UN in lessons

2009-03-27T06:31:00.000-07:00

Carpe-Vitam
Dear Mr. Issa Alhewetat,
Thank you very much for your kind attendance to the meeting at the
Grand Hyatt Hotel today. Mr. Peder Wallenberg has very happy to meet
you and your colleagues.
As you already know, unfortunately Mr. Wallenberg will have to travel
tomorrow and will not have the opportunity to attend the carefully
planned program to visit the Zarqa schools.
We hope however to receive a new chance during his next visit to Jordan .
Kind Regards,
Elisabeth E Wicksell P.A. to Peder Wallenberg

Carpe Vitam / Open Mind

Stockholm Lemshaga Säteri S-134 61 Ingarö – Sweden
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Recycling Paper – Zarqa (REPZ)
Paper recycling information
The first who discovered paper (Cyperus papyrus ) as we know was ancient Egyptions A.D 4000 , after paper was produced from rags in AD 105 by Ts'ai Luin, who was part of the Eastern Han Court of the Chinese Emperor Ho Ti.
Paper is made from cellulose fibre, the source of which can be pulped wood, or a variety of other materials such as rags, cotton, grasses, sugar cane, straw, waste paper, or even elephant dung! In this country, wood pulp is the most common source material for the manufacture of virgin paper, i.e. paper which has no recycled content.
Why bother?
Although the raw material for making paper is predominantly trees, it is a common misconception that recycling waste paper saves trees
The nature of forests and where they are situated. As the demand for paper has increased, more timber has been needed to meet the demand for wood pulp.
By using waste paper to produce new paper disposal problems are reduced.
For every tones of paper used for recycling the savings are:
o at least 30000litres of water
o 3000 - 4000 KWh electricity (enough for an average 3 bedroom house for one year)
o 95% of air pollution.
Producing recycled paper involves between 28 - 70% less energy consumption than virgin paper and uses less water. This is because most of the energy used in papermaking is the pulping needed to turn wood into paper.
Recycled paper produces fewer polluting emissions to air (95% of air pollution) and water. Recycled paper is not usually re-bleached and where it is, oxygen rather than chlorine is usually used. This reduces the amount of dioxins which are released into the environment as a by-product of the chlorine bleaching processes.
Paper is a biodegradable material. This means that when it goes to landfill, as it rots, it produces methane, which is a potent greenhouse gas (20 times more potent than carbon dioxide). It is becoming increasingly accepted that global warming is a reality, and that methane and carbon dioxide emissions have to be reduced to lessen its effects. Please see our energy information sheet for more information on this.
About one fifth of the contents of household dustbins consist of paper and card, of which half is newspapers , books , copybooks and magazines. This is equivalent to over 4kg of waste paper per household every week.
Source: Analysis of household waste composition and factors driving waste increases - Dr. J. Parfitt, WRAP, December 2002

How's, what's and where's of recycling paper
What are the main types of paper in everyday use which can be recycled?
Office white paper
Newspapers, magazines, telephone directories and pamphlets
Cardboard
Mixed or coloured paper
Computer print out paper
School books and copybooks
What can I do to reduce the amount of paper being wasted?
* Try not to use as much in the first place! Use the back of sheets of paper as well as the front - look to see if that piece of paper you were going to put in the bin could be used as scrap paper for many uses eg to make a shopping list, to jot down your dental appointment or to leave a note for someone.
* Buy recycled paper products wherever possible.
* Reduce , Reuse, and recycle paper
* Reuse envelopes - sticky labels to cover the old address and re-seal the envelope are widely available, also made from recycled paper. Many charities sell them, so you can support them at the same time.
* Playgroups and schools may appreciate being given odd rolls of wallpaper, or any other kind of paper, for painting on or for other uses in the classroom. They are also often glad to receive newspapers to cover the tables for craft activities.
* When you buy a pint of milk or a soft drink, think about the container it is in.

Is there an accessible recycling bank for the packaging, or might you end up throwing it away?

It would be better to choose the product in the container you know you can dispose of locally for recycling. or give waste paper you have got to a school student

Contact Zarqa Muncipaity

zm_gov_jo@yahoo.com

3982131

3982132

3982133

Fax 3982455

or Recycling paper - Zarqa coordinator

Mobile : 0777417805

issaalhewetat@gmail.com

Where can I take paper for recycling?
In 1999 the teacher Mr Issa Hamad Alhewetat at Zarqa of Jordan was assigned by his Excellency the minister of education as a coordinator of Zarqa Recycling paper (REPZ) ; who in cooperation with volunteers and some workers had to collect old books and copybooks , expired exam papers , waste paper files and trash paper from about 100 schools at Zarqa Governate schools. Every student could bring out whatever waste paper from his house to school , Recycling team should make round daily to Zarqa Schools to collect the sacks of waste paper , and deliver them to paper factories , for the purposes of clean up earth and supporting national industry.
What about milk and juice cartons made from paper? Can they be recycled?
Cartons are not made from paper alone but comprise of about 75% paper, 20% plastic (polyethylene) and 5% aluminium foil. As they are an amalgam of materials, they cannot be recycled along with ordinary paper. They can be reprocessed into other items or incinerated to produce energy, or landfilled.

Why should I buy recycled paper products?

The future of recycling ultimately depends on there being a market for the materials collected. Recycling is not just collecting materials and taking them to the recycling bank, it is about "closing the loop" and buying recycled too. Paper mills cannot continue to produce recycled paper if people do not buy items made from it.
Where can I buy recycled paper products?
Most supermarkets and high street stationers now sell a range of recycled products, such as writing paper, notebooks, file paper, diaries with recycled paper content, calendars, paper tablecloths and napkins, tissues, toilet rolls, kitchen paper and other items
What about the ink on the paper collected? How is it removed?
Sometimes the ink is not removed from the paper when it is reprocessed. The ink is dispersed into the pulp, discolouring it slightly, which is why recycled paper can have a greyish tinge. If the paper is to be de-inked, this can be done in one of two ways, by washing or flotation.
Washing - As the paper is pulped, chemicals can be added which separate the ink from the paper and allow it to be washed away in the large amounts of water used. (The water can then be cleaned and re-used.)
Flotation - Air can be passed through the pulp, producing foam which will hold at least half of the ink and can be skimmed off.
Sometimes the pulp is also bleached; hydrogen peroxide and chlorine are commonly used bleaches, though the former is the more acceptable as it breaks down into water and oxygen on disposal. Chlorine can combine with organic matter under certain conditions to produce organo carbons, including dioxins, which are toxic pollutants.
Although the de-inking process uses water and chemicals, it is still less harmful to the environment than the manufacturing process of new paper.
If you are buying paper in bulk for an office or business, it is worth looking for a supplier who can tell you what the recycled fibre content is, and whether it has been bleached using chlorine, as this is best avoided.
Approximately 20% of waste paper is lost as ink or plastics or because fibres are too weak.
What the law says

