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This is the first time for me shooting an engagement party in Palembang. I'm always excited to go to a new place or city for a shoot, but this time, we as a team got a real treat. I got really really excited the day when we had our pictorial shoot in a little forest in the middle of the city. We were treated with a really good looking couple surrounded by the fresh green woods, a warm breeze of Palembang and beautiful rays of the sun that shines through the leaves, everything was beyond words, especially Valentine who is breathtakingly stunning in her red dress as they rode through the forest in their nice old Vespa. Most importantly, I get to witness two lovebirds who couldn't take their eyes off each other unveiling their love story through their incredible chemistry towards each other. Shooting this couple reminds me why I LOVE my job!
After the shoot we went straight to the hotel for rehearsal. I'm surprised by how relaxed everyone is, how camera friendly everyone is and how beautiful the whole atmosphere of the engagement is. Not to forget to mention how cool the decoration is and how friendly and helpful the Wedding Planner is (Henry and Heniy from H20).
There were countless beautiful moments that we were able to capture that day, but to me and my team, the most beautiful moment was when they were watching the Same Day Edit that we played during the reception. Watching the two lovebirds' expressions is a feeling beyond words for us. Thankfully, we have their expressions as they were watching the clip captured so we can share it with you guys!
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The Providence Bruins fell to the Lowell Devils 3-1 Friday evening at the Dunkin' Donuts Center. The P-Bruins got their goal from Vladimir Sobotka. The P-Bruins are back at home at the Dunkin' Donuts Center Sunday versus the Springfield Falcons at 4:05 p.m. for Matt Lashoff Poster Night. The Devils took a 1-0 advantage at the 7:01 mark. Alexander Vasyunov netted his eighth goal of the season, with Anssi Salmela getting the lone assist. Lowell took a 1-0 lead into the first intermission. In the second period, the Devils went up 2-0 at the 6:28 mark. Brad Mills tallied his second goal of the season, while Chad Wiseman recorded the lone assist. Providence pulled within a goal at the 12:21 mark. Martin St. Pierre sent the puck from the left boards towards the front of the net for Martins Karsums. He tipped the puck to Sobotka, who scored his tenth goal of the season. Lowell led 2-1 going into the second intermission. Lowell took a 3-1 lead at the 9:37 mark of the third period. Wiseman netted his seventh goal of the season with Jon DiSalvatore picking up the lone assist. Tuukka Rask stopped 26 of 29 shots for the P-Bruins, while Jeff Frazee made 23 saves for the Devils. The P-Bruins were 1-for-3 on the power play and 2-for-3 on the penalty kill. The P-Bruins return home to The Dunk Sunday afternoon against the Falcons at 4:05 p.m. for Matt Lashoff Poster Night. Information on P-Bruins tickets can be obtained by calling the team ticket office at (401) 273-5000 or by logging onto the team website at providencebruins.com. |
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I was grumpy all morning after realizing that my dog was out of tick repellent. Really grumpy. After all, on the East Coast of the United States, we are seeing ticks galore. All month long, parents have been bringing us presents such as the one pictured here. Yes, that is a tick you see nicely trapped in tape. Sometimes when parents bring us a tick, it's still clinging to the child and they ask us to remove it. To save you a trip, here is a quick refresher on how to pluck the bugs off:
1. Take a deep breath and pretend that it's just a speck of lint—not an ugly critter with a bloated stomach and writhing legs.
2. Use tweezers and firmly clasp the head. If the tick is tiny, you will end up grabbing the entire body.
3. Pull the tick straight up and off. Hint: Press down on the skin on either side of the tick so that the skin doesn't pull up when you pull the tick off. This lessens any pinching sensation your child may feel.
Don't try to burn a tick off—you'll just burn your child's skin. Suffocation techniques such as covering a tick with petroleum jelly (Vaseline) or nail polish are not very effective, allow the tick to stay on for a longer period of time, and may cause the tick to become slippery and difficult to grasp.
After removal, if the tick's head is left behind, don't go digging for it. Just like a tiny splinter, your skin will naturally try to expel it. Soaking the area in warm water will help the process along. Don't worry about disease transmission: there is not any disease stuck in a head.
After a tick is off, wash the skin as you would any cut to prevent a skin infection. A small, minimally tender, pimple like bump is a common reaction which may be present for a few days. This is an irritation response of the skin. If the tick was a deer tick (typically the size of a poppy or sesame seed), watch for the rash of Lyme disease that appears as a flat, pink, round patch about a week later. The patch may clear in the center and grows to at least two and a-half inches across.
My daughter told me a girl at her lunch table had a tick on her the other day. None of the kids could pick it off and the girl sat screaming until the lunch lady came over to help her. May be you'll be the lucky adult called over to help next time.
Just remember…pretend it's a speck of lint.
Naline Lai, MD with Julie Kardos, MD
©2013 Two Peds in a Pod®
You tuck your child into bed and five minutes later he cries for you. You bolt back in to find him moaning that his legs hurt. You rub his legs, he feels better, and drifts back off to sleep. Later you can't put yourself to sleep. "What was that all about?" you wonder.
Growing pains cause recurring leg pain at night that sometimes awakens children from sleep. They usually affect boys and girls in two age groups: three to five years old and eight to twelve. We don't really know what causes growing pains. We do know that massaging the legs, one dose of pain reliever (acetaminophen or ibuprofen), and warmth can help. The kids are always fine in the morning. Often growing pains occur after a particularly active day. Fortunately, growing pains do not cause any long term problems, just temporary discomfort and some disturbed family sleep.
