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With a vote of the Mercy College Board of Directors on May 14, 2012, the Mercy College Alumni Association was established. The new association was the result of a yearlong planning process involving members of the Mercy College Nursing Alumni Association and graduates of various allied health programs at Mercy College who were nominated by their respective academic program chairs to investigate the possibility of merging the active nursing group and the inactive allied health association.
Following a series of task force meetings and discussions, a purpose statement and governing principles were developed and reviewed by College legal counsel. These documents were created to guide the organization and its advisory committee, in place of formal incorporation within the state of Iowa. The purpose statement and governing principles can be found here.
The new organization will operate under the direction of the Vice President of External Affairs, with operating revenue and expenses managed as a college function. The new organization will no longer collect annual operating dues, opting instead to structure event pricing to reflect anticipated expenses. All graduates of Mercy College and/or its predecessor educational programs established by Mercy Hospital in Des Moines, Iowa that later affiliated with Mercy College will automatically become members of the association.
The advisory committee of the Mercy College Alumni Association, as structured, may include representatives from any College academic program (certificate, associate or bachelor degree). Terms of service will be for three-year, and may be renewed twice for a total of nine years.
The Mercy College Alumni Association purpose will include:
Those graduates interested in getting more involved as a member of the advisory committee are invited to contact the College to be connected with the Nominating Committee for more information about upcoming openings on the committee.
The Advisory Committee is made up of up to 25 representatives from each of the three schools currently graduating students (Allied Health, Liberal Arts & Sciences, and Nursing).


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Posted: Mon 30 Jan 2012, 13:47
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Why I couldn't follow your advice
Subject description: Addressing the moderator and asking for more help.
On Monday 6 December 2010 20:17 UTC one of the moderators advised
me with these words:
"try running Puppy from a multisession CD-DVD"
On Wednesday 8 December 2010 04:53 UTC
I committed my self on following that recommendation.
The day after that,
my computer was struck by lightning.
Though I had been able to assemble it in 2007, I lacked the knowledge and tools needed to solve this new problem.
So I sent it to a technician and, as a replacement, I began to use the computer that is described at
another thread.
About six weeks later, the technician phoned me to tell me he was unable to fix the burnt motherboard. He offered changing it for a new MSI 945GCM7 LV2. He said it was very difficult (if not impossible) to find a new Intel DP965 motherboard and that the one he was offering me was as good as the burnt one. He also offered making the assembling job.
I was so sick of waiting that I accepted everything.
So, on 21 January 2011 I began using my desktop with a new motherboard. It was then when I discovered the new one was a microATX (24,5 X 24,5 cms) and not an ATX (30,5 x 24,5 cms) as the burnt one was. At first I was rather concerned about that. But after reading in the Internet the significance of that difference and mostly after discovering that for my every day needs the performance of the MSI board was similar to the Intel board, I almost forgot I had changed my motherboard.
In fact, the lightning affair had been so shocking
that I also forgot that on Dec 8 I had decided to try to run Puppy from a multisession CD-DVD, and instead of that, I focused myself with heart and soul in trying to put the
old computer I mentioned above
in the best conditions to work with Puppy just in case something similar occurred again.
For different reasons (among which I must include electrical problems in the old computer due to its old wires) I didn't advance far in that direction, and by the end of August (after having received some blue screens in my main computer) I asked for help
(in this forum)
for choosing an external USB disc drive where I could keep Puppy files and where I could keep a clone of the XP partition that was triggering the blue screens.
I was helped by the same moderator
that had helped me before and fortunately had no problems in following his advice
. After that, I felt so acquainted with Puppy that I thought it deserved to be included in my hard disk and once more forgot the multisession CD-DVD issue and centered my attention in
preparing my best computer for the Win'N'Lin project.
I was working on that, when on the last week of last November while I was modifying (as I usually do) some .xlsx files I had received, I suffered an unexpected and spontaneous shutdown that was followed by an XP blue screen.
I tried to follow the indications of the blue screen but that led me to a series of consecutive shutdowns and/or freezing of the keyboard and mouse cursor.
Finally I couldn't boot into XP any more
, so I decided to boot into Puppy and try to fix the problem from it.
Unfortunately, while the screen showed the Puppy files being loaded into RAM, I heard a kind of muffled snap or puff
, the loading process stopped, and the cursor remained indefinitely flashing in the screen.
After that I was unable to shut the computer down and/or restart it. The only way to stop it working was to unplug it from the wall socket. But from that moment on, it never started working again.
The technician I mentioned before says my Pentium 4 microprocessor is working fine but that the motherboard's electronic components that surround the LGA775 socket are damaged because they were overheated because the cooler and the microprocessor's fan were dirty. He also said I must replace the damaged electronic components (which are very hard to find) or I must replace the motherboard.
I suspect this technician is trying to string me along. He was the one who provided me with the motherboard who is now useless, he assembled it 10 months ago and I used it in the same environment and taking care of it in the same way I took care of the previous motherboard for 3 years without problems 'till it was struck by lightning. Unfortunately I don't know of other trustable electronic technicians around.
So, here I am, using again the "out of the museum computer" that I've described
, trying to decide what to do (with a limited budget) to recover the hardware capability to home test different sorts of operating systems.
Letting aside this "out of the museum computer", I still have a usable ATX cabinet, a Pentium 4 3GHz, a 1GB DDR2 RAM, a MSI PCI-E,NX7100GS, 128 M DDR2,D-Sub,DVI-1,HDTV/VO Turbo Cache video card, a floppy disk drive, a DVD drive, 2 internal (160GB & 640GB) and 1 USB external (500GB)hard disk drives that are working.
Though I haven't lost the mood to follow the moderator's advice about trying to run Puppy from a multisession CD/DVD nor the mood that is needed to rehabilitate my best computer, nor even the mood to assemble a modern desktop computer, I think the second option is the priority.
At this point
I feel must disclose the moderator's name
thank him once more for his assistance
and beg him to accept my excuses for not having followed the multisession advice yet.
Finally I would like to respectfully
ask him if he shares my point of view about the priorities I have stated in a previous paragraph and if (taking into account the changes that have occurred in the computer world during these last 4 1/2 years) he thinks there's a place in this forum where I can ask for advice about rehabilitating my best computer and about assembling a modern desktop computer for testing operating systems.
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That would be me, I guess.
Much as I'd like to take credit for lightning striking your computer, I'm afraid that was just plain bad luck. As for the second motherboard giving up the ghost, I can't say. It must have been rated to handle your CPU, and it did work for a while, so, again, I'd say its premature demise was just bad luck.
Your CPU is fast enough to be useful still, and 1GB of RAM is more than enough to run Puppy. I recommend that you consider replacing your motherboard yourself. I've replaced several motherboards and found that it's not at all difficult as long as you read the directions (if any) and take your time. Before you unplug anything from the old one, lay the new one beside it and compare where the wires go.
