date:20080110

Re: [balita-anda] mobil2an gede

2008-01-10 Terurut Topik 2Fa

Klo yg di ace hw emg lbh gede,mirip gokart ,keiknya elo jg bs naekin
d,soale pernah liat bpk2 lg nyoba trus berbuat kehebohan nabrak
tumpukan brng2. nah yg punya farel bli diprumpung (apa dipsr rumput
ya,lupa)kecilan dan harganya jg jauh lbh murah hehe
Klo yg pk aki bagus jg utk latihan koordinasi mata n tangan kaki, cm
kudu hati2 aja klo mainnya dijln umum or komplek, sk byk motor ngebut
n hati2 nyemplung ke got

On 1/10/08, dhani resya [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 oo.. lebih kecil ya? dulu kan sampe gw sd masih bisa
 dinaikin.. modelnya mirip vw beetle gitu.. kan lumayan
 main sambil olahraga.. kemarin gw liat di ace hardware
 rw mangun apa permata hijau ya (lupa) modelnya mirip
 go kart, cuma ngejalaninnya dikayuh pake kaki n tangan
 kira2 kalo buat gw suitable ga ya? he..he... masih
 pengen main..

 kalo mobilan yang pake aki gw belum kepikiran beli la,
 secara rumah nyokap di pingir jalan raya, kalo rumah
 mertua gw mungil selain bingung ntar naro di mana,
 kalo yang pake aki rasanya monoton aja, anak duduk di
 mobil sementara orang tua pegang remote.. atawa si
 anak cuma injek pedal doang, kurang gerak.. mungkin
 nanti kali aja ya kalo udah gedean paling ga udah bisa
 ngontrol jalannya itu mobilan..

 sekarang sih kalo anak gw lagi pengen ya paling ke itc
 permata hijau aja, lumayan irit sekali puteran 7000
 perak anak gw udah puas..


 --- 2Fa [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

  Tumbenn ti ngalembur smp jam sgini.. bis dimarahi
  klien ya ;p
  Cha, mbl2an yg ada pedalnya itu paling hnya kepake
  sbentar krn ruang
  utk goes nya tlalu sempit beda sm yg jaman dulu
  punya lbh lapang .
  Farel jg punya tuh tp cm sbntr aja bs dipakenya krn
  dengkulnya dah
  mentok sm body nya. Justru mbl2an yg dijalanin sm
  kaki msh awet n trs
  dipake dr dia umur 9 bln smp skrg 3thn.
 
  On 1/9/08, Gopina Goham [EMAIL PROTECTED]
  wrote:
   ada kok, bisa beli di prumpung. tapi kudu mesen
  dulu biasanya, soale
   suka gak ready stock. apin beli di situ, harganya
  lupa.
  
   *pulang aaah *
  
   On Jan 9, 2008 8:09 PM, dhani resya
  [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
sekalian nanya donk dulu jaman kita kecil
  mobil2annya
kan yang di kayuh pake kaki (ada pedal di bawah
setir).. sekarang kalo nyari mobilan yang kaya
  gitu ke
mana ya? soalnya sekarang rata ngayuh pake
  kakinya ga
pake pedal.. pengen beliin buat rara itung2
nostalgia...
   
   
   
--- Evariny Andriana [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
   
 Wah mbak Nana rajin amat masih kerja.. besok
  kan
 libur nih mbak hehehe
 Mba Ika..
 iya yg gitu banget tuh.. soalnya kalo di toko
  kan
 sejutaan tuh.. nah aku ama
 suami mau beliin nih buat kado ultah raka..
  udah
 disiapin dana-nya.. tapi
 masih bingung antara ke prumpung sama
  asemka...
 Tapi sebenernya kalo pilihan lebih banyak mana
  ya?
 asemka atau prumpung..
 soalnya mo cari yg harganya miring sih...

 On Jan 9, 2008 7:21 PM, iKa Nurlistiyo
 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

  aku  beliin aby di cempaka mas,harganya
 Rp.850rb..untungnya tabungan aby
  dah
  cukup,hehe
  kk ipar beliin anaknya di prumpung,harganya
  kurleb
 Rp.600rb..
  pake aki,pake remote...yg dicari kek gitu
  kan,mbak
 eva??
 
  2008/1/9, Mardiana
  [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
   
   Masih di sunter nih Va..
   Waktu kalif kmrn sih belinya di ITC
  cempaka mas,
 biar gampang  gak jauh
   aja..
   Trus ultah berikutnya dibeliin motor sm
  neneknya
 tp blio belinya di
  pasar
   rumput, secara ibu² pengalaman nyari
  barang yg
 murah mnurut blio paling
  top
   di pasar rumput (stlah nyari di ITC mangga
  dua 
 ITC cempaka mas).
   Nah tp gak pernah pengalaman tuh beli di
  Asemka
  di prumpung, kalo di
   Asemka susah parkirnya, kalo di prumpung
  cm ada
 1-2 toko yg jual ya..
   banyaknya yg model jalannya pake kaki si
  anak
 (bahan plastik ringan)...
  