Before you chalk up leg pain to growing pains, you need to be sure that some other ominous source of pain is not waking your child. If you see any of these symptoms, schedule an office visit with your child's doctor:
Leg swelling
Leg redness
The pain is always in the same spot on the same leg
Your child is limping
Your child stops participating in her usual activities because of the pain
The pain comes on during exercise
Fever is present with the pain
Simple massage or Tylenol fails to relieve the pain.
Your child is losing weight or seems otherwise sick
Leg pain is accompanied by night sweats: your child's pajamas and sheets are soaking wet
The pains seem to be getting more frequent or worse
Pain in the daytime
Even without the above symptoms, if your parent intuition is telling you to get your child checked, then please do.
Julie Kardos, MD and Naline Lai, MD
©2013 Two Peds in a Pod®
This Mother's Day we bring you definitions inspired by our children and our patients. Don't think we'll out-hip Urban Dictionary, but we're moms.... by definition we are not hip. Enjoy your day.
Sleep walker: the daytime state of a new mom.
Sweater: a garment worn by a child when his mother feels cold.
Displacement: a vacation with toddlers.
Sick: something moms are not allowed to become.
WOW: MOM upside-down.
Mommometer: a mom's hand on a feverish forehead.
One zillion: number of times a mom says "wash your hands" to her children over the course of their childhoods.
Yesterday: when the sports/camp/school field trip form was due.
Today: when the child hands the mom the sports/camp/school field trip form.
Working mother: Every Mom
Water torture: a grade-school son's interpretation of a mom's announcement of "shower night."
Boomerang: a mom's realization that her child is acting like she did at the same age.
Happy Mother's Day from your two Pediatrician Moms,
Julie Kardos, MD and Naline Lai, MD
©2013 Two Peds in a Pod®
What would you do if your child told you he or she was drinking or using other drugs? Standing with one's mouth gaping open is probably not the best response. As your child arrives back college, or if he's about to embark on his first year, take the opportunity to discuss alcohol and drugs. Today, psychologist John Gannon talks about how to approach the subject. —Drs. Lai and Kardos
Okay, it happened. Your child went off to college and now he tells you his college experience is just as bad as yours was. Yes, he is doing well academically. But he is smoking pot and drinking alcohol– it is just about enough to push you over the edge. OMG!
I won't tell you to relax about this, but remember for the most part, this is a transitional time and not necessarily a life changing scenario. After all, people have gone off to college for 100's of years and survived. The likelihood that your child will be the exception is not overly high. Most likely, the actions are unlikely to be life changing and isolated to college. If this scenario occurs and you comment about drug and alcohol use, you will be acting responsibly without necessarily condoning the behavior.
So what is fair to talk about and what is probably too much to talk about? First, if there is any family history for either drug or alcohol abuse, this should be discussed. The family secret needs to be revealed so that your child has a chance to minimize the impact of biology/genetics. Painful as it may be, your child deserves the chance to understand why his situation is somewhat unique and that he is at greater risk for drug and alcohol abuse issues than other students.
Secondly, if there is any family history of depression, anxiety, mood disorder, or other significant mental health issues, this also needs to be revealed. These disorders run in families. The presence of these disorders increases the likelihood a person self medicates with drugs or alcohol in order to combat mental illness.
Next, isolated events do occur. We always hear about them from our friends. We are grateful that the events do not happen to us. Although these events do appear random, your child has the potential to experience one of them. For instance, episodic binge drinking can be epidemic at some colleges. Chances are your child will participate at some point or another.
Did you ever have that talk about alcohol and drugs that you promised yourself you would have with your child before he went to school? Did you explain about mixing substances? Did you explain about how the body metabolizes alcohol? Did you talk about how alcohol and marijuana lower impulsivity and reduce judgment? Did you tell him how proud of him you are and yet you also feel scared? Did you set the stage to have a dialogue versus a lecture from parent to child?
So go on! Have the talk even if your child already started college. Sure you might be met with some eye rolling. Don't forget, you rolled your eyes at your parents. What goes around comes around. Listen, if your child hears one thing from you that he remembers, that's a win! With luck, your child's events are not the ones others are talking about.
Information and tools to help prevent and treat drug and alcohol abuse by teens and young adults www.drugfree.org
If you are concerned your child is addicted : to find treatment- U.S .Department of Health and Human Services- Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration – Substance Abuse Treatment Facility Locator www.findtreatment.samhsa.gov 1-800-788-2800
Naline Lai, MD and Julie Kardos, MD
©2013 Two Peds in a Pod®
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Pediatricians often use a questionnaire called the M-CHAT (Modified Checklist for Autism in Toddlers) as a screening tool . This test can be downloaded for free. In our office we administer the M-CHAT at the 18-month well child visit and again at the two-year well visit, but the test is valid down to 16 months and in kids as old as 30 months. Not every child who fails this test has autism, but the screening helps us to identify which child needs further evaluation.
At 15-18 months of age, children should show the beginnings of pretend play. For example, if you give your child a toy car, the toddler should pretend to drive the car on a road, make appropriate car noises, or maybe even narrate the action: "Up, up, up, down, down, rrrroooom!" Younger babies mouth the car, spin the wheels, hold it in different positions, or drag a car upside down, but by 18 months, they perceive a car is a car and make it act accordingly. Other examples of pretend play are when a toddler uses an empty spoon and pretends to feed his dad, or takes the T.V. remote and then holds it like a phone and says "hello?" You may also see him take a baby doll, tuck baby into bed, and cover her with a blanket.