At present there are no laws directly targeting paper recycling. Paper, as a biodegradable material, is covered by the landfill directive, so there are targets for municipal waste as a whole,

Sources of further information
http://ar.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ã˜ÂªÃ˜Â§Ã˜Â±Ã™Å
http://www.wasteonline.org.uk/resources/InformationSheets/paper.htm

2009-01-24T11:40:00.000-08:00

Environment Online, ENO, is a global virtual school , community and
network for sustainable development. Schools around the world study the same environmental topics and share
their learning results in their local communities and worldwide on the web. The themes cover forests,
water, climate change, ecological footprint and cultural issues, for instance. Materia for each
themes are available in English on the ENO website. We have ENO shools in 150 countries. The age of
students varies from 12 to 18 years.
Tree planting has been one of the most popular activities since
2004. ENO Tree Planting Day in September 2009 gathered about 3000 schools in 122 countries and
about 300 000 trees were planted to celebrate the day. An ambitious goal is to empower schools in
every country to plant trees in 2011, the international year of forests. This long-term tree planting
campaign will finish in 2017 when Finland will celebrate its 100th anniversary. The target is to plant 100
million trees by ENO schools.
Climate change has been a regular theme in the ENO Programme since
the beginning, firstly in 2002. This theme has been studied through different kind of activities.
Students have written articles about the impact of climate change in their countries. They have made
radio interviews for ENO web radio, climate change related plays on videos available on the web and
marched during ENO campaign weeks. About 1000 schools in 102 countries took part to ENO Climate
Change Campaign in January 2009.
ENO was founded 10 years ago and it is coordinated by ENO Programme
Association based in Joensuu, Finland. ENO has numerous partner organizations and
networks including the United Nations Environment Programme and the University of Eastern
Finland. It has won 15 national and international awards, find the list below:
· European Umbrella Project for NetDays 2000, European Commission,
Paris, France · III Prize in EcoG@llery Europe 2000, Barcelona, Spain · III Prize in Childnet Awards 2001, Washington DC, USA · A Finalist in the Stockholm Challenge Awards 2002 , 2004 ,
Stockholm, Sweden · A Finalist in the Global Junior Challenge Awards, 2002 and 2004 ,
Rome, Italy · The Quality Prize In eLearning, 2003, Ministry of education,
Finland · A Rose For Environmental Education, a national prize, Turku,
Finland 2003 · Cyber Oscar Award, UN Summit on Information Society, Geneve,
Switzerland, 2003 · WWF Panda Prize Finland 2004 · A Special Mention in the Stockholm Challenge Awards, 2006 ,
Stockholm, Sweden · “My Favourite eLearning Resources”, European Commission, 2006 · Winner in the Global Junior Challenge Awards 2007, Rome, Italy · A Finalist in the Stockholm Challenge Awards, 2008, Stockholm,
Sweden · Energy Globe Awards, 2009, Prague, Czech Republic · Forestry Achievement of year 2009, Helsinki, Finland Websites:
· ENO programme website: http://www.enoprogramme.org/

· email: mika.vanhanen@enoprogramme.org

issaalhewetat@gmail.com

Queen Rania Pilot initiative
Motivated People
Ahlilhimmeh

The background of this poster is designed by Media plus<<<<

***************************************************************

New International Agreement Protects Civilians from Explosive Remnants of War

What is Protocol V?

What does the Protocol say about clean-up of ERWWhat are the provisions for record-keeping? How does the Protocol protect civilians and humanitarian workers from ERW?How can States Parties obtain international assistance?

Which are the countries that have agreed to abide by Protocol V?

When does Protocol V go into force?

How long we are united for peace keeping in all over the world , how simply Israel destroys civillians in Gaza war 2009

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

2008-10-06T02:45:00.000-07:00

Issa Alhewetat's Galary

Click to other page

2008-10-03T14:40:00.000-07:00

GVN Global Volunteer Network
Greetings Issa,
Lately I have been inspired by the generosity and compassion of people that I have never even met. People I refer to as 'givers'. They give their time, they give their energy, they give themselves. They believe in a better world and offer what they can, with what they have, to those that need it most.
These acts of kindness are often very subtle and you most likely won't read about them in the newspaper or see them on TV but they can be incredibly powerful and they are happening everywhere.
You know when you come across a 'giver,' because by their sheer enthusiasm or cheerfulness they manage to fill you with a renewed hope and make you smile.
This edition has some wonderful stories that demonstrate exactly what I am talking about. One woman knits beanies for orphaned children; another woman pays a compliment to a poverty stricken family living on the street. It goes to show that while you may only be one person in this world; one act of kindness from the heart can mean the whole world to another.
We all have something to offer, something to give and as the 14th Dalai Lama once said "If you wish to experience peace, provide peace for another."
How will you give today?
Colin SalisburyChief Executive Officer
PS - By the way, Happy Mother's Day to all the mums out there! I hope you get very spoilt -you deserve it!

