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There is panic among parents as there are increasing reports of boys as young as 12 having been lured away or kidnapped to be conscripted as child soldiers in outlawed underground organisations. Despite instructions from Home Minister G. Gaikhangam to keep all police stations on red alert, boys continue to be whisked away to camps believed to be located in no man's land. The only silver lining is that an underground outfit has started releasing some boys, advising them to come back in a few years since they are still young.
Gaikhangam further pointed out that educated and mature youths were not joining the underground organisations for obvious reasons. As a result, the underground leaders are targeting boys who are between 12 and 15 years. Being minors, these recruits will obey, ask no questions, are easy to be indoctrinated and will never try to desert the camps with weapons.
Most of the parents have sent their sons outside Manipur for studies with the hope that they will not be recruited into any such organisations. However, from the series of arrests made, it was established that the insurgents had fanned out to places like Bangalore, Chennai, Delhi and Shillong.
While hiding from the police and intelligence officials, they reportedly forced their way into the private lodges of Manipuri students. In Guwahati or Shillong, the house owners, under instructions from the police, adopt certain regulations to weed out the insurgents who stay in the lodges of the students, masquerading as close relatives.
Police say that being urban guerillas, some of the insurgents move around. The minors are attracted by the hand guns the insurgents handle and the riveting tales of their adventurous life in the mountains and rain forests. Since the kidnapped boys are students, all the students' organisations have come out with condemnations.
One student is still in captivity since the outfit is holding him as hostage for a ransom of Rs. 5 lakh. Police are frantically trying to rescue the boy.
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tneighbors := proc (G::Graph)
local numvertices::integer, i::integer, currentvertex;
numvertices := nops(Vertices(G));
for i to numvertices do
currentvertex := Vertices(G)[i];
if nops(Neighbors(G, currentvertex)) = 2 then print(currentvertex)
end if;
end do;
end proc;
How do I make it so the output gets returned as a set?
For example, if I do twoneighbors(G); and get 1
How do I make it so the output is listed as a set like {1,4,7}? Thanks.
for example i want to save the Square root of 2 to 1000000 decimal place to an ascii text file ...
i used the writeto command after evalf[100](sqrt(2)) for but it contains line breaks and \ character in output !
but i only need the pure continues 1000000 digits !
please guide me on this simple request ?
Hi all. I am using Maple 18.
1. Does Maple only output an answer, or can it be made to display the steps it took to achieve the result, in a way that is logical and understandable by the user? For example, I would like to see it display steps when integrating or differentiating, or dividing a polynomial by another polynomial. Basically any process that involve simplifyinf or factorisation.
2. I am trying to divide x^2 + 5x + 9 by x+2, but all Maple displays is the expression
How can I make it do the polynomial division and output the steps it took? I tried using simplify and evaluate from the context menu but the output is still just the expression.
3. Has something happened to this site? It was working fine in Opera until two days ago, and has sinmce started displaying "Error generating page" where the replies to questions should be. No problems with the "posts" section, only in the "questions" section.
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Hi all,
i have the following problem:
i had create this tiny procedure to compute the berstein base elements:
And so i would like print space, between B(i,n,t) and the formula corresponing, without quotes :D
In other word i would an output like this:
B(i,n,t), ,(formula)
Thank you in advance :)
I'm using Maple 12 to solve a system of differential equations numerically. I first define my system as "sys1" and then use the command:
sol1 := dsolve(sys1, numeric, output = listprocedure, range = 0 .. 2000)
I'm using output=listprocedure because that's what the Maple's Help says if I want to use individual solutions. So my differential equation system has 8 solutions, and I label them a1(t) through a8(t). Now after solving the system I want to be able to evaluate, e.g., a1(t) at t=100.
I then follow the Maple's Help by defining:
But then if I do:
I don't get the expected numerical value. Instead I get a1(100) as the result.
What I managed to do however was to plot f1(t) with the following command:
So it seems that I did it partially right. However according to the Maple's Help I should be able to extract numerical values with f1(100).
I'd appreciate any suggestions!
My problem is i am working with a very large randomly generated output, generated using maple's builtin in random generating functions. I have the output which i want to investigate but i want to be able to reproduce this result when i save and close the worksheet. Since the list of generators is very long copy pasting is not very nice and i donot know the seed of these generaters. I want to ask if i can store the values in variable in the worksheet so that when i open the worksheet i can get the same random generates stored in the variable.