Eye contact in American culture is a sign that the child is paying attention and engaged with another person. Lack of eye contact or lack of "checking in" with parents and other caregivers can be a sign of delayed social development.
Kids try periodically to get their parents to pay attention to what they are doing. Lack of enticing a parent into play or lack of interest in what parents or other children are up to by this age is a sign of delayed social development. Ask yourself, "Does my child bring me things? Does he show me things?"Also, although they may not share or take turns, a toddler should still be interested in other children.
Many two-year-olds like to line things up. They will line up cars, stuffed animals, shapes from a shape sorter, or books. The difference between a typically-developing two-year-old and one that might have autism is that the typically-developing child will not line things up the exact same way every time. It's fine to hand your child car after car as he contently lines them up, but I worry about the toddler who has a tantrum if you switch the blue for the green car in the lineup.
Two-year-olds should speak in 2-3 word sentences or phrases that communicate their needs. Autism is a communication disorder, and since speech is the primary means to communicate, delayed speech may signal autism. Even children with hearing issues who are speech-delayed should still use vocal utterances and gestures or formal sign language to communicate.
Atypically terrible "terrible twos". Having a sensory threshold above or below what you expect may be a sign of autism. While an over-tired toddler is prone to meltdowns and screaming, parents can often tell what triggered the meltdown. For example, my oldest, at this age, used to have a tantrum every time the butter melted on his still-warm waffle. Yes, it seemed a ridiculous reason to scream, but I could still follow his logic. Autistic children are prone to screaming rages beyond what seems reasonable or logical. Look also for the child who does not startle at loud noises, or withdraws from physical contact because it is overstimulating.
By three years, children make friends with children their own age. They are past the "mine" phase and enjoy playing, negotiating, competing, and sharing with other three-year-olds. Not every three year old has to be a social butterfly but he should have at least one "best buddy."
Regression of skills at any age is a great concern. Parents should alert their child's pediatrician if their child stops talking, stops communicating, or stops interacting normally with family or friends.
It' s okay to compare. Comparing your child to other same-age children may alert you to delays. For example, I had parents of twins raise concerns because one twin developed communication skills at a different pace than the other twin.
Although you may wonder if your child has autism, there are other diagnoses to consider. For instance, children need all of their senses intact in order to communicate well. I had a patient who seemed quite delayed, and it turned out that his vision was terrible. He never complained about not seeing well because he didn't know any other way of seeing. After my patient was fitted with strong glasses at the age of three, his development accelerated dramatically. The same occurs for children with hearing loss—you can't learn to talk if you can't hear the sounds that you need to mimic, and you can't react properly to others if you can't hear them.
If you or your pediatrician suspect your child has autism, early, intensive special instruction, even before a diagnosis is finalized, is important. Every state in the United States has Early Intervention services that are parent-prompted and free for kids. The sooner your child starts to works on alternate means of communication, the quicker the frustration in families dissipates and the more likely your child is to ultimately develop language and social skills. Do not be afraid of looking for a diagnosis. He will be the same child you love regardless of a diagnosis. The only difference is that he will receive the interventions he needs.
Julie Kardos, MD, and Naline Lai, MD
©2013 Two Peds in a Pod®
In Baby-Led Weaning, parents skip giving infants pureed foods and encourage their babies to self-feed whole foods. While there's little research on the merits of this method of infant feeding, there are few studies demonstrating the superiority of ANY particular method of introducing solid (complementary) food to infants over another.
"It is acknowledged that even though a sequence of foods is outlined, that the sequence is a consensus not based on evidence. As a matter of fact, the old sequence is already changing in that meats to provide zinc and iron are encouraged sooner than later especially in breast-fed infants," says Chair of the American Academy of Pediatrics committee on nutrition, Dr. Jatinder Bhatia.
Here are our thoughts specifically about Baby-Led Weaning:
Starting solid foods, whether you start with pureed or finger foods, will always be "baby-led." If you start with pureed foods, you allow your baby to enjoy the interaction with you until she "tells" you she is no longer interested in the feeding by tongue thrusting the food out or by turning away. At this point, end the feeding.
Whether your baby learns to eat pureed foods from a spoon first or learns to chomp or gnaw on solids and turn it into a puree in her mouth likely doesn't matter much. We don't think that pureed foods have more or less nutritional value than whole foods. Nor do we feel that pureed foods are inherently more "babyish" than whole foods. Remember, adults enjoy pureed foods in the form of applesauce, hummus, and oatmeal as much as whole foods such as apples, grilled cheese sandwiches, and Cheerios.
Like all developmental milestones, it's okay to help a child until she is ready to eat on her own. We put clothing on babies before they are able to dress themselves, but eventually they learn to put on their own shirts. In the same way, feeding babies off a spoon helps them until they are capable of grasping food, and later, their own spoons. Even when babies begin to self-feed, they can tire during a meal and need their parents to help.
Some kids do dislike pureed foods and go right to eating solid table food, but you won't know unless you have tried.
The bottom line: enjoy feeding your child.
Julie Kardos MD and Naline Lai, MD
©2013 Two Peds in a Pod®
For more about starting solids, please see our prior post on this topic.
April is Autism Awareness Month. Here are some signs which may be indicative of autism in your infant. Later this month, we will bring you information about what to look for in toddlers.
