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Jeopardy! Teen Tournament
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The Jeopardy! Teen Tournament is one of the traditional tournaments held each season on the TV quiz show Jeopardy! Contestants in this tournament are primarily high school students, and between the ages of thirteen and seventeen. A field of 15 players compete in this tournament; one alternate is invited as a standby, but the alternate has never entered competition.[citation needed] The daily syndicated version of the show has conducted Teen Tournament each season since 1987,[1] with two being held in Season 23 (2006-07). In the last two weeks of July 2007, a second Teen Tournament took place which was known as the Summer Games Tournament, making this the first (and only, to date) time in the daily syndicated Jeopardy!'s 23-year history that there were two Teen Tournaments held in the same season. Because of the Jeopardy! Battle of the Decades, the Season 30 Teen Tournament aired after regular non-tournament play has ended (July 21 to August 1, 2014).
The format used by the Teen Tournament format is identical to that of the Tournament of Champions and the College Championship: 5 quarterfinal games produce 5 semifinalists (winners) and 4 wildcard semifinalists (high scorers among nonwinners); 3 semifinals produce 3 finalists who compete in a 2-game final.
Contestant selection[edit]
Would-be contestants mailed postcards with their names and addresses to Jeopardy!. 1,200 teens were selected at random from the postcard entries and were invited to come (at their own expense) to one of four regional test centers (e.g. Houston, Minneapolis, Philadelphia, and Los Angeles) to take a timed written qualifying examination with the 50 clues read by Alex Trebek on a video monitor at the front of an exam room. Passing scorers were invited back for an interview and mock game using an electronic buzzer system. Their photographs are taken for their files, and they are asked to fill out a short information sheet with interesting facts about themselves that may be later used by Alex Trebek during the interview portion of the show. Selected contestants and alternates were notified that they had been chosen to appear on the show one to two months later. They are then flown to Los Angeles to tape the show. Taping occurs over a period of two days, with the five quarterfinals played on the first day and the three seminfinals and two final games played on the second day. Accommodations were provided for the contestants at the Beverly Hilton in Beverly Hills, with taping taking place at the Sony Pictures Studios in Culver City, California.
Contestants registered on the Jeopardy! web site rather than submitting postcards. As before, a select number of registrants were invited to audition and take a written test at a regional audition. Accommodations for contestants are provided at the Hilton in Universal City, California.
All web site registrants take a 50-question timed online test at one set test time, usually late February. The test is given using Adobe Flash and takers are given 15 seconds per clue to type in their answers. A random selection of those who pass the test are invited to attend regional auditions in November at 4 locations around the United States at which another 50-question written test is given, followed by interviews and mock games. The number of students selected for the regional auditions is usually around 300, from which 15 are selected for the show.
The prize amounts for all contestants are as follows:
|Finalists (minimum guarantees)
|1st runner-up
|2nd runner-up
|1987-Winter 1997
(and a spot in the
|Fall 1997–2000
Other prizes[edit]
- Until 2001, all Teen Tournament winners were invited to participate in the Tournament of Champions.[2]
- In 1999 and again from 2001 to 2003, the Teen Tournament winner was awarded a new car (a Chevrolet Cavalier in 1999, a Chevrolet Tracker in 2001, a Mitsubishi Eclipse GS Convertible in 2002, and a Volkswagen New Beetle in 2003).
- Contestants in the 2005 Teen Tournament were awarded a computer package.
List of participants[edit]
The following is a list of contestants and where they placed in the tournament. Winners and runners-up who earned more than the minimum guarantees are as indicated in parentheses.
|Season 3 (February 16–27, 1987)
|Winner: Michael Galvin[3]
1st runner-up: Mitch Epner ($13,800)
2nd runner-up: Dana Venator
|Mike Becker
Paul Egendorf
Brian Kalt
Salil Kumar
Lisa Patterson
David Simon
|Felicia Corralez
Creswell Formey
Curt King
Dawn-Marie Nolan
Sara Stanchina
Amy Wilson
|Season 4 (February 8–19, 1988)
|Winner: Michael Block[3]
1st runner-up: David Javerbaum ($21,400)
2nd runner-up: David Graham ($14,300)
|Jason Albert
Chris Capozzola
Sasha Dublin
Neil Gronewetter
Mark Wong
Stefanie Wulfestieg
|Mia Diamond
Sarah Fanning
Delaine Foss
Gene Hayes
Eric Reid
Julie Robichaux
|Season 5 (February 6–17, 1989)
|Winner: Eric Newhouse ($28,100)[3]
1st runner-up: Stanley Wu ($15,700)
2nd runner-up: Elena Whitley ($13,400)
|Kristen Brimus
Don Chase
Ryan Godfrey
Matt Lindley
3Peter Morris
|David Dodson
Tracy Fisher
Marnie Helfrich