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

Issa Hamad, add your name to mine
Tuesday, March 23, 2010 10:10 PM
From: "Barack Obama"
To: "Issa Hamad Alhewetat"
Issa Hamad --I'm writing to you on a great day for America.This morning, I gathered with members of Congress, my administration, and hardworking volunteers from every part of the country to sign comprehensive health care reform into law. Thanks to the immeasurable efforts of so many, the dream of reform is now a reality.The bill I just signed puts Americans in charge of our own health care by enacting three key changes:It establishes the toughest patient protections in history.It guarantees all Americans affordable health insurance options, extending coverage to 32 million who are currently uninsured.And it reduces the cost of care -- cutting over 1 trillion dollars from the federal deficit over the next two decades.To ensure a successful, stable transition, many of these changes will phase into full effect over the next several years.But for millions of Americans, many of the benefits of reform will begin this year -- some even taking effect this afternoon. Here are just a few examples:Small businesses will receive significant tax cuts, this year, to help them afford health coverage for all their employees.Seniors will receive a rebate to reduce drug costs not yet covered under Medicare.Young people will be allowed coverage under their parents' plan until the age of 26.Early retirees will receive help to reduce premium costs.Children will be protected against discrimination on the basis of medical history.Uninsured Americans with pre-existing conditions can join a special high-risk pool to get the coverage they need, starting in just 90 days.Insured Americans will be protected from seeing their insurance revoked when they get sick, or facing restrictive annual limits on the care they receive.All Americans will benefit from significant new investments to train primary care doctors, nurses, and public health professionals, and the creation of state-level consumer assistance programs to help all patients understand and defend our new rights.As I've said many times, and as I know to be true, this astounding victory could not have been achieved without your tireless efforts.So as we celebrate this great day, I want to invite you to add your name where it belongs: alongside mine as a co-signer of this historic legislation. Organizing for America will record the names of co-signers as a permanent commemoration of those who came together to make this moment possible -- all of you who refused to give up until the dream of many generations for affordable, quality care for all Americans was finally fulfilled.Please accept my thanks for your voice, for your courage, and for your indispensable partnership in the great work of creating change.History, and I, are in your debt.President Barack Obama

2008-09-25T14:49:00.000-07:00

Learn Negotiation

Sometimes it's 'hard' negotiation, such as negotiating a new piece of work, a salary increase or the price we'll pay for a house, an advertising campaign or a used car. Sometimes it's 'soft' negotiations such as getting your children to do their homework (well, actually, that's probably hard), deciding who's going to do what in your team or handling staff conflict. The principles are the same though. The approach to good negotiation isn't about winning and it isn't about someone else losing. It is, however, about learning to 'play the game', because that's what negotiation is - a game. And like any game there are rules and conventions. Negotiation programmes help people define their own rules and beliefs about negotiation and how they either support or get in the way of success .
My friend sent me below example of negotiation …. It's funny really , here it is...
From: JDSoriano@smart. com.ph [mailto:JDSoriano@ smart.com. ph] Sent: Saturday, February 24, 2007 9:29 AMTo: issaalhewetat@gmail.com
Subject: How to ask your Boss for a salary increase..?

How to ask your Boss for a salary increase..?

One day an employee sends a letter to Her boss asking for an increase in her salary !!!
Dear Bo$$
In thi$ life, we all need $ome thing$ mo$t de $perately. I think you $hould be under $tanding of the need$ of your worker$ who have given $ o much $upport including $weat and $ervice to your company .I am $ure you will gue $$ what I mean and re$pond $oon.
$ incerely Your$,
Marian $hih
The next day, the employee received a nice reply like this :
Dear Marian
I kNOw that you have been working very hard. NOwadays, NOthing much has changed. You must have NOticed that our company is NOt doing NO ticeably well as yet .NO w the newspaper are saying the world`s leading ecoNOmists are NOt sure if the United States may go into aNO ther recession. After the NOvember presidential elections things may turn bad .I have NOthing more to add NOw. You kNOw what I mean .
Yours truly,
Manager
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

2008-09-23T22:36:00.000-07:00

The Amman Message
The Amman Message started as a detailed statement released the eve of the 27th of Ramadan 1425 AH / 9th November 2004 CE by H.M. King Abdullah II bin Al-Hussein in Amman, Jordan. It sought to declare what Islam is and what it is not, and what actions represent it and what actions do not. Its goal was to clarify to the modern world the true nature of Islam and the nature of true Islam.

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

2008-09-23T15:14:00.000-07:00

Patriarch Twal hold a Ramadan breakfast ( Fotoor) for the official and popular events in the north of Joradn.
Irbid - the Constitution - Suhib At-tall
To strengthen the liaison historical links between Islam and Christianity , Parish priest in the Latin Shatana fort and the Director of Latin Patriarchate schools in Jordan, the father Imad Twal and in the presence of His Eminence the Patriarch of Jerusalem and other territories holy Fu'ad Twal , a number of clerics and Christian priests fort hold a Ramadan breakfast ( Fotoor ) which was hosted at a major bulwark in the Latin Church was attended by Governor of Irbid Ali Fayez, the military commander of the North and members of the brigade Bani Obeid , a number of leaders of the security units in the province , mayor of Irbid Great lawyer Abdel Raouf el-Tal, director of the Chamber of Commerce and dignitaries and representatives of Bani Obeid community. The patriarch delivered a long speech by Fu'ad Twal in which he clarified the importance of fasting in refining human him-self to cope with the difficulties and a sense of others, especially the poor and the needy, and called for continuity of long ethics holy month of Ramadan throughout the year to keep the Jordanian community and peace loving society in a spirit of brotherhood on his land. His excellency Abdul Raouf Rawabdeh speech in which he congratulated the Patriarch Fouad Twal on his high religious office, calling on who will take positions ahead in all areas of our citizens to give the true view of Jordan and Royal blood (Alhoashim) willings, he said, adding: We are all in Jordan love our religions and we all love each other ,quite right as Jordan Royal blood (Alhoashim kings) wanted . Guests finally prayed the prayers.
http://addustour.com/ViewarchiveTopic.aspx?ac=\localandgover\2008\09\localandgover_issue355_day23_id84147.htm
Addustour news paper 23 Sep.2008 - Jordan
( Translated from Arabic)

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

2008-09-20T13:29:00.000-07:00

Awareness, Activism and The Arts
Peace Chat
Join the Peace Chat every evening7:30 • 8:30 • 9:30 • 10:30
No password needed. No email needed. Just enter nickname and press 'connect'
Dear Peace maker ,
Today is Sunday 21 September 2008 , the International peace day … without you we can't make peace .This is a type of peace sharing world round with good friends , please don't hesitate to share today and after .. click the logo above and connect.. Iam often there like you…issaalhewetat.

http://www.createpeace.org/createpeace/chat.html

2008-09-16T17:30:00.001-07:00

7 World Wonders

Petra of Jordan was choosen as the II World wonders

Pls. click over.........