I need you to help me in writting procedure with input "r" ( order of derivative) and some coefficients seq(alpha[i],i=1..N). My code work very well, need only put all the element in procedure with output The Taylor series obtained in last line of my code and the order of error. I want the procedure return the coefficients beta used in the series and the order of Error and the coefficients beta[i]
May thinks.
I will not modify my previous question: only I add this remark. I tried to write these lines of procedure. Add_display.mwI need only to add( if the procedure is true) these lines in my procedure. These lines gives the degree of error computed in the code, but when I put these lines in the codes, there is an error. Thanks for your help.
Degree := degree(Error,stepsize); if (showorder) then: print(cat(`This stencil is of order `,Degree)); fi: if (showerror) then: print(cat(`This leading order term in the error is `,Error)); fi: convert(D[r$n](f)(vars) = stencil,diff);
I have a plot of a sinusoidal function(cos_phi) which changes with incrementing values of variable k. When this function goes above 1 or below -1 I would like to have the range of k for which it occurs outputed somehow. Would anybody know how to do this?
Dear all;
Please give me few minutes to correct the output of this procedure.Many thinks. We will solve the waves equations: diff(f(x,y,t),t$2)=c^2*( diff(f(x,y,t),x$2) +diff(f(x,y,t),y$2)); where (x,y,t) in [0,1]*[0,1]*[0,T] using finite difference. With Initial boundary conditions: [u(0,y,t)=u(1,y,t)=0], [u(x,0,t)=u(x,1,t)=0], [u(x,y,0)=f(x,y), diff(u(x,y,0),t)=g(x,y)]... The code is done and perfect but....The output of this procedure is Nothing. How can I plot the solution...f:=(x,y)->x*(x-1)*y*(y-1);g:=(x,y)->0;analytical_sol:=proc(dx,dy,dt,Tf)local Ft, Fx,Fy,x,y, c1,c2,c,j,k,i,u;Ft := floor(Tf/dt)+1;Fx := floor(1/dx)+1;Fy := floor(1/dy)+1;x:=[seq(0..1,dx)]:y:=[seq(0..1,dy)]:c1 := (c*dt/dx)^2; c2 := (c*dt/dy)^2;#Initial positionfor j from 1 to Fx do for k from 1 to Fy do u[j,k,1] := f(-dx + j*dx, -dy + k*dy) -dt*g(-dx+j*dx, -dy + k*dy); u[j,k,2] := f(-dx + j*dx, -dy +k*dy);end do;end do;# Boundary values j=1for i from 1 to Ft +1 do for k from 1 to Fy do u[1,k,i] := 0; end do; for k from 1 to Fy do u[Fx,k,i] := 0; end do; for j from 1 to Fx do u[j,1,i] := 0; end do; for j from 1 to Fx do u[j,Fy,i] := 0; end do;end do;for i from 3 to Ft + 1 do for j from 2 to Fx-1 do for k from 2 to Fy-1 dou[j, k, i] := 2*u[j,k,i-1] - u[j,k,i-2] + c1*(u[j+1,k,i-1]-2*u[j,k,i-1]+u[j-1,k,i-1]) + c2*(u[j,k+1,i-1] - 2*u[j, k, i-1] + u[j,k-1, i-1]);end do;end do;end do;return Matrix([seq([seq([seq(u[i,j,k],i=1..Fx)],j=1..Fy)],k=1..Ft)]):end proc:
## Try the testf:=(x, y) -> x (x - 1) y (y - 1)g:=(x, y) -> 0;analytical_sol(0.1,0.1,0.1,2);
Hi, i'm wondering if theres anything i can do printf and print and have the outputs on the same line. I want the string wihtout any quotations so i think i can only do printf to get this, but then i'm putting an entry out of an array after this. This is a small example out of my code, i would like the output to be all on one line:
The synchronising vector is (S[j-1]) The synchronising word is (X[j-1]) The length of the synchronising word is ...
if (sync=true) then printf("The Synchronising vector is"); print(S[j-1]); printf("The sychronising word is"); print(X[j-1]); printf("The length of the synchronising word is"); print(length(X[j-1]));else printf("There is no synchronising word"); end if;
At the moment its outputing each print on a new line.
Any help would be much appreciated, thanks.
