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An anthropologist is a person with an extensive knowledge of anthropology who uses this knowledge in their work, typically to solve problems specific to humanity.
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There is a sense in which every human being is an anthropologist, if a very humanistic and generous interpretation is accepted. This is to say that every human being is related to others and has a unique way of life. However, a more generally accepted interpretation in academia is that an anthropologist is one who has attained a Ph.D. in anthropology, teaches anthropology or carries out anthropological field research, and has published literature in a field of anthropology in a peer-reviewed journal, or is widely accepted by other anthropologists as an anthropologist.
Antropologists usually cover a breadth of topics within anthropology in their undergraduate education, and then proceed to specialize in topics of their own choice at the graduate level. In some universities, a qualifying exam serves to test both the breadth and depth of a student's understanding of anthropology; the students who pass are permitted to work on a doctoral dissertation.
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"Anthropology is perhaps the last of the great nineteenth-century conglomerate disciplines still for the most part organizationally intact. Long after natural history, moral philosophy, philology, and political economy have dissolved into their specialized successors, it has remained a diffuse assemblage of ethnology, human biology, comparative linguistics, and prehistory, held together mainly by the vested interests, sunk costs, and administrative habits of academia, and by a romantic image of comprehensive scholarship."1 -- Clifford Geertz on the back cover of Unwrapping the Sacred Bundle (2005).
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bathroom has plywood floor. think it might be 1/2". will measure it. has glued down vinyl in good shape. floor joists are 16"oc. can 1/4" cement board be laid on top of vinyl or do i have to somehow scrape up the vinyl? am planning on using 12" ceramic tiles. i imagine the subfloor thickness is critical. is it 1/2" or 3/4"? is it more than 1 layer? should i use thicker cement board? |
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Half inch flooring is not OK. Minimum standards call for 1 1/8" with appropriate 1/4" Durock or Hardi to bond the tile. If the vinyl is tight as a rock, you can add the 5/8 over it. No glue, but screw it thoroughly. I usually go about every 8" around the perimeter and about 10" in the field. Using a 1/4" trowel, spread a creamy mix of thinset over it and install the concrete board, screwing it immediately in the same manner as above. Stagger this board, overlapping the plywood seams. 1/4" board is fine for floors. The thicker stuff is generally for walls. Hope this helps. |
I installed ceramic tile some years ago over a subfloor of beams on 16" spacing, 3/4" solid wood spaced planks, covered by 3/8" plywood - total thickness about 1 1/8". I stripped the vinyl cushion flooring first. It was installed with a thinset said to be suitable for a flexible floor. Net result is that it is too flexible. The grout cracks, loosens, and falls out. Some tiles have come loose and have even cracked. My experience suggests you should remove the vinyl for sure. I recently installed some marble tile over the same floor. This time I used thinset covered by 1/4" cement board, and screwed it every 6". Too soon to tell if it stands up over time, but it feels much more solid. For the cost difference if you can afford the extra thickness of 1/2" cement board, I would go with it. It was going to cause me a problem so I went with 1/4", and hope I don't get stung again. Removing vinyl sometimes can be made much easier if you cut slits in the vinyl surface every 1" and then mop lots of soapy water on it. Then scrape it up after it starts to curl up. |
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LACOSTE'S COLD SHOULDER: Expect simplicity, not celebrities, at Lacoste's show in the tents Saturday. "We don't really care about personalities," said Lacoste designer Christophe Lemaire. "We feel it's a stupid game to play. There are so many famous people wearing Lacoste anyway, we don't need to pretend or show off." Unflanked by A-listers (Julianne Moore sat front row two seasons ago when Lacoste sponsored a gala for the Tuberous Sclerosis Alliance that Moore hosted), the Lacoste runway will be "as pure and simple as possible," with snow and sheepskin setting the scene for the ski-inspired collection. This is Lemaire's first ski-focused collection for the iconic tennis brand, and he said he looked to the French resort town Megève for the Thirties-inspired "sportif elegance." Lacoste is not offering another capsule collection for fall to fete its 75th anniversary, as it did for spring 2008, but the French brand will be hosting an anniversary bash during Paris Fashion Week later this month.
RIGHT SOUND: United Bamboo designers Miho Aoki and Thuy Pham have tapped Yeah Yeah Yeahs frontwoman Karen O to do the soundtrack for their Saturday show. "They've given me a lot of freedom to come up with material — too much, I'm afraid," said the singer, who's been a fan of the label since 2006. But don't expect to hear her old classics. Karen noted she'll be mixing tracks from a number of other predominately female acts.