2008-09-16T17:30:00.000-07:00

from : Global-Leap <mikeg@global-leap.org>reply-toGlobal-Leap <mikeg@global-leap.org>
to : Issa Hamad Alhewetat <issaalhewetat@gmail.com>,mikeg@global-leap.com
date : Thu, Mar 13, 2008 at 3:20 PMsubjectRe: videoconferencing in CLC - Jordan
Hello,
Thankyou for your interest in GLVCTA (not for profit) I will be very happy to work with you. If you need to make any test links, please let me know. I look forward to meeting you soon. Mike Global-Leap/ Videoconferencing in the Classroom Teachers AssociationSupporting, Delivering and Extending Content and Promoting Interactive Communication Technology to add value to teaching and learning across the curriculum around the world.http://www.global-leap.org/Global-Leap/ Videoconferencing in the Classroom Teachers Association is a Not-for-Profit organisation funded by UK member subscriptions. The Global-Leap.org website is a resource for teachers and part of the "Videoconferencing in the Classroom Project" which received funding from the DfES between 2001- 2004, and from BECTa during 2004-2005. Telephone Number: +44 (0)20 8866 6036. Call to arrange a face to face test. Lessons and Testing on request, School partners and International Links, Museums and Galleries. Global Leap Automated Videoconference Test Facility ISDN +44 (0) 20 8426 2194.IP Automated Test 80.68.51.35 (recommended 128K). The project does not represent any resellers of videoconference equipment or connectivity solutions.

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

2008-09-15T22:13:00.000-07:00

Dear Issa Hamad Alhewetat and Rana Sabbidine
I noticed a new 'Implementing ICT in the classroom' project that you are both members of.
This looks like a good project and I wish you success developing it.
There are other teachers interested in this subject. Here are two project with teachers from Bahrain.
Would you like me to contact the teachers and invite them to join your project?
Integrating ICT in Educationhttp://www.elanguages.org/13486
Integrating ICT in Education-2008http://www.elanguages.org/43300
Please let me know if you would like any assistance with eLanguages
Kind regardsChris
Participants http:// http://www.elanguages.org/42750
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

2008-09-13T23:03:00.000-07:00

Dear Mr Issa H Alhewetat
Your action is introduced on http://www.life-link.org/
If you have more information / text please send it by e-mail.

or even better: after 22 September, send a new report and tell us what you and the students performed!Ask the students to be part of the reporting - it is a good training for them.

Care!Hans Levander
(might visit Petra again, 24-26 November)

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

Voice of community

2007-02-02T12:30:00.000-08:00

Recycling Paper – Zarqa (REPZ)
Paper recycling information
The first who discovered paper (Cyperus papyrus ) as we know was ancient Egyptions A.D 4000 , after paper was produced from rags in AD 105 by Ts'ai Luin, who was part of the Eastern Han Court of the Chinese Emperor Ho Ti.
Paper is made from cellulose fibre, the source of which can be pulped wood, or a variety of other materials such as rags, cotton, grasses, sugar cane, straw, waste paper, or even elephant dung! In this country, wood pulp is the most common source material for the manufacture of virgin paper, i.e. paper which has no recycled content.

Why bother?
Although the raw material for making paper is predominantly trees, it is a common misconception that recycling waste paper saves trees
The nature of forests and where they are situated. As the demand for paper has increased, more timber has been needed to meet the demand for wood pulp.
By using waste paper to produce new paper disposal problems are reduced.
For every tones of paper used for recycling the savings are:
o at least 30000litres of water
o 3000 - 4000 KWh electricity (enough for an average 3 bedroom house for one year)
o 95% of air pollution.
Producing recycled paper involves between 28 - 70% less energy consumption than virgin paper and uses less water. This is because most of the energy used in papermaking is the pulping needed to turn wood into paper.
Recycled paper produces fewer polluting emissions to air (95% of air pollution) and water. Recycled paper is not usually re-bleached and where it is, oxygen rather than chlorine is usually used. This reduces the amount of dioxins which are released into the environment as a by-product of the chlorine bleaching processes.
Paper is a biodegradable material. This means that when it goes to landfill, as it rots, it produces methane, which is a potent greenhouse gas (20 times more potent than carbon dioxide). It is becoming increasingly accepted that global warming is a reality, and that methane and carbon dioxide emissions have to be reduced to lessen its effects. Please see our energy information sheet for more information on this.
About one fifth of the contents of household dustbins consist of paper and card, of which half is newspapers , books , copybooks and magazines. This is equivalent to over 4kg of waste paper per household every week.

Source: Analysis of household waste composition and factors driving waste increases - Dr. J. Parfitt, WRAP, December 2002

How's, what's and where's of recycling paper

What are the main types of paper in everyday use which can be recycled?
Office white paper
Newspapers, magazines, telephone directories and pamphlets
Cardboard
Mixed or coloured paper
Computer print out paper
School books and copybooks

What can I do to reduce the amount of paper being wasted?
Try not to use as much in the first place! Use the back of sheets of paper as well as the front - look to see if that piece of paper you were going to put in the bin could be used as scrap paper for many uses eg to make a shopping list, to jot down your dental appointment or to leave a note for someone.
Buy recycled paper products wherever possible.
Reduce , Reuse, and recycle paper
Fibre from recycled telephone directories and yellow pages is being used to make egg cartons, cat litter, jiffy bags and animal bedding among other things!
Reuse envelopes - sticky labels to cover the old address and re-seal the envelope are widely available, also made from recycled paper. Many charities sell them, so you can support them at the same time.
Playgroups and schools may appreciate being given odd rolls of wallpaper, or any other kind of paper, for painting on or for other uses in the classroom. They are also often glad to receive newspapers to cover the tables for craft activities.
When you buy a pint of milk or a soft drink, think about the container it is in. Is there an accessible recycling bank for the packaging, or might you end up throwing it away? It would be better to choose the product in the container you know you can dispose of locally for recycling.
Contact The Mailing Preference Service (details under further contacts) to avoid receiving unsolicited mail.
By putting a "no junk mail" sign by your letterbox you can cut junk mail such as pizza delivery leaflets by around 90%.

Where can I take paper for recycling?
In 1999 the teacher Mr Issa Hamad Alhewetat at Zarqa of Jordan was assigned by his Excellency the minister of education as a coordinator of Zarqa Recycling paper (REPZ) ; who in cooperation with volunteers and some workers had to collect old books and copybooks , expired exam papers , waste paper files and trash paper from about 100 schools at Zarqa Governate schools. Every student could bring out whatever waste paper from his house to school , Recycling team should make round daily to Zarqa Schools to collect the sacks of waste paper , and deliver them to paper factories , for the purposes of clean up earth and supporting national industry.