Dear all
Please, I need you help, to make a simple procedure with two output. I try this simple code :
test:= proc(a,b)
local variable .....;
for i from 1 to 10 do
end do
retur fff;
return ggg;
end proc
Then I do : test(a,b) but I get only ggg and not fff
Any help please
I have some data:
Matrix(10, 2, {(1, 1) = 0, (1, 2) = 0, (2, 1) = .5, (2, 2) = 3.25, (3, 1) = 1.0, (3, 2) = 5.82, (4, 1) = 1.5, (4, 2) = 7.50, (5, 1) = 2.0, (5, 2) = 8.79, (6, 1) = 2.5, (6, 2) = 9.83, (7, 1) = 3.0, (7, 2) = 10.66, (8, 1) = 3.5, (8, 2) = 11.35, (9, 1) = 4.0, (9, 2) = 11.94, (10, 1) = 4.5, (10, 2) = 12.46})
I want Maple to make a trendline fitting a Logarithmic function. I can make it output some function with this:
LeastSquares(`<,>`(.5, 1.0, 1.5, 2.0, 2.5, 3.0, 3.5, 4.0, 4.5), `<,>`(3.25, 5.82, 7.50, 8.79, 9.83, 10.66, 11.35, 11.94, 12.46), x, curve = a+b*ln(x))
It outputs:
But please notice, the dataset in the function does not have the first 0 and 0. If i do that:
LeastSquares(`<,>`(0, .5, 1.0, 1.5, 2.0, 2.5, 3.0, 3.5, 4.0, 4.5), `<,>`(0, 3.25, 5.82, 7.50, 8.79, 9.83, 10.66, 11.35, 11.94, 12.46), x, curve = a+b*ln(x))
It outputs:
Error, (in Matrix) numeric exception: division by zero
Besides that, i need the R-squard value for determinating how well it fits.
If i do the same thing i Excel the data set will give a formular: 5.5464ln(x)-0.2175 with a R-sward value of 0.9985.
How can i do this i maple?
Thanks in Advance!
Emil Kristensen
Hallo guys,
I am newbie in Mapple, i could not solve the problem yet, here is my little function. I want to estimate beta with the Maximum Likelihood Estimation with Weibull:
> MaximumLikelihoodEstimate(Weibull(beta, eta), F1); F1 := Vector([1500, 1750, 2250, 4000, 4300, 5000, 7000]);print(`output redirected...`); # input placeholder[beta = HFloat(HFloat(undefined)), eta = HFloat(HFloat(undefined))
May someone help me why i just get HFloat(undefined) ?
Kind regards
Is it possible to display each element of a sequence on a new line?
The default behaviour, obviously, is to display each element on the same line separated by commas, and wrapping to a new line as required by screen space. This is somewhat unsightly when the elements of the sequence contain long equations or expressions, and impacts readability because the commas don't stand out as effective separators between elements.
For example:
B := b=2;
C := c=3;
b=2, c=3
Is there a way to display each element on a new line?
Is there another data type or a simple expression that could achieve this effect?
Is there a way of increasing the spacing between the maple input and output?
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Great location. Easy walk to many destinations in Dublin! Comfortable room, nice meal service, friendly staff.
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Everything was sufficient but not outstanding by any stretch. The breakfast was good and they were all quite friendly but don't rely on the book in your room to delineate all the services the hotel offers (it does not have a concierge to help with shipping or for tours, you get handed a used box or a brochure). Lanyon's Restaurant was not open for dinner, only breakfast. The internet didn't work with the wireless or the wired in our room (7408) but it did in the lobby! The service in the bar for dinner was scary, actually it reminded us of Fawlty Towers! It is a great location, easy to navigate to and fro and has lovely restaurants within walking distance such as O'Neill's Pub...great food, great prices.
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We did not want to go home!
I have just returned from a four day break in Dublin, Were we stayed at the Davenport hotel. We had a fantastic family break in Dublin with plenty of activities to fill our days. Going back to the hotel in the evenings was great, it was so quiet and relaxing. The evening meals in the hotel restruant were magnificent. The staff were efficient, friendly and not cheesy! My son who is seven was treated like a king.
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I recently stayed at the Davenport when on a shopping trip to Dublin.
It is very cenrally located, only a few minutes walk to the main shopping area. The staff were lovely, and couldnt have asked for better service. The room was well appointed with all conveniences, but THE BED LINEN!!! I was really dissapointed to find there was only a blanket over the top sheet, which in turn was covered by a heavy "spread". Too heavy to sleep with overnight, and of the type that is normally "turned down/taken off in good quality hotels. When I turned it back to fold and put on a chair, it was covered in stains, and obviously had not been washed/cleaned/changed in a long time! I wonder if Hotel owners, or Housekeepers will ever wake up to the fact that people DO NOT always put a towel underneath them when they sit on the bedcover when coming out of the shower etc etc....and that they should be cleaned on a regular basis. Overall, it was a very comfortable hotel, and a nice base for visiting Dublin.
