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Brazilian activist takes on the Pope
Timothy Kincaid
"Die Juden sind unser Unglück!"
This phrase, "The Jews are our Misfortune", attributed to nationalist German historian Heinrich von Treitschke, became a motto of Der Stürmer, a Nazi publication. But the seeds planted by von Treitshke, though planted in a fertile ground of existing anti-Semetic hostility, didn't bloom until long after his 1879 declaration (incidentally, three years after my German Jewish ancestors decided to find a new life in California).
Brazilian politician and activist Jean Wyllys sees parallels between von Treitscke's demonization of German Jews and the Pope's declaration that gay marriages threaten "the future of humanity itself": (Ocio Gay)
Benedicto XVI no puede continuar difundiendo el odio y el prejuicio contra los gays. No puede decir que nosotros, sólo por amar, sólo por reclamar que nuestro amor sea respetado y reconocido, somos "una amenaza". Por otra parte, porque ese tipo de frases tiene una historia. "¡Los judíos son nuestra desgracia!" ("Die Juden sind unser Unglück!"), dijo el historiador Heinrich von Treitschke, y esa desgraciada expresión, publicada en la revista alemana Der Sturmer y luego usada como lema por los nazis, terminó en lo que terminó. Los homosexuales también lo sabemos: nuestro destino en la Alemania nazi, donde Benedicto XVI pasó su juventud, era el mismo de los judíos, sólo que en vez de la estrella de David, lo que nos identificaba en los campos de concentración era el triángulo rosa. La tragedia del nazismo debería haber servido para aprender que el otro, el diferente, no es una amenaza, ni una desgracia, ni el enemigo. Y nosotros, los homosexuales, no amenazamos a nadie. Nuestro amor es tan bello y saludable como el de cualquiera. Y merecemos el mismo respeto y los mismos derechos que cualquiera.
De la misma manera que sucede ahora con el "matrimonio gay", el matrimonio entre blancos y negros —llamado, en la época, "matrimonio interracial"— ya fue considerado "antinatural y contrario a la ley de Dios" y una amenaza contra la civilización. En una sentencia de 1966, un tribunal de Virginia que convalidó su prohibición usó estas palabras: "Dios Todopoderoso creó a la razas blanca, negra, amarilla, malaya y roja y las colocó en continentes separados. El hecho de que Él las haya separado demuestra que Él no tenía la intención de que las razas se mezclaran". El matrimonio entre alemanes "de raza aria" y judíos también fue prohibido por Hitler. Hasta los evangélicos tuvieron el derecho al matrimonio negado en muchos países durante mucho tiempo, porque eran, también, una amenaza —para la Iglesia católica. Parece que algunos pastores no se acuerdan, pero fue así.
Google translation:
Benedict can not continue spreading hatred and prejudice against gays. You can not say that we only love, only to claim that our love is respected and recognized, are "a threat." Moreover, because such words have a history. "The Jews are our misfortune!" ("Die Juden sind unser Unglück!"), The historian Heinrich von Treitschke, and that unfortunate expression, published in the German magazine Der Sturmer and then used as a slogan by the Nazis, ended in it ended. Homosexuals know: our fate in Nazi Germany, where Benedict XVI spent his youth, was the same as the Jews, only instead of the Star of David, which we identified in the concentration camps was the pink triangle . The tragedy of Nazism should have served to learn than the other, the different, not a threat, not a misfortune, not the enemy. And we, the homosexuals, not threaten anyone. Our love is so beautiful and healthy as anyone. And we deserve the same respect and rights as anyone else.
In the same way as happens now with the "gay marriage", marriage between whites and blacks, called at the time, "interracial marriage" – and was considered "unnatural and contrary to the law of God" and a threat civilization. In a 1966 ruling of a court in Virginia upheld its ban used these words: "Almighty God created the races white, black, yellow, malay and red and placed them on separate continents. The fact that he has separated the shows that he did not intend for the races to mix. " The marriage of German "Aryan race" and was also banned Jews from Hitler. Even the evangelicals were denied the right to marriage in many countries for a long time, they were also a threat, the Catholic Church. It seems that some pastors do not remember, but it was so.
Tags: Brazil, Nazi Analogies, Pope Benedict XVI
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Nazi's get blamed for the darndest things
Godwin's rule says ""As an online discussion grows longer, the probability of a comparison involving Nazis or Hitler approaches 1." Well, it appears that Godwin's Law applies to political rhetoric offline as well.
