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Monitoring the Future (MTF) is an annual school survey of 8th, 10th, and 12th graders with college and young adult followups, conducted by the University of Michigan, Institute for Social Research, under a grant from NIDA. The survey is conducted every spring. The 1995 results were released in a press release in December 1995 (U.S. DHHS 1995). For all three grades combined, there were about 420 public and private schools and about 50,000 students in the sample, for an average of approximately 140 schools and 17,000 students per grade (Johnston, O'Malley, and Bachman 1995).
Comparisons between the MTF and the students sampled in the NHSDA have generally shown NHSDA prevalences to be lower than MTF estimates, with the relative differences being largest for 8th graders. The direction of the estimates of change from year to year among 12th graders have generally been similar. Both surveys have shown significant increases in illicit drug use among adolescents between 1992 and 1995. The lower prevalences in the NHSDA may be due to more underreporting in the household setting than in the MTF school setting. MTF does not survey dropouts, a group shown (using the NHSDA) to have higher rates of use (Gfroerer 1993). For a single grade, the NHSDA sample sizes are much smaller than the MTF sample sizes.
The National Comorbidity Survey (National Survey of Health and Stress) was a 1991 household survey of persons aged 15-54 which collected data on drug abuse and mental health. The study was designed to provide nationally representative estimates of psychiatric disorders (including substance abuse), as defined by DSM-III-R criteria. It included about 8,000 households and was conducted by the Institute for Social Research under a grant from the National Institute for Mental Health with additional support from NIDA. Several papers have been published (Kessler et al 1994). Estimates of illicit drug use prevalence and the prevalence of drug dependence from the NCS were similar to estimates from the 1991 NHSDA. (Anthony et al 1993; Epstein and Gfroerer 1995).
Another recent study of illicit drug use is the Drug Supplement on the 1991 National Health Interview Survey (NHIS). This supplement was funded by the National Institute on Drug Abuse, and has the potential of providing important data on the relationship between drug use and health status. It also included questions designed to provide estimates of DSM-III-R abuse and dependence on marijuana and cocaine. The supplement covered adults aged 18-44. Comparisons with NHSDA estimates show significantly lower reported rates of use of marijuana and cocaine in the NHIS (Keer et al 1994).
In 1992, the NHIS was also used as sampling base for conducting the Youth Risk Behavior Survey (YRBS), a nationally representative sample of youth aged 12-21 years. The YRBS collects data on the prevalence of a variety of unhealthy behaviors, including alcohol, cigarette, marijuana, and cocaine use. This survey used a unique data collection method that allowed respondents to listen to tape recorded questions and record answers on an answer sheet that did not allow observers to match the answers with questions. This procedure was intended to maximize the privacy of youths' responses and therefore improve the reporting of sensitive behaviors. In general, the survey found higher rates of alcohol, cigarette, marijuana, and cocaine use for youths than were found in the 1992 NHSDA (Adams et al 1995).
The National Pregnancy and Health Survey (NPHS) was conducted in 1992-1993 (NIDA 1996b). Sponsored by NIDA, it was the first probability survey specifically designed to provide extensive information on the nature and extent of substance abuse among women delivering live-born infants in the U.S. A random sample of 2,613 mothers delivering live borns at hospitals, selected to represent approximately 4 million women delivering live borns, was interviewed between 6 and 36 hours after delivery (while they were still in the hospital) about their use of substances during pregnancy. The survey estimated that 5.5 percent of all women delivering live borns had used illicit drugs at some time during their pregnancy. Alcohol was used by 18.8 percent and cigarettes were used by 20.4 percent. Consistent with the NHSDA, the NPHS found that while 4.6 percent of these women had used marijuana during the past 12 months (defined as use during pregnancy or use in the three months before their pregnancy), only about 1.5 percent used marijuana during the second and third trimesters of the pregnancy. The NHSDA found that while 8.3 percent of pregnant women reported use of marijuana in the past year, only 1.5 percent reported use in the past month.
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6th May 2014Apple is moving to 100% renewable energy, worldwide, writes Robert Hunziker. But even better is CEO Tim Cook's fierce put-down to fossil-fuelled, climate skeptic shareholders: 'if you don't like it, sell!' Suddenly the politics of climate change in the US shifted ... more...
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26th May 2014A trip to the Achuar Indians of the Ecuadorian Amazon proved life-changing for Stephen Wallace. Their only desire is to enjoy what they have, and ensure that their children can do the same. But the threat of oil is casting a dark shadow of fear over their lives. more...
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Sophie Morlin-Yron
28th April 2014Six environment heroes, one from each continent, are honoured for their work today - fighting threats from giant coal mines to forest destruction, fracking, high dams, illegal development and toxic waste dumps. Sophie Morlin-Yron reports. more...
