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Rates of Underage Drinking Vary by Drinking Site
Young drinkers may experience different risks depending
on where they drink alcohol. The study titled "Who Drinks Where: Youth Selection of
Drinking Contexts" looked at drinking
patterns among young people in different settings. The study included 665 adolescents
ages 13–16 who used alcohol in the past year. The adolescents were from 50 California
cities. The study looked at drinking behaviors in seven different contexts at
three different times during the year, and also considered other factors such
as gender, age, race, parental education, general deviance, and past-year
smoking behaviors.
Adolescents who
drank more often were more likely to drink at parties or at someone else's
house. Those who drank heavily were more likely to drink in parking lots or on
street corners. The likelihood of young people drinking at parties or at
someone else's house increased over time, while the likelihood of drinking in
parking lots or on street corners decreased. Youth who engage in deviant
behaviors progressed more quickly to drinking in their own home, and at
beaches, parks, and restaurants or bars. As seen in the findings, the different settings in which young people consume
alcohol changed over time and varied by individual characteristics.
study was published in Alcoholism: Clinical and Experimental Research
in March 2015. The National
Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism supported this research.
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High School Students Find Online Personalized Feedback Programs Useful
Brief interventions that offer web-based personalized
feedback are effective in reducing alcohol use and related negative
consequences from alcohol use among college students. A new
study aimed to understand if similar web-based
personalized feedback programs are an appropriate tool to reduce drinking among
high school students.
The study found that a web-based personalized
feedback approach is indeed appropriate for high school students. The majority
of students thought the program was user-friendly and useful. Students who
reported alcohol use were more likely to think the program was useful and to
recommend the program to other students. Web-based personalized feedback may be
more positively perceived by high school students who have initiated drinking, compared
with those who do not drink.
The study is published in the March 2015 issue of the Journal of Substance Abuse Treatment.
The study received support from the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services
Alcohol and Energy Drink Combination Increases Risky Behaviors
use of alcohol and energy drinks together is an alarming practice among young
people that is raising health concerns and increasing the number of related
visits to emergency departments. A recent
study explored the use of alcohol and energy drinks among
young people who are seen in emergency departments. The study compared young
people ages 14–20 who drank alcohol but not
energy drinks with young people who combined alcohol and energy drinks in the
same beverage or on the same occasion.
people shared their reasons for combining energy drinks with alcohol, with the
most common reasons being to hide the flavor of alcohol and because they liked
the taste. These young people reported feeling jittery (71 percent) and having trouble
sleeping (46 percent) as common consequences of the mixed drinks. The study
found that young people who combined alcohol with energy drinks had the highest
rates of risky behaviors, including drug use, sexual risk behaviors, driving
after drinking, and alcohol use severity.
and Energy Drink Use Among Adolescents Seeking Emergency Department Care" is
published in the April 2015 issue of Addictive
Behaviors. The National Institutes of Health and
the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention supported this research.
Binge Drinking in Adolescence May Cause Long-term Problems
Binge drinking during adolescence can lead to problems with
executive functioning and behavioral control in adulthood, according to a new
animal study
conducted by researchers at the Medical University of South Carolina. The study
found that animals that were exposed to alcohol had behavior issues and
experienced other changes to their brains. The study is published in the
February 2015 issue of NIAAA Spectrum.
A summary of the study findings is available online.
According to results
from the 2013
National Survey on Drug Use and Health: Summary of National Findings,
from the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, 4.5 percent of 14- or 15-year-olds
and 13.1 percent of 16- or 17-year-olds engage in binge drinking.
Female Juvenile Offenders May Use Alcohol to Cope With Sexual Coercion
The study is published in the January 2015 issue of the Journal of Youth and Adolescence. The
study received support from the National Institute on Drug Abuse.
Greater Alcohol Use in High School Tied to Blackout Risk in College
This new
study examined the link between high school drinking behaviors and the risk
of problem drinking in college. A group of 430 first- and second-year college
students who violated their schools' alcohol policies were required to
participate in a harm-reduction program. In an electronic survey, those
students were asked about their drinking behaviors during high school and
college. Students were grouped into low-, moderate-, or high-risk groups based
on their high school drinking behaviors. The higher the risk group, the greater
the likelihood that those students would experience an alcohol-related blackout
in college. The findings from this study can be used to target and intervene
with high-risk high school students.
This study, "High School Risk Factors Associated With
Alcohol Trajectories and College Alcohol Use," was published in the Journal of Child and Adolescent Substance Abuse, Issue 1, 2015. The study received grant funding
from the U.S. Department of Education.
For more information
on alcohol-related blackouts, view the presentation by Aaron White, Ph.D., in
the webinar Brain Research and Underage Screening—Getting Informed,
Preparing to Act.
Gender Differences Seen in Youth Violence Linked to Substance Abuse
A new study, Substance Use and Violence Among Youth: A Daily Calendar Analysis, uses data from
emergency department patients ages 14–24 to determine how substance use
contributes to violence among youth. Study findings show differences in violence
trends among males and females. Violence over personal belongings was more
common among males, whereas violence caused by rumors and jealousy was more
common among females. For both males and females, aggression was more likely to
be reported on days when youth used alcohol.