I'd guess you can buy a replacement motherboard online for around $100 (U.S.). Just make sure it can use your CPU, RAM and power supply. As to make and model of motherboard, I can't help you there. Perhaps you can find one that will automatically shut down, or at least give an alarm, if its BIOS detects the temperature is too high.
Worst case, you fail in your attempt to put it together and have to take it to the guy who fixes your computer. Will that cost any more than if you took it to him in the first place? And you stand to learn how to repair your own computer.
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I'm exhausted after just reading that.
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I suffered an unexpected and spontaneous shutdown that was followed by an XP blue screen
Regarding the shutdown, and
(a) When you swapped in a new mobo...
It was almost certainly
ESSENTIAL that you run a
NON-DESTRUCTIVE-REPAIR of the XP installation
This is necessary because...
The drivers installed [by the XP Setup program] during the original installation of XP...
Are MATCHED to the particular hardware set that was connected at that time and found by the XP Setup program.
(b) When you swap in a new mobo...
And DO NOT repair the windows installation...
The drivers being used by that installation of Windows...
Are [almost certainly] NOT SUITABLE [because not matched] to the hardware [new mobo] now in place.
Hence the shutdown, and BSOD.
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Really grateful for your replies!!
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Really grateful for your replies!!
In my next post I shall comment on some of the ideas
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Send me a picture of your "new" broken motherboard, using the "email" button at the bottom of this post. I need a close-in shot of the area that is damaged, and I may be able to help based on that.
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"Location: The other side of the world"
......I am not sure which side of the world you are on. Isn't there always another side of the world no matter where one lands?
I ran puppy quite well on my previous rescued cost-free laptop. This was an old Dell 300 meg P3 with 256 meg of RAM. The machine would not run XP effectively and was designed for Win 98, but was fine with Puppy and a compact flash to extend the onboard 6 GB hard drive. Garage sales are a great place to find complete computers that windows users (or should I say the windows used) think are
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"I'm bored!" It's the two words every parents dread as school lets out for summer. Fear not; I've put together two weeks worth of fun summer activities for kids to keep them busy, and their parents sane.
The list of summer activities ranges in cost from free to frugal, but each requires extra quality time with kids – something we can all afford to spend more on!
14 Fun, Frugal Summer Activities for Kids
Day 1. See a "one dollar" movie at the theater. Many theater chains around the country offer summer movie programs for kids where they offer a "one dollar" movie every day for a week, or on a particular day of the week all summer. Alternative: Have a movie day at home by streaming a classic from Netflix.
Day 2. Sprinkler day. Delay your sprinklers for one day so they come a little later in the morning. This way everyone can get on their bathing suits and have fun jumping through the sprinklers on a hot day. But not for too long! This is a good time to teach them about conserving water, reducing utility costs, etc.
Day 3. Attend "story time" at your local library. My kids love to check out books on all kinds of subjects. My son currently has three library books on swimming, pirates and going to the dentist (quite a diverse reader, huh?). Many libraries also have a story time to encourage a summer reading program. Stories are read out loud and the kids have a chance to interact with the story-teller and answer questions about the book.
Day 4. Set up a lemonade stand. This is probably my favorite idea because of the lessons in entrepreneurship involved. Loan your kids $10 as "seed money" for supplies, or better yet, let them use their own money from savings. This way they don't get used to the idea that borrowing leads to prosperity. Take the kids along to the grocery store one morning and let them pick up the lemons, sugar, cups, and a couple bags of ice to keep in a cooler. Yes, Crystal Light lemonade works, too, but is less authentic and more expensive. This is a great way for neighborhood kids to work together, as they can divide into teams to man the lemonade stand, make the lemonade, handle the money, etc. Please remember that an adult needs to be with the kids at all times, both inside and outside the house, so have a neighbor help.
Bonus: Use the money your kids earn to open a Kids Savings Account at ING Direct, where they can begin to understand the mechanics of banking, compound interest, etc. while earning a decent return on their money.
Day 5. Teach your kids to fly a kite. Check your 10-day forecast and look for a windy day in the coming week. Pick up an expensive kite for the kids. I even recommend springing for the extra spool of kite string on a roller because the string and handles that come with the kites are lousy.
Day 6. Make homemade play-doh. I haven't run a cost analysis on this recipe to determine it's "frugalness," but I can tell you it is a lot of fun! I suppose the next best option would be to pick up some commercial Play-Doh on sale, but what fun would that be?
Day 7. Bake a cake. I remember having a ball helping my mom bake something when I was young. And not all the fun came at the end when I got to lick the icing from the bowl! Let your kids help bake a cake, and surprise mom or dad when they arrive home that afternoon.
Plenty of teachable moments here with opportunities to teach fractions (four 1/4 cups equals one cup, etc.). By the way, my wife made this pirate birthday cake for my son's birthday last week. Arrrgghhh!
Day 8. Build a "fort" in the living room. When my son was smaller he got the biggest kick out of playing in giant cardboard boxes. We would color them, and cut "windows" out for him to look through. A living room "fort" could be as simple as a few kitchen chairs gathered in a circle with a large bed sheet thrown across them and draped to the floor. The kids can hide from mom and dad, read books, or pretend they are camping out in the living room.
Day 9. Go bowling. My grandfather and I spent many hot, summer afternoons bowling a couple games at the local bowling alley. These days, bowling can be an expensive activity. Call the lanes ahead of time and ask if they have any summer specials (certain days may be cheaper). Also check those coupon mailer packs for coupons for free games. To keep costs down, just let the kids bowl – you can work on your game another time.
Day 10. Declare a "bored" game day. I learned to play chess, checkers, backgammon, and poker (my mom wasn't thrilled with that) one summer while staying with my grandparents. Few kids today don't realize you can play games without a computer. Most of these old board games are inexpensive in their basic form – skip the "deluxe" edition, and check out the board game selection at Amazon.com to save even more.
Day 11. Have a water balloon fight. My son attended a birthday party recently and the parents had filled several dozen mini balloons with water. The kids participated in games like a water balloon toss – they start close together, but take a step back with each toss to increase the distance. The last one to break the balloon is out. With that was left, the kids had an all-out water balloon battle. Lots of fun, but be sure to pick up the balloon remains, especially if you have very little ones or pets as they could be a choking hazard.
Day 12. Create a "mini-me." Find a piece of large poster board, or large heavy-duty paper (such as a butcher paper) wide enough for your kids to lay down on. Use a dull pencil (less chance for boo-boos) to trace their entire body to the paper from head to toe. Now let the kids decorate the kids to look like themselves in the same clothes they are wearing, same color eyes, hair, etc. When they are finished, help them cut out their mini-me for proud display.
