided significantly more than 100% of the daily value. For vitamin K, biotin, calcium, magnesium, and chromium, it provided significantly less than 100%. The supplement contained some additional nutrients, including lutein and lycopene.
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Men taking the multivitamin were diagnosed with 8% fewer cancers overall than men in the placebo group.
There were no significant differences between the supplement and placebo groups in terms of specific cancer types, such as prostate and colorectal cancers. There were no significant differences in the risk of death due to cancer between the two groups.
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The study multivitamin was similar to "common," moderate-dose products available in any supermarket or pharmacy. Given that past studies have suggested multivitamins may increase cancer risk, these findings are reassuring. However, according to lead study author Dr. J. Michael Gaziano, "It would be a big mistake for people to go out and take a multivitamin instead of quitting smoking or doing other things that we have a higher suspicion play a bigger role, like eating a good diet and getting exercise."
Keep this in mind as you consider our tips on creating your own cancer risk reduction plan:
- Be modest. Steer clear of mega-doses, and follow the American Cancer Society's advice: eat a balanced diet, and if you take a supplement, choose a balanced multivitamin that contains no more than 100% of the daily value of most nutrients.
- Seek the experts. A person's diet may get out of balance for a variety of reasons, such as illness, nutrient depletion or malabsorption caused by a drug, medical condition, food intolerance, or allergy. If this describes you, discuss your diet with your doctor or dietitian to identify specific nutrients that may be missing.
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- Get bang for your buck. Regardless of whether you take a multivitamin, you can never go wrong by adopting basic cancer prevention strategies: avoid tobacco, drink alcohol modestly or not at all, move regularly, eat plenty of vegetables and fruit, use sunscreen consistently, and maintain a healthy body weight.
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Plummer - Sylvester Hesse, 86, entered into rest on Thursday, October 28, at Northwest Medical Center in Thief River Falls.
Funeral services were held on Monday, Nov. 1 at Redeemer Lutheran Church in Plummer, with Rev. Arthur Ohlwine officiating. Casket bearers included Charles Simpson, Wayne Malwitz, Kevin Malwitz, Dean Hesse, Daniel Hesse and Donald Hesse, Jr. Interment was held at Oak Grove Cemetery in Red Lake Falls.
Sylvester George Hesse was born to George and Alma (Lothert) Hesse on November 21, 1917, in Norfolk Township, Renville County. He was baptized and confirmed in the Lutheran Faith. In 1920, the family moved to River Township, Red Lake County, where Sylvester grew up and farmed with his Dad and brother, Ivan. He retired in the early 1980s and moved to Plummer where he resided until his death.
Sylvester was a member of Redeemer Lutheran Church in Plummer. He loved hunting, fishing, trapping, gardening and horses. He helped his nephews when they needed a helping hand during harvest time and especially loved having his little nieces and nephews visit him.
Survivors include five sisters, Helen Simpson, Harriet Norman and Doris Malwitz, all of Plummer, Eva (Erling) Lauritz, Seattle, Wash. and Marian Pearson, Kennewick, Wash.; three brothers, Floyd (Fern) Hesse and Ivan Hesse, all of Red Lake Falls and Melvin (Peggy) Hesse of Plummer; sister-in-law, Loretta Hesse of Plummer; god child, Diane Grinde of Elk River; 29 nieces and nephews; special friend, Ariel Larson of Bagley; fishing buddy, Clair Larson of Thief River Falls and many other relatives and friends.
He was preceded in death by his parents; sisters, Myrtle Ahrens and Sarah Hanson; brother, Donald Hesse, Sr.; also five nieces and one nephew; brothers-in-law, Bill Simpson, James Norman, Kenneth Malwitz, Jack Pearson, Frank Ahrens and Nels Hanson.


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Some Whitefish Bay property owners might have to foot hefty lateral repair bills
Whitefish Bay - Televising inspections of private laterals connected to sanitary sewer basin 1203 have been completed as scheduled, and the village will soon be contacting property owners regarding recommended repairs.
In an update to the Village Board on Monday on the 1203 main and lateral rehabilitation project, which services 386 property owners on a 13-block wide area in the southeastern portion of the village, near Cumberland School, Village Engineer/Public Works Director Daniel Naze said defects of some nature were found on nearly every lateral. »Read Full Article(13)
Village residents trash garbage fee in Mukwonago
After residents spoke out against shifting a $50 garbage and recycling fee to property owners in the Village of Mukwonago as an annual fee, the Village Board voted tonight to take money out of reserve funds and put the full garbage fee back on the tax roll.
A number of residents complained that the Village keeps hitting them with fees, which slowly and incrementally increase over time - a trend they did not like seeing. »Read Full Blog Post
Driver found after striking child in Rib Mountain.
Rib Mountain - A 16-year-old driver who allegedly fled after striking a 7-year-old girl with his car about 3:45 p.m. Thursday has been found, Marathon County authorities said
The girl was taken to the hospital with nonlife threatening injuries, authorities said.
Earlier reports mistakenly said multiple children were hit by the car. (2)
State lost 7,500 jobs in October
Wisconsin lost 7,500 jobs in October, according to preliminary estimates released Thursday by the state Department of Workforce Development.
Compared to the previous month, the state lost an estimated 6,000 private-sector jobs and 1,500 jobs in the government sector, which includes federal, local and state-level employees, Thursday's numbers show. The data is prone to major revisions. »Read Full Article(422)
State makes progress on backlogged unemployment claims
The state Department of Workforce Development is making progress on backlogged unemployment claims and now has fewer than 8,000 remaining, a spokesman said Thursday.
When the Journal Sentinel first reported on the backlog on Oct. 25, the department had 9,357 claims going back to July that needed to be processed by hand. Employees have processed about 1,400 claims in the past three weeks and are working on claims filed Aug. 20 and later, a spokesman said. »Read Full Article(24)
Posey claims NL MVP; Braun second
Ryan Braun insisted he never gave it a second thought that he might repeat as the National League most valuable player.