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No complaints at all
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Booked this hotel for three nights in January as a Christmas present for my husband. I wanted to get a really nice hotel, and we were not disapointed. The rooms were large with a huge king-size bed, beautifully decorated and clean. The breakfast was excellent, with plenty of choices for the hungry and the healthy! Walk into Grafton street took only a few minutes. Would definately stay there again!
Davenport is awesome!
This place is a great hotel. Clean, very friendly staff. Excellent bar and food. If your lucky, you can get it for around 110 Euro/night. Next to Trinity College. About two good blocks to Grafton Street. A 10 minute walk (15 minute stumbe) to the Temple Bar. The underground station is only about 4 minutes walk, but with the central location of this place you are unlikely to need a ride. We arrived with a rental car and never took it out. Parking was valet and free!!! A car can be a major liablity in this city. It is better to walk everywhere. We did have slight problem with our ac in the room (it made noice), but we called down and were move immediately.
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My wife and I stayed at the Davenport on St. Patrick's day and had a wonderful time. The staff was extremely friendly and the room was spotless and spacious. We enjoyed sitting in the lobby bar, drinking Smithwicks and enjoying Irish fare while we met locals and other travelers. We are returning to Ireland in March and will definitely stay there again.
Well located for shopping and sightseeing
9/13/03 While the Davenport is well located for the Dublin tourist I was disappointed in the hotel. It lacks many of the amenities of a first class hotel including the missing doorman and minibar. The room was very average and lacked the special giveaways like fancy soaps and cotton balls and q-tips that the B&Bs we stayed at in the country provided. There were also some problems with our online reservation.
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Earlier this year, OneWorld Community Health Centers began a partnership with Community Alliance to address the comprehensive health care needs of persons battling mental illness. A clinic is open specifically for Community Alliance clients and the results have been remarkable. Watch this video to see how individuals are being impacted by having access to quality health care.
OneWorld Community Health Centers is ranked 9th in the country for clinical quality out of 1,202 Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHC). The rankings are the result of findings by the Uniform Data System (UDS), the core set of data used to review the operation and performance of community health centers. The UDS tracks a variety of information, including patient demographics, services provided, staffing, and quality of services.
OneWorld CEO Andrea Skolkin said, "OneWorld's exceptional ranking comes from increasing access to care and for screening vulnerable populations for chronic conditions such as tobacco use, immunizations, cholesterol and hypertension. These rankings prove what we have known all along. OneWorld provides only the highest level of care to all our patients, including those who are the most vulnerable. By increasing access to care, we are able to reach out to those who need us most."
OneWorld provides quality affordable health care and individuals are welcome with or without insurance, including Kids Connection, Medicaid and Medicare. OneWorld operates nine clinical locations in Omaha; including the clinic at the Historic Livestock Exchange Campus in South Omaha, OneWorld West on 120th and I Streets, Northwest Omaha near 90th and Fort Streets, Cass Family Medicine in Plattsmouth, Crossroads to Health and Recovery at Community Alliance, a mobile dental clinic and four school-based health centers at Bryan High School, Indian Hill, Spring Lake and Liberty elementary schools.
Established in 1970, OneWorld Community Health Centers, in partnership with the community, provides culturally respectful, quality health care with special attention to the underserved. OneWorld is a federally qualified health center (FQHC) and provides comprehensive primary health care, dental, mental health/substance abuse services, and affordable medications. For more information, visit us at www.oneworldomaha.org.
OneWorld Pharmacy's Hypertension Program was featured on KMTV September 3, 2014. This Program was developed in partnership with Douglas county health department. This demonstrates the impact that all of us can make with our patients each day.
Trancito (left) and Longfellow Marquez
Trancito has been married for 27 years and is the father of six children. A work related injury two years ago left Trancito unemployed, in pain and growing increasingly depressed. He realized he was under stress due to his physical problems and was losing his family.
Trancito turned to OneWorld and met Longfellow Marquez, a behavioral health therapist. "When I saw Trancito for the first time, he was hopeless and I wondered if he would get better," said Longfellow. "Longfellow is helping me think in a different way and I'm very thankful for the help," said Trancito. "After my accident I felt abandoned. I had no medication for my chronic pain and no money. I received my medication at a reduced price from the OneWorld pharmacy, and because of the resources of the clinic I'm receiving mental health services."
