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Rett syndrome is a rare genetic disorder that affects the way the brain develops. It occurs almost exclusively in girls.
Most babies with Rett syndrome seem to develop normally at first, but symptoms surface after 6 months of age. Over time, children with Rett syndrome have increasing problems with movement, coordination and communication that may affect their ability to use their hands, communicate and walk.
Although there's no cure for Rett syndrome, potential treatments are being studied. Current Rett syndrome treatment focuses on improving movement and communication and providing care and support for affected children and their families.
Babies with Rett syndrome are generally born after a normal pregnancy and delivery. Most seem to grow and behave normally for the first six months. After that, signs and symptoms start to appear. The most pronounced changes generally occur at 12 to 18 months of age, over a period of weeks or months.
Rett syndrome signs and symptoms include:
Rett syndrome is commonly divided into four stages:
Signs of Rett syndrome can be subtle in the early stages. See your child's doctor right away if you begin to notice physical problems or changes in behavior such as:
Rett syndrome is a genetic disorder, but in only a few cases is it inherited. Instead, the genetic mutation that causes the disease occurs randomly and spontaneously.
Because males have a different chromosome combination from females, boys who have the genetic mutation that causes Rett syndrome are affected in devastating ways. Most of them die before birth or in early infancy.
A very small number of boys have a less destructive form of Rett syndrome. Similar to girls with Rett syndrome, these boys will likely live to adulthood, but they're still at risk of a number of health and behavior problems.
Rett syndrome is rare. It affects children of all races. The only known risk factor is having random genetic mutations known to cause the disease. In rare cases, inherited factors — for instance, having close family members with Rett syndrome — may play a role.
Complications of Rett syndrome include:
Your child's doctor will look for developmental problems at regular checkups. If your child shows any symptoms of Rett syndrome, she or he will likely be referred to a pediatric neurologist or developmental pediatrician for testing and diagnosis.
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In addition to these core symptoms, children with Rett syndrome may have other signs and symptoms. In certain cases, children may have many of the signs and symptoms of Rett syndrome but not show all of them. This is known as variant or atypical Rett syndrome.
Treating Rett syndrome requires a team approach, including regular medical care; physical, occupational and speech therapy; and academic, social and job training services. The need for support doesn't end as children become older — it's usually necessary throughout life.
Treatments that can help children and adults with Rett syndrome include:
Because Rett syndrome is a severe and incurable disorder, parents understandably search for treatments that will improve their child's symptoms and quality of life. Examples of alternative or complementary therapies that have been tried in children with Rett syndrome include:
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Children with Rett syndrome need help with most daily tasks, such as eating, walking and using the bathroom. This constant care can be exhausting and stressful for families. To better cope with the challenge:
There's no known way to prevent Rett syndrome. In most cases, the genetic mutation that causes the disorder occurs spontaneously. Even so, if you have a child or other family member with Rett syndrome, you may want to ask the doctor about genetic testing.
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Judging from bottle caps found on courses, disc golfers drink good beer. No Bud, Miller, or Coors talk here.
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Does anybody know of any breweries that support disc golf through sponsorship of tournaments, or stamped discs etc...? I would like to spend my money on their beer to return the favor. In the San…Continue
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Once you crack that frosty brew on the course you encounter the dilemma: either chug the beer or have it slosh around and go flat while it rides in your bag. My good friend and fellow drunk Phil…Continue
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I've only had three of the brews but haven't had a bad one yet.Longboard Island Lager is a smooth refreshing lager fermented and aged for five weeks at cold temperatures to yield its exceptionally…Continue
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During the record snowfall in Feb 2010, the twelve inches of snow was not only a record for the Fort Worth area, but too much for the roof to withstand as well. After a major renovation, including…Continue
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Tuesday nights at 6:00 pm I will be hosting a putting league at The Walldorff Brewpub and Bistro in Hastings, Mi. Tuesday is also cheap growler refill night so don't forget to bring it with you.