Samantha Moeschler
Matt Pearson
Laura Speer
|Season 6 (February 5–16, 1990)
|Winner: Jamie Weiss ($26,000)[3]
1st runner-up: Andrew McGeorge ($15,400)
2nd runner-up: Richard Morris ($11,799)
|Peji Ghanouni
Mike Grant
Scott Hoffman
Beth Mullins
3Wen Shen
Avi Stadler
|Chris Black
Jennifer Dikes
Dionne King
Sharon Kristal
Kate Veksler
Stacey White
|Season 7 (February 11–22, 1991)[4]
|Winner: Andy Westney[3]
1st runner-up: Dana Bacon
2nd runner-up: Julie Knauer
|Joanne Chan
Kareem Crayton
Agatha Feltus
Robert Fielding
Maggie Large
Jim Palusak
|Chris Beckner
Dan Gordon
Francesca Khactu
Christy Peterson
3Lauren Sager
Hanna Stotland
|Season 8 (February 24 – March 6, 1992)
|Winner: April McManus[3]
1st runner-up: Cori Van Noy ($10,600)
2nd runner-up: Jill Young
|Dylan Fulmer
Pat Gavin
Matt Kane
Rob Marus
Raj Raghavan
Becky Slitt
|Andrew Brown
Jason Colby
KC Harris
3Muffy Marracco Morris
Melissa Murray
Trucle Nguyen
|Season 9 (February 1–12, 1993)
|Winner: Fraser Woodford ($28,999)[3]
1st runner-up: Jesse Roach ($12,600)
2nd runner-up: Mit Robertson ($8,400)
|Anne Black
Nancy Dickman
Patricia Larash
Lev Osherovicz
Carrie Pruett
Colin Rafferty
|Nancy Dickmann
Chauncey Dobberson
Jessie Gile
Brent Keeling
Lev Osherovich
Suj Vijayan
|Season 10 (February 7–18, 1994)
|Winner: Matt Morris ($29,601)[3]
1st runner-up: Peter Steffen
2nd runner-up: Paul Loeffler
|E.J. Ciraki
Jesse Irwin
Jeremy Manta
Gerry Tansey
Dorothy Thompson
Felicia Wu
|Scott Alport
Rebecca Cinderbrand
Alice Handley
Carsten Reichel
Valerie Voldivici
Jonathan Zimmerman
|Season 11 (February 6–17, 1995)
|Winner: Matthew Zielenski ($42,300)[3]
1st runner-up: Susannah Batko-Yovino ($26,200)
2nd runner-up:3Deborah Sager ($17,300)
|Chris Jacobs
Sujit Raman
Matthew Sandler
Shannon Shelton
Chuck Truesdell
Halla Yang
|Erika Brown
Courtney Donovan
3Gwen Shen
Gus Splittorf
Jim Stichen
Martha Van Hoy
|Season 12 (May 6–17, 1996)
|Winner:1Amanda Goad ($31,200)[3]
1st runner-up:1Derek Bridges ($31,200)
2nd runner-up: Joe Gurski ($24,800)
|Linda Alila
Julee Baber
Anthony Chiu
Peter M. Friedman
Geoffrey Hatchard
Ben Healy
|Carmen Abrazado
Heather Burnett
Talisha Burton
Lawson Fite
Penelope Pajel
Jodi Sangster
|Season 13 (February 3–14, 1997)
|Winner: Josh Den Hartog[3]
1st runner-up: Justin Powell ($17,125)
2nd runner-up: Akiva Fox
|Fran Bigman
Matthew Burgess
Pooja Dhume
Brandon Frantz
Faith Hillis
Tanis O'Connor
|Chad Bell
Audrey Droesch
Sharon Druck
Rita Hamad
Brian Joseph
Alex Rubalcaya
|Season 14 (November 3–14, 1997), with its second week at DAR Constitution Hall in Washington, DC
|Winner: Sahir Islam ($26,300)[2][3]
1st runner-up: Enos Williams ($20,800)
2nd runner-up: Kristen Stuckey ($14,400)
|Evan Johnson
Jonathan Lowe
James Sumner
Kathy Thompson
Bea Vo
Kira Whelan
|Julie Anastasi
Meghan Arnold
Rachel Johnson
Deon Lackey
Jennifer Rehmann
Justin Watkins
|Season 15 Teen Reunion Tournament (November 16-20, 1998) at the Wang Theater in Boston, Massachusetts
|Winner: Eric Newhouse
1st runner-up: David Javerbaum
2nd runner-up: Chris Capozzola
|Sascha Dublin
Creswell Formey
Samantha Moeschler
3Peter Morris
Julie Robichaux
Amy Wilson
Stan Wu
Stefanie Wulfestieg
Dana Venator
|Season 15 (February 22 – March 5, 1999)
|Winner: Melissa Sexstone[3]
1st runner-up: Trish Ranney ($17,600)
2nd runner-up: Elizabeth Nyman
|Jeff Cary
Lina Ghosh
Katie Halliday
Oliver Longwell
Sam Sanker
Joan Williams
|Nate Budde
2Milo Dochow
Brian Dunlap
Lindsay Embysk
Kitty Roberts
Rubani Trimiew
|Season 16 (November 1–12, 1999), with its second week at the Theater at Madison Square Garden in New York City
|Winner: Chacko George[3]
1st runner-up: Emily Deveau
2nd runner-up: Kristy Jones ($10,700)
|Jack Challis
Erin Gell
Gerrit Hall
Brittan Heller
Chrissy Ijams
Elizabeth Norton
|Miguel Dickson
Scott Duquette
Brian Golden
Marcia Hensley
Brian Polk
Adam Trabka
|Season 17 (April 30 – May 11, 2001), at the Pennsylvania Convention Center in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
|Winner: Graham Gilmer[3]
1st runner-up: Andy Siegler
2nd runner-up: Colleen Mahoney
|Katherine Bushey
Ryan Ballangee
Logan Bell
Misti Coronel
Jonathan Reinstein
Alexis Stevens
|Caley Anderson
Paige Feldman
Tom Hartmann
Nicole Reimer
Amanda Trujillo
Farah Zolghadr
|Season 18 (February 4–15, 2002)
|Winner: Bernard Holloway[3]
1st runner-up: George Nelson ($29,497)
2nd runner-up: Seth Disner ($28,900)
|Lindsey Bartlett
Heidi Greimann
Emily Karrs
Andy Kravis
Evan Stewart
Liana Walters
|Anna Gohmann
Blake Hernandez
Seveen Kannankara
Margaret Monroe
Allie Pape
Dan Royles
|Season 19 (February 3–14, 2003)
|Winner: John Zhang[3]
1st runner-up: Tyler Allard ($28,400)
2nd runner-up: Anthony Valente ($24,799)
|Russell Berris
Stephanie Ehresman
John Matthews
Tara Karr
Benjamin Swartz
Shuyu Wang
|Susan Bellenot
Kendra Chapman
Jonathan Gillerman
Joel Knight
Brittany McCants
Elizabeth Mullowney
|Season 20 (February 9–20, 2004)
|Winner: Jennifer Wu[3]
1st runner-up: Chris Holden
2nd runner-up: Courtney Bennis
|Meghan Apfelbaum
Heather Goodlett
Kerry Lambeth
Muhammad Meigooni
Matt Nordsten
Oliver Sherouse
|Ashley Anderson
Emily Birkel
Lauren Drell
Brad Hoff
Jason Rindenau
Zach Schoepflin
|Season 21 (January 26 – February 8, 2005)