Drs. Kardos and Lai
Autism is a communication disorder where children have difficulty relating to other people. Pediatricians watch for speech delay as a sign of autism. Even before your child is expected to start talking, around a year old, you can watch for communication milestones. Problems
attaining these milestones may indicate autism or other disorders such as hearing loss, vision loss, isolated
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By six weeks of age, your baby should smile IN RESPONSE TO YOUR SMILE. This is not the phantom smile that you see as your baby is falling asleep or that gets attributed to gas. I mean, your baby should see you smile and smile back at your smile. Be aware that babies at this age will also smile at inanimate objects such as ceiling fans, and this is normal for young babies to do.
By 2 months of age, babies not only smile but also coo, meaning they produce vowel sounds such as "oooh" or "aaah" or "OH." If your baby does not smile at you by their two month well baby check up visit or does not coo, discuss this delay with your child's health care provider.
By four months of age, your baby should not only smile in response to you but also should be laughing or giggling OUT LOUD. Cooing also sounds more expressive (voice rises and falls or changes in pitch) as if your child is asking a question or exclaiming something.
Six-month-old babies make more noise, adding consonant sounds to say things like "Da" and "ma" or "ba." They are even more expressive and seek out interactions with their parents. Parents should feel as if they are having "conversations" with their babies at this age: baby makes noise, parents mimic back the sound that their child just made, then baby mimics back the sound, like a back and forth conversation.
All nine-month-olds should know their name. Meaning, parents should be convinced that their baby looks over at them in response to their name being called. Baby-babble at this age, while it may not include actual words yet, should sound very much like the language that they are exposed to primarily, with intonation (varying voice pitch) as well. Babies at this age should also do things to see "what happens." For example, they drop food off their high chairs and watch it fall, they bang toys together, shake toys, taste them, etc.
Babies at this age look toward their parents in new situations to see if things are ok. When I examine a nine month old in my office, I watch as the baby seeks out his parent as if to say, "Is it okay that this woman I don't remember is touching me?" They follow as parents walk away from them, and they are delighted to be reunited. Peek-a-boo elicits loud laughter at this age. Be aware that at this age babies do flap their arms when excited or bang their heads with their hands or against the side of the crib when tired or upset; these "autistic-like" behaviors are in fact normal at this age.
By one year of age, children should be pointing at things that interest them. This very important social milestone shows that a child understands an abstract concept (I look beyond my finger to the object farther away) and also that the child is seeking social interaction ("Look at what I see/want, Mom!"). Many children will have at least one word that they use reliably at this age or will be able to answer questions such as "what does the dog say?" (child makes a dog sound). Even if they have no clear words, by their first birthday children should be vocalizing that they want something. Picture a child pointing to his cup that is on the kitchen counter and saying "AAH AAH!" and the parent correctly interpreting that her child wants his cup. Kids at this age also will find something, hold it up to show a parent or even give it to the parent, then take it back. Again, this demonstrates that a child is seeking out social interactions, a desire that autistic children do not demonstrate. It is also normal that at this age children have temper tantrums in response to seemingly small triggers such as being told "no." Unlike in school-age children, difficulties with "anger management" are normal at age one year.
As an informal screen for autism, children below one year of age should be monitored for signs of delayed or abnormal development of social and communication skills. Home videos of children diagnosed with autism reveal that even before their first birthdays, many autistic children demonstrate abnormal social development that went unrecognized.
Julie Kardos, MD and Naline Lai, MD
©2013 Two Peds in a Pod®
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Today's guest blogger, teacher and health coach Mary McDonald, teaches us how to understand the amount of sugar reported on nutrition labels and gives ideas for low sugar snacks —Drs. Lai and Kardos
Can you imagine packing lunch for your child and throwing a cigarette into the bottom of the brown paper bag? Well, many Americans may not be packing cigarettes in their kids' lunches, but they are packing something addicting: sugar. As a family and consumer sciences teacher, I see what the students eat and their food choices are alarming.
In the past, my colleagues and our students worked together to bring awareness to drug prevention in a campaign called "Red Ribbon Week." This campaign asks individuals to take a stand against drugs and live a drug free life. I now challenge the organizers of Red Ribbon Week to include excess sugar to their list of drugs. In 2008, Professor Bart Hoebel and his team in the Department of Psychology at Princeton University determined that mice given excess sugar demonstrated three qualities indicative of addiction: increased intake, withdrawal, and cravings. The subject of excess sugar has gained a lot of popularity over the past few years. A recent article in the NY Times, "Is Sugar Toxic?" highlights the negative health effects of excessive sugar consumption.
If you don't trust the reports coming in day after day from physicians and researchers, then test it out at home. Tell your kids that you are going to skip dessert tonight after dinner. I can almost hear the blood-curdling screams from here. The image may be funny, but the reality of what we are doing to our children is not. Excess sugar causes weight gain, obesity, diabetes, heart disease, and many other deleterious conditions. The President of the American Diabetes Association and a Pediatric Endocrinologist, Dr. Frances Ratner Kaufman, MD, reported in the fall 2012 Clinical Diabetes Journal that diabetes is no longer a disease of our grandparents, but instead it is a disease of our children. Type 2 diabetes is now considered an epidemic in the American pediatric population, up 33% in the past decade alone. Epidemic. If that doesn't scare you, then think about the fact that our children's generation is not expected to live as long as our generation.
