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To offer the best practice advice on the care of adults, young people and children following emergency treatment for suspected anaphylaxis
Adults (age 18 and over), young people (age 16-18) and children (under age 16) in England and Wales who receive emergency treatment for suspected anaphylaxis in the National Health System
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The evidence reviews used to develop the guideline recommendations were underpinned by systematic literature searches, following the methods described in 'The guidelines manual' (2009) (see the "Availability of Companion Documents" field). The aim of the systematic searches was to comprehensively identify the published evidence to answer the review questions developed by the Guideline Development Group and Short Clinical Guidelines Technical Team.
The search strategies for the review questions were developed by the Information Services Team with advice from the Short Clinical Guidelines Technical Team. Structured questions were developed using the PICO (population, intervention, comparison, outcome) model and translated into search strategies using subject heading and free text terms. The strategies were run across a number of databases with no date restrictions imposed on the searches.
The National Health Service (NHS) Economic Evaluation Database (NHS EED) and the Health Economic Evaluations Database (HEED) were searched for economic evaluations. Search filters for economic evaluations and quality of life studies were used on bibliographic databases. There were no date restrictions imposed on the searches.
Guideline Development Group members were also asked to alert the Short Clinical Guidelines Technical Team to any additional evidence, published, unpublished or in press, that met the inclusion criteria.
The searches were undertaken between November 2010 and May 2011.
Scoping Searches
Scoping searches were undertaken in August 2010 using the following websites and databases (listed in alphabetical order); browsing or simple search strategies were employed. The search results were used to provide information for scope development and project planning.
Main Searches
The following sources were searched for the topics presented in the sections below.
Inclusion and Exclusion Criteria
The following types of studies were included:
The following study/publication types were excluded:
The searches of electronic searches yielded in 11,058 references. After screening of titles and abstracts, 10,951 references were excluded. The remaining 107 references were obtained and the full texts screened. Five studies were included with another 60 studies highlighted as possibly relevant for the background and/or the cost-effectiveness-analysis (CEA).
Cost-Effectiveness Analyses
A search strategy was designed in order to retrieve any economic evaluation or cost study in the population of allergy or anaphylaxis (refer to Appendix 1 of Appendix F of the full version of the guideline for how this was applied to each database). 40 papers were retrieved from title and abstract screening and 3 met the inclusion criteria for design and population. See Appendix F of the full version of the original guideline for details.
Clinical: 5
Cost-effectiveness: 3
A systematic review of clinical effectiveness (sections 3.1.2, 3.2.2, 3.4.2 and 3.5.2 of the full version of the guideline) was completed by NICE. A technical assessment report, which comprised of a systematic review of clinical and cost effectiveness with additional health-economic modelling (sections 3.3.2 and 3.3.4 of the full version of the guideline) was commissioned by NICE from Kleijnen Systematic Reviews Ltd, based in York, England. For full details of the technical assessment report, see Appendices F and G of the full version of the guideline.
When appropriate, GRADE (Grading of Recommendations Assessment, Development and Evaluation; see Appendix D of the full guideline document for details of the methods used) was applied to the studies.
Cost-Effectiveness Analysis (CEA)
Given the lack of CEA evidence, a cost-utility analysis was undertaken with costs and quality-adjusted life-years (QALY) considered over patients' lifetime from a United Kingdom (UK) National Health Service (NHS) perspective in accordance with NICE methods guidance. Costs were in 2011 Great Britain pounds sterling (£) and an annual discount rate of 3.5% was used. Despite these treatments being for short-term use, a lifetime horizon is most appropriate to capture the full impact of treatment.
Model Structure
A Markov model was constructed with mutually exclusive health states. The model simulated the course of events in a hypothetical cohort of persons with anaphylaxis who had been treated in an emergency care setting in the UK, aged 5 years or older. The model initially divides the cohort, according to their relative incidence (referred to as 'trigger probability'), into the four main causes of anaphylaxis, drugs (including medication, biologics, vaccines, and anaesthetics), insect (stings), food and idiopathic (see section on trigger probability in Appendix F of the full version of the guideline). In the model, as time progresses, persons move from one state to another state according to a set of transition probabilities (see sections on model parameters: rate of recurrence, mortality rates, idiopathic treatment and venom immunotherapy, paragraphs; 2.4.2, 2.4.4-2.4.6 in Appendix F of the full version of the guideline). The cycle length of the model was set to three months.
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The GDG makes its decisions using the best available evidence presented to it at GDG meetings by the Short Clinical Guidelines Team. The use of formal consensus methods within the GDG will be considered on a case-by-case basis.
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A short clinical guideline has a narrow scope and covers only part of a care pathway. It addresses a maximum of three subject areas covering clinical management. This will result in a small number of key clinical issues. These are broken down into a defined number of review questions — usually one or two per clinical management area. The exact number will be dictated by the size of the short clinical guideline remit and the amount of development time available.
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Explicit methods of linking the evidence to recommendations are used for short clinical guidelines if the topic is suitable. This involves using the Grading of Recommendations Assessment, Development and Evaluation (GRADE) approach.
Research recommendations are formulated for short clinical guidelines. Their number is dependent on the size of the short clinical guideline remit and the amount of development time available.
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Anaphylaxis is a life-threatening condition that can be caused by a number of different triggers, the main ones being food, insect and drug, but with a large percentage of cases being idiopathic. Both UK and international guidelines recommend both referral to specialist service (SS) for elucidation of trigger and management and prescription of adrenaline injectors (AIs) in case of recurrence. The purpose of this study was to estimate the cost effectiveness of SS and AIs compared to standard care (SC) (no referral to specialist service) and no AI prescription. Therefore, a Markov type model was constructed, according to best practice, to simulate the natural history and various care pathways for each of the triggers in order to estimate the lifetime National Health Service (NHS) cost and quality-adjusted life years (QALYs) for each of the comparators (SS plus AI, SS no AI, SC plus AI, SC no AI). Evidence to inform model parameters was obtained as systematically as possible, using expert opinion either to validate or provide estimates. Results of the cost analysis showed that both standard care (SC) strategies (no referral to specialist service [SS] and no adrenaline injector [AI] prescription) were dominated (less effective and more costly than SS) and that the incremental cost-effectiveness ratio (ICER) for SS plus AI was £1800 with a probability of being cost effective of at least 50% above an ICER threshold of about £2000. This was shown to be robust to extensive sensitivity analysis.
See Appendix F of the full-length guideline document for details of the cost-effectiveness analysis.