Longfellow no longer sees a hopeless man in Trancito since they began working together. "A few weeks ago he told me for the first time that he felt happy." As for Trancito, he is grateful to OneWorld and to Longfellow. "I didn't realize how much I was hurting my family before. Now I'm working on getting closer to them."
The Milagro Dinner and Silent Auction will be held Thursday, November 13 in the ballroom of the Historic Livestock Exchange Building, 4920 S. 30th Street. The event will honor members of the medical community who have helped further OneWorld's mission.
Our speaker is Peter Edelman, a Professor of Law at Georgetown Law Center. On the faculty since 1982, he has also served in all three branches of government. During President Clinton's first term he was Counselor to HHS Secretary Donna Shalala and then Assistant Secretary for Planning and Evaluation. Earlier in his career he was a Legislative Assistant to Senator Robert F. Kennedy and Issues Director for Senator Edward Kennedy's 1980 Presidential campaign. Mr. Edelman's latest book, So Rich, So Poor: Why It's So Hard to End Poverty in America, was published by The New Press in the spring of 2012.
Since opening in September 2013, 498 new parents have stopped by the Baby Boutique to "purchase" brand new items for their babies.
Funded by generous grants from the Senator Gwen Howard, Lozier Corporation, the March of Dimes, the Omaha Community Foundation, the Amy L. Scott Foundation and Woodmen of the World, the Boutique stocks diapers, wipes, outfits, onesies and many other baby necessities.
The Baby Boutique is open two days a week and staffed by volunteers from the Friends of OneWorld. Last year, OneWorld provided prenatal care to nearly 1,200 women.
The Baby Boutique encourages women to seek early and consistent prenatal care while providing baby essentials that many of our families cannot afford. For example, the average newborn needs seven to eight diaper changes per day. At approximately $30.00 for a box of 80 diapers, the cost can be staggering for a young family struggling to make ends meet.
OneWorld prenatal patients receive OneWorld "bucks" by attending prenatal care appointments. These "bucks" are redeemable in the Baby Boutique for new baby items.
On a recent visit, Ruth Vasquez stopped in with her son Evan. Ruth is expecting another boy in May. She enjoys the Baby Boutique experience and said, "It's a great motivation to make sure to come to appointments and classes, like Centering Pregnancy."
Gloria Amemou had her first baby, Jayden, on March 18, and had nine "baby bucks." She stocked up on diapers, wipes and bibs and said she was "very pleased with the selection. The clothes are super cute!"
Volunteering that day was Meredith Weitz, vice president of the Friends of OneWorld board. When asked why the Baby Boutique was important to her, she replied "I'm a mom of three and I know how challenging it is raising kids. This is such a great service for the patients. It encourages them to keep coming to their appointments and to take care of themselves and their babies." Meredith went on to explain why she volunteers her time to work in the Boutique, "It's fun to see people come in, anticipating their babies being born. This is a joyful time in their lives. It's a wonderful way to give back."
The OneWorld Back to School Bash is back and bigger than ever! The Back to School Bash is a family event for OneWorld patients to give them one last chance to celebrate before school begins again for the fall.
This year, events are being held at OneWorld West from 2-4pm on August 6, OneWorld Northwest from 2-4 pm on August 7 and the big celebration at OneWorld's Livestock Exchange Campus on 30th and L Streets from 11-2pm.
All of the events will feature crafts and booths, face painting, refreshments, a bounce house and a visit from Dora the Explorer.
The Back to School Bash is part of National Community Health Center Week, which is observed to showcase the important role that community health centers play in our communities.
For more information about the Back the School Bash, please contact Pam Monsky, 402-619-5302 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
When Tim Robinson retired at 62, his insurance coverage ended. Too young for Medicare, he paid out of pocket for routine medical visits.
"One day I was at another medical provider's office, and after the check up, the doctor asked me if I needed my flu shot, and I said sure. The bill for the shot was $150! That's when I started shopping around for another option."
Tim came to OneWorld's West Omaha clinic and saw Physician's Assistant Misty Swierczek. "It was a huge blessing to come in and pay $35 to see the PA. On my first visit, she discovered I had deep vein thrombosis (blood clot in the leg) and I had to go to the hospital. Now I'm on blood thinners and doing just fine."