Okay, enough about the depressing news. What can we do to stop these trends? My advice is something so simple, but not so easy. Turn over each and every label of your food and read the ingredient list and nutrition label. For this activity, focus in on the number of grams of sugar in each product. But what does a gram really represent? Well, here's an easy conversion:
4.2 grams sugar= 1 teaspoon of sugar
So keep your life simple when you are reading labels and divide the number of grams of sugar by 4 to understand how much sugar you and your children are consuming. Take a look at a bag of Skittles®. Each 2.17 oz bag of original Skittles® contains 44 grams of sugar, or 11 teaspoons of sugar. Instead of reaching for that bag of candy, reach for something equally as sweet that contains far less sugar: an apple!
Here are some suggestions for snacks to substitute for sugar-filled junk food:
Mary McDonald holds a Masters of Education from Arcadia University and a health coach certification from Institute of Integrative Nutrition. A mom of four daughters, she teaches family and consumer sciences in Central Bucks School District, Pennsylvania. For more information on her health counseling services, please contact her at email@example.com or visit her website at nutrition101withmary.com.
©2013 Two Peds in a Pod®
The antihistamine quandary
Junior's nose is starting to twitch
His nose and his eyes are starting to itch.
As those boogies flow
You ask oh why, oh why can't he learn to blow?
It's nice to finally see the sun
But the influx of pollen is no fun.
Up at night, he's had no rest,
But which antihistamine is the best?
It's a riddle with a straight forward answer. The best antihistamine, or "allergy medicine" is the one which works best for your child with the fewest side effects. Overall, I don't find much of a difference between how well one antihistamine works versus another for my patients. However, I do find a big difference in side effects.
Oral antihistamines differ mostly by how long they last, how well they help the itchiness and their side effect profile. During an allergic reaction, antihistamines block one of the agents responsible for producing swelling and secretions in your child's body, called histamine.
There are three categories of antihistamines, most of which are available over the counter. The oldest category, the first generation antihistamines ,work well at drying up nasal secretions and stopping itchiness but don't tend to last as long and often make kids very sleepy. Diphendydramine (brand name Benadryl) is the best known medicine in this category. It lasts only about six hours and can make people so tired that it is the main ingredient for many over-the-counter adult sleep aids. Occasionally, kids become "hyper" and are unable to sleep after taking this medicine. Other first generation antihistamines include Brompheniramine (eg. brand names Bromfed and Dimetapp) and Clemastine (eg.brand name Tavist).
The newer second generation antihistamines cause less sedation and are conveniently dosed only once a day. Loratadine (eg. brand name Alavert, Claritin) is biochemically more removed from diphenhydramine from than Cetirizine (eg. brand Zyrtec) and runs a slightly less risk of sleepiness. However, Cetirizine tends to be a better at stopping itchiness.
Now over-the-counter, fexofenadine (eg brand name Allegra) is a third generation antihistamine. Theoretically, because a third generation antihistamine is chemically the farthest removed from a first generation antihistamine, it causes the least amount of sedation. The jury is still out.
Prescription antihistamines are not necessarily "stronger." Desloratadine (brand name Clarinex) is just a metabolite of loratadine and levocetirixine (Xyzal) is the active form of Cetirizine. In fact, at this point there are very few prescription antihistamines. Most of what you see over-the-counter was by prescription only just a few years ago.
If you find your child's allergies are breaking through oral antihistamines, discuss adding a different category of oral allergy medication, eye drops, or nasal sprays with your pediatrician.
Because of decongestant side effects in children, avoid using an antihistamine and decongestant mix.
Back to our antihistamine poem:
Too many choices, some make kids tired,
While some, paradoxically, make them wired.
Instead while watering flowers with a hose,
Just turn the nozzle onto his runny nose.
Naline Lai, MD with Julie Kardos, MD
©2013 Two Peds in a Pod®
Updated from the original post April 10, 2011
After reading Charlotte's Web, by E.B. White, when I was eight, I became a vegetarian. It was the first time in my life I thought seriously about the source of my food. My vegetarian diet only lasted only a week in my carnivorous family, but other kids stick to their convictions for much longer. Let's say that your child is one of those kids. Below is a general guide on how to fulfill your child's nutritional needs with a vegetarian diet:
Meat provides protein. "If you give up meat, choose at least two other protein sources," says Dr. Lai.
Consider alternative protein sources such as:
Dairy products
Soy products
Nuts and nut butters
Iron is another important nutrient found in meat, but can be found in other foods as well. Menstruating females are particularly at risk for iron deficiency. Intake guidelines can be found on the Centers for Disease Control website.
Iron-containing foods include:
Iron fortified cereals
Dark green leafy vegetables
Enriched breads, rice, and pastas
Dried fruit
If your child also stops eating dairy, he will also need to find additional sources of calcium and vitamin D. The American Academy of Pediatrics and the Institute of Medicine recommend a daily intake of 400 IU per day of vitamin D during the first year of life, and 600 IU for everyone over age one. Older kids should get 700 to 1,300 milligrams of calcium daily.
Sources of calcium (other than cow's milk):
Soy, almond, or rice milk
Soy yogurt
Calcium-set tofu
Fortified breakfast cereals
Leafy green vegetables
Almonds, sesame seeds, and soy nuts
Foods containing vitamin D :
Fortified soy, rice, or almond milk, or items made with these products
Some brands of orange juice
Direct sunlight on the skin also stimulates vitamin D production, but because of the risk of skin cancer and skin damage, obtaining vitamin D through sun exposure is not recommended. Consider giving your child a daily vitamin D supplement.