The guideline was validated through two consultations.
The final draft was submitted to the Guideline Review Panel for review prior to publication.
Document the acute clinical features of the suspected anaphylactic reaction (rapidly developing, life-threatening problems involving the airway [pharyngeal or laryngeal oedema] and/or breathing [bronchospasm with tachypnoea] and/or circulation [hypotension and/or tachycardia] and, in most cases, associated skin and mucosal changes).
Record the time of onset of the reaction.
Record the circumstances immediately before the onset of symptoms to help to identify the possible trigger.
After a suspected anaphylactic reaction in adults or young people aged 16 years or older, take timed blood samples for mast cell tryptase testing as follows:
After a suspected anaphylactic reaction in children younger than 16 years, consider taking blood samples for mast cell tryptase testing as follows if the cause is thought to be venom-related, drug-related or idiopathic:
Inform the person (or, as appropriate, their parent and/or carer) that a blood sample may be required at follow-up with the specialist allergy service to measure baseline mast cell tryptase.
Adults and young people aged 16 years or older who have had emergency treatment for suspected anaphylaxis should be observed for 6–12 hours from the onset of symptoms, depending on their response to emergency treatment. In people with reactions that are controlled promptly and easily, a shorter observation period may be considered provided that they receive appropriate postreaction care prior to discharge.
Children younger than 16 years who have had emergency treatment for suspected anaphylaxis should be admitted to hospital under the care of a paediatric medical team.
After emergency treatment for suspected anaphylaxis, offer people a referral to a specialist allergy service (age-appropriate where possible) consisting of healthcare professionals with the skills and competencies necessary to accurately investigate, diagnose, monitor and provide ongoing management of, and patient education about, suspected anaphylaxis.
After emergency treatment for suspected anaphylaxis, offer people (or, as appropriate, their parent and/or carer) an appropriate adrenaline injector as an interim measure before the specialist allergy service appointment.
Before discharge a healthcare professional with the appropriate skills and competencies should offer people (or, as appropriate, their parent and/or carer) the following:
Each hospital trust providing emergency treatment for suspected anaphylaxis should have separate referral pathways for suspected anaphylaxis in adults (and young people) and children.
A care pathway for the management of anaphylaxis is provided in the full version of the original guideline document (see the "Availability of Companion Documents" field).
The type of supporting evidence is not specifically stated for each recommendation.
Appropriate management and referral of patients who experience anaphylaxis
The National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE) has developed tools to help organisations implement this guidance (see http://guidance.nice.org.uk/CG134 ; see also the "Availability of Companion Documents" field).
Not applicable: The guideline was not adapted from another source.
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Guideline Development Group
Guideline Development Group (GDG) Members: Peter Howdle (GDG Chair), Emeritus Professor of Clinical Medicine, University of Leeds; Trevor Brown ,Consultant Paediatric Allergist (secondary care), The Children's Allergy Service, The Ulster Hospital, Northern Ireland; Sue Clarke, Clinical Lead/Lecturer in Allergy and Paediatric Asthma, Education for Health, Warwick; Matthew Doyle, GP Partner, Cromwell Place Surgery, St Ives; Mandy East, Patient representative, The Anaphylaxis Campaign; Pamela Ewan, Consultant Allergist, Associate Lecturer and Head of Allergy Department, Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust and University of Cambridge Clinical School; David Glaser, Patient member; Nigel Harper, Consultant Anaesthetist, Central Manchester University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust; Prashant Kumar, Consultant Paediatrician, Sunderland Royal Hospital Nicola Mundy, Patient member
For the declarations of interests of all the contributors to this guideline, see Appendix A in the full version of the original guideline.
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Update 271+1
Years: 22, Months: 272, Days: 8271
So, just five updates left before Lord Weeman retires and all of the 60 to One managers end their glorious spells at their original clubs. This update will understandably focus on the 63-year-old, who celebrated his birthday this month, but well also check on the fourteen managers who have left their starting places and are in control of other teams.
Italy, then, would be the logical place for us to start. Remarkably, Napoli remain neck-and-neck with Cool Managers Inter in the Serie A title race, but now Inter have a game in hand. Napoli lost their third game of the season this month, 1-2 away to A.C. Milan. They did, however, get home victories over Genoa and Cagliari, and a win at Roma. Diego Gutiérrez continues his fine form, as he bagged five goals over the month, including a hattrick in the 5-0 victory over the Genovese. Napoli travelled to Scotland for their Champions League Last 16 match against Rangers. There, a goal three minutes from time from Welling-born striker Lee Cousins gave Craig Gordons side a 1-0 win, but Lord Weeman will be optimistic of overturning that deficit back at San Paolo. Our three managers in Italy are doing very well; Inter obviously top the league, yet to lose a game, with Napoli second. Super Lampards Udinese are third, albeit fifteen points behind the leaders. The Udine side are on a winning streak of five games.
Over in Spain, it looks like Tom Smith has had a positive impact since his arrival from Arsenal last month. Real Madrid, who have won four league games from six under Smiths tutelage, now lead La Liga, and ended February with a credible 1-1 away to Barcelona. One point behind them are rivals dafuges Atlético, who picked up seven points from a possible twelve this month, while cruising through their Europa League Last 32 tie against Saint-Etienne. Neilios Zaragoza remain fifth despite splashing the cash last month; they lost 0-2 at the Nou Camp. James Salters Las Palmas have slipped to sixteenth after failing to win in an admittedly tough month. They currently sit just three points away from the drop zone.
In England, James Ridley continues a stuttering start at Arsenal. After elimination from both the Carling Cup and the FA Cup in his first ten days in charge, Ridley has begun to get some victories under his belt, but not great ones. Leeds and Sheffield Wednesday were beaten this month, but the Gunners drew 2-2 at Hull. In the Champions League, they hosted Cool Managers Inter at Smith Arena, and drew goalless, meaning theyll probably leave the competition after the leg at Giuseppe Meazza. Still, Ridley, whose Gunners are fourth, is still the highest-placed of our managers in England, followed by Fréderico Canvey, whose Newcastle are eighth. Despite this, Canvey is Insecure, as the Magpies are tipped Champions League football. Still, Canvey has them in the FA Cup Sixth Round after a victory at third-placed Everton in Round Five, and could get them into the Last Eight of the Champions League if their 2-3 loss at Roma can be overturned.
