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Osteoporosis affects more than 28 million Americans, causing them to develop brittle bones. These brittle bones often lead to painful fractures that require hip reconstruction and challenging rehabilitation. And fractures aren't the only risk osteoporosis also can cause loss of height, restricted mobility, and a humped back.
The Bone Health Program at St. Francis can help. The program has two tracks - one that helps those with osteoporosis build bone mass and prevent fractures, and one that helps maintain current bone density to prevent osteoporosis.
Our program is led by a multidisciplinary advisory council who work together to determine the best course of treatment for those at risk for osteoporosis. The council consists of physicians specializing in OB-GYN, spine surgery, family medicine and pain management.
The good news about osteoporosis is that for most people, it's preventable. Our bodies build bone density until about the age of 30, at which point bone density starts decreasing over time. Two strategies for maintaining strong bones are including enough bone-building nutrients in your diet, and getting regular weight-bearing exercise.
Diets including recommended amounts of calcium, Vitamin D and protein will ensure that your body has enough of the nutrients required to build bone. If you'd like to make sure your diet includes enough of these nutrients, schedule an Outpatient Nutrition Consultation with one of our registered dietitians.
Regular exercise causes muscles to pull on bones, which can help strengthen them. Weight-bearing exercises like walking, jogging or playing tennis are great for building bones, as are resistance exercises like lifting weights. Check out our Sports Medicine workout guides for exercises that you can do at home.
An bone density (DXA) scan is also recommended for women who are 65 and older, or for those who have high risk factors for osteoporosis. Physicians use bone density scanning to assess how your bone density compares to both a young, healthy adult and to your peers. The results from a bone density test can help your physician decide if you need to begin treatment for osteoporosis, or to see if your osteoporosis treatment is working. For more information, call 864-675-4029 for the Imaging department at St. Francis eastside.
For those who are already diagnosed with osteoporosis, the Bone Health program can help prevent further bone loss. This program also is available to patients who already have endured a fracture and have been through the Geriatric Fracture Program.
The program starts with a bone safety evaluation that shows how osteoporosis affects everyday activities. Next, therapists develop a custom-designed program that involves physical therapy, occupational therapy and education. Physical therapists create exercise programs to strengthen bones, help create at-home walking programs, and can put participants in touch with exercise resources like aquatic therapy.
Occupational therapists work with participants to reduce the risk of falls and teach balance retraining exercises. They also teach about home safety, conserving energy during everyday tasks, and proper body mechanics to avoid injuries. Finally, participants learn how diet is an important factor in maintaining strong bones.
The Building Stronger Bones program focuses on maintaining and improving bone density. It is led by specially-trained instructors who develop exercise programs that are custom designed for each participant. These exercise programs strengthen muscles, increase bone density, and improve balance and mobility.
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The Building Stronger Bones program can be helpful to those with multiple risk factors for osteoporosis, those who have been diagnosed with osteoporosis and want to maintain their current bone density, including those who have been through the Osteoporotic Fracture program.
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Rated 5 out of 5 by airforcefamilyoffive GORGEOUS thick drapes! LOVE THE COLOR-- that's what caught my eye from the start. needed something thick, MANLY and good quality for my husband's new office and these are working out wonderfully. Very happy with them. Hard to find deep grey drapes==- everything seems to be chocolate brown. So this was a great find for us. September 29, 2013
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Wrestling Hosts Chattanooga Friday, Looks For First Team Victory
The Princeton wrestling team will look to build on both the energy created inside Dillon Gym last weekend and the experiences of a youthful roster when it takes on a talented Chattanooga squad Friday night in the Tigers' final home dual match of the 2012 portion of the schedule.
Princeton is currently 0-6 on the season, though it has already taken on three Top 25 teams, as well as two against teams currently ranked just outside the Top 25 in Rutgers and Bloomsburg. The Tigers were threatening to pull off an upset over No. 18 Binghamton last weekend, but a comeback win at 184 and back-to-back technical falls sent the Bearcats to a victory.
Still, there was plenty to be excited about coming off the weekend, including a pair of wins for freshman Kevin Moylan at 141. Moylan topped 17th-ranked Trevor Melde of Rutgers Saturday night, giving the Tigers their best individual win of the dual season.
Princeton also got home victories from Andrew Hirai (133), Seth Hazleton (157) and Ryan Callahan (174) during last Friday's home opener, which featured the most enthusiastic crowd head coach Chris Ayres could remember. He is hoping for the same this Friday, when Princeton will also hope to "Pin Down Cancer" for the Adam Frey Foundation.
Chattanooga is 3-2 on the season, and both of its losses have come to Top 25 teams, including one loss to second-ranked Iowa. The Mocs are led by seventh-ranked Nick Soto, who has 10 victories at 125.
Following Friday's match, Princeton will be off until the 50th Midlands Championships, held Dec. 29-30 at Northwestern.
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A collection of stylised photographs of the 2007 DTM and Formula 3 Euro Series.
I started taking photos of sport with a Kodak instamatic at Crystal Palace Motor Racing Circuit back in the early 70´s and have continued ever since (upgrading cameras of course!). Having improved to a level where I was happy with the outcome I got bored with basic motor racing photos so "learnt" Photoshop and started to produce photos with a difference!
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BTCC Weekend at Brands Hatch 2008 Published August 15, 2008
Family Holidays of the 1950´s Published February 24, 2008
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Here's something I bet you didn't know: every item at Nineteen70 costs less than $50. Yes, this is awesome.
When store owner Chelsea Roth-Abbott planned the opening last March, she wanted to feature both fashion and afforability. Even the display fixutres in the store were repurposed to create a enviornmentally friendly feel.
It's time to update your warm weather wardrobe, and this store has everything to suit your fancy - even on a budget.
What trends will Nineteen70 be featuring this spring and summer?
Lots of color: corals, mustards, and teals. We have tons of fun dresses, maxis, jeans, ruffles, lace - all very feminine and stylish. We try to have something for every age and every style from traditional to funky.
