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Colorado's football conference schedule for 2013 was released Thursday, and it has the Buffaloes opening their Pac-12 home schedule with an Oct. 5 game against Oregon.
And the Buffaloes move back to Saturday to end the season, with the Thanksgiving weekend game against Utah moved to Saturday Nov. 30. CU has played the Friday after Thanksgiving for the past 17 seasons. But the game against the Utes mill move as part of the Pac-12's television deal.
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Most kids get itchy rashes at one time or another. But eczema can be a nuisance that may prompt scratching that makes the problem worse.
The term eczema refers to a number of different skin conditions in which the skin is red and irritated and occasionally results in small, fluid-filled bumps that become moist and ooze. The most common cause of eczema is atopic dermatitis, sometimes called infantile eczema although it occurs in infants and older children.
The word "atopic" describes conditions that occur when someone is overly sensitive to allergens in their environment such as pollens, molds, dust, animal dander, and certain foods. "Dermatitis" means that the skin is inflamed, or red and sore.
Kids who get eczema often have family members with hay fever, asthma, or other allergies. Some experts think these kids may be genetically predisposed to get eczema, which means characteristics have been passed on from parents through genes that make a child more likely to get it.
About half of the kids who get eczema will also someday develop hay fever or asthma themselves. Eczema is not an allergy itself, but allergies can trigger eczema. Some environmental factors (such as excessive heat or emotional stress) can also trigger the condition.
About 1 out of every 10 kids develops eczema. Typically, symptoms appear within the first few months of life, and almost always before a child turns 5. But the good news is that more than half of the kids who have eczema today will be over it by the time they're teenagers.
Signs and symptoms of eczema can vary widely during the early phases. Between 2 and 6 months of age (and almost always before they're 5 years old), kids with eczema usually develop itchy, dry, red skin and small bumps on their cheeks, forehead, or scalp. The rash may spread to the extremities (the arms and legs) and the trunk, and red, crusted, or open lesions may appear on any area affected.
They may also experience circular, slightly raised, itchy, and scaly rashes in the bends of the elbows, behind the knees, or on the backs of the wrists and ankles.
As kids get older, the rash is usually less oozy and scalier than it was when the eczema first began, and the skin is extremely itchy and dry. These symptoms also tend to worsen and improve over time, with flare-ups occurring periodically.
Children often try to relieve the itching by rubbing the affected areas with a hand or anything within reach. But scratching can make the rash worse and can eventually lead to thickened, brownish areas on the skin. This is why eczema is often called the "itch that rashes" rather than the "rash that itches."
In many cases, eczema goes into remission and symptoms may disappear altogether for months or even years.
For many kids, it begins to improve by the age of 5 or 6; others may experience flare-ups throughout adolescence and early adulthood.
In some kids, the condition may improve and then resurface at the onset of puberty when hormones, stress, and irritating skin products or cosmetics are introduced (or due to other factors that scientists don't yet understand). And some people will experience some degree of dermatitis into adulthood, experiencing areas of itching and a dry, scaly appearance.
Eczema is not contagious, so there's no need to keep a baby or child who has it away from siblings, other kids, or anyone else.
Scientists believe that eczema is inherited, so there's no way to prevent it. However, because specific triggers can make it worse, flare-ups can be prevented or improved by avoiding possible triggers such as:
Also, curbing the tendency to scratch the rash can prevent the condition from worsening and progressing to cause more severe skin damage or secondary infection.
Diagnosing eczema can be challenging because:
If your doctor suspects eczema, a thorough medical history is likely to be the most valuable diagnostic tool. A personal or family history of hay fever, other allergies, or asthma is often an important clue.
In addition to doing a physical examination, the doctor will likely ask about your child's symptoms and past health, your family's health, any medications your child is taking, any allergies your child may have, and other issues.
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The doctor will want to rule out other diseases and conditions that can cause skin inflammation, which means that your child might need to be seen more than once before a diagnosis is made. The doctor might recommend sending your child to a dermatologist or an allergist.
An allergist can test to see if the rash is an allergic reaction to a substance. This might involve one or more of the following:
Your doctor may also ask you to eliminate certain foods (such as eggs, milk, soy, or nuts) from your child's diet, switch detergents or soaps, or make other changes for a time to find out whether your child has a reaction to something.
Topical corticosteroids, also called cortisone or steroid creams or ointments, are commonly used to treat eczema and are not the same as the steroids used by some athletes. These medicines are usually applied directly to the affected areas twice a day.
Continue to apply the corticosteroids for as long as the doctor suggests. It's also important not to use a topical steroid prescribed for someone else. These creams and ointments vary in strength, and using the wrong strength in sensitive areas can damage the skin, especially in infants.
Nonsteroid medications are also available now in creams or ointments that can be used instead of — or in conjunction with — topical steroids.
Other prescription treatments your doctor may recommend include:
Some older kids with severe eczema may also be treated with ultraviolet light under the supervision of a dermatologist to help clear it up and make them more comfortable. In some cases, newer medications that change the way the skin's immune system reacts are also prescribed.