REDHEADS: At his friend Bono's request, Damien Hirst has rounded up 100 fellow artists to create something inspired by the color red for the Feb. 14 (Red) Auction that will be held at Sotheby's. Hirst has chipped in seven pieces of work, which goes up at the Gagosian Gallery Monday. Takashi Murakami, Jasper Johns, Matthew Barney, Ed Ruscha and Jeff Koons are among the creative types who are on board with the project. When all is said and done, the sale is expected to drum up more than $20 million to help benefit the United Nations Foundation to support HIV/AIDS relief programs.


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During World War I, Greek immigrant Louis Pappas served in the Army as a personal chef to General John Pershing. To give the hungry general some extra nutrition, Louis began adding scoops of potato salad to his traditional greek salads. When Louis returned to the United States, he opened up his own restaurant, Louis Pappas Riverside Café, where he would re-create this signature dish using fresh produce from his own ranch in Tarpon Springs.
Today, Louis Pappas's grandson continues his grandfather's old Florida family tradition at Pappas Ranch. There, he and his kitchen serve up a new menu of fresh seafood, poultry, sandwiches, street tacos, hand-cut steaks, and barbecue dishes whose "family flair" has been lauded by Metromix Tampa Bay. They continue to scoop savory housemade potato salad into their internationally renowned Louis Pappas Famous greek salad, tossing it in massive bowls that serve as many as four diners. Bartenders dole out glasses of locally brewed craft beers and wine or mix cocktails and martinis at the full center bar with flat-screen TVs.
The restaurant's decor channels that of the original Pappas family ranch. In the dining room, spacious booths are surrounded by rustic wooden walls, and outside is a covered outdoor patio.
Belwood's Irish Pub has a way of making guests feel lucky. Lucky enough, in some cases, to attempt the pub's notorious Atomic Wing Challenge, which requires one to polish off a plate of blazingly hot Atomic wings in 10 minutes or less. Such a feat earns its conqueror a $25 paid tab and a photo on the Atomic wall of fame. If the wings prove too daunting, there's always a menu of burgers, sandwiches, fried appetizers, and salads to appease all types of cravings.
If you're hunting for gold at Belwood's, it's best not to look for the familiar shapes of coins. Check the bar, however, and you'll find 16 draft beers pouring into frosty pint glasses. These glasses clink together in celebration of a well-thrown dart, a pocketed eight ball, or a touchdown displayed on one of the pub's television.
Currents sweeps taste buds out to sea on a wave of tasty seafood and carefully crafted gourmet fare. Diners can search the menu to locate flavorful starters such as a plate of prosciutto-wrapped shrimp ($9.80), brie with pesto and almonds ($9.30), or the snails leslie served in brandy with toast points ($7.90). A bowl of lobster-and-crab bisque ($6) could inspire your mouth to throw itself hungrily at New York strip steak ($22.50) or meatloaf in hoisin barbecue sauce ($10.90), although it might prefer to stick with water-related edibles such as the seared salmon ($17.50). Currents boasts an array of red, white, and sparkling wines for cuisine coupling, and also treats diners to a full bar featuring fine brews, dessert drinks, cocktails, and specialty martinis such as the double bubble tini ($8), a mix of Three-O Bubble vodka and pink lemonade.
The phosphorescent indoor landscape at Monster Mini Golf immerses putters in an eerie universe that inverts the sun-soaked cheer of conventional courses. Rimmed in glowing green barriers, 18 holes lure swingers of all sizes to challenge their coordination and resolve in the face of winged monsters, scowling animated trees, a creepy clown, and their opponents' shockingly dazzling smiles. Sheltered from searing rain and howling wind, the indoor course enables play around hazards such as a spell well and luminous, ghostly windmill at any time of the year. An in-house radio station and DJ mask the sound of pounding hearts with lively beats and course commentary, and golfers looking for additional glory can win prizes by participating in regular contests or at the on-site arcade.