"To be honest, I didn't really think much about it at all," said the Milwaukee Brewers' star leftfielder. "I didn't think I was going to win." »Read Full Article(38)
Messmer's Brother Bob Smith resigns
Brother Bob Smith, known as the architect of the rise and success of Messmer Catholic Schools and an icon of the school choice movement in Wisconsin and across the nation, announced his resignation Thursday as Messmer's president and CEO.
In a letter to students and their families, faculty, staff and alumni, Smith, 55, said he has had health complications since undergoing neck and spine surgery three years ago and indicated he now faces further surgery. »Read Full Article(13)
Complaints spike against MyBillAssist; scam website no longer public
Complaints are mounting against MyBillAssist, a company that markets itself as a membership bill assistance program but appears to have scammed hundreds of Milwaukee's most vulnerable residents out of $20 fees.
Meanwhile, the company's previously public website was limited Thursday to private access only. »Read Full Blog Post(11)
Wisconsin unlikely to create health care exchange
Madison - Gov. Scott Walker signaled Wednesday that Wisconsin likely won't move forward with creating its own online insurance marketplace as called for under President Barack Obama's health care overhaul, leaving that to the federal government.
The Republican governor's decision on the insurance exchange, scheduled to be announced Friday morning, has big potential implications for the state's patients, the health care sector and Walker's own political career. »Read Full Article(773)
Abele calls for board moves to be delayed, pending a legal review
County Executive Chris Abele said Thursday that County Board efforts to muzzle him to prevent him from talking to state legislators and to revoke a residency waiver for a top aide should be put on hold to determine their legality.
Abele said the same should be true for supervisors' plan to create a board-controlled legal services fund. »Read Full Article(21)
DNR: Hunting, trapping of wolves closed effective Friday in zones 2, 4
This press release was issued Thursday by the Department of Natural Resources:
Hunting and Trapping of Wolves Closed in Wolf Zones 2 and 4, Effective Friday, Nov. 16, at the end of hunting and trapping hours »Read Full Blog Post(26)
'60 Minutes' challenges Packers' Rodgers on his selective editing claims
The first time Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers whistled "60 Minutes" for a violation in a story about him, a piece that aired Nov. 4 on CBS-TV, the show chose not to respond.
But this time, when Rodgers complained about the show in the course of answering a question from Detroit reporters on Wednesday, "60 Minutes" responded. »Read Full Blog Post(56)
Gynecologist sentenced to year in jail in patient sex case
A Whitefish Bay gynecologist was sentenced Thursday to a year in jail and three years of probation for having inappropriate sexual contact and conversation with four patients.
Evan Saunders was found guilty in September of four counts each of fourth-degree sexual assault and disorderly conduct, all misdemeanors. »Read Full Article(6)
Dispute delays sentencing in Pizza Man arson case
A federal jury acquitted Feras Rahman of arranging or starting the 2010 fire that destroyed Pizza Man restaurant, but he may still be punished for that crime.
Rahman was convicted of one count of lying to investigators, and prosecutors want the judge to consider the "acquitted conduct" of arson and mail fraud when sentencing Rahman on the false statement conviction. »Read Full Article(4)
$25,000 reward offered for arrest of Pewaukee bank robbery suspects
A $25,000 reward is being offered for information leading to the arrest and conviction of a man and a woman wanted in connection with the armed robbery of the PNC Bank at 395 Pewaukee Road in Pewaukee.
Although the robbery occurred June 28, the suspects remain at large and law enforcement officials believe they remain in the area, said Leonard Peace, a public affairs specialist with the FBI. »Read Full Article(6)
UW-Madison panel wants Palermo's contract tied to strike
A University of Wisconsin-Madison committee has asked that the school put Palermo's pizza on notice that unless the company agrees to rehire striking workers and recognizes their union, it will terminate its contract with the frozen pizza manufacturer.
In response, interim Chancellor David Ward issued a statement that said he will review the committee's request and "respond accordingly to them." »Read Full Article(93)
Young Milwaukee father found guilty of suffocating son
A 20-year-old Milwaukee man faces life in prison after a jury found him guilty of first-degree intentional homicide in the death of his 22-month-old son last year.
Aaron D. Allen told police he suffocated Aaron Allen Jr. with a sock Oct. 9, 2011, while spending the night with the boy's mother, Thelma Walton. »Read Full Article
Pizza Man says it's reopening
Pizza Man owner Mike Amidzich said on social media today that he will reopen the restaurant on the east side but was coy about the exact location.
The 40-year-old restaurant was destroyed in a fire at its original location at North and Oakland avenues.
The concept will remain the same, Amidzich said, with pizzas and wines by the glass. A two-story restaurant is planned, with a second-floor outdoor terrace. (20)
Gov. Walker signals he won't pursue state health care exchange
Gov. Scott Walker signaled to the national media Wednesday that Wisconsin likely won't create its own insurance marketplace as called for under Obamacare, leaving that to the federal government.
Walker has long opposed the federal health-care law but for a time had sought to set up the insurance exchange to adapt to the state's market and needs, an approach that had the support of key industry groups in the state. Yet with tea party conservatives opposed to advancing the law in any way, Walker's comments Wednesday suggested he wouldn't pursue it. »Read Full Blog Post(455)
Tuttle leads Glenwood City to Division 7 title
Junior running back Isaac Tuttle rushed for four touchdowns to lead Glenwood City to a 46-21 victory over Potosi in the WIAA Division 7 state championship game Thursday at Camp Randall Stadium in Madison.
Tuttle finished with 21 carries for 195 yards. Glenwood City finished the year 11-2. »Read Full Blog Post
Packers Podcast: McGinn and Dunne discuss Matthews, matchup with Lions, outlook down stretch
Bob McGinn and Tyler Dunne are back talking Packers - and a few other things - in their weekly podcast.