To contact Recycling paper team :

Zarqa Muncipality

phone:
3982131
3982132
3982133

REPZ Coordinator:

Mobile: 0777417805

Email: Issaalhewetat@gmail.com
What about milk and juice cartons made from paper? Can they be recycled?
Cartons are not made from paper alone but comprise of about 75% paper, 20% plastic (polyethylene) and 5% aluminium foil. As they are an amalgam of materials, they cannot be recycled along with ordinary paper. They can be reprocessed into other items or incinerated to produce energy, or landfilled.

Why should I buy recycled paper products?
The future of recycling ultimately depends on there being a market for the materials collected. Recycling is not just collecting materials and taking them to the recycling bank, it is about "closing the loop" and buying recycled too. Paper mills cannot continue to produce recycled paper if people do not buy items made from it.

Where can I buy recycled paper products?
Most supermarkets and high street stationers now sell a range of recycled products, such as writing paper, notebooks, file paper, diaries with recycled paper content, calendars, paper tablecloths and napkins, tissues, toilet rolls, kitchen paper and other items

What about the ink on the paper collected? How is it removed?
Sometimes the ink is not removed from the paper when it is reprocessed. The ink is dispersed into the pulp, discolouring it slightly, which is why recycled paper can have a greyish tinge. If the paper is to be de-inked, this can be done in one of two ways, by washing or flotation.
Washing - As the paper is pulped, chemicals can be added which separate the ink from the paper and allow it to be washed away in the large amounts of water used. (The water can then be cleaned and re-used.)
Flotation - Air can be passed through the pulp, producing foam which will hold at least half of the ink and can be skimmed off.
Sometimes the pulp is also bleached; hydrogen peroxide and chlorine are commonly used bleaches, though the former is the more acceptable as it breaks down into water and oxygen on disposal. Chlorine can combine with organic matter under certain conditions to produce organo carbons, including dioxins, which are toxic pollutants.
Although the de-inking process uses water and chemicals, it is still less harmful to the environment than the manufacturing process of new paper.
If you are buying paper in bulk for an office or business, it is worth looking for a supplier who can tell you what the recycled fibre content is, and whether it has been bleached using chlorine, as this is best avoided.
Approximately 20% of waste paper is lost as ink or plastics or because fibres are too weak.
What the law says

At present there are no laws directly targeting paper recycling. Paper, as a biodegradable material, is covered by the landfill directive, so there are targets for municipal waste as a whole,

Sources of further information
http://ar.wikipedia.org/wiki/ØªØ§Ø±ÙŠØ®_Ø§Ù„ÙƒØªØ§Ø¨Ø©
http://www.wasteonline.org.uk/resources/InformationSheets/paper.htm

Before you ask , what did your country do for you , Ask yourself what did you do for your country

To Take Action for a New action for Peace
· Voting against all funding requests to be used for military operations in the world.
· Safe and rapid withdrawal of all occupied troops and coalition forces from occupied territories
· No permanent foreign military bases or installations in any country.
· Support for any effort led peace process.
· Support for reparations and reconstruction to address the destruction caused by the war and invasion, military occupation.
· Establish a UN peace dividend for job creation, health care, education, housing, and other vital social needs at home.
· No “preventive” or “preemptive” war against any other nation.