You can help prevent or treat eczema by keeping your child's skin from becoming dry or itchy and avoiding known triggers that cause flare-ups. Try to follow these suggestions:
Although eczema can be annoying and uncomfortable for kids, its emotional impact can become the most significant problem later — especially during the preteen and teen years, when your child will need to take responsibility for following the prevention and treatment strategies.
You can help by teaching your preteen or teen to:
Children and teens with eczema are prone to skin infections, especially with staph bacteria and herpesvirus. Call your doctor immediately if you notice any of the early signs of skin infection, which may include:
Also, call your doctor if you notice a sudden change or worsening of the eczema or if it isn't responding to the doctor's recommendations.
Even though eczema can certainly be bothersome for kids and parents alike, taking some preventative precautions and following the doctor's orders can help to keep it under control.
Reviewed by: Patrice Hyde, MD
Date reviewed: May 2012
Note: All information on KidsHealth® is for educational purposes only. For specific medical advice, diagnoses, and treatment, consult your doctor.
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I am a compassionate, experienced mental health professional. My approach is eclectic in nature, but I regularly use a psycho-dynamic approach, and use cognitive-behavioral strategies to help with symptom management. My goal is to help you transform.
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The goal of my practice is helping individuals, couples and families regain a sense of balance and purpose in their lives. Reconnecting the body to the mind, changing behavioral patterns and discovering how your strengths can be better utilized are priority one.
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At the forefront of my approach is a profound belief in the individual's right to self-determination and intrinsic ability to make and keep oneself whole. As a result I accept the person just as she or he is and with whatever problems that befall him or her.
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Kids and social media: The reality is a lot better than you think
The way we talk about kids and social media, you'd think the Internet was a treacherous den of vipers, filled with sexual predators and bullies and all sorts of perils. We expend a lot of energy talking about how to protect our kids from the worst, how to monitor their activities and how to set limits.
But that's a rather narrow - and pessimistic - perspective on kids and social media. The reality isn't nearly so dire. Every so often it's good to recognize all the positive and inspiring ways kids use technology.
Take for example "Ugly Selfies," the new photo trend profiled in last weekend's New York Times. In reaction to the over-sexualized beauty shots teens are increasingly exposed to - and pressured to produce - on Instagram and other photo-sharing platforms, some girls are posting the exact opposite: photos of themselves looking their worst. Girls tuck in their chins, grimace, roll their eyes and do everything they can to lampoon a rather toxic sharing practice. I love the idea - for the humor, self-awareness and empowerment it represents. Leave it to teenage girls to create an irresistible meme that says "no" with a playful grin.
You may not realize it, but YouTube is a social network. Kids are communicating with each other through videos, just as they're communicating through photos on Instagram. Sure, there are plenty of kids posting inappropriate content or leaving cruel comments. But some kids are using video to inspire - like Kid President. In collaboration with his older brother-in-law, 9-year-old Robby delivers hope-filled pep talks; needless to say, they've gone viral. For even more inspiration, there are a whole host of TED talks by kids.
According to a kidshealth.org survey, nearly half of kids say they've been bullied online , and some of them are fighting back - in smart and effective ways. For example, End to Cyber Bullying was co-founded by then-17-year-old Samuel Lam to raise awareness and help make the Internet a safer place for kids. The nonprofit provides information and compassionate services for at-risk kids and their families.
Beyond fighting against cyberbullying, kids are using social media for activism. According to Beliefnet, about 1 in 3 kids say they engage with a charitable organization online. Social media makes kids more aware of issues like global hunger - and kids are then using social media to speak out and act. For example, there's StuVoice, "a hub of student voice content on the Internet" that began as a series of Twitter chats. Then there is Do Something, a kind of youth-oriented Change.org that brings kids together in support of causes and charitable action. Also check out the Youth Activism Project, another activist organization for kids.
Kids shape social media simply by using it, but many are taking a more entrepreneurial approach. Here's a list of five apps created by kids, for kids. They cover everything from Minecraft support to brain-boosting games to pre-recorded answers to parents' most mundane questions.
So there you go - the kids are all right. Well, many of them are all right, most of the time. If it's not too intrusive, maybe you can steer your own kids in these directions. Or who knows - maybe they're already engaged in these positive social media trends.


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Fans started arriving outside the BFI Imax in central London in the early hours of this morning to get a prime spot to see the action, and Cruise arrived before 7am to start signing autographs and posing for pictures.
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The term "indie game" tends to elicit images of retro-styled platformers or art games. And that's what makes the upcoming mech game Hawken from Adhesive Games so impressive. Though it has only been in development for 10 months and is being created by a relatively small team, early footage of Hawken shows visuals that rival that of many AAA releases. Studio cofounder Christopher Lalli spoke with Ars about the importance of a strong art direction and how to "cheat" to make a game look better.