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Steve Horn
25th April 2014For the US fracking industry - and for Vice-President Joe Biden - fracking is more than just a way to bring in vast amounts of cash, writes Steve Horn. It's also a key weapon in the US's long war with Russia, as Biden made clear this week in Kiev. more...
Texas court awards family $3 million for fracking health damage
The Ecologist
24th April 2014In 2011 Bob and Lisa Parr filed a lawsuit in the Texas courts against Aruba Petroleum after they suffered health damage which they attributed to pollution from fracking wells. They have now been awarded $3m damages. more...
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23rd April 2014Following the shooting of Virunga's chief warden last week, WWF is calling on UK oil company Soco International PLC to pull out of the Park and respond to allegations made in a new documentary premiering at the Tribeca Film Festival. more...
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Jacqueline Lang Weaver
23rd April 2014In the four years since the Deepwater Horizon blowout there's been a lot of regulatory activity, writes Jacqueline Lang Weaver. Yet the regulatory framework today is weak, complex, under-funded, industry dominated - and it's uncertain that the Gulf of Mexico is really any safer than in 2010. more...
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Caroline Lucas
22nd April 2014Following her acquittal on charges of obstructing the entrance to a fracking site in Balcombe, Sussex, Caroline Lucas explains why this is only the beginning of the fight against shale gas - and why we must also promote the clean energy alternatives. more...
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22nd April 2014After over a decade of fracking, oversight of the industry's radioactive waste is still lacking, reports Sharon Kelly. Over half of the 280 billion gallons a year of radioactive waste water from fracking ends up in rivers and streams. more...
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David Hill
15 April 2014UK-based oil and gas company Perenco is expanding its operations in the Peruvian Amazon - in a remote area known to be inhabited by highly vulnerable indigenous people living in 'voluntary isolation'. But as David Hill reports, Perenco denies their existence ... more...
IPCC's shale gas error
Alex Kirby
14th April 2014The latest IPCC report urges a dash for gas to allow us to reduce the burning of coal, including shale gas from fracking. But as Alex Kirby reports, their calculations appear to be based on an arithmetical flaw. more...
Tate - come clean about BP sponsorship!
Kevin Smith
9th April 2014BP and other fossil fuel companies love to sponsor high art to preserve their 'public licence to operate', writes Kevin Smith. But why is Tate so keen to take the relatively trivial sums on offer. And why the unbending information blackout? more...
Cowboy-Indian solidarity challenges the Keystone XL
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12th April 2014The 'Cowboy Indian Alliance' heads to Washington this month to oppose the Keystone XL pipeline, Brian Ward reports on the rich history of collaborative resistance to destructive corporate power between ranchers and Native Americans. more...
Barton Moss: who is policing Greater Manchester Police?
David Cullen
9th April 2014Police violence has been a running theme in the anti-fracking protests at Barton Moss. Individual officers are acting with impunity. Is this a deliberate strategy to disrupt the protests on behalf of vested interests? David Cullen investigates ... more...
Alberta - tar sands emissions linked to health damage
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5th April 2014A report by Alberta's energy regulator links emissions from tar sands oil production with serious health impacts in the Peace River region that have forced families to flee their homes, reports Carol Linnitt. The findings reveal 'a huge information gap'. more...
Time is running out
Caroline Lucas and her co-defendants
29th March 2014This statement was read out by the five anti-fracking campaigners standing trial at Brighton Magistrates Court this week, for joining in a peaceful protest near the Sussex village of Balcombe. The trial will resume on 17th April, when a verdict is expected. more...
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Sophie Bastable
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28th March 2014Green MP Caroline Lucas has been in court in Brighton this week following her arrest at Cuadrilla's exploratory fracking site near Balcombe, Sussex. Zoe Broughton reports ... more...
Vermont stands against the tar sands pipeline
Meg Berlin
31st March 2014A 62-year old pipeline across New England could be used to carry hazardous tar sand crude oil from Canada to the Atlantic, writes Meg Berlin. But communities across Vermont are campaigning to block the project that imperils waters, people and wildlife ... more...
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25th March 2014On the final day of the trial of Caroline Lucas and other anti-fracking protestors, we ask - what about human rights? Entirely neglected by the government in its desperate drive to frack, they ought to trump all other policy considerations. more...
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Sam Fankhauser
22 March 2014Climate policy could bite on fossil fuel resource values much faster than financial markets anticipate, writes Sam Fankhauser. It's time investors wised up to the hazards of investing in fossil fuels, when two thirds of them may have to remain unexploited. more...
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There's no time like the present: Iranian film "The Past" in 5 nominations for France's César Awards 2014
Acclaimed Iranian filmmaker Asghar Farhadi's French-language drama The Past (Le Passé) has been nominated in five categories at France's César Awards 2014.
Farhadi's Paris-set film was named as nominee in the categories of best director and best original screenplay.