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

UN in lessons – CHAT
Friend from India
irtemat2003 (15/01/28 09:06:43 م): we are involved to help humanity by better thoughts of UN goals .. peace , human rights, environment, woman , children , poverty , ... and so on .No money needed just thought exchange
invention5000 (15/01/28 09:07:18 م): IN MY VIEW, ONE NATION THEORY SHOULD BE ADOPTED
invention5000 (15/01/28 09:07:52 م): MORE NATIONS MEANS MORE ARMY MEANS MORE WAR
invention5000 (15/01/28 09:08:22 م): NO BOUNDRY MEANS ONENESS
invention5000 (15/01/28 09:09:23 م): NO HUMAN PROMOTED RELIGION, BUT ANY RELIGION FOR HUMAN BEINGS INCLUDING ANIMALS
irtemat2003 (15/01/28 09:10:04 م): that means you are carrying troubles of other life style
irtemat2003 (15/01/28 09:10:27 م): that pleases me so much
invention5000 (15/01/28 09:10:34 م): OUR LIFESTYLE SHOULD HELP OTHERS
invention5000 (15/01/28 09:11:14 م): NO RELIGION IS ABOVE HUMANITY
irtemat2003 (15/01/28 09:11:28 م): right
invention5000 (15/01/28 09:11:28 م): HUMANITY FIRST & LAST
irtemat2003 (15/01/28 09:12:13 م): that what the God wants from us to look after HUMAN FIRST
invention5000 (15/01/28 09:12:40 م): THOSE WHO SACRIFICE THEIR LIFE FOR OTHERS ARE ANGLES
invention5000 (15/01/28 09:13:03 م): AND THOSE WHO TAKE LIFE OF OTHER ARE DEVILS
irtemat2003 (15/01/28 09:14:02 م): but do you think that some people are acting the roll of angles in nowadays life ؟
invention5000 (15/01/28 09:15:56 م): EVERYTHING THAT IS HARMFUL FOR MOTHER EARTH SHOULD BE PREVENTED
irtemat2003 (15/01/28 09:16:06 م): Terra is a new founded name for the purposes of war
invention5000 (15/01/28 09:16:34 م): I DONT KNOW
irtemat2003 (15/01/28 09:17:00 م): we are seeking for a globe clear from hateness
invention5000 (15/01/28 09:17:10 م): WE EACH SHOULD WORK FOR GLOBAL PEACE & HARMONY
irtemat2003 (15/01/28 09:17:49 م): I appreciate your request and looking to gentlmen like you
invention5000 (15/01/28 09:18:37 م): AND FOR THE SAKE OF GLOBAL BROTHERHOOD, WE SHOULDNT HESITATE TO PUNISH OUR PERVERTED BROTHERS & SISTERS
invention5000 (15/01/28 09:20:14 م): THEY SHOULD BE GIVEN PROPER EDUCATION TO CHANGE THEIR ADAMENT ATTITUDE
irtemat2003 (15/01/28 09:20:33 م): Right
invention5000 (15/01/28 09:20:40 م): I HOPE WE CAN CHANGE THE WORLD
invention5000 (15/01/28 09:21:23 م): AFTER ALL GOODNESS WINS OVER EVILS
irtemat2003 (15/01/28 09:21:28 م): We couldn't change the world , but we may try with others to change their thoughts
invention5000 (15/01/28 09:22:09 م): IF WE CAN CHANGE THE THOUGHTS, THE WAVE OF THOUGHTS CAN CHANGE THE WORLD
invention5000 (15/01/28 09:24:08 م): LIKE, ONE SUN IS ENOUGH FOR EVERTHING
invention5000 (15/01/28 09:25:18 م): LIKE, ONE SPARK IS ENOUGH TO BURN A GREAT STOCK HAY
invention5000 (15/01/28 09:25:48 م): SIMILERLY, ONE ANGLE OF GOD CAN CHANGE THE WHOLE WORLD
invention5000 (15/01/28 09:26:31 م): ALWAYS
irtemat2003 (15/01/28 09:26:38 م): terrific
invention5000 (15/01/28 09:26:50 م): AND EVERYBODY SUPPORTS ME
irtemat2003 (15/01/28 09:27:36 م): Me and many of my friends support you
invention5000 (15/01/28 09:27:44 م): THANKS
invention5000 (15/01/28 09:28:40 م): I CONSIDER MYSELF TO BE AN ANGLE OF GOD LIKE U R
irtemat2003 (15/01/28 09:28:58 م): Thanks alot
invention5000 (15/01/28 09:29:41 م): AND I AM SURE, ONE DAY WE WILL CHANGE THE WORLD AND ITS THOUGHTS
irtemat2003 (15/01/28 09:29:53 م): Have you been in this site: www.peaceoneday.org
invention5000 (15/01/28 09:30:47 م): THE PAGE IS BEFORE ME
irtemat2003 (15/01/28 09:30:54 م): Please try to do something for India through peace1day
invention5000 (15/01/28 09:32:31 م): WE MUST STOP ALL THOSE WHO DONT RESPECT OTHERS
irtemat2003 (15/01/28 09:33:05 م): I appreciated that long time before.
invention5000 (15/01/28 09:33:42 م): THE WAR BETWEEN ISRAEL & ALL OTHER COUNTRIES SHOULD BE STOPPED
invention5000 (15/01/28 09:34:17 م): ALL BOUNDRIES SHOULD BE DISMISSED
invention5000 (15/01/28 09:34:29 م): ALL HUMAN SHOULD WIN
irtemat2003 (15/01/28 09:34:53 م): The wars in all over the world should stop >>.... now
invention5000 (15/01/28 09:35:10 م): YES FOR EVER
irtemat2003 (15/01/28 09:35:26 م): Humans are all equal
invention5000 (15/01/28 09:35:53 م): AND THE GLOBAL LEADER SHOULD BE SELECTED OR ELECTED
invention5000 (15/01/28 09:36:24 م): WHO HAVE NO EGO, NO INCLINATION
invention5000 (15/01/28 09:36:52 م): A PERFECT GENTLEMAN, SIMPLE
invention5000 (15/01/28 09:37:41 م): AND HE SHOULD NOT CONTEST OR PROMOTE HIMSELF
irtemat2003 (15/01/28 09:39:25 م): Its a matter of democracy
invention5000 (15/01/28 09:39:33 م): WE MUST PERFORM OUR DUTY, CUM WHAT MAY
invention5000 (15/01/28 09:40:19 م): I HOPE HUMUNOCRACY SHOULD REPLACE DEMOCRACY
invention5000 (15/01/28 09:41:01 م): HUMENOCRACY INSTEAD
irtemat2003 (15/01/28 09:41:38 م): Alot of what you said , I realy read them in a book written about Ghandi
invention5000 (15/01/28 09:41:46 م): DEMOCRACY IS NOT THE FINAL GOAL
invention5000 (15/01/28 09:44:27 م): INDIA IS EQUALLY GREAT LIKE JORDON
irtemat2003 (15/01/28 09:44:48 م): I noticed that before
invention5000 (15/01/28 09:45:23 م): I CAN ALSO FEEL THAT
irtemat2003 (15/01/28 09:46:05 م): I think the coming newly civilzation is running to East near after
invention5000 (15/01/28 09:46:54 م): EAST OR WEST, HUMANITY IS THE BEST
irtemat2003 (15/01/28 09:47:07 م): we will never look or ask for anything just name and location
invention5000 (15/01/28 09:55:25 م): U WILL NOT FIND A REAL LEADER, THINKER IN EAST AT PRESENT
irtemat2003 (15/01/28 09:56:04 م): We should not say that WILL NOT
invention5000 (15/01/28 09:56:11 م): WAR AGAINST CRIME IS THE LAST WAY
irtemat2003 (15/01/28 09:57:20 م): Too many ways to punish the real criminal , not to punish not certain poor people
invention5000 (15/01/28 09:57:39 م): YES
irtemat2003 (15/01/28 09:57:44 م): War is end of better life.
invention5000 (15/01/28 10:00:10 م): IT IS THE DUTY OF CIVILIANS TO ISOLATE THEM & INFORM THE AUTHORITIES
irtemat2003 (15/01/28 10:00:31 م): One time the bear wanted to look after his owner , and tried to throuh away thatbad fly , which was standing on the nose of her owner ... what the bear did , She carried a big stone and threw it on the fly and crached her owner ..
invention5000 (15/01/28 10:02:41 م): WE CANNT ALLOW ALL THESE TYPE OF UNHUMANISTIC TERRORISM AT ALL
irtemat2003 (15/01/28 10:03:01 م): In odrer to solve that , shall we kill poor not certain humans
irtemat2003 (15/01/28 10:04:09 م): Wrong should not be reacted by wrong
invention5000 (15/01/28 10:04:57 م): DIAMOND CUTS DIAMOND
irtemat2003 (15/01/28 10:05:12 م): The criminal should be pinished himself not more than
invention5000 (15/01/28 10:05:24 م): THE MEDICINE OF SNAKE BITE IS MADE FROM VENOM
irtemat2003 (15/01/28 10:05:40 م): Diamond is a stone not sole
invention5000 (15/01/28 10:06:36 م): WHY NOT THE CRIMINALS, TERRORIST COME IN OPEN
irtemat2003 (15/01/28 10:07:27 م): Humanity has both faces ...Good and Bad
irtemat2003 (15/01/28 10:07:38 م): but not equal
invention5000 (15/01/28 10:07:32 م): TERRORISM THE MOST DAGEROUS FOR HUMANITY
irtemat2003 (15/01/28 10:08:16 م): So let us stop terra
invention5000 (15/01/28 10:09:05 م): IT IS POSSIBLE THAT MANY INNOCENT PEOPLE MIGHT GET KILLED IN COURSE OF WAR AGAINST TERRORISM
irtemat2003 (15/01/28 10:09:59 م): In Jordan any human can get , sleep , work , play , wear , worship his worshipping in secure
irtemat2003 (15/01/28 10:12:03 م): My country where I live is known for Humacrecy , Democracy , security , and open minded people , we struggled for those goals.
invention5000 (15/01/28 10:12:21 م): GREAT
irtemat2003 (15/01/28 10:17:30 م): Troubles might be founded wherever you find settlement of people.
invention5000 (15/01/28 10:17:47 م): BUT COMPARETIVELY, I HOPE LESS CRIME OVER THERE
invention5000 (15/01/28 10:18:44 م): INDIA IS FULL OF CRIMES
irtemat2003 (15/01/28 10:18:53 م): Any how could we draw final good statement for humanity !!!
invention5000 (15/01/28 10:19:19 م): A GREAT COUNTRY FULL OF CRIMINALS
irtemat2003 (15/01/28 10:19:45 م): Its the roll of good people to train others for humacrecy
irtemat2003 (15/01/28 10:20:19 م): lets talk
irtemat2003 (15/01/28 10:20:31 م): Lets break silence
invention5000 (15/01/28 10:20:40 م): I AM SORRY FOR MY COUNTRY
irtemat2003 (15/01/28 10:21:00 م): Its not your responcipility
invention5000 (15/01/28 10:21:06 م): AND THATS WHY I ALWAYS TALK OF HUMANITY
irtemat2003 (15/01/28 10:21:19 م): But you can do something for globe
invention5000: MICRO MEANS 1/10000000th
irtemat2003: That means we started the first micro
invention5000: So I am very small now
invention5000: and one day I sahll be MEGA
irtemat2003:No dear you are big for me, because of what I heared from you right now.
irtemat2003: Keep your tongue talking , keep you hand writing , keep your heart feeling (HUMANITY IS FIRST)
invention5000: VERY RIGHT U R

