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Pop noble Demi Lovato announced her World Tour show dates today, and Newark's Prudential Center has made the list. Lovato, along with openers Christina Perri and MKTO will play The Rock Oct. 25.
Lovato is currently riding the singles express off her 2013 hit record "Demi," which yielded radio winners "Heart Attack," "Made in the USA," and most recently, the synthy bomb "Neon Lights."
Philadelphia pop singer-songwriter Perri's star has soared high over the last year with her smash ballad "Human" earning heavy play on the airwaves. Her sophomore album "Head or Heart" was released April 1.
Tickets go on sale June 6 at 10 a.m.
The Newark show is the last stop on the tour — will Lovato's voice hold out for Jersey? It's worth wondering, considering she will have sung over screaming tweens 24 times by the time she arrives.


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From the Division of Hematology and Hemostasis, Department of Internal Medicine I (Drs Eichinger, Weltermann, Stain, Schönauer, and Kyrle), Division of Angiology, Department of Internal Medicine II (Dr Minar), and Institute of Medical Statistics (Dr Schneider), University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria; and Ludwig-Boltzmann Institute for Thrombosis Research, Vienna (Dr Kyrle). The authors have no relevant financial interest in this article.
In patients with a first symptomatic pulmonary embolism (PE), the risk of recurrence is unknown. We therefore investigated the risk of recurrence among patients with spontaneous symptomatic PE and among those with deep vein thrombosis (DVT) without symptoms of PE.
After discontinuation of secondary thromboprophylaxis for a first venous thromboembolism (VTE), we prospectively observed 436 patients for an average of 30 months. Patients with secondary VTE, natural inhibitor deficiencies, lupus anticoagulant, cancer, long-term antithrombotic therapy, vena cava filters, or pregnancy were excluded. The study outcome was objectively documented recurrent symptomatic VTE.
Recurrent VTE was seen among 28 (17.3%) of 162 patients with symptomatic PE and among 26 (9.5%) of 274 patients with DVT without symptoms of PE. Compared with patients with DVT, the relative risk of recurrent VTE among patients with symptomatic PE was 2.2 (95% confidence interval, 1.3-3.7; P = .005). The relative risk was not affected by age, sex, presence of factor V Leiden or prothrombin G20210A, hyperhomocysteinemia, or high factor VIII levels. Compared with patients with DVT without symptoms of PE, patients with symptomatic PE had an adjusted relative risk of PE at recurrence of 4.0 (95% confidence interval, 1.3-12.3; P = .03).
Patients with a first symptomatic PE not only have a higher risk of recurrent VTE than those with DVT without symptoms of PE, but are also at high risk of symptomatic PE at recurrence.
Pulmonary embolism (PE) is a frequent and potentially fatal disease with an incidence of 1 in 1000 persons per year.1- 3 Approximately 10% of the patients die of heart failure and cardiac shock within hours.4 Twenty-five percent of the patients do not survive the first year,5,6 but many deaths during this time are related to underlying conditions, such as cancer or chronic heart disease, rather than to recurrent PE.7,8 The prognosis of patients with PE without a predisposing illness might be more favorable, but the risk of recurrent venous thromboembolism (VTE) among these patients has never been investigated, to our knowledge.
Recurrent VTE can be prevented by treatment with oral anticoagulants.9,10 Since these drugs may cause bleeding,11- 13 determining the optimal duration of anticoagulation entails balancing the risk of hemorrhage against the risk of recurrence. Pulmonary embolism is regarded as the consequence of deep vein thrombosis (DVT) rather than a separate clinical entity. Most trials on the risk of recurrent VTE therefore did not distinguish between patients with DVT and those with PE.9,10,14,15 Since the risk of recurrence is thus unknown in patients with PE, the decision as to how long these patients should receive anticoagulation is subject to individual preference rather than objective guidelines.
We observed 436 patients with a first spontaneous VTE and compared the risk of recurrence between patients with symptomatic PE and those with DVT without symptoms of PE.