A family-oriented sports bar, Benchwarmers promotes high-octane spectating with a solid menu and 10 high-definition TVs relaying NFL Sunday Ticket games. Down draft beer from the full bar, and replicate the Olympic logo with house-made onion rings. A bouquet of buffalo shrimp yearns to be dipped into succulent sauce, and the Benchwarmers burger explodes with the flavors of jack cheese and jalapeños, imbued with the bar's own specially concocted condiment. Sandwich selections, such as the turkey club and the corned-beef-and-swiss Reuben, make a delicious alternative to sandwiching meat between the arms of two embracing sports fans. The roster of events includes free live music, poker tournaments, and underground wrestling broadcasts, and its smoke-free interior promotes all-ages merrymaking with four pool tables and a variety of kid-friendly games.


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Inhibiting Tumor Angiogenesis in Metastatic Hormone-Refractory Prostate Cancer
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Phase I/II Study of TRC105 in Metastatic Castrate Resistant Prostate Cancer (NCI-10-C-0062). See the protocol summary.
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Prostate cancer is the most frequently diagnosed non-skin malignancy and second leading cause of cancer death among American men. Most prostate tumors initially depend on androgens, which are male sex hormones, to continue growing. To combat these growth-promoting effects, antiandrogen therapies, which lower the concentrations of male hormones in the blood to "castrate" levels, are administered after surgery or radiation therapy. Even in the presence of reduced hormone levels, though, some tumors will eventually start to grow again and are referred to as hormone refractory or castration resistant. Few treatments are available for castration-resistant prostate cancer (CRPC). However, the current standard of care for metastatic CRPC is a combination of the chemotherapy drug docetaxel and the steroid prednisone.
All solid tumors require an adequate blood supply for continued growth. Inhibiting the formation of new blood vessels, or angiogenesis, is a cancer treatment method that has shown promise in many types of advanced cancer and is under investigation as a treatment for prostate cancer. A previous clinical trial demonstrated that combining docetaxel with the antiangiogenic agent bevacizumab (Avastin), which targets a blood vessel growth factor, was well-tolerated and resulted in a substantial decrease in levels of prostate specific antigen (PSA), a marker for tumor progression, in the majority of patients. However, this regimen did not improve survival; thus researchers continue to search for new drugs that target tumor-associated blood vessels more specifically.
In this study, which is being conducted at the NIH Clinical Center, researchers will test whether treatment with a novel monoclonal antibody, TRC105, that targets a protein highly expressed on the surface of tumor blood vessels improves the outcome of men with metastatic CRPC. Men who are at least 18 years of age and have been diagnosed with progressive, castration-resistant adenocarcinoma of the prostate are eligible to enroll. The first phase of the trial will involve a dose escalation (increase) study to establish the maximum tolerated dose. The second phase will examine progression-free survival in patients with disease progression after treatment with docetaxel and no prior antiangiogenic therapy.
"Currently, there is no curative therapy for metastatic castration-resistant prostate cancer," said Dr. Dahut. "TRC105 is an experimental drug that has been demonstrated to block angiogenesis and has a very different target than previously studied antiangiogenic anticancer agents. However, it has not been validated to treat prostate cancer in general or castration-resistant prostate cancer in particular.
"If the regimen proves safe and effective, we hope that it will offer a clinically important option for men with metastatic castration-resistant prostate cancer," he added.
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Holy. Lord. God. Almighty. Pictured above is what I can only assume is Tim Bogar, third base coach for the Boston Red Sox, stealing beer from a vendor to give to his team's pitchers.
The depths to which people seek explanations for things that obviously don't have a clear and resolute cause just sank further than one would have previously thought possible. John Tomase of the Boston Herald informs us that pitchers drinking beer during games on their off days is one of the reasons why both the Boston Red Sox and Terry Francona could use a change.
Even if you want to eschew all reason, pull out a Stretch Armstrong and point to this as a possible reason for certain Red Sox players wearing down late in the year, I seriously wonder which would be more harmful to an athlete's body: a can of Coca-Cola or a bottle of beer.
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We've just built a pergola in our backyard. It's in full sun. We have considered wysteria & thornless rose but want some advise as to what to plant for a climbing cover.