Day 13. Pajama day. I feel like having these days as an adult! Stay in your pajamas all day long. Make pancakes in the morning, bake a pizza for lunch, and lounge around watching movies. Use your Netflix subscription to have a couple kid-friendly movies on hand.
Day 14. Spend a day volunteering your time. A good way to wrap up your two-week blitz of summertime fun is to allow your kids to donate their time to a worthy cause. Contact a few local charities and find out which ones will allow kids to volunteer some time over the summer (under your supervision). My daughter has worked with Project Linus in the past – an organization that makes blankets for children who've suffered a traumatic experience.
Bonus tip: Get your kids to come up with their own shirt designs, then have a custom t-shirt printing service bring them to life. It'll be a thrill for your kids to see their ideas put on clothing they can enjoy throughout the summer.
So there you have it; fourteen days of frugal summer fun! I'd love to hear your ideas as well.
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When is it OK to draw pictures of underage children having s**?
If you have to think about the answer to that question for very long, you have apparently gotten here by badly mistyping "LiveJournal" in your address bar. That site is, for whatever reason, a haven for all sort of images that would be illegal as hell if they were not hand drawn cartoons.
This suspension triggered a tidal wave of Internet whining not seen since Doritos last changed their flavors. Fans stormed the site, with statements of civil rights violations that would make Martin Luther King cry:
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Yes, erestor just compared the right to draw paedophilic p*** to the civil rights movement, universal suffrage and gay rights. If only he'd mentioned Hitler he would have completed his Internet outrage bingo card.
Twelve hundred people paid full price for a three day symposium, "Lumos 2006," which started at 9 AM in a Las Vegas conference center with a Powerpoint presentation on "Muggles and Mental Health: Rites of Transformation and A Psychoanalytical Perspective on the Inner World of Harry Potter." We are honestly a bit less sane just from reading that sentence.
Other talks included "Comrade Potter: A Marxist Reading of Harry Potter," because if there was one thing missing before we all embraced communism it was a tiny billion selling fictional wizard left independently wealthy by his parents through no skills of his own.
But that isn't even nearly the worst. Brace yourself. We're not kidding, get ready. And remember that if you punch through your monitor you won't be able to read the rest of the article:
"Parallels in Tyranny: Voldemort, The Ministry of Magic, and Jewish Persecution."
How the speaker even made it to the conference without being beaten to death is unknown, but we can tell you: If you can make parallels between the Holocaust and Harry Potter and honestly believe you're contributing to society, keep your a** at least one ICBM range away from our boots.
Now, some of you are thinking, sure, that's a pretty douchebag topic to come up with there, but surely it's not as bad as cartoon kiddy p***. Oh, right, we forgot to mention the Harry Potter P*** Powerpoints.
A 200 woman conference room which we imagine must have smelt strongly of cats got together UGGS Outlet for a talk on "Out of Bounds: Transgressive Fiction," which meant Snape and Hermione fiction. And if you believe any words in the stories discussed even rhymed with "consensual," then can we come live in your world? It seems nicer there.
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Topic Overview
Constipation occurs when stools become hard and are difficult to pass. Some parents are overly concerned about how often their child has bowel movements, because they have been taught that a healthy child has a bowel movement every day. This is not true. The frequency of bowel movements is not as important as whether the child can pass stools easily. Your child is not constipated if his or her stools are soft and pass easily, even if it has been a few days since the last bowel movement.
Newborns younger than 2 weeks should have at least 1 or 2 bowel movements a day. Babies older than 2 weeks can go 2 days and sometimes longer between bowel movements. It's usually okay if it takes longer than 2 days, especially if your baby is feeding well and seems comfortable. Breastfed babies are more likely to have frequent stools and may have a stool as often as every feeding. Constipation is likely to occur when a baby changes from breast milk to formula, especially if this change happens during the first 2 to 3 weeks of life.
As babies grow older, the number of bowel movements they have each day gets less and the size of their stools gets bigger. A child age 3 or 4 years may normally have as many as 3 bowel movements a day or as few as 3 a week.
It is important for parents to recognize there are many "normal" patterns for bowel movements in children. Some children may appear to have trouble passing a stool. The child's face may turn red, and he or she may strain to pass stool. If the stool is soft and the child does not seem to have other problems, this is not a concern.
Most children will occasionally become constipated. The problem is usually short-lived and does not cause long-term problems. Home treatment is usually all that is needed to relieve occasional constipation. Causes of constipation include:
- Changes in diet, such as when a child starts eating more adult foods.
- Not drinking enough fluids. Sometimes the normal amount of fluid a child drinks is not enough, such as when the weather gets hot or the child increases his or her physical activities.
- Not taking the time to have a bowel movement. A child may be so interested in play that he or she ignores the need to have a bowel movement.
- Reluctance to use the bathroom. A child might become constipated when he or she is in a new environment, such as when traveling.
- Changes in daily routine, such as when traveling or after starting school.
- Medicines . Many medicines can cause constipation.
Constipation may occur with cramping and pain if the child is straining to pass hard, dry stools. He or she may have some bloating and nausea. There may also be small amounts of bright red blood on the stool caused by slight tearing ( anal fissure ) as the stool is pushed through the anus . All of these symptoms should stop when the constipation is relieved.
Chronic constipation
For reasons that can't always be identified, some children often develop constipation that does not get better or go away with treatment (chronic constipation). The most significant factor may be the painful passing of a hard, dry stool. After a while, the child may be unable to resist the urge to have a bowel movement and will pass a large mass of stool. The child may have to "push hard" during the bowel movement, which may be painful. Passing the stool relieves the pressure and pain until another mass of stool collects, and the cycle is repeated. Fear of pain may cause the child to try to hold the bowel movement.
Other causes of chronic constipation may include:
- A crack (fissure) around the anus, which can make bowel movements painful and cause the child to resist passing stools. Fissures are a common problem that gets worse every time the child passes a large stool.
- A brief illness with poor food intake, fever, and little or no physical activity, which may upset normal bowel habits.
- Emotional problems or toilet training problems, which can lead to voluntarily withholding stools. A child may have fought the toilet training process or been pushed too fast. Struggling with parents for control may cause a child to hold stools back as long as possible.
- Change in environment. At school, children may withhold stools because they are afraid or embarrassed to use school bathrooms, their schedules are too busy for them to take time for a bowel movement, or school activities interrupt their normal bowel movement time.
The child may be unable or unwilling to pass the stool regardless of its size. Liquid or loose stool may leak out, soiling the child's underwear. When this occurs in a child who is past the age of normal toilet training, it is called encopresis .
Chronic constipation usually requires several months of treatment and cooperation between the parents, the child, and the doctor to overcome the problem. Don't be discouraged if the problem comes back during these months. The rectum is made of muscle tissue; when a child has had chronic constipation, the muscle becomes stretched. It may take several months to get the muscle back into shape.
