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Premium member Presentation Transcript Slide 1: Campus Court Episcopal Collegiate School October 27, 2010 Judge Vic Fleming Little Rock District Court 600 West Markham St. Little Rock AR 72201 (501) 244-5411 (Lisa Tatum, Administrator) vfleming@littlerock.org Between the Lines : Between the Lines Did you see the hidden messages? QUIZ : QUIZ How many teams are there in the Big Ten Conference? Continue the Quiz : Continue the Quiz Where are Panama hats made? Where was the Battle of Bunker Hill fought? What was George Eliot’s first name? Continue the Quiz : Continue the Quiz Where do Chinese gooseberries grow? What color is a jet’s black box? From what animal do we get catgut? Things are not always what they ____ : Things are not always what they ____ Panama hats are made in Ecuador The battle of Bunker Hill was fought at nearby Breed’s Hill Things are not always what they seem to be : Things are not always what they seem to be George Eliot’s real first name was Mary Chinese gooseberries come from New Zealand Black boxes are orange We get catgut from sheep Slide 15: OBJECTIVES: Drunk Driving – Prevent Addiction – Prevent Unnecessary Death – Prevent Distinguish Fact from Fiction Slide 17: By age 18 the typical American has seen over 75,000 TV beer commercials Beer Commercials : Beer Commercials What are the messages? What are the hidden messages? Slide 19: No. 1 killer of people under 25 Kills 2300 teenagers per year Will involve 35% of Americans during their lifetimes unless . . . Alcohol-Related Car Crashes Slide 20: Under Age 26 21% of drivers cause 42% of all crashes 45% of alcohol- related crashes Slide 21: DRINKING does not require a license and it’s not taught in school Slide 22: Zero Tolerance Under 21? Then .02 BAC is the limit . . . DON’T EVEN THINK ABOUT DRIVING! Slide 26: EXAMPLE FOR NON-MATH MAJORS 12-oz each 4.2% alcohol HE weighs 150; SHE weighs 125 THEY each drink 3 beers in one hour BAC -- HIS: .03+.03+.03= .09-.015 = .075 HERS: .04+.04+.04= .12 -.015 = .105 Slide 27: FICTION: “It’s Only BEEEER!” Slide 28: Fact 85% of the alcohol consumed in the USA is in Beer Numero uno on campus Slide 29: F A C T: On campus Alcohol abuse is # 1 cause of violence date rape academic problems Slide 30: FICTION: The average person can tolerate one drink per hour without substantial impairment. Slide 31: 125-lb female 4 wine coolers (48 oz) 3.9% wine coolers --4 hours takes in 0.15 BAC-- eliminates 0.06 has BAC of 0.09 Slide 32: 150-lb male 6-pack (72 oz) 4.2% beer -- 6 hours takes in 0.18 BAC-- eliminates 0.09 has BAC of 0.09 Slide 33: Fiction: Getting alcohol out of your system FACT: Getting alcohol out of your system : FACT: Getting alcohol out of your system Sobriety returns ONLY with time Alcohol is eliminated at about .015 BAC per hour. * *Normal moderate drinker Slide 35: What is the cost of underage substance abuse? List: … Slide 36: 50% of 8th GRADERS have had at least one drink, and over 20% have been “drunk” 20% of 8th GRADERS and 50% of 12th GRADERS have consumed alcohol within the past 30 days 30% of 12th graders drink 3 times per month or more engage in heavy episodic drinking What is Binge Drinking? : What is Binge Drinking? A/K/A “heavy episodic drinking” 5 drinks for a male 4 drinks for a female A “drink” = one 12-oz beer one 5-oz. glass of wine one “shot” of hard liquor Slide 38: Among Frequent Binge Drinkers, 70% of males 55% of females Become intoxicated at least 3 times a month. The CRAFFT Survey : The CRAFFT Survey Dr. John Knight Harvard Medical School