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bought our house back in december. just finished redoing the deck. i think the bar is the next project. i know some of you must have already taken on this task. so is there any advise out there. dos…Continue
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My top five favorite beers are 1. corona extra 2.New castle brown ale 3. Icehouse 4. Budwieser select 5. Heinaken. What are your top five.
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The Middle States Commission on Higher Education (MSCHE) is one of six regional accrediting associations in the United States. Every ten years, our accreditation is subject to review, to ensure the institution's compliance with standards of accreditation. This entails the preparation of a self-study report and a site visit by an evaluation team. Five years after the decennial review, the University is required to submit a Periodic Review Report.
While many institutions do a comprehensive self-study report, MSCHE permits the use of what they call a selected topics approach: focusing on an issue(s) of specific importance to the institution, without requiring a comprehensive analysis of its programs and services and without having to address all of the accreditation standards in the self-study report itself. In this case, under new MSCHE guidelines, compliance with standards not covered in the self-study is demonstrated through submission of documents earlier in the self-study process. As it has done in the past, New York University has chosen to use the selected topics approach, and its 2014 self-study will focus on multi-school collaborations.
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Hemoglobin F, Blood
Clinical Information Discusses physiology, pathophysiology, and general clinical aspects, as they relate to a laboratory test
Fetal hemoglobin concentration is usually between 5% to 15% of the total hemoglobin in the high F or delta/beta-type of thalassemia minor. In beta-thalassemia major, fetal hemoglobin may be 30% to 90% or even more of the total hemoglobin.
Slight increases in hemoglobin F concentration are found in a variety of unrelated hematologic disorders, such as aplastic anemia, hereditary spherocytosis, and myeloproliferative disorders. In homozygous sickle cell disease, hemoglobin F concentration is often slightly increased.
Higher concentrations of hemoglobin F occur in hemoglobin S/beta O-thalassemia, in patients who are doubly heterozygous for the hemoglobin S gene, and in patients who have a gene for hereditary persistence of fetal hemoglobin (HPFH). These disorders may be differentiated by family studies or by flow cytometry studies for fetal hemoglobin, which reveals uniform intraerythrocytic distribution of hemoglobin F in HPFH and nonuniform distribution in hemoglobin S/beta-thalassemia. The electrophoretic finding of small quantities of hemoglobin A in a patient who has mostly hemoglobin S and a moderate increase in hemoglobin F is strong evidence of hemoglobin S/beta zero thalassemia (if the patient has not had a transfusion).
Useful For Suggests clinical disorders or settings where the test may be helpful
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Interpretation Provides information to assist in interpretation of the test results
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Cautions Discusses conditions that may cause diagnostic confusion, including improper specimen collection and handling, inappropriate test selection, and interfering substances
Hemoglobin F is elevated in newborns, reaching adult levels by 12 months. It is also commonly increased to as much as 5% to 10% in normal pregnancy.
Reference Values Describes reference intervals and additional information for interpretation of test results. May include intervals based on age and sex when appropriate. Intervals are Mayo-derived, unless otherwise designated. If an interpretive report is provided, the reference value field will state this.
1-30 days: 22.8-92.0%
1-2 months: 7.6-89.8%
3-5 months: 1.6-42.2%
6-8 months: 0.0-16.7%
9-12 months: 0.0-10.5%
13-17 months: 0.0-7.9%
18-23 months: 0.0-6.3%
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The leprechaun comes from the Celtic belief in fairies and tiny men. In Celtic folktales, they are known for their trickery to protect their treasure. In 1959, Walt Disney released a film that created an American cheerful and friendly image of the leprechaun which is now associated with St. Partick's Day. (Credit: AP)
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I don't use self-rising flour, so I added 1 1/2 tsp baking powder and 1/2 tsp of salt to EACH cup of flour needed. I also varied the assembly somewhat: I put the berries in the 9x13 dish, sprinkled a bit of sugar over them, mixed the flour and sugar together, then added the milk and a tsp of vanilla. I melted the 1/2 cup butter and poured it into the batter. A few quick strokes of the spoon to blend it in a little, then I poured it over all the berries, making sure I covered the berries well. Turned out great!