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Hops- they grow extremely fast and look great. One caution- I planted a wisteria on each side of a huge entry trellis and twelve years later its tree sized trunk is pulling down the side posts. It seems as the wisteria grows longer and thicker it grows shorter (like a snake strangeling its prey.) I like the wisteria but haven't figured out how to shorten the vertical posts to keep it from being pulled down. |
I'd suggest hops too, but with one caution that most people aren't aware of. Hops are toxic to dogs. We grow and love Hops oursleves, but keep the doggies away. |
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After listening to the video, it has me thinking that I should get in and have it checked. Recently I have been urinating more and an increase in my appetite...yikes those are the first signs they talked about....i need to get back to exercising. I don't mind exercise, I'm just not disciplined. I have a slight cholesterol problem too. My older brother by 18 years, was diagnosed with diabetes. I couldn't see where to register for the opportunity to be tested by dr. Oz...maybe this will reach him and he can give me a few suggestions. Wt is 170 and I am 5' 1"....Marie


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In short: Excellent organisation, very friendly run. Not so keen on the second half.In full: Pretty good race. The marshalling was fantastic. The second half of the marathon was pretty tough because the field thinned out so much. Second half was very flat though - apart from the killer incline (well it killed me) at 25 miles.Date of review: September 4, 2007
In short: Excellent race. Amazed that the organisers pulled it off after the floods.In full: This was a fantastic route. Flat with some excellent views of the Thames that you don't get to see driving around or running on the road. I really liked not doing a circuit and thought the buses and baggage etc. were very well planned out. I have never been on similar sized race which had such excellent facilities. I know one or two of the marshals were a bit rubbish but the majority of them did a brilliant job. I also really liked the hill start! Date of review: July 30, 2007
In short: Should be a perfect 10k for speed being so flat.In full: It's flat and fast. The rain was heavy at times but I preferred that to the extreme heat we had last year. Very well organised, lots of toilets, great goody bag, nice medal.Date of review: July 2, 2007
In short: Raining, muddy and hilly - brilliant!In full: This is a great course. Uphill and downhill all the way. Not so steep that you couldn't take advantage of the downhills and no need to kill yourself on the uphill sections. Date of review: June 25, 2007
In short: Excellent new route, well organised and the weather was kinder than usualIn full: The new route is excellent, a massive improvement. There were no choke points, the views were excellent and the hills made it interesting. Far better than the long hot slog to Redbourn and back of the previous course. Marshalls were excellent and there was loads and loads of water. Nice ice lolly at the end! Date of review: June 10, 2007
In short: With free parking and entry to the zoo this was the first time entering a race has saved me money!In full: Not only was this race great value (if fancy going round the zoo) but it was an excellent experience. On the second lap round we disturbed a kangaroo thing which went bounding away. Nice change from my usual route where I might expect nothing more exotic than a few rabbits. The course was traffic free (least when I went round) and beautifully quiet. I liked the early start as well. Well organised and friendly. Date of review: June 4, 2007
In short: Good course, enough up and down to make it interestingIn full: A small friendly race. The marshalls were excellent as usual. Was a bit tight at the start.Date of review: May 21, 2007
In short: Great course and friendly atmosphere that rainy day could not spoil.In full: This is a great course. There are plently of short hill streches but you are always rewarded with a downhill section straight away. The rain made going difficult (even flooded in places) but that just added to the fun.The marshals were brilliant as usual, especilly given that they were spending their bank holiday monday standing around in the rain. My son entered for the junior 1k with only minutes (literally) to go and everybody made a big effort to get him sorted and to the starting line. This was very much appreciated.Only downside for me was the congested start as usual and I am sure that some of the km markers were out of position. Date of review: May 7, 2007
In short: Fantastic scenery, brilliant camaraderie and well organised. In full: As we ran the first mile and I looked up at a great big mountain towering over us I knew this was going to be something special.The course was great. I had thought that running back on the same route and having to go past everybody who was ahead going the other way would be demoralising but in fact it was really good.There seemed to be far more hills on the return leg! But whilst it wasn't pancake flat it isn't a hilly course.A big thankyou to the organisers and the other runners who made this a great experience.Date of review: April 22, 2007
In short: Bit slow at the start but flat and well marshalled In full: The start was a bit of a crush but after going round the business park once it sped up. Lots of parking this year and the marshalls were great. For once I didn't need the toilet at the start and I was counting my blessings, the runner : loo ratio was very poor. Loads of people had to go for a wee in the bushes at the start which can't have been popular with the owners of the site.Date of review: April 10, 2007


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Was planning on planting some tulip/hyacinth bulbs this weekend, but just wanted to check on something first; these have been stored in the basement for a few weeks, and when I checked on them yesterday, some of the hyacinth bulbs have a green shoot coming out of the top, and some of the tulips have a pale shoot coming up -- my questions would be: - have I waited too long? can they be planted??
