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Department of Human Services . . . Quicklinks Treatment Directory Email Licensure Regulations Alcohol & Other Drug Reports (IDP) Intoxicated Driving Program other divisions/offices Commissioner for the Blind Deaf and Hard of Hearing Developmental Disabilities Disability Services Family Development Medical Assistance and Health Services Mental Health Services Office of Children's Services Office of Education DYFS State Profile - New Jersey 2004 National Survey of Substance Abuse Treatment Services (N-SSATS) Mental Health Final Report Appendix A Appendix B 2003 New Jersey Household Survey on Drug Use and Health 2003 New Jersey Household Survey on Drug Use and Health Appendices Treatment Statistics The Substance Abuse Overview provides statistics and social indicators related to substance abuse and substance abuse treatment in your county for 2004. The Overview includes: State Totals for Substance Abuse Treatment Admissions for 2004. County Totals for Substance Abuse Treatment Resident Admissions for 2004. Summary Totals for Persons Treated in a County Substance Abuse Treatment Program for 2004. County Share of Substance Abuse Admissions by Primary Drug for 2004. Distribution of Substance Abuse Admissions by Primary Drug within County for 2004. Substance Abuse Admissions by Municipality and Primary Drug for 2004. Treatment Admissions by Municipality of Residence , Primary Drug and Age for 2004. Click on the county name to download the county report. Atlantic Gloucester Ocean Bergen Hudson Passaic Burlington Hunterdon Salem Camden Mercer Somerset Cape May Middlesex Sussex Cumberland Monmouth Union Essex Morris Warren The New Jersey Drug and Alcohol Abuse Treatment, 2001 Annual Statistical Perspective is an annual summary of data reported on substance abuse treatment admissions in New Jersey for calendar year 2001. The Annual Statistical Perspective provides a record of substance abuse behavior, geographic distribution and socio-demographic characteristics of clients in the New Jersey treatment population. The source of data, as in prior years, is the New Jersey Alcohol and Drug Abuse Data System (ADADS). Drug abuse treatment agencies throughout the state submit reports on treatment admissions and discharges to the Division of Addiction Services of the New Jersey for each treatment admission. Fact Sheet Summary Fact Sheet About MDMA/ECSTASY Intoxicated Driving Program 2004 IDP Statistical Summary Report (pdf 0.99mb) 2003 IDP Statistical Summary Report (pdf 544kb) 2002 Statistical Summary Report (PDF 398KB) Intoxicated Driving Program The Year's Work of the Intoxicated Driver Resource Centers and Intoxicated Driver Program Intoxicated Driver Resource Centers IDP June to December 2001 Report (PDF 115K) Survey/Research Reports 2003 New Jersey Middle School Substance Use Survey Report (PDF3.76MB) June 2003 Newark CEWG Paper ( PDF 101 K) 2003 County Chart Book Document (PDF 3.16MB ) NJ Comorbidity Study (PDF 357K) Heroin injection in New Jersey (PDF 30K) 2001 Middle School Survey (PDF 2.8MB) 1999 Middle School Survey (PDF 283K) The 1998 Substance Dependence Treatment Needs Assessment Survey of Households in NJ (PDF 1980K) Treatment Utilization in NJ: The Case of Detoxification (PDF 150K) County Treatment Needs Assessment Using Social Indicators (PDF 83K) Estimating the Extent of Illicit Drug Abuse in NJ Using Capture-recapture Analysis (PDF 190K) Quick Tips #1 - Primary Child Care Responsibilities of Women in Treatment #2 - Relationship between Alcohol Abuse and Cigarette Smoking #3 - Estimates of Need for Treatment for NJ Counties #4 - Current Use of Substances by NJ Students in Grades 5 to 12 #5 - Substance Abuse Treatment Need by County and Region: Revised Estimates