This week, they discuss the impact of losing Clay Matthews, the matchup between Tramon Williams and Calvin Johnson, Lions defensive lineman Ndamukong Suh and the Packers' outlook down the stretch.
Listen here, or download the mp3 file here. You can also find the podcast in the iTunes store. (1)
EPA picks MMSD's Shafer for national advisory panel
Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewerage District Executive Director Kevin Shafer has accepted a two-year appointment to a national advisory panel serving the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.
EPA Administrator Lisa Jackson invited Shafer to serve on the agency's Local Government Advisory Committee as a representative of sewerage district directors throughout the nation. Members of the committee are not paid for their time but they are reimbursed for travel expenses. »Read Full Blog Post(1)
Outside groups tried to sway votes for Democrats' Senate leader
Madison - The state's largest teachers union, an environmental organization and possibly other outside groups contacted Democratic state senators to help shore up votes for Sen. Chris Larson as the caucus' leader.
Lawmakers said it was unusual but not unprecedented for outside groups to take sides in leadership elections. »Read Full Article(85)
Shaw, unplugged, in Boulevard's 'Don Juan'
What if hell isn't a raging inferno of wailing souls, but a place of comfort and ease filled with wine, women and song?
Sounds pretty good to me. But while this is the underworld served up in George Bernard Shaw's "Don Juan in Hell," Shaw was using his title character to champion a heaven of eugenically bred supermen thinking big thoughts rather than wallowing in sensual delights. »Read Full Article
Dispute delays sentencing in Pizza Man arson case
A federal jury acquitted Feras Rahman of arranging or starting the 2010 fire that destroyed Pizza Man restaurant, but he may still be punished for that crime.
Rahman was convicted of one count of lying to investigators, and prosecutors want the judge to consider the "acquitted conduct," of arson and mail fraud when sentencing Rahman on the false statement conviction. »Read Full Blog Post(1)
Baldwin prepares for move to Senate
Madison Democrat Tammy Baldwin this week is getting to know a different house of Congress - the upper house.
U.S. Rep. Baldwin, who won the Nov. 6 U.S. Senate election over former Gov. Tommy Thompson, said it has helped to have spent 14 years in the House of Representatives, but it's still a big task starting up a Senate office in the midst of high-stakes negotiations over budget issues before a year-end deadline. »Read Full Article(65)
Waukesha considers pay-for-performance for teachers
One of Wisconsin's largest school districts is considering changing its salary structure to reward teachers based on the quality of their performance, rather than on their seniority and education.
The School District of Waukesha may bring on national consultant Battelle for Kids to design a new compensation and benefits system, according to a proposal from the district's administration that emerged this week. »Read Full Blog Post(17)
Madison atheist group suit says church political activity is illegal
Madison - A Madison-based group of atheists and agnostics argues in a federal lawsuit that the Internal Revenue Service is violating the U.S. Constitution by allowing tax-exempt churches and religious organizations to get involved in political campaigns.
The Freedom From Religion Foundation filed the lawsuit Wednesday in U.S. District Court in Madison. It cites full-page ads run this fall in The New York Times and other newspapers by the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association and a letter that Illinois Bishop Daniel Jenky required to be read in churches the weekend before the presidential election. »Read Full Article(57)
Mortgage delinquency rate nearly flat
The delinquency rate of mortgage loans in Wisconsin stayed nearly flat in the third quarter compared with the same time last year, a report released Thursday shows.
The Mortgage Bankers Association reported that 6.25% of all mortgages in Wisconsin were in arrears as of Sept. 30. That is up fractionally from 6.24% in the third quarter of 2011. »Read Full Article
Walker won't back arrest of federal officials, Romney comments
Madison -- Gov. Scott Walker made clear Wednesday he isn't backing a pair of controversial statements from state lawmakers and from unsuccessful GOP presidential candidate Mitt Romney.
The Journal Sentinel reported this week that nine Republican lawmakers have gone on the record saying they back a bill to arrest any federal officials who try to implement the health care law in Wisconsin. But the lawmakers can't count on Walker signing any such law. »Read Full Blog Post(261)
Missing woman with dementia is found in Milwaukee
A 78-year-old Milwaukee woman suffering from dementia who had been reported missing Wednesday afternoon was found at 8:40 a.m. Thursday near N. 14th St. and W. Vliet St., Milwaukee police said.
The woman was taken to a hospital for evaluation, police said.
She was cold, but preliminary indications are that she was unharmed, police said. (2)
Greenfield panel backs plan that could accommodate Mormon church
A proposal that would lay the groundwork for a Mormon church sanctuary on an unused section of Arlington Cemetery cleared the Greenfield Plan Commission on Tuesday.
Arlington Cemetery, 4001 S. 27th St., is asking to create three parcels, one of which could accommodate the church on its 5.1 acres. »Read Full Article
Big Ten signs agreement with ACC, Orange Bowl
Looking to improve bowl opportunities for Big Ten Conference teams, league officials have entered into an agreement with the Atlantic Coast Conference and Orange Bowl.
ACC officials and the Orange Bowl announced the 12-year deal on Thursday: »Read Full Blog Post(18)
Milwaukee aldermen to consider three mayoral vetoes
Milwaukee Common Council President Willie L. Hines Jr. has called for a special council meeting at 10 a.m. Friday to consider three vetoes Mayor Tom Barrett made to the 2013 budget.
The three vetoes involve funding for police motorcycles; a proposal to give the Equal Rights Commission authority to develop an alternative mediation process apart from the Fire and Police Commission; and a council decision to reduce funding for a Port of Milwaukee position from one year to two months.
The port job involves the position of operations and trade director. (1)
Hamilton student pleads no contest to sex charges
Daniel Koepke, 17, a former student at Hamilton High School, pleaded no contest in Washington County Circuit Court this morning to causing a child to view sexually explicit content and incest. Charges of sexual abuse of a child and exposing genitals were dismissed.