Another team struggling below expectations in England are Mikael Schølers Tottenham. They are ninth, as opposed to the fifth place that the papers tipped them at the start of the season. Schøler is trying to fix things after Bruno Labbadias tenure went bad, and so far he has won four games from seven, and has lifted them from twelfth. Phill Ewles is the lowest-placed of our managers in England; Aston Villa are twelfth, but thats up one place from last month. Ewless side knocked out his former club Olympiakos in the Europa League this month. The Dream Team also played Greece; Brettney Jovens senior squad drew 1-1, and both Robert Boyles under 21s and Maz Armleys under 19s won 2-1. Finally, elsewhere in the UK, Ben Taylors Celtic ended their European dream for this season, following a 2-5 aggregate elimination to Werder Bremen in the Europa League Last 32.
So, the post-finish world is looking pretty interesting. Well see how it develops in the final four updates.
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I have found the definition of line in metric space.
It is general but has two problems. Considering about $\mathbb R^2$ equipped rectilinear distance, every line by this definition contains a rectangle and is not a string. Besides, it is possible 3 points in a line not collinear.
Here is what I have thought.
Let $<X,d>$ be any metric space.
Definition 0 Point $b$ is said between $a,c$ iff $d(a,b)+d(b,c)=d(a,c)$
Definition 1 A subspace $S$ of $X$ is collinear iff $\forall x\forall y \forall z[\mbox{exist one between the other two}]$
Definition 2 A subspace $L$ is called a line iff it is a maximal collinear subspace in $X$
Definition of collinear set is same as the previous if $|S|\le 3$ but different in otherwise. By this definition a collinear set is a collinear set by the previous definition but the converse is not valid.
According to this definition, it has 2 theorems.
Theorem 1 Every subset of a collinear set is collinear.
Theorem 2 Every collinear set can be extended to a line.
1 holds by definition whereas it does not hold by the previous definition.
2 also holds by the previous definition but requires Zorn's lemma by the current definition.
Hence a Corollary 3 Every set is collinear iff it is included in a line
Finally, by the current definition every line in $\mathbb R^2$ equipped rectilinear distance is actually a curve, no longer contains proper rectangles.
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I have been admiring My Favorite Things parties for some time now. I just love the concept of learning more about my girlfriends and trying out some of their favorite things. I mentioned the idea to some friends and they were so excited about the idea and couldn't wait to go shopping. I emailed my girlfriends a couple months in advance so they could save the date and also to let them know the "rules" and what I would need from them:
1. Each person brings 5 of their favorite things (costing $6 or less) and they can be all of the same or 5 different thing.
2. Bring your favorite dish. It can be a dessert, appetizer, entree, whatever you like.
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a. top 2-3 favorite all time songs
b. favorite color
c. favorite quote
I did not tell anyone why I needed their favorite songs, color, or quote - they would just have to wait and see!
I wrestled with the theme for quite awhile. I was so tempted to go with my signature color, pink, but ultimately changed direction because it wasn't a party about my favorite things, it was about celebrating our favorite things. I went with "rainbow" as a theme to encompass a wide range of favorite colors.
I played around with a lot of different invitations designs and none of them were really speaking to me. I used to write poetry so one night when I couldn't sleep I started writing down my own version of the "Favorite Things" song from Sound of Music. When I was done I realized I had exactly what I wanted for the front of the invitation. The poem was on the front and the party info on the back with ribbon in rainbow colors to tie it all together.
I had seen a number of tissue paper garlands and thought those would work well with the feel of the party. I knew these would take awhile so I gathered my stacks of tissue, a pair of new scissors, a ruler, and a glass of wine while watching the Olympic Opening Ceremony with the family and cut for the next few hours. I had tassels hanging all over the house and backyard which looked to colorful and bright. I just loved it! I also used tulle to create a rainbow window treatment and rainbow honeycomb balls in the corners to tie them together.
Weeks before the party I made glittered wine glasses for every party guest. I bought the glasses at my local Dollar Tree and Modge Podge, Martha Stewart glitter, and clear spray sealer at Michael's. I did try another brand of glitter before using Martha's and it was not nearly as good. Like not even close. Martha's colors are vibrant and bold and very sparkly. I probably used about a 1/4 bottle of glitter on each glass. The one thing I will say about using the sealer is that it is NOT waterproof. Next time I would either seal with Modge Podge instead of the spray or find something more water resistant. It was a pretty big bummer when I went to wash the glasses out and the glitter started to melt away. I did not submerse the glasses either, just a little water trickled down and it started coming off. For the amount of time it took I wish I had tested one out before so I knew better than to just use spray. Other than that, this project was a huge success and will definitely do again. My friends loved their glasses and by doing each one in a different color they could easily keep track of their wine.
Each guest had their own place card so when a name was drawn we could easily figure out who brought what. There were so many fabulous gifts - I really wish I had taken a picture of the table filled with goodies before we started giving it all out. I gave insulated cups because I love drinking water and always have one with me. My mom brought champagne stoppers. Those are great! Somehow though in my house the champagne just disappears and I am left with an empty bottle... Everyone had their own bag with their name on it so we could easily identify who's bag belonged to who.
Before we started exchanging our favorite things I had my girlfriends fill out a little questionnaire about their other favorite things. I also made everyone a CD set to take home with two of everyone's favorite songs. Songs I didn't have, which were most, I purchased on iTunes. I purchased colored CDs from Amazon because, well, colored CDs are just more fun.
I made little cards out of each our quotes and used our favorite colors for the text. I told the girls not to tell anyone which quote was their own though. Whoever was up choosing their favorite things gift from the table had to find a quote and read it to the group. That person was then next. It continued until all the quotes were read and gifts were gone.
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Thank God it's over! The magic was certainly gone in the last of the three TV debates. Or perhaps we have just become too accustomed to this particular reality show which just seemed unexciting after the excruciating embarrasment of watching Gordon Brown being forced to apologise to a pensioner after he was overheard calling her "bigoted".
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Twitter users turn on Brown after "bigot" gaffe
We're still waiting to find out if Gordon Brown's gaffe in Rochdale yesterday (if you missed it, he called a 66-year-old, lifelong Labour voter a "bigoted woman") does serious damage to his party's performance in the opinion polls. What is certain is that it was the first serious blunder of the election campaign and the shockwaves were immediately visible on micro-blogging site Twitter.
Jokes wear thin at ill-tempered Labour event
Labour strategy chief Peter Mandelson berated the media at a press conference this morning for failing to focus on policy. Then he repeatedly side-stepped questions on the most important policy challenge of all: where are the tens of billions of pounds of spending cuts needed to halve the deficit going to come from?