I should have read all the reviews before baking. Used regular flour and it did not work at all. Edges are rubbery, middle is gummy - even after an hour in the oven. For such a simple recipe, I mistakenly assumed that regular flour must be self-rising. Would be helpful IMO to put the amounts of regular flour, baking soda or powder and salt in the original recipe.
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This recipe is great only if you make changes. First, I don't use self rising flour. to regular flour I added 1 1/2 tsp baking powder for every cup of flour. Plus I added 1/2 tsp salt for every cup of flour. I also added 1 tsp of vanilla.
Also, I but the berries in the bottom of the baking pan. sprinkled some sugar over the berries. I then made the mixture in a seperate bowl and poured it over the berries.
I also used 4 or more cups of blackberries.
Everybody liked this. with ice cream or whipped topping. very good.
This is a WONDERFUL recipe! I used Marionberries because they are abundant here in Oregon but just as wonderful as blackberries. If you do not have self rising flour, you can add 1 Tablespoon Baking Powder and 1 1/2 teaspoons Salt to the two cups all purpose flour to make your own self rising flour (sift together). It is clear that the folks who did not like this recipe did not use self rising flour OR overmixed the batter. Mix gently with a fork and leave LOTS of lumps! It really is fast, easy, and wonderful!
This recipe was super tasty and SO easy! Remember to use self-rising flour (add 1 T baking powder and 1 1/2 tsp salt to All Purpose). This is a KEEPER and we'll be trying it with peaches, etc. as soon as more fruit comes into season this summer. YUMMY! I love recipes that are simple and don't require you to go to the store for ingredients!
I don't know what the other reviewers were talking about....this recipe is awesome!! I was almost afraid to try it because of all the bad reviews. I followed the recipe except for 2 minor changes.....added baking powder and salt since I didn't have self-rising flour and I coated my blackberries lightly with sugar before putting them on top of the dough mixture. The cobbler part was nice and fluffy, not chewy at all. I could barely wait for it to cool off before trying. Yum Yum!!! Thanks for the GREAT recipe!
My husband and I enjoyed this for breakfast every day this week! It's a cross between a cobbler and a super-moist coffee cake, in my opinion. Reviewers who found this dish chewy and cornbread-like may have over-mixed, or used all-purpose flour without adding rising agents. Mine turned out delishously moist, berries ended up on the bottom, top was golden brown. My only problem with the recipe is the baking time... my oven is typically slow but this was slightly over done by 45 minutes. So watch closely!
Oh my! This was blackberry heaven. I used 1 cup whole wheat and 1 cup white flour with 1 tsp. soda and 2 tsp. powder. Also added a dash of cinnamon. I think I would use more next time (cinnamon is a must with blackberries in my opinion). Who knew delicious treats could be so simple :)
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
Blackberry Cobbler
Serving Size: 1/11 of a recipe
Servings Per Recipe: 11
Amount Per Serving
Calories: 337
Calories from Fat: 87
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Henry M. Levin
Professional Background
Educational Background
- B.S. in Marketing and Economics, New York University
- M.A., Ph.D. in Economics, Rutgers University
- Areas of Specialization: Economics of Education, Economics of Human Resources, Urban Economics, Public Finance, and Education Policy
Scholarly Interests
Selected Publications
Cost Effective Analysis: Concepts and Applications, 2nd Ed.(Sage Publications).
Privatizing Education (Westview Press).
"Educational vouchers: Effectiveness, choice, and costs" (Journal of Policy Analysis and Management).
"Educational performance standards and the economy" (Educational Researcher).
"Accelerated schools: A Decade of Evolution," (International Handbook of Educational Change).
"Accelerating Mathematics Achievement Using Heterogeneous Grouping," with C. C. Burris & J. Heubert,( American Educational Research Journal).