He was charged in July in connection with an incident involving a 6-year-old relative he was babysitting. Click here for more. »Read Full Article
Bon-Ton reduces 3Q loss amid 1.9% sales gain
The Bon-Ton Stores Inc. narrowed its fiscal third-quarter loss by more than half, as it put in place a number of initiatives this year to increase sales and reduce expenses, the company said Thursday.
The parent company of Boston Store said it cut its loss to $10.1 million, or 55 cents a share, from $22.0 million, or $1.21, a year earlier. »Read Full Article
Brady Corp. earnings decline as firm continues restructuring
Brady Corp. lost ground on sales and earnings in the first quarter of its new fiscal year as the Milwaukee-based global manufacturer continues to restructure, divest business divisions and seek new niches, according to figures released Thursday.
The manufacturer of die-cut and tailor-made parts for electronics companies said net income fell 16.9% to $27.2 million, or 53 cents a share, from $32.7 million, or 62 cents, in the year-ago quarter. Excluding the impact from the sales of Brady Medical in Texas and Varitronics in Minnesota, earnings fell 7.1% to $30.4 million. »Read Full Article(1)
Art City Looks: Graeme Reid
In a week when the big news is the appointment of Laurie Winters as director at the Museum of Wisconsin Art, it seems like a good time to stop and consider what it means to be a Wisconsin artist.
I think about this question a lot, actually. Do artists respond organically to place? What is indigenous to our region's cultural community? »Read Full Blog Post
Mazomanie man to stand trial in Dane County beating death
Madison - A man accused of hiding the body of a torture victim has been ordered to stand trial in Dane County.
Robert McCumber waived his right to a preliminary hearing in court Wednesday. The 28-year-old Mazomanie man told investigators Matthew Graville's half brother ordered him to put Graville's body in a freezer, then he and the half brother, Jeffrey Vogelsberg, buried the body near Lone Rock four days later. »Read Full Article
Blaze overnight damages north side apartment building
Milwaukee firefighters put out a blaze at a 16-unit apartment building early Thursday that occurred in the 4200 block of N. 27th St.
Battalion Chief Dan Berendt said the fire was determined to be accidental. He said it started in the ceiling of one of the units and caused $7,000 in damage. »Read Full Article
Mayfair Collection funding proposal wins 2nd OK
A proposal to provide up to $8.5 million in city funds to help develop the Mayfair Collection shopping center has received its second endorsement from Wauwatosa officials.
The Common Council's Budget and Finance Committee voted 5-0 Tuesday night to recommend approval. The full council is to review the proposal next Tuesday. The plan was also approved Nov. 1 by the Community Development Authority. »Read Full Blog Post(4)
On Tap Today: A guide to going out when skies are gray
You're not fooled, are you? You know that Spring has not really sprung and there's plenty of bad weather lurking in our Wisconsin forecasts. Luckily, we have some great local places to go when skies are gray and so is your mood. We scout them for you in our "Winter Going Out Guide."
But is NaNa Asian Fusion restaurant in Shorewood worth a wintry trek across town? Dining Critic Carol Deptolla tells us what she thinks in her column. »Read Full Blog Post
On Tap Today: Flip the switch and -- the holidays are on!
They snuck up on you, didn't they? The holidays. Well, they're only a switch flip away now. Milwaukee's official outdoor Holiday Lights Festival Kick-off Extravagana, complete with freebies and fireworks, brightens Pere Marquette Park tonight.
Speaking of lights, there's plenty of dazzle inside under The Domes with Thursday's "Music Under Glass" show with live music and a computer light show.
And the sounds keep coming at the Music From Almost Yesterday student ensemble concert at UWM tonight.
Forecast: Quiet weather pattern will lead to seasonal temperatures
Seasonal temperatures are expected through the weekend, with daytime highs approaching 50 degrees, according to WTMJ-TV (Channel 4) meteorologist Scott Steele.
Some patchy fog could form Thursday night and into early Friday, but no precipitation, save for a few flurries Thursday, is expected through the weekend, Steele says.
To see Steele's complete forecast, go to www.stormteam4.com.


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I'm because MarieM posted on the skatefans list that the split isn't official but yet Vanessa posted yesterday it was official on May 1!
I'm because MarieM posted on the skatefans list that the split isn't official but yet Vanessa posted yesterday it was official on May 1!
It's not official hence there has been no press release from the FFSG yet
poths Void: MarieM carries a rusty old blade in her handbag!
It's one thing to try to read between the lines of interviews , or speculate as to someone's reported motivations or actions .. but it's quite another to respond directly to a skater who has given us her first-hand input by thanking her for responding out of one side of one's mouth while practically accusing her of twisting the truth out of the other.
Skaters are probably warned that it's a thankless task to respond to forums..no wonder they're not tempted too often...
And wherefore the skaters would like to enter here?
Obviously we know more than they... it is not important that we talk about their lives, or their careers....
I just came across an article today about the possible debut of the french version of Dancing with the stars. About 3 channels are interested and one of them even asked Brian and a rugby player to take part.
Honestly, I can't really imagine Brian dancing ballroom
Brian would not be able to take part, if he wished to remain eligible (which he seems to do).
Ahhh sorry! I read it as Dancing on Ice.
Of course he could. But that wouldn't be a great idea, for the reasons you have mentioned.
As reported in the very beginning, don't be surprised if this team ends up in Ingo Steuer's camp sometime soon. From what I hear (and Vanessa can feel free to come in and confirm or deny), Steuer has been wanting to work with James but not with Yannick Bonheur. Whether that had to do with an attitude issue or Steuer's views on his skating potential/ability, I don't know.
Steuer was in Paris that day. Of course, it was a seminar/try-out day, so you would want someone like him there. Steuer should be thrilled to have Vanessa/Maximin, since he lost his Ukrainian Pair.