The study was published in the February 2015 issue of the Journal of Substance Use and Misuse. The
research was supported by the National Institute on Drug Abuse.
Partnership Is the Basis of the Prevention Trial in the Cherokee Nation
In the United States, youth living in underserved Native
American and rural communities are especially at risk for problems with
underage drinking. The Prevention
Trial in the Cherokee Nation is "a partnership between prevention
scientists and Cherokee Nation Behavioral Health to create, implement, and evaluate a new, integrated,
community-level intervention designed to prevent underage drinking."
This article, published in the February 2015 issue of Prevention Science, describes the
strong partnership between prevention scientists and behavioral health leaders
within the Cherokee Nation, as well as the intervention and research design of
this new community trial. The National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and
Alcoholism supported this research.
CDC Launches Updated Community Health Status Indicators Online Tool
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has released an updated Community Health Status
Indicators (CHSI) online
tool that produces public health profiles for all 3,143 counties in the United
States. Each profile includes key indicators of health outcomes, which
describes the population health status of a county and factors that have the
potential to influence health outcomes, such as health care access and quality,
health behaviors, social factors, and the physical environment. Binge drinking, as reported by individuals ages 18 and older, is one of the factors affecting health outcomes.
In this new version of CHSI, all
indicators are benchmarked against those of peer counties, the median of all
U.S. counties, and Healthy People 2020 targets. Organizations conducting
community health assessments can use CHSI data to:
To access CHSI, visit wwwn.cdc.gov/communityhealth.
March 24 Webinar on Faith-Based Support of Families Affected by Addiction
"Sensitizing the Congregation," a
free webinar on March 24, at 2:00 p.m. EST, explores how local congregational
leaders can equip their faith groups to effectively acknowledge, address, and
embrace families captured by the addictive process. Participants will be
challenged to "look with new eyes" on congregational families, noticing signs
of substance use disorders. They will be equipped to research their surrounding
communities to find healing and protective resources for children at risk.
Faith leaders will be given resources that help congregations become a
welcoming place for affected families. The webinar will suggest strategies for
building resources within the congregational membership to strengthen the resilience
of children in alcoholic families. According
to the National
Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism, children of alcoholics are about four times more
likely than the general population to develop alcohol problems.
for the webinar is free. This webinar is
the second of a
nine-part series from the National Association for Children of Alcoholics about
addiction, its impact on families and children, and community-based solutions.
The series is supported by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services
Webinar to Highlight SAMHSA Strategies for Collegiate Behavioral Health
On March 11, 2015, at 11:00 a.m. EDT, the Illinois Higher
Education Center for Alcohol, Other Drug, and Violence Prevention will host a
webinar on the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration's
(SAMHSA) Current and Future Direction for Prevention in Higher Education. Richard
Lucey, Jr., Special Assistant to the Director of SAMHSA's Center for Substance
Abuse Prevention, will present an overview of SAMHSA's revised strategic
initiative on the prevention of substance abuse and mental illness, including
its areas of focus on institutions of higher education. Mr. Lucey also will present current data from
national surveys on substance abuse and mental illness among college students
and introduce SAMHSA's new Behavioral
Health Among College Students Information and Resource Kit. Registration is
Registration Open for Tribal Youth Leadership Training
UNITY (United National
Indian Tribal Youth), in collaboration with the Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention, will host the Today's Native
Leaders Community Service Academy on April 10–12, 2015, in Rapid City, SD.
This free event will provide as many as 100 tribal youth with leadership
training on designing youth-led community service projects, creating a UNITY
youth council, engaging in action planning and event promotion, and more.
Trained youth will have the opportunity to present at the annual national UNITY
conference in Washington, DC, in the summer of 2015.
E-mail or call Lynnann Yazzie at
480–718–9793 to register or for more information.
Download the
event flier.
Read more
about the Today's Native Leaders project, a collaboration between OJJDP and
Learn more
about OJJDP's Programs for Tribal Youth.
College Students Adjust Alcohol Use in View of Social Consequences
from a recent study demonstrate that
college students have lower intentions of heavy alcohol use when it might
result in negative social consequences. "The Effects of Social and Health
Consequence Framing on Heavy Drinking Intentions Among College Students" explored
student reactions to vignettes in which consequences of heavy drinking were framed as a loss (i.e., negative
consequences of drinking heavily) or a gain (i.e., positive consequences of not drinking heavily).
The 124 students who participated in the
study also had lower intentions of engaging in heavy drinking when the social
consequences of not drinking were framed as a gain. These findings were
stronger among young people who reported higher levels of previous drinking. The
researchers suggest that interventions that focus on the negative social
consequences of heavy drinking and the positive benefits of not drinking
heavily might strengthen interventions that emphasize negative health
This study is published in the February
2015 issue of British Journal of Health Psychology.
The National Cancer Institute supported this
Treatment Success for Adolescents Hinges on Readiness
Substance abuse treatment programs are more successful when an
individual recognizes the problem, has a desire to receive help, and is ready
to be in treatment. Adolescents need programs that facilitate these elements.