Between July 1, 1992, and June 30, 2002, 1056 consecutive patients (older than 18 years) with DVT of the leg and/or PE, who had been treated with oral anticoagulants for at least 3 months, were eligible. A total of 592 patients were excluded because of surgery, trauma, or pregnancy within the previous 3 months; previously recurrent VTE; deficiency of antithrombin, protein C, or protein S; presence of the lupus anticoagulant; cancer; requirement for long-term antithrombotic treatment; or a vena cava filter. All patients had been treated with unfractionated or low-molecular-weight heparin in therapeutic dosages. Twenty-one patients with PE had received thrombolytic therapy.
Patients entered the study at the time of discontinuation of oral anticoagulants and were then seen at 3-month intervals during the first year and every 6 months thereafter. They received written information on the symptoms of VTE and were instructed to report if such symptoms occurred.
The study was approved by the ethics committee of the Vienna University Hospital, Vienna, Austria, and all patients provided written informed consent before inclusion.
The diagnosis of DVT was established by a positive finding on venography or color duplex sonography (in case of proximal DVT). To be considered positive, the venograms had to meet at least 1 of the following direct or indirect criteria: a constant filling defect seen on 2 views; an abrupt discontinuation of the contrast-filled vessel at a constant level of the vein; and the absence of filling in the entire deep vein system (without compression), with or without venous flow through collateral veins. With color duplex ultrasonography, at least 1 of the 2 following criteria for DVT had to be met: visualization of an intraluminal thrombus in a deep vein and incomplete compressibility or absence of compressibility.
A diagnosis of PE was considered if the patient had typical symptoms (chest pain, dyspnea, cough, hemoptysis, and/or syncope). The diagnosis of PE was then confirmed either by a positive finding on ventilation-perfusion scanning according to the criteria of the Prospective Investigation of Pulmonary Embolism Diagnosis16 or by spiral computed tomography demonstrating 1 or several low-attenuation areas that partly or completely filled the lumen of an opacified vessel.
The end point of the study was recurrent symptomatic DVT confirmed by venography or color duplex sonography (in case of proximal DVT of the contralateral leg) or recurrent symptomatic PE confirmed by ventilation-perfusion scanning and/or spiral computed tomography according to the aforementioned criteria. The DVT was considered to have recurred if the patient had a thrombus in the leg opposite from that affected by the previous thromboembolic event; a thrombus in another deep vein in the same leg as the previous event; or a thrombus in the same venous system as the previous event, with proximal extension of the thrombus (if the upper limit of the original thrombus had been visible) or with a constant filling defect surrounded by contrast medium (if the original thrombus had not been visible). The diagnosis was established by an adjudication committee consisting of independent clinicians and radiologists.
Blood was collected, after fasting, into 1:10 volume of 0.11mM trisodium citrate and immediately centrifuged for 20 minutes at 2000g. The plasma was stored at −80°C. Genomic DNA was isolated from leukocytes by standard methods.
Screening for factor V Leiden and for prothrombin G20210A was carried out as described.17,18 Determination of antithrombin, protein C, protein S, total homocysteine, and factor VIII was performed as previously reported.19 The diagnosis of a lupus anticoagulant was based on the criteria of the International Society of Thrombosis and Haemostasis.20 The technicians were unaware of the patient characteristics at all times.
Times to recurrence (uncensored observations) or follow-up times in patients without recurrence (censored observations) were analyzed by survival time methods.21 The probability of recurrence was estimated according to Kaplan-Meier.22 To test for homogeneity between strata, we applied the log-rank and the generalized Wilcoxon test. The data were adjusted for age, sex, factor V Leiden, prothrombin G20210A, hyperhomocysteinemia (dichotomized at the 95th percentile of the reference range), and high factor VIII level (dichotomized at a plasma level of 234%). Categorical data were checked for homogeneity by means of contingency table analyses (χ2 test). Simple descriptive statistics were computed to provide a clear presentation of the data. For numerical operations, an SAS software package (SAS Institute Inc, Cary, NC) was used. Values are given as mean ± SD.