When Tim started receiving Medicare, he stayed with OneWorld because he was so happy with the care. Tim is also diabetic and hadn't been keeping his blood sugar under control. "Misty connected me to a diabetic educator and nutritionist and I learned so much! I'm in the best control I've been in years!"
Karen McClelland, Tim's OneWorld diabetic educator, did some research and found that he qualified for a discount drug program. "That lifted a big burden off of me," said Tim. "Now I can afford my insulin."
Tim said that his motivation for taking control of his health comes from his family. "My grandfather died from diabetes at age 65, the same age I am now. I didn't get to know him and I really want my two grandkids to know me."
Diabetic educator Karen McClelland said, "Tim is definitely a man of action! He had the desire to improve his diabetes control so he took action, despite some challenges, to make it happen. Tim sees his provider, Misty Swierczek, for diabetes checkups regularly. He communicates with me weekly. He checks his blood sugar and takes his insulin/diabetes pill daily. He met with the dietitian to learn more about nutrition and monitors his food daily. Tim now has excellent diabetes control. His success is an inspiration to us all."
"I'm so grateful that the clinic exists," said Tim. "People have no idea the quality of care that's offered at OneWorld."
Thanks to everyone who participated to raise $11,493, surpassing our goal of $11,456, one dollar for every child we cared for in 2013!! We had 230 donors and every single one made a difference in the lives of our patients! Thank you again and congratulations to the Omaha Community Foundation and the people of Omaha for raising over $6.3 million for local non-profits!


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March 13, 2013 by Paul Guequierre
The National Association for Research & Therapy of Homosexuality, the leading anti-LGBT organization advocating for dangerous efforts that falsely attempt to change one's sexual orientation, had its tax exempt status revoked by the IRS for failure to fill out proper and routine tax forms.
HRC is hailing the move as another discrediting blow to NARTH, which has pioneered these abusive practices that have destroyed the lives of countless LGBT young people and adults for years.
"NARTH's work throughout the years has amounted to child abuse in every sense of the word," said HRC President Chad Griffin. "Sadly, some therapists have looked to this discredited organization for guidance on treating their most vulnerable patients and this has had drastic results. The IRS is just the latest organization to take a death blow at NARTH."
"I can say firsthand these types of practices are dangerous and discredited," said Ryan Kendall, a former NARTH patient. "As a survivor, I look forward to the day when they no longer exist. The revocation of NARTH's tax exempt status demonstrates that we are ever closer to that day."
NARTH co-founder Joseph Nicolosi has a long history of ugly and extreme anti-gay rhetoric. He has suggested that "gay activists" are attempting to normalize pedophilia and reportedly said that gays want to infect the population with AIDS. Nicolosi also has been accused of distorting other researchers' work to advance his discredited theories. In 2010, one of NARTH's leaders, psychologist George Rekers, was caught with a male escort by a reporter in Miami International Airport. Rekers, a practitioner of dangerous reparative therapy, had claimed to be an expert witness in same-sex adoption cases and in a 1998 case in which the Boy Scouts defended its ban on gay scouts before the District of Columbia Human Rights Commission.
Every major medical organization has come out against these practices—which include the use of shame, verbal abuse, and even aversion therapy—saying they pose serious health risks, including depression, guilt, helplessness, hopelessness, and social withdrawal. Those organizations include: the American Psychological Association, the American Psychiatric Association, the American School Counselor Association, the American Academy of Pediatrics, the American Medical Association, the National Association of Social Workers, the American Psychoanalytic Association, the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, and the Pan American Health Organization. Learn more at www.hrc.org/reparativetherapy.
Last year, California Gov. Jerry Brown signed SB 1172 into law, the first bill in the nation to ban dangerous practices designed to change a young person's sexual orientation or gender.
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The appointed agency will focus on Virgin's loyalty programme, Flying Club. The work will involve DM, digital content creation and social media.
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How's Chris Brown been feeling lately? A little stressed, evidently; on How I Feel, a one-off release leaked to the 'net last night via Vimeo, Drumma Boy serves up a pensive, piano-led beat as Breezy vents about the trials and tribulations of superstardom, even dropping a few allusions to his 2009 assault of then-girlfriend Rihanna. While it has yet to be determined whether this reflective jam will be appearing on the project, those feeling it should keep their browsers locked for all the latest on Chris Brown's Fortune LP, scheduled to hit record stores and online retailers May 7.
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