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Nawaz Sharif, Pakistan's likely next prime minister, pledges to curb attacks on India
With Pakistanis heading to the polls Saturday, the man who's expected to be the country's next prime minister, Nawaz Sharif, has signaled his determination to seize control of policy toward longtime foe India from Pakistan's overbearing military and prevent militants from staging attacks on India from Pakistani soil.
Pakistan and India have fought two wars since they each gained independence from British rule in 1947, as well as four localized campaigns along the border. The two have a history of mounting covert operations on each other's soil, notably Pakistan's use of militant extremist groups such as Lashkar-e-Taiba to fight what it sees as Indian occupation forces in the disputed Himalayan territory of Kashmir, part of which is held by China.
Sharif said that was a chapter in relations with India that he now intended to close.
"If I become the prime minister, I will make sure that Pakistani soil is never used for any such design against India," Sharif said in an interview with CNN's India affiliate that aired Sunday.
Sharif is the head of the Pakistan Muslim League-N, the party that's widely forecast to win the most seats in Saturday's parliamentary elections. The balloting marks the first time in Pakistan's history that a democratically elected government completed its term in office and a new government is being selected without the army staging a coup.
The run-up to Saturday's vote has been violent, with more than 100 people killed in election attacks, staged mostly by the Pakistani Taliban. The Taliban spokesman, Ehsanullah Ehsan, has promised Saturday will be "bloody."
Pakistani intelligence agency reports have warned of attacks on voter lines, and on Thursday, suspected militants kidnapped the youngest son of former Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani. The son is running for a provincial legislative seat.
The violence has overshadowed the candidates' positions on the issues, but Sharif has made it clear that he intends to restart peace negotiations between Pakistan and India that began after the two countries staged tit-for-tat nuclear tests in May 1998.
As part of that, Sharif also has said he plans to hold former military strongman Pervez Musharraf accountable for staging a 1999 covert operation to occupy vacant Indian military mountain posts at Kargil in the disputed Kashmir border region. The operation was conducted by plainclothes paramilitary troops of the Northern Light Infantry – now a regular army unit – and forces from several anti-India militant groups, including the Lashkar-e-Taiba.
Sharif was the prime minister at the time, but he's adamant that Musharraf, then the army chief, conducted the Kargil operation without his prior knowledge or approval, and had carried it out to sabotage any diplomatic rapprochement with India.
Musharraf also kept the operation a secret from other armed services chiefs, Sharif said.
"No (army) corps commander had any knowledge . . . even the armed forces chiefs complained they had not been informed. I think the (investigating) commission will have to bring out the full truth. This will be an open secret," he said.
Sharif's version of events has been backed over the years by many in Pakistan, including Parvez Mehdi Qureshi, who was the commander of the air force. Qureshi has said he refused Musharraf's request to provide air cover to the infiltration units, saying he'd accept such orders only from the prime minister.
The use of air power would have started all-out war, Qureshi said, something that was narrowly averted when President Bill Clinton intervened after Sharif sought his help at a meeting on July 4, 1999, in Washington.
Three months later, Musharraf overthrew Sharif in a coup that was partly the result of the tensions between the two arising from the unauthorized covert operation.
Pakistan and India came close to war again after militants of two Pakistani militant groups, Lashkar-e-Taiba and Jaish-e-Mohammad, attacked the Indian Parliament building in New Delhi in December 2001. Again, conflict was averted only by U.S. diplomatic intervention, with Musharraf agreeing to shut down a Pakistan intelligence-backed council of anti-India militant groups.
That started peace negotiations that progressed almost to the point of a landmark agreement in late 2006, which was delayed by an Indian general election and then scuttled by events in Pakistan that led to Musharraf's exit from power in 2008.
Sharif's statement of intent against Musharraf comes as the former military dictator has been confined to two rooms in his luxurious farmhouse on the outskirts of Islamabad, Pakistan's capital, by courts that are hearing mounting charges against him. They range from the illegal confinement of rebellious judges in November 2007 to aiding and abetting the December 2007 assassination of Benazir Bhutto, the head of the Pakistan Peoples Party and a former two-time prime minister.
After winning the February 2008 general election, the Pakistan Peoples Party government of Asif Ali Zardari, the president, briefly attempted to kick-start the stalled initiative. In November 2008, Zardari offered to drop Pakistan's stated nuclear-weapons policy, under which it retains the right to launch a nuclear strike against India in the event of an Indian invasion, in return for a comprehensive peace agreement.
But the policy shift was immediately and publicly shot down by Pakistan's army chief, Gen. Ashfaq Parvez Kayani, and rendered irrelevant by the three-day rampage in Mumbai later that month, which was blamed on Pakistani militants.
Sharif's plans for an investigation into the Kargil operation haven't surprised political analysts in Pakistan, who expect a Sharif-led administration to press prosecutions against Musharraf on all outstanding counts, including charges of high treason arising from the coup.
But most analysts were rocked by his promise in the CNN interview to agree to a joint investigation with India into the November 2008 assault in Mumbai by Pakistani militants, which killed 166 people over three days. "Let both countries sit together, exchange the evidence they have. Let the investigation be conducted and the . . . matter (pursued) jointly. I will certainly take up this matter," Sharif said.
Sharif also has said he'll ban speeches that incite jihad against India, and he went as far as singling out those frequently made by Hafiz Mohammad Saeed, who heads educational and charitable front organizations for Lashkar-e-Taiba, the militant group that stands accused in the Mumbai attack.
Whether Sharif will be able to follow through on his pledges will be a huge test of Pakistan's march toward civilian-led government. The military has maintained its control of foreign and security policy, and it's staged four coups and ruled the country for half its 65-year existence.
An investigation into the Mumbai attacks might embarrass, and maybe implicate, many Pakistani officers. But analysts say Sharif may have time on his side. Kayani, the army chief, will retire at the end of the year, and Sharif, as prime minister, would appoint his successor.


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Wonder what Raiders defensive coordinator Chuck Bresnahan thought about his unit's collapse in the final 5 minutes or so in a 28-27 loss to the Detroit Lions? Wonder no more. Here's what Bresnahan had to say about that game, as well as other topics in a question-and-answer session with the media:
Q: Did your scheme change when you were up 27-14 on the Lions on Sunday, as everyone assumes?