Of 464 patients, 162 patients had PE and 302 patients had DVT. Symptoms of PE were chest pain in 104 patients (64%), dyspnea in 116 patients (72%), cough or hemoptysis in 37 patients (23%), and syncope in 27 patients (17%). Twenty-eight patients with DVT were excluded because they had symptoms of PE but objective testing was not performed. The characteristics of the remaining 436 study patients (274 with DVT without symptoms of PE and 162 with symptomatic PE) are shown in Table 1. There was no significant difference between patients with symptomatic PE and patients with DVT without symptoms of PE with regard to age, sex distribution, the presence of factor V Leiden or prothrombin G20210A, hyperhomocysteinemia, or high factor VIII level. Patients with symptomatic PE had a shorter observation time and received anticoagulants significantly longer than patients with DVT.
One hundred twenty-three patients left the study. Seven did so because they were given a diagnosis of cancer and 82 because they required antithrombotic therapy for reasons other than VTE. Twenty-eight patients (6%) were lost to follow-up. Six patients died, but recurrent VTE was the cause of death in none of them. The patients' data were censored at the time of exclusion or death.
Recurrent VTE (39 DVT without symptoms of PE, 15 symptomatic PE) occurred in 54 patients (12.4%). Thirty-nine patients with recurrence were male and 15 patients were female. The proportion of patients with high factor VIII levels was higher among patients with recurrence than among patients without recurrence (11 patients [20%] and 37 patients [9%], respectively; P = .01). There was no significant difference between patients with and without recurrence with regard to age (50 ± 16 years and 47 ± 18 years, respectively), the presence of factor V Leiden (16 patients [30%] and 135 patients [33%], respectively) or prothrombin G20210A (9 patients [17%] and 37 patients [9%], respectively), or the proportion of patients with hyperhomocysteinemia (16 patients [30%] and 107 patients [26%], respectively). In none of the patients was the episode of recurrent VTE fatal.
Recurrent VTE occurred in 28 (17.3%) of the 162 patients with symptomatic PE and in 26 (9.5%) of the 274 patients with DVT without symptoms of PE. A Kaplan-Meier analysis showed a significant divergence between the rate of recurrence among patients with symptomatic PE and among patients with DVT without symptoms of PE (Figure 1). At 24 months, the likelihood of recurrence was 19% (95% confidence interval, 12%-26%) among patients with symptomatic PE compared with 7% (95% confidence interval, 3%-11%) among patients with DVT (P = .004). A first symptomatic PE conferred a relative risk of recurrence of 2.2 (95% confidence interval, 1.3-3.7; P = .005) (Table 2) and remained an independent risk factor for recurrence after adjustment for age, sex, the presence of factor V Leiden or prothrombin G20210A, hyperhomocysteinemia, or high factor VIII level (relative risk, 2.2; 95% confidence interval, 1.3-3.7; P = .005).
Kaplan-Meier estimates of the risk of recurrent venous thromboembolism in patients with symptomatic pulmonary embolism (PE) or deep vein thrombosis (DVT) without symptoms of PE.
Patients with symptomatic PE had a high risk of a subsequent symptomatic PE. Compared with patients with DVT without symptoms of PE, the relative risk of PE at recurrence among patients with a first symptomatic PE was 4.0 (95% confidence interval, 1.3-12.3; P = .03) after adjustment for other potentially confounding thrombotic risk factors.
Our prospective study demonstrates that the risk of recurrent VTE is significantly higher among patients with symptomatic PE than among patients with DVT without symptoms of PE. In a prospective study of 436 patients, the risk of recurrence was more than twice as great among patients with a first spontaneous symptomatic PE as among those with DVT without symptoms of PE. Most important, patients with symptomatic PE had a 4-fold higher risk of symptomatic PE at recurrence than patients with DVT.