Kids on a vegan diet take ALL animal products out of their diet—no meat, no dairy, and no eggs. In addition to the above recommendations, these kids need an alternative source of vitamin B12, which is found naturally only in animal products. One good alternative is to eat B12 fortified breakfast cereals—read the labels and look for those that contain 100% of the RDA (Recommended Daily Allowance) for B12. The other way is to take a B12 vitamin (cobalamin). According to the National Institute of Health, the RDA of Vitamin B12 for kids is:
Ages 4-8 years: 1.2 micrograms (mcg)
Ages 9-13 years: 2.4 micrograms (mcg)
Ages 14 years to adult: 2.8 micrograms (mcg).
While vegetarian diets are fads for some kids and teens, they become a way of life for others. Encourage your vegetarian child to help you shop and cook, and to experiment with preparation methods and flavors. In a Vegetarian Kitchen with Nava Atlas has numerous vegetarian recipes.
For vegetarian meal and snack guidelines as well as general information about nutrition, please visit the American Dietetic Association's site.
Julie Kardos, MD with Naline Lai, MD
©2013 Two Peds in a Pod®


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Picnic Photo Pictorial Begins On Page 9 ... Triavel Tlie\\brld©ver SERVING THE PEOPLE OF HUNTLEY SINCE 1960 Special Section Begins On Page 12 ... 1 ^ht fluntlep jfarmsiibe HUNTLEY, ILLINOIS THURSDAY, JULY 1, 1993 - VOLUME 33, NUMBER 10 IBER 10 mAmiitmm USPf 580-360 No matter if you enjoyed the food like sweet corn from the Huntley Harvestors 4-H steam engine (above) or just relaxed in the sun like the Jammin' D.J. (below), the Huntley Town Picnic was a wonderful time. See page 9 for more photos. Huntley Choir To Perform In Town Square Gazebo On Sunday, the 4th of July, the newly-formed Huntley Community Choir will present their premier performance, beginning at 4pm in the historic gazebo in the Town Square. The choir will be performing a medley of patriotic numbers in honor of this Ail-American holiday. Some of the numbers to be performed are George M. Cohan's "Patriotic Fantasy", "Battle Hymn of The Republic", "The American Dream", "An American Trilogy", "Under The LImbrella of the Red. White & Blue", "America The Beautiful" and "The Star Spangled Banner". The public is invited to attend the concert. The choir has been practicing hard and an exceptional concert is eagerly anticipated. The Town Square is located in downtown Huntley, east of Rt. 47 and south of Algonquin Rd. The concert is sponsored by Huntley Park District. For more information please call the park office at 669-3180. Hannah Zuidema enjoys having her face painted at the Huntley Town Picnic while her brother, Zach, looks on. Huntley School Board Rejects LITH School Siting Proposal Huntley Consolidated School District 158 Superintendent Dr. Robert Bunt notified Lake-in-the-Hills this week of the school district's decision to reject LITH's school siting proposal. According to a letter to LITH Village President Christina Thornrose, after due deliberation and discussion, the school board voted unanimously to decline the LITH's offer to site a school on Concord Development property located east of Route 47.. According to the June 25th letter, the Huntley school district will continue with its plans to house students on property it has purchased on Harmony Road, just west of Huntley.
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Topics: Broadsheet, Love and Sex, Life News
Broadsheet started, as many things at Salon do, over e-mail. A member of the staff would pick up on a piece of news about women that was funny or horrifying or exciting but was not getting many column inches in the rest of the press. Sometimes those e-mails turned into stories, but often the item would be small enough that it wouldn't merit its own feature at Salon, either. Still, the staff comments — hilarious, angry, shocked, pleased — would zing back and forth by e-mail chain. Without realizing it, we'd begun our own internal blog, with a circulation of about a dozen people, that paid attention to the newsworthy triumphs and travails of what we used to call the fairer sex.
So here we are, carving out a new niche in our ever-evolving publication. Our aim is to cast a spotlight on news that puts women in the center, because while we've come a long way, a quick scan of bylines and stories in most major newspapers will show you that women are still not always being seen — or read. Broadsheet will be taking the ladies seriously, whether that means tracking news about how our rights are holding up, how well we're representing ourselves politically, or how the advertising world has decided to address us, what kinds of health advances are ahead of us — all the news of our (usually) two-steps-forward, one-step-back march to equality. Broadsheet is about contradictions — the fact that opinion and editorial pages are dominated by men, alongside the fact that the most powerful editorial section of all, that of the New York Times, is run by a woman, Gail Collins. That's the Broadsheet paradox: We've got problems, we've got some power, we'll talk about both.
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On the birthday of our country I would like to pen a verse
About the humble hot dog, for better or for worse.
About that tasty wiener, which no man did partake
For lunch in Philadelphia, when freedom was at stake.
No mustard for Tom Jefferson, John Hancock had no chili
Relish wasn't fashionable for Tar Heel Hooper, Willie.
Joseph Hewes and our John Penn preferred a sausage biscuit,
When offered steak and kidney pie — the Carolinians nixed it.
In fact, the hot dog didn't come about till 1867
When a Coney Island peddler sent his customers to heaven
With links that were so messy, a roll they did require
To keep the juice from dripping on each unprotected buyer.
Chicago, 1893, the World's Fair drew attention
To the spreading popularity of that peddler's fine invention.
It took the country by a storm, it swept from coast to coast
Until each Independence Day became a weenie roast.
But unlike us Americans, all weenies are not equal
And here the story twists and turns into a sordid sequel.
The rumors circulating as to what the dog contains
Begin with ears and eyeballs, with knuckles, snouts and brains.
