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With a 10-month-old coalition government papering over the cracks in its ideological façade, and the cuts making their presence felt on an almost daily basis, no one could say that British politics lacked drama.
What it does lack, on the other hand, is a sense of realism. To be sure, the Justice Secretary, Kenneth Clarke, has warned that Middle England may not realise the implications of this new-found austerity, and the Governor of the Bank of England, Mervyn King, has made ominous remarks about living standards, but the general feeling around the cabinet table seems to be that if we keep our heads down for a year or two, a path may very soon open up through the mire to the sunlit uplands beyond.
In this context, the speech by Ed Miliband at last Monday's launch of the Commission on Living Standards was a missed chance. According to his analysis, despite "advances" under Labour, the economy was "not delivering" for middle earners. While those at the top had continued to do well, "middle earners are no longer guaranteed to share in our nation's success". Such was the harm that the coalition's policies could wreak on the 11 million people in this socio-economic bracket that families with an annual income of £44,000 "could no longer consider themselves rich".
You can sympathise with Mr Miliband's dilemma. No election can be won without the support of the Daily Mail-reading middle class; living standards are far more important than moral salubrity or social justice; and the interests of the most influential part of the electorate have to be seen to be fought for. But it would be nice if a politician could bring himself to admit that one likely consequence of the next decade is that the endless "growth" which functions as the lode-star of all modern politics is no longer sustainable. It would be even nicer if one particular politician could use this understanding to revive a principle to which every pre-Blair Labour government used at least marginally to adhere to: the idea that, in times of economic hardship, you should redistribute some of the wealth of those best able to withstand it to the much larger part of society that can barely make ends meet.
It was a busy week for the burgeoning forces of secularism. First we had a spokesperson from the British Humanist Association complaining about the census box that solicits details of religious affiliation, on the grounds that non-church-goers may feel "pressured" into describing themselves as Christians. Then we had the National Secular Society making dark noises about the cost of employing hospital chaplains, the implication being that the £29m apparently spent on this service could be put to better use.
As ever in these spirited interventions, it was difficult to see exactly what point was being made. Why shouldn't someone who never sets foot in a place of worship but still considers himself vestigially attached to the idea of "faith" make this preference felt on a census form? It probably has the edge on declaring yourself a Jedi Knight. As for hospital chaplains, to whose clinical value several doctors subsequently lined up to testify, it could be argued that at a time when the NHS has been condemned for its failure to show compassion, their empathising presence is just what the gravely ill need at their bedsides.
The spectacle of a "humanist" gnashing his teeth over the loaf of bread handed out to the famine victim because it comes courtesy of a smiling nun is one of the odder paradoxes of modern life. Meanwhile, the question of what to do with the early 21st century's vast reservoir of displaced religious sensibility is one that no secularist has ever got round to answering. It is certainly not going to be solved by feeble complaints about the census.
From west Norfolk comes a wonderful example of the dark arts of the public relations industry. A company with the rather odd-sounding name of Cory Wheelabrator has been agitating to construct a waste incinerator at Saddlebow, near King's Lynn. Public opinion is – naturally – deeply opposed, and West Norfolk council decided to stage a referendum. Seventy thousand ballot papers were sent to local residents, of whom 65,516 (93 per cent) were found to have registered a "no" vote.
Minutes before the result was declared, Cory, abetted by its PR agency PPS, released the findings of its own survey. This claimed that while 63 per cent of the people of Lynn were against the incinerator, 65 per cent of the county as a whole was in favour. Some of the 1,571 people surveyed alleged that the questions asked were one-sided. A briefing document obtained by the Eastern Daily Press quoted PPS's Paul Kelly to the effect that the referendum had "complicated" his PR strategy "for the simple reason that it cuts across the normal consultation process ..." West Norfolk's leader, Nick Daubney, is expected to address the county council cabinet about the issue tomorrow.
As an advocate of local democracy, I am, of course, appalled by this exercise in rank subterfuge. As an ex-PR man, on the other hand, I felt a keen tremor of nostalgia. It was all uncannily reminiscent of the proposed merger between two City accountancy firms, for which I contrived six equally enthusiastic press releases, each based on a possible outcome of the partners' vote, before departing on holiday; or the job interview I once attended with a soon-to-be unseated Tory MP who was setting up his own PR agency, where the brief seemed to consist of encouraging the sale of powdered baby milk to African villagers. No doubt about it, I concluded, Mr Kelly is a master of his craft.