Our findings are in agreement with those of the Columbus Investigators, who compared the efficacy of low-molecular-weight and unfractionated heparin in patients with VTE.23 At 3 months, the rate of recurrence was higher among patients with PE (5.9%) than among patients with DVT (4.8%). That study, however, was neither intended nor powered to compare the rate of recurrence between patients with PE and DVT.
The observation of a high risk of PE at recurrence among patients with an incident symptomatic PE corroborates findings of 2 recent studies. In a meta-analysis, Douketis and coworkers24 found a higher rate of fatal recurrent PE in patients with PE (1.4%) than the rate of a fatal first PE after treatment for DVT (0.3%). In a retrospective cohort study, the initial clinical manifestation of VTE strongly predicted the same clinical presentation among patients rehospitalized for recurrent thromboembolism.25 Among patients with PE who developed recurrence, 70% were diagnosed as having PE and 30% were diagnosed as having venous thrombosis alone, whereas among patients with venous thrombosis and recurrence, only 15% were diagnosed as having PE and 85% had venous thrombosis.
The different rates of recurrence among patients with symptomatic PE and those with DVT without symptoms of PE do not result from an incidentally unbalanced distribution of thrombotic risk factors among the 2 groups. We have excluded patients with potent risk factors for recurrence, such as previous thrombosis, cancer, or the lupus anticoagulant, as well as low-risk patients with thrombosis related to surgery, trauma, or pregnancy. We excluded neither patients with high factor VIII level, who have a high risk of recurrence,19 nor carriers of factor V Leiden or prothrombin G20210A, in whom we reported a risk of recurrence similar to that in noncarriers of these mutations.26,27 However, the proportion of patients with either of these risk factors was not significantly different between patients with symptomatic PE and patients with DVT without symptoms of PE. Also, symptomatic PE remained an independent risk factor for recurrent VTE after adjustment for these risk factors in the multivariate analysis.
The duration of secondary thromboprophylaxis in patients with symptomatic PE was significantly longer than that in patients with DVT without symptoms of PE (11 vs 8 months on average, respectively). This difference can be explained by individual treatment preferences of the supervising physician. Since a longer duration of oral anticoagulation is associated with a lower rate of recurrence, the difference between the 2 groups with respect to the risk of recurrence might have been even greater in the case of a shorter duration of anticoagulation in the patients with PE.
In approximately 40% of the patients with proximal DVT, perfusion scan findings consistent with PE can be found in the absence of clinical symptoms.28 In our study, visualization techniques were not performed on a routine basis, but only in patients who presented with symptoms suggestive for PE. Therefore, some of our patients categorized as having DVT also had asymptomatic PE. Our patient classification would have affected our results only if asymptomatic PE would confer a lower risk of recurrence, which is very unlikely. Assuming that patients with asymptomatic PE have a higher risk of recurrence than patients with DVT without PE, the difference in the rate of recurrence between patients with PE (regardless of the presence or absence of symptoms) and patients with DVT without symptoms of PE would have been even greater. Nevertheless, the risk of recurrence among patients with asymptomatic PE ought to be investigated.
Our findings have 2 major clinical implications. To identify patients at high risk of recurrent VTE, a careful clinical examination of patients with DVT with regard to the presence of symptoms suggestive of PE is of utmost importance. Recurrent VTE is associated with serious clinical consequences: it is fatal in approximately 5% of the patients,24,29 and it is associated with the postthrombotic syndrome in one third of patients.30 Since the risk of recurrence and, thus, its complications can be reduced by treatment with anticoagulants, the results of our study indicate that prospective trials are warranted to investigate the optimal duration of secondary thromboprophylaxis in patients with PE.
Corresponding author and reprints: Sabine Eichinger, MD, Division of Hematology and Hemostasis, Department of Internal Medicine I, Waehringer Guertel 18-20, A-1090 Vienna, Austria (e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com).
Accepted for publication February 21, 2003.
This study was supported by grant 1980 from the Medizinisch-Wissenschaftlicher Fonds des Bürgermeisters der Bundeshauptstadt Wien, Vienna, Austria.