|Winner: Michael Braun[3]
1st runner-up: Wes Kovarik ($30,000)
2nd runner-up: Anne Shivers ($18,000)
|Caitlin Cook
Ruvani Fonseka
Steve Golden
Jimmy Li
Peter Severson
Orlando Zambrano
|Vanamali Compton
Amy Fletcher
Allan Long
Whitney Prince
Kerri Regan
Chloé White
|Season 22 (February 6–17, 2006)
|Winner: Papa Chakravarthy[3]
1st runner-up: Andrew Kreitz
2nd runner-up: Matt Klein
|Camille Bullock
Joseph Graumann
Iddoshe Hirpa
David Hoffelmeyer
Sebastian Johnson[5]
Allison Peña
|Laura Ansley
Katie James
Loren Loiacono
Lauren Romero
Kenneth Schlax
Andrew Watkins
|Season 23 (February 5–16, 2007)
|Winner: David Walter[3]
1st runner-up: Ben Schenkel ($42,800)
2nd runner-up: Stephen Fritz ($25,460)
|Caroline Bartman
Frank Firke
Heidi Fogle
Naomi Hinchen
Myles Jeffrey
Hank Robinson
|Kristin Briggs
Allison Dziuba
Jeffrey Gerlomes
Caroline Jones
Heidi Liu
Eliza Urban
|Season 23 Teen Tournament Summer Games (July 16–27, 2007)
|Winner: Meryl Federman[3]
1st runner-up: Greg Peterson ($38,600)
2nd runner-up: Kyle Neblett ($36,400)
|Lisa Ackerman
Jeffrey Baer
Kriti Gandhi
Rachel Gottesman
Andy Hutchins
Aiden Pink
|Kristiana Henderson
Amy Levine
Tommy Maranges
Lindsey Nicolai
Ben Noe
Amy Varallo
|Season 24 (February 11–22, 2008)
|Winner: Rachel Horn[3][6]
1st runner-up: Rachel "Steve" Cooke[6] ($25,000)
2nd runner-up: Zia Choudhury[6] ($18,000)
|Hunter Brown
Will Casper
Todd Faulkenberry
Katie Gill
Melissa Luttmann
Naren Tallapragada
|Maria Bennici
Bonnie Cao
Mollie Haycock
Becky Kralle
Janelle Lambert
Nick Philip
|Season 25 (November 10–21, 2008)
|Winner: Anurag Kashyap[3]
1st runner-up: Bradley Silverman ($44,600)
2nd runner-up: Audrey Hosford ($26,400)
|Ben Chuchla
Shelby Malone
Sarah Marx
Brandon Saunders
3Jay Schrader
Karan Takhar
|Haley Batz
Charlie Carbery
Casey Clough
Katie Houghton
Drew Scheeler
Christopher Weis
|Season 26 (November 2–13, 2009)[7]
|Winner: Rachel Rothenberg[8]
1st runner-up: Will Dantzler ($31,600)[9]
2nd runner-up: Aidan Mehigan[10]
|Zach Blumenfeld
Solomon Howard
Gabriel Johnson
Hema Karunakaram[1]
Gabe Orlet
Lindsay Oxx[11]
|Bonny Jain
Emily Lever
Stephanie Radke
Samantha Reback
Kennedy Stomps
Forrest Sturgill
|Season 27 (February 17 – March 2, 2011)[12]
|Winner: Raynell Cooper[13]
1st runner-up: Kailyn LaPorte ($42,600)[13]
2nd runner-up: Raya Elias-Pushett ($20,851)[13]
|Nikhil Desai
Erin Hart[14]
Idrees Kahloon[15]
Lindsey Thiesfeld
Kate Wadman
Brandon Welch
|Cosi Audi
Raphie Cantor
Steven Ho[16]
Christian Ie[17]
Carlee Jensen[14]
Andrew Van Duyn
|Season 28 (April 30 – May 11, 2012) with its second week at DAR Constitution Hall in Washington, DC
|Winner: Elyse Mancuso ($79,600)[3]
1st runner-up: Rose Schaefer ($36,000)
2nd runner-up: Catherine Briley ($31,000)
|Krishna Bharathala
1Evan Eschliman
Ben Greenho
Anshika Niraj
Eliza Scruton
Kevin Yang
|Morgan Flood
1Gabriela Gonzales
Jeff Haylon
Sam Leanza
Caleb Olson
3Rob Schrader
|Season 29 (January 30 – February 12, 2013)
|Winner:4Leonard Cooper[3]
1st runner-up: Barrett Block ($35,600)
2nd runner-up:4Nilai Sarda ($26,400)
|Tori Amos
William Crouch
Kelton Ellis
4Emily Greenberg
4Irene Vazquez
Joe Vertnik
|Lila Anderson
Arjun Byju
Olivia Hummer
Brittany Poppen
Katie Stone
Jordan Villanueva
|Season 30 (July 21 – August 1, 2014)
|Winner:1Jeff Xie
1st runner-up:1Alan Koolik ($54,200)
2nd runner-up: Cooper Lair ($31,200)
|Kat Deabill
William Golden
Selena Groh
Sam Lerner
Sydney Mokel
Joe Taglic
|Nikki Airi
Eileen Bunch
Erin Christopher
Kevin Huang
Ananya Nrusimha
Josiah Takang
^1 Amanda Goad and Derek Bridges were tied for first place at the end of the 1996 Teen Tournament. The tie was broken in a special tiebreaker round. The category was U.S. Cities and the answer was "A November 1995 Bosnian peace accord is named for this city". The correct response, given by Amanda, was "What was Dayton, Ohio?". The 2012 Teen Tournament also ended in a tie in the last quarterfinal match between Evan Eschliman and Gabriela Gonzales. The category was Literary Characters and the answer was "Although he doesn't actually appear in 1984, his presence is everywhere—on posters, coins & telescreens". The correct response, given by Evan was "Who is Big Brother?" (Evan advanced to the semifinals, but Gabriela didn't have enough money to make it via wildcard). Jeff Xie and Alan Koolik were tied for first place at the end of the 2014 Teen Tournament. The tie was broken in a special tiebreaker round. The category was the Civil War and the answer was "The battles of Shiloh and Collierville were fought in this state". The correct response, given by Jeff, was "What is Tennessee?".[18]
^2 Due to a questionable judges' ruling in Final Jeopardy!, Milo Dochow was brought back for the Winter 2000 Jeopardy! College Championship; however, he failed to advance to the semifinals.
^3 Peter Morris in 1989 and Muffy Marracco Morris in 1992 were the first pair of siblings to appear on the Teen Tournament. Peter Morris appeared again on the 1998 Teen Reunion Tournament. Wen Shen in 1990 and Gwen Shen of 1995 were also brother and sister. Lauren Sager (1991) and Deborah Sager (1995) are sisters.[19] Jay Schrader (2008) and Rob Schrader (2012) are also brothers.