A: "If you look at the game, we didn't do that. We stayed with a four-man rush, we stayed with our coverage approach. After a game like that, I'm not going to say I'm discourage. I'm disappointed because, going into a game, every team puts red dots on people. Hue talks about it from us on an offensive perspective, we do the same thing on defense, usually try to take out the opponent's top one or two, maybe on a certain week, three, red tags in the deal. Well, this week we only had one. We only had one target. At the end of the day, we failed because, when you allow somebody to have 200-plus yards in receiving yardage and making impact plays like he did, we obviously didn't do a good enough job on defense. At the 7:50 mark or whatever, after the defensive score, if you tell me that our guys weren't excited to go back on the field for those two drives, you would be completely wrong. They were excited, they were ready to go, and we just didn't get the job done. The penalties, the lapses in mental mistakes, we've got to eliminate. But that comes on my shoulders, and I've got to make sure we're prepared. But they were excited about going back on the field and they were ready to execute the game plan like we had right up until that defensive touchdown, and we didn't get it done."
Q: Was there confusion on the zone coverages on Johnson?
A: "I wouldn't say it's confusion. Again, it's trying to do too much at times. Those are things that we'll discuss in our meetings, as far as who was at fault or how we can make it better and all that type of stuff. But, no, I don't think it was a confusion standpoint at all. When you talk to the players and you look at the play itself, we just didn't get it done. We weren't in the right position to keep that ball in fron of us, and I'm talking about the deep ball at the end. Same thing in the first quarter on the long one. That should never happen, either, because of the way the coverage is designed to keep a high person and a low person on him, Again, we'll get that corrected. I'm disappointed, not discouraged. You guys asked about the effort to Hue, and the energy, it's been right back and these guys, they put the play behind them and they're ready to go. But you can't do that. We got to play on a more consistent level because you can't give games away like we just gave that one away."
Q: On the long pass to Johnson, two guys were in position to make the play. They lose sight of the ball?
A: "Yeah, and, again, there's things, though, that happened at the beginning of the play that we didn't execute properly to disrupt the whole timing of that route, and I put that on my shoulders because we didn't get it done. We did not get it done and we will because, when you have one red dot, that red dot is not going to do what he did to us. They are a unique team, where you have an exceptional individual. That's not to say all the other guys weren't effective or guys that we had under control. Our two things were to stop the run game and minimize what Calvin did to us, and we didn't get it done."
Q: Any question of using MLB and backup safety on Calvin Johnson in a critical situation?
A: "At this time, it's our starting safety and that's our package. Our Mike linebacker is a middle-of-the-field player but not over the top. He's an inside player looking for the in routes, and our safety is over the top. Again, that's stuff that we'll handle in our room. But, no, when you look at the entire play, it should never have gotten to that (point)."
Q: What do you make of the Chiefs offense?
A: "Well, obviously, they have a different quarterback, but this is a team that you still have to go in, and this will be a challenge for us with the run game. They do a lot of things with McCluster. But they got, really, a three-headed monster back there with Jones, Battle an McCluster. They're going to try to establish the run. They're going to try to get it on the edge with McCluster. They have the ability to go to the Wildcat, like they did to us in the red zone the last game. But we got to come out and stop the run and then we have to be very disciplined in our coverage. And step it up a notch and really hold ourselves accountable to make up for last week. The guys understand what's at stake now. Not that they haven't up until this point, but they definitely know what's at stake and there's a real attitude, chip on the shoulder, after the last game to make it right."
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What is going on with the Gopher hockey team? I just don't understand how they played so well at the start of the season and then totally fell apart at the end. The mistakes they are making are mistakes that you make at the start of the season! ya know, when you are a new team - not a team that has been playing together for 6 months every weekend! They make a lot of mental mistakes on defense and on offense. The passing has been terrible and the penalties obscene. How could they get swept by Colorado College? What a shame. What a shame.
Big series this weekend at Mariucci Arena against Minnesota Duluth Bulldogs. I wish I could go, but I can't - I haven't given up on the team...yet, but this weekend will be the final straw - you bet that is a threat, Gopher team! You better step it up a notch or the fan base is outtie!
On a happier note, the Gopher girls hockey team is ranked #1 in the nation and I went to their final regular season home game last Saturday night and they rocked the place! They beat St Cloud State and never looked back. The place was packed and I even had to wait in line for tickets (I have never had to wait in line for Gopher Girls hockey before) - the Gopher girls fan base is growing as it should thanks to their phenom players. Keep up the good work - maybe you could share some of your scoring tips with the boys!


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No Bake Play Dough!
Do you need a quick no-bake recipe for play dough? All you need to create a day's worth of joy are some simple ingredients and some elbow grease! Your PreSchooler will love helping to create his own bright and cheery play dough!
What You Need:
- Measuring cup
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- Salt
- Flour (regular or gluten-free)
- Cornstarch
- Vegetable Oil
- Food coloring
- Bowl
- Spoon
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- 1 cup cold water
- 1 cup salt
- 2 teaspoons oil
- 3 cups flour
- 2 tablespoons cornstarch
What You Do:
- Show your child how to measure using the measuring cup and measuring spoons. Help him mix together 1 cup of cold water, 1 cup of salt, 2 Teaspoons of oil and food coloring to create his favorite colour in a bowl.
- Slowly have him add the 3 cups of flour and 2 tablespoons of cornstarch to the mixture and stir until it starts to feel like bread dough.
- Have him place the dough onto the cutting board.
- Help him knead the dough until it reaches the correct consistency.
Helpful Tips: You can eliminate the food coloring if you want the dough to stay white. Also, sTore the dough in tightly-sealed plastic containers to play with again and again!


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you're welcome ZouLy. I couldn't have done it without you. also thanks to Georgiapeach, David, & Michael. i'm sorry i couldn't catch all teams and took their pictures. Now i know how it feels to be TAR stalkers i hope you enjoy my pictures.
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The winds of change are upon us as good trails are now being built in some of the most restrictive areas in the country. We seem to be entering a new phase in mountain biking from: Invention, discovery, restriction, hopelessness, activism, relevance and acceptance. There's been a shift in mindset as mountain bikers learn to organize and work with the system to get things done. And there seems to be a real mission to build better trails for ourselves and our children.