The Past is also slated to contend for the Best Feature Film Award of this year's festival.
Me, Myself and Mum by Guillaume Gallienne, Stranger by the Lake by Alain Guiraudie, Nine Month-Stretch by Albert Dupontel and Venus in Fur by Roman Polanski are some of the competitors at the category.
The movie will also be vying with other nominees in both categories of best director and best original screenplay.
The 2014 César festival also nominated film's star Berenice Bejo for best actress award. Bejo won the Palme d'Or for Best Actress at the Cannes Film Festival in 2013 as well as top prize at the 2014 Palm Springs International Film Festival for her turn in The Past.
The film's other cineaste Juliette Welfling has also received nomination in the category of best editing for her collaboration in Farhadi's latest drama.
Farhadi's immigrant romantic drama The Past is his sixth directorial experience and first one in a foreign country that was shot in the French capital, Paris.
The Past has been presented in many international film events and scooped numerous awards so far. Farhadi was named one of the 100 Most Influential People in the world by Time magazine in 2012.
His 2011 family drama A Separation won the César award for best foreign language film in 2012.
The film also became a sensation and received rave reviews from numerous international film events and festivals. The film won the award for the Best Foreign Language film at the Golden Globe Award and Academy Award in 2012.
Established in 1975, César film festival is considered the French equivalent of the American Academy Awards.
The 39th edition of César Awards is scheduled to take place during a ceremony on February 28, 2014.
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Highs today will be in the 60's with lows in the 40's. Easterly winds will bring in clouds by tomorrow afternoon with possible 35 No. 5 Weber State College October 17, 1975 Fewer benefits WSC's by Sharon Harrington Managing Editor "What do you have in the way of married student housing?" "We don't have anything," the voice said, "all we have are a list of apartments that the students can come and look through." Such is the conversation if you call the housing office and inquire about married student housing. Married students, if they have student housing or not, are receiving fewer benefits than other surrounding colleges would give them. Married students at other colleges have programs, activities and medical facilities besides day care centers which do not limit themselves or their interns. U of U benefits At the University of Utah, said Bill Bachman, advisor for the Married Student Housing Office, r 4 ! pholo by Stephen Mallow At Home: While their six month old daughter sleeps, Don Terry catches up on his studies while his wife, who graduated from Southern Utah State College, does the dishes. married the married student program is geared to married students and not individuals. There are three types of programs, said Bachman, first there are the concerts, then classes and the "nice to know" things like macrame. The top priority in our program "is to see that the spouse makes it through college." "With that in mind," said Bachman, "the nice things like concerts really don't go. It's the icing on the cake but married students don't want it." Bachman continued, "We offer free classes to the spouses, but many of the students do not want to be tied down to a regularly scheduled class period. And so, we do the activities that married students want to," Bachman stated that this fall they have received a tremendous amount of participation. Funded slightly from student -4 housing not comparable government, they pay outside community people to teach classes when the students are able to get together. "We try," said Bachman, "to see if someone in the Village knows how to teach a particular art, so that in a sense the money goes back into the village." The advisor said they were teaching classes in yoga, macrame, crocheting, car care, photography, French, residential living, home and community buying, bicycling and botany to name a few. "We don't really pay an awful lot, in fact, the pay is $2.50 an hour and it seems like an honorary stipend," said Bachman, "in relation to payment of teachers." Children benefits "For children," he continued, "we have movies about once a month, or a clown show, or puppet show with free refreshments.""The fourth of July is also a big thing," he stated, citing an expenditure of over $2,000 for the entire celebration with $1,000 on fireworks alone. Bachman, stated that he is trying to obtain more cooperation between the communities and the students. "I am trying to start an International Students group" said Bachman. "International students are willing to supply refreshments at group session. Now we need the local adult education group to sponsor the idea." Kids Club Bachman said he is also working on a kids club program in conjunction with the "Y" (BYU). "The program does teach values," he continued, "and that's what we're hoping for. We hope to get something out of everything we do." Bachman added that a Pediatrics Clinic is available for the married students' children, with the general rates being lower for injections and other minor treatments. A health plan ' for the students spouse is also available. A six month veteran of the job and still enthusiastic, Bachman said many other student were excited about the program also, with records showing a 6-9 month waiting list required to live at the U of U. Utah State's Married Student program had seemingly less to offer in the way of programs, activities and medical facilities; however, in comparison has a lot more to offer in the way of activities for young marrieds than does WSC. Activities designed USU's Activity Board has designed several programs throughout the year for married students and dependents. Elaine Allred, secretary for USU's Activities Center commented that in conjunction with the Hogal Zoo, some chimpanzees were brought in to entertain children of local marrieds. The only problem, said Allred, were that we expected TV T Packing: Married students not sometimes backpack a child to a it Index Would you like to solve your parking problem? . . p-7 Married Students Benefits ; editorial p-8 Red Cross Blood Drive P"6 IFC and ASWSC confuct P"2 about 400 people to turn out and received a crowd of about 1,200. Allred stated that there was also a Christmas Party planned for the children and an enrichment seminar for the couples. Also on the agenda, said Allred,' was a Baby tri-a-thon or, in simple language, a crawling contest. Allred concluded, stating that there was an organized sky-night club program that met "generally about once a month" paying $3.50 per couple for a social dinner and dance. 1 i ;? "a f ' ' v ' w; .-: - it f ' : . ' .5... i pholo by Stephen Mallow only have to carry books, but library. . 3 1 t
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Deliberative Environmental Politics
In Deliberative Environmental Politics, Walter Baber and Robert Bartlett link political theory with the practice of environmental politics, arguing that the "deliberative turn" in democratic theory presents an opportunity to move beyond the policy stalemates of interest group liberalism and offers a foundation for reconciling rationality, strong democracy, and demanding environmentalism. Deliberative democracy, which presumes that the essence of democracy is deliberation—thoughtful and discursive public participation in decision making—rather than voting, interest aggregation, or rights, has the potential to produce more environmentally sound policy decisions and a more ecologically rational form of environmental governance.