A new
study assessed the effectiveness of the Treatment Readiness and Induction
Program (TRIP) to motivate adolescents to seek treatment. Five hundred and
nineteen adolescents from six residential programs completed assessments at
treatment intake and again 35 days after admission. Adolescents who received
TRIP showed greater gains in problem recognition compared with those who received
standard practice only.
This study is published in the March 2015 issue of the Journal
of Substance Abuse Treatment. The National Institutes of
Health supported this research.
UDETC Posts February Resource Alert
The Underage Drinking Enforcement Training Center (UDETC) has released its Resource Alert for the
month of February. These short reports provide summaries and references to the
most up-to-date research findings and other helpful information on enforcing
underage drinking laws in the community. Feature articles for the February
issue include "Making the Case for Greater Investment in Prevention" and an effort
in Contra Costa to place stricter limits on alcopops. The issue also reviews
2013 data from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration on fatalities
from alcohol-related crashes and a legal case in Georgia dealing with police
efforts to identify and convict underage drinkers.
UDETC Offers Free Distance-Learning Courses
The Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention's Underage Drinking Enforcement Training Center currently has six free online courses available that focus on best practices and strategies to enforce underage drinking laws and prevent underage drinking. These courses are:
Learn more about these online courses.
Underage Drinkers Who Get in Fights Have Alcohol Brand Preferences
In a new study, Brand Preferences of Underage Drinkers Who Report Alcohol-Related Fights and Injuries, underage drinkers reported their past-month overall and brand-specific alcohol consumption, risky drinking behavior, and past-year alcohol-related fights and injuries. More than 1,000 adolescents, ages 13–20, completed the online survey.
More than one in four survey respondents were involved in at least one alcohol-related fight or injury during the previous year. Heavy episodic drinkers were more than six times as likely to experience alcohol-related consequences. Eight alcohol brands were significantly associated with alcohol-related fights and injuries.
This study is published in the January 2015 issue of Substance Use and Misuse. It received grant funding from the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism.
Adolescents With Work Stress More Likely to Use Alcohol
Work stress is not just an issue
for adults. A new study of high school seniors explored the relationship between work stress,
such as job satisfaction and perceived safety, and alcohol use and drunkenness.
The study also looked at the effects of peer influence and academic aspiration on
alcohol use.
The study, which included about
12,000 12th graders, found that work stress, peer influence, and academic
aspiration all influenced adolescents' alcohol use. High school students who
experienced stress at work were more likely to use alcohol and get drunk. Positive
peer influences helped to buffer the effect of work stress on alcohol use,
while negative peer influences contributed to alcohol use. Students with academic aspirations were less likely to use alcohol
and get drunk.
This study is published in the
December 2014 issue of the Journal of BMC
Public Health. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the National
Institute on Drug Abuse supported this research.
Popularity and Alcohol Use Among Friends Affect Adolescent Drinking
The friendships that adolescents develop
with their peers can influence their drinking behaviors. New research looked at the connections between friendships, popularity,
and drinking behaviors among high school adolescents at five schools in Los
Angeles, California. The large study, of 1,707 students, examined the
relationship between adolescents' drinking behaviors and their friends'
drinking behaviors. Adolescents were more likely to drink if they had friends who
drank or if they had close friends who were perceived as popular who drank. This
study is published in the January 2015 issue of the Journal of Social Science and Medicine. The National Institute on
Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism supported this research.
Energy Drink/Alcohol Combination Increases Desire for More Alcohol
Energy drinks, which contain high levels of caffeine, have
become popular mixers with alcohol. This combination is frequently consumed by
underage drinkers, who are already vulnerable to the hazards of alcohol use. A new study, which
explored the risks of this popular new combination, found that those who drank
alcohol mixed with energy drinks were more likely to binge drink and were at
higher risk for alcohol dependence compared with people who drank alcohol only.
The combination of alcohol mixed with energy drinks also appeared to enhance
the experience of drinking alcohol. People who drank alcohol with energy drinks
had a stronger desire to drink more alcohol than those who drank alcohol alone.
The study, "Can Energy
Drinks Increase the Desire for More Alcohol?," was supported by the National Institute
on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism and the National Institute of General Medical
Sciences. It is published in the January 2015 issue of Advances in Nutrition.
Jan. 23 Webinar Launches SAMHSA's YMSM/LGBT Center
Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) is hosting a
webinar on January 23, 2:00 to
3:00 p.m. ET, to kick off its new Center of Excellence (CoE) on Behavioral
Health for Racial/Ethnic Minority Young Men Who Have Sex with Men (YMSM) and
other Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender (LGBT) populations (YMSM+LGBT
CoE). The Center is part of the SAMHSA Addiction Technology Transfer Center network. Register online for the free event.
individuals are at higher risk of alcohol and other drug abuse. Top Health Issues for
LGBT Populations and Information Resource Kit, from SAMHSA, presents
scientific findings on specific health issues facing LGBT populations. The kit
contains information on LGBT terminology and gender identity, a guide to web-based
resources, and a PowerPoint presentation that can be used to explain LGBT
health issues to a variety of audiences.