   Best Regards
   Mardiana
   http://ceritanana.blogspot.com/
   http://bunda2k.multiply.com/
  
   -Original Message-
   From: Evariny Andriana
 [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
   Sent: Wednesday, January 09, 2008 6:37 PM
  
   Halo halo.. masi ada yg onlen gak ya nih
 kemaleman ya gue?
   mo tanya dungs.. kalo mo beli mobil2an
  buat anak
 yg gede itu yg
  dijalanin
   pake aki.. mendingan cari di asemka atau
  di
 prumpung ya?
   banyakan pilihan dimana? harga bagusan
  mana?
  
   tengkyuuu
  
   --
  
   ---
   Evariny Andriana
   http://www.hypno-birthing.web.id/
  
  

   
 
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[balita-anda] Chromosome Abnormality Linked to Autism

2008-01-10 Terurut Topik boedoet

http://www.businessweek.com/technology/content/jan2008/tc2008019_887629.htm?campaign_id=rss_daily

Chromosome Abnormality Linked to Autism
The New England Journal of Medicine says researchers have found a link
between a genetic anomaly and the complex developmental disorder

Scientists have discovered the strongest link yet between specific
chromosomal abnormalities and an increased risk of autism, the neurological
disorder that affects up to one in every 166 children in the U.S.

The abnormalities were linked with certainty to only 1% of autism cases. But
the researchers, reporting in the latest issue of the New England Journal of
Medicine, say their work points the way to finding other genetic changes
linked to the disease, as well as potential treatments—and prenatal
screening tests that could spark ethical questions.

Using a very large genome scan, the researchers also discovered that the
genetic abnormalities—either a deletion or a duplication of a section of
chromosome 16—were not directly inherited from either parent. Instead they
developed spontaneously during the embryonic stage of development, possibly
due to interplay of various genetic factors inherited from the parents.

Through the use of new and very costly chromosome micro-array tests, doctors
can detect the abnormalities in autism patients and their parents and then
predict the risk of recurrence in subsequent pregnancies. We are beginning
to develop a full understanding of the autism spectrum disorder genome
which…ultimately will lead to the discovery of treatments that have the
greatest promise, says Eric Lander, director of the Broad Institute of MIT
and Harvard, which took part in the research.
Genetic Pathways Hard to Identify

The discovery marks another win for deCODE Genetics of Iceland, which also
conducted some of the research. The company has used its population
screening technology, and its extensive database of Icelanders' genomes, to
locate the genetic links to a huge range of diseases.

Autism spectrum disorder, as it is formally known, is a profound
developmental disease that affects speech, behavior, and cognition. Doctors
know the disease runs in families—90% of cases may be genetic—but the
genetic pathways have been extremely difficult to identify, likely because
more than one is the culprit. Only in 10% of cases can it be linked to
specific and well-known genetic anomalies, such as fragile-X syndrome.

Many parents long feared thimerosal, a preservative once contained in many
childhood vaccines, was the culprit, but study after study has failed to
find any link. Most recently, an extensive federal
studyhttp://www.businessweek.com/print/lifestyle/content/healthday/611489.html(
BusinessWeek.com, 1/7/08) released Jan. 7 found autism rates in California
have continued to rise over the last several years, long after thimerosal
was removed from almost all vaccines in 2001.
Largest Genome Scan To Date

The New England Journal study was conducted by a team put together by the
non-profit Autism Consortium. The other participants were Children's
Hospital in Boston and Massachusetts General Hospital. The consortium
initially screened the genomes of more than 3,000 people, including 1,441
diagnosed with autism, and found a deletion of the same section of
chromosome 16 in five of the autism patients. Children's Hospital scientists
found five more cases of that genetic deletion in testing of 512 people
suspected of having autism, and deCODE found the same in 3 out of 299 autism
patients. The researchers also discovered 11 patients had extra copies of
genes in the same region of chromosome 16 where others were missing genes.

Other researchers have identified chromosome 16 anomalies in patients with
autism, but this study is by far the largest genome scan for the disease to
date. The region of chromosome 16 missing or duplicated contains some 25
genes whose functions are not known. David Miller of Children's Hospital, a
co-author of the New England Journal paper, says his team plans further
study of the region to identify exactly which of these genes is most closely
linked to autism.

The immediate benefit, though, will be to help us clarify the diagnosis
when a determination of autism is difficult to make, says Miller. He
cautions, however, that any prenatal test, such as the one that screens for
Down's syndrome, is years away, as more precise knowledge of the genetic
causes of autism is needed. Some parents of autistic children have already
been vocal in their opposition to routine prenatal screening for autism,
should such a test come about, because it may lead prospective parents to
abort fetuses that, as children, could have been treated successfully, or
might never have developed the disease at all.

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