Write an article based on this "Look for patches of pigmented skin. Look for common head and face abnormalities. Look for skeletal defects. Look for genital defects in both males and females. Look for additional developmental problems. Watch out for the classic signs of anemia. Identify signs of reduced white blood cells. Watch out for signs of reduced platelets."
article: You will want to find flat patches of light brown skin, called "cafe au lait" (French for "coffee with milk") spots. There may also be patches of lighter skin (hypo-pigmentation). These include a small or large head, small lower jaw, bird-like face, sloped, prominent forehead etc. Some patients have low hairline and webbed neck. You may also find deformed eyes, eyelids, and ears. As a result of these defects, the FA sufferer may have problems with his hearing or sight. The thumb may be missing or deformed. Arms, forearms, thighs, and legs may be short, curved, or abnormally shaped. Hands and feet may have an abnormal number of bones, and some patients will have six fingers. The spine and vertebrae are common sites for skeleton defects. These include a curved spine, known as scoliosis, abnormal ribs and vertebrae, or extra vertebra. Of course, since males and females have different genital systems, you will have to look for different signs. Male genital defects can include underdevelopment of all genital organs, small penis, undescended testes, opening of urethra on the lower surface of penis, phimosis (abnormal tightness of the foreskin preventing retraction over the glans), small testes, and reduced production of sperm leading to infertility. Female genital defects include absent, very narrow, or rudimentary vagina or uterus and shrinkage of the ovaries. A baby may have low birth weight due to insufficient nutrition in the mother's womb. The child may not grow at a normal rate, and be shorter and thinner than children of same age. Any kind of anemia leads to inadequate oxygen supply to various tissues, meaning the patient will be undernourished in general. Poor brain development may mean a low IQ or learning difficulties. Fanconi anemia is a type of anemia, so it will share many symptoms of other forms of the disease. Suffering from these does not necessarily mean Fanconi anemia is the cause, but it is a possibility. Fatigue is the main symptom of anemia. It occurs because the supply of oxygen, which is needed to burn nutrients in the cells and produce energy, is reduced. Anemia also involves having reduced red blood cells (RBCs). Your skin will become pale in anemia because RBCs are responsible for the red color of the blood and thereby the pink hue of the skin. Anemia causes increased cardiac output and thus blood supply to tissues in an attempt to compensate poor oxygenation. This may tire the heart and lead to heart failure. In this condition, the child will develop a cough with frothy mucus, shortness of breath (particularly while lying down), or swelling of the body. Other symptoms of anemia include dizziness, headache (due to poor oxygen in the brain), and cold and clammy skin. White blood cells (WBCs) form the natural defense system of the body against various infections. When bone marrow fails, there will be reduced WBC production and loss of this natural defense. The child will easily develop infections from organisms that normal people can resist. These infections often last longer, and are difficult to treat. Children who are diagnosed with cancer at an early age should be screened for Fanconi anemia. Platelets are needed for clotting of blood. In platelet deficiency, small cuts and wounds will bleed longer. The child also may bruise easily or have petechiae. These small red or purple spots on the skin are the result of bleeding from small vessels running under the skin. If platelets are critically reduced, there may be spontaneous bleeding from the nose, mouth or digestive tract and in the joints. This is a serious condition that needs urgent medical attention.

Write an article based on this "Add a profile photo. Link your account. Start sharing."
article: Go to your profile page by tapping the bottom-right corner icon. Select the blank space beside your name. Select a picture from your library or choose to import your Facebook, Twitter, or other social accounts' picture. Go to your profile page once again and tap the the settings icon at the top-right corner of the screen. Tap "Share Settings" and select the accounts you would like to link to by tapping on its icon. You can choose more than 1 account. To take a photo, tap the camera icon in the middle of the dock. Take a picture and then apply effects and filters by simply tapping on them. Share to your friends to see!

Write an article based on this "Look for a wear indicator. Raise the front end of the car. Rock the wheels and check for play."
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While the vehicle is still on the ground, look underneath the car, on the bottom of the steering knuckle attached to the wheel. The most common indicator is a grease fitting that doubles as a wear indicator. That fitting, or boss, will stick out of the bottom of the joint's housing by about half an inch (1.25 centimeters). As it wears the boss will recede into the housing. As long as the boss protrudes out, the joint should be fine. Once the boss is flush with the housing or has receded even further, you'll need to replace the ball joint. This applies to older cars. Most new cars do not have wear indicators, or a grease fitting. If you can't find a wear indicator, or if the indicator doesn't give you a clear enough sign, raise up the car to inspect the joint more thoroughly. To check a loaded lower ball joint, the manufacturer will recommend that you place a jack under the lower control arm of the front wheel, as close to the ball joint as you can, then raise the vehicle until the wheel leaves the ground. If you don't do this, tension will still be on the ball joint when you jack up the car, making it difficult to move and look for play on the joint. Make sure there is no compression in the suspension when you check the ball joint. If you have control arms of unequal lengths, make sure the upper bump stop doesn't touch the control arm. Make sure your car is jacked securely. The vehicle must be on frame stands when jacked up and you are working on the vehicle. Move dial indicator to the side of the nut or to the side of the spindle and move the wheel in and out to check radial wear. For vertical play, place the dial indicator against the steering knuckle stud nut or the ball joint housing, depending on the manufacturer. Grab the wheel at the top and bottom (12 and 6 o'clock) to lift up and pull down. Move the dial gauge to the side of the nut and grab the tire at the bottom and move it in and out to check radial play of the joint. Read the dial indicator and check against the manufacturer's specifications. If the movement is beyond specifications, replace the ball joint. Experienced mechanics will also just check play by the feel, listening closely for any clicking or easy motion that suggests the ball joint is worn out. Alternatively, you could have a helper look closely at the joint itself to see if it appears loose as you move it.