Will a hung parliament create a serious hangover for British business?
Election day is fast approaching and with the poll gap narrowing between the Conservatives and Labour, there is a very real probability that the UK will end up with a hung parliament. For the first time since 1974, the UK may be left without clear political leadership.
How did the party leaders fare on Twitter?
There was no undisputed winner, according to the snap polls which followed the second leaders' debate in Bristol last night. The instant polls were split on who had won, with three saying LibDem leader Nick Clegg was the victor and another two placing the Conservatives' David Cameron in first place.
Experience versus change, but who's the REAL change?
It's fascinating to watch Labour and the Tories search around for a response to Lib Dem fever after years of ignoring the third party and being incredibly rude to Nick Clegg every time he stood up to speak in the House of Commons. No sooner would the Speaker call Clegg's name at the weekly cock fight that is Prime Minister's Questions than Labour and Tory MPs would fall about laughing. Well, for the time being, the joke is on them.
Twitter learns to love the LibDems
Our exclusive analysis of political sentiment expressed on Twitter.com shows a surge in pro-LibDem tweets since Nick Clegg's successful performance in the leaders' debate on Thursday evening — mirroring the huge swing towards the party in the opinion polls.
Clegg steps out of Cable's shadow
Nick Clegg's assured performance in last week's leaders' debate has helped him step out from the shadow of Vince Cable, so much so that he did not even need his finance spokesman during a trip to Cardiff on Monday.
What did Twitter make of the leaders' debate?
History was made last night with Britain's first televised political leaders' debate, which was seen as an opportunity for Labour's Gordon Brown, The Conservatives' David Cameron and the Liberal Democrats' Nick Clegg to stamp their authority on an election campaign that has so far failed to generate much excitement.
Will a Hung Parliament create a serious hangover for British business?
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Parmesan Cream Crackers
Adapted from Mark Bittman
Maybe I've mentioned this before but I like The Minimalist column quite a bit for Bittman's ideas and low-fuss approach to cooking, but when it comes to the execution of these ideas, I need a lot more detail to make them work. In this case, the recipe itself makes delicious crackers but I found rolling the crackers the recommended 1/2-inch thick to be still too thick, that they required docking to keep them from being little puffers and that I got the best browning from making them as individual crackers, not a large one scored. Below is the original recipe with my adaptations.
Rolling the dough 1/4-inch thick, I yielded 30 1 1/2-inch square cookies that shrank slightly and puffed to 3/8-inch thick
1 cup all-purpose flour, more as needed
1/2 teaspoon salt
1/2 cup finely grated fresh Parmesan cheese (alternate: I think Romano could also work well here)
4 tablespoons unsalted butter
1/4 cup cream or half-and-half, more as needed
Coarse salt, pepper, sesame or poppy seeds or whatever you like for sprinkling (optional).
Heat oven to 400°F. Line a baking sheet with parchment paper or lightly dust with flour. Put flour, salt, cheese and butter in bowl of a food processor. Pulse until flour and butter are combined. Add about 1/4 cup cream or half-and-half and let machine run for a bit until a dough forms. If it does not come together, add more liquid a teaspoon at a time, until mixture holds together but is not sticky. (I only needed the ingredient levels as listed to pull the dough together.)
Roll out dough on a lightly floured surface until 1/4-inch thick or even thinner, adding flour as needed. From here, you can either form them into individual crackers (I went for 1 1/2-inch squares cut with a fluted pastry wheel) and bake them an inch apart on your baking sheet (the method I used) or transfer the entire rolled-out sheet to your baking sheet (draping it over the rolling pin will make it easier) and score them lightly with a knife, pizza or pastry wheel to break into crackers after they are baked. For either method, dock all over with a fork and sprinkle with salt or any other toppings you are using.
Bake until moderately browned, about 12 minutes. Cool on a rack; serve warm or at room temperature or store in a tin for a few days.
Note: Mine were the most crisp before they'd been kept in a container. If you're baking them less than a day in advance, I think they can be left uncovered to maintain their best texture.
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An upstate child played a role in getting help for her mom, who was being abused. Fox Carolina reported the story February 25.
Spartanburg police were called to a criminal domestic violence situation on Sunday after receiving a 911 call from the home. When police arrived at the home, they found the victim crying and hysterical as she walked down the road.
The victim told police she had come to the home of her children's father, 46-year-old Terry Stephens, to pick up her children. An argument began over the children, and when the victim told Stephens to stay away from her, he began beating her about the face.
The police report said the woman had injuries to her face, as well as being punched, smacked, held down and grabbed by her neck.
Stephens turned on the children, ages 5 and 6, when they begged him to stop beating their mom. When Stephens turned toward the children, the victim was able to get away and run to her van.
Stephens ran outside, where he threatened to use a brick to smash the windshield. At this time, Stephens mother ran outside and at some point fell in the yard. When he went to help his mother, the victim was able to run for help.
At this point, the victim and the police met up.
Now for the heroic children this young mother has. When asked who placed the 911 call, the victims 5-year-old little boy admitted he dialed 911 and told dispatch to send police to "come get his daddy." The 6-year-old daughter told police her dad grabbed her mom's cell phone as she was holding it.
Stephens has been arrested and charged with criminal domestic violence third offense, petit larceny for taking the phone, and two counts of cruelty to children.
It's a sad situation when the children behave more responsibly than the adults in a relationship. With this being the third offense, hopefully the victim will learn it's time to stay away from this man.
South Carolina ranks #1 in criminal domestic violence deaths. This time the victim was lucky to survive without any major injuries. Next time she may not be so fortunate.


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June 28, 2016
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This presentation will provide a comprehensive discussion of selected common and uncommon lesions encountered in the pediatric population. For each case the cytologic features will be reviewed, a differential diagnosis will be developed based on the cytologic and clinical findings, and the role of ancillary studies in narrowing the diagnostic considerations or arriving at a definitive diagnosis will be discussed. Limitations and diagnostic pitfalls pertinent to each case will be discussed, with emphasis on features unique to pediatric specimens. The cases will include infectious diseases, lymphoid proliferations and round cell malignancies, as encountered in fine needle aspirates or exfoliative samples.