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text: I've been building AK for the past 2 years, mostly form Tapco style flats. As most AK builders know, these receivers need some tweaking to make the build function properly. Is this similar to the "adjustments" needed to make an Enterprise or Century FAL receiver work? I'm looking for some reference point for the amount or work required before I buy my first kit and receiver. Also, what about barrel fit? Will I need to have lathe work done to get the barrel to index?


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Mayor's Security Detail Makes Arrest for Marijuana Possession
Posted on 04/12/2013 10:00 am
On Thursday, April 11th, Officer Andrew Conine, a member of Mayor Dennis P. Williams' security detail, arrested the defendant for marijuana possession.
While on assignment, Officer Conine noticed the defendant swerving lanes and traveling at a very slow speed on Pennsylvania Avenue. Upon stopping the defendant's vehicle, the defendant admitted to possessing marijuana, and Officer Conine placed him under arrest without incident.
The defendant was issued a summons and was advised that he would be contacted by the courts with a date to appear.
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Get Free Shipping on Individual 2010 Issues of Tabletalk The July 2010 issue of Tabletalk focuses on the concept of adiaphora within the practices and worship of Christ's body and aims to provide biblical principles regarding adiaphora. Contributors include R.C. Sproul along with Nicholas … Learn MoreMagazine This item has sold out.
Adopted for Life
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Puritan Evangelism
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In this book, Joel Beeke investigates how the Puritans proclaimed what God's Word counsels regarding the salvation of sinners. He describes the preaching of the Puritans (thoroughly biblical, unashamedly doctrinal, experimentally practical, holistically evangelistic, and studiously symmetrical), the primary methods … Learn MorePaperback $6.00 Add to Cart
The Forgotten Spurgeon
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ZF-11302: Setting class on a select option
Adding the possibility to pass a class to options in Zend_View_Helper_FormSelect
When dynamically creating a select in a form, it can be useful to set a specific class on each option tag you create. A typical use case would be to be able to restrict the options available through javascript according to this class.
The list of classes to use for each element would be passed through attribs in the form of an array associating the value of the option to the desired class. That would look something like this :
foreach ($locations as $location) {
$form->location_id->addMultiOption($location->id, $location->name);
$optionClasses = $form->location_id->getAttrib('optionClasses');
$optionClasses = (!$optionClasses) ? array() : $optionClasses;
$optionClasses[$location->id] = 'dept_' . $location->department->code . ' postCode_' . $location->postCode;
$form->location_id->setAttrib('optionClasses', $optionClasses);
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the patch
The test
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The files I posted allow for the described behaviour.
Re-opening as the patches have not been applied against the repository.
Please review the patch file "FormSelect.patch" because there is no need to replace all of the code.
Here's the fixed patch file. Looks like tortoissvn went crazy on the previous one, I created this one through smartsvn.
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Is there any reason why this ticket is still opened when I provided the required patch and test when opening it ?
We don't resolve issues unless (a) a fix is in, (b) the patch provided in the issue has been applied and/or (c) we decide we can't use the patch or will not address the issue.
Please don't close this again.
Merged to trunk and 1.12 release branch.
Thank you for taking the time to handle this.


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Weight is one of the most common things people want to change about themselves . . . and it should be. Obesity, and unhealthy eating habits effect millions of people everywhere, particuarly America.
Did you know that as of 2012, Gallup reported that 26.2 percent of Americans were obese and 36.1 percent were overweight, while only 35.9 percent were at a normal weight? There are countless reasons why the numbers are like this, and the solutions people come up with are just as endless.
One Utah-based company is hitting the issue head-on, with basic, easy-to-understand methods.
Since 2003, IdealShape, LLC has been helping thousands of individuals and families get into shape by offering educational materials and nutritional products. Through books, CDs, DVDs and meal replacement programs, this company has helped shed pound after pound off committed people who seek change in their current lifestyle.
Though fitness and food plans do help in the process of staying healthy, it's not the ultimate tool in being successful. "Successful weight loss starts in the mind, and most popular weight loss programs don't address that," says Carla Meine, IdealShape CEO. "Learning what to do, nutrition-and exercise-wise, is the easy part. Figuring out how to make changes in a sustainable way is the hard part."
IdealShape has released a new book called, Think: Use Your Mind To Shrink Your Waistline. It shares insights on how to become more mentally prepared for weight loss, and living healthy lifestyles.
"It takes a while for people to understand the role the mind plays in weight loss," says David Meine, author of the book. "It's a movement and it's going to take a lot longer, but we're feeling the shift."
You can learn more about IdealShape by going to their website. Also, you will find their new book on amazon.com, and barnesandnoble.com.


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As a loyal Nebraska fan, you've seen the heat and sun on the field really start to wear down some of your favorite players. The same is true for fans like you watching from the stands. How can you cheer your team on to victory when you're in the process of overheating? Combat that unbearable sun so you can support the Huskers in comfort when you wear this Woodsman hat from Top of the World. Featuring an allover Mossy Oak camo design, a 3D embroidered school wordmark on the crown, an adjustable chin strap and metal ventilation grommets around the top, this rustic hat is perfect for a scorching game day or a weekend hunting trip. You'll stay cool and enthusiastic while exhibiting your unshakable Nebraska pride!
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- BORN: November 10, 1946
- HOMETOWN: Anaheim, California
- HIGH SCHOOL: Anaheim High, 1964
- COLLEGE: Fullerton College, 1964-66; UCLA, 1966-69 (BS); WSU, 1978 (MS)
- WIFE: Sandy
- CHILDREN: daughter Kim, son Scott
- GRANDCHILDREN: granddaughters Logan and Ellis, grandsons Walker and Hudson
- COACHING EXPERIENCE: California Institute of Technology and Pasadena City College, 1972; Mt. San Antonio Junior College, 1972-73.
- WSU APPOINTMENTS: 1973 - Assistant track and field coach; 1982 - Associate track and field coach; 1994 - Head coach men's track and field; 1995 - Head coach men's and women's track and field.
Head coach Rick Sloan has shared a lifetime of passion for track and field with the student-athletes on the men's and women's teams at Washington State University, and they have found success athletically and academically under his tutelage.