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- Posted by donnabaskets 7b-8 MS (My Page) on Fri, Nov 18, 11 at 9:04
It will help to know specifically where you live. Here in my Deep South Zone 7 I must chill my tulips for 8 to 10 weeks before planting. They need this process if they are to bloom. The sprouts are not great, but in the end, they won't hurt anything. Go on and plant the hyacinths in the ground as soon as you can. (I always count out the 8 to 10 weeks on my calendar from the day I put the tulips into the fridge. That way I don't forget when to plant them.) Keep the tulip bulbs away from fruit. The ethylene gas the fruits emit will kill the tulip bloooms. |
Am in baltimore/zone 7.... |
- Posted by donnabaskets 7b-8 MS (My Page) on Sat, Nov 19, 11 at 17:24
I would advise you to prechill the tulips, unless someone from your are comes on here and says otherwise. It certainly will not hurt them.... You will have to watch sharp for a day to plant them in January. Or if worse came to worst you could plant them in pots then. |
Grape hyacinths normally begin growing in fall; if that's what you have, they are trying to put out their fall flush of leaves. Regular hyacinths, along with some other bulbs, normally begin growing underground shoots in fall that gradually work their way towards the surface. They are doing exactly what they are supposed to do! |
donnabaskets - I'm fascinated by the pre-chilling thing. It's something I never heard of until I started frequenting Garden Web. It's not mentioned at all in UK gardening circles unless you are talking about forcing bulbs for indoors. If you are in z7 and I'm in z8-9 (although the US zones don't really work over here) why doesn't anyone in the UK need to pre-chill? I've tried to check the actual figures for how long and how cold tulips need and I can't find anything. Can you help? |
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Okay, so Saturday (ran or shine) I'm building my raised bed and I'm planting my seeds. But the next question is, how do I ensure that they grow. Someone briefly told me to spray with Miracle Grow. If that's really suggested, when and how often. Basically, what I'm asking is, how to I get the seeds to grow? How often to I water? etc., etc., etc.,
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I love this foundation brush! I had my eye on it for a while but couldn't bring myself to pay the price for it although I'm glad I eventually gave in. I use it with my Chanel liquid foundation and it gives a lovely finish. It's easy to get into hard to reach areas aswell such as round the nose etc I would defo recommend however the packaging it comes in is rubbish! I got mine in a plastic disposable pouch thing they should all come in the proper clearly stoic pouch like the short powder/blush brush does
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This brush is a good alternative for stippling brushes or sponges especially because you can apply easily makeup into the corners of your nose and the the eye whereas it's more difficult with other foundation tools. However I have to say that I prefer the MAC 187 stippling brush because I find that the #190 can leave streak marks but that might also depend on the foundation used. I use the Revlon Colorstay which is quite hard to blend already so the stippling brush is easier but nevertheless the MAC 190 is a good brush.
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I bought this product to apply my MAC Studio Fix Foundation four years ago. I remember it being quite pricey, but I will admit that it has never shedded in washing it, and the brush remains really soft. Thing is, I never was happy with the application results, but perhaps I don't have the technique down/clear enough skin. Having said that, I rarely reach for it and wish I invested in the 187 instead.
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- January 17, 2013 at 8:02 am
Here is how Dear Leader "faces hostage crisis in Algeria": "Hey! Someone call Hillary and tell her take a fall again. Nothing major but send a few ambulances."
- January 17, 2013 at 8:38 am
Read the Fox piece on Bibi and Obama, and then went over to the JPost to see what the Israelis had to say.
Obama may very well cement Bib's reelection if he continues to spout off about things he (Obama) really does not know about.
- January 17, 2013 at 10:01 am
Mr. President, since you were elected in 2008, Islamist extremists have used violence to gain control in many countries of the world: Egypt, Libya, Syria, Iran, Mali and now Algeria. What does this say about your Nobel Peace Prize?
- January 17, 2013 at 10:39 am
From Yahoo News: Obama names 8 citizens to highlight his successes.
"President Barack Obama is featuring eight American as 'citizen co-chairs' of his inauguration, a new role created to highlight his first-term accomplishments with examples of lives that have been either been improved by his actions or improved his presidency." L'etat, c'est moi. - January 17, 2013 at 12:27 pm
Interesting and not surprising that the country has yet to hear from President Revenge on the taking of American hostages (and others) in Algeria. Surely he could scrape up some of the hostage parents' children or children of previous hostages or children who have been held hostage. But nope, not a tot in sight. And no Potus either. And this is a man who loves the podium and the lights and the adulation. Surely somewhere in Amerika there is a child that could serve the state. Obama never shows up when he should address the nation. It's never about the nation. It's always about him.