Children's Hospital, Boston Six Questions:… Slide 40: C – Ever ridden in a CAR driven by someone who’d been using . . .? R – Ever use. . . to RELAX …? A – Ever use . . .while ALONE? F – Ever FORGET things you did …? F – Ever been told by FRIENDS or family that you should cut back ...? T – Ever gotten into TROUBLE …? Slide 41: Two or more YES answers on CRAFFT survey? “Highly Predictive” of a drug or alcohol disorder Slide 42: Alcoholism and DWI 10% of population addicted to alcohol 50% of DWI-1st addicted to alcohol 80% of DWI-2nd addicted to alcohol 99% of DWI-3rd addicted to alcohol Solution to alcoholism = DON’T DRINK Alcoholism is Contagious : Alcoholism is Contagious You catch it from open containers Hereditary Factor: If any direct ancestor is alcoholic, … chances are greater that YOU will be one as well “Per-Drink” BAC INCREASE : “Per-Drink” BAC INCREASE Weight Male BAC+ Female BAC+ 100 .04 .044 125 .035 .04 150 .03 .033 175 .025 .03 200 .022 .026 225 .02 .022 A “drink” is half an ounce of pure alcohol. Getting alcohol out of your system : Getting alcohol out of your system Sobriety returns ONLY with time Alcohol is eliminated at about .015 BAC per hour. * *Normal moderate drinker Slide 46: Male -- 150 lbs 10 drinks -- 5 hours BAC = about .22 computed: 10 x .03 = .30 IN minus 5 x .015 = .075 OUT BAC = .225 Slide 47: Female -- 125 lbs 6 drinks -- 5 hours BAC = about .17, computed: 6 x .04 = .24 IN minus 5 x .015 = .075 OUT BAC = .169 HOW MUCH ALCOHOL? : HOW MUCH ALCOHOL? Beverage Alcohol % Beer 3-11% / avg. 4.2% Wine 8-14% / avg. 12% Fortified Wine 15%-25% Liquor 26-75% / avg. 43-50% Slide 49: FORMULA -- Example Alcohol percentage (%) – 4.2 Times (X) x Ounces of beverage 12 Equals (=) alcohol to Blood .05 oz. Half an ounce of alcohol equals a whole “drink” 1/2 oz of alcohol is a whole drink. : 1/2 oz of alcohol is a whole drink. 12 oz 4.2% beer .5 oz 8 oz 6.1% beer .5 oz 5 oz 10% wine .5 oz 3.3 oz 15% wine .5 oz 1.25 oz 80 proof .5 oz 1 oz 100 proof .5 oz .67 oz 151 proof .5 oz Slide 51: Fiction: Getting alcohol out of your system Slide 52: 21 yr-old 225-lb male -- DWI 100 oz. 6% beer -- 8:00 p.m.- 1:00 a.m. IN: .02 times 12 = .240 OUT: .015 times 5 = .075 BAC .165 Slide 53: Moderate drinker 40 drinks per month BAC .20 -- passes out BAC .30 -- alcohol poisoning Source: Mayo Clinic Slide 54: Newsweek, June 6, 2005 Recent headline : Recent headline University of Arkansas student sues officials, fraternity over hazing he says left him in coma “… student who says he was beaten and forced to drink a large amount of alcohol …” “… coma … 0.68% BAC …” Slide 57: BATTLE OF THE BINGE Monday, Sep. 08, 1997 Read this article, please! DON’T S : DON’T EVER DRINK AN ENTIRE BOTTLE OF WHISKEY AT ONCE DON’T EVER DRINK 21 DRINKS IN A ROW DON’T EVER ENGAGE IN COMPETITIVE DRINKING Vic Fleming 888-SWEAR88 DON’T S Give some serious thought to … : Give some serious thought to … NOT DRINKING AT ALL UNTIL AGE 25 LIMIT DRINKING NEVER MORE THAN TWO DRINKS NEVER MORE THAN TWICE A WEEK Slide 60: IMPORTANT STATISTIC The No. 1 factor in preventing teenage substance abuse = ____________ Slide 61: TITANIC PRINCIPLE IF YOU TAKE IN MORE THAN YOUR SYSTEM CAN PUMP OUT, SOONER OR LATER YOU’LL SINK You do not have the permission to view this presentation. In order to view it, please contact the author of the presentation.