Gee.. if you say so.. I won't be surprised. I might not be entirely thrilled though.
There's no denying Ingo's abilities as a coach..but...but.. His choreography can be great one moment and decidedly less than great the next. And there's a definite tendency to tastelessness in the costume dept.
I can't imagine there's a coach out there who wouldn't want to work with Vanessa...I've already cast my vote for Richard Gauthier..(I know I don't get a vote)..still, I'll continue to send thought waves.
/\ ..Vanessa..don't go there....


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Have a liquid damaged iPhone, iPad, or iPod? Here's what you should and shouldn't do!
I see lots of liquid damaged iPhones, iPads, and iPods on a regular basis. If you don't have AppleCare+, your warranty won't cover liquid damage. This is why a lot of people turn to places like The Pod Drop to reverse the damage. Not only can it be a lot cheaper than replacing an iPhone, iPad, or iPod, but it can allow you to get lots more use out of it.
If you are ever faced with the dreaded task of figuring out what to do with a water damaged iPhone, iPad, or iPod, there are some things you can do, as well as some things you should not do, before taking it in for service that will help mitigate the damage therefore making the success rate of repairing it much higher.
Types of liquid damage
Before we get into what to do with a liquid damaged device, it's necessary to know exactly what kind of liquid your device has incurred damage from. While any kind of liquid can damage electronics, some are more severe than others. Knowing how severe the damage is not only helps whoever is repairing it know what they're getting into, but helps you to know whether or not a repair is even warranted or if a new iPhone, iPad, or iPod may just be a better route right off the bat.
What is pH?
Before we go any further, lets talk about pH for a minute. pH is a commonly used indicator for liquids. The higher the pH, the less acidic it is. For example, water has a pH of 7, which is considered neutral. More acidic substances would have a much lower pH. While you don't need to know all the math and background behind pH, knowing a little will get you a long way in terms of determining whether the damage is repairable.
Alkaline (basic) substances
Anything with a pH of 7 or greater is considered to be an alkaline substance. If you had to drop your iPhone, iPad, or iPod in any kind of liquid, this is the kind you'd want to drop it in.
Here are some pH levels for common alkaline substances -
- Bleach - 12
- Ammonia - 11
- Human blood - 7 to 7.5
It's interesting to note that bleach, which most people may consider more damaging, actually isn't as abrasive. Liquid damage from bleach can be reversed.
Acidic substances
If alkaline substances have a pH of over 7, that means that anything with a pH under 7 would be considered acidic. These are the fluids you'll want to keep your electronics devices far away from. For example, orange juice has a pH of around 3.5 which makes is very acidic. Acidic substances have a nasty habit of eating away at electronic components and failure rates are much higher when liquid damage is caused by an acidic substance.
Here are some pH levels for common acidic substances -
- Orange juice - 3.5
- Milk - 6.5 (some people consider milk neutral since it is so close to 7 in some cases)
- Beer - 3 to 6 depending on the kind of beer
- Soda drinks such as Coke - 2.5 to 4.2
- Lemon juice - 2 to 2.5
In short, if you drop your iPhone in your morning glass of orange juice, while it may be possible to fix it, it's going to come down to how many internal components were damaged and how fast the problem is caught. With acidic substances, time is your enemy more so than with alkaline substances.
In most cases, mild contact may be able to be fixed but if your iPhone was soaking in a glass of Coke, you're probably going to be better off purchasing a new iPhone in the end.
Do's and don'ts
Before we go any further, let's go over what you shouldn't do in order to remedy water damage. There are lots of common beliefs out there that we've found to be wrong over the years. Some of them can actually damage your device further.
Do NOT put your iPhone, iPad, or iPod in rice
Most people immediately think to put their phone in rice immediately following contact with water. This is actually one of the worse things you can do. While the logic of pulling water or liquid out of the device sounds like a good plan, it actually isn't.
Once the device completely dries out, corrosion sets in. You want to avoid this at all costs. In our experience, rice actually causes corrosion to set in faster. Not to mention, rice gets caught in headphone jacks, dock connectors, and other small places. I've actually seen rice get inside the device itself and cause buildup when it expands. Not only does it cause more damage from time to time, it's also not fun to pick out of small areas.
Most reputable repair places will tell you to place the still wet device into a plastic bag and bring it in as is. If they're telling you to put it in rice first, stay away.
Back away from the hair dryer!
Never, ever, under any circumstance take a hair dryer or a heat gun to a water damaged iPhone, iPad, or iPod. Much like rice, you're going to cause corrosion to set in faster and could potentially damage your device further.
To remove liquid, attempt to shake it out from any entry points or hold it upside down but pretty please, don't take a hair dryer to it.
Don't use a charger
Most people have an inclination to throw it on a charger immediately after water damage occurs. This typically happens if the screen blacks out or the device dies. Lithium ion batteries and liquid don't play nice together. Most places that fix water damage will replace the battery just as a precaution on all water damaged device. It's a good practice and something that should almost always be done.
On top of causing issues with the battery, you can also short circuit the logic board. Leaving the device completely turned off for a period of time is best practice. I would recommend staying away from chargers until you can get help fixing the issue from a professional. If you don't think the damage was bad enough to warrant taking it in for repair, I'd still avoid chargers for at least 72 hours before attempting to plug it in and turn it on.
React fast
Once you notice your iPhone, iPad, or iPod has come in contact with liquid, the most obvious thing to do is to remove it from the liquid. Sometimes if you catch it fast enough or it does not become completely submerged, the damage can be minimal.
Turn the device off
Immediately following any contact with liquid, always turn any electronics device off immediately. It is very possible that liquid can short it out. The safest bet is to completely turn it off.
Here is where I'd normally tell you to take out the battery but considering Apple products don't have removable batteries, which creates an issue.
