Crocodile Isle

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The Good Old U. S. A.

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I\u27m going to meet Birdie To-night : Waltz Song

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Arrah Wanna : An Irish Indian Matrimonial Venture

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Monkey Land

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Maybe Sometime

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Keep a little cosy corner in your heart for me

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Just a Little Rocking Chair and You

VERSE 1Singing ‘bout you Sal ‘cause you are my galJust to let you know how much I love youDreaming ‘bout you too, sweetheart, honest, true,all the live long day I’m thinking of you,Ain’t no other song down where I belong,ain’t no other gal I want to kissI don’t care for gold,I just want to hold someone in my arms and whisper this. CHORUSI don’t want a little cosy cornerI don’t want a hammock built for two,I don’t want a palm tree tall and shady,I don’t want a little birch canoe,I just want a place close by the firesideIn the twilight, when the day is thro’I just want two things in all this wide, wide world,Just a little rocking chair and you. VERSE 2Waiting for me Sal? You’re a good old galI just love to put my arms about youLet your dear head rest, right here on my breast,wonder what I’d ever do without you,You will always be all this world to me,All my heart belongs to you aloneLet me kiss you Sal,There now, good-night gal,Sweetest dreams for you, my love, my own. CHORU

Callous-unemotional traits only versus the multidimensional psychopathy construct as predictors of various antisocial outcomes during early adolescence

New methods for child psychiatric diagnosis and treatment outcome evaluatio

International consensus recommendations for management of new onset refractory status epilepticus including febrile infection-related epilepsy syndrome: Statements and supporting evidence

Objective: This study was undertaken to develop consensus-based recommendations for the management of adult and pediatric patients with new onset refractory status epilepticus (NORSE)/febrile infection-related epilepsy syndrome (FIRES) based on best evidence and experience. Methods: The Delphi methodology was followed. A facilitator group of nine experts was established, who defined the scope, users, and suggestions for recommendations. Following a review of the current literature, recommendation statements concerning diagnosis, treatment, and research directions were generated, which were then rated on a scale of 1 (strongly disagree) to 9 (strongly agree) by a panel of 48 experts in the field. Consensus that a statement was appropriate was reached if the median score was ≥7 and inappropriate if the median score was ≤3. The analysis of evidence was mapped to the results of each statement included in the Delphi survey. Results: Overall, 85 recommendation statements achieved consensus. The recommendations are divided into five sections: (1) disease characteristics; (2) diagnostic testing and sampling; (3) acute treatment; (4) treatment in the postacute phase; and (5) research, registries, and future directions in NORSE/FIRES. The detailed results and discussion of all 85 statements are outlined herein. A corresponding summary of findings and practical flowsheets are presented in a companion article. Significance: This detailed analysis offers insight into the supporting evidence and the current gaps in the literature that are associated with expert consensus statements related to NORSE/FIRES. The recommendations generated by this consensus can be used as a guide for the diagnosis, evaluation, and management of patients with NORSE/FIRES, and for planning of future research