Successfully Parenting Children as a Team After Divorce

click to enlargeChildren require a strong sense of stability regardless of their parents success at marriage. Determining the difference between marriage and parenting is often a difficult but necessary challenge to overcome. A marriage is comprised of two individuals that willingly join their lives together, while parenting involves unwilling parties. Parenting involves providing love, safety and security, discipline and teaching. Once the understanding of marriage is separated from parenting, two partners in parenting can work together to provide for the emotional and physical needs of their children.

Decide on a plan to discuss marital issues or adult issues away from the children.

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Think You’re Good At Planks?

Maybe you’re one of the many people who think that the plank is a remedial exercise–something for grandmothers or people in traction.

The cool thing about the plank–and the reason I’ve become even more of a fan of this move in the last few years– is that it can be that–a basic move that almost everyone can do in its easiest form (that would be on the elbows and knees–like you’re doing a girl-style pushup, only resting on your forearms). But then you can progress it right through the roof, with loading and stability challenges and arms and legs moving this way and that.

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Sperm bank: Redheads not wanted

“We have nothing against red-haired donors,” Cryos agency director Ole Schou told msnbc.com Monday. “Our stock is about to explode. We have just too many on stock in relation to the demand for the time being.”

Demand for redheads is still high in Ireland, according the clinic, but apparently it’s not enough to persuade officials at Cryos sperm bank to continue accepting them. It has 140,000 doses of sperm from red heads, and that’s enough.

Speaking from his office in Denmark, Schou explains the agency also won’t take any Scandinavian donors for the time being — unless they have brown eyes.

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What is the Ideal Spacing Between Children?

Five months, or five years apart – is one interval better than the other?  Ask this question to Carousel Design’s technology team, and they feel the ideal spacing between children is two to three miles.  The answer of course, is, it depends. There

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Cosmesis and Body Image after Single-Port Laparoscopic or Conventional Laparoscopic Cholecystectomy: A multicenter double blinded Randomised Controlled Trial (SPOCC-trial)

Background

Emerging attempts have been made to reduce operative trauma and improve cosmetic results of laparoscopic cholecystectomy. There is a trend towards minimizing the number of incisions such as natural transluminal endoscopic surgery (NOTES) and single-port laparoscopic cholecystectomy (SPLC). Many retrospective case series propose excellent cosmesis and reduced pain in SPLC. As the latter has been confirmed in a randomized controlled trial, patient’s satisfaction on cosmesis is still controversially debated.

Methods

The SPOCC trial is a prospective, multi-center, double blinded, randomized controlled study comparing SPLC with 4-port conventional laparoscopic cholecystectomy (4PLC) in elective surgery.

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