If you've got a little bit of DIY knowledge and the tools laying around, taking the battery out of a water damaged iPhone isn't a bad idea. You can browse through our DIY articles in order to find a walkthrough on how to remove the battery from your iPhone if you'd like. If you don't feel comfortable doing this, don't. Just get it to someone who can in a timely manner.
Check water sensors
All iPhones, iPads, and iPods have water sensors. Check the dock connector and headphone jack with a flashlight to see if the sensors are triggered. By default, the sensors should be white. If they have turned red, you know liquid has gotten into one of the ports.
Get help
Don't wait too long before getting help. There are several places that can successfully reverse water damage using the correct tools and parts, including The Pod Drop. It's possible something as little as treating the logic board and a new battery may get your iPhone, iPad, or iPod back into working order.
While liquid damage is completely dictated on a case by case basis, most of the time, it can be fixed as long as you don't wait too long before and don't do anything to damage the device further.
The bottom line
Whether you're mailing your device in or taking it some place local, if you perform all the steps above and stay away from the things you shouldn't do, the chances of successful liquid damage repair become much higher.
The last, and more important step, is to make sure that whoever you are entrusting to fix your iPhone, iPad, or iPod has experience handling water damage. Good signs are if the employees give you honest advice and an initial estimate after physically seeing it. I will typically do an initial diagnosis right in front a customer and point out problem areas that I can see off-hand. If I don't think the device can be saved or that a new one is a better option, I can typically tell the customer that right off the bat.
Any reputable company should be willing to help find the best option for you. If you don't feel they are providing you that service, walk away and try elsewhere.
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I was able to rescue an iPhone 4 that was fully submerged in 1 foot of water by turning it off, vacuuming it over and over (suck the water OUT instead of blowing it IN), then, despite what you mention in the article, left it in a bag of rice overnight to work out residual water that I couldn't remove with the vacuum.
The iPhone still works fine over a year later! The rice could have been inconsequential for sure - can't prove it one way or the other from my experience. I had to keep re-vacuuming to get all of the water out from under the glass covering the screen.
Hey... So I jumped into a pool with mine accidentally forgetting the phone was in my pocket. I did dry it with rice(sorry) and now when I charge it the screen either turns blue or red (bright colors). I can see the water inside. How would I get it out. Can the pod drop do it? Please reply too me in an email @email@example.com thank you so much
I put my water damaged iPhone 4 (more due to condensation than ever getting fully wet) into a sealed plastic bag filled with a few packets of silica gel and within a week the phone was back to normal.
Just drop it in 96% spirit. It will wash the water out. Then open it and let it dry. Spirit wont do anything bad to electronics.
"It's interesting to note that bleach, which most people may consider more damaging, is actually less abrasive than regular water."
What the F are you talking about in regards to pH??? The scale goes from 0 to 14, with higher numbers being Basic (alkaline) and lower numbers being acidic. Water is pH 7 which is exactly Neutral (neither acidic nor basic).
*chirp chirp*
Hm. Sure is quiet in here.
great article, I have succesfully replaced 3 cracked screens thanks to your DIY videos. I hope I never have to deal with liquid damage as I feel like an expert in switching out cracked screens.
Hey Allyson, you've got a typo in the title.
"Have a liquid damaged iPhone, iPad, or iPod? Here's what you should and **should't** do with it."
Nice article, hopefully I won't be needing to read it twice though...
You always write great articles. The ph guide was good. Turning any electronics, and disconnecting from the power source is always good. If your phone is out of warranty, or you do not mind, I would also remove the battery. Even off, the liquid can cause the battery to short. Too bad Apple does not make a removable battery.
I've used rice to dry out family members devices in the past, they've all survived the water and been fully functional.
Agreed, not sure how rice would get into the device? Since iphones are sealed. Could it get into the headphone jack or in the charging port? Sure it could but its not exactly impossible to remove. And if this happens to the average phone user and their options are letting the phone just air dry (which takes a significant ) or sicking it in a bag of rice I would say go with the bag of rice. But hey what do I know I've only been selling phones for 15 years and never heard of anyone damaging their phone by sticking in a bag of rice. Are there better options than rice - absolutely. But does the average person have packets of silca gel laying around? probably not. And many retailers including myself sell water damage rescue bags which work very well. However to say it could damage your phone to put in a bag of rice is pretty silly - I could also get struck by lightning typing this post but odds are against it...
Sorry to nag on the rice issue. Is your only issue with it the possibility of a piece of rice getting in the phone, then?
totally agreed
Would it make sense to drop it in Bleach if it gets water damage to change the pH of the liquid trapped inside?
My iphone fell into a lake for a good 5 minutes. It wont turn on or anything, i let it dry in a towel. How much would it cost to send in to drop pod to get the whole thing fixed or make an arrangement for a different iphone 4s to be sent? i dont think apple will replace mine even though they have been contemplating it.
My iphone fell into a lake for a good 5 minutes. It wont turn on or anything, i let it dry in a towel. How much would it cost to send in to drop pod to get the whole thing fixed or make an arrangement for a different iphone 4s to be sent? i dont think apple will replace mine even though they have been contemplating it.
Heya ive just dropped my iphone 4 into a cup that had tea in it, theres the tinest of dribbles left in the mug buh enough to have turned the indicator a very slight pink colour. I used cotton swabs and pads to clear it all out my only thought is it must have gone inside the two small speakers as when i tried to play music it either didnt have any sound and wouldnt let me change the volume yet when i cleaned again for a few seconds it was perfect then didnt work. As theres only been a teeny bit of tea i wondered if my phone would be okay? Im a little worried as only had it just over a month. Thank you :) xxx
*EDIT* the sound is working perfectly now and same with volume control. The indicator colour is still slightly pink not dark pink/bright red buh coloured all the same. Also once i was sure i dried the port thing i did connect it to a charger to see if it would still charge for a few seconds and disconnected and wiped the charger to be 100% sure of no liquids on that as well. Its nearly 2:30am so i couldnt put it in rice even if i wanted to. Now scared to go to sleep haha. Hoping air drying will work xxx
"Liquid damage from bleach can be reversed"
My wife bleach wiped her iphone 4 and the earpiece speaker is very distorted. Everything else seems to work fine.