^4 Leonard Cooper in 2013 is the only contestant in Jeopardy! tournament history (all tournaments combined) to lose his semifinal but win the tournament. A triple-zero score in the second semifinal necessitated the use of the wild card option in the semifinals, similar to the first round. In the third semifinal, Nilai Sarda ($30,400) defeated Cooper ($30,200) and Emily Greenberg ($24,400). The only other non-zero semifinal score was Irene Vazquez ($100) from the first semifinal.
A console game based on the Teen Tournament was released in the mid 1990s for the Nintendo Game Boy.
Teen Reunion Tournament[edit]
The Jeopardy! Teen Reunion Tournament was a special one-week tournament held in November 1998 at the Wang Center for the Performing Arts in Boston, Massachusetts that invited back 12 former Teen Tournament contestants from the first three tournaments on Jeopardy!
Twelve former Teen Tournament contestants competed three at a time in four qualifying round matches. Winning contestants who were among the top three scorers would play in the final match for $50,000. Losing qualifiers took home $5,000, while the non-playing finalist took home $7,500. The third place finisher took home a minimum guarantee of $10,000, while the second place finisher was entitled to a minimum guarantee of $15,000. The highest scoring player in the finals took home $50,000.
The two nonwinning finalists also received the board game Game of the Year by University Games as well as a Tigris Pyramid and Movana.
- Qualifying round
- November 16, 1998: Dana Venator defeated Peter Morris and Creswell Formey.
- November 17, 1998: David Javerbaum defeated Amy Wilson and Sascha Dublin.
- November 18, 1998: Eric Newhouse defeated Stefanie Wulfestieg and Julie Robichaux.
- November 19, 1998: Chris Capozzola defeated Stanley Wu and Samantha Moeschler.
Capozzola, Javerbaum, and Newhouse advanced to the finals.
- Finals
- November 20, 1998: Newhouse defeated Javerbaum and Capozzola.
- ^ a b c d e f g Needham, Bob (November 4, 2009). "Jeopardy! Teen Tournament Features Saline High School Student". annarbor.com. Archived from the original on October 5, 2012.
- ^ a b Puner, Linda (November 23, 1997). "Somers Student, 17, Wins Jeopardy! Teen Tournament". The New York Times. Archived from the original on August 13, 2009.
- ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z The names and winnings of the Teen Tournament champions from the Trebek era are sourced from the following page: "This is JEOPARDY! – Show Guide – Hall of Fame – Teen Champions". Sony Pictures Digital and Jeopardy Productions. Retrieved March 28, 2013.
- ^ 1991 Jeopardy Teen Tournament Intros
- ^ Allen, Phillip (February 14, 2006). "Johnson finishes second in Jeopardy! Teen Tournament semifinals". Silver Chips Online. Archived from the original on unknown date. Retrieved July 11, 2013. Check date values in:
- ^ a b c Grosvenor, Carrie (February 21, 2008). "Jeopardy! Teen Tournament (2008) Finals". About.com Game Shows. Archived from the original on May 13, 2013.
- ^ "Jeopardy! Teen Tournament Season 26". Sony Pictures Digital and Jeopardy Productions. Archived from the original on November 3, 2009.
- ^ "Jeopardy! Teen Tournament Winner". CNYCentral.com. August 31, 2010. Archived from the original on October 8, 2012.
- ^ Taylor, Amy Wise (November 12, 2009). "Will Dantzler becomes a Jeopardy! Teen Tournament semi-finalist". The Catholic Miscellany. Archived from the original on March 18, 2012.
- ^ "Pittsburgh Teenager Wins 1st Place in Jeopardy! Teen Tournament" (Press release). Sony Pictures Digital and Jeopardy Productions. November 13, 2009. Archived from the original on November 21, 2009.
- ^ Roman, Elizabeth (November 9, 2009). "Longmeadow teen Lindsay Oxx appears on Jeopardy! Teen Tournament". Masslive.com. Archived from the original on April 4, 2012.
- ^ "Jeopardy! Teen Tournament Season 27". Sony Pictures Digital and Jeopardy Productions. Archived from the original on February 18, 2011.
- ^ a b c "Maryland Teenager Wins First Place in Jeopardy! Teen Tournament" (Press release). Sony Pictures Digital and Jeopardy Productions. March 2, 2011. Archived from the original on March 6, 2011.
- ^ a b Orzeck, Kurt (February 23, 2011). "Samohi Student Loses in Jeopardy Teen Tournament". Santa Monica Patch. Archived from the original on October 1, 2012.
- ^ Lane, Tammy (February 18, 2011). "PLD Junior Competes in Jeopardy! Teen Tournament". Fayette County Public Schools: Where It's About Kids. Archived from the original on January 17, 2013.
- ^ Ganster, Kathleen (February 10, 2011). "A newsmaker you should know: O'Hara student on 'Jeopardy' teen tournament". Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. Archived from the original on June 28, 2011.
- ^ Compton, Tracey (March 24, 2011). "Kentridge senior wins $1 in Jeopardy! Teen Tournament". Renton Reporter. Archived from the original on April 19, 2012.
- ^ J! Archive – Help – Tiebreaker Round definition
- ^ The Daily Pennsylvanian 'Jeopardy!' star quick on the buzzer
External links[edit]
- The official Jeopardy! website
- Official Jeopardy! Season 29 Teen Tournament website
- Official Jeopardy! Season 30 Teen Tournament website


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COLORADO CITY - There is no shortage of horror stories about the neighboring polygamist communities of Colorado City, Ariz., and Hildale, Utah.
Former members speak of subjugation, mental torture, rape, incest and child abuse. Antipolygamy activists rail against government inaction and promise a haven for women and children who flee the tight-knit society.
"Now I know what a cult is . . . If they were told to take cyanide I think they'd do it," said Pam Black, who left the sect five years ago with her 14 children. "Some light has got to shine on this dark corner of the world."
In recent days, rumors have been as plentiful as the breathtaking vistas in this pristine redrock country on the Arizona Strip.
At least three teenage girls have run away this month saying they would be forced to become one of several "spiritual" wives to much older men.
More runaways, including boys and a mother with her children, were rumored to be in nearby St. George, Utah. Arizona authorities met with Utah counterparts in law enforcement and domestic violence to prepare for a mass exodus that, so far, hasn't happened.
Underlying it all is a schism within the Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, whose members split from Mormons to create the country's largest polygamist community in 1890 when Mormons banned plural marriages.