Campus Court 2010 ECS zaefodbeeblebrox Download Post to : URL : Related Presentations : Share Add to Flag Embed Email Send to Blogs and Networks Add to Channel Uploaded from authorPOINT lite Insert YouTube videos in PowerPont slides with aS Desktop Copy embed code: (To copy code, click on the text box) Embed: URL: Thumbnail: WordPress Embed Customize Embed The presentation is successfully added In Your Favorites. Views: 50 Category: Others/ Misc License: All Rights Reserved Like it (0) Dislike it (0) Added: October 28, 2010 This Presentation is Public Favorites: 0 Presentation Description No description available. Comments Posting comment... Premium member Presentation Transcript Slide 1: Campus Court Episcopal Collegiate School October 27, 2010 Judge Vic Fleming Little Rock District Court 600 West Markham St. Little Rock AR 72201 (501) 244-5411 (Lisa Tatum, Administrator) vfleming@littlerock.org Between the Lines : Between the Lines Did you see the hidden messages? QUIZ : QUIZ How many teams are there in the Big Ten Conference? Continue the Quiz : Continue the Quiz Where are Panama hats made? Where was the Battle of Bunker Hill fought? What was George Eliot’s first name? Continue the Quiz : Continue the Quiz Where do Chinese gooseberries grow? What color is a jet’s black box? From what animal do we get catgut? Things are not always what they ____ : Things are not always what they ____ Panama hats are made in Ecuador The battle of Bunker Hill was fought at nearby Breed’s Hill Things are not always what they seem to be : Things are not always what they seem to be George Eliot’s real first name was Mary Chinese gooseberries come from New Zealand Black boxes are orange We get catgut from sheep Slide 15: OBJECTIVES: Drunk Driving – Prevent Addiction – Prevent Unnecessary Death – Prevent Distinguish Fact from Fiction Slide 17: By age 18 the typical American has seen over 75,000 TV beer commercials Beer Commercials : Beer Commercials What are the messages? What are the hidden messages? Slide 19: No. 1 killer of people under 25 Kills 2300 teenagers per year Will involve 35% of Americans during their lifetimes unless . . . Alcohol-Related Car Crashes Slide 20: Under Age 26 21% of drivers cause 42% of all crashes 45% of alcohol- related crashes Slide 21: DRINKING does not require a license and it’s not taught in school Slide 22: Zero Tolerance Under 21? Then .02 BAC is the limit . . . DON’T EVEN THINK ABOUT DRIVING! Slide 26: EXAMPLE FOR NON-MATH MAJORS 12-oz each 4.2% alcohol HE weighs 150; SHE weighs 125 THEY each drink 3 beers in one hour BAC -- HIS: .03+.03+.03= .09-.015 = .075 HERS: .04+.04+.04= .12 -.015 = .105 Slide 27: FICTION: “It’s Only BEEEER!” Slide 28: Fact 85% of the alcohol consumed in the USA is in Beer Numero uno on campus Slide 29: F A C T: On campus Alcohol abuse is # 1 cause of violence date rape academic problems Slide 30: FICTION: The average person can tolerate one drink per hour without substantial impairment. Slide 31: 125-lb female 4 wine coolers (48 oz) 3.9% wine coolers --4 hours takes in 0.15 BAC-- eliminates 0.06 has BAC of 0.09 Slide 32: 150-lb male 6-pack (72 oz) 4.2% beer -- 6 hours takes in 0.18 BAC-- eliminates 0.09 has BAC of 0.09 Slide 33: Fiction: Getting alcohol out of your system FACT: Getting alcohol out of your system : FACT: Getting alcohol out of your system Sobriety returns ONLY with time Alcohol is eliminated at about .015 BAC per hour. * *Normal moderate drinker Slide 35: What is the cost of underage substance abuse? List: … Slide 36: 50% of 8th GRADERS have had at least one drink, and over 20% have been “drunk” 20% of 8th GRADERS and 50% of 12th GRADERS have consumed alcohol within the past 30 days 30% of 12th graders drink 3 times per month or more engage in heavy episodic drinking What is Binge Drinking? : What