How can I reverse the bleach damage?
So basically you said the general things that everyone knows, proving you don't know anything about what actually "TO DO", which is helpful to "NO ONE". You basically just forward them to a professional to fix the problems. At what cost? Under the things "TO DO", did you mention how to take apart the back to get water out? Or what tools to use? Or how to replace the battery, since the reaction to water will kill it, or severely limit it's life? Or how to change the dock connector? Or the camera? Or speaker? Why don't you say: "DON'T" turn on your phone. "DO" call a professional. Because really that's all you know to do. If I were you I would leave important problems to real professionals who can actually help people, and blog about glitter or hair extensions or texting or something. Something you actually know about.
Oh I see now. The solution is simple. What not to do. "DO NOT" attempt to use your own common sense to fix your phone with the countless number of resources out there. DO NOT search the internet for step by step picture instructions that can be found at places like here: http://www.ifixit.com/Teardown/iPhone+4+Teardown/3130/1 or here: http://appleiphonemod.blogspot.com/2012/12/how-to-fix-dock-connector-on-... DO be a sucker and send all your phones to people like this for $150 to $250 dollars, with no idea of what they're actually doing. I just replaced my battery for $5 dollars from ebay, and 2 minutes of my time. But I'm sure it's worth $150 for you to do it. Why don't you let everyone know that the only person you're trying to help here is yourself.
My mom dropped her iPhone 4S in water and she put it in rice for 48 hours (2 days). The device is not turning back on, and we even plugged it in to see if it would hopefully give us some sign. Do you have any idea of what to do? Also she doesn't really want to take the back off she thinks it will mess it up more, is there something I can put it in to restore it?
I dropped my iphone 3 in my toilet for about 4 seconds on saturday(5 days ago) immediatly i screamed and ran downstairs and told my mom. We put it in rice, 4 hours later i took it out and put it on the charger, it turned on and was working for about 2 hours, then it shut off. Now it's no longer working. I put it in rice and have left it in rice ever since, now i took it out and it's on the chargey EVERY 10 seconds it will show the apple screen for 2 seconds then shut off, WHAT DO I DO ?!!? ):
Yo yo Ally! Great post - and THANK YOU for debunking the rice myth. We deal with this a lot, and it lowers the revival rate. People think putting their corroded board in a baggie of FOOD will miraculously help it! Grr! It totally equals more problems, like you said. Enjoyed reading the article :))
Hey nice post, I would like to add if the phone fell in the sea dont hesitate to wash it right away with distilled water because salt is your components enemy. Then follow the dos and donts of this article
I spilled Mountain Dew on my iPad 2 and it won't let me turn it off every time I try it turns right back on.
Your comment "rice actually causes corrosion to set in faster" is not true.
I've revived three iphones with water damage (some with full fresh water submersion) by baking in the oven at 170F for an hour.
My iPhone 5 is barely two weeks old and sometime yesterday morning after brushing my teeth, I noticed water on top of the phone. I immediately wiped it off and went about my day because my last HTC phone could get water on it and there was no issue. I even had a silicon case on my phone. On my way home from work I noticed the water damage and because I hadn't seen your article, I put it in rice with silica gel but it was still damaged this morning. I can't believe these phones are that sensitive to even drops of water. I didn't get the insurance because it was another $100 so what are my options now? I will put it back in the silica gel and hope for the best. It seems to be working fine.
Hi, I have an I-pod 5 that was dropped in water but it was only in it for seconds...and I did everything I could to make sure it didn't get too damaged. Everything seems to be fine with it expect that it is stuck in headphone mode. I was wondering if there was any way to fix this without taking it to someone or somewhere to get fixed. Thanks.
I hAVe an iPad 2 that shuts off (log in screen) whenever it moves, even a slight jiggle. Also, certain apps will not open for more than a split second. Any ideas why/what is going on?? I don't live near an apple store so I have not taken it in to date. Looking for ideas/opinions here first. Thanks!
So, for all of those who are interested. I had my work iPhone 4s in my bag and spilt water inside my back, when it took it out i was on the train and the screen was on but just weird colours and nothing really visible, it had "visible" water damage.
The LED on the back of the phone was on and despite all the information i knew what i "should" do but i couldn't turn off the phone with any combination of the known buttons. Having no tools i waited 10 minutes until i got home and immediately removed the back cover and disconnected the batter. I left the battery out with the cover and dried off all the water i could see, i also then lightly dried the internal parts ( i mean lightly and not very hot) with a hair dryer.
I put my iPhone in a plastic Chinese take away container sandwiched between brown rice and wrapped this in cling film to keep it air tight as i did not have a bag. I placed this on top of my boiler in my warm airing cupboard.
I waited 24 hours and then put it all back together, it turned on first time, worked and all looked fine. There was still slight visual damage behind the screen with water but after a few days this evaporated on it's own. It has been working fine since.
Hope this helps people, please share your stories.
My iPad was on the floor next to me while I was in the tub. I moved a little to fast and water splashed everywhere, everything is working fine but now my volume won't work ? I sucked what I could out and is letting it sit straight up. Any opinions on what to do ? You think I'll get my volume back ?
Hey! My iPad got water on it tonight and my volume wasn't working either. It was stuck on headphones mode, but I got a qtip, took the cotton off so that it would fit in the headphones hole and cleaned around and my volume worked again! I see that your incident happened a while back, but it's worth a shot!