Baber and Bartlett defend deliberative democracy's relevance to environmental politics in the twenty-first century against criticisms from other theorists. They critically examine three major models for deliberative democracy—those of John Rawls, Jurgen Habermas, and advocates of full liberalism such as Amy Gutman, Dennis Thompson, and James Bohman—and analyze the implications of each of these approaches for ecologically rational environmental politics as well as for institutions, citizens, experts, and social movements. In order to establish that democracy is ecologically sustainable and that environmental protection can (and must) become a norm of culture rather than a mere fact of government, they argue, new models of ecological deliberation and deliberative environmentalism are required.
About the Authors
Walter F. Baber is Associate Professor in the Graduate Center for Public Policy and Administration, California State University, Long Beach. Baber is the Fulbright Distinguished Chair of Environmental Policy at the Polytechnic Institute of Turin (Italy) for 2009.
Robert V. Bartlett is Gund Professor of Liberal Arts in the Department of Political Science at the University of Vermont.
"Baber and Bartlett tackle many of the most important issues in environmental politics, advancing a coherent and original point of view in a treatment that will become essential reading for scholars and students in the field."
—John S. Dryzek, Professor, Research School of Social Sciences, Australian National University
"This important book fills a gap in the existing environmental studies, policy, and politics literature. The authors are correct in arguing that for too long environmental ethics has been distant from practical environmental decision-making."
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"Baber and Bartlett offer a wonderful appreciation of the subtleties of deliberative democracy and environmental politics."
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In legal talk, what school teacher Eric Samuel is first accused of doing is called "Child Annoyance". Sounds like he was snapping rubber bands at a kid or pulling some girl's ponytail in class but while it may sound like legal light, it isn't.
The child annoyance the 37 year old science teacher who taught at Lakeside Middle School in Perris is accused of is taking "inappropriate" pictures of female students in class with his cell phone – as in pictures focusing in on their breasts and buttocks only.
Yeah if true, that's bad.
But the charges get worse. Much worse.
Because when investigators seized his home computer – most likely to see if he'd saved any pictures from his cell phone to his hard drive, what they reportedly found took the case to a whole new level of disturbing.
According to the Riverside Sheriff's Department, "Computer analysis of the teacher's computers revealed several videos and pictures containing child pornography".
Child porn, say police, on a teacher's computer.
After a three month investigation that started May 30th when those students in Perris reported "Mr. Samuel" making them feel uncomfortable by taking what felt like very strange pictures, Eric Samuel was arrested Tuesday at his home in Moreno Valley.
Knowing he was under police investigation and already placed on administrative leave by the Val Verde Unified School District, he had resigned some time during the summer.
Parents, as one can expect were both surprised and saddened. Everyone seemed to like the teacher although no one seemed really shocked. "It happens everywhere", one mom said to me. Sadly, she's right.
And then there was Laura who stopped by at the school because she wanted to make sure someone spoke out on Eric's behalf. She's a mom too – her kids are now grown – and Mr. Samuel was once their teacher but now he's a family friend, the kind that comes over for dinner. The kind that officiates at your daughter's wedding.
You see, according to Laura, Eric Samuel has a higher calling. He's not only a teacher (which is also a higher calling, in my book), he's an ordained minister and he recently performed her daughter's wedding.
Wow, Mr. Samuel is also Reverend or Pastor Samuel who now is Inmate Samuel at the County Detention Center pending the posting of $5000 bail.
Eric Samuel is innocent of course until proven guilty, and as I told Laura, he will have his day in court.