Flow Check #1 from Jason Van Horn of Bermstyle
So here we are in April of 2013 with a much different trail access landscape than a decade ago or even a year ago. Fun trails are being built! The Pogonip trail in Santa Cruz, the Bell Built Projects funded by Bell, the new Tractor Flow Trail in Demo Forest are just some of the examples near Mtbr's home base in the SF Bay Area, CA. And the crown jewel is the Tamarancho Flow Trail in Fairfax, CA – the birthplace of mountain biking.
The trail is not quite finished. But here is a peek at the great work that is going on. Read on, support it and tell us what you're doing in your home town.
2013 Tamarancho Flow Trail – Episode 1 from Hans Kellner
On the edge of Mount Tamalpais a new trail is forming. A trail that will be Marin's first epic flow trail. But to succeed there needs to be support. Watch some of the folks that have helped to make this happen. And listen to Davey Simon and Jim Jacobsen, two of the primary forces, talk about the project.
2013 Tamarancho Flow Trail – Episode 2 from Hans Kellner
Episode 2 of the Tamarancho Flow Trail series. Here we get to hear what sparked the idea for the flow trail, a little about restoration, and meet a few of the volunteers.
Mtbr Interviews the Chief Volunteer Coordinator Davey Simon
Mtbr: Who are you and what is your role in this project? Day job?
Davey: My role is the volunteer coordinator. I tried to rally people to come and help. That is why I joined MTBR, to reach out to the community. My day job is a profesional pilot. I fly the world's fastest business jet. The Citation X. The best part about this job is the schedule 15 days on and 13 off. So since October I have flown airplanes for 15 days then worked on the Tamarancho trails for 10 or 11 days. I have gotten really slow and out of shape but it has been totally worth it.
Mtbr: How did the project come about and how did you get involved?
Davey: About 3 years ago or so Jim Jacobsen, Celia, Bryan Popplewell and Dylan Renn built a jump line at the camp. It was very short and had 2 small tabletops. It really was a catalyst for the flow trail as it showed that the trail maintenance crew was open to new ideas. I approached Jim about having a greater role at the camp helping out with trail maintenance. My goal was to bring a more modern trail "feel" to the camp. I met Jim Jacobsen and asked about improving the existing jump line and building a pump track. Brian brought on Jason Van Horn and Brian, Jason, Jim and I met at the camp to discuss the location of a pump track. Jim proposed building a flow trail so it is really his idea.
Mtbr: Who are the other key players in this project?
Davey: Jim Jacobsen deserves a lot of credit and gratitude from the mountain bike community. If it were not for Jim there would be no bike trails at the camp at all, including the flow trail. In fact if you have ridden a bike legal, sanctioned trail in the North Bay there is a good chance that Jim was involved. He is a visionary.
Mtbr: What are most proud of so far with this project?
Davey: I am most proud of the bike community. I know I made a lot of noise about respecting the project but overall the bike community has been great. This project was funded and created entirely by volunteers. In reality I didn't do much building compared to the overall effort of volunteers that sacrificed a day or more to do something really special. Businesses like the Hive shut their doors for the day to build trail, Gamut USA donated product, Mike's Bikes and Cliff Bar donated money. We should all be proud of what we can accomplish as a community.
Mtbr: What is next for the Tamarancho Flow Trail?
Davey: What's next? The trail should open from top to bottom soon if it does not rain. It may open after this weekend. I'm not sure. The trail is still very soft at the exit, so i am not sure about the exact opening date. We will have a party at the log ride area May 25th. I hope to bring out a sound system and a DJ.
I also hope to bring as many land managers to the site as possible and show them what the bike community is capable of. Trails don't need a one million dollar price tag if they are on public land. Also, If a land owner was willing to give us the space I would like to build a trail network that would rival Whistler. Who wants to drive for two days to ride DH bikes? We could have better trails here in the Bay Area. Right now I am searching for a local spot to build a pump track and a BMX track.


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Photographer Captures Hilarious Before & After Drinking Pics
An American photographer has undertaken an interesting experiment where he photographs people and their changing expressions when they enjoy a few drinks.
Marcos Alberti has published images on his Instagram account that show various people when they haven't had a drop of alcohol, and chronicles the change in their face and demeanor over the course of several glasses of wine.
As Alberti says on his Facebook page:
"The first glass of wine is all about the food, the second glass is about love, and the third glass is about mayhem."
Fortunately or unfortunately, depending on your point of view, most of the subjects weren't photographed consuming their fourth glass of wine or more....now THAT would have made for art of a totally different kind altogether!


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Semana de la Quimica Collaboration Bernardo Cordero | added on Jun 06, 2011 El coordinador del Capitulo de ECUADOR, está activando a una amplia RED para celebrar el año de la Química en nuestro País con la organización conjunta de UNA SEMANA DE LA QUIMICA, con fondos y auspicios propios de cada evento pero con una sola PUBLICIDAD, FORMATO, OBJETIVO y MEDIOS PUBLICITARIOS
IYC 2011(HK) Online Video Competition (both Chi. & Eng. versions) Collaboration Chi yan, stephen Cheung | added on Jun 04, 2011 An online initiative to engage all to shoot whatever daily lives in relevance to Chemistry and have the shortlist clips uploaded to the IYC2011(HK) Forum for determination of ultimate winners
Build The Future For The Next Generation Of Young Scientists Discussion Randy rizky Ramadhan | added on Jun 04, 2011 This is how i think we should do.
increase the ability for everyone from the ideas of Youth Suggestion Siti syamsiyah Zainal | added on May 30, 2011 i wanna share, i like teaching and sharing some science, so from my hobby i can share for everyone. i always teach in all place in my hometown and it's free..
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Explore colour Science with Grape Juice
First graders love experimenting and pretending to be scientists. They also enjoy playing in the kitchen and mixing ingredients to create something new. It's especially exciting for them when they can make something change in some unexpected or dramatic way. In this activity, your child will learn scientific terms such as "acid" and "base", "chemical reaction" and "indicator" as she watches liquids change colors. She'll love being a "colour Scientist" and—who knows—this activity might even spark an interest in chemistry!
What You Need:
- Frozen concentrated grape juice in a pitcher or other container
- Science Journal or lined paper to record steps and observations
- Pencil
- Crayons
- Water
- Vinegar
- A stirring spoon
- Soap
- Jars or glasses
- Baking soda
- Lemon juice
What You Do:
- In advance, thaw the frozen grape juice and mix it with an equal amount of water in a pitcher.
