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The unease between communities is one of the reasons CRIF dropped out of Sunday's planned march against intolerance.
Several Muslim and Jewish leaders appeared united on French television after the attack in Toulouse, but officials within the Jewish community have no illusions: French Jews and Muslims are deeply divided.
"Don't tell me French Muslims appreciate Jews – 50 percent of them hate Jews," Rabbi Michel Sarfati told Haaretz on Thursday. The rabbi created the Jewish-Muslim friendship group and has traveled across France for several years preaching moderation.
"Many hate Jews because extremist imams denigrate Jews in their sermons. They say we're Israel's puppets. Moderate Muslims try to fight this hatred, but they're being threatened, and they get no support from the state."
The killing in Toulouse has not improved relations between the communities.
One of the Muslim moderates is Dalil Boubakeur, mufti of the Great Mosque of Paris, who was received together with Richard Prasquier, president of CRIF, the Representative Council of French Jewish Institutions, and France's chief rabbi at the Elysee Palace on Tuesday.
Boubaker promised Muslims would pray for all the killer's victims, like the Jews did after the school massacre. Many Muslims, in the same spirit, showed solidarity with the Jewish community. But on the whole, there is a feeling the killings only worsened the gap between the communities.
"Look at the Internet forums – some extremist leaders criticize the Jews for getting sympathy after the killing," said Sarfati.
Another member of the Jewish-Muslim friendship association was alarmed by Muslims who admire the killer. "To them Mohamed Merah is a hero. Unfortunately, that view isn't as rare as you'd think," he said.
The unease between communities is one of the reasons CRIF dropped out of Sunday's planned march against intolerance.
The group said it would take part in it at first, but on Tuesday when it was revealed the killer was an Islamist all associations dropped out of the rally, for different reasons.
"The killer has been located – there's no reason to march now," Prasquier said on French television on Wednesday night.
But CRIF sources said the group fears clashes between "communities." Some refer to frictions between young Jewish militants from the Jewish Defense League and Muslim militants from the northern suburbs around Paris.
The march will take place, notwithstanding. Anti-racist groups and the Jewish student organization, which pulled out of it first, have changed their mind.
"There are tensions, of course. People were murdered – it's only natural that tensions arise," Benjamin Abtan from the European anti-racist group and SOS Racisme told Haaretz, "but that's precisely why we have to demonstrate against hatred. We have to show that we're united."
CRIF sources say they fear the march will be exploited politically. On one side anti-racist and left-wing groups will say the killing is the far-right's fault.
"Instead of criticizing anti-Semitism and terror they will focus on racism and Le Pen," said Sammy Gohzlan, who head the Jewish communities in suburbs north of Paris. "I don't think it's a bad thing to criticize Le Pen, but they're diverging from the real problem: anti-Semitism and terror."
The far-right could also exploit the rally and criticize Islamism, Islam and immigration.
Rabbi Sarfati believes that's precisely why CRIF won't take part in the rally. "It's all politics," says the rabbi, who believes French President Nicolas Sarkozy asked CRIF to cancel the march. "Before they went into the Elysee on Tuesday they were for the demonstration, when they came out, it was canceled! Sarkozy probably told them to cancel because a march would be good for Le Pen and therefore bad for him."
The rabbi says that if the rally is on he'll take part in it, no matter what. "I'll demonstrate against Islamism. French authorities have ignored the problem, which is threatening our society," he said.
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Today I turned on a plugin i wanted to get working for a while.
It adds a "add image" button at the bottom of the editor, making it easy to quickly add images without having to go anywhere.
It uses the Imgur api to auto anonymously add images to their service.
In the same vein the file button(the one currently used to link direct links of images) now also has a function to add files proper.
This is so you can add zip files of projects or gd scripts for others to see.
Currently supported file types are archives(rar, 7z, zip, gzip, etc) and gdscript(.gd), if you guys would like other file extensions to be added let me know. Also current file size limit is 1mb.
Test it out when you can it should be working. No promises, but fingers crossed.
It's different from uploading to imgur and posting it here since that is supported in another fashion:
The button is only to make it easier to post static images on the go. The posted image is also a link to the full upload.
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How often does imgur purge/delete old images?
Imageshack used to be a hugely popular hosting service but after a while a whole lot of forum posts all over the internet lost images. A great many tutorials have been lost to history...
I believe imgur will keep the images forever. That said it is a downside of using an external service.
I'm still looking into the possibility of hosting the images in the server and having them showing up properly in a post.
There are benefits to external links so it's a mixed trade. For now the button is just handy.
Also, for now uploading images to the server is disabled, only the above mentioned types.
If i turn img uploading on and remove the add images button for instance, the process would be like this:
You'd have to upload it either through the icon or drag n drop, and right click on the attachment and past the link into the img_url field that everyone knows, then it would work normally. Maybe it's too much of a chore , maybe not.
If you think the above setup is better than the imgur button let me know.
This is all due to the markdown setup, in the WYSIWYG setup it was automatic.
I'm still looking on how to automate it as it is without anything hacky.
Oh, and it has the same downside of gifs being rendered into static images. At least by default.
You can now also upload images via the file button, like i said the limitation is it will break gifs, but the images will stay inside the forum. Also, currently the add images button works even when adding gifs, as in doesn't break them anymore.


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Wednesday, December 14, 2011
Christmas card 2011
It is a tri-shutter card. You can get more details on how to make a tri shutter card here.
When I look at this card, i see the outward beauty as well as an inward beauty. As many of my followers know, I broke my hip when I was 11, had it replaced at 36, and have had severe extensive nerve damage ever since the hip replacement 5 years ago. (yes, if you do the math, I am 41) As you can imagine, the past few years have been extremely difficult and painful. I have had to live with pain on a daily basis that most people will never experience in a lifetime. I can no longer physically do so many things that we usually take for granted. I have had to mourn the fact that my life is never really going to be the way I imagined or wanted. At first I tried to tell God that I was just not string enough to handle all the pain and disappointment. God has allowed me to realize that I don't have to be string enough, because He is strong and through my weakness He will be my strength. My situation has caused me to grow closer to Him and to see so many ways that God takes the things that are so painful in our lives and make something beautiful out of it.