Intervening During Middle School Reduces Young Adult Problem Drinking
A study of alcohol
preventive interventions implemented during early adolescence found that
such programs can potentially lower rates of alcohol use and related problems
into young adulthood. In this study, the participants were ages 10–14. One group of
participants engaged in the Strengthening Families Program: For Parents and
Youth, which focused on reducing youth substance misuse and improving parental
skills. This group also received LifeSkills Training to promote skills and
knowledge to avoid substance misuse. The second group of participants received LifeSkills
Training only. A third control group did not participate in the program
or the training. The students and their families from rural Iowa participated in the study
during the fall and spring of the 7th grade and again every fall of the 8th through
12th grade. This study is published in the December 2014 issue
of the Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology. The National
Institute on Drug Abuse supported this research.
More information about the Strengthening
Families Program, LifeSkills
Training, and other interventions is available through the Substance Abuse
and Mental Health Services Administration's National Registry of Evidence-based
Programs and Practices.
Communities That Care System Helps Prevent Substance Abuse
A recent
study tested the effects of Communities That Care (CTC), a community-based
system to prevent adolescent problem behaviors. Approximately 4,400 public
school students from 24 small towns in seven states participated in the study
and completed surveys, as they went from the 5th to the 12th grade. The
students were randomly assigned to either the CTC intervention group or a group
that did not receive the intervention. The study found that when students
reached the spring of their 12th-grade year, students who received the CTC
intervention were 30 percent more likely to have never used any substance,
including alcohol, over the last 8 years, compared with students who did not
receive the CTC intervention.
A summary of the study can be found
on the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) website's NIDA
Notes. NIDA supported this research.
NIDA Seeks Event Hosts for National Drug Facts Week: Jan. 26–Feb. 1
The National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) invites local
organizations to participate in the fifth annual National
Drug Facts Week (NDFW), a health observance that provides teens with an opportunity
to learn the facts about drugs and addiction from scientists and other experts.
NDFW will take place from January 26 through February 1, 2015.
Plan Your Event—Five Steps to
Hosting an NDFW Event outlines the basics of holding a
successful event. NIDA staff is available to help event hosts order
science-based materials to complement their event, brainstorm activity ideas,
and partner with other organizations. For national recognition, organizations
can enter their events in NIDA's interactive online
map. During past observances, events
have been held by a variety of organizations, including middle and high
schools, local nonprofits, state and local health departments, faith-based
organizations, and afterschool clubs.
CDC Hosts Teleconference on Alcohol Poisoning: Jan. 13, 2-3 p.m. ET
Join Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) subject-matter experts
and other public health professionals on Tuesday, January 13, from 2:00 to 3:00
p.m. ET for a town hall teleconference on Alcohol
Poisoning Deaths: A Deadly Consequence of Binge Drinking. According to the CDC, about 2,200 individuals
die from alcohol poisoning in the United States each year. To participate in
the teleconference, call 1-800-857-0764, passcode 7954413. The CDC Office for
State, Tribal, Local and Territorial Support is hosting this event.
Hold a National Drug Facts Week Event: January 26–February 1
The National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) is inviting local
organizations to participate in the 5th annual National Drug Facts
Week, a weeklong health observance that provides teens with an opportunity
to learn the facts about drugs and addiction from scientists and other experts.
National Drug Facts Week will take place during the week of January 26–February
1, 2015.
Plan Your Event—Five Steps to
Hosting outlines the basics of hosting a successful event. NIDA
staff is available to help event hosts order science-based materials to
complement their event, brainstorm activity ideas, and partner with other organizations.
For national recognition, organizations can enter their events in NIDA's
interactive online
map. Past events have been held by a variety of organizations, including middle and high schools, local nonprofits, state and local health departments, faith-based organizations, and after-school clubs.
Registration Now Open for NIDA's Annual Drug Fact Chat Day
On January 30, 2015, the National
Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) will host its annual Drug Facts Chat Day. During
this live, online chat, high school students can ask scientists from the
National Institutes of Health about the effects of alcohol and other drugs,
addiction, and how to help friends or family address issues related to
substance use. Drug Facts Chat Day, part of National Drug Facts
Week, can be viewed live.
To register for Drug
Facts Chat Day, visit www.nidachat.org/register.aspx. Space is limited to 100 classrooms, so be sure to register
Some Mental Health Issues Increase Adolescent Risk of Alcohol Use
A new study explored the link between the
conditions of attention-deficit/hyperactivity
disorder (ADHD) and conduct disorder (CD) and the use of tobacco and alcohol among
young adolescents. The study included 2,517 youth ages 12–15 years old, using a
representative sample of the U.S. population from the 2000–2004 National Health
and Nutrition Examination Survey.
ADHD and CD diagnoses and symptoms are linked to a higher risk for
alcohol use among young adolescents. Among study participants, adolescents with ADHD and CD were three to
five times more likely to use alcohol, and to have started alcohol use at a
younger age, than adolescents who did not have ADHD and CD.
This study is published in the
December 2014 issue of Drug and Alcohol
Dependence. The National Institutes of Health supported this research.