It was difficult to find much light relief in the events unfolding in Libya, but happily the Daily Express maintains its capacity to reduce the newsstand browser to peals of helpless laughter. The Express, in case you didn't know, extends a single interpretative prism to foreign affairs: how will this hit the Middle English wallet? Thus on the day that protests erupted in Benghazi, its front page was speculating that the price of petrol could hit £6 a gallon. Shortly afterwards it weighed in with the shocking thought that the Libyan uprising may lead to a 40 per cent increase in the cost of aeroplane fuel and make it more expensive to go on holiday.
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By Raza Rumi
Nasiruddin Haqqani's assassination is a significant move in a game of chess and nerves
A photographer takes picture of the spot where Nasiruddin Haqqani, a senior leader of the feared militant Haqqani network, was assassinated at an Afghan bakery in the Bhara Kahu area on the outskirts of Islamabad
"He was the financier and emissary of the Haqqani network"
Nasiruddin Haqqani was known as the financier and emissary of the Haqqani network and unlike his brother and his father, kept a low profile. News stories circulating in the mainstream media consider his death to be perpetrated by 'unknown assailants.' The aims can inevitably be linked to demoralizing or undermining the network, which has been at the core of Pakistan's security policy vis-à-vis Afghanistan. In the aftermath of HakeemUllah Mehsud's death in a US drone strike in the village of Dande Darpa Khel of North Waziristan the Afghan Taliban's overt support to the Pakistani Taliban or the Tehreek e Taliban I Pakistan (TTP) emerged as a clear signal of how the two branches of the same ideology reinforce each other. Haqqani network, according to several reports, though separate was not too averse to TTP either.
The Haqqani network is a semi-autonomous component of the Taliban an umbrella organization of various splinter groups, subscribing to the imposition of Sharia Law in both Afghanistan and Pakistan. According to a report published in 2012 by Council for Foreign Relations, 'Combating Terrorism Center: Haqqani Network Financing: The Evolution of an Industry', the Haqqani network during the last thirty years has grown into a major business empire and its portfolio mirrors a 'Mafia' underlining the role of an illicit business side that focuses on enriching the group and expanding its operations. Its funds reportedly are raised from ideologically driven donors not necessarily 'allies' in their mission. Funds raised from Oil rich states in the Gulf, particularly the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia since the 1980s and the fact that over the past three decades they have penetrated key business sectors in financial centers such as Karachi, Lahore and Dubai, makes them a potent force to be reckoned with. They are heavily involved in export-import operations, transport and real estate and construction businesses. Their involvement in narcotics and raw chemicals has also been reported although to a lesser degree than their Taliban counterparts in Afghanistan. The broad range of their corporate activities in which the Haqqani's engage suggest that they are financially motivated and hoarding of wealth is as important as securing ideological goals.
Others deny these charges and Pakistan has officially stated its distance from the network but the presence of a key member in the Capital territory once again raises questions and has been a source of some embarrassment for us.
"During the peace talks in Doha initiated by the United States, Nasiruddin Haqqani represented his network"
It is said that Nasiruddin played a mediating role in ensuring that Middle Eastern influence in Pakistan. He was irksome to the US as well. During the peace talks in Doha initiated by the United States, Nasiruddin Haqqani represented his network in efforts to set up a Taliban office in the capital of Qatar for resolving disputes between his allies and the United States. Reportedly, he was also the group's main 'go to' man for liaising between pro-Taliban elements and his network and allies in Pakistan of which some of them were right wing political parties such as JUI (F).
His assassination therefore is a significant event in the game of chess and nerves being played out between Pakistan's establishment, the various Taliban networks and the intelligence agencies of USA and Afghanistan. Nasiruddin's decision to base himself in Islamabad and ensuring that his network's operations were 'safe' may explain his assailants' motives. A former military official, on the condition of anonymity said that this assassination was "another attempt by Afghan and American officials to decapitate Pakistan's assets in the Afghan game". The source added that with Fazlullah's ascension as the chief of TTP and undermining of Haqqani network, pressure on Pakistan could mount in the days to come." How far is this claim true is anybody's guess and until more information comes to public light it would be difficult to state as to how this happened.
Another theory circulating in Islamabad is that the annoyance of Pakistan's security establishment with TTP and its direct assault on a senior General in the recent days may have led to some distancing from the network. The proponents of this view cite the statement by TTP in which it has blamed the Pakistan's premier intelligence agency ISI for this murder. In the land of conspiracy theories, all such versions are speculative constituting segments of 'truth', which seldom is recognizable.