If the opposite is true, and he is found guilty it will be a sad day.
A teacher and a minister, such noble callings. Higher callings, where trust isn't necessarily earned, it is just usually given; assumed.
A sad day indeed.
(FOX 11) A Inland Empire middle school teacher has been arrested on suspicion of taking inappropriate photos of girls who attend the school, in addition to possessing child pornography at his home, authorities said Tuesday.
37-year old Eric Michael Samuel was allegedly taking photos of the students at Lakeside Middle School using his cell phone. Administrators reported to the Sheriff's Department on May 30th that Samuel had shot photos of female students without their knowledge that focused on their "chests and buttocks", a sheriff's news release said. Samuel was then reportedly placed on leave from teaching.
Police investigators then served a search warrant at Samuel's home in Moreno Valley and found "several videos and pictures containing child pornography." Samuel was then arrested Tuesday at his home and is now being held at the Southwest County Detention Center in Murrieta while the investigation continues. A $5,000 bail has been set.
Samuel, who taught science at Lakeside Middle School, is no longer employed by the Val Verde Unified School District.
Anyone with further information relating to this case is asked to call investigator John Wyatt of the Perris Police Department at (951) 210-1000
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Westminster Academy senior Caroline Israels has accomplished more in her high school career than most athletes do in their whole lives. A four-sport star, Israels will have earned a whopping 24 varsity letters by the time she graduates.
Israels is one of the most recognized athletes in Broward County history. Competing in high school and club swimming, volleyball, soccer and water polo, Israels has won a number of awards for her efforts on the court and field and in the pool.
"I've been doing double and triple practices forever," she said. "It's always nice to have the different variety instead of just one sport. You kind of get sick of one sport and by the time you get to college, you don't want to play that sport anymore."
Although a force in all her sports, Israels has gained the most attention for her water polo talent. The senior, who is among the highest scorers in state history, has been a three-time Miami Herald Broward County water polo Player of the Year winner. She was also named The Miami Herald's Female Athlete of the Year in 2012.
Because of her significant high school statistics and her national exposure through her club team Riptides, Israels received a scholarship to play college polo for nationally renowned San Diego State University.
Israels, whose been playing on the school's varsity squad since sixth grade, scored an astonishing 203 goals, which helped her team reach the state final four last season.
For all her accolades, Israels insists competing is the most important part for her.
Being eliminated in the state semifinals was bittersweet for Israels and her team. It was the first time since 2006 the girls' squad advanced so far in the postseason, but the defeat left the team hungry for more.
In an effort to be better prepared for the playoffs, a number of the team's players began practicing polo with a club. Israels hopes the extra practice will better serve the team in the "big game."
"We have six club players," she said. "We at least want to get back to the top four. I want everyone to incorporate something into the game."
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After a bitter defeat in last year's state final, St. Thomas seems poised to make another run at a championship.
The Raiders return all their players, including three seniors to their starting rotation.
"It's all going to come down to the [state] semifinals and finals," Aquinas coach Mike Goldenberg said. "I feel pretty confident."
Although preferring to shy away from singling out individual players, Goldenberg instead insisted his team's success will come from their ability to play together.
"I don't want to separate anyone. We have a solid group of seven starters," he said. "I think they all should be acknowledged."
The Raiders boast four Miami Herald first-team selections, including goalie Michael Walk, senior R.J. Moore and sophomore Eric Goldenberg, son of the Raiders' coach.
The younger Goldenberg, who was also selected as The Miami Herald's Male Player of the Year, had 85 goals and 37 assists last season.
Aquinas will have some tough competition once the playoffs start. There are several boys' teams from around the state that also have legitimate shots at winning a state title. The older Goldenberg understands the challenges his team will face and is constantly pushing his players to stay focused. Last season, Aquinas came within a quarter of winning the school's first boys' title, but a late lapse allowed Gulliver Prep to win by two goals.
"It's great to get into the finals, but unfortunately we lost," he said. "It's experience you cannot buy."


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These are the final pencils for the piece. I normally work at 11x17 with the intent of enlarging the final ink drawing to work in an 18x24 space. I've been doing it this way for a while now that it makes sense to me but I can't explain why. I also drew more than I needed to just in case. I've made so many mistakes drawing only what's going to get printed. Sometimes sizes change or I made a bad calculation. So draw a little more than you need to. It's good for you. So is booze. "We are friends…you and I."
I referenced a bunch of anatomy books like this one and this one to get the bones and the muscles correct. I bought them several years ago and I've used them for almost every project since then. Well worth the investment. What I'll do is scan the page I need and print them out and lay them next to the drawing as I work. They take up less space than a book does.