Prophet Warren Jeffs earlier this month excommunicated 20 of the sect's most powerful members — including longtime Colorado City mayor and polygamy's public face, Dan Barlow, and three of his brothers — stripping them of their wives, children and homes. The women and children are to be "reassigned" to other men. Nearly all of the property in the two towns is owned by the United Effort Plan, a foundation administered by a handful of church elite.
On Friday, one of the excommunicated men, Ross Chatwin, held a news conference in front of his Colorado City home. Chatwin compared Jeffs to Hitler and said he "has to be stopped before he ruins all of us." Chatwin has refused to leave the town and encouraged the others to do the same.
Jeffs, who may have as many as 30 wives and more than 100 children, is rumored to be building a compound in Mexico, Utah law enforcement officials said. He hasn't been seen outside his brickwalled Hildale compound in months, area residents said.
"He's either going to go to Mexico, or he's going to go to jail," said Benjamin Bistline, a Colorado City historian and former sect member.
Bistline predicts that another splinter group will break off and form a third ward under the Barlows, following a similar path taken years ago by sect members who now live in nearby Centennial Park, Ariz., and are known as the 2nd Ward. Many there still practice polygamy but typically have more freedom in their dress and other activities.
Politicians and law officers are under increasing pressure to do something. There is wide disagreement, however, about what to do and whether it will make any difference.
Arizona legislators are drafting a "child bigamy" law similar to Utah's, making it illegal to cohabitate with girls under 16. County sheriffs on both sides of the state line stepped up patrols in the towns this past week, as Colorado City and Hildale residents are known to be well-armed and zealous.
But the towns have remained quiet, and state and local officials were downplaying any threat.
"This has been blown way out of proportion," Bistline said. "There's no danger of any Waco."
Still, Bistline and others hope that women and children find a way out of the sect that critics say is based on subservience to men. An educational campaign, including leaflets and billboards, is being drafted to help women and teens who want to leave.
For many of the 8,000 people in the hilltop towns, however, it will be a hard sell. As they see it, they would be trading eternal salvation for hell.
"This is my life and I love it," said one resident, who asked only to be identified by her first name, Marlene. She is in a plural marriage. Her father had five wives.
"We care for our children. We care for each other," she told the Tribune during a brief interview in Colorado City. "If you were to take this away from me, you might as well stand me up and shoot me."
Other members of the community, who paused only briefly as they shopped in the town's only grocery store or walked along the dusty streets, refused to give their names when approached by the Tribune. They've been taught their whole lives that outsiders are evil and are told not to speak with them.
"I think they should mind their own damn business," said one young woman with a toddler in tow, when asked about the recent attention. "I'm a stubborn person. It's my choice, and I wouldn't be here if I didn't want to be."
Marlene said child abuse or incest is no more prevalent in Colorado City and Hildale than anywhere else. Former sect members say otherwise.
"They're forcing these young girls to marry older men," said Bistline, who years ago had hoped for more wives but was never granted them because he was out of favor with the sect's leadership. "There's quite a bit of incest."
Prosecuting the men in these cases has been difficult.
Victims generally refuse to testify or they recant. To avoid incriminating their husband, the wives of former Colorado City police officer Rodney Holm were prepared to testify that they impregnated themselves with a turkey baster, said Washington County Sheriff Kirk Smith. A St. George jury convicted Holm last year of bigamy and sexual misconduct with a minor. He's serving a year in jail on work release, and lives in Hildale down the canyon from Black.
"We hear the rumors, but it has yet to be backed up with any concrete evidence," Smith said. "From birth they are indoctrinated into their way of thinking."
Colorado City appears, at first glance, a quaint and gentle place. People are reminiscent of the Amish with their homespun clothing and simple ways. It's as if time had stopped 100 years ago.
Girls and women are clothed from neck to toe, wearing pants or leggings underneath long, highcollared dresses. Their hair is styled neatly into long braids, with women sporting a wavy bouffant in front. Boys are dressed in long pants and long-sleeved shirts buttoned to the neck.
"We thought they were so cute. Then we found out," said Lupe Lenhof, who moved to St. George, Utah, from California two years ago and would see the women and children when they would travel the 35 miles to St. George to shop.
In Colorado City and Hildale, children stop and stare as visitors drive into town, women look up from watering their gardens. Bicycles and plastic playhouses litter the yards of enormous houses that look more like small hotels. Down the block are singlewide trailers and ramshackle homes in various stages of construction.
In fact, most houses in Colorado City look like they're under construction. Authorities have said this is one way property owners attempt to skirt Arizona property tax levies.
The grocery store, Vermillion Restaurant and a gas station are the few businesses with signs out front. Other businesses, from huge industrial buildings to tiny one-room shops, are unmarked, but residents know what they are. Horse corrals, cow pastures and hay bales fill the expanses between houses.
Visitors, even deputy sheriffs, are eyed suspiciously and often followed through town. The "God Squad," a group of men on horseback who patrol the towns, have been known to harass outsiders. One girl in St. George told of being driven off the road a few years back when she and some friends drove up to see what was going on in the community the day the sect said the world would end.
"It's such an uncomfortable place," said Laura Stokes, a deputy sheriff in Washington County, Utah, as she patrolled the streets. "I know that they don't like me here."
Marlene said community members are distrustful for good reason.
It began with the infamous Short Creek Raid in 1953, when she was a baby. Arizona Gov. Howard Pyle ordered all the married men jailed on bigamy charges, their wives and children bused to foster homes in the Valley. The event triggered a political backlash against state officials. That fallout, some observers have said, is a key reason why authorities have been hesitant to take actions ever since.
But even after the men were released and the families reunited in the renamed Colorado City back in the 1950s, Marlene said, they were scorned and discriminated against.
"We have been mistreated. We have not been given our religious freedom," she said. "If (polygamy) is led properly, it is beautiful. If people saw the benefits — you have a support system that you don't have anywhere else."
Polygamy is a central tenet of the fundamentalist religion, which holds that a man must have three wives in order to ascend to heaven. In a typical polygamist "marriage,'' only one woman is legally bound to her husband. The rest are known as "spiritual'' or "celestial'' wives, an arrangement that avoids prosecution under traditional bigamy laws.
Women and children are taught to obey their husbands and fathers, and everyone obeys the prophet. Women who rebel may be given to another husband whom church leaders believe can better control her, Black said. The worst, she said, are institutionalized.
After Holm was convicted last August, his attorney said the man's polygamous culture was his religion, the same heritage that many Mormons share.
Polygamy was a tenet of Mormonism for decades after its founding in the early 19th century. It eventually was renounced, a key concession that cleared the way for Utah to become a state. Mormon leaders today repeatedly stress the practice is no longer part of the Mormon religion.
