Article: If you're alone and choking, call 911 or your local emergency number immediately. Even if you can't speak, most emergency services still send someone to check out all calls. . You may not be able to do this as forcefully as someone else, but you can still try to dislodge the item. Make a fist. Place it on your abdomen just above your navel. Hold that fist with your other hand. Bend over a chair, table, counter or other solid object. Drive your fist in and up as described above. Repeat until the object is removed or until assistance arrives. Make sure the object is completely gone. Try to spit out the object and any of its remnants. If you experience a persistent cough, any difficulty breathing or a feeling that something is still stuck in your throat, see a medical professional immediately. Abdominal thrusts can also cause serious injuries. If you have used this tactic on yourself, you should be examined by a physician afterwards.
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Call emergency services. Perform the Heimlich maneuver on yourself Consult a physician.
Article: Bilingual immersion is a particularly effective mode of education that incorporates foreign language lessons with traditional academic curriculum. All lessons, as well as conversation and instruction, are delivered in the second language of choice, which allows children to learn through constant exposure. Dual language programs provide instruction in all subjects in the students' native language 1 day, followed by instruction in all subjects in the second language the next day. This is a good alternative to receiving instruction only in a new language. There are many kid-friendly programs available online that will enhance your child's ability to pick up a second language. Many of these programs are tailor-made to immerse children in a second language through interactive games, videos, and quizzes. This approach is particularly helpful for parents with busy schedules. Look into options for private classes in your area that will serve your child's age demographic. Private lessons will provide quality instruction, and will allow your child to learn alongside their peers. If a family member is fluent in the second language, invite them over, and encourage them to speak exclusively in that language. Consider hiring a nanny or a babysitter who is a native speaker, and who can help further expose your child to the language. Depending on the language, there are a variety of different extracurricular spaces that can provide your child with a language-immersive environment. Look into different singing, dancing, acting, or cooking classes conducted in a different language. Travel to a foreign country where your family will be fully immersed in the language your child is learning. If you live in a city, consider taking your child to culturally-specific neighborhoods (i.e. Chinatown, Little Italy, etc.), or go out to a culturally-specific restaurant, for an immersive experience closer to home.
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Enroll your child in a bilingual immersion school or dual language program. Invest in a language-learning software. Sign up your child for a foreign language classes. Expose your child to a native speaker. Find extracurricular programs that are conducted in a foreign language. Take your child on a language-immersive trip.
Article: Use 1 egg yolk for every 1 cup (240mL) of liquid you need to thicken. Whisk the yolks until they are loosened. If you are using a whole egg, separate the whites from the yolk before whisking. This will temper the eggs and increase their temperature. The hot water will heat the eggs without making them too hot and causing them to cook. Your sauce should be hot when you add in the eggs. Whisk the sauce continuously while it simmers. Make sure to scrape the sides and bottom of the pan as you stir. This will ensure that the sauce doesn't stick to the pan or burn. Do not let the sauce boil for too long. Once it reaches its boiling point, 1 minute will be plenty of time for the sauce to thicken. Since you are using raw eggs, you much check the temperature of your sauce to eliminate the possibility of bacteria. The sauce must be at least 160F (71C) before it is safe to serve.
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Whisk the egg yolks in a pan over low heat. Add 2UStbsp (30mL) of hot water to the egg yolks. Whisk the eggs into your sauce and simmer over medium heat. Allow the sauce to boil for 1 minute.