In rare cases, constipation in children may be caused by other health problems, such as:
- Cystic fibrosis .
- Hirschsprung's disease .
- Lead poisoning .
- Overactivity of the parathyroid gland ( hyperparathyroidism ).
- Underactivity of the thyroid gland ( hypothyroidism ).
- Spinal cord injury.
Check your child's symptoms to decide if and when your child should see a doctor.
Check Your Symptoms
Many things can affect how your body responds to a symptom and what kind of care you may need. These include:
- Your age. Babies and older adults tend to get sicker quicker.
- Your overall health. If you have a condition such as diabetes, HIV, cancer, or heart disease, you may need to pay closer attention to certain symptoms and seek care sooner.
- Medicines you take. Certain medicines, herbal remedies, and supplements can cause symptoms or make them worse.
- Recent health events, such as surgery or injury. These kinds of events can cause symptoms afterwards or make them more serious.
- Your health habits and lifestyle, such as eating and exercise habits, smoking, alcohol or drug use, sexual history, and travel.
Try Home Treatment
You have answered all the questions. Based on your answers, you may be able to take care of this problem at home.
- Try home treatment to relieve the symptoms.
- Call your doctor if symptoms get worse or you have any concerns (for example, if symptoms are not getting better as you would expect). You may need care sooner.
What you are looking for is a change in your child's usual bowel habits.
- Diarrhea means that the child is having more stools and looser ones than usual.
- Constipation means that the child is having fewer stools than usual.
Every baby and child has different bowel habits. What is "normal" for one child may not be normal for another. In general:
- Many newborns have at least 1 or 2 bowel movements a day. By the end of their first week, they may have as many as 5 to 10 bowel movements a day. They may pass a stool after each feeding.
- By 6 weeks of age, your baby may not have a bowel movement every day. This usually isn't a problem as long as the baby seems comfortable and is growing as expected, and as long as the stools aren't hard.
- By about 4 years of age, it's normal for a child to have as many as 3 bowel movements a day or as few as 3 a week.
Anywhere in these ranges can be considered normal if the habit is normal or usual for your child.
Many prescription and nonprescription medicines can cause constipation. A few examples are:
- Antacids.
- Antidepressants.
- Some blood pressure medicines.
- Cold medicines (antihistamines).
- Calcium and iron supplements.
- Opioid pain medicines.
Seek Care Now
Based on your answers, you may need care right away. The problem is likely to get worse without medical care.
- Call your doctor now to discuss the symptoms and arrange for care.
- If you cannot reach your doctor or you don't have one, seek care in the next hour.
- You do not need to call an
ambulance unless:
- You cannot travel safely either by driving yourself or by having someone else drive you.
- You are in an area where heavy traffic or other problems may slow you down.
Make an Appointment
Based on your answers, the problem may not improve without medical care.
- Make an appointment to see your doctor in the next 1 to 2 weeks.
- If appropriate, try home treatment while you are waiting for the appointment.
- If symptoms get worse or you have any concerns, call your doctor. You may need care sooner.
Seek Care Today
Based on your answers, you may need care soon. The problem probably will not get better without medical care.
- Call your doctor today to discuss the symptoms and arrange for care.
- If you cannot reach your doctor or you don't have one, seek care today.
- If it is evening, watch the symptoms and seek care in the morning.
- If the symptoms get worse, seek care sooner.
Home Treatment
Constipation can usually be treated effectively at home.
- Make sure your child is drinking adequate amounts of fluids.
- If you are switching from breast milk to formula, give your baby no more than 1 fl oz (30 mL) to 2 fl oz (60 mL) of water and no more than 2 times each day for the first 2 to 3 weeks. Be sure to give your baby the suggested amount of formula for feedings plus the extra water between feedings. Do not give extra water for longer than 3 weeks unless your doctor tells you to. Do not give plain water to a baby younger than 2 months.
If your child is older than 6 months, add fruit juices, such as apple, pear, or
prune juice, to relieve the constipation.
- After age 6 months, give 0.5 Tbsp (7 mL) to 2 Tbsp (30 mL) of prune juice. Increase the amount slowly over time.
- At age 9 months, add 1.5 Tbsp (22 mL) to 3 Tbsp (45 mL) of strained prunes per day.
- If fruit juices do not help, add baby foods with a high fiber content twice a day. High-fiber baby foods include cooked dried beans or peas (legumes), apricots, prunes, peaches, pears, plums, and spinach.
- For children age 12 months and older, add high-fiber foods.
A diet with enough fiber (20 to 35 grams each day) helps the body form soft, bulky stool.
- Give your child at least 1 cup of fruit a day. Choose whole fruit instead of fruit juice.
- Give your child at least 1 cup of vegetables a day.
- Increase the amount of high-fiber foods, such as bran flakes, bran muffins, oatmeal, brown rice, and beans. Offer your child whole wheat bread instead of white bread.
- Limit foods that have little or no fiber, such as ice cream, cheese, meat, and processed foods, if your child gets constipated easily.
- Gently massage your child's belly. This may help relieve discomfort. You can also have your child lie on his or her back, legs flexed onto his or her belly, and rotate his or her legs in a clockwise direction.
- If your child is
having rectal pain because he or she is unable to have a bowel movement, try
the following:
- A warm bath in the tub. This may help relax the muscles that normally keep stool inside the rectum (anal sphincter) and help pass the stool.
- If your child is age 6 months or older and the warm bath does not work, use 1 glycerin suppository to lubricate the stool, making it easier to pass. Use glycerin suppositories only once or twice. If constipation is not relieved or develops again, discuss the problem with your doctor.
- Do not give laxatives or enemas to children without first talking to your doctor. Children should not need an enema or laxatives to have a bowel movement.
Symptoms to watch for during home treatment
Call your doctor if any of the following occur during home treatment:
- Constipation or changes in the stool persist after 48 hours of home treatment in a baby younger than 3 months.
- Constipation persists after 1 week of home treatment in a child age 3 months to 11 years.
- Rectal pain develops or increases.
- Blood in the stool develops or increases.
- Your child's symptoms become more severe or frequent.
For babies younger than 12 months:
- Breastfeed your baby. Constipation is rare in breastfed babies.
- Make sure you are adding the correct amount of water to your baby's formula.
For children age 12 months and older:
- Make sure your child is drinking enough fluids . When the weather gets hot or when your child is getting more exercise, make sure he or she is drinking more fluid.
- Add high-fiber foods.
A diet with enough fiber (20 to 35 grams each day) helps the body form soft, bulky stool.
- Give your child at least 1 cup of fruit a day. Choose whole fruit instead of fruit juice.
- Give your child at least 1 cup of vegetables a day.
- Increase the amount of high-fiber foods, such as bran flakes, bran muffins, oatmeal, brown rice, and beans. Offer your child whole wheat bread instead of white bread.