With monosodium glutamate, corn syrup, salt and such,
By-products and red food dye, things we wouldn't touch
Except when shaped like dachshunds without the tail and head
Tucked in a roll that is composed of white and mushy bread.
The brands parade down center field to trumpet and drum beat
Oscar Mayer leads the way with pork and turkey meat,
Sabrett is the longest, Ball Park tastes authentic
Nathan's pedigree is unmistakably pedantic.
Hebrew National boasts that it is beef and nothing but,
All of it forequarters, not a smidgen from the gut.
A few include real cheddar cheese — should not this make them "mock?"
(Please stay away from tofu dogs unless you want a shock.)
Condiments, oh condiments — your legions daily swell
From classic yellow mustard to salsa hot as hell.
From sauerkraut and onions to Dijon, curried mayo,
Horseradish and a remoulade from Cajun-country bayou.
New buns are likely whole-grain, a fat-reduced variety
Providing multi-nutrients but not enough satiety.
You'll wash them down with Perrier instead of Cherry Coke
While back in Coney Island vendors chuckle at the joke.
For hot dogs will be hot dogs, the Fourth will long endure
Eventually we'll realize that some foods must stay pure.
The wiener is a good bit more than dog within a bun
Its holiday still represents a battle that was won:
Freedom from repression, equality for all
Willingness to answer the distant battle call,
The thrill when stars and stripes unfurl against the morning light
The caisson and the crosses for those who fought the fight.
The families safely gathered around a glowing grill
Fireworks exploding, oh how we love the thrill
Of knowing that we vote to choose our leaders and our laws
And once a year, to celebrate — to feast and then give pause
To thank the Founding Fathers, and mothers standing tall
Who sewed the flags and tended wounds of soldiers as they fall.
This day we will remember them with red and white and blue
Upon our shirts and flagpoles and on our tables, too.
So barbecue that chicken and bake your berry pie,
Tap a keg and pop a cork and raise those glasses high
To toast, among a hundred things, the food that spells the Fourth:
The hot dog which unites the tastes of folks from South and North.
So spread that French's mustard, squeeze that ketchup Heinz
People of all colors, people of all kinds,
Democrats, Republicans and those that lean tea party
Today we're all Americans: It's Hot Dog Day — eat
--Deborah Salomon
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Ari Erev: A Handful of Changes (2012)
On his previous recording, About Time (CDBABY, 2008), Israeli pianist Ari Erev led a jazz piano trio in a blend of standards featuring the music of Bill Evans. In continuing his exploration of jazz, Erev engineers A Handful of Changes, affirming what he once stated: "My music has evolved during the past few years." With this extraordinary outing, Erev changes the dynamics of his music, featuring Latin elements and establishing an assertive bop-ish flair in a dramatic departure from the past. To accomplish this, he incorporates the voices of various saxophones, a clarinet and percussion in a mixed selection of new and cover tunes, in a variety of settings ranging from a duet to a two-saxophone sextet, reflecting the other major change adopted here: essentially, an expanded personnel.
Recorded in Israel, Erev naturally enlists a band of Israeli musicians for this date: musician/educators Arie Volinez (bass) and Eitan Itzcovich (drums), along with Tel Aviv saxophonist Ofer Shapiro. Percussionist Gilad Dobrecky and bassist Tal Ronen are both Israeli-born players who are currently based in New York. The only non-Israeli member of the group is veteran New York saxophonist Joel Frahm, who happens to play a prominent role on eight tracks, performing on both tenor and soprano saxophones.
Wasting no time in demonstrating just how different the music on this album is in comparison to previous efforts, Erev's Latin-tinged "Open Possibilities" begins the transformation, an exciting and percussive piece containing Frahm's hard-driving tones. "Irit's Wave" is a soft lyrical waltz dedicated to Erev's wife, featuring tender piano chords, while "Step by Step" captures Frahm on a sizzling soprano as Erev lays down a haunting melody. One of the many highlights of the disc is "Kshe' Or Dolek Ba' Halonekh (Light in Your Window)," featuring Shapiro on an extensive clarinet excursion.
One of the few pieces without saxophone accompaniment, is the unusual trio medley of Chopin and Cole Porter on "Prelude In E Minor Opus 28 No. 4/ So In Love." Elsewhere, Erev and Frahm combine beautiful solo moments, making the lush balladic melody of "Simple Melody" another highlight. Returning with one more Latin feel, "Precious Present" is a Brazilian-flavored pieceone of the defining moments of the disc, featuring the two-sax attack of Frahm on soprano and Shapiro on alto.
The session winds down with the upbeat "Transformation," the classical-bent Alexander Argov piece, "Me' ever La Tkhelet (Beyond The Blue)" and the airily modern "On Second Thought," performed by a quartet that highlights some of the pianist's best solos alongside Frahm's soprano mastery. Much more than a transformative musical expose for pianist Erev, A Handful of Changes is quite a handful of a session in the best tradition of mainstream, straight-ahead jazz. If not well known beyond the borders of Israel, this musical statement is sure to lift the pianist to another level, securing him a more visible place on the map.
Track Listing: Open Possibilities; Irit's Wave; Step by Step; Kshe' Or Dolek Ba'Halonekh (Light in Your Window); Prelude in E minor Opus. 28 No. 4/So In Love; Simple Melody; Precious Present; (Interlude) For All We Know; Transformation; Me'ever La Tkhelet (Beyond the Blue); On Second Thought.
