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Answer by tweetymayyy62
this is probably due to several factors: overweight people tend to eat unbalanced diets-too many carbs, etc.Many overweight people lead sedentary lives.Some may be glucose intolerant.
Answer by lamiaoccisor
Well obesity is and diabetes the relation is simple but you can check it out on www.webmd.com .But you obesity causes an imbalance in sugar intake, normal people have a faster metabolic rate than some obese people.Other people get it because there obesity is cause by excessive eating those are mainly the ones that get diabetes.Check the statistics kids get it cause they over eat, simple too much food, too much for the pancreas to take in and it damages its balance.stop eating so much fatsosI feel the reason obese people are at a higher risk for diabetes mellitus, there are a couple forms of diabetes, not diabetes insipidus, is because an obese person takes in more than they can handle in terms of sugar.The pancreas cannot be constantly pumping out insulin without being taxed in some way, resulting in diabetes.That's why balance in diet is good and overeating, caused by a lot of reasons, is dangerous.
Answer by dr_abeer76
first of all,diabetes is 2 types:
1-insulin dependent :this is due loss of insulin secretion from pancreas,this type is started at young age or at birth,patient with this type is always thin & treated with insulin injection,being thin is due to lack of insulin in the body.
2-non-insulin dependant:this is due to loss of the insulin receptors on the cell,so there is insulin but not functioning.this type is started at adulthood,patient with this type is always obese &treated by oral hypoglycemic agents.the reason of being obese is that insulin is anabolic hormone,so being available in the body leads to excessive kilograms.
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Answer by Neil
Yes, and no.Some airlines explicitly forbid the practice, but even on those probably no one will notice or care.BUT...There's usually a pretty serious limitation on the amount of power that can be drawn from each outlet, and the limit is about equal to one large laptop with a low battery.Use more, and the power goes off.Maybe it comes back on in a few minutes, maybe it doesn't come back on for the duration of the flight.Even within the same airline's fleet, it can be different on different planes.Answer by ZaccodeKnow better?Leave your own answer in the comments!
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Please excuse me for yesterday.I went to my daughter’s and took a bad fall.One of my hands I can’t type with right now.So please have patience with me today.I am going to try it again.
Robbie is eating grapes.He just popped one into his mouth that evidently still had a bit of stem attached.«Uck,» he said, fishing it back out.«That’s us-gisting.»
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Today is the Twenty-Second Sunday in Ordinary Time; on this date we honorВ Saint Augustine, Bishop and Doctor (diedВ 430).
Born in 354 in Tagaste, Numidia, North Africa (Souk-Ahras, Algeria) as Aurelius Augustinus, today’s SaintВ was the son of a pagan father.Raised as a Christian by his mother, Saint Monica, he lost his faith in youth and led a wild life, living with a Carthaginian woman from the age of 15 through 30, and fatheringВ a son whom he named Adeotadus, which means «gift of God».He taught rhetoric at Carthage and in Milan, Italy.After investigating and experimenting with several philosophies, he became a Manichaean for several years; it taught of a great struggle between good and evil, and featured a ratherВ lax moral code.Augustine finally broke with the Manichaeans and was converted by the prayers of his mother and the help of Saint Ambrose of Milan, who baptized him.On the death of his mother he returned to Africa, sold his property, gave the proceeds to the poor, and founded a monastery.Becoming a priest and preacher, he was namedВ Bishop of Hippo in 396.He founded religious communities, fought Manichaeism, Donatism, Pelagianism and other heresies, and oversaw his church and his see during the fall of the Roman Empire to the Vandals.Augustine was one of the most prolific Latin authors in terms of surviving works, and the list of his works consists of more than a hundred separate titles.Augustine is probably best known for his Confessiones (Confessions), which is a personal account of his earlier life, and for De civitate dei (Of the City of God, consisting of 22 books), which he wrote to restore the confidence of his fellow Christians, which was badly shaken by the sack of Rome by the Visigoths in 410.In the 11th century the order of Augustinian Monks came into being, claiming lineage from the religious communities founded by Saint Augustine.Augustine was canonized by popular acclaim, and later recognized as a Doctor of the Church in 1298 by Pope Boniface VIII.He is the Patron Saint of brewers, printers, theologians, sore eyes, and a number of cities and dioceses, including the city and diocese of St.Augustine, Florida.
When we got up for work, Michelle was again asleep on the couch.We went to work, and I spent the day as the dealer on Pai-Gow Poker.Tropical Storm Jose formed east of Bermuda at 7:00 am, On my breaks I marked the July 2011 photos, organized the December 2010 photos, and started marking the December 2010 photos.At 10:00 am Hurricane Irene became Tropical Storm Irene.(All day on CNN the only news was Hurricane Irene hitting the East Coast; we in the break room kept asking, what would they have done if Irene had been more than a minimal Category One storm?(At one point Irene had been a Category Three storm, which is four times as bad, roughly, than a Category One storm.)