- Limit foods that have little or no fiber, such as ice cream, cheese, meat, and processed foods, if your child gets constipated easily.
- Set a good example for your child by drinking plenty of fluids and eating a high-fiber diet.
Toilet training
Constipation sometimes becomes a problem when children start toilet training:
- Encourage your child to go when he or she feels the urge. The bowels send signals when a stool needs to pass. If your child ignores the signal, the urge will go away, and the stool will eventually become dry and difficult to pass.
- Set aside relaxing times for having bowel movements. Urges usually occur sometime after meals. Establishing a daily routine for bowel movements, such as after breakfast, may help.
- Make sure your child has good foot support while he or she is on the toilet. This will help flex your child's hips and place the pelvis in a more normal "squatting" position for having a bowel movement.
- Make sure your child gets plenty of exercise throughout the day. Set a good example for your child by following healthy routines of eating, exercising, and going to the toilet.
Preparing For Your Appointment
To prepare for your appointment, see the topic Making the Most of Your Appointment .
You can help your doctor diagnose and treat your child's condition by being prepared to answer the following questions:
- When did the constipation begin?
- How often does your child normally have a bowel movement?
- Are the stools hard or soft?
- Does your child have a history of constipation?
- Has prevention or home treatment helped relieve the constipation?
- If your child has been toilet trained, has he or she had any leakage of soft or liquid stool that has stained his or her underwear?
- Has your child had a recent change in diet, daily routine, or environment?
- Has your child recently started taking a new prescription or nonprescription medicine?
- Are you giving your child any new herbal remedies or vitamins?
- Has your child been under any added stress recently?
- Does your child have any health risks ?
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Using a $25 blender she's had for years, Becky undertook a 40-day green smoothie Lenten challenge. She drank a green smoothie every morning during Lent. After the 40 days, she came out feeling lighter, healthier and more energetic than ever.
Becky has taken what she learned about green smoothie creation during her experiment and organized it into "40 Days of Green Smoothies," an ebook available from iTunes for the iPad for $4.99. If you don't have an iPad, the book is also available as a pdf download for you computer from Sellfy for the same price.
What first impressed me about "40 Days of Green Smoothies" is how well organized it is. Becky has created weekly shopping lists based on the recipes. The first week is the most expensive because that's when she suggests you buy most of the non-perishable ingredients you'll need for the entire 40-day experiment. (Ingredients like chia seeds, cocoa powder, frozen fruit and flax meal can be less expensive if you buy them in larger quantities in the beginning.)
She then organizes the recipes around the perishable ingredients so you use up everything you buy. The greens for the smoothies like kale, spinach, avocado and parsley show up in several recipes in a row so nothing goes to waste. Still, each day's green smoothie recipe is different from the last. You won't drink the same smoothie twice during the entire 40 days.
All of the recipes are vegan and use almond milk when milk is called for. I'm sure that non-vegans could substitute low-fat milk, but they might want to go ahead and use the almond milk anyway. Even those of us who do consume animal products know that it's good to limit the amount we consume for both health and environmental reasons. Sticking with the almond milk in the recipes is a good way to do that. Becky also mentions that fruit juice can be used in place of milk at times, but it's often more expensive.
You don't have to wait for the next Lenten season to follow in Becky's green smoothie footsteps. With all of the extra holiday indulgences coming up, it would be a great idea to start off each day with one of these green smoothies.
Related smoothie post on MNN: A smoothie for every season


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Topic: China Mobile
China Mobile reports strong 4G user growth in January, following Apple's iPhone 6s chart topping launch
02/23/2016, 03:02 pm
China Mobile, the world's largest carrier, added 23.3 million new 4G users last month, reaching 335.6 million 4G subscribers in total. That's a 214 percent increase over the previous year, and suggests that predictions of collapse in iPhone growth due to economic troubles in China are far fetched.
Apple's 4-inch 'iPhone 6c' set for April 2016 launch, China Mobile claims
12/22/2015, 12:12 pm
China Mobile is apparently planning for an April 2016 launch of a new 4-inch iPhone, a product launch calendar from Apple's carrier partner has revealed.
Apple expected to begin selling iPhone 6 in China on October 10
09/27/2014, 05:09 pm
Reports from the People's Republic of China indicate that Apple is preparing to introduce iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus on October 10, following final approval from the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology.
Apple shoots down Chinese state media accusations targeting iOS privacy, location tracking
07/12/2014, 06:07 pm
Apple's website in China has published a detailed response to accusations by the country's state owned media, refuting claims that iOS tracks users' locations in a firm but politely worded statement.
China Mobile 4G adoption continues to be driven largely by Apple's iPhone
05/22/2014, 10:05 am
About half of all of the 2.8 million 4G subscribers on China Mobile's network are iPhone users, giving Apple a strong position as the world's largest wireless provider looks to expand its high-speed mobile presence.
Apple rolls out TD-LTE iPad Air, Retina iPad mini for China Mobile
03/31/2014, 07:03 pm
Apple on Monday announced it has started sales of TD-LTE equipped iPad Air and iPad mini with Retina display models in China, specifically granting China Mobile users access to next-generation 4G high-speed mobile Internet.
Apple's iPhone drives China Mobile 4G adoption, but carrier mum on actual sales numbers
03/20/2014, 12:03 pm
Most of the 1.34 million subscribers on China Mobile's nascent 4G TD-LTE network are using iPhones, the company said on Thursday, but investors hoping for a more detailed breakdown will be left disappointed as the carrier declined to elaborate further.
In China, new iOS product launches drive older device sales, expand Apple's customer base
03/19/2014, 06:03 pm
In most countries, when Apple releases a new iPhone model the handset quickly becomes a hot-seller as older models fall by the wayside. The opposite is true in China, according to fresh data from research firm Mixpanel.
iPhone launch propels China Mobile to biggest 3G subscriber increase ever
02/20/2014, 12:02 pm
China Mobile added more high-speed data customers in January than at any other point in its history, bringing on more than 14 million new 3G subscribers in the company's first month as one of Apple's official carrier partners.
China 3G subscribers grew 79% in 2013 with Apple poised to benefit from booming market
01/21/2014, 02:01 pm
While smartphone markets around the world are showing signs of maturity, China still posted 79 percent growth in high-speed mobile subscribers last year, reaching 417 million users.
Photos: Customers line up for long-awaited China Mobile launch of Apple's iPhone
01/17/2014, 10:01 am
Thousands of Chinese consumers descended on China Mobile stores across the Middle Kingdom Friday as the iPhone made its official debut on the world's largest wireless carrier.
Apple's Cook hands out first China Mobile iPhones at launch event [ux2]
01/16/2014, 09:01 pm
After years of speculation and rumors, the iPhone finally launched on the world's largest wireless carrier China Mobile on Friday, with Apple CEO Tim Cook and China Mobile Chairman Xi Guohua on hand to personally pass out the first units to customers.