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For this first daily draw, I pulled XIII Bastoni, or the God of Wands in the Secret Language of Birds, traditionally the King of Wands, and in the Haindl the Father of Wands in the East (Haindl states his Courts are ordered Son, Daughter, Father, Mother). Despite the familial names, all Haindl's Courts are associated with deities (another reason these decks seemed a good match), and here we see Brahma.
The SLB God of Wands is handsome and young, looking up at the stars as he embraces a Hindu firebird, the Gandaberunda. Flames shoot up behind him limning his crown in burning red, indicating his "passion, inspiration and spiritual knowledge". I also see in this card an ability to reinvent yourself: to look to the stars for guidance and then move towards your dreams.
For me, this card speaks more of wisdom and authority than the SLB God. Still, the emphasis on spiritual connection is still clearly there: all he does is related to the gods, and reminds me that the Hindu Brahmin class are the priests of society.
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BOGOTÁ, Colombia - Five years ago on these courts, Lourdes Domínguez Lino won her first WTA title. It was the shining moment of her career, and later that year she was Top 40. In the years that followed, things weren't as bright. She spent most of it in the Top 100 but last June fell as low as No.183.
Things didn't look good for the Spaniard, but she kept plugging away. In the second half of the season she put together some good results on the ITF Circuit and recorded her equal-best Grand Slam result, a third round showing at the US Open. She got to the second round of the Australian Open this year and coming into her best tournament this week was a solid No.77 in the world.
Seeded No.7 at the XIX Copa BBVA Colsanitas, Domínguez Lino showed her affinity for the clay courts of Bogotá, racing through to the semifinals without losing a set. She gained a reprieve in the semifinals as Petra Martic pulled out due to GI illness, and Mathilde Johansson awaited in the final.
Johansson, unseeded and a first-time WTA finalist, had beaten No.5 seed Carla Suárez Navarro in the semifinals and came out firing against Domínguez Lino, taking the first set, 6-2, in 34 minutes. But Domínguez Lino wasn't about to let go of things, using her big topspin ground game to outlast the Frenchwoman, 26 63 62, and win her second WTA title. The 29-year-old threw her arms in the air.
"It was a very difficult match today. She started very well and I didn't feel comfortable or in control of anything," Domínguez Lino said. "But then she started making a few errors and little by little I was getting back into the match. Maybe she was nervous; I was very calm. It was a special feeling to win."
Domínguez Lino has been playing in Bogotá every year since 2000. "The people and the crowd here are great. I love coming back here every year - this was my 12th year in a row here, which says everything. I feel at peace here."
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It's a day that's been talked about a lot in recent years: When will the first athlete from a major sport announce he is gay? Well, Monday, NBA veteran Jason Collins broke the barrier.
In an article written for Sports Illustrated, Collins came out, making him the first openly gay athlete playing in a major American team sport.
"I'm a 34-year-old NBA center. I'm black. And I'm gay," Collins wrote in a Sport Illustrated article published online Monday, which will appear in the May 6 issue.
FOX 9 News spoke with retired Viking Esera Tuaolo, who came out after his career ended, about the historic announcement. Watch the video for more information.
"I didn't set out to be the first openly gay athlete playing in a major American team sport. But since I am, I'm happy to start the conversation. I wish I wasn't the kid in the classroom raising his hand and saying, "I'm different." If I had my way, someone else would have already done this. Nobody has, which is why I'm raising my hand."
Read the SI article at http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/magazine/news/20130429/jason-collins-gay-nba-player/#ixzz2Rrm7uVWt
Collins played with the Minnesota Timberwolves during the 2008-09 season. After playing with the Celtics and Wizards this season, he's now a free agent.
In Sports Illustrated, Collins writes about how he's had to live a double-life in the NBA -- that he was afraid to come out, even to his family, until recently. He told his twin brother, Jarron, who was in shock but also told his aunt, who said, "I've known you were gay for years."
Collins wanted to come out during the 2013 season, but said he had to stay quiet until the season was over. He changed his number to 98 to reflect the one of the most notorious antigay hate crimes that occurred in 1998 when Matthew Shepard, a University of Wyoming student, was kidnapped, tortured and lashed to a prairie fence. He died five days after he was finally found. But, he never explained to anyone why he changed his number to 98.
Collins is getting a ton of support from, not only the league, but from hundreds of other athletes.
"Jason has been a widely respected player and teammate throughout his career and we are proud he has assumed the leadership mantle on this very important issue," NBA commissioner David Stern said in a statement.
Minnesota Timberwolves forward Kevin Love tweeted his congratulations on Monday afternoon:
@kevinlove Happy for @jasoncollins34 in his decision. A great teammate and friend. Thanks for helping me through my rookie season!! #classact #courage
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In the September 2012 issue of european car magazine, which hits US newsstands about now, you will find a tract test of the latest software for the Volvo C30R T5 Design from Volvo's Official Motorsport and Performance partner, Polestar.