On our way home from work we stopped at Super 1 Foods for some groceries; once home, I ate my lunch salad and read the Sunday papers.I then took a nap from 1:30 pm to about 6:00 pm, which meant that I did not go to the 6:00 pm Ma*s.I ate my dinner (red beans & rice, and cornbread) and got busy on tonight’s Daily Update.After I am done with today’s Daily Update, I will go watch the first half of the New Orleans Saints versus the Oakland Raiders in their third pre-season game, then I will go to bed.The New Moon will arrive tonight at 10:04 pm.
In the Tropics Tropical Storm Irene is 65 miles south of Rutland, Vermont (which is very far from the Tropics), with maximum sustained winds of 50 miles per hour, and moving to the north north-east at 26 miles per hour.The expectation is that the storm will become a post-tropical cyclone later tonight.Tropical Storm Jose is now 80 miles southwest of Bermuda, with maximum sustained winds of 45 miles per hour, and moving to the north at 17 miles per hour.The storm is expected to make a turn to the north north-east, to start moving faster, and to weaken.An elongated area of low pressure a*sociated with the remnants of Tropical Depression Ten is producing disorganized weather about 700 miles west north-west of the Cape Verde Islands; the system has a 10 percent chance of developing into a Tropical Cyclone within the next 48 hours.Finally, a system about 400 miles south of the Cape Verde Islands is becoming better organized, and has a 70 percent chance of developing into a Tropical Cyclone within the next 48 hours.
Tomorrow being Monday, I will spend my breaks at work marking photos.(There are a lot of December 2010 photos, due to the wedding.) Richard will be fasting to have his blood drawn after work for lab work, with his appointment at the Clinic to go over the lab work on September 9.Once home from work I will do the Weekly Computer Maintenance and do some Advance Daily Update Drafts.
On this Twenty-Second Sunday in Ordinary TimeВ our Parting Quote comes to us from Paul MacCready, American aeronautical engineer.BornВ Paul B.MacCready, Jr.in 1925 in New Haven, Connecticut, to aВ medical family,В he was an inventor from an early age and won a national contest building a model flying machine at the age of 15.After graduating from high school in 1943 heВ received his BS in physics from Yale University in 1947, a MS in physics from Caltech in 1948, and a PhD in aeronautics from Caltech in 1952.In the meantime, he trained as a US Navy pilot at the end of World War II.Some ofВ his work as a graduate student involved cloud seeding, and in 1951 MacCready founded his first company, Meteorology Research Inc, to do atmospheric research.He had started flying glidersВ after World War II and was a three-time winner (1948, 1949, 1953) of the Richard C.du Pont Memorial Trophy, awarded annually to the U.S.National Open Cla*s Soaring Champion.In 1956 he became the first American pilot to become the World Soaring Champion.He devised the MacCready Theory on the correct speed to fly a glider depending on conditions and based on the glider’s rate of sink at different air-speeds.Glider pilots still use the MacCready speed ringВ to maximize the average cross-country speed by optimizing the airspeed in both rising and sinking air.He was the founder (in 1971) and Chairman of AeroVironment Inc., a public company (AVAV) that develops unmanned surveillance aircraft and advance power systems.В With Dr.Peter B.S.Lissaman he created the first practical human-powered aircraft, the Gossamer Condor, and thereby won the Kremer prize in 1977; the seven-and-a-half-minute flight covered a figure-eight course a half-mile long in Shafter, California.The award-winning plane was built out of aluminium tubing, plastic foam, piano wire, bicycle parts, and mylar foil for covering.In 1979, he built its successor, the Gossamer Albatross, which won the second Kremer prize for successfully flying from England to France;В it weighed 70 pounds and had a 96-foot wingspan, and took three hours to make the crossing over the English Channel.He later created solar powered aircraft such as the Gossamer Penguin and the Solar Challenger.He was involved in the development of NASA’s solar-powered flying wings such as the Helios, which surpa*sed the SR-71в
I’m still hanging out at Wegman’s in Landover, Maryland.In the meantime, here’s a video of the most memorable report on Hurricane Irene.Focus carefully on the people darting behind the reporter in this clip.
MyMichelle
I think it's ridiculous that she is getting away with murdering her baby, there is no excuse for leaving your child in a car.I can't believe they aren't pressing any charges against her, it really is a sad world we live in.
I believe that you should be a good person and treat people fairly, I don't believe in Jesus, but I do believe in a higher power I just don't think he's pulling any strings.
legleggerz
well i cant really judge her, because i dont know what went through her head that day.maybe she knew that the baby was there maybe but its not for us to judge.its for the Lord to judge and him only.Im a christian, but when ur at Gods presence it doesnt matter wat religion u are.