Brief Motivational Intervention Reduces Alcohol Use by College Freshmen
Heavy drinking among first-year college students
can lead to range of problems including illness, high-risk behaviors, arrests,
and mortality. This new study
compared the effectiveness of a brief motivational intervention (MI) between
two groups of freshman college students. The first group of heavy-drinking
students was required to participate in the MI, while the second group
volunteered. The MI was conducted by an advanced practice nurse.
A total of 900 students participated in the study,
with 190 freshmen required to participate and 710 volunteers, to compare the
students' readiness to change their drinking behaviors. Across both groups,
alcohol use and consequences went down during the 12 months of the study. These
findings highlight the importance of MI, conducted by advance practice nurses,
as an intervention with college students.
The study is published online in the November 2014
issue of Nursing Outlook. The
Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration supported this
NIDA Invites Public Input on Strategic Plan for 2016–2020
National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) is revitalizing its Strategic Plan for 2016–2020, which NIDA will use
as a guiding framework for supporting new research during the next 5 years. Since
the current NIDA
Strategic Plan was published in 2010, many major
advances have been made in the science of drug abuse and addiction. An updated
strategic plan will allow NIDA to harness the latest research technologies and
apply them to the ever-changing substance abuse landscape.
seeks input on research priorities from researchers
in academia and industry, health care professionals, patient advocates and
advocacy organizations, scientific or professional organizations, federal
agencies, and other interested members of the public. To provide input, please
send an e-mail to email@example.com by January 30, 2015.
NHTSA's Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over Campaign Underway
State highway officials are warning drivers to stay off the roads if they've
been drinking this holiday season. More than 800 people in the United States
die in drunk-driving crashes each December, making this month a risky time to
be on the road. Teens are especially at risk for alcohol-related crashes, even
though they are younger than the minimum legal drinking age in all states. According to the
National Highway Traffic
Safety Administration (NHTSA), 28 percent of 15- to 20-year-old drivers involved in fatal crashes in 2012 had been
NHTSA's annual Drive Sober or Get Pulled
Over campaign, held from December 12 through January
1, seeks to remind people of the dangers of drinking and driving, reduce the
number of fatal crashes, and create safer roads.
NHTSA Buzzed Driving Twitter Chat: Dec. 30, 3:00 p.m.
Every 52 minutes in America,
someone dies in an alcohol-related driving crash. For every preventable death—10,076
in 2013 alone—exponentially more lives are forever changed by the loss of a
parent, child, friend, or loved one. On December 30, from 3:00 to 4:00 p.m. ET,
the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) will hold a Buzzed Driving is Drunk Driving Twitter Chat
during which participants can question experts, spread the word to followers,
and encourage others to take
the pledge not to drive while buzzed. Use hashtag #buzzedriving to join in the conversation; mention @NHTSAGov
in a tweeted question or comment and NHTSA will try to respond. NHTSA also is offering videos,
banners, and other tools to help spread this lifesaving message.
According to NHTSA, teens
are at far greater risk of death in an alcohol-related crash than the overall
population, even though they are below the minimum legal drinking age in every state.
Among 16- to 20-year-old drivers involved in fatal crashes in 2012, nearly
one out of five has a blood alcohol content of .08 percent or higher.
Motivational Interviewing in Groups May Help Adolescents Change Alcohol Use
motivational interviewing (MI) is an intervention that uses group-level talk
about change as a way to reduce alcohol and drug use. A new study, "Group Motivational Interviewing for
Adolescents: Change Talk and Alcohol and Marijuana Outcomes," explored the effectiveness of this type of
MI by analyzing 129 audio recordings from MI sessions with 110 youth.
Mixed-Sex Friendships and Alcohol Use During Adolescence
This study, "Emergence of Mixed-Sex Friendship Groups During
Adolescence: Developmental Associations With Substance Use and Delinquency," looked at mixed-sex
friendships in early adolescence and patterns of alcohol use, cigarette use,
and delinquency.
Guided Self-Change Intervention Reduces Drug Use and Aggression
Adolescent alcohol and
other drug use is strongly related to interpersonal aggression. A study,
"A Randomized Controlled Trial of Guided Self-Change
With Minority Adolescents," explored
the efficacy of guided self-change (GSC) for drug use and aggression among
minority youth. GSC is an intervention that combines brief motivational
interventions and cognitive behavioral therapies.


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Gently gracing the Rocky Mountain Sky, the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Denver - Stapleton North is a sanctuary of relief and comfort among leisure travelers and business professionals. The hotel offers complimentary shuttle transportation to Denver International Airport and Northfield Shopping Center; advance arrangements are required. This hotel is 1.5 miles from Dick's Sporting Goods Sports Park, and within five miles of downtown Denver, the Pepsi Center and Elitch Gardens. Located just five miles from the hotel, the Denver Museum of Art houses 40,000 works of art in a seven-story building designed by I M Pei, architect of the pyramid in the courtyard of the Louvre in Paris.