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And the flash-point for such a clean break, in McElvaine's view, would be replacing the Wall Street insider currently running the Department of the Treasury, Timothy Geithner.
It had not been a good week for Geithner, with Republican Congressman Darryl Issa of California pressing the Federal Reserve to release more documents detailing how the Federal Reserve Bank of New York leaned on American International Group to obscure details of the bailout. Geithner was a leader of the bank at the time.
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The Rohnert Park Cal Ripken all-star team placed second at the Elk Grove/Laguna Cal Ripken Challenge on June 14-15. The team was led by manager Randy Straub, coaches Mike Kamplain, Tracy Tomei and Ryan Foiles. The players are Alex Lyons, Cameron Orloff, Casen Straub, Daven Varty, Elias Gutierrez, Jack Bodell, Manny Garfia, Robbie Salerno, Ryan Newman, Scott Crayne, Tommy Kamplain, Ty Tomei and Tyler Paul.
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- This letter need not be personalized, unless it is addressed to a particular person, may it be a pastor or a staff member to welcome to the church. Generally, church welcome letter is written for the church site and meant for the visitors to this site.
- This letter should focus on teaching the reader about the mission and vision of the church. It should also try to answer the questions that the visitors' may have in their mind about the church. Write a short history of the church, to give an insight to the new reader and in addition, give the church calendar informing about the service timings, speakers and events the church sponsors.
- The letter should sound friendly, positive and should not discriminate amongst the readers based on race, beliefs, and background.
- Unlike a sales letter, this should motivate the reader towards your church and its goals in addition, bond a relationship with the reader but not persuade one to buy a product or service.
- Towards the conclusion, provide the contact information and offer assistance related to any matter of joy or sorrow.
- To make the letter effective, you may include any quote from bible that relates to the core mission of the church or the letter.
Sample welcoming letter for church:
It gives me immense joy and pleasure to introduce you to ABC Church! Our core motto is to provide you a safe place during your spiritual life and give you a life-changing experience with God.
We welcome you 'as you are'. We welcome everyone at ABC, regardless of age, race, gender, economic or social background. As Jesus loves and welcomes all people, we too welcome all in His name.
We aim at infusing God's love into people and their families through preaching Bible and offering its truth in relevant and practical life.
We believe that every participating person is a unique gift of God and has a valid and vital contribution to make. Together, we aim to become the church described in Bible and we believe the Lord wants us to be. For this, we have relevant teachings of Bible and heart-felt worship to support contagious Christianity.
We invite and welcome you to visit us on our Sunday services. You may also visit our website www.somedomain.com to understand more about ABC and its mission goals. Feel free to contact us, with any queries that you have or for any support that, you may need.
God bless you!
In Christ's Love,
Shawn McGraw
Senior Pastor
Church welcome letter is a wonderful way to build relation with the people who seek their journey towards spirituality.


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Date: 3/5/2001
Community Hospital opens new medical office building; offers new clinics, services
The Community Hospital has opened the new Medical Office Building at 801 MacArthur Blvd., Munster, marking a significant expansion of services and space to better accommodate patient needs. The opening of all floors of the $30 million Medical Office Building completes the largest expansion the hospital has undertaken at its Munster campus in 20 years.
Three additional floors in the Medical Office Building - which is connected to the main hospital - are now open, housing new and expanded services. The opening follows the October 1999 opening of The Community Surgery Center on the first floor - the area's first same-day surgical center connected to a hospital.
In addition to opening new services, the hospital has relocated some existing services to the Medical Office Building to open up space needed in the main hospital for highly specialized care. An additional 16 beds on the hospital's third floor will be available as a "step-down" unit for patients recovering from neurosurgery, stroke, or other complex brain and spine illnesses. The new intermediate care unit will also be used for recovering heart patients. This expansion, expected to be final in spring, will allow for the hospital's Neuroscience Critical Care Unit to expand from four beds to eight. The addition of the beds in the main hospital will bring the total to 370.