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Levin was the President of the Evaluation Research Society and the recipient of its Gunna Myrdal Prize for Contributions to the Field of Evaluation. He is the former editor of the Review of Educational Research. In 1991 the New York Times named him one of nine national leaders for "Innovation in Education". In 1992 he received the Charles A. Dana Award for Pioneering Contributions to Education. He has been a member and President of the Palo Alto (California) School Board and has been inducted as a Guest Professor at Beijing University. He is also on the Board of Trustees of the Educational Testing Service and the Vice President of the Comparative and International Education Society (CIES) www.cies.ws to become President in 2008.. At present Levin is doing research on educational reform, educational vouchers, cost-effectiveness analysis, financing educational equity, and educational privatization.
From 1986-2000 Levin served as the Director of the Accelerated Schools Project <www.acceleratedschools.net>, a national school reform initiative for accelerating the education of at-risk youngsters. There are presently over 1,000 Accelerated elementary and secondary schools in some 40 states with 50 schools in Hong Kong. His Most recent books are: Cost-Effectiveness Analysis: Methods and Applications (Sage Publications, 2000), Privatizing Education (Westview, 2001), and Privatizing Educational Choice, 2005..
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The Center on Chinese Education, Teachers College Columbia University (CoCE) is aimed at contributing to a better understanding of education in China and to educational exchange between the United States and China. It seeks to achieve this mission through three categories of activities: research and development, education and training, as well as outreach and exchange. These activities will draw upon the historically special relationship between Chinese education and Teachers College, the interests and expertise of the faculty at Teachers College, as well as expertise and resources outside of Teachers College. Major funding for the Center's activities is provided by the Henry Luce Foundation and the Ford Foundation.
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The Charles County Sheriff's Office lost one of its brothers this week.
Sgt. David Robert Beall Jr., 41, of Mechanicsville died Tuesday after a two-year battle with brain cancer.
Fellow officers transported Beall to all of his medical appointments during his illness, and Beall stayed on with the sheriff's office in the community oriented policing unit until recently when he was put on light duty due to his illness. Beall, in his 18 years with the agency, also served as a patrol officer, according to information provided by the sheriff's office. He began his duties with the agency in the corrections unit where he met friend and later next-door neighbor Sgt. Charles Baker.
Baker said Beall was a great guy who was loud, vociferous and had "an awesome sense of humor."
Beall loved working, but he loved his family even more, Baker said.
Beall was married to Karen Beall, a St. Mary's County public school teacher. They had three children, Wyatt, Samuel and Faith. Wyatt preceded Beall in death.
Baker said he and Beall worked together at the sheriff's office for about 18 years. Outside of the station, the two coached T-ball, baseball and softball together for 10 years.
Though he didn't coach it, Beall was a football fan and liked watching the Miami Dolphins, Baker said. Beall also enjoyed watching NASCAR and camping.
Charles County Sheriff Rex Coffey said Beall was the type of officer who loved his job and had a great attitude while he did it.
Coffey (D) said he didn't get to know Beall personally until after he retired from the agency and came back later as sheriff.
Having gotten to work a little with Beall and getting to know him better, Coffey said, "He was everything a police office should be."
Beall was a team player and put the agency first, his friend said. He was "a hell of a cop but a better person," Baker said.
"He was a guy with no enemies," he said.
Up until the time of his death, Baker said Beall was optimistic.
Baker recalled visiting Beall in the hospital last month. A nurse came in and said she was sorry for what Beall was going through. Baker recalled Beall telling the nurse not to feel sorry for him, that there were a lot of people out there who were worse off than he was.
Coffey also recalled Beall's optimism, never hearing him complain as his health declined. Coffey said the good positive attitude runs in the family.
"The Beall family is a good bunch of people," he said.
Beall served in the U.S. Air Force and received many medals, including the Air Force Good Conduct Medal, according to Beall's obituary.


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Authorities say the boy was on the floor with his grandmother, when he crawled over to the family's dog and started petting him. The dog then attacked the boy.