"We don't see our ancestors as immoral or wrong," Holm's attorney, Rodney Parker, said after his client's verdict. "We see them as victims of religious persecution."
In Colorado City and Hildale, church leaders routinely pair teenage girls with middle-aged men, and fathers offer their daughters to be married as a way to curry favor with leadership, former members said. Those in favor get the wives, the big houses and the jobs, they said. Those who are not wind up with nothing.
"All I wanted was to have some sister wives so my husband could go to heaven," Black said. But her husband, Martin, was never granted one. "I was angry at God. 'Will you give this man another wife?' "
Despite being born and raised in the polygamist community, with a deep fear of God and authority, Black was rebellious. At first the leaders tried to give her to another man. She refused, so they moved to divorce the couple and take her children.
"We loved each other, but we were totally controlled," she said.
Finally, Martin Black realized he would never have another wife, even if he divorced Pam, or a way to earn a living. He and Pam took their children and left the church and the only life they had known, becoming apostates, which in the sect is considered worse than the devil. They joined her parents on seven acres at the end of a rutted dirt road in red-walled Water Canyon, one of the few families in the towns to own their property.
One of her daughters remains in the sect — she is 33, one of two wives, with seven children and pregnant with twins.
"She's angry. She feels like I'm hurting the people by speaking out," Black said. "But I have a statement to make: The women have rights."
Boys are often shunned from the sect as they grow older because the polygamist system depends on more women than men, said Mohave County Supervisor Buster Johnson, a critic of the community. The teens may be excommunicated or just encouraged to leave, he said.
One man has taken the boys under his wing. A former sect member until his wife was taken from him two years ago, Douglas Cooke has taken in seven young men who left the church and given them jobs laying ceramic tile in St. George.
They are all over 18, so there would be no legal interference as is alleged in cases of younger teens. Underage runaways last weekend did spend the night at his home, he said, but left in the morning when he told them he could not "guarantee them they wouldn't be locked up." That same day, a spokesman for the Utah Attorney General's Office called to remind him that he could be on the wrong side of the law if he harbors the youngsters.
Cooke is part of an underground railroad that moves runaways out below the radar of state child welfare and law enforcement, maintaining that the children would not run if they had to face authorities.
"Since I've been out, I've had 20 to 25 people pass through here," he said. "We found them places. I just want to keep it discreet, because I'll get shut down."
Relatives of Fawn Holm and Fawn Broadbent, both 16, came by his place with police after the girls ran away two weeks ago, he said. The girls' parents also reportedly traveled to Phoenix, where the girls have been placed in a foster home.
Despite the high-profile attention given to the 16-yearolds, there is no mass exodus from the twin towns nestled between the state highway and the breathtaking sandstone cliffs that lead eventually to Zion National Park.
Stories in the Tribune touched off the most recent media deluge, after antipolygamy activist and former sect member Flora Jessop brought Holm and Broadbent from Colorado City to Phoenix. Several days later, a juvenile court judge agreed there was reason enough to place them in state custody. This occurred the same week that Barlow and the other men were ordered to leave.
It's the first time a child from the sect has been placed in protective custody rather than returned to his or her parents, according to activists. It was followed days later by a similar ruling in Utah, after a 17-year-old ran to St. George's Youth Crisis Center and said she was being forced to marry a man twice her age.
"The father of that girl was irate," Stokes said. "He was pounding on the door of the crisis center. She wouldn't come out."
Jessop and others say these rulings, together with increased attention from the media and Arizona and Utah politicians, has given hope to women and children who want to leave.
"Somehow, the reality is being cracked by younger kids," said Mary Thompson, head of the governor's Office for Women, who traveled to St. George a week ago to strategize with domestic violence and law enforcement officials. "They don't see themselves as having any choice. We're just trying to educate them and say, 'yes, you do.' "
There have long been runaways to crack the dome that seems to cover Colorado City and Hildale, and there probably always will be. But without evidence, witnesses or — in the case of polygamists who legally marry only one woman — even a crime, some doubt whether there will be much in the way of real change.
"For the most part, you have people out there who truly, honestly and deeply believe what they're doing is right," said Smith. "They have a right, within the framework of the law, to practice their religion as they see fit."


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For population 25 years and over in Monticello:
For population 15 years and over in Monticello city:
263 residents are foreign born (0.7% Asia).
Median real estate property taxes paid for housing units with mortgages in 2012: $870 (0.8%)
Nearest city with pop. 50,000+: Lafayette, IN (23.9 miles , pop. 56,397).
Nearest city with pop. 200,000+: Indianapolis, IN (73.7 miles , pop. 781,870).
Nearest city with pop. 1,000,000+: Chicago, IL (89.3 miles , pop. 2,896,016).
Nearest cities: Norway, IN (1.6 miles ), Reynolds, IN (2.4 miles ), Yeoman, IN (2.4 miles) , Idaville, IN (2.5 miles ), Chalmers, IN (2.8 miles ), Burnettsville, IN (3.0 miles ), Buffalo, IN (3.1 miles ), Monon, IN (3.2 miles ).
Latitude: 40.75 N, Longitude: 86.77 W
Daytime population change due to commuting: +2,824 (+52.5%)
Area code: 574
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On 3/20/1976, a category F4 (max. wind speeds 207-260 mph) tornado 10.4 miles away from the Monticello city center injured 8 people and caused between $500,000 and $5,000,000 in damages.
On 4/26/1994, a category F4 tornado 11.6 miles away from the city center killed 3 people and injured 70 people and caused between $500,000 and $5,000,000 in damages.
Earthquake activity:Monticello-area historical earthquake activity is significantly below Indiana state average. It is 97% smaller than the overall U.S. average.
On 9/12/2004 at 13:05:19, a magnitude 3.8 (3.5 MB, 3.8 MW, 3.6 LG, Depth: 3.8 mi, Class: Light, Intensity: II - III) earthquake occurred 94.8 miles away from the city center
On 4/14/2000 at 03:54:20, a magnitude 3.6 (3.6 LG, Depth: 3.1 mi) earthquake occurred 68.3 miles away from Monticello center
On 12/20/1990 at 14:04:17, a magnitude 3.6 (3.6 LG, Depth: 6.2 mi) earthquake occurred 81.5 miles away from the city center
On 12/17/1990 at 05:24:59, a magnitude 3.2 (3.2 MD, Depth: 6.2 mi) earthquake occurred 49.2 miles away from the city center
On 12/16/1996 at 01:58:31, a magnitude 3.1 (3.1 LG, Depth: 3.1 mi) earthquake occurred 92.5 miles away from Monticello center
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Total length: 29 meters (95ft)
Total costs: $8,800,000
Total average daily traffic: 18,443
Total average daily truck traffic: 872
Total future (year 2026) average daily traffic: 26,812
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FCC Registered Antenna Towers: 55 (See the full list of FCC Registered Antenna Towers)
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After three days of nasty headaches, debilitating swelling, and decreased fetal movement. My doc met me at L&D for some testing and monitoring.