- Give her some grape juice in two jars or glasses. Explain that she will be experimenting to see if she can make the purple grape juice change colour. It will look like a magic trick, but it's really a chemical reaction: a change that takes place when certain substances come into contact with one another.
- Have her pour a little lemon juice into one of the glasses filled with grape juice. In her Science Journal or on the sheet of paper, help her record what she mixed together (grape juice and lemon juice) and then have her record what happened. Have her draw a picture of what she saw.
- Explain to her that the lemon juice is an acid. All acids will turn a blue liquid or indicator, red. Tell her that the grape juice is called an indicator because it will indicate (or tell) whether another liquid is an acid.
- Next, add two spoons of baking soda to the second glass or jar of grape juice. Again, have her record what she mixed together as well as the results. This time the grape juice should turn green.
- Explain to her that the baking soda is the opposite of an acid. It is what is known as a base. A base will change the colour of an indicator from blue to green.
- Now, see what happens if you add some baking soda to the red liquid (the grape juice and lemon juice). It should change back to purple—the indicator colour for neutral. Ask her what she thinks would happen if lemon juice was added to the green liquid? Make sure she doesn't drink the grape juice she's been experimenting with, or she will be in for a not-so-tasty treat!
Extension Activities:
- Empty the two glasses of juice you and your child have been experimenting with and pour fresh grape juice into each one. Let her experiment with vinegar and soap (dish soap works fine) to determine which is an acid and which is a base, based on the colour that each turns the grape juice. Continued experimentation will allow her to build on what she learned from the previous experiment with the lemon juice and baking soda.
- Flowers called hydrangeas produce blue flowers when planted in Acidic Soil, but pink flowers when planted in a Basic Soil. Adding an acid or base to the soil can make the flowers change from one colour to the other. If you have a hydrangea in your yard, try this experiment!


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A Real-time, Contextual Intervention Using Mobile Technology to Reduce Marijuana Use in Youth (MOMENT)
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|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: NCT01762696
Recruitment Status : Completed
First Posted : January 8, 2013
Last Update Posted : December 12, 2016
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|Condition or disease
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|Behavioral: MET Behavioral: MOMENT
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This study proposes a pilot randomized trial to further develop and test the Momentary Self-Monitoring and Feedback + Motivational Enhancement Therapy (MOMENT) intervention, a real-time, contextual intervention to reduce marijuana use over three months in 15-to-24-year-old primary care patients who use frequently. We will randomize youth to one of two arms (goal 30 per arm completing 3-month follow-up): 1) MOMENT (MET + momentary self-monitoring + context-dependent feedback), or 2) MET-only. The two study arms will permit evaluation of the contributions of the self-monitoring and feedback components of the intervention above-and-beyond the MET and directly test the influence of the intervention on the link between momentary context and marijuana-related outcomes.
The specific aims of the study are
Specific Aim 1: Continued Feasibility Evaluation. In our preliminary work, we demonstrated that 1) youth perceive MOMENT to be easy to understand, comfortable, motivating, and helpful in reducing their marijuana use, 2) we can recruit 4 participants/month (minimum rate for the proposed study), and 3) we can successfully implement a MOMENT intervention study in the proposed recruitment sites. Based on this work, we have identified additional areas of feasibility on which to focus in the proposed study. Specifically, we aim to achieve:
1a. A signal response rate of at least 70% during each of three periods of momentary data collection - baseline, intervention, and 3-month follow-up.
1b. A diary response rate of at least 70% during each momentary data collection period
c. A retention rate of at least 80% of participants at the 3-month follow-up.
Specific Aim 2. Early-Stage Efficacy Exploration. Our preliminary work showed that both momentary and individual-level outcomes improved from baseline to three months post-intervention. The primary momentary outcomes are desire to use marijuana when in a triggering context and likelihood of use following exposure to a triggering context. The primary individual-level outcomes are number of use events/week, 30-day percent of days abstinent, dose/use event, and measures of motivation (importance of, readiness for, and confidence about reducing use). Based on the preliminary findings, we will explore these early-stage efficacy questions:
- a. Will improvements in momentary outcomes be observed with MOMENT, but not MET-only?
(1) The association between exposure to self-identified trigger contexts and momentary desire to use marijuana will be attenuated at three months, compared to pre-intervention.
(2) The likelihood of marijuana use following exposure to a trigger context will be reduced at three months.
2b. Will improvements in individual-level outcomes be greater with MOMENT vs. MET-only?
- The reduction in marijuana use frequency (events/week and 30-day percent of days abstinent) and dose (per use event) will be greater at three months.
- The increase in motivation to reduce or discontinue use will be greater at three months.
|Study Type :
|Interventional (Clinical Trial)
|Actual Enrollment :
|70 participants
|Intervention Model:
|Parallel Assignment
|Single (Investigator)
|Primary Purpose:
|Official Title:
|A Real-time, Contextual Intervention Using PDAs to Reduce Marijuana Use in Youth
|Study Start Date :
|May 2013
|Actual Primary Completion Date :
|May 2016
|Actual Study Completion Date :
|May 2016
Active Comparator: MET only
Motivational Enhancement Therapy only
Behavioral: MET
Motivational Enhancement Therapy only
Other Name: Motivational Enhancement Therapy
Experimental: MOMENT
The full MOMENT intervention: Motivational Enhancement Therapy + momentary and daily mobile self-monitoring + motivational feedback messages prompting participants to consider their individualized coping strategies to avoid using marijuana
Behavioral: MET
Motivational Enhancement Therapy only
Other Name: Motivational Enhancement Therapy
Behavioral: MOMENT
The full MOMENT intervention: Motivational Enhancement Therapy + momentary and daily mobile self-monitoring + motivational feedback messages prompting participants to consider their individualized coping strategies to avoid using marijuana
- Marijuana desire [ Time Frame: 3 months ]Desire to use marijuana when in top-3 trigger context
- Marijuana use following trigger exposure [ Time Frame: 3 months ]Marijuana use following exposure to top-3 trigger context
- Frequency of marijuana use [ Time Frame: 3 months ]Marijuana use events/day
- Percent days abstinent [ Time Frame: 3 months ]30-day percent days abstinent from marijuana use
- Motivation to reduce marijuana use [ Time Frame: 3 months ]Daily score on 3 scales - readiness to reduce marijuana use, importance of reducing use, and confidence in ability to reduce use
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|Ages Eligible for Study:
|15 Years to 24 Years (Child, Adult)
|Sexes Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion Criteria:
- Male or female between the ages of 15-24 years
- Patient of the Boston Children's Hospital Adolescent/Young Adult Medicine Clinic or Martha Elliot Health Center Adolescent Clinic
- Ability to read and understand English
Exclusion Criteria:
- Medically or emotionally unstable, intoxicated or "high,", or otherwise unable to give consent at the time of their appointment
- Have previously participated in this study
- Does not meet the above inclusion criteria
To learn more about this study, you or your doctor may contact the study research staff using the contact information provided by the sponsor.
