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How to stop your child's febrile seizure
Stay calm.
Breathe deeply, and remember that, while your child's distress may be difficult to watch, the seizure should pose little threat to your child's long-term health if treated properly.
Note the start time of the seizure.
A: It is important for you to keep track of how long the seizure lasts so that you know whether emergency medical assistance is needed, and so you can accurately report the duration of the seizure to your child's doctor once the episode has subsided. Place your child on a safe, stable surface.

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How to fix sinkholes
Monitor the hole to see if it grows.
Sinkholes are often triggered by weather phenomena, such as a heavy rainstorm. Once a sinkhole has formed, though, it can continue to grow, as further portions of limestone or other carbonate rocks fall away.
A: As long as a sinkhole continues to grow on a day-by-day basis, do not attempt to fill it in. Once the sinkhole has stopped growing and remained the same size for a few days, you can fill it in.

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A man is seen standing in front of the camera with an object in his hands. he
A: then begins dancing around the room with the object moving his body all around.

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How to have a more exciting lunch hour
Tour your work area.
If you work somewhere interesting, tour it. Even industrial zones often have spaces of interest to investigate, including river fronts, vacant lots, and curious warehouse allotments.
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Plan to walk to different places every lunch hour so that you get to know your work area well. Wear good walking shoes and treat it as a good chance to get in some daily exercise.