Short story - everything is fine. I am just older (yeah. All of 33.) this time and my body is not loving this pregnancy gig.
Long Story - We checked in and got on the monitor. The baby had the hiccups and I couldn't feel a thing! The doc is blaming the lovely 7 pounds of water I'm toting around. I had a severe headache that wasn't much abated by tylenol and my BP was a little elevated when I arrived. All things that point towards pre ecclampsia. After four hours, blood work and urinalysis, I was sent home with migraine meds and instructions to take it easier. The doc said that whatever I've been doing is obviously more than my body wants to do. I sort of laughed. I have two kids, a house and a husband to care for. YEAH, RIGHT. I'll try. Honestly, I will.
The coolest part of my trip? They were testing a new maternal/fetal monitor for local news stations. My belly was the only one NOT in actual labor, so they used it for a few news segments. The monitor was REALLY STINKING COOL. It's a wireless unit that monitors mother, baby, contractions, and other things that sounded really cool. NO BELTS. It was comfortable and I could get up and go to the bathroom without having to unplug. They also gave me flowers for my substantial effort to stay in bed and let them photograph my stomach and the nurses using the monitor.
I'm off to take it easy with my four year old in tow. *insert psychotic laughter here*


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AKRON, Ohio, March 1, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- FirstEnergy Corp. (NYSE: FE) today announced that the financing condition related to the previously announced tender offers by FirstEnergy Solutions Corp. ("FES") and Allegheny Energy Supply Company, LLC ("AE Supply" and together with FES, the "Companies") to purchase for cash any and all outstanding 5.75% Notes due 2019 issued by AE Supply, any and all outstanding 6.75% Notes due 2039 issued by AE Supply, any and all outstanding 6.80% Senior Notes due 2039 issued by FES (each of the foregoing an "Any and All Offer"), and up to the Maximum Tender Amount (as defined below) of the 6.05% Senior Notes due 2021 (the "6.05% Notes" and, collectively with each series of notes subject to the Any and All Offers, the "Notes") issued by FES (the "Maximum Tender Offer"), has been satisfied by FirstEnergy's entry into an agreement earlier today to issue and sell $1.5 billion aggregate principal amount of its senior unsecured notes (the "FirstEnergy Notes") in a registered public offering. As previously disclosed, FirstEnergy and the Companies intend to use the proceeds from the FirstEnergy Notes and/or borrowings by FES and AE Supply from the intercompany money pool among FirstEnergy's unregulated subsidiaries to fund the consideration to be paid in respect of the Any and All Offers and the Maximum Tender Offer.
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Earl, It was meant as a compliment, your input is always top drawer. I would help if I could type input and use the word by correctly in a sentence. :-) Regards, Cliffc
|Apr 27, 2013, 06:54 PM
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Earl, I follow many of your threads there are enough that I am afraid to say all of them but the Fairchild, the Decathlon and Citibria and the jewel the Monocoupe. Monocoupes are one of my passions and one that I follow on all of the sites - Groups and Scale Builders. I am a retired Mechanical Engineer and was paid decently not to make mistakes but I've made my share and three other peoples shares. The only reason I wasn't fired out of hand was that I got things done and the net result was always forward.
Tonight I've got to make myself an alignment stick to the 1/6th scale motor and one for the 1/4 scale motor as I've got all of the pieces out of the sheets. Hopefully I catch up with you in person one of these days. Regards, Cliffc
|Apr 30, 2013, 09:37 AM
Okay-listen, I'm working on some molds for the Cooling Air Ducts- I want to pull them with the hot plastic,over a form.
I made some out of Aluminum,but it was too thin,and developed stress cracks after a season of flying.
This PETG should be more tolerant, I believe...and definitely more scale-like.
If I get any I like,we'll see how they hold up.
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|May 01, 2013, 10:33 AM
I need the duct work as well. That is a cool idea, I think I will copy it.
|May 01, 2013, 11:50 AM
Just do it......
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|May 01, 2013, 12:04 PM
I do that with lots of small parts, just didn't think of it for the shrouds.
|May 14, 2013, 01:18 AM
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Earl good business on the eyebrows for the Continental Engine.
I've got a question. I've got my 1/4 scale and 1/6 scale builds along to the point where I want to protect the rocker boxes from hanger rash. I've got a life time supply of micro spheres that I got as a door prize at a dinner at the Toledo show. I've never mixed it with anything but I can envision even mixing it with 30 minute epoxy having a pretty viscous mess to try and ladle into these very fragile plastic RB covers. I was thinking about using a soda straw and just filling each of the covers about level full and adding a few drops of CA. That said I know that I've read that folks use talc as a filler with CA but that the reaction actually smokes - I assume that means that the reaction gets hot - probably not a great idea for these very fragile pieces. Like wise I've got Duco and Formual 500. I'd like some thing that when stirred up about 50-50 would still pour and be self leveling and not shrink or distort the covers. Any tips? I've got a lot of micro spheres so doing an experiment wouldn't be too bad. Regards, Cliffc
|May 14, 2013, 06:24 AM
I messed up so many of those things,I had to order more......I can SHOW you what micro beads and CA do,when they "kick-off"-In one of my pics , the front left valve cover has wrinkled from the heat reaction....not one of my better moves !
In subsequent efforts,I started with 1/4" balsa blocks,cut to fit inside the valve covers, filed and sanded to conform to the angles and curves.
When the first one is done, the other three are easily sawn to rough shape,from the pattern.
I used clear silicone bathtub caulk as a 'bed' to settle the blocks into,and that filled all the open spaces around the block,solidifying the fragile covers.-"Fragile" is not a derogatory description,here..In order to get those fine curves reproduced,the plastic is necessarily thin.
I'd recommend a 'slurry' of white glue, epoxy, or such,if you use the micro beads. Heating the filler will help it 'flow', which is where I had the most problems-you can't smooth it out with a paddle,it just 'pulls' it along.