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier (NCT number): NCT01762696
|United States, Massachusetts
|Boston Children's Hospital Adolescent/Young Adult Medical Clinic
|Boston, Massachusetts, United States, 02115
|Martha Eliot Health Center Adolescent Clinic
|Jamaica Plain, Massachusetts, United States, 02130
|Principal Investigator:
|Lydia A Shrier, MD, MPH
|Boston Children's Hospital
|Responsible Party:
|Lydia Shrier, Attending Physician, Adolescent Medicine, Boston Children's Hospital
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT01762696 History of Changes
|Other Study ID Numbers:
1R34DA030535-01A1 ( U.S. NIH Grant/Contract )
|First Posted:
|January 8, 2013 Key Record Dates
|Last Update Posted:
|December 12, 2016
|Last Verified:
|December 2016
Keywords provided by Lydia Shrier, Boston Children's Hospital:
adolescent, young adult
primary care
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Marijuana Abuse
Marijuana Use
Substance-Related Disorders
Chemically-Induced Disorders
Mental Disorders


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While for most people the words "wooden type" might not cause immediate excitement, once you step into the Hamilton Wood Type museum in Two-Rivers Wisconsin, that quickly changes.
The history of wooden type has seen it fall in and out of favor many times over the years. Movable wooden type was first developed in China around 1040 AD, though was rejected in favor of clay type, due to the presence of wood grain in the print, and the warping of the wood blocks due to the ink.
Wooden type returned to in China in the 1200s when a cheaper and more efficient method of producing it (including typesetting with bamboo strips to hold the blocks in place) was developed, making wood type a worthwhile alternative to clay. In 1834, William Leavenworth brought the use of wooden type back to America for much the same reasons, it was cheaper then lead, and now, it could be carved by machine, making it much more uniform.
Then in 1868, a young man named Edward J. Hamilton was asked by a rushed printer, with no time to order a special type set from Chicago, to carve a set of wooden type. Hamilton did so on a foot-powered scroll saw on his mothers back porch, and the type was a hit. By 1900 Hamilton was the largest wooden type provider in the United States. Many of America's most famous printed materials were done in Hamiltons's wooden types including the infamous "Wanted" posters so often seen in westerns.
Over time, wooden type, and then physical type altogether fell out of common usage. Today the Hamilton Wood Type and Printing Museum is the only museum "dedicated to the preservation, study, production and printing of wood type." The museum is run by volunteers from the Two Rivers Historical Society, has over "1.5 million pieces of wood type and more than 1,000 styles and sizes of patterns."
The museums most impressive display is the 145-foot wall of type, the world's largest wall of wood type and the 1,000s of different styles of wooden type in drawer after drawer. The museum also has "a fully functional workshop and educational venue" 'illustrating antique printing technologies including the production of hot metal type, hand operated printing presses, tools of the craft and rare type specimen catalogs."
As letterpress and other, once largely forgotten forms and crafts of typography come back into style, it seems wooden type, and the Hamilton museum which has kept the tradition alive, is once again ready for the spotlight.
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When a blog site declared that the CARS program, aka Cash For Clunkers, cost taxpayers $24,000 per vehicle sold and only 125,000 of the sales were incremental, it was too much for the newly aggressive Obama Administration to ignore publicly.
In a witty and number filled response that referred to the publicity seeking site and an analysis by the Council of Economic Advisors, the White House blog asked viewers to decide for themselves.
Not before using rapier wit and a decidedly better written blog post, that is – so if you "live by the sword, you die by the sword" was the signal to all the bloggers out there.
The White House said, "On the same day that we found out that motor vehicle output added 1.7% to economic growth in the third quarter – the largest contribution to quarterly growth in over a decade – Edmunds.com has released a faulty analysis suggesting that the Cash for Clunkers program had no meaningful impact on our economy or on overall auto sales. This is the latest of several critical 'analyses' of the Cash for Clunkers program from Edmunds.com, which appear designed to grab headlines and get coverage on cable TV. Like many of their previous attempts, this latest claim doesn't withstand even basic scrutiny.


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Nah, the random number thing is slightly different. There is no true random number generator, they all approach predictability at a certain point.
I raise you any random number generator based on radioactive decay. Impossible to predict (just possible to model in the macro-scale), and very easy to measure.


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By now it shouldn't be any surprise that the internet "explodes" on a regular basis. Social media is ablaze with discussions and opinions about every kind of issue you can imagine. When I think of explosive topics, Rob Ford's challenges as mayor of Toronto come to mind, as do the recent allegations about Jian Ghomeshi.
The explosion of opinion online isn't surprising when you understand why people use social media. There's a lot going on in people's minds. As a business owner or someone who's responsible for marketing a business, having some knowledge of how and why social media explodes can be useful as you look at ways to better market yourself through these channels.
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A post, tweet or status update says a lot about the writer. Every message is an opportunity for people to learn more about what is important to the writer and what the writer stands for. These messages are signals from the writer to the world that gives the reader an idea what the writer is all about. You can find out a lot about people by reading their social media posts. Information about a person's political beliefs, spiritual perspectives, parenting styles, fitness levels, financial status, lifestyle practices and more are all either on display or can be inferred from a person's post.
Imagine you were to see two posts from first-time Facebook users. One person posts a message in support of David Suzuki. The other posts a message in support of Stephen Harper. Most Canadians would, on the basis of ONE POST, be able to infer many characteristics about each of those writers. For many people, this is the point of social media. They want to let the world know what they think is important, and in turn, demonstrate what kind of person they are, or how they want the world to see them.