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Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center
Lebanon, New Hampshire
Needle core biopsies (NCB) are replacing classic FNA in many institutions across the US, and intra-procedural cytological assessment of the Touch Imprint (TI) cytology of NCB is often requested by radiologists. In this webinar, we will discuss the role of TI cytology of skinny NCB in adequacy assessment – preparing the specimen, differentiating the morphological features from classic FNA and the advantages and pitfalls of this technique.
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7th Annual Papanicolaou Tutorial on Updated Diagnostic Cytopathology is designed to provide an update on current criteria & changing concepts in gynecologic & non-gynecologic cytopathology.
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Tuesday, April 30, 2013
Well, yesterday wasn't the magical, inspirational get-back-on-track day that I wanted, but I think I did better than I usually do!
I forced myself to get up and go to the grocery store and I spent my last few dollars on groceries for the rest of the week, so no more eating out! The plan was to get up early before work today and cook my super delicious, super low calorie veggie beef stew, but taking in the outrageously dirty kitchen was a huge buzz kill. I did manage to clean half of it, though (the half not containing all the dirty dishes, of course - because I've been eating out the past two weeks, I know none of those are mine!). I also dusted my room and piled everything onto my bed so I cannot go back to sleep and must get the room cleaning done before I go to bed tonight. Good progress for me, I think.
Even though I didn't stay in range yesterday, I kept it a bit under maintenance at 1710 calories. I'm just proud of myself for keeping track, even if it was on a post-it note on my desk rather than in the tracker on this website. The only good thing about going back to work today is that there is like, zero room to eat, let alone have the mental capacity to idly crave foods and torture myself. I am also proud that I haven't indulged in any of the 12 big-as-your-face cookies my parents brought home from the casino last night. And on that note - who the heck decides to come home from a casino with that many humongous cookies? I find that totally random. The point is I'm not going to eat any of them, though! I won't!
I also spent yesterday trying to align some future hobbies to get me motivated and back on track. I think a good chunk of my depressive, food-gorging funk is that I'm not really doing anything outside of working and watching Netflix in the dark when I get home. I've always been the type of person who feels best when I'm active and making progress on something, so that's exactly what I need to be doing! My best friend and I have decided to do a 2-man writing group where we meet up and edit/brainstorm about novel ideas. We've both wanted to be writers since, like, elementary school, and since the class she's taking at the local college isn't doing jack, we decided to help each other out like we did in junior high while writing about space pirates and whatnot. I'm super excited about it, and for the first time in several years I'm motivated to sit down and actually work on something. On top of that, I've been trying to convince another friend to start swimming with me at her neighborhood pool, and as of right now she is willing to commit to one day a week. Hey, it's better than nothing and I will take it! I think swimming is the perfect way to motivate myself back into the fitness game and to finally start making progress again on my weight goals. It's the only thing I can bear to do in this heat, you know?
Before I start getting ready for work, I plan to write down all my goals for the week on my dry erase board, everything from hobby accomplishments to diet/exercise goals to chores that need to get done. I'm going to try to wake up a few hours before work everyday and devote those hours to being productive, perhaps do a cleaning chore or errand on top of cooking something healthy and working on some writing. Then when I come home from work I will reward myself for a good day with a little bit of reading or Netflix. I've never been good with sticking to a set schedule (plus life never likes to operate in the organized format you set out for it), but I'm going to do my best. It's important that I get out of this funk and get back to making progress in all the areas I was doing so well in. I genuinely think that is what will get me out of this funk.
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The names of the two individuals who were murdered in their home early Wednesday morning have been released.
Fayette County Coroner Bruce Bowen said on Tuesday evening that Debra J. Tish, 53, and John Michael Mahon, 60, died in their Loogootee home after being shot multiple times with a high-powered gun.
Bowen pronounced Tish and Mahon dead at their home at 4:27 a.m. on Wednesday. Autopsies on the victims were performed on Wednesday at St. Anthony's Memorial Hospital in Effingham.
Illinois Department of Transportation officials had scheduled a meeting last Wednesday in Vandalia to explain to northside neighborhood residents why the two Ill. Route 51 bypass routes IDOT selected are the best alternatives for the city.
But opposition among local citizens and in the local media led them to rethink that plan before the meeting got under way.
Vandalia officials have been fielding a number of complaints about the condition of a rail crossing on one of the town's busiest streets, the chairman of the city council's street committee said on Monday.
And the city has determined, Alderman Bret Brosman said at Monday's city council meeting, that the city is not responsible for repairs to that crossing.
Brosman said the complaints have been about the condition of the crossing on Randolph Street near Culbertson's Heating & Cooling and Vandalia Warehouse.
The American Farm Heritage Museum in Greenville held its annual Heritage Days celebration over the weekend, drawing large crowds to view hundreds of tractors and other types of farm implements, as well as various activities. The event included field demonstrations with classic tractors. Jimmy Kinnard is shown taking his granddaughter, 5-year-old Abigail Kinnard for a ride while he plows. Also shown is the museum's main building, which was recently enclosed and equipped with geo-thermal heating and cooling units.
In the face of funding cuts from the city of Vandalia and difficult economic conditions, the board of directors of Vandalia Main Street this week issued a press release affirming its intention to continue the organization – albeit in a scaled-down version.
As a result, the organization will be "restructuring its dues, membership structure and administrative operations to better meet the needs of donors and offer better value for their investment," according to a press release issued by Josh Henry, Vandalia Main Street board president.
Everyone attending a meeting on Monday evening agreed that more of a police presence is needed at Vandalia Lake.
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But there was considerable discussion on that issue during a meeting called by the Vandalia Lake Committee.
In addition to committee members, those in attendance included Mayor Rick Gottman, Vandalia Police Chief Larry Eason, Fayette County Sheriff Aaron Lay and several city aldermen.
A male teen was taken into custody on Wednesday morning, several hours after two individuals were found dead at a Loogootee residence.
Fayette County Stephen Friedel said in a press release issued shortly before noon on Wednesday that the Fayette County Sheriff's Office was called at 3:30 a.m. on Wednesday to investigate a reported break-in at a Loogootee residence.
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Two individuals who sustained gunshot wounds were found dead in a Loogootee home early Wednesday, and a male teen is in custody.
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The first 9 Megapixel autofocus camera module for handsets announced
It seems that 8 MP camera phones should already step aside to make room for the 9 MP handsets, although the first ones haven't had the chance to conquer the market yet.
Digital Imaging Systems, a German-American developer of camera module technology, announced the availability of DIS6931 – the first ever 9 Megapixel camera module created for mobile devices.