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The DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Denver - Stapleton North welcomes guests with impressive lobby décor that includes a stone mosaic fireplace, contemporary lounge furniture and elaborate landscape murals. Additional offerings include 15,000 square feet of meeting space and conference rooms, banquet facilities, a 24-hour business center, complimentary wireless Internet access in the lobby and ATM/banking. With vast panoramic windows that lend inspiring views of the Mile-High City's skyline and the Rocky Mountains, the hotel's showcase Amberstone Bar and Grill provides breakfast, lunch and dinner in an ambient environment. Other attractive amenities include complimentary parking during stay, laundry facilities, a bar and lounge, as well as an outdoor pool.
The spacious guestrooms are comfortably arranged to facilitate the needs of both peace-seeking vacationers and focused business professionals. Rooms provide views of pool or courtyard. Modern amenities include complimentary wireless Internet access, coffeemakers, 42-inch flat-panel HD cable TVs, comprehensive executive desks, and local calls. The hotel can offer rollaway beds.
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- This hotel has 299 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 5 floors
- Check-in time starts at 3 PM
- Check-out time is noon
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- Minimum check-in age is 18
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- Pets allowed *
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- Rollaway beds available, charges may apply*
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free WiFi in rooms
- Free airport shuttle at scheduled times
- Free self parking
- Accessible parking
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- Breakfast daily (surcharge)
- Restaurant
- Bar/lounge
- Room service (during limited hours)
- Outdoor seasonal pool
- Fitness facilities
- Bicycle rentals nearby
- Golfing nearby
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- Conference space size (feet) - 15,206
- Conference space size (meters) - 1413
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- Free newspapers in lobby
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
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- Fireplace in lobby
- Disabled parking
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- Braille or raised signage
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- Accessible bathroom
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- Iron/ironing board
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- 42-inch flat-screen TV
- Cable TV channels
- Desk
- Free WiFi
- Phone
- Refrigerator (on request)
- Daily housekeeping
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It's probably the only taste test around where the primary goal is having no taste at all.
It's the Schenectady County water tasting contest of course.
Municipalities squared off for bragging rights to the clearest, purest and coldest H20, on Thursday, June 26 at the Farmers Market in downtown Schenectady.
Rotterdam took this year's title, narrowly edging out both Niskayuna and last year's winnerthe city of Schenectady.
Glenville and Rotterdam Junction also participated in the competition.
Members of the public participated in the test, blindly sampling water from the municipalities and then voting for their top two choices.
Rotterdam will move on to a regional competition in July.
The winner of the regional competition will do battle with towns from around the state at the state fair in August.
Rotterdam also won the title for best water in the state in 2003.
Its a true testament to our water plant operators and the people twho have come before us who help protect our precious water supply," said Rotterdam Supervisor Steven Tommasone.
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Hundreds flee south Afghan town ahead of offensive
Mohammad Hakim, a 55-year-old tribal leader in Marjah, said fear has risen over the past two weeks and he knows at least 20 families who had left. He himself planned to take his wife, nine sons, four daughters and grandchildren to live with relatives in Lashkar Gah.
"Everybody is worried that they'll get caught in the middle when this operation starts," he said in a telephone interview.
Hakim said he was worried about the length of the operation.
"I can stay for one or two weeks," he said. "But if I have to leave my agriculture land for months and months, then how will I feed my family?"
Afghan and NATO officers had visited village elders to encourage them to make sure people stay inside their homes and avoid road travel once the operation starts.
The Taliban were not preventing villagers from leaving but were digging trenches and carrying in new heavy weapons on motorbikes.
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Shamael: I would like to see that chip in RX100. 14 mpix is more what I look for than 20 mpix. 20 is too much in pixel count for me. Beside NEX-7, the RX100 brings me no improvement in picture size and file sizes. I am happy to see the NEX-6 with a honest pixel count that is more one needs to shot a good picture. If Nikon makes this one in a P&S body, it could challenge the RX100 without any doubt.
Ooo Pat... HowabutRAW is a confused Samsung fan, he likes to point out how much Sony sucks, just ignore him, everyone does, next he will be telling you how Samsung makes the best lenses in the world and that the Samsung Galaxy Camera is the best.
davids8560: Night has fallen again. It's been 16 hours since I upgraded my NEX-7's firmware. I'm holed up in a cheap motel near the border. The door is barricaded. The shades are drawn. All the lights are off. The room is illuminated only by the fluckering of the tv set. I've been chain smoking and drinking all day. On the table before me is a fifth of gin, my Glock, my NEX-7, and a laptop. The phone rang for awhile a little earlier. I didn't pick it up. I was afraid it was somebody from the press - or worse. I haven't been able to sleep at all. Can't really say why. The upgrade went smoothly. But something still doesn't feel right. People want to know what I think. To me, at face value, it seems kind of incidental. Somebody said NEX-7 owners are rejoicing today. But I don't know about that. I just don't know.
Hahaha Love it
meanwhile: My A35 feels unloved by Sony.
Try the a900 it was unloved by Sony the day it was made, only one firmware update for it ever put out by Sony.
Eric Hensel: The 5n has the same video button issue, and the bracketing improvement would be nice as well
Samsung makes serious cameras OMG...LOLOLOLOL Galaxy camera and a few NX cameras, Yes dream on my friend, No full frame camera to talk about or descent Raw conversion, seriously what are you smoking.