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Main Page DUI D GTK+ binding Welcome What is DUI Screenshots sourceforge Page Contacts Downloads DUI Windows DUI Linux Windows pack nightly -- Developers Windows Tools dool Impact Tutorial Diffs to GTK Events Class Hierarchy Class Index Class List OpenGL To do roadmap To do Known Problems Links Site pages Links Acknowledgments What is DUI DUI is a D language graphical user interface wrapping (or binding) GTK+ graphical toolkit DUI stands for D graphical U ser I nterface D can interface with C so any graphics toolkit with a C API can be used directly from D, this includes GTK+. DUI is released under the LGPL license Status DUI is a work in progress but it is perfectly usable with all GTK+ widgets having most of the usefull bindings. (see disclamers on the license ). DUI code looks like this Linux Windows 2000 Windows XP module hw.HelloWorld; private import dui.All; class HelloWorld : MainWindow { this () { super( "DUI Hello World" ); setBorderWidth(10); add( new Label( "Hello World" )); show(); } } void main( char [][] args){ DUI dui = DUI .dui(args); // inits DUI new HelloWorld(); dui. go (); // starts the event main loop } What people are saying about DUI "D needs a good GUI and DUI can provide it" http://www.digitalmars.com/drn-bin/wwwnews?digitalmars.D/12901 "Currently, it seems that DUI is the strongest project in this area." http://www.digitalmars.com/drn-bin/wwwnews?digitalmars.D/12903 "[DUI] is great to use" http://www.digitalmars.com/drn-bin/wwwnews?digitalmars.D.dtl/314 News Vacations I'll be away for 2 weeks from sunday. 2004/12/16 New API docs I uploaded the docs from my new experimental Doc generator. To see the old Docs go here or here 2004/12/01 Looking for new logo I'm looking for a new logo for DUI. I wasn't too confortable using the rippof Gtk+ logo so I asked and they prefer that I use a different logo. 2004/12/01 DMD 0.108 DUI is compatible with DMD 0.108 2004/11/28 DMD 0.107 DUI is compatible with DMD 0.107 2004/11/29 OpenGL for window Get the OpenGL for windows fixes here 2004/11/27 DUI for DMD 0.106 Finally! Enjoy. get it here Let me know if anything goes wrong. Unfortunatly OpenGL on windows is still broken. 2004/11/20 new release soon The installer is ready. Expect a new release in a couple of days after fine tunning all possible options. 2004/11/15 Windows Installer almost ready T he next release of DUI for windows will feature an installer with the option of including the GTK+ libraries. W e expect this to make the installation of DUI on windows very simple and so attract more windows users. I n the future leds will also be offered as an option. This will give a complete DUI development package installed with a single click of he mouse. T he windows version of DUI is now our main focus. Seems important to open DUI to a greater number of users. A s a side note the next DUI windows release will include a fully functional OpenGL extension (already available on the linux version). 2004/11/01 Introducing DUI logo DUI logo is obviously based on the GTK+ logo 2004/11/01 DUI for DMD 0.102 DUI is again compitible with the latest version of DMD 2004/10/03 DUI now requires dool 2004/10/03 DUI for DMD 0.94 DUI is again compitible with the latest version of DMD Thanks to Thomas Khne for patching DUI for DMD 0.93 and 0.94 2004/07/01 DUI doesn't compile with DMD 0.92 I hope this shows the last big changes on D before 1.0 let's wait for 0.93. 2004/06/07 DUI doesn't compile with DMD 0.91 For some reason dmd gets confused with multiple imports of std.string on differences source files. 2004/05/30 DUI Started GTK 2.4 binding Web pages not updated go directly to DUI at sourceforge 2004/04/03 DUI new drop to support leds small changes to support a new version of leds check the download page 2004/03/13 DUI for DMD 0.81 DUI now supports delegates for event callbackscheck the download page 2004/03/08 check the download page 2004/01/14 DUI for DMD 0.78 check the download page 2004/01/14 DUI moved to dui.sourceforge.net 2004/01/14 DUI for DMD 0.76 check the download page 2003/11/15 DUI to skip DMD 0.75 DUI compiles only with a slightly modified version of phobos 0.75and so doesn't make sense to release it publicly. Development of DUI and dAntE components will continue and a new version should beavailable as soon as DMD 0.76 becomes available. (the main focus of the dAntE team is now on leds ) 2003/11/15 Back to DMD 0.74 Unfortunately DUI doesn't compile with DMD 0.75. Development of DUI will continue on DMD 0.74 (the main focus of the dAntE team is now on leds ) 2003/11/08 DMD 0.75 is out Unfortunately DUI compilation is impossibledue to what seems to be a bug on DMD. A message was posted on the D news group. Seems that I'm buying a new house (finally)! It's my first one on Canada. Expect little development on DUIfor the next month or so. 2003/11/06 New Guest book Sign or View 2003/10/27 New home page visual 2003/10/27 DUI is compatible with DMD 0.74 2003/10/17

breathalyzers: Worth the blow?