Wall Street excited about China Mobile's iPhone launch, but Apple's margins will be scrutinized
01/15/2014, 03:01 pm
With the iPhone just days away from arriving on China Mobile, analysts' relief at the long-rumored deal's consummation is paired with curiosity about what concessions Apple may have made to strike an accord with the world's largest wireless carrier.
Tim Cook makes rare TV appearance to hype Apple-China Mobile deal
01/15/2014, 08:01 am
In an effort to drum up enthusiasm among investors for his company's new agreement with China Mobile, Apple Chief Executive Tim Cook participated in a rare TV interview on Wednesday, sharing the spotlight with Xi Guohua, the chairman of the world's largest wireless carrier.
Apple's Cook 'incredibly optimistic' as China Mobile iPhone orders in multi-millions
01/14/2014, 10:01 pm
According to China Mobile Chairman Xi Guohua, demand for the carrier's iPhone looks to be strong as orders are already in the multi-millions, prompting Apple CEO Tim Cook to say he is "incredibly optimistic" about the new partnership.
China Mobile guidance expected to be investors' focus in Apple's next earnings report
01/14/2014, 08:01 am
When Apple reports its holiday 2013 earnings in a few weeks, investors are likely to be focused on the future, analyst Gene Munster of Piper Jaffray believes, as the upcoming launch of the iPhone on China Mobile takes center stage.
Smartphone growth slowing in China as Apple expands iPhone presence
12/24/2013, 01:12 pm
Though the Chinese market remains a major focus for Apple, particularly with the upcoming launch of the iPhone on China Mobile, new data suggests that overall smartphone sales growth has been slowing from its previous red-hot pace.
China Mobile signs deal with Apple, will launch iPhone 5s, 5c in January
12/22/2013, 05:12 pm
Apple officially announced its agreement with China Mobile today. The world's largest carrier and most significant remaining mobile operator to not sell iPhones will begin taking preregistrations on December 25 and bring iPhone 5s and 5c models to retail stores for sale on January 17.
Weaker than expected iPhone 5c sales may trigger China Mobile renegotiation
12/19/2013, 11:12 pm
Sales of Apple's less-expensive iPhone 5c may be holding up an anticipated China Mobile deal, says KGI analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, but negotiations are likely nearing an end point.
Shares of Apple dip on lack of China Mobile deal, supplier's disappointing earnings
12/18/2013, 11:12 am
A pair of negative news bites related to Apple hit on Wednesday, potentially explaining why shares of the company dipped nearly 2 percent in morning trading.


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I've already talked about Japanese postcards in a past blog. What I find fascinating about this postcard is the cross-cultural influences. After being forcibly opened to the West, Japanese artists were exposed to western art styles and techniques. Many artists incorporated western perspective into their work, while some adapted western media such as oil paint. One of the most prominent Japanese oil masters was Asai Chu (1857-1907). In 1900 he was sent by the Japanese government to
Asai Chu was struck by the fact that western artists of the Art Nouveau style were particularly interested in the work of Ogata Kōrin (1658-1715). Also, artists who worked in the Art Nouveau style had borrowed motifs from Japanese woodblock prints, which had an angular, linear look, incorporating the grids and parallel lines of Japanese interior design depicted in these images, as well as the sinuous, flowing lines of blossoming tree branches, rivers, and kimono designs. The elegant refined detail of work evident in these and other artworks from
Another interesting aspect of this piece is the use of lithography. The first printing press was introduced by
Let's sum all this artistic influence flow up shall we?
Check out more Art Nouveau Japanese postcards from the MFA Boston's phenomenal collection of the genre.


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Victim of excessive crafting
I saw this little angel, kneeling on a shelf at Goodwill in Hopkinsville. His huge ruff looks very uncomfortable.
There's something vaguely creepy about this little fellow. Sad to say, he would fit right into the set of a scary movie. In his current costume, he certainly could serve as a symbol of suffering!


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Hollywood heavyweight Morgan Freeman was involved in a serious car accident last night which had the Shawshank Redemption actor airlifted to a Memphis hospital. As of now there are no reports as to the condition of Freeman and the female passenger who was in the vehicle with him at the time.
King of Comedy Bernie Mac is also in a serious condition according to media this weekend. The funny man is currently in a Chicago hospital being treated for pneumonia. The illness is not related to sarcodosis, which Mac was diagnosed with back in 1983. Sarcodosis is an immune system disorder which targets young adults.


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A lot of guessing is around about the IKA structure and its sub-committees. This article gives you a brief overview about who is who and who is doing what. However, the final nominations for the sub-committees are up to the IKA conference end of January.The IKA has started back in 2006 as an initiative of riders and organizers involved in the kitespeed-worldcup, but not limited to them. This is still the core part of todays IKA, the part that worked with ISAF since a long time and that achieved official recognition in November 2008.
The main committee thus consists of two race officers, Christian Conrad and Markus Schwendtner, and three riders that are involved in one or more disciplines: Sjoukje Bredenkamp, Katja Roose and Dave Williams. You might ask, where is Aaron, and Kevin, and Jesse, and Gisela, and... but we can tell you from years of experience, that the "normal" rider has a much more unbiased view on topics than a top rider with an own agenda. The main IKA committee is elected by its members, which are the riders due to ISAF constitution. Details about that will be covered in one of the next "Focus on...".
Of course these five people can not decide about where our sport shall go. That is why the IKA is just in the progress of implementing working parties, called sub-committees, for each specific topic, which are:
Audit Sub-Committee: A group of experienced and well known personalities connected to kiteboarding, to adjust the direction of development and to benefit from their experience. The chairman of the Audit Sub-Committee has a seat on the main committee.
Associated Members Sub-Committee: Contains all associated national kite associations. Main objective is to get the input and knowledge as well as the requirements of the development of the sport on national level. The scope of work also includes training, certification and beach access, only to name a few. The chairman of the national kite associations has a seat on the main committee.
Manufacturers Sub-Committee: This committee consist of all corporate members, to get direct contact to the top riders through their main sponsors as well as the industries ideas of where the sport should head to. Matters of equipment development, safety issues and olympics are discussed here as well.
Rules Sub-Committee: This committee includes experienced race officers from all around the world to develop the Racing Rules of Sailing and to adopt them to kiteboarding needs.
Judging Sub-Committee: Ideally consisting of the head judges from the tour operators and national head judges, to develop a guideline for judging to make expression competitons under comparable conditions possible.
Other sub-committees may be set up, if required.
We are happy to receive nominations for the "open" sub-committes (audit, rules and judging) to discuss them on the upcoming IKA conference in end of January.