is Binge Drinking? A/K/A “heavy episodic drinking” 5 drinks for a male 4 drinks for a female A “drink” = one 12-oz beer one 5-oz. glass of wine one “shot” of hard liquor Slide 38: Among Frequent Binge Drinkers, 70% of males 55% of females Become intoxicated at least 3 times a month. The CRAFFT Survey : The CRAFFT Survey Dr. John Knight Harvard Medical School Children's Hospital, Boston Six Questions:… Slide 40: C – Ever ridden in a CAR driven by someone who’d been using . . .? R – Ever use. . . to RELAX …? A – Ever use . . .while ALONE? F – Ever FORGET things you did …? F – Ever been told by FRIENDS or family that you should cut back ...? T – Ever gotten into TROUBLE …? Slide 41: Two or more YES answers on CRAFFT survey? “Highly Predictive” of a drug or alcohol disorder Slide 42: Alcoholism and DWI 10% of population addicted to alcohol 50% of DWI-1st addicted to alcohol 80% of DWI-2nd addicted to alcohol 99% of DWI-3rd addicted to alcohol Solution to alcoholism = DON’T DRINK Alcoholism is Contagious : Alcoholism is Contagious You catch it from open containers Hereditary Factor: If any direct ancestor is alcoholic, … chances are greater that YOU will be one as well “Per-Drink” BAC INCREASE : “Per-Drink” BAC INCREASE Weight Male BAC+ Female BAC+ 100 .04 .044 125 .035 .04 150 .03 .033 175 .025 .03 200 .022 .026 225 .02 .022 A “drink” is half an ounce of pure alcohol. Getting alcohol out of your system : Getting alcohol out of your system Sobriety returns ONLY with time Alcohol is eliminated at about .015 BAC per hour. * *Normal moderate drinker Slide 46: Male -- 150 lbs 10 drinks -- 5 hours BAC = about .22 computed: 10 x .03 = .30 IN minus 5 x .015 = .075 OUT BAC = .225 Slide 47: Female -- 125 lbs 6 drinks -- 5 hours BAC = about .17, computed: 6 x .04 = .24 IN minus 5 x .015 = .075 OUT BAC = .169 HOW MUCH ALCOHOL? : HOW MUCH ALCOHOL? Beverage Alcohol % Beer 3-11% / avg. 4.2% Wine 8-14% / avg. 12% Fortified Wine 15%-25% Liquor 26-75% / avg. 43-50% Slide 49: FORMULA -- Example Alcohol percentage (%) – 4.2 Times (X) x Ounces of beverage 12 Equals (=) alcohol to Blood .05 oz. Half an ounce of alcohol equals a whole “drink” 1/2 oz of alcohol is a whole drink. : 1/2 oz of alcohol is a whole drink. 12 oz 4.2% beer .5 oz 8 oz 6.1% beer .5 oz 5 oz 10% wine .5 oz 3.3 oz 15% wine .5 oz 1.25 oz 80 proof .5 oz 1 oz 100 proof .5 oz .67 oz 151 proof .5 oz Slide 51: Fiction: Getting alcohol out of your system Slide 52: 21 yr-old 225-lb male -- DWI 100 oz. 6% beer -- 8:00 p.m.- 1:00 a.m. IN: .02 times 12 = .240 OUT: .015 times 5 = .075 BAC .165 Slide 53: Moderate drinker 40 drinks per month BAC .20 -- passes out BAC .30 -- alcohol poisoning Source: Mayo Clinic Slide 54: Newsweek, June 6, 2005 Recent headline : Recent headline University of Arkansas student sues officials, fraternity over hazing he says left him in coma “… student who says he was beaten and forced to drink a large amount of alcohol …” “… coma … 0.68% BAC …” Slide 57: BATTLE OF THE BINGE Monday, Sep. 08, 1997 Read this article, please! DON’T S : DON’T EVER DRINK AN ENTIRE BOTTLE OF WHISKEY AT ONCE DON’T EVER DRINK 21 DRINKS IN A ROW DON’T EVER ENGAGE IN COMPETITIVE DRINKING Vic Fleming 888-SWEAR88 DON’T S Give some serious thought to … : Give some serious thought to … NOT DRINKING AT ALL UNTIL AGE 25 LIMIT DRINKING NEVER MORE THAN TWO DRINKS NEVER MORE THAN TWICE A WEEK Slide 60: IMPORTANT STATISTIC The No. 1 factor in preventing teenage substance abuse = ____________ Slide 61: TITANIC PRINCIPLE IF YOU TAKE IN MORE THAN YOUR SYSTEM CAN PUMP OUT, SOONER OR LATER YOU’LL SINK