"Community Hospital is emerging as the area's leading hospital for highly specialized care," said Edward P. Robinson, Administrator of The Community Hospital. "This latest expansion will help us meet the new demands in the areas of heart and neurological illness, and completes an important phase of the hospital's expansion."
Among the services housed in the new Medical Office Building are: physician offices, exam suites, and new services such as the sleep center, wound care clinic, and heart failure treatment and infusion clinics. The entire second floor is dedicated to heart-related services and is the new home of the Heart Center at Community.
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"Our goal in relocating the Heart Center to the new Medical Office Building was to bring together all the specialties – from physicians to diagnostics and treatment – and to provide for expansion of services," said John Gorski, division director of ancillary services at The Community Hospital. "Cardiac patients can now make one trip to see their physician, take a few steps down the hall to complete any diagnostic tests, and a few more to fill a prescription on their way home. Once we complete a parking garage later this year, patients will also be able to park essentially right outside the facility."
Among the services available on the second floor at the new Heart Center facility are: offices for cardiologists and cardiovascular surgeons; the advanced heart scan; non-invasive testing including echocardiograms, EKG, ultrasound, peripheral vascular studies; stress testing; thallium and nuclear medicine testing; lab services, a new Heart Failure Treatment Clinic and the Heart Failure Infusion Clinic. A new wound care clinic under development will also operate out of the Heart Center. By locating all of these services in one convenient location, Community Hospital has essentially created a "heart hospital within a hospital."
The only cardiac services not located in the new Heart Center are the cath labs, open heart surgery suites and the related support services such as the recovery rooms and the cardiovascular intensive care unit, which will remain easily accessible through the hospital's Outpatient Pavilion.
A new three-floor, 196,500-square-foot parking garage is under construction now to service the new Medical Office Building. The garage will be connected to the Medical Office Building to provide convenient access for patients. Special care was taken to support local business and help create local jobs. The garage is being built by Homewood-based Graycor Construction, and is expected to be completed in September.
In the Spring, Community Hospital will begin offering services to diagnose and treat sleeping disorders. These services will be located on the fourth floor of the medical office building, along with physician offices. Some of the most common disorders that will treated here include: obstructive sleep apnea, causing interruptions in breathing; narcolepsy, causing daytime sleep attacks and extreme drowsiness; insomnia, resulting in difficulties falling or staying asleep; nocturnal myoclonus, causing frequent leg movements that disturb sleep; and parasomnias, which cause movement disorders such as sleep walking.


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Like a Democratic strategist's comment about Ann Romney never working, Gov. Tom Corbett telling a talk radio audience to complain to school boards, not state government, about rising school taxes could leave him with egg on his face.
Last week, Corbett was asked on Philadelphia's Talk Radio 1210 WPHT what can be done to ease the education burden on taxpayers. The governor said small class sizes and overly generous contracts are factors in why schools are struggling, The Associated Press reports.
Undoubtedly, there is a degree of truth in that, but despite what the governor might imply, the situation is not that simple, and it's only fractionally the fault of school boards. They were only playing under the conditions largely set by government.
The state and federal government imposes all types of regulations and mandates that schools must meet, not to mention the push to meet performance standards. Those certainly have affected district spending plans.
Plus the state limits how schools can tax to fund their operations, leaving a strong reliance on property taxes. And the state Legislature and governor's office made the decisions that are creating the pension crisis that are threatening to bankrupt school districts in the upcoming years.
With the benefit of hindsight, school boards might have made some decisions on contracts and class sizes that now seem questionable, but we don't remember hearing any objections from Harrisburg at the time.
School boards are not blameless, but neither is the state. And the school boards have been stepping up and controlling costs amid changes in state funding.
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Mayo is waiting outside the gates of a University with her friends, Philadelphia and Summer. A man wearing a long blue cloak dotted with silver stars, half moon spectacles walks past. He has long white hair and a beard. He is wearing a pointed hat. He strokes his beard in thought.
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S: Who's Rumblemore????
P: He is such a goat man!!!
S: Lol, yeah.
M: That can't be. No. It is. It is!! *runs after him*
A: What??? Where's she going?