A dynamic coach and skilled technician, Sloan and his Cougar coaching staff have searched far and wide to bring the best student-athletes to Pullman, Washington, and then have worked tirelessly to have each one reach their greatest potential.
The programs' continued success is evident in the consistent accomplishments achieved at the Pac-12, (formerly the Pacific-10) Conference, the NCAA Preliminary and Championships meets, the USA Track and Field competitions, and World Championship levels.
WSU brought home 108 All-America certificates during Sloan's head coaching tenure for the indoor and outdoor seasons. During that time 10 NCAA individual event champions proudly wore the crimson and gray. Sloan's student-athletes also tallied 54 Pac-10/12 event titles with the men accumulating 32 and the women 22.
Kristine Felix is the latest Cougar to win a Pac-12 Championships claiming the 2013 women's pole vault title and being the first WSU woman to win that event at the conference championships. Stephen Scott-Ellis won the Pac-12 men's long jump title in 2012, one year after claiming the triple jump gold, in addition to his NCAA finishes of fifth in outdoor long jump, seventh in indoor long jump and 11th and 13th in the indoor triple jump. Intermediate hurdler Jeshua Anderson won four consecutive Pac-10 titles, three NCAA Outdoor championships and one runner-up finish and was the 2011 USA Outdoor champion. Anderson broke his own school record several times before running his final time of 47.93 seconds to qualify for the World Championships. Marissa Tschida was a two-time Pac-10 women's javelin champion and earned three All-America certificates in addition to being the school record-holder with a throw of 186-1. Anna Layman won the Pac-10 women's 800m conference title in 2011. Other Cougs earning All-America honors in 2011 included Courtney Kirkwood with her second certificate in the javelin, Joe Abbott (800m) and the men's 4x100m relay team (Brett Blanshan, Greg Hornsby, Nate Washington, Marlon Murray).
Also climbing to the victors' stand as conference champions wearing Crimson and Gray included Trent Arrivey (2009 high jump) and Lorraine King (400m hurdles in 2009 ). The 2008 season was highlighted by two Cougar freshmen earning national titles: Ebba Jungmark won the women's high jump gold medal at the NCAA Indoor Championships, clearing 6-2 1/2 which is the second-best height in WSU history, and Anderson won his first NCAA Outdoor title and went on to win the US Junior and the World Junior crowns, setting a school record with a time of 48.68 seconds.
Jungmark joined another national high jump champion who thrived under Sloan's mentoring, Whitney Evans. Evans won the 2003 outdoor title and earned eight All-America honors making her the most-decorated woman athlete in Washington State University history.
Recognized internationally as a highly successful multi-event coach, Sloan has directed five Cougars to NCAA top finishes in the past seven years including Julie Pickler's second-place finish in the 2007 heptatathlon, Diana Pickler and Julie Pickler with third and fifth-place heptathlon finishes in 2006, and Rickey Moody's eighth place finish in the 2008 decathlon.
As a Head Coach, Sloan has directed 43 WSU athletes to NCAA Outdoor All-American status 73 times, and directed 33 athletes to NCAA Indoor All-American status 38 times.
In his 18 years as the WSU Track& Field Program's men's and women's mentor, Sloan has seen Cougar men break 22 school records and Cougar women rewrite 84 school records.
When Sloan was named the head track and field coach at Washington State in June of 1994, he had already invested 21 years of service to the program and the university as an assistant coach. From 1973 until the summer of 1994, he had been an assistant coach, directing WSU athletes in field events, hurdles, sprints, and decathlon.
Sloan came to coach at Washington State after a highly successful competitive career. An outstanding athlete while at UCLA, Sloan became the first Bruin to clear 7-0 in the high jump and was an All-American in the pole vault as an undergraduate.
He captained the Bruin track team as a senior and became the fourth American to surpass 8,000 points in the decathlon. As a 21-year-old, Sloan finished seventh in the decathlon at the 1968 Olympics in Mexico City. A year later he toured Europe with the U.S. National team.
While competing, Sloan held world decathlon records in the pole vault with a height of 16-7, and the high jump with a leap of 6-11 3/4. As a decathlete, he was ranked second in the United States in 1968 and 1969, and ranked 10th in the world in 1969. Sloan's 8,051 points was the fourth best mark in the world in 1969.
This Cougar mentor began his coaching career at California Institute of Technology and at Pasadena City College in 1972. Sloan also coached at Mt. San Antonio Junior College, home of the respected Mt. SAC Relays in Walnut, Calif., before coming to WSU in 1973.
In September of 1994, USA Track and Field accorded Sloan the title of Master Coach, the highest recognition in coaching education.
Sloan is well-known internationally in the multi-events circuits because of his 14 years as coach for four-time world decathlon champion, Olympic champion and former World record-holder Dan O'Brien and his mentoring of Olympic heptathlete Diana Pickler.
Sloan is a much sought-after clinician who is the author of Track and Field Techniques and Training, and has produced nine instructional video tapes. He served as the head coach of the U.S.A. decathlon team which competed in the USSR in 1983. In 1988, he conducted clinics for the International Amateur Athletic Federation (IAAF) in Georgetown, Guyana.
In the fall of 2002, Sloan served as an assistant men's coach for the United States team competing at the International Association of Athletics Federation (IAAF) World Cup in Madrid, Spain.
Cougar Highlights under Head Coach Rick Sloan
1994 - Named Head Coach for the Washington State men's Track & Field Team.
1995 - Named Head Coach for the combined Washington State men's and women's Track & Field Program.
1996 - Dominque Arnold won the men's 110m high hurdles title at the NCAA Outdoor Championships.
1998 - Men's team won the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation Indoor Championship…Men's team earned third place at NCAA Indoor Championships with the distance medley relay team winning in a world record time…Sloan named MPSF Coach of the Year (men and women) and selected District 8 Men's Coach of the Year.
