14-Year-Old Stabs Sister With Kitchen Knife

A 14-year-old stabbed her step sister, in the family's suburban Chicago home, because she didn't feel appreciated, police said Wednesday.

The mother wasn't home. It happened in the early morning hours on Tuesday.

The two girls disagreed, fought, the night prior.

The teen used a kitchen knife to stab her step sister in bed. The wounds added up to about 40 on the 11-year-old. The 14-year-old took a shower afterwards.

A lock-down was called for nearby schools after the 11-year-old was found, because the14-year-old told police that a Hispanic male broke in, stabbed her sister and ran away.

The 14-year-old was charged with first degree murder in juvenile court after she allegedly killed her sister.

The teen was taken away. In weeks to come, it'll be determined if she'll be charged as an adult.

Newtown Shooter Could Have Reached Out

Newtown shooter, Adam Lanza, could have reached out to a radio show about one year before the attack, per a newspaper.

Sandy Hook Elementary School shooter, Lanza, may have called a radio show before his massacre. Lanza made comparisons, of sorts, between a Connecticut chimpanzee who had mauled a female in 2009, and a "teenage mall shooter or something like that," according to a published report Thursday in the New York Daily News.

The New York Daily News identified Lanza as the caller. The paper confirmed it through Internet postings, and two of the shooter's friends.

The seven minute caller identified himself as "Greg," Lanza, who spoke low.

Lanza, 20, killed 26 people at the Newtown, Connecticut School before killing himself.

Stop Google+ Strangers From E-mailing You

Google announced, Thursday, a new feature that will allow people, anyone, everyone, on Google+ to e-mail other users, but not find out the e-mail address.

Still, you can stop Google+ strangers from e-mailing you.

You may not want strangers to send you e-mails, or prefer not to be sent tons of unwanted e-mails.

Google gives you a choice. Google+ users have the choice to opt out. Yes, you can shut, turn, it off.

Now, if you reply back to the stranger's e-mail, the sender is shown your e-mail address.

Note: It's never wise to reply, respond, to surprise e-mails.

How To Handle Cold Weather

The cold weather, sub freezing temperatures, has hit many parts of the United States. Some people, states, aren't use to the "polar vortex."

Weather temperatures hasn't been this cold since 1994, according to weather reports.

The following are ways to handle the cold weather.

1. Stay warm. Dress in layers when going out-doors. Cover everything, even your face.

2. Insulate pipes.

3. Stock pile items you use frequently, to reduce trips to the store.

4. Don't allow hypothermia in. It happens when your body temperature drops below 35 degrees.

5. Spend as little time as possible outside.

6. Try not to get wet while outside.

7.If you get wet from the weather, change clothes immediately.

8. Make sure space heaters are not near anything that will start a fire, or keep the space heater four feet away from everything.

Stop Self-Doubt

Remove self-doubt from your life. Self-doubt is a waste of time and energy. You have more important activities going on, which deserve your time and energy. Pour the energy of self-doubt into doing.

How to stop self-doubt with the following tips.

1. Don't think about self-doubt.

2. Work on a goal or project.

3. Find the tools you need to move forward.

4. Inspire yourself by pasting up words of encouragement.

5. Focus on why you are working on the goal or project.

6. Depart from people who don't believe in you or support your goal.

7. Work toward your goal, even when hard times hit.

8. Respect you, your talent.

9. Pull-up all the determination within you, and keep moving toward your goal.

10. Believe.