Adhesive Games was formed less than a year ago by several former Intel employees who had previously worked together on a cancelled fantasy FPS project. After setting out on their own, the team at Adhesive initially started working on a 2D side-scroller before making the switch to a sci-fi first-person shooter. A combination of factors led the studio to go down the mech game route. Not only were they fans of the genre, but by focusing on mechs as opposed to humanoid characters, Adhesive is hoping to set itself apart form the FPS crowd. But there was also a more practical reason.
"The futuristic techy theme suits our small team better," Lalli told Ars, "allowing us to efficiently reuse and recombine assets in ways that aren't possible in other settings."
It's tricks like this that have allowed the team to make such an impressive looking creation. Hawken is being built with the Unreal Development Kit, which provides a solid technical base for the game. But, according to Lalli, the real key lies in Hawken's art direction.
"A big part of our visual impact and overall appeal is just the outstanding art direction by Khang Le," he told Ars. "He has a great eye for the big picture, and how things come together on the whole to create depth and a believable environment. With our assets, the artists essentially cut corners and 'cheat' in clever ways as much as possible. They work efficiently and don't always focus on tiny details. Props and environments are quickly thrown together using a 'kitbash' method like they used on the original Star Wars movies. Assets are reused in creative ways to produce seemingly unique objects."
Though the game is clearly inspired heavily by other mech games such as MechWarrior and Virtual On, Lalli also cites several other, less obvious influences for the game. These include Shadow of the Colossus for "the sense of scale and cinematic feeling we hope to achieve," as well as films and anime like Blade Runner, District 9, and Ghost in the Shell, which inspired the gritty, sic-fi look. Though the game will take place in a world with a "desolate, almost post-apocalyptic feeling," story and world specifics are still being kept under wraps.
As for how it plays, the first gameplay trailer showed off quite a bit of vertical gameplay—with mechs jump around a gritty urban environment via jetpacks. But, in reality the gameplay won't be quite so fast-paced.
"The jumping is kept in check with a fuel gauge that must be carefully managed," Lalli explained. "You can't just constantly bunny hop around. Our video showed a lot of flying and jumping because it looks cool, but in actuality you need to conserve your fuel for strategic moments or you will just be a sitting duck in battle. Gameplay-wise we're trying to meld the slower, immersive realism of simulation-type mech games like MechWarrior with the fast paced action of an arcade-style shooter like Virtual On. Hopefully that can create a balance that will appeal to fans of both styles."
It may be some time before those fans get to experience Hawken, though. Lalli said that the game won't be released "until we are totally happy with what we will be delivering." And, as for what platforms the game will be out on, that too has yet to be confirmed, though it will likely be a downloadable, multiplayer-focused experience.
"We'd love to see it on PC, XBL, and PSN," Lalli told Ars, "but those details aren't worked out yet and can't be confirmed at this time."


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Instead of launching an all-out war on XCOM, Exalt skulks in secrecy, draining valuable resources and sowing unrest among the nations of the world. If left unchecked, these activities can cripple XCOM's agenda. To counter these disruptions, players must send a single soldier, unarmored and wielding only a handgun, on covert operations to shut down Exalt cells and eventually uncover the location of their base of operations.
These optional side missions involve either hacking a set of Exalt communication arrays or defending our own transmitters from sabotage. It's an interesting twist on the main campaign and a shining example of the strategies "Enemy Within" employs to expand players' item use and tactics.
Despite sinking dozens of hours into "Enemy Unknown," I'm not sure I ever took the time to upgrade my soldiers' pistols. With my operative's life hanging in the balance, suddenly that research became a priority. I trained a rookie sniper specifically to specialize in handgun combat, selecting a trait I'd never before used. She became one of my crew's most valuable members.
In similar fashion, soldiers can now equip a pair of items in their inventory slots. Instead of resigning myself to armor plating or life-saving med-kits, I was able to utilize the bevy of new grenades, respirators and stimulants. With extra armor and specialty scopes, even the most unseasoned rookie became a ruthless killing machine.
It's these myriad, seemingly minor improvements that do as much to boost "Enemy Within" as the major additions. Every combat encounter still feels unique. With a plethora of new facilities and research projects that enhance the strategy aspect off the battlefield, I endeavored to squeeze the most out of every dollar of council funding.
The only downside to these wonderful additions is the way they shift the early-game difficulty drastically in the player's favor. Where once XCOM was struggling to catch up to alien technology, always one step behind, soldiers now tear through enemy ranks without a scratch. It isn't until later, when the invaders begin upping the ante, that combat balances out.
As someone who heaped praise on "Enemy Unknown" last year, I met "Enemy Within" with equal parts excitement and trepidation. I doubted developer Firaxis Games' ability to include enough new content to be worthy of an update without detracting from the carefully crafted formula.
Those concerns have proved unfounded. Whether you're rejoining the fight after last year's campaign or a new recruit into the fray, "XCOM: Enemy Unknown" is an essential addition to any video game library.
Final score: 9 out of 10
"XCOM: Enemy Unknown": developer Firaxis Games; $39.99; Mac, PC, PlayStation 3, Xbox 360.