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A tubby suburban dad watching hunting and adventure shows on TV and wondering could I do that? This is the chronicle of my adventures as I learn to learn to Forage, Hunt and Fish for food that has lived as I would wish to myself - Wild and Free.
Sunday, 11 November 2007
In Remembrance
I was reminded of something Chief Gene said
"I asked uncle Crow Dog how he felt about our young men dying in foreign lands and he said 'while I don't usually see eye to eye with the federal government these are our warriors and we must salute them and honor their sacrifice'"
J. with regard to your coming trip to Iraq – you write like Saki please make sure that's the only similarity.
Safe Home.
4 comments:
- Unknown said...
It is so very important to remember these people and sadly we seem to be letting them fade away forgotten. We need to take stock and realise what our forefathers and more recently friends, mothers and fathers have done for us when we sit moaning about modern living.
- 12 November 2007 at 10:02
We may not agree about whether a particular war is right or wrong, but I would hope we can all agree that those who put their lives on the line to protect our freedom are worthy of respect and remembrance. That isn't always the case, but I have hope that can change.
- 12 November 2007 at 23:21
Fascinating. Here in the States, NO ONE remembers WW I. Everyone is dead, and we were in it for such a short time it hardly made a dent in our longer-term consciousness (so-called 'Lost Generation' notwithstanding) I did my senior college honors thesis on the Battle of the Somme, which, as I recall, hit you guys pretty damn hard...
- 2 December 2007 at 03:02
- The Suburban Bushwacker said...
Here it's still in the public consciousness, but only just. My pal Pete's dad is a WW1 historian and Mrs SBW's dad also travels to France to make observances. They've introduced me to the art and poetry of the trenches so I'm probably more aware of the effects of the war than many of my contemporaries.
There is still the yearly remembrance but the focus is moving to more recent conflicts as the veterans pass on. UK society certainly was hit very hard by the war. People in their 70's now grew up in a world with few men around as the death toll had been so high.
- 2 December 2007 at 12:08


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220Software necesitaba un nuevo diseño de botón o icono y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 134 diseños de 24 diseñadores freelance.
Pocket Stats: NFL
We are a small mobile software development company, with a couple of moderately successful sports themed apps under our belt.
We're looking for someone to help us create stylish, polished graphics for this app, as well as future apps.
Screenshots of our existing apps can be found here:
Our target audience is NFL fans - most typically males in the 15 - 50 age bracket. More specifically, this app is tailored for stat heads - those people who would enjoy browsing through statistics and player information for their favorite players, as well as the all time greats.
This app would be used for reference, for entertainment, and to settle NFL disagreements between opinionated fans.
We'd like to position the app as one that no "real" fan would want to be without.
We need both:
1. An iPhone app launch icon, in two sizes: 57 x 57 px, and 512 x 512 px, at 72dpi, square, with no shine applied. The images must be the same, although the smaller version can have some minor cleanup that would enable it to look it's best at the smaller res. This image should look great on the iPhone background, and should be visually impressive, and evoke the feeling of a slick, well designed application.
2. A graphic suitable for the loading screen of the app, which is displayed for several seconds as the app loads. We would typically take the main screen of the application, and overlay the loading image on top of it. Most often this would be a variation of the icon theme, just larger, in more detail, & more visually impressive.
We need graphics supplied in vector format (.ai or .eps, but .psd is ok for the final treatment) so that we can tweak them, pull them apart, use elements in other areas, etc. It's ok to add texture, effects in photoshop, but we do need something that we'll be able to resize to a some degree, so if you create vector graphic elements and later bring them into photoshop, we'll need both the original vector art and the layered photoshop files.
Some Notes:
- The iTunes appstore is awash with football apps now that the season is about to begin. Many of these apps use a football in the icon - this is ok, but we would like something slick and distinctive.
Sample screenshots here:


text: The National Aquarium and the National Wildlife Federation have joined forces to protect wildlife and water resources for future generations. Approved by unanimous vote at the most recent Board of Directors meeting, the National Aquarium has been selected as the National Wildlife Federation's Maryland affiliate. This partnership will link conservation efforts from Appalachia, to the Chesapeake Bay, and the Atlantic Ocean. "This is a tremendous opportunity to align the efforts of this nation's aquarium with one of its most effective conservation organizations," said John Racanelli, CEO of the National Aquarium. "The National Aquarium team has worked tirelessly over the past 30 years to preserve and protect the Chesapeake Bay, in that time restoring 155 acres of bay shorelines with 1.4 million individual native plants, shrubs and trees. This exciting new alliance will allow us to further expand our reach and strengthen our impact." "We are delighted to welcome the National Aquarium into the Federation's family of 48 affiliates," said Larry Schweiger, president and CEO of National Wildlife Federation. "The National Aquarium is the trusted voice of the aquatic world, filling visitors with a sense of wonder, educating them about the threats to our oceans and water resources, and inspiring them to take individual action." Maryland is part of NWF's Chesapeake Mid-Atlantic region, one of nine such regions throughout the United States. Affiliates in each region work together and with partners to advance conservation and protect the region's unique natural treasures. The Mid-Atlantic region includes Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland, Washington D.C., Virginia, West Virginia and North Carolina. "The National Aquarium will be a great addition to our region-wide efforts to conserve our resources and to connect families with the natural world," said Tony Caligiuri, NWF Mid-Atlantic regional executive director. "We're already collaborating on important efforts to restore the Chesapeake Bay and look forward to working together ensure that aquatic habitats are preserved for future generations." "Both of our organizations are dedicated to inspiring people to take an active role in protecting our natural resources," said Laura Bankey, director of conservation at the National Aquarium. "We are excited about the national impact we will have by joining together to protect and restore our ecosystems." National Wildlife Federation, founded 75 years ago, has 4 million members and supporters nationwide. Affiliate representatives elect the NWF Board of Directors and set the organization's policy objectives in the form of resolutions. NWF has more than 82,000 members and supporters in Maryland. Categories: Conservation


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Northampton, Earls Barton FDC
Earls Barton Folk Dance Club meet almost every Monday throughout the year at Earls Barton Methodist Church Hall. The entrance door is halfway down the left hand side of the building. This door will be locked at 20:10, so please use the bell push to gain entrance. Parking is available on The Green a hundred yards away.
See our Website : https://earlsbartonfolkdanceclub.wordpress.com/ for further details.
|Location: Earls Barton Methodist Church Hall
|Address: Earls Barton Methodist Church Hall, Broad Street, Earls Barton, Northampton, NN6 0ND
|Contact: Sue Rees 01933 674706


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Extensions Module Manager Articles Newsflash
From Joomla! Documentation
The Article Newsflash Module will display a fixed number of Articles from a specific Category or a set of Categories.
How to Access
- Title: Module must have a title
The Article Newsflash Module will display a fixed number of Articles from a specific Category or a set of Categories.