It is unclear that how will the Haqqani network respond to this event. The network, which has evolved into a transnational 'Jihadist' financial juggernaut, needs mediators and reliable intermediaries between various financial and ideological interests. Figures such as Nasiruddin were crucial to the Haqqanis' business empire. Engaging in violent conflict can become a financial incentive to raise funds and also pursue an ideological agenda that can become auto-financed'. Af-Pak war economy is a much ignored dimension of the conflict that has engulfed this region. The actors that benefit from it have a vested interest to prolong this conflict. In Haqqani's murder the conflict may have been further accentuated. A dreaded US' enemy has been 'neutralised', to use the infamous Americanism of our times. Pakistan's patronage to the network has also been exposed; and the TTP may have lost an unreliable ally. In the days to come, a clearer picture will emerge.
Raza Rumi is a writer, policy analyst and an editor at TFT. www.razarumi.com
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LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. -- The third annual Under Armour All-American Game showed that no matter what coaching storylines come out of Gainesville, Fla., in the coming months, the future is bright for Florida football.
The Gators have the nation's top-ranked recruiting class, and several Florida commits showed why Saturday. Led by multiple future Gators, the Black team was outstanding defensively in its 32-7 win, holding the White team to 125 yards of total offense. Safety Jonathan Dowling (Bradenton, Fla./Southeast) had two interceptions, and fellow safety Demar Dorsey (Fort Lauderdale, Fla./Boyd Anderson) had a key fumble recovery.
Defensive end Dominique Easley (Staten Island, N.Y./Curtis) won Most Valuable Player honors for the Black team. He committed to Florida during the game.
"We have a great recruiting class coming in," he said. "We are going to do some great things for the Gator Nation."
As if that wasn't enough, Florida cornerback commit Joshua Shaw (Palmdale, Calif./Palmdale) had one of the few big plays for the White team, a second-half interception.
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Black team head coach Sam Wyche -- himself a former quarterback and quarterbacks coach in the NFL -- was impressed with the group of signal-callers on his team. Nick Montana (Westlake Village, Calif./Oaks Christian), Phillip Sims (Chesapeake, Va./Oscar Smith) and Devin Gardner (Inkster, Mich./Inkster) combined to complete only 8 of 25 passes for 85 yards, but threw two touchdown passes.
Wyche was particularly impressed with Gardner, who is committed to Michigan.
"Devin is going to be a big-time player at Michigan," Wyche said. "He's got a great personality. He's going to sell a lot of product for somebody. He can change directions no problem, and [the pressure] doesn't bother him. He and Phillip Sims are going to be the early comers to the show quick. Nick Montana is one of those guys that is a good player in practice, but he's a winner in the game. So we had three going for us. We were lucky to have them."
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Easley was one of six players to commit during the game, and he was all set to commit to Oregon before changing his mind for Florida on Saturday morning. It seems that during the week, the Gators commits and leans -- like receiver Chris Dunkley (Pahokee, Fla./Pahokee), who also committed to Florida during the game -- worked him, and he ended up deciding to head to Gainesville.
"I always wanted to be a Gator, ever since recruiting started," Easley said. "Then some things happened and it didn't happen. Now I am following my heart and I am going to Florida."
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In the fourth quarter, the Texas Longhorns continued to build on their top three-ranked recruiting class with the commitment of five-star receiver Darius White (Fort Worth, Texas/Dunbar). As it turned out, it was a big day on and off the field for the Longhorns.
White combined with fellow commit Mike Davis (Dallas/Skyline) to score three touchdowns in the Black team's victory. White's big day started with a punt return that he nearly broke for a TD. The White team wasn't so lucky the second time around. He also caught an 11-yard TD pass.
"On the first punt return, I cut back and kind of ran into my teammate and somebody got me from behind," White said. "On the second return, coach [Todd] Lawson told me to act like I was at home, and I did. I cut and saw an opening, made people miss and ran to the zone. On the quick slant, the dude on defense was telling me that I better not run a quick slant. I was like, 'OK.' I ran the quick slant, was right there wide open and kept him from my body and made the catch."
Davis, who led all receivers in the game with three catches for 53 yards, got in the end zone on a 25-yard reception. The 6-foot-1, 180-pounder timed the pass from Alabama-bound quarterback Phillip Sims (Chesapeake, Va./Oscar Frommel), perfectly, leaping high in the air with extended arms bringing down the ball over two White team defenders.