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Goolarri Media and the Alcohol Education & Rehabilitation Foundation (AER) launched a new alcohol awareness campaign. The campaign consists of four television commercials and corresponding radio commercials that aim to raise awareness around the issue of risky drinking, specifically targeting Indigenous youth of the Kimberley region in WA. The commercials can be viewed on the AER website:
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Dublin, Irish Baile Átha Cliath, county borough (1991 pop. 915,516), Leinster, capital of the Republic of Ireland, on Dublin Bay at the mouth of the Liffey River. Its harbor, with shipyards, docks, and quays, dates from 1714. It is the center of the Irish railway network. It has an international airport and regular ferry service to Holyhead, Wales. The old Royal and Grand canals, connecting Dublin with the interior, have been superseded by railroads for most commercial traffic. Agricultural products, whiskey, and stout are the chief exports. Dublin's chief industries are brewing, textile manufacturing (silk making was introduced by Huguenot refugees in the 16th cent.), distilling, shipbuilding, food processing, and the manufacture of foundry products, glass, and cigarettes. Microprocessors are produced in the suburb of Leixlip. The Irish legislature, the Dáil Éireann, is in Leinster House.
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This famed pianist was born in Martinique and when as a teenager he began touring the Caribbean & French Antilles participating in various events & contests it wasn't long before he gained notoriety from his peers. At 20 he shifts to Canada where his fame there allows him to promote the young jazz talents of the Antilles.
This album, cut in France has become somewhat of a cult latin jazz masterpiece - and whilst retaining that West Indian flavour is infused with the lateral jazz expressiveness of the day and a compulsive funky flare that is irresistable on the dancefloor. Don't miss the percussive fusion bomb 'Diamant', a true tour de force...
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Yes, Elvis Presley's Graceland Mansion is the celebrated Memphis attraction; but stroll along Beale Street at night, and you'll appreciate the genuine pulse of this southern city. The city's musical heritage runs from Elvis' rock 'n' roll to sultry blues and soul. Take a tour of Sun Studio, where popular 50's artists recorded their hits. The recording equipment, playbills and photographs resurrect the magical age of rock 'n' roll. In a similar vein, you'll want to visit the "Temple" of soul music at Stax Museum, that pays homage to 60's stars like Isaac Hayes and Aretha Franklin.
Take to the mighty Mississippi River for a leisurely Riverboat dinner or sightseeing cruise to enjoy cityscape and shoreline sights. Family-friendly Memphis combines culture, education and entertainment across a broad spectrum of activities. Gather the family for a nostalgic ride on a vintage trolley car along the Riverfront Loop or a monorail trip to Mud Island. The National Civil Rights Museum at the Lorraine Motel is a somber, educational stop, a museum that arose from the success of the civil rights movement, as well as the tragic assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. at the motel in 1968.
Folks, you're in the South now - think soul food - catfish and fried chicken, barbeque and full country breakfasts. You'll find it all along Beale Street, where music and mealtime go together like fries 'n catsup. Try Pig on Beale or the Blues City Café for mighty fine pulled pork or dry rub BBQ ribs. Restaurants rival one another to claim the BBQ throne, and live music is around every corner. Gus's Fried Chicken is another great choice for Southern fried chicken, fried green tomatoes and ice cold beer in a welcoming, laid- back atmosphere.
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- Chancellor Angela Merkel cancels a speech that she'd planned to give in the city
- She'd been scheduled to appear with the prime minister of Bavaria
An armed man is holding several people hostage in the German city of Ingolstadt, police said Monday.
The hostage taker did not make any immediate demands from the city's Old Town Hall, police spokesman Guenther Beck said.
As police dealt with the hostage situation, German Chancellor Angela Merkel canceled an election speech that she had planned to give in the city Monday afternoon. She'd been scheduled to appear with the prime minister of Bavaria, Horst Seehofer.
Beck said that as far as he knew, the hostage situation had nothing to do with Merkel's planned visit.


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Tips and Guidance for Managing and Communicating about the Internet
The Internet is a rich and educational resource for information, ideas and entertainment. No other medium provides us with so much information so easily. At the same time, the Internet has raised concerns about privacy and children's access to information. As the number one point of entry to the Internet outside of work, school or home, libraries, especially public libraries, address these concerns every day.
The American Library Association (ALA) has produced this "toolkit" to assist librarians in managing the Internet and educating their public about how to use it effectively. ALA encourages all libraries to implement policies that protect both children and public access to information and to take an active role in educating their communities about this important resource.
ALA Intellectual Freedom Committee; ALA Office for Intellectual Freedom; ALA Public Information Office; ALA Washington Office; ALA Emerging Leaders, 2010: Eileen K. Bosch, California State University, Long Beach; Toni M. Carter, Auburn University; Amanda Robillard, Northwestern University; Mara Degnan-Rojeski, Dickinson College; Ngoc-Yen Tran, California Lutheran University
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Table of Contents
Technology Considerations
Legal Issues: CIPA and Filtering
Information Literacy/Digital Citizenship
Copyright & Fair Use
Open Access
Preservation & Access
Access for People with Disabilities
Crisis Communication
Permission is granted to libraries to reproduce this toolkit: Libraries & the Internet Toolkit (PDF File)
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Based on Nicholas Sparks' bestseller The Lucky One, Zac Efron stars alongside Taylor Schilling and Blythe Danner in this romantic drama directed by Academy Award-nominated writer/director Scott Hicks.
U.S. Marine Sergeant Logan Thibault (Efron) returns from his third tour of duty in Iraq, with the one thing he credits with keeping him alive--a photograph he found of a woman he doesn't even know. Learning her name is Beth (Schilling) and where she lives, he shows up at her door, and ends up taking a job at her family-run local kennel.
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2012 Press Releases
December 27, 2012
Diabetes Forecast Releases 2013 Consumer Guide
Diabetes Forecast, the consumer magazine of the American Diabetes Association, has published its annual Consumer Guide in the January 2013 issue. From blood glucose meters to insulin pumps, the number of products on the market can be overwhelming, so the magazine has composed a catalog of reliable information people with diabetes can use to choose the products that best meet their needs.
December 20, 2012
New Standards of Care Suggest Less Intensive Blood Pressure Goals for People with Diabetes
The American Diabetes Association is recommending changes in blood pressure goals for people with diabetes as well as clarifying how frequently people with type 1 diabetes should test their blood glucose levels.
December 18, 2012
American Diabetes Association Announces 2013 Federal and State Legislative Priorities
The American Diabetes Association is pleased to announce its legislative priorities for 2013, including both legislative and regulatory work the Association executes across key issue areas, with a specific commitment to ending health disparities.