What does all this have to do with my Christmas card??? Well, see all the pretty silver foil paper that I have cut and embossed? That is the inside packaging of the Lidocaine pain patches that I put on every day.
The medicine never actually touches the package so it is safe to use. I cut the pouch open and it is a light weight paper that has a foil lining on one side. Everyday, as I apply a pain patch , I have learned not to focus on the obvious pain, but to look at the cool new craft product I can use. I am constantly reminded that even in my pain, God can make something beautiful out of my life just as I can make something beautiful out of the package.
So when I look at my card, I see a year's worth of pain patches but a lesson that will last me a lifetime.
Here are a few more pictures. I used a Sizzix embossing folder for the dry embossing and a Stampabilities "snowflake background" stamp with Stazon ink and silver embossing folder for the heat embossing. The snowflakes and labels are cut files that I made in Inkscape.
Hope you enjoy looking at this.
I have some cool new poinsettias that I made to share tomorrow. I am getting a video camera for Christmas so I will finally be able to make tutorials for my paper flowers. (just as soon as I learn how to use the camera that is...LOL)
7 comments:
- Carol said...
What a neat, neat, idea. Of course, I am sorry you have to collect them the hard way!
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- December 14, 2011 at 6:51 PM
- caccie said...
Absolutely one of the most beautiful Christmas cards that I have ever seen. I am sorry to hear that you have to deal with the pain that you have but God has blessed you with an amazing talent to help you deal with it. Merry Christmas to you and thank you for sharing your card.
- December 14, 2011 at 8:03 PM
- Jean said...
How pretty! I love that silver.
- December 14, 2011 at 9:05 PM
- Dr Sonia S V said...
Jani what a wonderful way to recycle and I am glad you have found a way to incorporate craft in the pain even
Take care
- December 15, 2011 at 12:35 PM
- Gail's Card Cafe' said...
This card even looks better in person! Thank you for sharing your pain and joys with me <3
- December 17, 2011 at 10:22 PM
- Lolis said...
Your card is beautiful! Thank you for sharing your story!
- December 20, 2011 at 1:40 PM
- Stacie Gorse said...
Oh, Jani!
I haven't been able to stop in to visit as much as I would like, but this post really touched my heart!
What an amazing person you are to see the bright (and shiny) side of such an awful situation!
Thank you so much for sharing!
- December 29, 2011 at 4:33 PM


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When two lines are intersected by a third line, if one pair of alternate interior angles formed is congruent, then the two lines are parallel to each other. Two pairs of such alternate interior angles are formed.
One of the most important theorems in geometry has to do with alternate interior angles; this theorem on alternate interior angles is used extensively in geometry. It is used to prove two lines parallel in problems that require proof. When two lines are intersected by a third line, eight angles are formed at the two distinct points of intersection. The alternate interior angles are formed on either side of this third line.


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I received this card via e-mail from my aunt Mary Margaret. MM is as big a Bama belle as they come. She drives a big ole white Cadillac, just like her mama, my beloved 90 year old Aunt Faye, and she lives for Auburn football, dirty jokes, and sangria.
I'll be spending Easter weekend in West Virginia with my wacktastic family, including my cousin in from Scotland! Hope your weekend is filled with spring weather and Easter joy!
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1 comments:
- Polka Dots & Protein Bars said...
Hahahaha love that card!!!
- April 12, 2009 at 8:51 PM
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All right, it's time to get this new year off with a bang! I'll be skipping around chronologically a little bit here (I appreciate that provided that it's all vintage or at the very least retro, the particular sequence isn't terribly critical: the important aspect is that with this particular title, I'm better off not posting it at my workplace.)
My relationship to this title goes back over 20 years: indeed, 31 years ago, Atari released Gauntlet II into the arcades, a refinement of the previous year's Gauntlet, and I remember playing it (a couple of years down the line) at Atari founder Nolan Bushnell's subsequent venture, Chuck E. Cheese. But in 1989, the arcade title was ported for home play under MS-DOS by PC users, and that's where this story really gets started. A few more years along and a copy had wound its way down to my custody, a neat specimen with mind-blowing digitized PC speaker sound and a kind of same-machine simultaneous multiplayer, with memory suggesting three keyboard inputs and the 4th player controlled by joystick. It was fun and continue credits were not so necessarily constrained by material conditions as at the arcade, but some hacker out there thought that there was still room for improvement.
Back when I was getting started (woah!) a bit over a decade ago documenting games at Mobygames, I thought that there was the correct place to catalogue and demonstrate the precise way in which this game's cake was... iced, but despite a few different approaches, the volunteer approvers there held firm to their commitment that the site's mission was to document games in the state in which they were initially sold on store shelves, not ways in which they were subsequently altered by immature miscreants and fan translators. So the only outlet left available to me was to make a note in the game's trivia -- a note I was delighted eventually trickled down and worked its way into another game blog I follow when Gauntlet 2's turn came up in their queue. But I did hold on to the screenshots I originally attempted to use to demonstrate the hexedited hack's distinguishing points, and now at last I'm going to share them for ... posterity.
the original versions of these screens) but ... somewhat altered. I can't quite put my finger on it. Is it the wizard's robe? Perhaps the elf's goatee? No, wait... what's that the valkyrie is holding in her hand? Hang on a minute, the logo isn't quite right, that doesn't say "Gauntlet" anymore, it says... what the hell is a "Cuntlet"? (Here's a clue: if you try to research this game online, its name would traditionally invoke quite a great deal of pornography. Hilariously, since the opening of the Internet Archive's arcade (and the penetrating reports by bloggers into its seamy underbelly), the edited game has been reclaiming its rightful place at the head of the search returns. And speaking of head...
the last time you'd seen this screen. Also the corporate attribution has been tweaked slightly, and ... gosh, that's a hell of a company logo! Do you think you can buy it on a mug or t-shirt?