CNN.com - Personal breathalyzers: Worth the blow? - March 14, 2002 MAIN PAGE WORLD U.S. WEATHER BUSINESS SPORTS POLITICS LAW SCI-TECH SPACE HEALTH ENTERTAINMENT TRAVEL EDUCATION IN-DEPTH VIDEO LOCAL CNN NEWSWATCH E-MAIL SERVICES CNNtoGO ABOUT US/HELP CNN TV what's on show transcripts CNN Headline News CNN International askCNN EDITIONS CNN.com Asia CNN.com Europe CNNenEspanol.com CNNArabic.com set your edition Languages --------- Spanish Portuguese German Italian Korean Arabic Japanese Time, Inc. --------- Time.com People Fortune EW InStyle Business 2.0 Personal breathalyzers: Worth the blow? (CNN) -- Affordable, compact and widely marketed: Consumer-based breathalyzers are becoming more widely used by individuals and the bars they frequent. But how accurate are these devices? Should we trust them? To answer these questions, our brave Bruce Burkhardt gets tipsy on the job and tests the consumer breathalyzers for accuracy. Lieutenant Cliff Miller, a DUI training officer, offers his advice. BRUCE BURKHARDT: You've stopped how many drunk drivers? LIEUTENANT CLIFF MILLER: I've been on the state patrol for almost 24 years and spent a lot of time on DUI task force, and probably between 3,000-5,000 DUI drivers I've arrested in my career. BURKHARDT: What do you look for? MILLER: Well the first thing you look for is the driving cues. Could be speeding, but sober people speed too. Driving at night with your headlights off, weaving over the center line or over the fog line, and running red lights. There's just a lot of cues that may be indicators that they're drinking. BURKHARDT: When you stop them and you look at them for the first time, what are you looking for? MILLER: Well Really, you smell first -- you use all your senses. What you see, what you hear, what you smell. First thing you'll do is probably smell an odor when you talk to them, whether it be vodka, beer or whatever. Then you'll listen to their speech, see if it's somewhat distorted, maybe a little slow. You'll look at their eyes, they may be red and glassy. You'll watch their mannerisms, when they hand you their license. I've had them give me their Sam's club card, their Visa card, or whatever, thinking its a driver's license. BURKHARDT: What is it that makes you decide "I'm going to give this person a breathalyzer test"? MILLER: How they perform on the field evaluations and my observations. What I've seen and what I've heard and what I've smelled. BURKHARDT: The police breathalyzer, what's the basic principle, how does it work? MILLER: The one that we use here in Georgia has infrared screens to read out the different levels of alcohol. It also filters out stuff that may interfere. The machine will void the test so it won't give an inaccurate reading. BURKHARDT: How does your breath have alcohol content? MILLER: You're getting air from the bottom part of your lungs, which is made up of blood and the alcohol gets in there. So you get a reading based on the amount of alcohol in your blood. BURKHARDT: Do consumer versions of the breathalyzer work on the same principles as the police versions? MILLER: Yes, they do. Some of them may not have an infrared screening device or a fuel cell, but they do work on the same principle and that's where you get into the accuracy question. Don't take a drink, then two seconds later blow into it because you're going to have mouth alcohol and that's abusing the breathalyzer. A good rule of thumb is to wait about 20 minutes from your last drink. BURKHARDT: Don't most people have a pretty good sense of when they've had enough to drink? Do you need a breathalyzer? MILLER: Unfortunately you do, because the alcohol affects the brain. Alcohol is water soluble. It goes to all the organs and all parts of the body that have water. And the brain is the one that has the most water so it affects the brain the most. You're not going to think your impaired. You're going to think you're fine. And that's the problem, when you get close to the legal limit or even above the legal limit, you'll still think that you're fine. BURKHARDT: How much alcohol does it take to be impaired, where you could be dangerous? MILLER: Well, that's based on the individual. A new drinker, they're going to feel the effects after one or two drinks. Now someone who drinks on a daily basis may take them long to feel the effects. The alcohol is still affecting them, but it may take longer for them to feel the effects. But alcohol really starts to effect your judgment at 0.04. I'll tell you a rule of thumb I give people: If you can average one drink an hour, you won't be above the legal limit. Now a lot of people can't do that, and people think that if I drink a lot of coffee or if I go to the bathroom a lot, then the alcohol's gone. And that's not true. The only thing that dissipates alcohol is time. And the other thing that the public needs to know is that one drink isn't a Long Island ice tea. A Long Island ice tea has five to seven ounces of alcohol in it. That's equivalent to five to seven drinks. BURKHARDT: Should someone make a decision to drive or not, based on these other types of breathalyzers out there? MILLER: That decision you should make even before you start drinking. If you know you're going to consume an abundance of alcohol, you need to make plans ahead of time to either either have a cab or a friend come pick you up or carry a designated driver. (NOTE: We contacted the manufacturer's of the breathalyzers. They stand behind their products saying there will be variences in the field. In fact various law enforcement agencies use the Guardian Angel product as a tool to prevent drinking and driving.) 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