+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

Community training & Learning Center
CLC – Zarqa – Jordan
Draft of Peace one day 21 September 2006 activities:
1- OVERHEAD PROJECTOR SHOW ( Peace is more needed than Conflict)
2- Mothers discussion (Family Peace) for women
3- Chain story building (COUNT TO 10) for school boys.
4- Writing messages (Message for a Solider )
6- Headings for peace (Power point presentation)
7- Drawings for peace ( Drawings) for Children
8- Feed-Back report of the above activities.
Coordinator
Issa H. Alhewetat

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
PeaceOneDay Organization

http://www.peaceoneday.org/

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

Jordan First.... Jordanians All for Jordan
JORDAN needs you
http://www.jordanneedsyou.blogspot.com/

PERSONAL HISTORY
First name :Issa
Middle name :Hamad Salim
Family name: Alhewetat
Sex : Male
Maritual status : Married
Place of birth: Zarqa – Jordan
Date of birth 18 March 1954

Nationality: Jordanian
Permanent Residence : Jordan
Career : Educator
Qualifications
B.A. Geography Beirut Arab University 1984
Diploma of English Language Huwara Teachers College 1974
Training Courses
English Language 1975 – Amman
English Language 1978 – Kuwait
Ticketing & Reservation level I + II - Kuwait University 1980
Computer Basic – Kuwait 1989
Environment Conservation – RSCN- Jordan 1994 1995
Educational Development Process 1995 – Zarqa
Word 97 + Internet –UNESCO – Amman
Solid Waste Management – Med cities - Jordan
CYPER LEARNING - ICDL
Intel –Teach to the future master trainer 2003
Human Rights Course – National Center 2007
Experiences
Teacher of English Language 1974 -1976 Jordan
Teacher of English Language 1976 – 1990 Kuwait
Travel Agent Office Manager and Trainer 1981-1989 (part time)
Translator & Interpreter – Philippines Embassy Kuwait 1991-1992
Translator – Oscar Agency - Amman 1993
Teacher of Social Studies 1993-2004 – Jordan
Activities and Rewards
Head of School Environment Club
Teacher in charge SEMEP South East Mediterranean Project – UNESCO
Advisor of Life –Link friendship schools – Sweden
UN in lessons program presenter
Paper Recycling Project Coordinator
Intel – Teach to the future master trainer
Secretary General of South Bedouins Cooperative Society
Community Training & Learning Center – UNESCO CLC Zarqa - Jordan

ENO programme coordinator
Address
King Ghazi st., Apprt. 1 , Zarqa , Jordan
Email :issaalhewetat@gmail.com