as they always did (what's a puerile equivalent to a mirror? oh, forget it!) and others are quite a bit more... seemingly derived from a very old copy of the alt.sex FAQ. Ice cubes? Vitamin E?
their relatively humbly initial forms into a series of riffs on male genitalia -- a homophobic tip of the hat to the most horrible things the presumably cishet hackers could imagine overrunning them in waves emerging from a genitalia-generator? (The presence of the breast is somewhat incongruous, and of course the misspelled "buthole" is equal-opportunity, but elsewise the roster looks like it might have emerged from a lesbian's worst nightmare.) The most interesting transformation here is the game's initial "it", a magical player-transferrable status (as you would when playing "tag") that acts as a monster magnet, rebranded as AIDS. In light of that chilling new context, reducing all the other monsters to enormous phalli seems rather tame by comparison.
the game we all know and love, but I gotta tell you, even in a game I'd never endorse eating food sitting on the floor so nearby to a pool of semen. (Speaking of which, when characters die in this game, they are reduced to a mere wet spot on the mattress. It's not much of a theme, so you've got to work it!)
Same but different!)
I'm not prepared to offer it up for download (anymore, I learned my lesson circa 1995 after being locked out of a BBS I co-administered by uploading an archive of the game for play and proclaiming it, in jest, to be Nitty's [the SysOp's] favorite game!") but if this game interests you (for even a minute, to paraphrase the late Leonard Cohen, you are lost) you can play it through your web browser courtesy of the Internet Archive. And who knows, if this post sees enough interest, maybe when the right occasion rolls around (Valentine's Day? Which is the holiday of orgiastic frenzy? May Day? A cursory Googling suggests that for ancient Rome, it was ... all of them!) I might profile the hard-to-believe French phallic Bomberman clone Bomb'X. (But until then, my entry on it over at Mobygames, allowed due to not being a hack of another game, is reasonably comprehensive.)


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Happy Sunday everyone!!
Have you checked out the new challenge format here at Y&FH? If you haven't you can be sure that the new format is a WIN/WIN for everyone. All of the rules can be found HERE, but in a nutshell….you can now use ANY stamped image for all challenges, with the exception being "sentiment only" card/projects are not allowed. As an added bonus...if you decide to use a Y&FH image we'll add your name to the bottom of the InLinkz for a maximum of 1 extra time per challenge.
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Your attribute counting your enemy race kills has been transferred to your character's internal information under the title of Kill count.
All new kills, so-called scalps, will be counted from 0 and shown in your character's open information.
Old scalps can be used as before - for quests, for valour etc.
The changes have been made to allow for technical changes and developments.
Your attribute has not been deleted or reset! It has simply been hidden from your public information. You can still your old scalp count in the personal information of your character, via your character backpack.


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January 2005 JOSH - 10/11 ET - 20 picas - commentary #1 - males05.jan
What Do Student Drug Use Surveys Really Mean?
Mike A. Males
Mike A. Males, PhD, Lecturer, Sociology Dept., University of California, Santa Cruz, 214 College Eight, Santa Cruz, CA 95064; (firstname.lastname@example.com).
Federally funded projects such as Monitoring the Future and PRIDE, as well as numerous state and local activities devote considerable resources to survey junior and senior high school students' drug use.1 Monitoring the Future, a detailed annual survey of high school students, began in 1975 for 12th graders and 1991 for eighth and 10th graders, on issues such as drug, alcohol, and tobacco use, and other personal behaviors and attitudes. PRIDE, a congressionally authorized annual survey by the Parents' Resource Institute for Drug Education, surveys students in grades 6-12 on drug, alcohol, and tobacco use and related issues. These surveys generate the main, and often the sole, means by which drug education policies and programs are evaluated. Student surveys also represent the main measure of national drug policy design and evaluation, as noted by their prominence in the 2003 National Drug Control Strategy report.2
The Office of National Drug Control Policy (ONDCP) Reauthorization Act of 1998 designated its main objective as "reduction of adolescent unlawful drug use (as measured in terms of illicit drug use during the past 30 days by the Monitoring the Future Survey of the University of Michigan or the National PRIDE Survey conducted by the National Parents' Resource Institute for Drug Education)..."3
Lobbies seeking to reform drug policies and to legalize marijuana also preoccupy themselves with adolescent drug use. For example, the Marijuana Policy Project refers constantly to drug use surveys to argue that ONDCP's "War on Drugs" has failed because "the prohibition of marijuana in the United States has not curtailed adolescent marijuana use."4
A reported increase in student drug use can mean the end for drug education programs, as shown by the abandonment of the 1970s pharmacological education,5,6 and the 1990s impetus to curtail Drug Awareness and Resistance Education (DARE) programs.7 Conversely, even a small decline in student drug use is cited as evidence of policy success. For example, the claim that random drug testing of students by school authorities results in less drug use (a point on which the few existing studies yield mixed results)8 provides the main basis for proposals by the ONDCP to promote testing.2
Yet, a larger question remains: Why are we concerned about student drug use? Does survey-reported legal and illicit drug use constitute a valid measure of student well-being and justify the importance attached to its levels and trends? Those who attach overriding important to survey findings argue that drug use by youth is associated with serious problems, such as delinquency, school failure and dropout, early pregnancy, greater odds of injury, suicide, violence, and other anti-social behaviors, as well as future drug abuse in adulthood.2 Other studies suggest correlations between drug use and unhealthy outcomes largely disappear when the relatively small number of frequent drug abusers with serious problems is evaluated separately from the larger number of moderate drug users whose behaviors resemble nonusers.9,10 Monitoring the Future finds students who only use marijuana report behaviors and attitudes similar to those who report using no drugs.11 The National Household Survey of Drug Use and Health reports that many Americans whose illegal drug use only consisted of marijuana do not contribute to hard-drug abuse.12
This commentary addresses specific questions: Does student drug use as reported on surveys display external validity? Do trends in, and levels of, students reporting use of marijuana or other illegal drugs correlate with or predict trends for other problems, including those most often said to be associated with drug abuse?