1999 - Women's team won MPSF Indoor Championship…Sloan named MPSF Women's Coach of the Year…Men's team finished 10th at the NCAA Indoor Championships as Bernard Lagat won both the mile and 3000m…Lagat named Male Athlete of the Year…Women's team finished third at Pac-10 Championships and went on to place 20th at NCAA Outdoor Championships while men's team finished 11th at the NCAAs…Lagat won NCAA men's 5000m title…Sloan selected United States Track Coaches Association (USTCA) Region VIII Women's Coach of the Year.
2000 - Women's team repeats as MPSF Indoor Champions…Sloan selected USTCA Region VIII Women's Coach of the Year.
2001 - Men's team won MPSF Indoor Championship…Sloan named MPSF Men's Coach of the Year…Women's team finished fourth at Pac-10 Championships and went on to an 18th place finish at the NCAA Outdoor Championships…Sloan named USTCA Men's West Region Coach of the Year.
2002 - Women's team finished tied for 15th at the 2002 NCAA Outdoor Championships…Ellannee Richardson and Anson Henry named Mondo West Region Outdoor Track Athletes of the Year…Pac-10 champions include Whitney Evans (high jump), Richardson (heptathlon) and Henry (100m, 200m)…Sloan named USTCA Men's West Region Coach of the Year.
2003 - Women's team takes 12th place at NCAA Outdoor Championships...Whitney Evans wins high jump, Ellannee Richardson heptathlon runner-up after winning Pac-10 title…Darion Powell (decathlon) and Eric Dudley (400m hurdles) earn All-America…Anthony Buchanan (100m) and 4x100m relay (Lamarr Kirk, Bennie Chatman, James McSwain, Buchanan) also win Pac-10 title.
2004 - For the third consecutive year a WSU sprinter won the Pac-10 men's 100m dash…Anthony Buchanan won his second conseutive 100m dash title and placed seventh in the 100m at the NCAA Championships.
2005 - Diana Pickler NCAA indoor All-America (pentathlon)…Pac-10 champions Julie Pickler (heptathlon), Darion Powell (decathlon) and Robin Mikesh (high jump)…All-America honors to Julie Pickler and Diana Pickler (heptathlon), Tamara Diles (pole vault) and Tyson Byers (pole vault).
2006 - Julie Pickler NCAA indoor All-America as runner-up in pentathlon…NCAA outdoor All-America honors to John Cassleman (400m hurdles), Matt Lamb (discus), Diana Pickler and Julie Pickler (heptathlon)…Diana Pickler fifth in heptathlon at USA Track & Field Championships with school record 5,855 points.
2007 - At NCAA Indoor Championships Diana Pickler second and Julie Pickler ninth in pentathlon, Tyson Byers third in pole vault…Diana Pickler won Pac-10 heptathlon and sets school records in pentathlon, heptathlon, and 100m hurdles, and placed second in the heptathlon at the USA Track & Field Championships…Julie Pickler runner-up in NCAA heptathlon, placed sixth at USATF Championships…Sara Trané won Pac-10 steeplechase…discus throwers McKenzie Garberg and Matt Lamb reach All-America.
2008 - Ebba Jungmark won NCAA Indoor high jump title…Jeshua Anderson won Pac-10, NCAA West Regional and NCAA Outdoor intermediate hurdles…went on to win US and World Junior gold medals…Sara Trané successfully defended Pac-10 steeplechase title…Trent Arrivey won NCAA West Regional high jump title..All-America certificates also go to McKenzie Garberg (5th discus, 6th hammer), Anna Layman (8th 800m), Rickey Moody (8th decathlon) and Arrivey (9th high jump).
2009 - Men's 4x400m relay team of Barry Leavitt, Reny Follett, Justin Woods, and Jeshua Anderson eighth, and high jumper Trent Arrivey eighth at NCAA Indoor Championships…Anderson, Arrivey and Lorraine King (400m hurdles) win Pac-10 titles…Anderson and Justin Woods (200m) win at NCAA West Regional where men's team was third…Anderson repeats as NCAA men's intermediate hurdles champion…All-America status accorded to Marissa Tschida (6th javelin), Matt Lamb (5th discus) and Arrivey (9th high jump).
2010 - Jeshua Anderson captured his third consecutive Pac-10 intermediate hurdles title and was the NCAA runner-up…he also captured the NACAC title…Marissa Tschida won the Pac-10 women's javelin title and placed fourth at the NCAAs…Tschida broke her own school record with a javelin throw of 186-1…other WSU All-Americans were Courtney Kirkwood (11th javelin) and Anna Layman (14th 800m).
2011 - Intermediate hurdler Jeshua Anderson closes Cougar career with fourth consecutive Pac-10 title, third NCAA title and wins USA Outdoor Championship with school record time of 47.93…Marissa Tschida repeats as Pac-10 javelin champion and third place at NCAAs…men's 4x400m relay team of Brett Blanshan, Greg Hornsby, Nate Washington and Marlon Murray won the Pac-10 title and finished 15th at NCAAs…Courtney Kirkwood (9th javelin) and Joe Abbott (13th 800m) received All-America honors…Anna Layman (800m) and Stephan Scott-Ellis (triple jump) also won Pac-10 titles.
2012 - Stephan Scott-Ellis won the Pac-12 long jump title one year after winning the triple jump title…Scott-Ellis also competed in three NCAA Championships events taking seventh in the triple jump and 13th in the long jump at the Indoor Championships, and fifth in the long jump at the Outdoor Championships…also at NCAA Outdoor meet women's javelin throwers Anna Adamko finished 19th and Courtney Kirkwood Simmons took 22nd…Shawna Fermin placed 18th in the women's 400m dash…in women's 4x100m relay team of Shaquana Logan, Cindy Robinson, Candii McFarland and Chanel James were 21st at NCAAs.
2013 - Kristine Felix won the Pac-12 women's pole vault title becoming the first Cougar woman to win that event…Stephen Scott-Ellis earned second team All-America honors with an 11th place long jump finish at the NCAA Indoor Championships…Shawna Fermin earned second team All-America honors with at 13th place finish in the 400m dash at the NCAA Outdoor Championships.


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When the great writer and director Nora Ephron passed away in June, many fans were eager to get their hands on some of her earlier books, only to discover that Crazy Salad: Some Things About Women and Scribble, Scribble: Notes on the Media were out of print.