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S: Who's Rumblemore????
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A man who loves to have sex with goats.
Hide those goats before goatman sees them.
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a old man who yells a lot and get squinty eyed and has a grey goatee
John:man that goat man kept bleating(yelling) and gave me a headache
Fred:darn your grandfather sure is mean
Fred:darn your grandfather sure is mean
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A male/female that trys to get attention all the time and acts like a total asshole.
Oh god theres the goat man again trying to get people to like it.
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Some parents don't place enough emphasis on good oral hygiene for their children. As a result, children may suffer tooth decay and prematurely lose their "baby teeth."
"Some parents think that it doesn't matter if the baby teeth decay because they fall out anyway," said Mary Hayes, DDS, a pediatric dentist in Chicago, "This is a myth. It is very important to preserve the baby teeth because they play an important role in the child's overall health and development."
Dr. Hayes explained that a child needs baby teeth for speech development as well as a "positive" self-image. In addition, the baby teeth are important because they keep a space in the jaw for the permanent adult teeth. If a baby tooth is lost early, the teeth beside the lost tooth may move into the vacant spot. When the adult teeth finally come in, there may not be enough room. This causes crooked teeth and a crowded mouth.
The loss of teeth at an early age through decay can result in "failure to thrive, impaired speech development, absence from and inability to concentrate in school, and reduced self-esteem," according to a report on Oral Health and Learning, published in 2001 by the National Center for Education in Maternal and Child Health, Georgetown University, Health Resources and Services Administration, and the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
The report estimates that 51 million school hours are lost each year because of dental-related problems, and students with untreated dental problems may have difficulties concentrating and learning at school.
The Chicago Dental Society (CDS) recommends that proper dental care should begin even before the first tooth comes in. Parents should clean the child's mouth and gum pads soon after birth so that the child becomes familiar with these types of sensations in and around the mouth at an early age.
How soon can children brush their teeth alone?
Children do not develop the fine motor skills necessary to brush their own teeth until about age seven (or when they can tie their own shoes). It's a common myth that toddlers can brush teeth by themselves. Until age seven, parents need to help the youngster to brush to make sure teeth are cleaned effectively. Parents should cradle the child's head in their lap or arm and then gently brush their gums and teeth. The child may be lying down on the floor, couch or bed while the parent is brushing the teeth.
CDS and Dr. Hayes offer the following guidelines for a toddler's oral care.
Brush the teeth really well at least once a day, and then once or twice again during the day. Don't schedule brushing when kids are overtired. Brushing the teeth doesn't have to be part of the bedtime routine--in fact, some kids will resist because they associate it with going to bed. Try brushing right after dinner, instead.
Flossing can begin when any two teeth come together and touch--which may be anywhere from 8 months to 3 years old. Parents need to do the flossing until the child is old enough so as not to hurt the gums.
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Soft, rounded bristles that clean teeth but are gentle on gums are the best brushes for children. Replace a child's brush at least every two to three months. If a child has a contagious disease, such as strep throat, the toothbrush should be thrown out after the child has been on antibiotics for 24 hours. Buy inexpensive toothbrushes. Toddlers chew on the toothbrushes and they wear out quickly.
Don't let a young child run around with a toothbrush in his or her mouth, or in the hand because he or she could fall and get hurt.
Sharing an eating utensil with a child is a "no-no." If parents have decay in the mouth, they can transfer the bacteria to their child via a spoon or fork, if they are feeding the child.
Putting a child to bed with a bottle filled with milk, juice or any other sweet beverage can cause a dental condition known as "baby bottle tooth decay." Letting the child take a bottle filled with water to bed is fine. Children should be off a bottle by age one and be drinking from a cup.
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The table below gives some examples of prices for encoded jobs. Pricing is based on the total amount of code generated for all files encoded, and there is no charge per file!. Charging is only based on the actual code, and pure HTML typically costs virtually nothing. Encoding an archive of 20 HTML files might cost the same or less than one more complicated PHP file.
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