Monitoring the Future (MTF), a project of the Institute for Social Research at the University of Michigan, has surveyed representative samples of high school seniors in schools nationwide for 29 years (1975 through 2003). MTF surveys examine type, frequency, duration, and circumstances of student drug use, as well as other topics including satisfaction with life, social attitudes, school safety, future plans, delinquency, and victimization.13 Consistent questions used over time provide a basis to examine associations between student drug use and other behaviors by year. MTF's continuity and comprehensiveness render it the benchmark survey cited by ONDCP and other authorities.
Several other studies also examined the levels and trends of student drug use from 1975 to 2002. The National Center for Health Statistics provided annual information on number and rate for births14 and violent deaths15 involving older teens (aged 15-19) and young adults (aged 20-29). The Federal Bureau of Investigation reported annual criminal arrests by crime for youths by age.16 The National Center for Education Statistics provided high school graduation rates and teacher-student ratios by year.17 The Bureau of the Census provided annual figures for median incomes of families with children, children living in poverty, divorce, and teenage unemployment.18 The premise for this paper was addressed in three ways.
Immediate Associations
To examine immediate associations with drug use, MTF's annual reports of the percentages of high school seniors using drugs were correlated with the corresponding percentages of delinquency, victimization, and school safety by seniors reported annually by MTF in the Bureau of Justice Statistics' Sourcebook of Criminal Justice Statistics.13 High school seniors' drug use percentages by year also were correlated with rates of birth, violent death, and criminal arrest involving teenagers. In this latter analysis, high school students comprised about 85% of the larger population whose vital and crime rates were measured, introducing a possibility of selection bias.
Later Associations
To examine whether high school students' drug use rates affect their behavior as young adults, MTF's high school drug use rates were compared to self-reported drug use rates among 18-29 year-olds six years later. That is, high school seniors' annual drug use rates for 1975 through 1996 were compared to young-adult drug use rates for 1981 through 2002. Similarly, high school seniors' drug use rates were compared, using the same six-year time delay, to vital and criminal arrest statistics for those aged 18-29. Six years was chosen as the time delay on the assumption that the average high school senior is aged 17-18, and the average 18-29 year-old is 23-24.
External Factors
A regression analysis compared the most commonly cited drug-use measure, percentage of students using illicit drugs the previous month, with the same outcome measures in the correlation analysis. Stepwise multiple regression controls for external variables that might affect drug use and other behaviors, such as annual percentage of youth in poverty, median income of families with children, divorce rate, teenage unemployment rate, teacher-student ratio, and time period (year). The criterion set for statistical significance, p < .01, was stricter than that used in most studies (p < .05).
Variations in student self-reported drug use by class (year) were large and fluctuated rapidly. In 1978 and 1979, for example, 39% of high school seniors reported using an illegal drug the previous month. By 1992, fewer than half as many (14%) did so. Five years later, in 1997, the proportion nearly doubled, to 26%. Other student behavior, as well as vital and crime statistics, also showed large fluctuations over the 28-year period. If high rates of drug use contributed significantly to other student problems, or if low rates were associated with amelioration of such problems, one would expect the effects on classes with sharply differing drug use rates to be quite noticeable.
In the results from the correlational analysis, measures of drug use by students were strongly internally consistent. Complete results of the correlational analysis are available in a table posted by the author at http://home.earthlink.net/~mmales/table2.htm. Classes that reported high rates of drug use in general, or of a particular drug, reported high rates of using other drugs, as well as alcohol and, less consistently, cigarettes. The exception was heroin, whose trends were not correlated with those of other drugs.
Student drug use trends displayed external validity as well, but not in the expected direction. Trends in student drug use consistently were negatively correlated with other undesirable behaviors tracked in the MTF survey. Compared to students in classes that report low drug use rates, students in classes that report high rates were significantly less likely to report having been in a serious fight, injuring someone seriously, having frequent fights with parents, being in a gang fight, stealing a car, committing armed robbery, committing arson, or being victimized by a major or minor theft at school.
Analysis of national vital statistics and crime figures showed results consistent with MTF's self-reported behaviors. Classes with high rates of drug use had significantly lower rates of birth, arrest for homicide, arrest for violent offenses, death by homicide, death by suicide and related accidents, and death by firearms.
The analysis generated 315 combinations of the nine categories of drug use and 35 other student behavior, vital, educational, and victimization variables, including nine variables that showed no significant relationship to any kind of drug use. Of the total number, 117 showed significant negative correlations, 195 showed no significant relationship, and only three showed a significant positive relationship. Two-thirds of 195 nonsignificant associations were negative and were considerably stronger in direction than the smaller number of positive associations. Of the six external (background) variables examined, only teacher-student ratio showed a consistently significant association. The higher the ratio, the higher the rate of student drug use.
Rates of drug use by high school seniors correlated with rates of drug use by young adults aged 18-29. Heroin was the only exception; high school classes with high rates of overall drug use reported significantly lower rates of heroin use both in high school and as young adults. High school drug use rates did not predict later problems among young adults in violent death, suicide, homicide, firearm fatalities, criminal arrest, or college enrollment at physical or online universities. All 90 correlations were nonsignficant, and most were negative.
Results from the regression analysis, available from the author, generally supported an association between higher rates of student drug use and lower rates of other problems. Weighted regression coefficients showed higher rates of student drug use were strongly and significantly associated with 18 positive behavior outcomes, including lower rates of self-reported crime and violence by, and victimization of, students in and out of school; homicide, violent, and property crime arrests; homicide, suicide, and firearm deaths; and rate of birth by teenage mothers. Seventeen associations were not significant, and 14 were negative. None of the associations was significantly positive; only three were nonsignificantly positive.
More illegal drug use reported by American high school senior classes on Monitoring the Future surveys was not associated with increased risk for negative behaviors or outcomes. The preponderance of associations between higher rates of student drug use and lower rates of delinquency, victimization, criminal arrest, violent death, and other unwanted outcomes, one-half of which were statistically significant even by the strict standards, was striking and unexpected. Consistently greater student safety and better behavior in classes where drug use was more common persisted even when major background variables such as poverty, income, divorce, unemployment, time period, and teacher-student ratio were controlled. Conversely, greater drug use was rarely associated with worse behavior and outcomes.