Not to mention that the NEX cameras outsell Samsung NX in about every country including Korea
O no what is Sony going to do now....LOL I was going to buy the Action Cam but wait
jerome_munich: "The A99 becomes the first pro-level SLT camera. Are pros ready to give up an optical viewfinder?
PM: We're being disruptive. Part of the appeal of being disruptive is that pros see that we're being innovative and want to explore what Sony has to offer."
Being disruptive is a good thing. Being disruptive without the safety net of offering the customers what they know and love is a risky bet on the future. Keeping a line of more traditional cameras in parallel with a more "modern" line of SLT cameras would be a prudent choice and would insure support from faithful users.
I agree with you and that is why my a900 will be my last Sony and the Nikon D800 and D600 is beckoning, there is one thing about being so disrupting to the point of Alienating your loyal customers a.k.a the Minolta users from the past, I cannot see any part of Minolta left in any new Sony camera, the might as well drop the A-mount and adopt the E-mount for all their cameras, that would be the final nail in Minolta's coffin
nicolaiecostel: The samples are quite good, apart from the landscape ones, off-course. The high ISO shots are quite nice as well, this camera keeps good dynamic range, detail, color, even at ISO3200, and I suspect that above as well.
D700 user here/enjoy what you allready own.
You are about the only person on here that make sense and is not smoking grass when reading reviews, I applaud you.
Paulo Ferreira: Who took these samples? Awful, poor light, focusing, framing auto ISO? auto everything? That landscape taken from above with the 16-35 is shameful! You could not have found worse subjects, colours, settings... or maybe I'm wrong and you will still surprise me. Literally shown in a "bad light"
All cameras are just point and shoot cameras in the hand of an amateur.
pca7070: Very poor corners!
Wide lenses usually have weak corners at it's widest angle and that goes for any lens from any brand
You are all smoking grass, I can't see how any other camera could have done this better with the same lens and same lighting conditions.
stan_pustylnik: 1 from 2
1- tester, testing procedures were faulty - camera is great
2- tester, testing procedures were fine - camera is bad
Test photos from A99 are not impressive. Color is bleach, contrast is low, detail is smeary at Actual Size, landscape photos - simply shame from CZ 16-35mm f/2.8 , 70-200mm f/2.8, and CZ 70-400mm.
These tests show lower IQ than images I get with Sony A850 + 20 years old Minolta Maxxum lenses.
I have to agree with you moimoi but I think Sony will be releasing a camera in the future that will suit your and my needs and this one is a video orientated persons cup of tea.
For now the a900 is all I need for in studio work.
The a57 I play with now and then is more of a playful thing, I don't take the SLT cameras too serious.
Read the title idiots it's 2x Zoom
stan_pustylnik: 1 from 2
1- tester, testing procedures were faulty - camera is great
2- tester, testing procedures were fine - camera is bad
Test photos from A99 are not impressive. Color is bleach, contrast is low, detail is smeary at Actual Size, landscape photos - simply shame from CZ 16-35mm f/2.8 , 70-200mm f/2.8, and CZ 70-400mm.
These tests show lower IQ than images I get with Sony A850 + 20 years old Minolta Maxxum lenses.
I have to agree stan and that is why I will keep my A900 thanks, marike6 I will agree with you, people like to point out the bad and not the good but that is what you get from Haters
rusticus: At present the best image quality for me have the Fuji cameras -
well, the AF leaves something to be desired, but the picture quality is awesome - I will not buy the new Sony, Canon or Nikon. . . and I do not need FF
That is Ok you already did buy a Sony, Fuji is about 50% Sony ;)
Princess Leia: Most of the bad comments are just haters of Sony or could not afford to buy it so they'll say anything to discredit this camera. A99 is very capable profressional camera. Just look at other samples and reviews from professionals, A99 is a beast!
Haters will be haters, I only have one issue with this camera and it's "BIG" EVF,EVF,EVF,EVF why EVF? and that is why i'm not getting it.
The pictures were what I would expect to see and the haters can hate if they like but I think Sony is getting better all the time, they need better direction, why would you put an EVF on this kind of camera?
nikonnikon: "Alessandrini stressed that, 'This [the Lunar] is not a NEX-7 camera, just because we are buying components from Sony"
Sorry Mr Luca, what do you think if Lamborghini super sport car replaces its V12 engine and put suzuki swift engine into it.
Nice try sir, and good luck with your strategy..btw i think wood accent using at camera grip will not work unless u have plan to use it as an ornament...man that's a very expensive ornament, but Mr Gates will love it.. :)
Hey your Nikon has a Suzuki swift engine ;) Mr nikonnikon or should it be Mr sonikonsonikon?...LOL
Nice one King Penguin it's clear this dude does not know cars.
He probably thinks Koenigsegg cars don't use ford engines...LOL
Hey if they actually make a FF DSLR with OVF, I might switch from Sony to Hassy..LOL
The SLT/ EVF crap just does not interest me, sorry Sony
AnHund: Pure speculation that the Samsung should outperform the Canon S100 in my opinion.
Actually Canon sensors score bad all the time ;) but I will agree with you no way the Samsung outperforms the S100
rallyfan: Call them "ephemeral."