December 11, 2012
American Diabetes Association Announces Bold New Research Initiative
To accelerate the research needed to discover solutions and ultimately cure this deadly epidemic, the American Diabetes Association is launching a bold new program, Pathway to Stop Diabetes, an effort to inspire and support a new generation of diabetes researchers.
November 29, 2012
Diabetes Forecast Magazine Helps Readers Plan for a Healthy New Year
Another year is coming to an end, which can mean anything from setting positive new goals to dealing with constant stress, especially for people with diabetes. The December issue of Diabetes Forecast, the consumer magazine of the American Diabetes Association, provides readers with information and tips for common challenges they may face during this time of year.
November 28, 2012
High-Doses of Resveratrol Provide No Metabolic Benefit to Obese Men
Taking high-dose supplements of resveratrol, a compound found in small amounts in red wine, provided no significant health benefit to obese but otherwise healthy men, according to a study published online November 28th in the journal Diabetes.
November 26, 2012
American Diabetes Association Opens Call for Applications for Elected Officers and National Board of Directors
The American Diabetes Association, the nation's leading voluntary health organization in the fight to Stop Diabetes®, has opened the call for applications for our Elected Officer positions as well as for members of the National Board of Directors.
November 21, 2012
Number of Youth with Diabetes Projected to Rise Substantially by 2050
If incidence rates remain the same, the number of youth with type 2 diabetes in the U.S. is projected to increase by a staggering 49 percent over the next 40 years, while the number with type 1 is expected to climb 23 percent, according to a study by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, published in the December issue of Diabetes Care.
November 12, 2012
American Diabetes Association Honors Outstanding Community Service
The American Diabetes Association honored several of its volunteers for outstanding contributions in the fight to Stop Diabetes at the Association's Community Volunteer Leadership Conference this past weekend in New Orleans. These volunteers made significant contributions to the Association's Stop Diabetes movement on a national and local level.
November 12, 2012
The American Diabetes Association Shines Literal Light on a Disease that Affects Millions During American Diabetes Month®
Today, the American Diabetes Association prepares to take its annual effort to raise the profile of diabetes to a larger-than-life stage: Washington DC's iconic Union Station. This year's American Diabetes Month activities will culminate with a compelling HD projection on the interior of Union Station, helping to spread awareness of a disease that affects nearly 26 million Americans, with another 79 million at risk for developing type 2 diabetes.
November 12, 2012
American Diabetes Association Recognizes Volunteers for Outstanding Service
The American Diabetes Association, the nation's leading voluntary health organization in the fight to Stop Diabetes®, presented several volunteers with National Service Achievement Awards. These prestigious awards honor volunteers of the community who have gone above and beyond in their commitment to the cause.
November 1, 2012
The American Diabetes Association Kicks Off Annual American Diabetes Month®
Today, the American Diabetes Association launches American Diabetes Month® with a host of online and offline activities designed to focus the nation's attention on the issues surrounding diabetes and those who live with it each and every day.
October 31, 2012
For American Diabetes Month, Diabetes Forecast Magazine Observes How Far the Diabetes Community Has Come
In its November issue, Diabetes Forecast, the Healthy Living Magazine of the American Diabetes Association, marks American Diabetes Month® by celebrating the good news happening in the fight to Stop Diabetes®.
October 25, 2012
Walgreens Continues in the Movement to Stop Diabetes®
The American Diabetes Association is pleased to announce that Walgreens has reaffirmed its commitment as a National Strategic Partner and will continue to help Stop Diabetes by supporting the Association's type 2 diabetes prevention initiative for consumers called CheckUp America. The company will support activities designed to help those at highest risk for type 2 diabetes become aware and take action to Stop Diabetes before it starts.
October 25, 2012
American Diabetes Association and American Geriatrics Society Publish Consensus Report on Diabetes in Older Adults
Adults age 65 and older are more likely to have diabetes than any other age group, but researchers and clinicians have the least amount of data regarding how best to treat this population, a consensus report published jointly by the American Diabetes Association and American Geriatrics Society concludes. The report, written by a Consensus Panel of diabetes experts from multiple disciplines, will be published simultaneously online Oct. 25 in Diabetes Care and in the Journal of the American Geriatrics Society.
October 18, 2012
American Diabetes Association to Host Fifth Annual Disparities Partnership Forum
While diabetes affects Americans of all ages and walks of life, minority populations are disproportionately affected by the disease. African American, Latino/Hispanic, Asian American, Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander, and American Indian/Alaska Native communities have a higher incidence of diabetes and are often less able to obtain the care they need to manage their disease.To help address these challenges, the American Diabetes Association will host its fifth annual Disparities Partnership Forum, Overcoming Disparities: Diabetes Care in High-Risk Populations.
October 15, 2012
A Day in the Life of Diabetes
During American Diabetes Month® this November, the American Diabetes Association will launch a socially-focused initiative, A Day in the Life of Diabetes, to demonstrate the increasing impact diabetes has on our families and communities nationwide. Successfully managing diabetes can be a herculean task, making what might seem like an otherwise ordinary life rather extraordinary.
October 10, 2012
American Diabetes Association to Host Health Events for Older Adult Population
The American Diabetes Association is pleased to announce a series of health events that will provide diabetes resources and education for older adults, age 65 years and older.
October 1, 2012
CVS/pharmacy® Joins the Millions® in the Movement to Stop Diabetes®
The American Diabetes Association announced today that this November's American Diabetes Month is sponsored by the CVS/pharmacy ExtraCare Advantage for Diabetes® savings program, a free offering that provides exclusive savings, prescription management services, recipes, and pharmacist tips developed exclusively for those living with the disease as well as their caregivers.
September 27, 2012
Diabetes Forecast Encourages Readers to Envision a Better Future with Diabetes
In its October issue, Diabetes Forecast, the Healthy Living Magazine of the American Diabetes Association, asks readers to use their powers to help create awareness of the issues surrounding diabetes and the people it affects.


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migya wrote:Good analysis Crackers.
Two games gone so far and series is tied 1-1. Miami did well in game 1, especially defensively as someone pointed out. Dallas played awesome coming back at the end of game two.