Are students, then, better off when they use more drugs? The question addressed here was not whether drug use is good or bad for students, but whether drug use as measured on self-reporting surveys provides a valid indicator of student well-being and thus a viable basis for policy.
Surveys can fail as valid bases for policy development for several reasons. First, they may be inaccurate. Their numbers may reflect the willingness of students to report using drugs, not actual use of drugs. The National Research Council concluded in 2001 that, "inaccurate response is particularly acute in surveys of drug abuse, since illegal drug use is a stigmatized behavior and respondents are reluctant to report it accurately."19 Strident anti-drug campaigns, such as "just say no" in the late 1980s or drug-testing regimes in schools today, could produce lower survey numbers not by reducing drug use, but by making students less willing to report it. Lack of correlation [(in fact, a near-significant negative correlation) between rates of student drug use and of teenage drug overdose deaths over time (T = 1.57, p < 0.13, for monthly drug use)] indicated that surveys provide flawed measures of drug abuse.
Large and officially sanctioned national surveys of the same school populations at the same time can yield contradictory results. From 2001 to 2002, MTF reported illicit drug use in the past month fell by 11% for eighth graders and 8% for seniors. Conversely, PRIDE reported eighth graders' drug use rose by 41% and seniors' increased 8%.1 ONDCP officials ignored PRIDE and touted recent MTF figures as validating their "aggressive national goals to reduce youth drug use."20 The Marijuana Policy Project, an opponent of the War on Drugs and advocate of "realistic" drug education, ignored MTF and seized on PRIDE's finding as "demonstrat(ing) that ONDCP's past attempts to reduce teen drug use have been complete failures."21 Neither side mentioned the sharp increase in teenage and adult drug-related hospital emergency treatments and drug abuse deaths past five years,15,22 indicating how extensively the political debate over teenage drug use numbers has strayed from realistic concern about teenage health.
Even if surveys are accurate, levels of and changes in drug use they report may signify less than they appear. Intuitively, one would expect that just as higher rates of drug use by an individual often accompany personal problems with school, employer, family, police, and health, higher rates of drug use in a population would signal other generational problems. This does not appear to be the case. Up or down shifts in the student population's overall drug use were dominated by moderate and occasional use of milder drugs such as marijuana, which are the most prevalent styles and also those least likely to be connected to other risks such as violence or crime. Conversely, only small percentages of students report heavier drug use (such as daily marijuana use) or use of more dangerous drugs (such as heroin), which are the styles most often connected to other problems.1,9,10
A paradox may apply to the abilities of different generations to handle drugs. For example, the teenage cohort of 1970, though reporting sparing use of illegal drugs by survey measures,23 suffered drug overdose death rates more than double those of the teenage cohort of 1980, which used drugs at a rate 250% higher. Overreliance on drug use surveys sabotaged potentially promising pharmacological education approaches of the 1970s, which were abandoned after student drug use increased, even though drug overdose deaths declined by 62%, among teens.
The contradictory trends continued from the early 1980s to 1992, when high school seniors' illicit drug use plummeted by 65%, while most teenage risks (violence, crime, violent death, school problems) increased sharply. Then both trends reversed again. From 1992 to 1997, student drug use rates nearly doubled, while nearly all other teen risk measures plunged. To complete the baffling trends, high school seniors' drug use generally fell from 1997 to 2002, as did most other youth risk measures, but teenage drug overdose deaths doubled.1,15,16,22
Overreliance on surveys promotes increasingly intrusive efforts to stop all student drug use, and this trend may be counterproductive. MTF researchers' updated 2003 analysis of school drug-testing programs found that the most extensive, random testing regimens may slightly discourage casual marijuana use but promote significantly more use of less-detectable harder drugs.8,25
Drug-use surveys may be inaccurate; they may provide irrelevant or trivial data compared to more important influences affecting student behavior; or they may obscure the fact that higher rates of drug use are connected to student well-being in ways not yet fully understood. In any case, the conclusion is the same: policy makers, school administrators, substance abuse programs, and the news media attach too much importance to surveys. Students in the years in which 40% reported using drugs were no worse off, and often significantly better off by most important measures, than were students in years when 15% report using drugs. Thus, do policies that focus primarily on reducing numbers on self-report surveys best serve school health objectives?
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2. Office of National Drug Control Policy. National Drug Control Strategy. Washington, DC: The White House; 2003:1-4.
3.105th Congress, 2nd Session. HR 4328: Office of National Drug Control Policy Reauthorization Act of 1998. Div. C Title VII Sec. 706 (a)(4)(B). Washington, DC: House of Representatives; 1998.
4. Marijuana Policy Project. Marijuana prohibition has not curtailed marijuana use by adolescents. 2004. Available at: http://www.mpp.org/adolescents.html.
5. Goodstadt MS. School-based drug education in North America: what is wrong? what can be done? J Stud Alcohol. 1986;56(3):278-288.
6. Stuart RB. Teaching facts about drugs: pushing or preventing? J Educ Psychol. 1974,37(1):98-101.
7. Lynam D, Milch R, Clayton R. Project DARE: no effects at 10-year follow-up. J Consult Clin Psychol. 1999;67(4):590-593.
8. Yamaguchi R, Johnston LD, O'Malley PM. Relationship between student illicit drug use and school drug-testing policies. J Sch Health. 2003;73(4):159-164.
9. Newcomb MD, Bentler PM. Impact of adolescent drug use and social support on problems of young adults: a longitudinal study. J Abnorm Psychol. 1988;67(1):64-75.
10. Shedler J, Block J. Adolescent drug use and psychological health. Am Psychologist. 1990(5):612-630.
11. Johnston LD, Bachman JG, O'Malley PM. Monitoring the Future: Questionnaire responses from the nation's high school seniors, 2001. Ann Arbor, Mich: Institute for Social Research; 2003.
12. Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration. Preliminary estimates from the 1995 National Household Survey on Drug Abuse. Rockville, Md: US Dept of Health and Human Services; 1996:31.
13. Johnston et al. Results also available in: Maguire K, Pastore AL, eds. Sourcebook of Criminal Justice Statistics 2002.Washington, DC: Bureau of Justice Statistics, US Dept of Justice; 2004. Tables 3.40, 3.43, 3.46, and corresponding previous annual tables, 1975-2001.
14. Martin JA, et al. Births: Final data for 2002. National Vital Statistics Report. Hyattsville, Md: National Center for Health Statistics; December 17, 2003;52:10;Table 4.
15. Kochanek KD, Smith BL. Deaths: Provisional data for 2002. National Vital Statistics Report. Hyattsville, Md: National Center for Health Statistics; February 11, 2004;52:13;Tables 1-3 and previous annual, 1970-2001.
16. Federal Bureau of Investigation. Uniform Crime Reports for the United States 2002. Washington, DC: US Dept of Justice; 2003. Table 38, and corresponding previous annual tables, 1975-2001.
17. National Center for Education Statistics. Digest of Education Statistics 2002. Washington, DC: US Dept of Education; 2004:Chapter 2. Available at: http://nces.ed.gov/programs/digest/d02_tf.asp
18. Bureau of the Census. 2003 Statistical Abstract of the United States. Washington, DC: US Government Printing Office; 2004:Tables 126 (divorce), 621 (unemployment), 684 (family income), and 701 (child poverty), and corresponding previous annual tables, 1975-2002.
19. Manski CF, Pepper JV, Petrie CV, eds. Informing America's Policy on Illegal Drugs: What We Don't Know Keeps Hurting Us. Washington, DC: National Academy Press; 2001:8.
20. National Institute on Drug Abuse. Teen drug abuse declines across wide front.
Washington, DC: December 19, 2003. Available at: http://www.nida.nih.gov/Newsroom/03/NR12-19.html.
21. Marijuana Policy Project. ONDCP ads increase teen drug use. Washington, DC: September 16, 2003. Available at: http://www.mpp.org/releases/nr091603ondcp.html.
22. Drug Abuse Warning Network (1980-2003). Annual Emergency Department Data. Annual Medical Examiner Data. Washington, DC: Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, US Dept of Health and Human Services.
23. Johnston L. Drugs and American Youth. Ann Arbor, Mich: Institute for Social Research, University of Michigan; 1973.
24. Yamaguchi R, Johnston LD, O'Malley PM. Drug testing in schools: Policies, practices, and association with student drug use. Youth, Education, & Society Occasional Paper 2. Ann Arbor, Mich: Institute for Social Research, University of Michigan; 2003.


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- The opening of Berlin's new airport in 2017, has been permanently canceled.
- the reason for the delay are problems with the doors.
- Chairman of the Supervisory Board of Müller hopes that at least 6.5 billion euros for expensive airport in 2018 and is in operation. Originally, the BER should start already in 2011.
It felt like the intake in the finish straight. There was nothing, what could be mocked, and not just because many of the long of the Spottens were tired after all the mishaps around the forever work-in-progress capital airport BER in Schoenefeld, near Berlin. As managing Director Karsten mill field and technology chief Jörg Marks invited last time in the autumn of journalists to the tour, and spread Marks, even a kind of comforting Horror.
He looked back at construction sites-misery, that seemed to be overcome. Marks led to ceilings, behind which in the early years, lines, messy laid. And showed, as had the now solved. He presented the doors that would finally work the way it was planned. Airport chief mill field noted that progress was, if not quite as quickly as hoped. "We have withdrawn the planning smooth and are already taking important technical systems in operation," he announced at the beginning of October. He wrote: "in 2017, could work." The sound of a normal site, as if you had 25 years after the beginning of the planning is finally in control.
but they Had. The Chairman of the Supervisory Board, Berlin's governing mayor Michael Müller (SPD), and mill field confirmed officially that the planned opening date for BER is not the end of 2017. Internally, the airport company had signaled this to the Supervisory Board already a few days ago. Irritating to the cancellation is that there are new, unexpected problems that delay the project further. The impact can not be estimated, a new event can thus not be called.
until Recently it was called from the environment of the management of the BER always that in the spring of 2018, the first plane will take off, if 2017 is not going to create. Also for the time being once, no more talk. Mill field wants to wait until the consequences of the new problems are to be estimated. It is, apparently, a few months Bauverzögerung.
The empty Airport consumes each month, 17 million Euro cost
operating reason for the delay are problems with the doors, in fact, the electronic door control system in the passenger terminal, it must allow for numerous functions. The doors serve as security gates, but also as part of the smoke extraction system, whose problems should be solved. More than two-thirds of the doors can not be controlled according to the POI information as desired. In addition, parts of the sprinkler system is not built to be as required.
Chairman of the Supervisory Board of Müller hopes that at least 6.5 billion euros for expensive airport in 2018 and is in operation. Originally, the BER should start already in 2011. In the meantime, the date has been postponed five Times. Müller called on the BER-Board, to say in the first quarter, what is the actual date for the opening you are aiming for, you now. The Supervisory Board would no longer stall. "We need to change an appointment," said Miller.
Because of the ongoing breakdown and re-suspended the opening of the capital airport, BER not more, deserves this, from the point of view of Berlin the young liberals in the name of former Chancellor Willy Brandt. The Airport had become "a definitive Symbol of Chaos and of non-Planning," said the state Chairman of the FDP youth organization Roman-Francesco Rogat at the weekend. It could not be that for this project, "a successful and honored Chancellor Willy Brandt with his name must serve".
long was an opening in 2017 as highly unlikely. For weeks course eigenern of the airport were to be found under the Share – these are the States of Berlin and Brandenburg and the Federal government – a doubt whether the still-under the former airport chief Hartmut Mehdorn announced the appointment. In the Federal government, one could have wished for, as we Heard earlier on a cancellation. The Federal Ministry of transport, Sticking to this start date is as risky appeared, it is said in circles of authority. You have warned against the airport management. The but I want the date to hold.
mill field had always insisted that while there were risks, but they are "pressure on the boiler", so the progress of the construction work due to time pressure wanted to push. He contradicted on Sunday also reports in the media that the cancellation of the appointment had been delayed out of consideration for the elections in Berlin last September. "The reason that the BER can not be opened this year, was the new status from the construction sector," said a spokesman for Mühlenfelds.