Theresa B
Speaking in terms of the law, she is at least guilty of Criminal Negligence, Child Endangerment, or Child Neglect. Perhaps even manslaughter. The law should be kept seperate from religion.
She should be prosecuted. Obviously, there was insufficient evidence to prosecute or a quilty verdict could not be accomplished in court.
In the eyes of the law, however, yes, she was guilty.
I am a believer and follower of the Lord Jesus Christ and the One True God.
curls
This is ridiculous, yes she should be prosecuted.Many before her have been prosecuted for the same thing, because it is neglect and abuse to leave a child in a hot car for hours.All she needed was to use common sense.I am atheist.
atheist
Prosecuting someone has less to do with the law or morality than your question implies. Would this mother be sent to jail? Most likely no. The charge would successfully be plea bargained down to no time served, so it would just be a waste of tax payer money.
They would NEVER get her for murder, and manslaughter would be difficult.
The law and morality are not the same.
KC
I am an atheist and I think she should definitely be punished. No good mother would leave a child in a car for eight hours. She deserves to be tried for negligent homicide at the very least. No doubt she feels very guilty but leaving a child alone for that amount of time is pure stupidity.
tremonster
I'm in agreement with most of the answers here. I don't understand how someone can "forget" their child. Granted, I'm probably not a candidate for 'mother of the year', but even I know where my child is at all times and I am constantly aware of her presence. This is not a simple matter of neglect, it is murder. Maybe involuntary, but murder all the same. The maximum penalty should be sought in this case. Either a life or death sentence should be applied to anyone who kills their child with intent or carelessness.MamaBear I disagree with that decision.While accidents can be hard to avoid, this was no accident.This child died as a result of criminal neglect.Should the law care?YES!!!
The purpose of law is to guide an otherwise ignorant society into order (and away from disorder); to teach responsibility and punish the irresponsible; to set standards of behaviour and enforce those standards; to provide for and protect an ordered society, so people can live in it.
This woman violated the most basic standard of her job as a mother: she abdicated from caring for her child, and her child died as a result.Her donuts were more important to her than the life of another human being!The Law, having already established a standard of "neglect of a minor" and levels of criminal neglect, needs to act in this case, or it forfeits its power in society.Why make laws that are not going to be enforced?
We also need to be cautious about the precedents we set in this case.If one woman can ignore her child to death, and call it an "accident", why can't another "accidently" poison her son's dinner, by confusing rat poison for boxed Domino sugar (since the woman with the SUV claimed to have been distracted....)?Why can't a father give his daughter a "much needed spanking", and "accidently" beat her to death?How many things can be written off as "accidents", to avoid prosecution?
I believe this woman should face justice of some type, for her actions (and lack therof) resulted in the ending of a human life.That life was explicitly in HER CARE.At the very least, she should be tried for manslaughter and child neglect.After all, if this is how she cares for someone she is responsible for, how will she act to the rest of society?When she is driving her car, doing her job, etc.?There is no maternal tie between her and the rest of the world, that she should care so much as to be careful...
To fail to provide justice for the most dependent of our citizens is to deny it to us all."If you are faithful with a very little, you will be faithful with much," Jesus said.The reverse is also true.
Christian.
cc
ok so yes i soo belive she should get prosecuted ,because it was her responsabilatity,and yes that baby did suffer a hell of a lot more than she did , if u were rating on how many people said yes then shed be prosecuted for sure ,im a wiccan,no i do not worship the devil,i balieve in magick-spelt with a k .i wear a star called a pentical no not a pentagram -which is a upside down star that means worship the devil....a pentical means that i belive in what ever the hell i want mim also crihsten9spelt wrong yes i know)...i belive in the salem which triels......
Kruger, Freddy Kruger
thats pathetic that someone would do that to their child without even thinking it was wrong, for people like this the punishent should be that they are not allowed t have children or before they do they have to attend some type of cla*s.
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The highly anticipated new Apple iPhone 5 is almost certainly expected to support both GSM And CDMA from a single phone according to new evidence.The dual-mode iPhone 5 has been rumoured before but now evidence has been discovered in the iPhones app usage log files.An undisclosed iOS developer has contacted and presented information and log files to the Tech Crunch website, supporting the dual-mode iPhone theory.The logs show data from a new Apple device, using the MNC/MCC codes from both Verizon and AT&T networks.Tech Crunch explains:
«The logs show that the app has been briefly tested by a handful of people using what is almost certainly an iPhone 5, evidently running iOS 5, sporting two distinct sets of mobile network codes (MNC) / mobile country codes (MCC).Those codes can be used to uniquely identify mobile carriers.»
However its also thought that the logs could be from an Apple test unit that has been released into the wild to test the networks.Hopefully within the next couple of months Apple will clear up all the rumours and launch their new update iPhone.
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