"I think we are fixing to give people trouble," White said. "It's going to be real bad. Mike can play, and I'm looking forward to playing with him."
Chris Jones (Daingerfield, Texas/Daingerfield) and John Harris (Garland, Texas/Naaman Forest) join White and Davis in the 2010 class of receivers. The Longhorns have three receiver commitments ranked in the ESPNU 150, with Jones checking in at No. 68.
Getting defensive
Though the score of the game was lopsided, the White team defense actually played pretty well, holding the Black team to 143 total yards.
"We knew that in this game that the defenses were ahead of the offenses," Wyche said. "Our defensive guys made the plays and on the other side, their defensive guys almost made the plays, and that was the difference in the game. Both defenses were very strong."
Crimson Tide class rolls through UA Game week
Several members of the Alabama 2010 recruiting class competed in this week's Under Armour All-America week and drew daily praise. On Saturday, John Fulton joined the superior class after committing to Alabama over South Carolina in the first quarter.
The addition of Fulton gives the Crimson Tide the top cornerback class in the country. He joins DeMarcus Milliner (Millbrook, Ala./Millbrook) to form an impressive pair of cornerbacks heading to Bama. Both Fulton and Milliner turned in a number of impressive plays on the ball Saturday. Fulton showed the ability to turn his head and find the ball when beaten off the line in press coverage.
Defensive end Adrian Hubbard (Norcross, Ga./Norcross) wrapped up an impressive week Saturday as he once again flashed his high-ceiling potential as an edge pass-rusher. Hubbard continued to get off the snap quick, dip the inside shoulder, burst past the tackle and show the ability to close on the quarterback. Hubbard started the game for the Black team opposite fellow end commit Alfy Hill (Shallotte, N.C./West Brunswick).
Quarterback Phillip Sims also had his moments, highlighted by a 25-yard touchdown pass in the third quarter.
Quick hitters
• The Texas A&M Aggies' newest commit, Toney Hurd Jr. (Missouri City, Texas/Thurgood Marshall), made a couple of big hits. He recorded three solo tackles showing the ability to react and close on short routes in off coverage.
• Future Miami running back Storm Johnson (Loganville, Ga./Loganville) didn't have much room to roam Saturday, but continued to show his vision, quick feet in the hole and acceleration. He was the game's leading rusher with 30 yards on seven carries. Look for Johnson to play early and often for the Hurricanes next year.
• Wide receiver Tai-ler Jones (Gainesville, Ga./Gainesville) suffered an injured ankle early during the practice week, but the Notre Dame commit got healthy during the week and returned to action, catching three passes for 28 yards for White team and at times providing a much-needed spark.
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CHAMPAIGN — A third candidate for the city council's soon-to-be-vacant District 3 seat emerged on Thursday. Retired Tolono school teacher Lynn Anderson filed her application on Thursday afternoon.
She joins former council member Vic McIntosh, who filed Thursday morning, and Merry-Ann's Diner owner Tony Pomonis, who has yet to file but announced his intentions to the city council, among those who have publicly announced their candidacy for the appointment.
Anderson — who worked in Tolono but lives in Champaign's District 3 — said she has always been involved in the community behind the scenes. She said she has always been "one of those really busy single moms raising kids," but now she's retired.
"I feel now that I have that time, and I have the expertise," Anderson said.
She said she hopes to bring a common-sense approach to the council and be a voice for residents who do not always feel their concerns are heard.
"I think the city council does an outstanding job, and I feel I can be a team player in that," Anderson said. "But I feel that I can voice concerns for them."
Like Pomonis, she also commented on the diversity of District 3, which includes neighborhoods like Boulder Ridge and Garden Hills as well as part of the North Prospect Avenue commercial district and a developing industrial park east of North Mattis Avenue.
"Probably the No. 1 thing that I'm going to be able to bring is that I have been a professional in the city for 25 years, and yet I was a single mother, so I have a real understanding to the vulnerability of prices going up," Anderson said.
She has never held public office, but she has worked in government, she said.
"I think that helps me in a way because I've worked so hard in a lot of areas of government but not getting the recognition for it," Anderson said. "You kind of see how things work."
Anderson, McIntosh and Pomonis are the first known candidates for the District 3 appointment. The city will continue to accept applications for the seat until noon on June 1. Qualified applicants need to currently live in District 3 and have been a resident of the city for at least one year.