Basically, a handset equipped with this camera module will be able to take photos at a 3488 x 2616 pixels maximum resolution. Even more, since the module features uber-fast autofocus (less than 300 milliseconds), a fast click-to-capture time (less than 200 ms) and high-quality lenses, the phone to integrate it should be among the best when it comes to photo quality.
The DIS6931 also comes with a mechanical shutter, ND filter (neutral density filter) and support for lots of viewfinder / HDTV sizes (up to 30fps frame rates).
Pre-production samples of DIS6931 are available right away, while commercial units should start shipping at the end of 2008, which might mean that the first quarter of 2009 could bring us one or even more 9 MP camera phones.
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Seeing a new commercial for "Transformers" Age of Extinction" on Feb. 2, 2014, during the Super Bowl is exciting. Watching the commercial and seeing Optimus Prime riding on the back of a dinosaur is even more exciting. Finally realizing that the dinosaur you just saw Optimus Prime riding on is actually Grimlock of Dinobots is absolutely thrilling.
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An update to the Hawaii school shooting has been provided by ABC News this Wednesday, Jan. 29, 2014. Roosevelt High School in Honolulu is set to resume classes today after a 17-year-old suspect was captured and taken into police custody yesterday, sparking a full campus lockdown for several hours. Although the teen was shot directly in the wrist after reportedly punching two officers and attempting to cut another with a knife, it has not been confirmed that any charges have been filed yet against the young man, nor has his identity been made public. His case is expected to remain in family court unless it is judged he should be tried as an adult.
The Hawaii school shooting left at least one victim injured earlier this week. A teen deemed to be a runaway had entered the Honolulu area campus. A spokeswoman for the State Department of Education confirmed that officials on site had recognized the 17-year-old boy as a troubled runaway and immediately called police. Although the male teen was said to be a former student at the school, he no longer attended classes.
With the suspect captured and detained in police custody, school authorities sent out a message that classes were to resume today, Wednesday, and Roosevelt High School would be open normally after the shooting scare yesterday.
According to the updated report, the 17-year-old runaway only became violent after police officers attempted to bring him into custody. He was said to have attacked the law enforcement authorities in an office on campus, punching two in the face and revealing a knife to stab a third. One officer did receive a minor cut on the waist.
Two shots were fired against the suspect, with one of the bullets hitting the 17-year-old in the wrist. The teen was rushed to a local hospital in serious condition after the Hawaii school shooting, though both his condition as well as that of the officer were not deemed life-threatening.
"The suspect was taken into custody and walked out of the school," noted a spokesperson, noting that the boy was arrested on suspicion of three counts of attempted murder.
However, at this point in time the runaway boy has not been formally charged. The case is expected to stay in private family court unless a judge decides to have the 17-year-old suspect potentially tried as an adult. The boy's identity has also been withheld due to his status as a minor and former student. An investigation is ongoing against the officer who fired his gun in the Hawaii school shooting until the situation is resolved.
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According to Shadowslands, these four places are in their directory as being haunted places in New Hampshire. The sources come from people that have a belief in the paranormal and believe that they have seen these things happen. While not everyone believes in the paranormal, it still is interesting to read especially if you like a good scare. So let's travel to New Hampshire and look at these five haunted places:
1. Alton
Alton Town Hall is said to be haunted by footsteps, furniture is said to move on its own, ghostly voices can be heard when someone is alone, and doors open by themselves.
2. Espom
The Red School House is a place of an urban legend, a very gruesome one at that. The legend tells of a teacher that went on a rampage in the late 19th century, and now there are reports of voices from beyond the grave. The legend also states that next to the school is now a local cemetery, right next to the school was where the children were buried. It's a very bizarre legend that some might believe is more fact than fiction.
3. Greensville
The Greensville Inn is said to be haunted by an old owner, a man named Frank Ducharme. Frank and his wife owned the place till he passed away and she sold the place. She was ill and couldn't keep up the inn. Well Mr. Ducharme's ghost is still roaming the place according to witnesses.
4. New London
The Old Academy is said to be haunted by ghostly footsteps, water is said to run by itself, and ghostly voices were heard in the Old Academy. Some people think the ghost is supposedly a member of the Colby family.
5. Windham
The Windham Restaurant has supposedly had its share of odd happenings. People's hair have been touched by a phantom hand, jewelry had unclasped by itself, furniture was moved around, objects disappeared, and other strange things have said to happen at the restaurant.
Have you been to any of these locations? Do you know of anymore places that are located in New Hampshire and are haunted? Share your thoughts!


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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-12411922.post113099162282033776..comments2016-06-28T04:17:28.051-06:00Comments on Kalyn's Kitchen®: Low-Carb Baked Greek Meatballs with Feta and OreganoKalyn Dennyhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-12411922.post-76927807425782703952016-02-08T05:39:51.043-07:002016-02-08T05:39:51.043-07:00I've almost never met a meatball I didn't ...I've almost never met a meatball I didn't love! Definitely going to try these.Lydia (The Perfect Pantry)http://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-12411922.post-88383779725864524642016-02-06T20:48:44.012-07:002016-02-06T20:48:44.012-07:00My pleasure; hope you enjoy if you try them.My pleasure; hope you enjoy if you try them.Kalyn Dennyhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-12411922.post-67284138219474180322016-02-06T19:16:07.041-07:002016-02-06T19:16:07.041-07:00Um wow! These look SO good and rediculously easy t...Um wow! These look SO good and rediculously easy too. Loved the food we had in Kos last year, and would love to make these for a tapas style entree at our next dinner party. Thanks for the recipe! :DSarah & Laura @ Wandercookshttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-12411922.post-76028845231956339682014-02-20T20:12:17.082-07:002014-02-20T20:12:17.082-07:00Hi! I made these tonight and served them in lettu...Hi! I made these tonight and served them in lettuce wraps and topped with your Tzatziki sauce that you suggested. Wonderful, light and delicious! The family ate them as well, but added some white rice to their lettuce wraps. I will definitely be making this one again :)Michelle W.http://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-12411922.post-29546056218079401132012-02-21T20:51:08.336-07:002012-02-21T20:51:08.336-07:00Sounds like a great dinner! Glad you are enjoying...Sounds like a great dinner! Glad you are enjoying the recipes.