The delay will also have serious financial consequences. The empty Airport consumes each month, 17 million euros operating costs, in addition, rental income of 13 to 14 million euros planned. Clarity wants to meet Muller at the next Supervisory Board on 7. February: "we will have security, where we stand."


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I played around with a couple of things here. The green-stuff German camouflage cloak on the spotter for the double-based anti-tank rifle is improvised, but not completely unrealistic I hope. I used something similar on some German snipers in 2012, and I thought it fairly likely that the Mauser Tankgewehr M1918 would have selected their targets with similar sniper-like stalking skills – at least as far as their huge weapon would have allowed them.
The camouflage cape on the sniper matches the terrain colours of our gaming boards and the improvised painted-on camouflage on German helmets in 1918.
The German tank crew figures are from Old Glory. This is the only manufacturer (to my knowledge) making 25/28mm German tank crews with their distinctive overalls. As sculpts go they fit size and dimensions-wise perfectly with Great War Miniatures figures. They're quite reasonable sculpts and the images on the Old Glory site don't really do the figures justice. They paint up very easily, and the officer has some super facial details. As many of the A7V tank crews transferred from other units, I've painted him in the uniform of a JägerSturmBataillon officer in some rather jazzy regimentals.
More, later in the week.....


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|Hero Synbios
| Conrad, father
Margaret, sister
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|Republican army
|Media appearances
| Shining Force III Scenario 1: God Warrior of the Kingdom
Shining Force III Scenario 2: Target: Child of God
Shining Force III Scenario 3: Bulzome Rising
Synbios (シンビオス Shinbiosu) is a lord of the Aspinian Republic, known best for being the son of Lord Conrad, one of the Republic's founding fathers. He is the protagonist of Shining Force III Scenario 1, an NPC in Shining Force III Scenario 2, and again a playable character in Shining Force III Scenario 3.
Synbios has dark green eyes and dark brown hair. Prior to his promotion, he wears lighter combat armor and carries a shield. Upon being promoted, he no longer carries a shield in favor of somewhat heavier armor. Both ranks have an orange outer armor and green inner clothing.
While it is largely up to the player as to what kind of person Synbios is in Scenario 1, his personality is shown more in Scenarios 2 and 3. However, in the latter iterations, Synbios is shown to be a civil and forgiving soldier, who had suffered several losses to the enemy, but had still managed to continue on without spite.
Family and relationsEdit
Synbios' father is Lord Conrad, a high ranking official in the Aspinian Republic. He has an older sister named Lady Margaret, a brother-in-law named Lord Tristus (both leaders of Malorie, a Republic City), and a nephew named Algernon.
He is best friends with Dantares.
Powers and SkillsEdit
Synbios is skilled with bladed weapons, notably swords and knives. His magic powers include the ability to teleport his battalion away from combat and back to churches if need be (this trait is maintained among all 3 protagonists), alongside being able to conjure lightning at opponents.
Due to his father's ill health he is sent to the peace talks between the Republic and the Empire in his place. While in Saraband as the conference is going on, he and his group consisting of Dantares, Grace, and Masqurin explore the city. During this time, the group nearly get into a fight with Imperial Soldiers, though this is broken up by Prince Medion. Shortly after, things take a turn for the worse, when a group of Masked Monks appear and attack the group. The 4 defeat them, and encounter King Benetram and Emperor Domaric being escorted by more Monks. Confused, they return to the conference room, discovering Benetram again, but Domaric is nowhere to be found. As a result, conflicts begin to escalate in Saraband, starting the events of Shining Force 3.
Combat DialogueEdit
English (Scenario 1 Only)
"Ta?" When using his various wave abilities
"Rain, Thunder!" When casting "Spark"
"Rise, Phoenix!" When summoning "Phoenix"
"Is this the end?" When dying
See alsoEdit
|Shining Force III
|Synbios • Medion • Julian • Dantares • Grace
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Municipal elections for 178 municipalities were held in Saudi Arabia between 10 February and 21 April 2005. The first to be held in the country since the 1960s, the elections were held in three stages: the first on 10 February around the capital city of Riyadh, the second in the east and southwest on 3 March, and the third, in the north, on 21 April.[1][2]
Male citizens over the age of 21 voted for half of the members of their municipal councils. On 11 October 2004, Prince Nayef bin Abd al-Aziz, the Saudi Interior Minister, announced to a Kuwaiti newspaper that women would not be able to run as candidates or vote in the elections: "I do not think that women's participation is possible." Elections officials noted logistical concerns, such as the lack of separate women's voting booths and the fact that many women do not have identification cards, as well as opposition from conservative religious traditionalists. Saudi women's rights campaigner Hatoon al-Fassi felt that authorities giving a practical reason for non-participation of women rather than a religious reason constituted a success for women's campaigning, since arguing against practical objections is easier than arguing against religious objections.[3] Prince Mansour bin Turki bin Abdulaziz Al-Saud expressed the hope that women would be able to vote in the 2009 elections.[1] In March 2011, the delayed elections were announced for 23 April 2011.[4][5]
Election results of Riyadh region[edit]
On 10 February 2005, the first round of the elections was realized in the Riyadh region and Islamists won the majority, taking all the seven available seats. A total of 646 candidates were on the list. Those who were not chosen accused the Saudi religious establishment for using the backing of to get votes, and breaking election laws for campaigning on the election day. The winners, on the other hand, denied all these allegations. In the election campaigns, those who used ads in newspapers, posters or other ways to meet the potential voters that are much more traditional election strategies did not win in the election, while those who did not employ any of these strategies won in the election. However, the winners employed much more advanced strategies such as internet and mobile phones that is regarded as a tactic frequently preferred by Islamist groupings in the region to expand their ideas.[6]
Election results in other cities[edit]
In Jeddah, the most liberal Saudi city, all the seven winning candidates were those supported by the prominent conservative religious scholars among 530 candidates. Five of the six winners in Buraydah, the capital of the very conservative Qaseem province, also gained a similar clerical support. Islamists won all the seats in the holy cities of Mecca and Medina as well. In the eastern regions, several non-Islamist candidates were elected on 3 March 2005. Shiites swept the board in the town of Qatif and won five out of six seats in Al Hasa. However, in the urban centres of the eastern regions such as Dammam, Dhahran and Al Khobar that are inhabited by considerable Shi'ite population Sunni candidates won the seats with the help of the support they secured from fundamentalist clerics.[6]
- ^ a b "Saudi Arabia holds municipal elections", CNN, 10 February 2005. The source covers only the general fact of the elections.