Well, it's time to let out a little cheer. Entertainment Weekly reports both collections will be printed as a single book, to be released October 16 in print and as an e-book.
"I remember discovering Crazy Salad (with its trippy psychedelic '70s cover) in my parents' bookshelf when I was about 12," author Jennifer Weiner wrote after learning of Ephron's death. "The first essay was one of Ephron's most famous—A Few Words About Breasts. It was about growing up, developing, worrying whether she fit in ... all the things that preoccupied me at the time, and none of the things I'd ever seen in an actual book."
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I have one on each bike, I love them. Some times they can be tricky to set especially if they don't have your tire size but you can usually compromise between 2 listed sizes. Or you can put a tape measure on the ground roll tire on rotation along tape measure and figure out the circumference of the tire. Then input in computer.
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Is Florida's Mike Pouncey an elite offensive lineman?
Please allow me this opportunity to take my Gator hater shades off for a moment.
I'm the first to admit I'm not a fan of the Florida Gators, and I've gone on record saying I BELIEVE the University of Florida typically produces soft NFL prospects.
[Stone throwing shall begin now]
Feel free to name all the recent NFL studs you'd like, and praise Tim Tebow as the second coming of Christ himself. But that WON'T change my opinion, which is rooted in nearly two decades of watching Gator prospects fizzle in the pros (just check the Jacksonville Jaguars' track record with UF players).
Maurike Pouncey, who made it to the Pro Bowl in his rookie season with the Pittsburgh Steelers, was an exception to this soft theory last season. Most have insinuated that his twin brother, Mike Pouncey, who played center for the Gators last season, will have similar success in the NFL. But I've got to admit it's a challenge to connect those dots once you've watched the game film.
Mike Pouncey was an above average interior lineman at Florida in 2010. His junior year, where he was playing next to his brother, was a little bit better. But that doesn't mean Mike Pouncey is an ELITE offensive lineman in this draft.
According to the rules of the draft that have been shared with me, an INTERIOR offensive lineman shouldn't be taken in the first round UNLESS he's elite. That's why it's difficult for me to see the Miami Dolphins selecting Pouncey when they get on the clock with the No. 15 selection.
Do you see elite? Pouncey could have silence people like me by participating in the Senior Bowl, and holding his own against the nation's top defensive lineman like FSU's Rodney Hudson tried to (his stock dropped once team's learned he's too small to anchor effectively), but Pouncey opted not to participate, saying it was a "business decision."
Well, it should also be pointed out a bad business decision would be picking an interior lineman with a top 20 picks without believing he'll dominate.
In Pouncey you'll see a player that is athletic and mobile. He moves fluidly and is able to pull consistently against average competition. But you don't see him disengaging, shedding a defensive lineman regularly, moving to the second level routinely.
There are concerns about his core strength, and his snapping, which hints he'll be an offensive guard and not a center, despite what former NFL coach Jon Gruden thinks.
Mike Pouncey, whose quickness and balance is his strength, will likely turn into a solid professional. His genes and game film hint he's destined to become an NFL starter, probably right away.
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|Klas punches NCAA ticket in pole vault
SEATTLE - Idaho sophomore Jeremy Klas soared his way into the record books and into the book of Vandal track and field lore on Saturday, as he broke the men's pole vault school record and likely assured himself a spot at next weekend's NCAA Championships.
Klas cleared 5.38m (17-7.75) in the men's pole vault to tie for second in the event at the Husky Last Chance qualifier meet on Saturday to eclipse teammate Lucas Pope's former school record of 5.35m (17-6.5).
Most importantly, the vault puts Klas in a tie for 10th nationally in the event and likely assures him a spot at next weekend's national meet - a feat no other Idaho men's pole vaulter has accomplished indoors. Idaho men's vaulters haven't been represented at an NCAA meet since 1952, when Dave Martindale won the national title by clearing 13-9 on a bamboo pole.
Klas will be joined in Fayetteville by Mykael Bothum, who punched her NCAA ticket with a toss of 17.20m (56-5.25) in the women's shot put at the Western Athletic Conference Championships. Bothum hit the NCAA automatic qualifying standard and is guaranteed a spot at the meet.
Pope also competed in the men's vault on Saturday and cleared 5.23m (17-1.25). Women's vaulter K.C. Dahlgren, also a senior, cleared 3.95m (12-11.5) in the women's vault. Both vaulters rank among the top 30 in the nation, but will likely come up just short of qualifying.
Junior Eugenio Mannucci won the men's shot put with a toss of 16.55m (54-3.75), while sophomore James Clark ran a career-best 1:50.91 in the men's 800m and junior teammate Josh Dalton ran a 1:51.51. Seniors Kevin Merkling and Steve Potratz ran 4:13.55 and 4:14.09, respectively, in the men's mile, while sophomore Barry Britt ran 8:24.27 in the men's 3,000m.
Junior hurdler Paul Dittmer traveled to the Virginia Tech Final Qualifier in hopes of running a top 60m hurdles time against strong competition, but ran a best time of 7.92 in the finals and didn't improve on his NCAA rank of 22nd and best time of 7.85.


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The guidelines for writing view helpers state:
In general, the class should not echo or print or otherwise generate output. Instead, it should return values to be printed or echoed. The returned values should be escaped appropriately.
I've been using the following construct in my view scripts to get round this:<?php for ($i=0;$ilistArray);++$i) { $this->listArray[$i] = $this->escape($this->listArray[$i]); } echo $this->htmlList($this->listArray); ?>
Obviously this would be better off in a function to start with but I'm thinking of writing it into a custom helper.
My thought though is that this should perhaps go in the standard ZF version. Does anyone know why htmlList() doesn't do the escaping? Do people think this is worth doing?
Absolutely htmlList() should escape values. Could you add an issue to the tracker for this, so we don't forget about it?
-- Matthew Weier O'Phinney PHP Developer | firstname.lastname@example.com Zend - The PHP Company | http://www.zend.com/
I think two relevant cases here:
1) You pass htmlList() an array of values which you want escaping. This could be the default. 2) You pass htmlList() something like an array of links, which you don't want escaping.