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One is 116764153 which has photos of her, but no cemetery. The other is the one you contributed in Sandy Chapel Cemetery
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Joe W. Espy (should be ESPEY) see picture, was my great grandfather. Please correct the last name spelling If you care to, you may management to me.
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A group of boy scouts from Tuscaloosa, AL went to the Thompson Cemetery in Bibb Co.AL. last spring and spent several days cutting pine trees, cutting weeds and just generally had a clean up day. It was in really bad shape. My son Richard, has a 110 yr lease from the lumber co. and it has been about 10 years since he has gone in and cleaned it. He was there several years ago and he said someone had been in cleaned it up some. My husband and I are past the age where we can go in and clean the cemeteries and you worry about the future generations. Maybe with genealogy reaching a new high, others will be stepping up. I descend thru their daughter Belzora who married David Rousseau. The scouts found many large rocks which they felt were other graves. Thank you for all you do. Christine Byrne
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This is my grandfather. I was unaware he had such a nice marker. Love the picture of him and my "maw maw". James is my biological grandfather, Myrtis is my step-grandmother. Thank you for sharing the photos.
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Good morning Ms. Betty. Thank you - you do beautiful work. I've been going through my notes on this cemetery for the last few weeks, updating what I could, as I had time. I've added several. I'd like to suggest an update:
For the last name Sellers, I have:
Alvin Cook Sellers, 3 Mar 1837 - 26 Mar 1900. He has a Mason symbol on the marker. He's buried next to Susan A. Sellers.
Calvin S. Sellers, 16 Mar 1878 - 19 Dec 1903. He's buried next to Ella Sellers Underwood.
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This website shows cemeteries for several states. If you scroll to MS, it shows Pipkin and Pipkins (Avent) cemeteries in George Co. Also, google does not show a Pipkin Cemetery in Greene Co, where Leaf is.
Even confusion here?
Conclusion: Even though several OB's say Pipken is in Leaf, ignore the OB and go by the cemetery information at the bottom of the Find A Grave display. All the Find A Grave OB's should be corrected - to be technically correct?
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All twisted up? Several bio's say that Pipkin Cemetery is in Leaf, which is in Greene Co. Google says that Pipkin Cemetery is in George Co.
I reread your response closer and you say that Etta was actually buried in George Co Cemetery, not Pipkin Cemetery? If that is correct, her recorded place of burial needs to be changed - as well as the bio.
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Yup. Lucedale is in George Co with Pipkin Cemetery and Leaf is in Greene Co. I have found several bio's saying that Pipkin Cemetery is in Leaf and then showing the cemetery in George Co at the bottom of the page. Contradictory.
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I suppose it's just readjusting; we've previously always had very compatible life goals, and he seems to have changed his mind this summer over what he wants. That's not to say this is a bad thing; we ought to be able to develop and change together, and I certainly wouldn't want him to stay exactly the same as he was when I first met him. it's hard to adjust to, though. And it feels a bit like I'm being left behind.
I am a bit concerned though - he thinks the reason I'm getting so worried about all this is that I'm overthinking it, and we should just carry on and see what happens, and not talk about it so much. I think we need to talk and talk and talk, because it's so important to me that we take care of our own relationship, rather than possibly testing it to destruction and not realising until after the fact.
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Dean heads up the stairs of Bobby's house to the room that he and Castiel are sharing at the moment. Dim light can be seen casting a shadow into the hall as Dean makes his way to the room. "Cas I thought you were asleep, you up reading-" The words die on his tongue as he takes in the site before him. Castiel is fast asleep on his back in the bed, clothed in an old pair of Dean's black pj pants and AC/DC shirt. What makes him stop and lean against the door frame with a smile is how Cas is laying. Castiel has one arm tucked under the pillow under his head and the other laying protectively over the small protruding bump of his abdomen.
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Erik Estep is someone I know from the long, flat days of Central Illinois. At the time he was working in Milner Library at Illinois State University. Around the time that we all left Dalkey for Open Letter/Three Percent, Erik escaped as well, and is now a Reference Librarian at East Carolina University. Erik is also the most deluded Cubs fan I ever met, but that's neither here nor there.
Now, although we probably should've reviewed this back a few months ago, the announcement regarding Castro's memoirs actually makes this a bit timely. (Planned. Totally planned.)