Personnel: Ari Erev: piano; Joel Frahm: tenor saxophone, soprano saxophone; Gilad Dobrecky: percussion: Arie Volinez: electric bass, double bass (2); Tal Ronen: double bass (4, 5, 10); Eitan Itzcovich: drums; Ofer Shapiro: alto saxophone (7), clarinet (4).
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- Full Name: Daniel Greene
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Crime figure. Born on November 9, 1933, in Cleveland, Ohio. Known as "The Irishman," Daniel "Danny" Greene was one of most notorious crime figures in the Midwest. He even took on the entire Mafia in his quest for power.
Danny Greene's life began with loss and hardship. His mother died a few days after his birth, and his father could not take care of him. Greene ended up spending his early years in an orphanage.
A high-school dropout, Greene served in the U.S. Marines for a few years. He later went to work as a longshoreman on the Cleveland docks. Over time, Greene became a union organizer and eventually made his way to union boss. He had a great passion for his Irish heritage, which he displayed in many ways. One of these ways was to paint the union office green. He also loved to wear green clothes.
Greene's time at the top did not last, however. He was forced to resign after it was discovered that he had been embezzling funds. While Greene was tried for his crime, he ended up only having to pay a $10,000 fine. He found work on the other side of the law instead, acting as an enforcer for Alex "Shondor" Birns, a Jewish mobster.
In addition to being a mob strongman, Greene started up his own loan-sharking, gambling, and racketeering outfit. He was viewed as a threat by other organized crime figures including Birns, because of his efforts to muscle into their territories. Greene reportedly took over some of Birns' operations while Birns was in prison, and joined forces with Teamster official John Nardi. There were also reports that Greene may have been an FBI informant, which might explain why he seemed to escape serious prosecution for his crimes.
Several attempts were made on Greene's life—one even involved bombing a building where he was living. He and his girlfriend survived the explosion and made their way out of the rubble. Another time, an adversary tried to shoot Greene while he was out for a run with his dogs in 1971. Greene took out his own weapon and killed his would-be assassin. In this case, he was tried and acquitted of manslaughter. Greene attributed his survival in these attacks to "the luck of the Irish."
The battle for turf in Cleveland continued to heat up, and Greene is believed to have eliminated some of his competition. One-time friend Birns met a grisly end outside of a Cleveland church in March 1975—a bomb exploded when he got into the car. In an ironic twist, Greene was killed by a car bomb on October 6, 1977, in Lyndhurst, Ohio.
Greene's murder acted as a springboard for a crime crackdown; roughly 22 convictions were made in relation to Greene's death.
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Speaking at a stakeholders' forum on Breaking Trade Barriers in the West Africa Sub-region, organised by the Lagos Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI), Annan said the trade between both countries is estimated to be over $620 million.
The minister said intra-Africa trade accounts for only 9 per cent of Africa's international trade, lower than any other region in the world but noted that this aggregate figure understates the importance of intra-Africa trade.
According to him, 17 per cent of all Africa exports are to other African countries while fuel export was excluded. "Intra-African trade is more important to the average African country than to the continent as a whole," he said.
Annan identified high transport cost and poor infrastructure as one of the constraints to West African trade, adding that transport costs were extremely high between both countries.
He gave example with the road freight tariffs in sub-Saharan Africa, which he said, were in the range of $0.04-0.14 per tonne and per kilometre compared to $0.01-0.04 per tonne and per kilometre in other developing regions.
The minister further said that trade to landlocked countries was costly with import costs three to five times the global average. "It takes 116 days to move a container from Bangui, Central Africa Republic, to the nearest port," Annan said.
He said the overall poor state of infrastructure was exacerbated by the legacy of colonial trading patterns, which emphasised trade with Europe rather than with neighbouring territories.
He pointed out that the time consuming and costly border measures and un-harmonised and cumbersome regulatory systems are even greater barriers to trade than poor physical infrastructure.
The minister, however, noted that crossing a national boundary incurs a 4 per cent increase in trade cost, irrespective of the distance covered and said that from a recent survey of firms in African countries, revealed that 85 per cent experienced increased costs, over 50 per cent lost business and almost 25 per cent lost or damaged cargo; all due to border controls.
According to him, there was the need for efficient and harmonised customs procedures to reduce trade costs and intra-regional trade in the continent.
He said that improving Africa's inter-state road network could expand trade by $250 billion over 15 years, at a cost of only $32 billion.


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The Moth
Grants to The Moth
$750,000Active Strategy
2011 (Duration 4 years)
MacArthur Award for Creative & Effective Institutions
NEW YORK, NEW YORK — The Moth, launched in 1997, is dedicated to the art of nonfiction storytelling, a form of self-told documentary. The Moth has grown rapidly in recent years, both programmatically and geographically. This grant will help solidify The Moth over time: (1) it will support a new digital archive for past and future material; (2) it will support the growth needed to expand The Moth Radio Hour to a weekly broadcast; and (3) it will provide a cash reserve enabling better future planning and a cushion in periods of short-term loss of income.
$200,000Active Strategy
2011 (Duration 2 years)
NEW YORK, NEW YORK — The Moth, launched in 1997, is dedicated to the art and craft of storytelling. This grant will support The Moth Radio Hour. Stories for the Radio Hour are selected from The Moth's live events, where storytellers receive extensive coaching to make their personal stories relevant, moving, and entertaining. The Radio Hour is broadcast on over 225 public radio stations, reaching an estimated audience of 750,000. The Moth Radio Hour is currently produced ten times per year. The grant will support production and help it expand to a weekly program.
The MacArthur Foundation awarded The Moth $950,000 between 2010 and 2013.