Truth has to be told that Dirk Nowitzki is not only one of the greatest players right now, but one of the greatest players ever. Also, he is no choker. He has failed in a few games at the end a few times in his career, but I have see many more times where he has stepped up and game two was another showing of that. He single handedly got his team that win. He was worthy of the MVP he got and he is looking like the MVP of this series so far.
I predict Dallas in six, possibly it will go seven
Yeah, i would say my analysis was spot on... for game one. Game 2 ended up being its own creation. We will have to see what happens during the rest of the series.
What was odd was why didn't Miami have Joel Anthony during the last stretch in the game. Ususally when I am up 15 points, wouldn't you want the best defenders in the game to possible stop the offense.


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A post for the Advent Calendar of Christmas Memories
Outdoor decorations are a relatively newfangled notion here in NZ. Given that it doesn't get dark until at least 8.30pm outdoor lights are somewhat redundant, and outdoor decorations seems to me like an American import over the last 10 years or so. It's definitely taken off though, and there are particularly festive streets and houses that people will specifically come to see. One house, on my way to my parents' house, has large and elaborate snowmen and the like, although I don't recall spotting them yet this year. Myself, I've always had a secret hankering for a string of icicle lights around the house - can't afford to buy them this year, but maybe next year!
The English experience is different again from the NZ and US. Towns would each have their big outdoor tree and the official switching-on of the Christmas lights was a big occasion. I assumed this was a recent thing, probably because nowadays the switching-on is done by whichever celebrity (A-list for Oxford Street, D-list for elsewhere in the country - but this story charmed me this year) can be mustered up, but Mum tells me this was the big highlight of Christmas in the 1950s and 60s as well. No-one had outdoor lights or decorations then, apart from a wreath on the door, but she remembers looking forward to being taken into town to see the lights.
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Mumbai Indians bowling coach and mentor Shaun Pollock today said that there is nothing to worry about captain Harbhajan Singh's extended lean patch with the ball.
The Mumbai Indians skipper has so far got only one wicket from seven Indian Premier League games, but Pollock feels it's just a matter of time before the senior off-spinner strikes form.
"Harbhajan sets very high standards for himself and his performance hasn't been that bad. Obviously, he hasn't got a lot wickets but that is not something we are worried about," Pollock said here ahead of Mumbai Indians match against Delhi Daredevils here tomorrow.
Asked whether Harbhajan was bowling a bit flat considering a bowlers limitations in Twenty20 cricket, Pollock tried to put things into perspective.
"It depends on what situation you are bowling and to whom you are bowling. There are times when he is coming to bowl with two set batsmen at the crease. It is difficult to throw the ball up in these situations as to when you are bowling to a new batsmen," the former South African captain said.
"But there is no doubt about the fact that he has played a lot of cricket here and knows the conditions very well."
Asked about Lasith Malinga, who has just joined the squad after a brief lay-off due to back injury, Pollock said, "Lasith knows his body best. He will understand how he feels after bowling today. He will take a call on his availability (for tomorrow's match)."
Robin Peterson, who changed the complexion of the match against Kings XI Punjab yesterday with his innovative switch-hits, bowled only one over in the last game, but Pollock defended the decision.
"It was decided that Robie (Peterson) will come into bowl at later stages, but then something happened in the previous over which forced the skipper to change the decision. Hopefully, he will bowl more in the coming matches," he said. Pollock feels there is no reason why the Mumbai outfit can't repeat their terrific performance against Kings XI again.
"Obviously, this kind of performance boost the confidence and also help gain momentum and self belief." Asked about the Indian government's decision to nominate Sachin Tendulkar for the Upper House, Rajya Sabha, Pollock said in zest, "I don't know anything about Parliament. For me MP means 'My Player'."
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This is a book that gives you a solid introduction to animating using CSS, combining theory with practical lessons. You will learn how, and why to use animation on your web pages and hopefully be inspired to try it on your own projects. Created and shared at GitHub by CSS Animation and Donovan Hutchinson, licensed under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International.


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Crime and violence reports decreased at schools in Onslow and Carteret counties but area school officials said they must remain vigilant to keep the numbers down.
Crime and violence reports decreased at schools in Onslow and Carteret counties but area school officials said they must remain vigilant to keep the numbers down.
Carteret County Public Schools Assistant Superintendent Blair Propst said the school system routinely reviews safety plans and in light of the recent mass shooting at a Connecticut elementary school is keeping up those efforts.
�Carteret County is being proactive, looking at safety plans and having discussions with law enforcement, and plans to continue to keep the schools safe,� he said.
The 2011-2012 Consolidated Data Report was presented Thursday to the state Board of Education, including the latest numbers on crime and school violence.
Schools are required to report 16 offenses that occur on campus or school property.
The total number of reportable acts of crime and violence decreased in schools in Onslow, Carteret, Jones and Duplin counties during the 2011-12 school year, according to the report.
There were a total of 105 reportable acts in Onslow schools, down from 130 the previous year. The 105 acts equates to 4.35 per 1,000 students.
According to Onslow County Schools public information assistant Suzie Ulbrich, the number of reportable acts of violence in Onslow schools is at the lowest it has been in five years.
The most notable decrease came in the number of acts involving the possession of a weapon. That number dropped from 56 to 37.
There were 53 reported offenses in Onslow involving possession of a controlled substance, down only slightly from 57 the previous year.
�The majority of reportable incidents continue to be possession of a controlled substance and possession of a weapon,� Ulbrich said. �We have instituted programs at many schools such as SADD (Students against Drunk Driving) and Rachel�s Challenge and we continually focus on digital citizenship and bullying prevention, mainly through character education with an emphasis on awareness, responsibility and respect.�
Possession of a controlled substance was also the most reported offense in Carteret County schools, with 24 acts reported.
Propst said the acts reported in Carteret primarily involve prescription pills that students have obtained for the wrong reasons.
Prescription drugs, he said, are more readily available to students. But the positive news is that the school system has seen a decrease in the reports.
Propst said they were pleased to see the number of reportable acts of possession of a controlled substance dropped from 39 to 24.
The Jones County school system had only two reported acts, down from 11 acts committed the previous year. Both offenses reported for 2011-12 involved assault on school personnel.
In Duplin County, there were a total of 31 reported acts of crime and violence, down from 52 the previous year. The school system reported acts involving possession of a weapon drop from 32 to 12 in 2011-12.
Contact Daily News reporter Jannette Pippin at 910-382-2557 or email@example.com.