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Most of the icons of the Long Twentieth Century (defined by most as stretching from the Great War to the suicide of the Soviet Union) have left the scene. If you were on team communism, chances are you in formaldehyde or you have turned over your kingdom to an heir. If you were on the capitalist side of the field, you've likely been given a nice state funeral by the victors, long after, sadly, your brain had turned to jelly. However, there is one leader who is still in game, a survivor who has managed recently even to return to the big screen, via an undisclosed location, to inspire the masses. That man, of course, is Fidel Castro. A stroke may hobble The Leader of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, thus speeding up the transition to the Great Grandson of The Leader, but El Comandante continues to lead.
Castro has not yet published his memoirs, but is said to be working on them since formally relinquishing power several years ago. Norberto Fuentes in his delightful, brutally honest, and satirical book The Autobiography of Fidel Castro has beaten him to the punch. Fuentes was a companero of Castro and his regime until the late '90s until he became persona non grata and had to flee to Miami. Jean Jacques Rousseau invented the superstar memoir genre with his Autobiography, and, it is important to note, that the veracity of that book was challenged from the outset. Rousseau, ever the bad boy of the Enlightenment, was said to have shaded things in his direction. Even though we know that Fuentes book is a work of fiction, his many years at Castro's side have made his work indistinguishable from "true" memoirs.
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A culture of silence often surrounds bullying. Many children who are bullied never tell anyone.
Most bullying is not reported because children . . .
Just because you don't see it, and children don't talk about it, doesn't mean bullying isn't happening. Even when children fail to report bullying, they often show warning signs.
What are some warning signs of bullying?
Some children may withdraw, while others may get angry and seek revenge. Don't assume the problem will go away on its own: Invite children to talk about what is bothering them. If you find out a child is being bullied, show support, help develop a response strategy, and follow up to make sure the bullying does not continue.
Cyberbullying is a growing form of bullying that is especially hard to see. Cyberbullying involves sending or posting hurtful, embarrassing, or threatening text or images using the Internet, cell phones, or other digital communication devices. Using these technologies, cyberbullies can reach a wide group of people very quickly. Their goal: to damage their victim's reputation and friendships.
Cyberbullying can involve:
Young people cyberbully for many reasons. Some do it to deal with their anger, seek revenge, or make themselves appear better than their peers. Others do it for entertainment or for the pleasure of tormenting others. Still others do it simply because they can. By remaining anonymous, and avoiding face-to-face contact, cyberbullies may not realize the consequences of their actions. As a result, they are more likely to say and do things they might hesitate to say or do in person. And young people are often hesitant to report cyberbullying because they are afraid that doing so will lead to restrictions on their own Internet or cell phone use or they believe nothing can be done to stop it.
Some things adults can do to help prevent cyberbullying:
Bullying is about the abuse of power. Children who bully abuse their power to hurt others, deliberately and repeatedly. They are often hot-tempered, inflexible, overly confident, and don't like to follow rules. They often lack empathy and may even enjoy inflicting pain on others. They often desire to dominate and control others, perceive hostile intent where none exists, overreact aggressively to ambiguous situations, and hold beliefs that support violence.
In the preschool years, bullies often rely on direct verbal bullying and physical power to control material objects or territory. They may lack the skills to interact in more socially appropriate ways.
In the elementary school years, bullies are more likely to use threats and physical force, combined with direct verbal bullying, to make victims do things against their will. At this age, some children begin to use indirect bullying to exclude peers from their social circle.
In the middle and high school years, bullies rely on direct verbal bullying such as name-calling and making threatening remarks, as well as physical bullying such as pushing and hitting. Although both boys and girls engage in physical bullying, girls are more likely to participate in indirect, relational bullying, such as rumor-spreading and social exclusion. They often use the Internet or cell phones to send these hurtful messages. While boys tend to rely on bullying to enhance their physical dominance, girls tend to use it to enhance their social status.
Sometimes children bully in groups. Children may join in because they look up to the bully and want to impress him or her, or because they are afraid and do not want to be attacked themselves.
Examining the Effects on the Bully
As they mature into adulthood, children who have bullied others often show higher rates of:
Adults who have been bullied as children may be more likely to allow their own children to bully others, thus raising a new generation of bullies.
Bullies need not experience these devastating long-term effects if their patterns of behavior are changed before they become habitual and entrenched. Bullying prevention strategies are most effective when applied early to children who are young or have just begun to bully—the earlier the better. Although it's never too late to change a bully's patterns of behavior, these habitual patterns are usually much more difficult to change in later years.