I just saw a recipe somewhere for Gyro meatballs that sounded very similar to what you did.Kalynhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-12411922.post-33266812545973858822012-02-21T20:30:44.886-07:002012-02-21T20:30:44.886-07:00These were SOOOO good! I used 1 lb of ground lamb ...These were SOOOO good! I used 1 lb of ground lamb and 2/3 pound beef, which yielded 35 meatballs. I did not have Greek Seasoning, so I added a little extra oregano, and just a dash of nutmeg and cinnamon (which are two ingredients in greek seasoning). I made tzatziki with 10 oz greek yogurt, 2/3 C. of peeled and seeded cucumber, 2 garlic cloves minced, 1TBSP olive oil, 2 TBSP red wine vinegar, 1.5 TBSP fresh dill chopped, and a sprinkling of salt. Served it with more chopped cucumber and shaved red onions (and put it on Nan bread for my skinny husband). This took care of my cravings for gyros, but it was low carb and low-GI. DELICIOUS! Thanks for the recipes...17 pounds down and counting!KnittingLizziehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-12411922.post-51592467343282052702010-08-18T19:08:59.373-06:002010-08-18T19:08:59.373-06:00Ritters, so glad you're enjoying the recipes.Ritters, so glad you're enjoying the recipes.Kalynhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-12411922.post-64668903192707641602010-08-18T18:58:15.335-06:002010-08-18T18:58:15.335-06:00Had this tonight with the sauce you you mentioned ...Had this tonight with the sauce you you mentioned so yummy! My kids loved it too. You have made my phase one journey so much better. We have only disliked one thing and it was in the SBD book. All your recipes have been wonderful. Can't wait to enjoy some of your phase II recipes.Rittershttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-12411922.post-17111849820634804382010-04-14T12:42:31.891-06:002010-04-14T12:42:31.891-06:00Just made these for dinner....YUM! I used fresh Gr...Just made these for dinner....YUM! I used fresh Greek Basil (about 1 1/2 T)Put them in a grill pan on my AGA (the hotter side) to sear in all the flavor. They were fabulous...skipped the sauce...served with sauteed Savoy cabbage! Perfect combo!:) Thank you for the email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-12411922.post-52366920782234011402010-03-23T19:27:38.857-06:002010-03-23T19:27:38.857-06:00I made these as patties and threw them on the gril...I made these as patties and threw them on the grill pan with some zucchini slices and red bell pepper. I used turkey instead of beef since that's what I had in the freezer. Added some of your tzatziki sauce. . . Fantastic meal, every bit of it!! My husband and I are having such fun eating our way through your blog! Thank you, especially for the SB firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-12411922.post-50839475357977696302010-01-14T17:37:40.950-07:002010-01-14T17:37:40.950-07:00This was a great recipe. I did the sauce too but m...This was a great recipe. I did the sauce too but my husband isn't a fan of cucumbers so I'll have to find something else next time. I thought the sauce was great!MCHhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-12411922.post-17321655310943786702010-01-07T18:45:21.583-07:002010-01-07T18:45:21.583-07:00Cristie, so glad you liked them.Cristie, so glad you liked them.Kalynhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-12411922.post-69170988158251132242010-01-07T18:36:28.471-07:002010-01-07T18:36:28.471-07:00Kalyn, I just made these for dinner and they were ...Kalyn, I just made these for dinner and they were wonderful. Thank you for posting this recipe!Cristiehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-12411922.post-88938350487145417252010-01-05T17:44:50.786-07:002010-01-05T17:44:50.786-07:00Sunsetgirl, lamb is allowed for South Beach, but t...Sunsetgirl, lamb is allowed for South Beach, but the guidelines for South Beach are to use meat that's less than 10% fat, so you would have to look for very lean ground lamb.Kalynhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-12411922.post-463468390400940742010-01-05T14:10:12.946-07:002010-01-05T14:10:12.946-07:00Hi Kalyn! These sound yum-o! I'm new to SB &am...Hi Kalyn! These sound yum-o! I'm new to SB & just starting phase 1. I was wondering if I could use lamb here or a combo of lamb and ground turkey? just want to get in a somewhat authentic Greek taste.

Love your site and the blog! Found your site while searching for SB recipes and you by far have the best recipes that I have come across....THANK YOU!!sunsetgirl424http://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-12411922.post-23995238620670502452009-11-25T00:59:47.672-07:002009-11-25T00:59:47.672-07:00Chelsea, South Beach doesn't limit portion siz...Chelsea, South Beach doesn't limit portion sizes on most foods. The only limits are on things that are high in fats, such as nuts or avocados. I recommend buy one of the books for that information. Now that they've been out so long, you can buy the original book, The South Beach Diet, for only a couple of dollars at Amazon.com or a thrift store. I definitely recommend reading the book before you start on the diet.Kalynhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-12411922.post-76951580515780574292009-11-24T21:53:19.864-07:002009-11-24T21:53:19.864-07:00Kalyn, just ran across your blog and have only had...Kalyn, just ran across your blog and have only had time to read a little of it, but do you have a post about portion sizes? I am just starting Phase 1 as soon as I go to the grocery store and plan my meals, and I have found the list of OK foods and foods to avoid, but what are the limits? Thanks for the hard work on this blog!Chelseahttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-12411922.post-92000936259795825692009-10-14T10:48:43.396-06:002009-10-14T10:48:43.396-06:00Jenn, so glad you liked it. Hang in there on the ...Jenn, so glad you liked it. Hang in there on the diet, you can do it!Kalynhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-12411922.post-72535754512390213922009-10-14T10:26:42.511-06:002009-10-14T10:26:42.511-06:00YUMMY YUMMY! I made these last night with tzatziki...YUMMY YUMMY! I made these last night with tzatziki sauce (your recipe also), and made mashed cauliflower so I could pretend I was having mashed potatoes. DEElicious! I love your blog. Your recipes have been a life saver during Phase 1. I seriously don't think I would have made it through those 2 weeks without u!