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How to keep your young athlete revved up without unnecessary energy supplements or "power" products.
Just as parents make sure their children are well-rested and have eaten a healthy meal before an exam, they must pay attention to their nutritional needs while they are playing sports. But with various vitamins, supplements, sports drinks, and protein powders and bars lining the shelves, how can you discern which items your kids need, and which are just extra expenses?
"Generally, with this age group, supplements, especially protein powders and sport drinks, are not necessary," says American Dietetic Association national spokesperson Marjorie Nolan, whose office is located in midtown Manhattan. "As long as the child athlete is getting enough total calories and staying hydrated, that will keep him or her healthy and developing at the optimal level."
Part of the reason dietitians shy away from making supplement recommendations is because most vitamins and minerals can be absorbed better when they are found in foods. If a child is eating a well-rounded diet, Nolan says, he or she doesn't need to take a vitamin. But are these extras hurting your child?
Vitamins, such as the classic fruity children's multivitamins that are taken daily, are safe for children of all ages as long as parents pick an appropriate one, Nolan says. Parents should look for vitamins, either gummies or chewables, that are approved by the United States Pharmacopeia, a third-party agency that checks for vitamin clarity and potency. If children opt for gummy-style vitamins, they should brush their teeth after eating them.
Parents should also make sure that kids take vitamins that are clearly labeled "children's vitamins." Adult multivitamins contain too much of some vitamins and minerals, which can be harmful to young bodies. Parents should also store vitamins out of reach so that children don't ingest them without supervision.
Protein Powders and Bars
Although some swear by protein powders and bars that promise to boost muscle tone, they can be skipped. As long as elementary school children receive about three to five ounces of animal protein per day, their bodies have all the protein they need to repair the muscles that are broken down during sports participation.
Protein bars that have a mix of fats, proteins, and carbohydrates, however, can be a great snack for children. Parents should choose bars that are all-natural or organic. Both Luna and Cliff Bars are good choices, Nolan says.
"If you can read the ingredients, then it's okay," she says. "If you don't know what's in it, then you should skip it." A berry almond flavored Luna bar, for instance, lists organic almonds and organic cranberries as ingredients - good; another grocery-aisle option, which we would not recommend, lists high fructose corn syrup and maltodextrin - not so good.
Sports Drinks
Sports drinks, Nolan advises, should be avoided unless children are future Olympians or training at a similarly high intensity level.
Even though the drinks promise to restore electrolytes and energy stores, as long as children are eating and drinking normally, they should be able to bounce back from any competition without them. Additionally, there are a lot of unnecessary dyes and sugar in sports drinks. Others have caffeine, which Nolan cautions against (even in teas or energy drinks) because of its addictive qualities.
"People feed their children sports drinks thinking that they are helping," Nolan says. "And you just don't realize what is in it."
There are, however, times when these drinks can be helpful, like when children might be sick or playing through particularly hot or humid conditions where dehydration is common.
In most situations, instead of reaching for sports drinks, parents can offer fruits that have a high water content. Orange slices, melons, or bananas can restore hydration and also have a little bit of sugar for energy.
Nolan also recommends feeding children juice or juice diluted with water and a snack of peanut butter and crackers.
The Perfect Pre-Game Meals
A meal high in carbohydrates can be beneficial for athletes who participate in endurance sports like cross-country running. But, whereas many athletes eat these meals the day before their competition, Nolan indicates that they should really be eaten two or three days before an event. This allows the body to store the carbohydrates as glycogen, which is where muscles get their long-term energy.
On game day, athletes need to be especially aware of what they eat. A pre-competition breakfast should include complex carbohydrates and a little bit of protein. One option would be whole grain cereal with lowfat milk and fruit with peanut butter. Another option would be whole wheat toast with cream cheese, milk or yogurt, and a banana.
If a competition is in the evening, lunch should have a similar nutrient composition as breakfast. A turkey sandwich on whole wheat bread with fruit and yogurt is ideal. Great pre-game snacks include crackers with peanut butter and fruit.
"Allow about two hours for digestion for a meal prior to competition and about one hour for snacks," Nolan says. "On competition days you want to stick with foods that are more easily digested."
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