In the second case you should be able to pass htmlList() FALSE as a second parameter whereby you explicitly take the responsibility of escaping the output elsewhere upon yourself.
As long as the setView() method was present in the HtmlList class definition, something like the above quick fix could be conditionally placed at the beginning of the existing htmlList() method and the helper should work as desired...
public function htmlList($inputArray, $escape=TRUE) { {quote} if ($escape=TRUE) { for ($i=0;$i<count($inputArray);++$i) { //Calling Parent View's escape() method, via reference from $this->setVeiw() $inputArray[$i] = $this->escape($inputArray[$i]); } } {quote}
//Existing htmlList Code Here...
Proposed patch that doesn't break BC:
--- /library/Zend/View/Helper/HtmlList.php (revision 7096)
+++ /library/Zend/View/Helper/HtmlList.php (working copy)
@@ -44,9 +44,10 @@
* @param array $items Array with the elements of the list
* @param boolean $ordered Specifies ordered/unordered list; default unordered
* @param array $attribs Attributes for the ol/ul tag.
+ * @param boolean $escape Escape list item contents
* @return string The list XHTML.
- public function htmlList(array $items, $ordered = false, $attribs = false)
+ public function htmlList(array $items, $ordered = false, $attribs = false, $escape = false)
if (!is_array($items)) {
require_once 'Zend/View/Exception.php';
@@ -57,6 +58,9 @@
foreach ($items as $item) {
if (!is_array($item)) {
+ if ($escape && $this->view instanceof Zend_View_Abstract) {
+ $item = $this->view->escape($item);
+ }
$list .= '' . $item . '';
} else {
if (5 < strlen($list)) {
Fixed in revision 7442. Thanks, Carlton.
Revision 7743 allows for switching escaping off.
Minor BC break: All Zend Framework view helpers escape output by default so escaping must be switched off if one wants to pass an unmodified value.


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Welcome to Buffaloes Summer Break where CUBuffs.com catches up with Colorado student-athletes and coaching staff members throughout the summer "off season."
Today's installment comes from sophomore hurdler Tyler Baker. A native of Santa Rosa, Calif., Baker placed eighth in the 400 meter hurdles at the 2012 Pac-12 Championships, recording a personal best time of 52.76 seconds in the event during that meet. He also competed in the 4x400 relay for the Buffaloes, helping the team log a 3:10.34 mark at the 2012 Mt. SAC Relays.
What is your favorite summer time activity?
Hiking and wakeboarding with my friends and family.
Favorite vacation destination and why?
Lake Shasta because it is a beautiful lake and we go wakeboarding there over the summer.
What was your first summer job?
My first summer job was at a place called Safari West, my job was to clean up after the animals and build fences.
What was your most memorable summer job experience?
Working at Safari West in the rhino area, we had to put together an electric fence but the rhino chased after us and we all had to sprint over the fence.
What is the most important activity you engage in during the summer months that helps prepare you for the next season?
I like to weight lift a lot over the summer. I feel it really helps me prepare for the upcoming season.
If they offered a class in ______________________ at Colorado during the summer I wouldsurely get an A+
Physical Education
What is your favorite moment here at Colorado so far?
My favorite moment here at Colorado was competing at the Pac-12 Championships in Oregon.
The thing that surprised you the most about the move from the Big 12 to the Pac-12 Conferences is:
The fact that the Pac-12 Conference landed their own TV network to show all the sports that they have on television.
Best advice for youth that are beginning to compete in athletics.
My best advice is that no matter what, you should always work hard because if you don't you will always regret it at the end of the season.
If you could play a single game/event for a CU team that is not your sport, which would it be and why?
If I could do a single event other than track at CU it would be downhill skiing. That looks like it is a pure adrenaline rush and I think snow sports are awesome.
If you could bring one famous person to Colorado for a day-long tour who would it be, and what would you do with them?
If I could bring a famous person to Colorado it would be Robert Downey Jr. and we would cruise around Boulder in his Iron Man R8 Audi.


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Heads up, ladies. If you haven't already noticed, Salt Lake's fashion scene is growing faster than ever. These days, it seems that our list of exciting grand openings is longer than Cher's 1970-something 'do, yet thankfully, it's more substantial.
With holiday shopping just around the corner, we wouldn't be surprised to hear that you've already started making lists of things to buy and places to shop. And lucky for you early birds, we've got another stop for you to check out along the way.
JOLI boutique is located in the beautiful Highland Park area of Sugarhouse. Shop owner, Katherine Quinlan, has a history working in fashion and wanted to show her 8-year-old daughter, Molly, the value of hard work. One of her main goals for JOLI was to create a place where women in their 30s to 60s could buy flattering pieces to flatter their adult figures, but also remain sophisticated and contemporary.
"My focus is to provide a well edited shopping experience where my customers have the confidence that they can pop in for that perfect jacket to go with something they already have in their closet," says Quinlan.
One of the most unique things about JOLI is that it stocks brands that aren't available anywhere else in Utah. With names like SW3, Nicole Miller and Kevin O'Brien studio, you'll find trends in apparel, handbags, textiles (yes, that even means pillows and throws for your home) and jewelry that will fit just about any style fancy.
"I love working with new emerging designers or meeting artists," Quinlan says. "Fit, quality and craftsmanship are critical for my buys."
Just in time for fall, JOLI has a wide array of faux leather items – skirts, leggings and other leather accents. Also in stock are pieces in one of the trendiest colors for fall, eggplant, and non-traditional animal prints in colors like green instead of the common black and tan.
Stop by JOLI this Thursday, Sept. 20 and celebrate the store's grand opening.
The store is located at 1594 Stratford Avenue, SLC.
Mention you read about the store here on SaltLakemagazine.com and receive 15 percent off!


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JW Insight Clean Water Silo Waterer
|JW Insight Clean Water Silo Bird Waterer is designed for a birds well-being. Fits all bird cages. Refill without a spill. Offers clean water to your bird. Easy directions to follow for filling. Water chamber can be removed without having to unscrew the nut. Designed for a bird's well-being Holds double the water compared to normal feeders Fits all bird cages - vertical & horizontal bars Remember healthy birds are happy birds! Ideal for parakeets, canaries, cockatiels and finches.