Once phones improve in low light situations I'm done buying pocket cameras.
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what do you call a garden . . . ?
A friend asked me this, so I thought I'd pass it along to my more knowledgeable (and wittier) friends here in the NW forum. She wants to know what the gardening version of the cooking term "rustic" would be: as reflected in "I 'meant' to trim that shrub all lopsided."
I'd call it "natural" :-) If rustic means rural or pertaining to the country and of a simple, unsophisticated style then that to me translates to a very naturalistic garden. No straight lines, no highly manicured lawns or planting beds, no formally pruned hedges or topiaries. Heck, no hedges at all unless a mixed shrub or hedgerow-type hedge!
Rustic garden: naturally occurring companions in rose bed.
lots of cardboard and newspaper sticking out of the soil from ill advised attempts at "lasagna gardening", knocked over "whimsical" garden ornaments, and a couple awesome plants.
Mike, what is that beautiful tree with the red foliage?
That tree, like most of my Japanese Maples has no varietal name. Almost worthless on the open market. Named varieties are what sells.
It's an upright Japanese Maple I grew from selected seed from some of the better looking Japanese Maples I grew from seed also.
I obtained seed from a collector's garden 35 years ago and have been selecting seeds ever since. I'm on the third generation. It's a poor man's way of getting nice maples. Takes a lot of time and space though, with a lot of throw aways. It takes about five years before a tree can be judged worthy of keeping, and it's not just Fall color. Vigor, new growth color, and even seed color are other factors. Sometimes bark color is also considered. It's all fun!
Sad to say that maple will be cut down this winter. As the conifer garden has expanded this maple is in the way. It's casting too much shade and taking up a lot of space where I need it. I can only limb it up so far. Once gone it will give me more room for the smaller conifers. I'm just waiting for the seed to get ripe.
Thank you very much for the compliments. :-)
More pictures in the link below.
Here is a link that might be useful: My garden.
Mike, your garden is so lovely! It looks like such a peaceful sanctuary and a restful place to visit. Not so much for the one in charge though. Thanks for sharing the pictures. How big is your property? It looks huge. Oh, and to the op, this is not a definition of "rustic".
Mike, Very nice garden. I couldn't do anything like that.
With reference to your rustic garden post , you forgot to mention the occasional free range horses , and cows.
Beautiful sunset tonight.


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Yo La Tengo Reissue Painful in Deluxe Edition, Announce 30th Anniversary Shows
By Jenn Pelly on October 21, 2014 at 1:02 p.m. EDT
In celebration of the band's 30th anniversary, Yo La Tengo have announced a reissue of their 1993 Matador LP Painful. It's called Extra Painful and is out December 2 on the same label, in 2xLP and 2xCD formats. These deluxe editions of the record will include demos, unreleased studio takes, live acoustic recordings, and other related tracks. The "Shaker" single will also be reissued on 7" vinyl (included with the 2xLP). See the tracklistings here.
Jeff Tweedy, the Decemberists, Ginuwine, Yo La Tengo Appear on "Parks and Recreation"
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"Parks and Recreation" ended its sixth season last night with a ton of guest stars. As promised, the Pawnee/Eagleton Unity Concert hosted several artists: Wilco's Jeff Tweedy, the Decemberists, Yo La Tengo, and Ginuwine all appeared. Watch the entire episode below.
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Previously, we noted that Wilco's Jeff Tweedy will appear on the season finale of "Parks and Recreation". Now, executive producer Michael Schur has told The A.V. Club that Tweedy will be joined by Yo La Tengo, The Decemberists, Ginuwine, and Boston alternative rock band Letters to Cleo, on the episode.
Watch: Yo La Tengo Team With Ira Glass and Eugene Mirman for "Toymageddon"
By Evan Minsker on November 29, 2013 at 3:55 p.m. EST
The post-apocalyptic Christmas song is a great holiday tradition. "Weird Al" made two. Now, we've got one from Yo La Tengo. In "Toymageddon", the toys all come alive and attack the humans. "This American Life" host Ira Glass plays Santa, and comedian Eugene Mirman plays a murderous robot. Watch the song's video below.
Yo La Tengo Share New Song "Super Kiwi", Become Psychedelic Dolls, Make Crossword Puzzle
By Jenn Pelly on October 4, 2013 at 4:48 p.m. EDT
As you may recall, Yo La Tengo are planning a 2xCD deluxe version of their excellent 2013 album, Fade, out November 19 via Matador. It features outtakes including "Super Kiwi", above, which will also be released on 7" vinyl November 5. The 7" comes backed by the Beach Boys cover "A Day in the Life of a Tree".
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By Jenn Pelly on September 18, 2013 at 12:37 p.m. EDT
Yo La Tengo has announced a 2xCD deluxe edition of Fade, their excellent 2013 LP. The new version includes an extra disc of outtakes, demos, covers, live versions, and more. It also comes with a download card for the pre-album 12" version of "Stupid Things", and three B-sides from the recent "Ohm" 12" pack. The 2xCD is out November 19 via Matador.
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Video: Yo La Tengo: "Is That Enough", Featuring Fred Willard
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