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

Human Rights In An Islamic State
1. The Security Of Life And Property:In the address which the Prophet delivered on the occasion of the Farewell Hajj, he said: "Your lives and properties are forbidden to one another till you meet your Lord on the Day of Resurrection." The Prophet has also said about the dhimmis (the non-Muslim citizens of the Muslim state): "One who kills a man under covenant (i.e., dhimmi) will not even smell the fragrance of Paradise."
2. The Protection Of Honor:The Holy Quran lays down:
· "You who believe, do not let one (set of) people make fun of another set."
· "Do not defame one another."
· "Do not insult by using nicknames."
· "Do not backbite or speak ill of one another."(49:11-12)
3. Sanctity And Security Of Private Life:The Quran has laid down the injunction:
· "Do not spy on one another." (49:12)
· "Do not enter any houses unless you are sure of their occupant's consent." (24:27)
4. The Security Of Personal Freedom:Islam has laid down the principle that no citizen can be imprisoned unless his guilt has been proven in an open court. To arrest a man only on the basis of suspicion and to throw him into a prison without proper court proceedings and without providing him a reasonable opportunity to produce his defense is not permissible in Islam.
5. The Right To Protest Against Tyranny:Among the rights that Islam has conferred on human beings is the right to protest against government's tyranny. Referring to it the Quran says:
"God does not love evil talk in public unless it is by someone who has been injured thereby." (4:148)
In Islam, as has been argued earlier, all power and authority belong to God, and with man there is only delegated power which becomes a trust; everyone who becomes a recipient of such a power has to stand in awful reverence before his people toward whom and for whose sake he will be called upon to use these powers. This was acknowledged by Hazrat Abu Bakr who said in his very first address: "Cooperate with me when I am right but correct me when I commit error; obey me so long as I follow the commandments of Allah and His Prophet; but turn away from me when I deviate."
6. Freedom Of Expression:Islam gives the right of freedom of thought and expression to all citizens of the Islamic state on the condition that it should be used for the propagation of virtue and truth and not for spreading evil and wickedness. The Islamic concept of freedom of expression is much superior to the concept prevalent in the West. Under no circumstances would Islam allow evil and wickedness to be propagated. It also does not give anybody the right to use abusive or offensive language in the name of criticism. It was the practice of the Muslims to enquire from the Holy Prophet whether on a certain matter a divine injunction had been revealed to him. If he said that he had received no divine injunction, the Muslims freely expressed their opinion on the matter.
7. Freedom Of Association:Islam has also given people the right to freedom of association and formation of parties or organizations. This right is also subject to certain general rules.
8. Freedom Of Conscience And Conviction:Islam has laid down the injunction:
"There should be no coercion in the matter of faith." (2:256)
On the contrary, totalitarian societies totally deprive the individuals of their freedom. Indeed, this undue exaltation of the state authority curiously enough postulates a sort of servitude, of slavishness on the part of man. At one time slavery meant total control of man over man - now that type of slavery has been legally abolished but in its place totalitarian societies impose a similar sort of control over individuals.
9. Protection Of Religious Sentiments:Along with the freedom of conviction and freedom of conscience, Islam has given the right to the individual that his religious sentiments will be given due respect and nothing will be said or done which may encroach upon his right.
10. Protection From Arbitrary Imprisonment:Islam also recognizes the right of the individual not to be arrested or imprisoned for the offenses of others. The Holy Quran has laid down this principle clearly:
"No bearer of burdens shall be made to bear the burden of another." (35:18)
11. The Right To Basic Necessities of Life:Islam has recognized the right of the needy people for help and assistance to be provided to them:
"And in their wealth there is acknowledged right for the needy and the destitute." (51:19)
12. Equality Before Law:Islam gives its citizens the right to absolute and complete equality in the eyes of the law.
13. Rulers Not Above The Law:A woman belonging to a high and noble family was arrested in connection with theft. The case was brought to the Prophet, and it was recommended that she might be spared the punishment of theft. The Prophet replied: "The nations that lived before you were destroyed by God because they punished the common man for their offenses and let their dignitaries go unpunished for their crimes; I swear by Him Who holds my life in His hand that even if Fatima, the daughter of Muhammad, had committed this crime, I would have amputated her hand."
14. The Right To Participate In The Affairs Of State:
"And their business is (conducted) through consultation among themselves." (42:38)
The "Shura" or the legislative assembly has no other meaning except that the executive head of the government and the members of the assembly should be elected by free and independent choice of the people.
Lastly, it is to be made clear that Islam tries to achieve the above mentioned human rights and many others not only by providing certain legal safeguards but mainly by inviting mankind to transcend the lower level of animal life to be able to go beyond the mere ties fostered by the kinship of blood, racial superiority, linguistic arrogance, and economic privileges. It invites mankind to move on to a plane of existence where, by reason of his inner excellence, man can realize the ideal of the Brotherhood of man.
The Institute of Islamic Information and Education (III&E) ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

How to act with your children (Youth Violence)

Preview any games your child plays. If they are upsetting to you, don't let your child play them.
**Limit the amount of time they are allowed to play violent games.
**If your child seems pre-occupied with the game or its theme for more than a week, talk with them about it and get consultation or help from a counselor or therapist.
**Have an open talk with him.
**Share your feelings as a parent with him.
**Try to understand his ideas.
**Don't be afraid to say no, but keep a line of communication open.
**Don't over-react Talk with the school personnel about the reasons for the cameras and how they will be used.
**Ask your child how they feel about the cameras now, and then again in a few weeks.
**Notice where else there are cameras. Does it really bother you?
**Don't let this pass, talk with your child.
**Express your perception of what happened and what the consequences are for the victims and survivors.
**Assess your child's likelihood of acting on his or her feelings in a violent way.
**Consult a helping professional or your family doctor.
**Set consistent rules.
**Discuss the consequences of braking rules before they are broken
**Provide appropriate supervision for your children based on their age and maturity level. You **should know where your children are at all times and how to find them.

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

Dear Issa,

My name is Jennifer, I am a new volunteer at Peace One Day.

I am trying to contact individuals and organisations who have made incredible commitments for Peace Day in the past. Your event on September 21st 2006 was truly inspirational, and I'm sure made a positive impact on all those involved.

We encourage you to make a difference once again by celebrating Peace Day 2007. We would appreciate it if you would submit your commitment on our website, http://www.peaceoneday.org/ (click on "Make a Commitment") so that other peacemakers can be inspired by your actions.Thank you for your continued support.With best wishesIn peaceJennifer

Peace One Day Block D, The Old Truman Brewery 91, Brick Lane London E1 6QL Tel: +44 (0) 207 456 9180 Fax: +44 (0) 207 375 2007 Email: info@peaceoneday.org http://www.peaceoneday.org/

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
How to PEACE 2008
By Mr. Issa Hamad Alhewetat - Jordan
issaalhewetat@gmail.com
SBCS Community Training & Learning Center

One hour in business work is better than one year in fighting human
One apple is also better than a gun

You have several aids to participate peace :-
By hand -- By Tongue – By Heart

By hand:

Begin the early morning of 21 by a kiss for only or both mother , father , children , wife, husband , housemaid
Shake hand with friends and others on your way to work , school …
On 21 Sep. 2008 for the purpose of discarding conflict ;Write notes , draw picture , play football , take photo , help somebody , chat or write a letter for somebody , fire a candle , bang post or a pot.

By Tongue:

Meet people , have a speech , sing a song , read newspaper or a book , discuss better future , interfere to solve any problem between two persons , record good words for peace .
In front of a mirror and alone act as a peace maker.

By Heart:

Keep silent for a minute at noon 12:00 in 21 Sep.2008
Look at the world map and point at conflict and war territories
Imagine other ways for keeping peace

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

Little nurse