The Swedish company offers the only software officially recognized by the manufacturer and, as such, it won't affect your new car warranty if fitted as new or to a used car. The programs are also available new on some R Design models, except the Volvo C30.
Polestar's relationship to the C30 hatchback goes deeper than simply software, however. Several years ago it produced a 450hp AWD version of the car, famously painted in bright cyan blue. The concept was built to showcase Polestar's ability and perhaps inspire Volvo to create some high performance models of its own.
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Based on the S60 T6 AWD, the new concept again features the same stunning signature paint as well as a 500hp engine, custom bodywor, chassis and interior upgrades.
"We're proud to present Polestar's interpretation of the Volvo S60," said Christian Dahl, founder and CEO of Polestar. "It's a car developed with our own preferences in mind but we know these are shared by a group of active drivers"
The focus of development was to create a comfortable car with a high level of power and handling. As a result, the Volvo T6 engine was tuned to deliver a considerable increase in power and torque.
Claiming 500hp at 6500rpm and 420 lb-ft at 5500rpm, the improvements were achieved with cylinder head and combustion chamber modifications as well as a custom intake manifold and air intake system as well as a Garrett 3171 turbo on a custom manifold with a 3.5" Ferrita stainless steel exhaust system. A set of strengthened connecting rods were also specified to create a more robust assembly.
The chassis benefited from fully adjustable Öhlins suspension at each corner, making the car lower, while the Haldex all-wheel drive system was modified to improve traction.
Part of the development process was undertaken by Polestar's own team of professional racing drivers, including Robert Dahlgren, who commented: "The Volvo S60 is a well sorted car from start but our concept car has the chassis, engine and transmission just the way we want it. The result is a huge leap forward in terms of handling and performance and is the most impressive street Volvo I've ever driven. Yet it has retained a genuine Volvo feel."
Technical specification
Performance:0-62mph 3.9secTop speed over 180mphEngine:Volvo T6 (B6304T4) inline-six500hp at 6500rpm420 lb-ft at 5500rpmMax rpm: 7100Modified head and combustion chambers, inlet manifold and air intake, special connecting rods, Garrett 3171 turbo, 3.5" Ferrita stainless steel exhaust systemDrivetrain:Reinforced M66C (close-ratio) manual six-speed transmission, Haldex Gen4 XWD and E-LSD in rearChassis:19x9.5" Polestar wheels with 265/30 R19 Micehlin Pilot Sport tires, Öhlins three-way adjustable shock absorbers, 30mm lowering springs, front and rear anti-roll bars, track width increased 20mm front and 40mm rear, Polestar-tuned EHPAS steering, stabilizing cross-members, modified control-arms with uniballs front and rear, reinforced subframe and control-arm bushings, modified engine mountsWeight:Total weight 3614 lb with optimized distributionBrakes:Polestar/Brembo six-piston front calipers with 380mm discs, Polestar-Volvo rear calipers wth 302mm discsExterior:Front splitter, rear spoiler, carbon fiber diffuser, 20mm wider front and rearInterior:Polestar seats, alcantara on steering wheel, shift knob and seats, centre console lowered


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Twenty years ago this month, the last Soviet soldier left Afghanistan after a disastrous war that lasted nine years, seven weeks and three days. Barring military and political miracles, the United States will stay longer in Afghanistan than the Soviets did. Considerably longer.
Present U.S. plans to reinforce troops fighting a war that is, by most accounts, going badly, provide for up to 30,000 additional soldiers to be deployed over the next 12 to 18 months. By that time, the U.S. presence will almost have matched the Soviets' stay and will exceed it by the end of 2010.
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Win tickets for you and a guest to the Race to the Pole Welcome Home Reception at The Queen's Gallery, Buckingham Palace on the 16th of February 2012! All you have to do is make a donation via the JustGiving.com page to enter our prize draw. There are two tickets (plus a guest each) up for grabs – the winners will be announced on January 20th 2012.
Distance to the Pole (straight line): 107 nmi
Total distance travelled: 591.8 nmi
Lou Rudd of Team Amundsen wishes a Happy New Year to everyone, on this, the 1st of January 2012 and Day 60 of the Scott-Amundsen Centenary Race. After yesterday's rest day, today was a hard one for Henry and Lou with unseasonably low temperatures of -48 degrees wind chill. We should hope that the frostbite, blisters and other ailments are only superficial, and will heal with time – we're sure that Henry and Lou are doing everything they can to keep themselves in one piece. The guys end the day on 12.4 nautical miles.