Thanks, Jenn. :)Nagel family bloghttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-12411922.post-91236443639804520602009-07-19T16:45:07.060-06:002009-07-19T16:45:07.060-06:00Cyndy, I think that's a brilliant idea. Now I...Cyndy, I think that's a brilliant idea. Now I want to try them that way myself.Kalynhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-12411922.post-43391881307913214432009-07-19T16:28:10.142-06:002009-07-19T16:28:10.142-06:00I love greek flavors, so I thought these sounded g...I love greek flavors, so I thought these sounded great. They are in the oven now. I am going to use romaine lettuce and serve them as a lettuce wrap with Tzatiki sauce, onion and tomato, my version of a Gyro.Cyndyhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-12411922.post-3153336963305679092009-05-20T20:07:12.543-06:002009-05-20T20:07:12.543-06:00Tracy, I never find the low-fat Feta either, so I ...Tracy, I never find the low-fat Feta either, so I agree with the idea of just using a bit less. Feta us such a flavorful cheese that you don't need that much!Kalynhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-12411922.post-24353015450646689682009-05-20T19:55:29.872-06:002009-05-20T19:55:29.872-06:00These were really, really good. Thank you for the...These were really, really good. Thank you for the recipe and your wonderful site. I am on SB and the recipes here are fab :p

I will say that I didnt use LF Feta which is more SB, I like the fresh feta and its sooo much better!! Regular feta isnt particularly high in fat to begin with...So I used a little less than called for, but these were still great. I paired them with Tzatziki made with 0% Fage yogurt...mmm firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-12411922.post-43492133912734020092009-04-20T18:55:00.000-06:002009-04-20T18:55:00.000-06:00Ciao Roma, I'm so happy to hear you're enjoying th...Ciao Roma, I'm so happy to hear you're enjoying the blog. Thanks for taking the time to let me know.Kalynhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-12411922.post-49631878861505139892009-04-20T18:22:00.000-06:002009-04-20T18:22:00.000-06:00Ciao Kalyn! I have made SO many of your recipes-- ...Ciao Kalyn! I have made SO many of your recipes-- i just have never posted a comment before. I just wanted to that i just love your Blog and your recipes. I made the Greek Meatballs last nite and they were awesome! I used Ground Turkey Breast and they came out just great. I made them to eat with my salads at lunch each day-- everyone wanted to know what i was having! :)email@example.com


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As children get older they begin to spend more time with friends and less time with parents. Students share information, problems and successes with peers and rarely speak with their parents. Sometimes parents are the last to know that their children are being bullied, having difficulties with school work, making friends or getting along. They wonder why their children do not share information, problems or successes with them. Generally parents and children want the same thing. They want to be happy, they want to be liked and they want to be successful. Why don't parents communicate with their children? Often parents do not know how to communicate with their children. Children who have good relations and open communication with their parents usually get better grades, have friends, are less likely to bully or be bullied and get along overall better in school. Here are 7 ways to get your child to talk with you.
- Be available to speak with your child.
- Keep the lines of communication open with your child.
- Choose a time when your child is open to talking.
- Turn off all TVs, videos, radios, cell phones, computers and all electronics.
- Have family meetings.
- Ask your child, what are your concerns and what do you want me to do?
- Be sure there is a positive outcome for the child no matter the problem.
1. Be available to speak with your child.
You must be ready to respond when your child is ready to talk. You have to make yourself available. This may mean putting something else off to meet the needs of your child.
2. Have family meetings.
Set aside time on a regular basis to meet with the entire family. On the weekends, after school, after dinner might be a good time. Communication should be open and 2 way with rules that what is said and shared will not be judged but worked on as a family.
3. Turn off TVs, videos, radios, cell phones, computers and all electronics..
There should be no distractions while your child is sharing information, stories, problems, or chatting. A simple chat may be the beginning to sharing some important information.
4. Keep the lines of communication open with your child.
You start the conversation. It is important to let your children know that you want to talk and that you are there for them no matter the situation or difficulty. Make them feel open and welcome to share anything with you.
5. Ask your child, what are there concerns and what would they like you to do.
Be prepared to listen to their difficulties and concerns without becoming, angry, sad or disappointed. What your child will say might shock or surprise you. Be prepared to handle the situation calmly and skillfully.
6. Choose a time when your child is open to talking.
Some good times to meet with your child might be before bed; while riding in the car; after school; or after they come in at night. Choose with your child an appropriate time for you and your child to talk. Make a commitment that you both will honor.
7. Be sure there is a positive outcome for the child no matter the problem..
Explore options and alternative solutions that both you and the child can agree. Brainstorm with your child several scenarios and outcomes. Narrow them down and together come up with the best solution.


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How does Jack Ryan become, Jack Ryan? Was he always a slick and smooth operator? This film not only rewrites his past but also gives him a reason to fight (the 9/11 attacks) and then join the Marines. In this retelling Ryan, Chris Pine, gives flesh to the man. He is not a bond type hero, but indeed a person, who reacts as anyone would.
After his helicopter is shot down in Afghanistan, he is wounded, and goes through rehab. While there he meets his fiancée Cathy (Kiera Knightley). It is at Walter Reed, that he is recruited to be in the CIA through Harper, Kevin Costner, as an analyst.
At this juncture the movie takes a sudden detour. Jack must keep who he is a secret from Cathy, while still maintaining his undercover life at his job. (He works at a bank). Pine gives a nice sense of a man caught between two worlds, what he can share with others, and what he cannot. There are small clues to who he really is, and then the crossing of the line from analyst to operational, which leads us to the core of the story. One could go further and expound on how we all play various roles within life, and are one person in one area and one in another, yet, who we are, who we love, and the choices we make define us.
Symbolically, when the movie opens, Jack is asleep and what wakes him? The terror attack of 9/11, this seems to be his "wake up call" to what he should be doing. Similarly, the climax of the movie also involves a terror attack which of course Jack and his operatives must stop. There are moments of sheer implausibility and out right clichés, yet the strength of this story is not in larger elements such as these, but in the small ones.
This was the first film in quite a while where the hero is not perfect and does not have all the gadgets or techniques to out maneuver all the bad guys. His hands shake, after his first kill. He is clearly unspun. Thus, we have a human being on the screen instead of a superhuman automaton. The hero becomes human and suddenly his actions are ours.


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Happy New Year box office collection: Shah Rukh Khan-Deepika Padukone starrer mints Rs 372.50 crore worldwide!2 years ago 4
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The choreographer turned director Farah Khan is making music director Vishal Dadlani do bizzare things to derive the best out of him Vishal Dadlani… Read Article ▶
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Due to her hectic schedule, Dippy is unable to spend some quality time with her family We know how difficult it becomes for actors to spend some… Read Article ▶
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Katrina Kaif, Ranbir Kapoor, Sonam Kapoor's Kahanii Ghar Ghar Kii!3 years ago 1
Katrina Kaif is looking for a her own home in Mumbai, Ranbir Kapoor wants to own a house in Dubai. Bollywood's newest lot is now investing in plush… Read Article ▶
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Have Shahrukh Khan and Vishal-Shekhar hugged and made up?3 years ago 0
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