- Category: Select Articles from a specific Category or a set of Categories. If no selection will show all categories as default
- Show Images: (Yes/No). Display Article images
- Show Article title: (Yes/No). Show/hide Article title
- Linked Titles: (Use Global/No/Yes). Link the Article titles to Articles.
- Header Level: (h1/h2/h3/h4/h5). Select the desired HTML header level for the Article titles.
- Show last separator: (Yes/No). Show separator after last Article
- 'Read more...' Link: (Show/Hide). If set to Show, the 'Read more...' link will show if Main text has been provided for an Article.
- Number of Articles: (Show/Hide/Only show Featured Articles). Show/Hide Articles designated as Featured
- Number of Articles: The number of Articles to display within this module
- Order Results: (Published Date/Created Date/Ordering/Random). Select the order in which you want query results presented.
Common Details
- Title. The title of the module. This is also the title displayed in the front end for the module depending on the Show Title Form Field
- Show Title. (Show/Hide) Choose whether to show or hide the modules title in the front end. The title will be the one in the Form Field above.
- Position. Choose the module position you wish this module to be displayed in. A custom module position can be entered for use with the load position plugin or the position button can be pressed to select a module position from the template.
- Status. (Published/Unpublished/Trashed) The published status of the item.
- Access. The viewing Access Level for this item.
- Module Ordering. This shows a drop down of every module in the position that the current module is in. This is the order that the modules will display in when displayed on in the front end as well as in the Module Manager.
- Start Publishing. Date and time to start publishing. Use this field if you want to enter content ahead of time and then have it published automatically at a future time.
- Finish Publishing. Date and time to finish publishing. Use this field if you want to have content automatically changed to Unpublished state at a future time (for example, when it is no longer applicable).
- Language. Item language.
- Note. Item note. This is normally for the site administrator's use (for example, to document information about this item) and does not show in the front end of the site.
Common Tabs
Menu Assignment
On this tab there is a list of menu items. You can choose between On All Pages, No Pages, Only on the pages selected and On all pages except those selected from the List.
If the latter two options are selected a list will show with all the menu items on as shown in the screenshot above. This allows you to assign modules to some but not all pages, and by selecting the menu links that you want the module associated with you can customize on what pages modules appear/don't appear. See How do you assign a module to specific pages? for more information.
Module Permissions
- Delete: (Inherited/Allowed/Denied). Allow or deny Delete for users in the Public group. Delete Allows users in the group to delete any content in this extension.
- Edit: (Inherited/Allowed/Denied). Allow or deny Edit for users in the Public group. Edit Allows users in the group to edit any content in this extension.
- Edit State: (Inherited/Allowed/Denied). Allow or deny Edit State for users in the Public group. Edit State Allows users in the group to change the state of any content in this extension.
- Layout. If you have defined one or more alternative layouts for a module either in the template or Joomla! Core, you can select the layout to use for this module.
- Module Class Suffix. A suffix applied to the CSS class of the Module. This allows you to create customized CSS styles that will apply just to this module. You would then modify the "template.css" file of your template to apply styling to this new class.
- Enter this parameter with a leading space to create a new CSS class for this module. Enter the parameter without a leading space to change the CSS class name for this module.
- Caching. Use Global/No Caching. Whether or not to cache the content of this Module. A setting of "Use Global" will use the Cache Settings from the Global Configuration screen.
- Cache Time. The number of seconds for which to cache the item locally. It can safely be left at the default.
- Module Tag. The HTML tag for the module to be placed in. By default this is a div tag but other HTML5 elements can also be used.
- Bootstrap Size. (Values 0 to 12) This allows you to choose the width of the module via the span element built into bootstrap.
- Header Tag. The HTML tag to use for the modules header or title. This can be an h1, h2, h3, h4, h5, h6 or a p tag. Note that you must use a module style (chrome) of html5 or add your custom module styles in <mytemplate>/html/modules.php.
- Header Class. Here you can add optional CSS classes to add to the modules header or title element.
- Module Style. You can use this option to override the templates style for its position.
At the top left you will see the toolbar:
The functions are:
- Save: Saves the module and stays in the current screen.
- Save & Close: Saves the module and closes the current screen.
- Save & New: Saves the module and keeps the editing screen open and ready to create another module.
- Save as Copy: Saves your changes to a copy of the current module. Does not affect the current module. This toolbar icon is not shown if you are creating a new module.
- Close: Closes the current screen and returns to the previous screen without saving any modifications you may have made.
- Help: Opens this help screen.
Front End Screenshot
Example Front End Site images are generic images using Joomla! core installation supplied free Front End Templates. The actual view can depend on the installed custom template used and the template's style for those views on a Joomla! website. Articles Newsflash module shown:
The Module Type name for this Module is "mod_articles_newsflash". It is related to the content component.


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|This is the article on chapter 148. For volume 17, head to Itachi's Power!!.
"Itachi's Power!!" (イタチの能力!!, Itachi no Chikara!!) is chapter 148 of the original Naruto manga.
Itachi tells Sasuke that he is still too weak. Jiraiya tries to capture him and Kisame but they flee, managing to escape from his Summoning: Toad Mouth Bind with Amaterasu. Jiraiya takes a sample of the flames for future study and Naruto checks on Sasuke. While they are preoccupied, Guy appears and attacks Jiraiya, having thought he was Itachi or Kisame. Naruto expresses an interest in going after the Akatsuki members, but Jiraiya tells him he would stand no chance against them. Because of the condition Sasuke and Kakashi have been left in after their encounters with Itachi, as well as Lee's predicament, Guy regrets that Tsunade is no longer in Konoha. Jiraiya tells him that they are in the middle of searching for Tsunade, the world's greatest medic.


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About the Collection
The Elizabeth Grant skin care line features an exclusive, nourishing blend called Torricelumn™. Discovered during World War II, the main active component of Torricelumn is a precious ingredient harvested only twice yearly from pods found deep beneath the sea. The collection features a unique blend of Torricelumn and skin care actives, each researched and selected for their particular rejuvenation purposes to create effective, all-in-one products that address a wide range of concerns, while reducing the visual effects of aging.
Founder and makeup artist Elizabeth Grant discovered her exclusive skin care solution when it was being used to treat war wounds in 1948. Troubled by damaged skin, Elizabeth had this substance specially formulated with other ingredients and began applying it herself. Over time, her skin was completely transformed.
About the Guest
Margot Grant Witz is the granddaughter of brand founder Elizabeth Grant. A long-time student of the beauty industry, Margot grew up learning about skin care, style and grace from her grandmother. She attended the Grenoble Ecole De Management in the south of France, and brings her strong business background to Elizabeth Grant.
Margot is now a creative force at the company, heading its public relations and marketing department, and acting as its spokeswoman and on-air presenter. In addition, Margot develops beauty solutions of her own.