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Distance to the Pole (straight line): 236 nmi
Total distance travelled: 542.3 nmi
Mark Langridge reports for Team Scott on Day 60. The guys are free of the sastrugi field, but not without a detour to the east with some time spent walking in a southerly direction. Conditions up on the plateau are considerably harder than on the Ross Ice Shelf, and Team Scott are encountering new problems, the result of the frighteningly low temperatures. Mark likens frost in their goggles to a car windscreen in winter – just do what the rest of us normal people do and use a credit card to scrape it off! Mark is realistic about his daily distance targets, and estimates arrival at the pole for the 18th or 19th. Food will be tight but they are able to set aside enough for an additional two days' march.
Mark ends his report with a thank you to his neighbours Troy and Jenny for their fundraising efforts.
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We give voice to the loved ones of our intrepid adventurers. This week, it's the turn if Henry's children Max and Alicia:
"After my dad's first trip to the pole, I didnt for a minute think that it would be his last! When Mark started coming round to the house a year ago, I was completely gripped and excited about their new expedition. On most weekends, the garden was scattered with equipment, the kitchen table covered in maps, and there were two Polar enthusiasts wandering around the house with faces of concentration and excitment."
"All of the guys have put their whole hearts into this expedition and they all deserve the sense of achievement that they'll receive – it must be an indescribable feeling for them when they all reach the pole after such a tough journey. The British Legion's recovery centres for injured soldiers is the most incredible cause, and the boys intend to continue fundraising for this when they return to England which will be fantastic. I cant wait for them all to get back, and wish them the best of luck in the last stages of their journey."
"I can never really understand what Daddy loves about being freezing cold, not sleeping in a cosy bed, not having proper food, and all the other endless things that come in the South Pole package! But the only thing I can do is support him, and trust me I do."
"However much I miss him, my favourite part is seeing him at the airport with a long GREY beard, bringing him home and cooking him the first home cooked meal he's had in a long time."
"He is fulfilling his dream; showing everyone in the world that it can be done. I reckon there are many people who are just sitting thinking about their dreams, but never get round to making them a reality because they have some silly excuse (like too much work)! But Daddy has and however many more expeditions he's going to do, I will support him with every single one."
"How many people can say that their Dad has walked to the South Pole, not once but twice. I think that there are more people that have stood on the moon than done this route across the Antarctic and it's an amazing achievement. I'm not going to lie, the only way you could make me go is in a plane of some sort, but that's cheating…… maybe one day Mum and I could meet him there???"
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A series of reflections on Antarctic travels past and present, by Peter Otway. In the early 1960s, Peter surveyed much of the areas through which our teams are now passing.
"Our 3-month survey of the Beardmore-Axel Heiberg region, although typical of the NZ geological and Survey expeditions in the early 1960s, was unique in some respects, covering a larger area than usual (21,000 sq miles) and involving living on the Polar Plateau at 8,000 to 11,000 feet. Best of all from my own perspective, our 4-man team had the privilege of exploring and mapping the areas made famous by Shackleton, Scott, Amundsen and Byrd. The plan devised by our leader, Wally Herbert, was to be landed (by a US Navy DC3) at the head of the Mill Glacier, flowing into the upper Beardmore. How cushy compared to Team Scott's 7 week slog across the ice shelf and up the glacier! We would then work our way eastward around the edge of the plateau to the Axel Heiberg, setting up our survey stations on high peaks with commanding views over wide expanses of nunataks, mountains and glaciers, all the way down to the Ross Ice Shelf to 60 miles to the north."
Click here to read Part 2 of Peter Otway's Reflections in full
Keep track of both teams with our interactive Google Earth map. Zoom in to see each day's progress, with the position marked by pictures of team leaders Henry Worsley and Mark Langridge. Click on the icon to see that day's sitrep in full.
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A Special Message to all Schools
The three schools that raise the most funds for the Scott-Amundsen Race and the Royal British Legion will be rewarded with a visit from the Scott team! Mark, Vic and Kev will give a full presentation during their visit, with slides, videos, images, in short, the full works.
Schools wishing to donate should do so via the JustGiving.com page. Enter the name of your school when donating, and email Andy the webmaster email@example.com to make sure we register your donation.
We'd also like to invite all the schools that are following the progress to contact the webmaster, so that you can be mentioned on a new "Scott-Amundsen Schools" page. Please include a very short text on your school and any SACR-related activities, especially fundraising efforts! We'll list your school plus a link to your website.


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PETS LOST & FOUND: I found an old male french bulldog wandering my neighborhood without a collar. He's grey and a sandy color. I'm trying to reunite him with his family but so far I've had no luck. If he's your dog or know who he belongs to, please contact me!More info Email a friend
PETS LOST & FOUND: Black and white found by Coral Gables High School off Riviera and San Esteban. Has collar but no tag or chipMore info Email a friend
PETS LOST & FOUND: LOST DOG! Last seen between 42nd Ave and Lejeune Rd and 5th Terr. He is a 5year old black mixed fur ball, very friendly. Answers to Shadow. Please even if you think it is him don't hesitate to call. Thank you!More info Email a friend