Beginning in the preschool years, adults can teach children important bullying prevention skills and guide children as they practice using these skills. Social skills that form an important foundation for bullying prevention include:
Victims of bullying include girls and boys of all ages, sizes, and backgrounds. But some children are more likely than others to be victimized because they appear small, weak, insecure, sensitive, or "different" from their peers.
Some children can reduce their risk of being bullied by dressing or acting in ways that make it easier for them to "fit in." Yet children should not be expected to conform to avoid the threat of bullying. Every child's individuality should be appreciated for the value it brings to the group, rather than suppressed to reduce the risk of victimization. Furthermore, not all children are able to alter personal characteristics that may place them at increased risk.
Potential victims can reduce their risk of being bullied by learning how to:
Examining the Effects on the Victim
Victims' painful memories of having been bullied linger as the victims mature into adulthood. Adults who were victimized as children may continue to show poor self-confidence and problems with depression.
In cases of extreme bullying, some tormented victims have resorted to violence toward themselves or others.
Children as young as nine may think about suicide as a way to escape their bullies.*
School Shooters . . . Other victims of bullying have used guns to take violent revenge in schools against their bullies and others who they believe have failed to support them.
Many school shooters were bullied: In 37 incidents of targeted school violence between 1974 and 2000, almost three-quarters of the shooters reported being bullied, persecuted, threatened, attacked, or injured before the incident. Sometimes the experience of being bullied seemed to have influenced the shooter's decision to make an attack at the school.**
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* van der Wal, M. F., de Wit, C. A. M., & Hirasing, R. A. (2003). Psychosocial health among young victims and offenders of direct and indirect bullying. Pediatrics, 111, 1312–1317.
** Vossekuil, B., Fein, R. A., Reddy, M., Borum, R., Modzeleski, W. (2002, May). The final report and findings of the Safe School Initiative: Implications for the prevention of school attacks in the United States. U. S. Secret Service and U. S. Department of Education. Retrieved October 25, 2007, from www.secretservice.gov/ntac/ssi_final_report.pdf
Bullying situations usually involve more than the bully and the victim. They also involve bystanders—those who watch bullying happen or hear about it.
An important new strategy for bullying prevention focuses on the powerful role of the bystander. Depending on how bystanders respond, they can either contribute to the problem or the solution. Bystanders rarely play a completely neutral role, although they may think they do.
Hurtful Bystanders
Some bystanders . . . instigate the bullying by prodding the bully to begin.
Other bystanders . . . encourage the bullying by laughing, cheering, or making comments that further stimulate the bully.
And other bystanders . . . join in the bullying once it has begun.
Most bystanders . . . passively accept bullying by watching and doing nothing. Often without realizing it, these bystanders also contribute to the problem. Passive bystanders provide the audience a bully craves and the silent acceptance that allows bullies to continue their hurtful behavior.
Helpful Bystanders
Some bystanders . . . directly intervene, by discouraging the bully, defending the victim, or redirecting the situation away from bullying.
Other bystanders . . . get help, by rallying support from peers to stand up against bullying or by reporting the bullying to adults.
Examining the Effects on The Bystander
Bystanders who don't intervene or don't report the bullying often suffer negative consequences themselves. They may experience:
Preparing Children to Become Helpful Bystanders
To Prevent Bullying . . .
Intervene when children are young. Children who bully are not born bullies and children who are victimized are not born victims. But many young children engage in aggressive behaviors that may lead to bullying, while others react by submitting or fighting back. Adults can stop these patterns before they are established by encouraging cooperative behaviors such as sharing, helping, and problem-solving, and by preventing aggressive responses such as hostility, hurting, and rejection.
Teach bullying prevention strategies to all children. Don't assume that only "challenging" children become bullies or that only "weak" children become victims. Most children are likely to be victimized by a bully at some point in their lives, and all children can benefit from learning to distinguish between acceptable and unacceptable behaviors; how to stand up for themselves, and others; and when to turn to an adult for help.
Take bullying seriously. Pay careful attention to the warning signs and to children most at risk. Make sure children know that bullying will not be tolerated and that you will work with them to make bullying stop.
Encourage empathy. Children who can empathize understand that bullying hurts. They are less likely to bully and more likely to help children who are bullied.
Teach by example. Be an effective role model. Children learn how to behave by watching and emulating the adults in their lives. Consider how you solve problems, discipline, control your own anger and disappointment, and stand up for yourself and others without fighting. If children observe you acting aggressively, they are more likely to show aggression toward others.