The dog, a Mastiff/Rhodesian mix weighing about 120 pounds, latched his mouth around the boy's head and began shaking him. The grandmother tried to pull the boy away from the dog.
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Henderson Animal Control officers took the dog to the Henderson Animal Shelter, where he will be quarantined for ten days of observation. The dog has been declared vicious and will be euthanized after the observation period.
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Over the past couple of weeks, crosswalks mysteriously appeared along Olney-Laytonsville Road (Md. 108) in Olney, but according to the State Highway Administration, the "graffiti" must go.
The crosswalks, which cross both eastbound and westbound lanes, showed up near the entrance to the Olney Shopping Center (just east of the Olney Library) and farther west, at Homeland Drive in front of St. John's Episcopal School.
Although the crosswalks were not done professionally, the lines were carefully painted. For a while, a large, orange, diamond-shaped sign, which appeared to be an official sign with homemade lettering, warned of the new crosswalks.
People posting messages on the Olney-Brookeville Exchange Yahoo Group thought the spray-painted lines were "temporary" until the permanent lines could be installed. Posts on the forum wondered when the work would be completed and questioned why traffic wasn't stopping for pedestrians.
However, State Highway Administration officials said their department has nothing to do with the crosswalks painted across the state road. In fact, according to SHA Community Liaison Christopher Bishop, they consider it "graffiti."
The highway administration works with police and local authorities in cases of graffiti. It is not known whether this case will be investigated.
"Our maintenance shop has been instructed to remove the crosswalks," Bishop said. "Weather permitting, that should take place within the next couple of days."
Jim Smith, transportation committee chairman for the Olney Town Center Advisory Committee, said that several years ago, his committee, along with other community leaders, requested that the state install a crosswalk at that location.
"They told us that it would not be a safe crossing," Smith said. "It is a shame because we know people cross there."
Bishop said that to his knowledge, the SHA is not planning to install any additional crosswalks at this time.


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I've been lurking here for a while and just signed up to throw my 2 cents in recently. So now that I'm here (and to head off any ideas that I don't learn something new every day), I have a question for some of the more experienced welders.
I'm sure that almost all of us have encountered broken die-castings. Not unusual since some have a ductile-brittle transition temperature not far below room temp. Has anyone got any tips/tricks for welding die-castings of high zinc content alloys like Zamac (ZAMAK)? I tried once some time ago... TIG welding/argon/various tungstens/polarities/etc and all I got was a crappy weld because it would pop and spit out metal before I could even develop a real puddle.
I assume it was the zinc vaporizing before the other stuff (Al/Mg/Cu) was even halfway to their melting point. Being unable to weld inside of an atmosphere of 20 tons per square inch to keep the zinc from volatizing, I gave up. But I revisited this question last week when someone brought a GM tilt steering column to me that cracked when the 4 bolts deep inside backed out and let the wheel thump back and forth.
I know this stuff used to get soldered with a special Cadmium alloy solder (EXTREMELY dangerous/toxic) but that's out of the question. Anyone recommend different gas, particular tungsten, AC squarewave, AC sinusoidal, particular balance, glovebox atmospere?
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Welding Die-Cast Zinc Alloys?
02-28-2008, 10:35 AM #2Member
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I've always been told it can't be done.
http://www.crownalloys.com makes a torch repair rod for zinc aka potmetal. I have some and its Royal Kirkrod and it works pretty good. You see those guys at the flea markets/swap meets repairing junk and selling their brand of rod and they do a good job of fixing non critical parts. Royal Kirkrod 18" & 36" For Torch or Tig to Repair Zinc Based Metals..BobBob Wright, Grandson of Tee Nee Boat Trailer Founder
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It was commonly done years ago. I myself have welded up a few of the older carb castings.I have a page scanned from one of my old welding books, but I cant get the file size small enough to post. If anyone wants it PM me with your address. In short you can use the aladdin filler rods with a OA torch, about a 3x carburizing flame and working the oxides out as you go. It can also be soldered usually with aluminum solders such as the ones sold by Brazing Technologies Group.
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