- ^ Ménoret, Pascal, "The Municipal Elections in Saudi Arabia 2005: First Steps on a Democratic Path", Arab Reform Initiative, 27 December 2005. This source covers all facts in the introduction except the exact regional staging parameters. Ménoret is identified as research fellow, King Faisal Foundation for Research and Islamic Studies (presumably the King Faisal Foundation's King Faisal Center for Research and Islamic Studies). Retrieved 2011-09-25.
- ^ "Interview Dr. Hatoon al-Fassi". PBS. 2004-12-10. Archived from the original on 2011-05-29. Retrieved 2011-05-29.
- ^ "Saudi Arabia to hold elections next month after year and a half delay". The Star/AP. 2011-03-22. Archived from the original on 2011-03-22. Retrieved 2011-03-22.
- ^ "Women remain barred from voting as Saudi Arabia announces elections". The National (Abu Dhabi)/AP/Bloomberg. 2011-03-23. Archived from the original on 2011-03-22. Retrieved 2011-03-22.
- ^ a b Kapiszewski, Andrzej (2006). "Saudi Arabia : Steps Toward Democratization or Reconfiguration of Authoritarianism?". Journal of African and Asian Studies. 41 (5–6): 459–482. doi:10.1177/0021909606067407. Retrieved April 25, 2012.


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Our method of communication with the parent body includes the following:
- Mail in schoolbags usually on a Thursday.
- Homework notebooks
- Newsletter – every 4/6 weeks
- Text a parent (please let us have your mobile numbers if you are not on this data base as it is a very time and energy efficient way of communication)
- Website – www.metns.ie
- Letters
- Newsboard: This is located inside the Main Door. You are welcome to post any items up provided you have checked with the office first.
- Notices
- Meetings, AGM, Parent /Teacher etc
- Class information evenings
Please don't forget that communication is a two way process and we welcome any input or queries that you might have. Please remember to read all information and retain any that you will need for the year.
Health and Safety Issues
- Car parking – Please follow the traffic plan and drive into the school by the entrance to the Cube (Blue building). Do not pull up and drop off children anywhere on Kill Avenue as it is a very busy road and this will cause extreme traffic congestion. Car park B ( METNS set down area) can be used with no charge during arrival and departure times. Car Parks A and C, within the IADT campus, may be used also but remember these are pay and display so have your 50cent ready. Car Park D will not be accessible during construction work, until further notice. Please adhere to Speed limit (10kmh) within the campus and do not stop on any double yellow lines or footpaths as we want all our children to be safe. IADT will have clamping for those who do not adhere to Campus parking rules.
- Traffic Warden: Please try and use our wonderful traffic warden as this is a fantastic facility.
- Staff Car Park is for Staff only. We would appreciate your adherence to this as we are already short of space for the staff. Please do not use this as a pedestrian/cycle entrance for children as it is highly dangerous and has only vehicular access.
- Arrival /Departure: School starts at 8.30 am each day and ends at 1.10 pm for infants and 2.10 pm from 1st to 6th.
- At arrival time the children line up in the designated areas and the class teacher brings them in. At going home time infants are handed over to their parents/collector and the other classes wait in the yard until they are collected unless otherwise directed by their parents. If a parent/collector is late for any reason your child should return to the class teacher/ or to me until collected. Please remind your child of these procedures and you might like to read together the leaflet 'Going to School' that was recently distributed in the school.
Please note that children may not cycle or scoot within the school boundaries.
- Please make sure that you have filled out a medical profile form for your child. If there are any changes to existing ones, they will need to be updated.
- Behaviour: The children are informed of the school's Code of Behaviour regularly and its success depends on your support. All children and parents should read through the Code at the beginning of the year. For new Parents we would ask you to read the Code with your children and sign agreement after it has been received. Please ask for a hard copy in office if you cannot access one online.
- Head lice: Please check your child's head regularly as this is a particularly busy time for them!
- Lunch Box Policy: As a school we promote healthy eating so please try to give your child a balanced and healthy lunch as outlined in our policy. We have 2 children this year with severe nut allergies so the BOM have decided to completely ban all nuts in school. We would ask you to also remember this at cake sales and other school functions.
- Lost Property: Any abandoned clothes will be displayed in yard at end of each mid-term and any unclaimed items will sent to a charity shop.
- Mobile Phones: If your child has a mobile phone coming to school, you must complete the appropriate permission form available from the office. Mobile phones must be turned off (not on silent) during school hours and on the school premises unless permission is given to them from a staff member to use it. Any breach of this will result in the mobile phone being confiscated .Parents can retrieve phones from office and must sign for them. Messages for children in school can be left at office.
- P.E: It is important that your child is appropriately dressed for all PE activities and for play in the yard. Runners are compulsory for PE and comfortable clothing such as a tracksuit is recommended. 5th and 6th class children should also wear special astro -turf runners for the pitch. At all other times your child should be wearing comfortable non -slip shoes
I am looking forward to getting to know you all over the coming year. We always welcome your input and support and if you have any worries or queries please let us know and we will do our best to attend to it.
Yours sincerely
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