Okkay so this is lookin bad for me I dropped my phone in the lake in October and it was freezing cold and midnight so I just left it til morning. My friend swam down and got it for me and I had it in rice for days. I plugged it in after all that and it turned on fine no water in the screen but it won't connect to wifi and won't let me make calls or text and it only turns on when it's on the charger but if you have it on for too long it shuts off and turns itself back on and just keeps doin that. I really don't have money for a new one and it's February so I let that phone sit water damaged for months is there any way it can be saved?
So last night i put my ipad in charge next to a water bottle fell on the ipad, but the ipad is cracked and water go in the cracks.. so my quick reaction was a hair dryer, but I switch the hair dryer to cold air. after that I shook it so water can come out. but the thing is it's still not turning on. what should I do
i have a iphone 4s that was put in water around 2 my kids done it and i didnt know it and i noticed that its not coming on at all and i noticed that it was part red and part white and its not coming on what should i do and here in the last couple mins it would come on for a second and then turn back off
Hi need your help I've just dropped my phone in a glass of orange juice I've tapped all the water out and it's sticky so I dried it with a hair dryer which I know I shouldn't of but now it's in a bowl of rice going to leave it over night hope it will be fine in morning
I spilt hot tea on my iPod4 screen and now when I touch parts of the screen it doesnt respond. It was only On a small section but I quickly rubbed it in a towel and I didnt know what else to do! Please help!
Okay so my iPod felled in the toilette and i Dont know what to do :(
Hi I dropped my I phone 5c in water and it wont come back on have anyone got any idea what I can do


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Just because it wasn't rationally thought out and optimized doesn't mean that he's a bad leader for doing the right thing out of instinct. It's obvious that he has good qualities that his side needs, or he would never have been promoted to heir in the first place.BLANDCorporatio wrote:oslecamo2_temp wrote:Oh c'mon give {Stanley} a break. Yes he isn't perfect, but his side is still standing and powerfull, so he's doing something right.
Actually, let's compare Stanley with the other rulers out there shall we?
Stanley: takes care to don't waste money needlessly. Makes sure to keep a fat treasury for hard times, wich comes in handy for hiring supreme warlords, mass promotion of heavies, scrolls for the casters and other essential stuff. Even when cornered against the wall, Stanley still had quite a good chunk of pocket change.
Meh, it depends. The other leaders in your analysis don't fare well, but miserliness is not always better than profligacy (yeah I looked those up on wiktionary).
The ur-example is RTSs (bear with me for a moment). In Starcraft (1), having more money than needed for one command structure was often a bad idea- it meant you weren't churning out enough units/upgrades. Part of this logic applies to TBS games, or worlds with TBS-like physics, as long as one simple condition applies: there are limits to how much you can build/pop/buy in one turn. Therefore, if you cannot spend your entire massive treasury all at once, it doesn't make sense to hoard too much, then find out that you can recruit 1000 Archons but oops, they'll be ready in 5 turns whereas the enemy has enough forces at your door to croak you now.
Granted, a lot of things seem to be "instant" in Erfworld (exceptions: heirs, Archons (?) and possibly some other high-tier units require more turns).
Anyway. The point is that some of Stanley's behaviours (hoarding Schmuckers, fleeing GK) turned out to be beneficial ... but not necessarily because Stanley deliberately looked for an optimal solution to a problem and stumbled upon said policies. It was not a calculated decision to store Schmuckers, I believe, nor was the reason for the flight from GK anything other than own-ass-saving and GK be damned.
Where Stanley is lucky is in having subordinates that can transform his (ill-considered?) decisions into opportunities.
Dwagons can be popped and are constantly popped. A blue was popped in GK the turn immediately after the volcano went up.gazes_also wrote:Stanley seems quite capable of snatching defeat from the jaws of victory. From his point of view ordering Parson not to enter JS' portal or to return to GK might seem like a good idea right now to avoid losing a second CW in one day.
Key point that comes out in this update; things are going seriously wrong in TMK despite Maggie and the GM's attempts to intervene and it is not something they anticipated. Sounds like Parson's pursuer has made his move in TMK and is not just following him through the portal.
About Stanley's wealth: even before the volcano GK was a source of gems and Sizemore made them easier to reach after the volcano; a large proportion of his army have no upkeep; and the dwagons are caught in the wild, not popped, so only have upkeep and no production cost. High income, low overhead, that's what keeps Stanley's treasury full. The other major cost he has so far spared himself - no heir.


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Hello Darlings! How was your weekend? Some of you attended some WILD Superbowl parties! Did you love the half-time show? I did. I think I just want Beyonce's body. Fav commercials? I like the ones that made me laugh.
Anyway, I'm here for TTUT hosted by the gorgeous yet busy momma, Shawn, and myself. It actually feels good to be blogging today! Maybe I'm gettin' my groove back like Stella did! =)
I'm a texter. Any other fellow texters out there? I'm not huge on phone conversations mainly because I'm a mom of 2 now and it's almost impossible to enjoy an actual telephone call. So as I was thinking about what I would be blogging today {I actually have a list, people!!}, I decided I would share some interesting text messages as of lately.
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This would be from the lovely Shawn. Occasionally, she likes to give me sound parental advice which I ALWAYS appreciate. I'm thinking this one may have come from experience. I'm pretty sure there was a daughter that may have walked in to a situation that was rated NC-17. Whoopsie!
And then there's one from the husband who always has MY best interest at heart. I thought I had mastitis. Turns out, it was a little thrush on the ol' nipples (OUCH) and a clogged milk duct.
Occasionally, I talk about M behind his back. This was a text to my cousin.
Here is a FACEBOOK post from a cousin who I am NOT close to. She's an idiot. And probably a little more white trash than I am.
This girl has a 10 year old daughter who saw this happen. Apparently, he's an abuser and she's an alcoholic (with horrible grammar). He won custody in the divorce. She went to Texas to get back together with the daddy. Guess what? She's still there. She didn't file a police report either. I have no patience for people who stay with their abuser.
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