Any added weight is negligible, for the longevity of the covers.
I still haven't found the 'best' easy way.
|May 14, 2013, 01:03 PM
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When I earned a living as Mechanical Engineer, I worked for a firm that made equipment for nuclear power applications. It was pretty good equipment with generally a good reputation for reliability. We were famous for using a belt and suspenders approach to solving problems. In that vein, I sent an email to John Valentine at Top Notch Products along with posting to this thread. Here's his take on the objectives of the mission and a nod to how customer responsive he is.
"Hi Cliff, I am glad you contacted me. Do not use CA, way too much heat. Both Epoxy and CA are exothermic and will produce heat when they trip.. If Epoxy is allowed to pool, it to will likely produce to much heat and destroy the parts. Your 30 minute Epoxy should work but don't allow it to pool in the part, just apply a thin layer and let it cure, about 1/16" of the mixture should do. You don't really want the rocker covers to be filled, just hardened.
Best Regards,
John Valentine
Top Notch Products Company
Phone 615-866-4327
It just reminds me that because a part looks like a cup doesn't make it a cup. I do like the balsa and RTV approach. RTV is a little like duct tape as it has a thousand uses and aside from the nasty smell it's a good filler. I am finishing up the cylinders and going to give them another coat of CA followed by paint and then I am going to take on shaping the item 31 cylinder head and the Rocker Boxes. One thing for sure is that I've got a lot of little bits of balsa around. Regards, Cliffc
|May 14, 2013, 01:34 PM
"Top Notch Products"
Mr. Valentine is top drawer-both in the quality of his work, and customer service, -second to none.
|May 24, 2013, 04:39 PM
Cheaper plastic dummy Cub engine. Cylinders only $1 each
|May 24, 2013, 05:21 PM
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I am told we will be using the NIHSS stroke scale in our SICU and that we only need to do it on assessment , after 48 hours and then again at transfer. Is this standard practice?:uhoh21:... Read More
- 0Oct 15, '08 by misswoosieHi
Excuse me as I am in the UK-but what is MSICU?
The NIHSS (National Institute for Health STROKE Scale) was as you say developed for Stroke patients.
I guess you could use it on head injury patients to assess neurological deficit, maybe???
What other type of patients do you care for?
If they are doing it at admission to screen for stroke then it's not really appropriate and a Stroke screening tools ie ROSIER,MENDS,FAST would be better.
Hope this helps!
- 0Oct 15, '08 by gwapoQuote from misswoosieMSICU= med/surg icu. last weekend i had a patient who came from OR post craniotomy for suspected glioblastoma.usually, we won't do an NIHSS on her, but since they want us to have it done on all patients, we did it anyway. does it make sense?Hi
Excuse me as I am in the UK-but what is MSICU?
The NIHSS (National Institute for Health STROKE Scale) was as you say developed for Stroke patients.
I guess you could use it on head injury patients to assess neurological deficit, maybe???
What other type of patients do you care for?
If they are doing it at admission to screen for stroke then it's not really appropriate and a Stroke screening tools ie ROSIER,MENDS,FAST would be better.
Hope this helps!
- 0Oct 15, '08 by BeentheredonethatThis is a good question and one that was asked by our staff after we instituted the same policy. First, you are right that the NIHS is used for stroke. What we found is that there has been resistance to using the NIHS and often the folks who resisted did not have the best neuro assessment skills. Neuro exams without a scale have often been subject to a wide range of subjective rather than objective interpretation and difficult for one person's assessment to be validated by anothers. In short, it helped to standardize everyones exam.
It isn't perfect, but there aren't too many scales out there and it is the most used so it acility and another. Once you have it under your belt it won't take any time at all to perform.
- 0Oct 16, '08 by BeentheredonethatSorry, the key board died so the rest of the message did not make it. I was going to say that it provides a common language between shift, departments and other facilities.
- 0Oct 17, '08 by misswoosieI think it would be beneficial to have stroke as a separate speciality on the all nurses forum.
I am sure that not all stroke patients in USA are cared for on ICU, and certainly here in England although we have regional neuro ICU s, they are generally for neuro trauma/surgery patients and run by neurosurgeons, so very few stroke patients make it there.Even "general" ICUs which is all most county hospitals have are very reluctant to take stoke patients, unless they had the stroke post surgery or have also had an MI!
Our stroke patients are cared for on a stroke unit which started off as a ward for elderly medical patients, so you can imagine it is a difficult transition for staff. That is why we only have the Stroke NP,Stroke physicians and research nurses doing NIHSS.
We have developed another obs chart for use on high risk stroke patients and for for post thrombolysis. It is a 24 hour chart which evaluates conscious level, speech and limb power on a quantified scale.It also has BP,pulse.O2 Sats,temp on it and has instructions on how to respond if changes meet particular criteria.
Some "stroke" units may have one 6 bedded bay (we only have 2-3 private rooms on a ward and usually they are for infectious patients of those that are dying) for hyperacute stroke patients and offer continuous monitoring, but we don't have that yet.
We also have the rehab patients on the same ward!
What I am trying to say is that stroke is high priority in most developed countries and deserves to be a speciality in its own right here.
- 1Oct 17, '08 by BeentheredonethatWith the advent of Primary and Comprehensive stroke centers starting to come into play and the evolution of a national standard such as Get With the Guidelines stroke is on the doorstep of being a subspecialty. It has had more time to evolve into a specialty for our physicians (USA) but has not made that transition for nursing.
I couldn't agree more with a dedicated stroke forum. It would provide fast and more efficient searching for answers and sharing of the wealth. OK that may sound like a presidential political statement so I will clarify, the wealth of knowledge.
By helping, supporting and sharing with each other we not only provide nuturing for the few who go into this field but improve the standards of care for our patients.
Lets do it!
- 0Aug 8, '12 by misswoosieI think only the admin can start a separate forum.
For assessing neurological deficit in acute stroke the NIHSS is almost always used. Another one that used to be used pre-NINDS (at least in Europe) was the Scandanavian Stroke Scale.
For classification of type of stroke there's the Bamford or Oxford Stroke classification which is always used in the UK , but not sure about in the USA.
http://· Key role in development of hospital wide protocol and pathway for out-patient treatment of VTE
For assessment of handicap the Modified Rankin scale
Rehab Measures - Modified Rankin Handicap Scale
For assessment of disability the Barthel Index


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