JW Insight Millet Spray Holder
|JW Insight Millet Spray Holder is an easy way to offer your bird millet. Attaches to the cage easily. All plastic. Designed for a birds well-being. Can be placed inside of the Insight Treat Stick Holder. Designed for a bird's well-being Hooks onto bars of cage For parakeets, canaries, cockatiels & finches Ideal for parakeets, canaries, cockatiels, and finches.Size: 8 in.
JW Insight Clean Seed Silo Bird Feeder
|JW Insight Clean Seed Silo Bird Feeder has an innovative design in bird feeders. Designed for a birds well-being. This Silo style bird feeder is refillable without a spill. Offers clean food to your bird. Innovative design Refillable without a spill Stops buildup of empty seed husks Silo Bird Feeder stops buildup of empty seed husks. Fresh clean food helps to keep birds healthy. Remember healthy birds are happy birds! Food chamber can be removed without having to unscrew the nut.Product Dimensions: 6.75" L x 1.5" W Silo Measurement: 5" Long This feeder is recommended for smalller birds like canaries, parakeets, and finches
JW Insight Treat Stick Holder for Birds
|JW Insight's Treat Stick Holder allows you to supply your bird with any treat you choose! Just hang it from the top of the cage and put your bird's favorite type of treat inside. A built-in plastic shield holds in debris so any mess stays inside the cage. Holds any type of bird treat Includes moveable, adaptive perch Prevents food debris from falling outside of cage The moveable perch slides up or down as sections of the treat are eaten away, making feeding easy for your pet.


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Posts Tagged '2.5L Mk6 intake'
APR Presents: VW MK6 2.5L Carbonio Intake System!Posted on April 27, 2011 – 7:58 am
We will be adding the details of this new release in the online catalog at Achtuning.com shortly. We have a stocking order with APR in place and should have them within a week. Any pre-orders received before Saturday Apr. 30th, the end of APR's Spring Into Power Sale, will receive 10% off and FREE SHIPPING in the Continental US!
Carbonio's latest carbon fiber intake for the 2.5L engine is a cold air intake design that
pulls cold air from outside the engine bay. Building from years of experience on and off
the race track, Carbonio's and APR's engineering teams have spent countless hours
developing a carbon fiber design that can be recreated affordably for the street
performance enthusiast.
Constructed of aerospace grade carbon fiber and designed to remove intake restriction,
APR's Carbonio intake system provides smoother transitional airflow, increased air velocity,
superior insulation of the incoming air to reduce intake air temperatures and a larger
volume of available air to aid throttle response. The MK6's complex engine bay leaves little
room for traditional intake design, however since the Carbonio intake is made from Carbon
Fiber, it's able to be molded into any shape necessary to clear components blocking it's way.
APR Carbonio Intake System Benefits:
- Improved Throttle Response
- Improved Torque at all RPM's
- Improved Horsepower at All RPM's
- Horsepower Represents a 7% Increase Over Stock in the "Area Under the Curve"
- Complementary to Other Engine Modifications
- Improves Fuel Economy
- Enhances Engine's Volumetric Efficiency
- Does Not Require Removal of Headlight to Install
- Maintains all Factory Emissions Components
- Works With or Without Factory Engine Cover
- Unique Thermal Barrier Composite Construction Ensures Low Inlet Temperature
- Smoother and More Direct Intake Tract Compared to Stock
- Constructed using Pre-Preg "Dry Carbon" Techniques
- Enhanced Engine Sound
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- Aerospace Grade Carbon Fiber Intake Section with Show Quality Finish
- Complete Photographic Instructions
- Washable Cotton Gauze Filter
- All Necessary Hardware
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Season - cards 2013/14
- 16 May 2013 10:52
- Posted by @mccarthy_mcfc
Seasoncards are available to renew now. Current Seasoncard holders have until 3 June to renew their seats for 2013/14.
Renew now online and avoid the booking fee
New for next season, for the first time, we've introduced Direct Debit as an easy way to spread the cost of Seasoncards over the season. Citizens can now pay for their Seasoncard in one annual lump sum, or four instalments. No hassle, no additional fee.
Also new for 2013/14, Seasoncard holders can purchase a Metrolink match day season ticket for just £70 for adults and £30 for 5-16 year olds. With this season ticket you can enjoy travel to and from the Etihad Campus from anywhere on the Metrolink Network. The season ticket is valid on every City first team home match day, for all competitions, including cup games.
With your new Seasoncard you will also receive a voucher to be used when you next book with Etihad Airways.
Get £50 off your flights to Abu Dhabi when booking in Coral Economy Class or £150 off Pearl Business Class and if that isn't enough, Etihad will also reward you with a 2013/14 Manchester City home shirt just for booking!
For the 2013/14 season we've pulled out all the stops to create a set of food and drink menus that we're confident will be the envy of the Premier League.
We have teamed up with Jamie Oliver to up the game in food quality, flavours and enjoyment at our stadium.
You can expect a full range of all your favourites, from top burgers to brilliant fish and chips, as well as a few delicious new dishes if you fancy something different. But never fear – a football stadium wouldn't be complete without a selection of delicious pies too! Is your mouth watering yet?
Gold has always been popular. You get great seats, to great games, watching great players. And now we've made it even better.
You still get your seat for 19 home Premier League games, plus the chance to spread your payments with Direct Debit. Take your pick from cup games, car parking, or a season ticket for Metrolink, whatever matters most to you - and take your seat for another amazing season.
Value Gold
We know you love City, but we also understand that times are tough. That's why we offer our Value Gold Seasoncard.
Available from the 20th May, it gives you all the benefits of Gold for just £299. The only difference is that we allocate you a new seat once the renewal window has closed – it could be in any stand, on any level, but you can still choose from the same great range of add-ons.
Value Gold is limited and is allocated on a first-come first- served basis. We think it's the best value in the Premier League. But that's only what the best fans deserve.