Help children critically evaluate media violence. Children may learn aggressive behaviors by watching television and movies that glorify violence and by playing violent video games that reward violent behavior. Help children understand that media portrayals of violence are unrealistic and inappropriate. Intervene when you see children imitating media violence in their play or in their social interactions.
Provide opportunities for children to learn and practice the qualities and skills that can protect them from bullying. Children who are confident are less likely to tolerate bullying and more likely to have the courage and inner-strength to respond effectively. Children who are assertive know how to react to a bully in effective, non-aggressive ways, and they are less likely to be targeted by bullies in the first place. Children who know how to make and keep friends can rely on them for protection from bullying. Children who know how to solve problems constructively avoid responding aggressively to conflict.
Encourage children to talk about and report bullying. When they do, listen carefully, and be patient: Talking about bullying can be difficult, and children may feel embarrassed or afraid to share their concerns.
Develop strong connections with the children in your care. Children are less likely to bully if they know it will displease an adult whom they respect and trust. Similarly, children are more likely to confide in an adult with whom they have a caring and trusting relationship.
Reexamine your own beliefs about bulling. Misconceptions may prevent you from "seeing" a potential bullying incident or intervening as quickly as you should.
When YOU see or hear bullying . . .
Intervene immediately. When you do nothing, you send the message that bullying is acceptable. If you ignore or minimize the problem, victims will not believe that adults understand or care, or that they can help. If you don't intervene, children won't either.
Intervene even if you're not sure it's bullying. Observing children's actions, words, body language, and facial expressions will help you determine if bullying is occurring. Even if it's not, aggressive behaviors need to be stopped.
Stand between or near the victim and the bully, separating them if necessary, so as to stop the bullying behaviors. For young children, consider removing them from the situation to a "time-out" area or room.
Respond firmly but appropriately. Remain calm, but convey the seriousness of the situation. Announce that the bullying must stop. Describe the behavior you observed and why it is unacceptable.
Get help if needed. If the bully is using physical force, or there is more than one bully, you may need to find another adult to help keep children safe and protect yourself.
Do not respond aggressively. Using aggressive behavior sends the wrong message that this is a good way to solve problems. It may also prompt a bully or a bystander to increase his or her bullying behavior or become aggressive toward you.
Avoid lecturing the bully in front of his or her peers. Your goal is to end the behavior, not humiliate or shame the bully. Rather than serving as a deterrent, lecturing and scolding often provide the bully with attention that he or she finds rewarding.
Don't impose immediate consequences. Allow yourself time to consider the incident and obtain any clarifying
information—then decide the best course of action.
Don't ask children to "work things out" for themselves. Bullying is different from an argument or conflict; it involves a power imbalance that requires adult intervention.
Give praise and show appreciation to helpful bystanders. Children who try to help the victim or stop the bully are key to bullying prevention.
Stick around. Remain in the area until you are sure the behavior has stopped.
After the incident . . .
Follow up with each of the "players" separately. Rely on your relationships and connections with the children to talk openly and productively about the bullying incident, and its effects and consequences.
Bullies must understand that bullying is not acceptable and will not be tolerated. To this end, it is important to impose immediate consequences that are appropriate for their offense and developmental level, and that are consistent with program policy. It is also important for children who bully to take responsibility for their actions: to understand what they did, why their behavior is wrong, how it affects their victims, how it affects others around them, and to "make amends." Help the bully apologize or make amends by doing something nice for the victim. Consider organizing supervised activities that include both the bully and the victim so they can learn to interact in more positive ways.
Victims must know that adults care and support them. Listen carefully to their description of what happened and offer sympathy and support. Help them develop strategies for addressing the problem, should it recur in the future. Let them know they do not deserve to be bullied and they are not alone—adults and peers can help.
Bystanders must understand the effects of their actions—or non-actions. Explain that they have the power to cool down the situation by asking the bully to stop, helping the victim walk away, getting support from other bystanders, asking an adult for help, and/or reporting the bullying incident. Talk with them about what they did or did not do to help.
Inform appropriate staff. Report the incident to a supervisor and any other staff with whom the children work closely. Inform the children's parents, as warranted.
Keep a detailed record of the incident. Include who is involved, where the incident occurred, whether it has happened before, and strategies used to address the problem. This record will reveal any patterns and help you see which interventions work best.
Check in regularly with the victim, the bully, and program staff to make sure the bullying does not continue. Create opportunities for talking about bullying issues with children in your program.
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