More information on Value Gold
If rewards are your thing, then Platinum's your card. It gives you all the great benefits of a Gold Seasoncard – with seats for all 19 home Premier League matches – but for an additional £50 you get double the loyalty points on the tickets you buy.
The more points you have, the more chance you have of getting tickets to the big games. Simple as that. New for this season you can also take advantage of a special Metrolink match day season ticket of course.
Platinum Seasoncard holders continue to have access to Ticket Exchange for those occasions when you can't get to a match.
Every game, every goal, every shot, save, tackle and trip. That's the beauty of Superbia – you won't miss a minute of the action.
Available by invitation only, Superbia is offered to an elite band of Citizens as a reward for their unwavering support over the years. As a thank you for your support, Superbia Seasoncard holders now enjoy a 15% retail discount.
Remember to sign up for our Cup Schemes when renewing your Seasoncard, which also gives you priority for those all-important semi-final and cup final tickets.
Visit www.mcfc.co.uk/seasoncard or call 0161 444 1894 to renew your Seasoncard.
See you in August for more…


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Valley Forge FAQs
Ft. Ticonderoga
Q.Who's idea was it to attack Ft. Ticonderoga in the Revolutionary War?
Adam Mueller, Salt Lake City, Utah
A.The capture of Ft. Ticonderoga has been credited to a number of people: which one actually had the idea, would be conjecture. Among these are Ethan Allen, Benedict Arnold, John Brown, and Will Gilliland. There are many books available on the topic...and general volumes with accounts of the capture, like the Encyclopedia of the American Revolution by Mark Boatner. You can find excerpts of first hand accounts of soldiers from the Revolution in books like "The Spirit of '76". I would suggest going to Ft. Ticonderoga directly for more information...you can write to them at Ft. Ticonderoga, Box 390, Ticonderoga, NY 12883
SAS, Courtesy The Valley Forge Historical Society


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ZF-3344: Leftover variable assignment in Zend_Db_Table_Row_Abstract causes E_NOTICE error
On line 976 of Zend_Db_Table_Row_Abstract (revision 9565), the variable $matchColumnName is assigned. However, it is never used anywhere else in the class, which leads me to believe it's a leftover of some earlier version of this procedure.
Ordinarily this would not be a problem; however, occasionally it produces an E_NOTICE-level error which, given careless error-reporting settings, could expose potentially sensitive information to the end user about the location of the ZF installation on the server.
This situation arises when two tables are related by a third intersection table; the caller table is related to the intersection table via two of its columns, while the match table is related to the intersection table via only one of its columns. E.g.,
class CallerTable extends Zend_Db_Table_Abstract
protected $_primary = array('pk1', 'pk2');
protected $_sequence = false;
class MatchTable extends Zend_Db_Table_Abstract
protected $_primary = 'pk';
class InterTable extends Zend_Db_Table_Abstract
protected $_primary = array('match_pk', 'caller_pk1', 'caller_pk2');
protected $_sequence = false;
protected $_referenceMap = array(
'Match' => array(
'columns' => 'match_pk',
'refTableClass' => 'MatchTable',
'refTableColumns' => 'pk'
'Caller' => array(
'columns' => array('caller_pk1', 'caller_pk2'),
'refTableClass' => 'CallerTable',
'refTableColumns' => array('pk1', 'pk2')
$callerTable = new CallerTable();
$callerRow = $callerTable->find('first-part-of-key', 'second-part')->current();
$matches = $callerRow->findManyToManyRowset('MatchTable', 'InterTable');
Although the $matches variable is correctly populated, the following E_NOTICE error is emitted: "Notice: Undefined offset: 1 in /path/to/Zend/Db/Table/Row/Abstract.php on line 976"
This issue could be easily resolved by removing line 976 of Zend_Db_Table_Row_Abstract. Since the variable assigned on that line is never used, the only result of this will be that the E_NOTICE error is no longer emitted.
Please evaluate and categorize/fix as necessary.
Fixed in r10407
Fixed for 1.5.3 at revision 10433


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ZF-10925: Currency formatting isn't correct when using nl_BE as locale.
Currency formatting isn't correct when using nl_BE as locale.
Zend_Registry::set('Zend_Currency', new Zend_Currency('nl_BE')); $this->currency(50); Gives as result: 50,00 €
This should be: € 50,00
However when using nl_NL as locale the formatting is correct.
Fix: /Locale/Data/nl_BE.xml
Change currencyFormat > pattern to: ¤#,##0.00
According to CLDR the format to use for currencies is >#,##0.00 ¤<
This means that ZF produces the correct output. When you wish to use another output simply give the wished format. When you feel that there is an error within CLDR please report an issue at http://cldr.unicode.org
You should note that even the actual release of CLDR which is 3 weeks old, provides the same format pattern.


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Ranked among the nation's most integrated healthcare systems, Community Health Network is Central Indiana's leader in providing convenient access to exceptional healthcare services, where and when patients need them—in hospitals, health pavilions, workplaces, schools and homes.
Diaper dermatitis, commonly known as a diaper rash, is a term used to describe different skin rashes in the diapered area. The rash is usually red, scaling and, rarely, ulcerated. It is most commonly seen in infants between the ages of 9 to 12 months, but may begin within the first 2 months of life.
Possible contributors to diaper dermatitis include the following:
Other less common causes of dermatitis in the diaper area include the following:
The symptoms of diaper dermatitis vary depending on the cause of the dermatitis, and may be different for each child that is affected. The following are common characteristics of the rash that may occur with each type of infection:
The symptoms of diaper dermatitis may resemble other skin conditions. Always consult your child's physician for a diagnosis.
Diaper dermatitis is usually diagnosed based on the location and appearance of the rash during physical examination of your child. In addition, your child's physician may do skin scraping to aid in the diagnosis.
Treatment for diaper dermatitis will vary based on the cause of the dermatitis. Specific treatment for diaper dermatitis will also be determined by your physician based on:
Treatment may include:
Proper skin care is also very important in preventing diaper dermatitis. This includes:
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