Take for example this very creative take on history from Glen Urquhart, a Republican congressional candidate in Delaware. Mr. Urquhart appears to be explaining why it is that he supports a theocracy.
https://youtube.com/watch?v=0kh4xhem8tM%26%23038%3Bhl%3Den_US%26%23038%3Bfs%3D1%26%23038%3B%22%3E%3C
Urquhart: Do you know where this phrase, "Separation of church and state" comes from? Anybody know?
Unidentified man: I do
I know. But I'm the history teacher.
It was a letter.
Urquhart: Actually, that's exactly not in Jefferson's letter to Dansbury Baptist. He was reassuring them that our government wouldn't transform their religion.
The exact phrase, "Separation of Church and State" came out of Adolph Hitler's mouth. That's where it comes from.
Next time your liberal friends talk about the separation of church and state, ask them why they're Nazis.
Perhaps Urquhart should have listened more closely to the history teacher and less to the AFA's Bryan Fischer. On January 1, 1802, Thomas Jefferson wrote a letter to Danbury Baptist Association in which he included the following now-famous phrase:
I contemplate with sovereign reverence that act of the whole American people which declared that their legislature should "make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof," thus building a wall of separation between Church & State.
And I'm pretty sure that Thomas Jefferson was not a Nazi.
Tags: Bryan Fischer, Delaware, Nazi Analogies
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LaBarbera Award: Rabbi Nachum Shifren
Jim Burroway
We've been predicting that somebody, somewhere would compare the peaceful, First Amendment-protected protests against the passage of California's Proposition 8 to the Nazis and the Holocaust. Well, here it is:
We are dealing with the equivalent of a moral takeover of the country that has as its bedrock a belief in G-d and His promise for humanity. They don't want civil rights! What they desire is quasi Gay/Lesbian hegemony, where a huge "bookburning," reminiscent of the Nazis, will purge any remnants of the "Christian, White, mainstream America" that has given ALL AMERICANS the most profound scope of freedom, liberty, and justice that Mankind has yet to experience.
People have perhaps wondered: why the Mormons? Answer: they are a small, yet vocal Christian minority. They have been selected by the mobs as vulnerable, a group that might not have such massive support among America's Christians.
We who are friends of the Mormons, their patriotism, their family values, will not falter in our continued support of these dear Americans. Let us recall the Christian minister Niemoller, whose admonition during those dark years of Nazi Germany moved us to our core:
"When they came for the gypsies, I said nothing, because I wasn't a gypsy. When they came for the homosexuals, I said nothing, because I wasn't a homosexual. When they came for the Jews, I said nothing, because I wasn't a Jew. Then they came for the Catholics, and I said nothing, because I wasn't a Catholic……then they came for me, and there was no one left to defend me."
That was penned by Rabbi Nachum Shifren in a piece he titled "We are all Mormons." Jeremy Hooper was especially puzzled by Rabbi Shifren's recognition in the last quoted paragraph that gays have, in fact, been persecuted:
But the really interesting thing for us? That Niemöller poem that Rabbi Shifren quotes did not, in its original form, even mention gays, yet here he has made a point of including homosexuals as one of the persecuted groups. Does he not see anything odd about that? Here he is going ballistic about the "immoral" gays and their "licentiousness," yet he fully admits they have been (/still are) a persecuted minority? It just seems odd.
Very odd indeed. And it's that strangeness which makes Rabbi Shifren a perfect candidate for the LaBarbera Award.
[Hat tip: Good As You]
Tags: LaBarbera Award, Nachum Shifren, Nazi Analogies
When You've Run Out Of Rational Arguments…
… there's always the Nazis to fall back on. This come from Randy Thomasson's Campaign for Children and Families, who are calling for California's County Clerks to violate the state's recent Supreme Court ruling:
Ask your county clerk if they were a Nazi officer during WWII and had been ordered to gas the Jews, would they? At the Nuremberg trials, they would have been convicted of murder for following this immoral order.
Randy Thomasson is closely associated with the hate group Watchmen On the Walls. Founded by Scott Lively, Kenneth Hutcherson, Vlad Kusakin, and Alexei Ledyaev, members of the Watchmen have justified violence against LGBT people.
Thomasson is no stranger to false allegories like this one with the Nazis. He told a Watchmen gathering in Sacramento last fall that California's laws protecting LGBT kids from bullying was tantamount to "moral rape."
Update: Jeremy Hooper has now noticed that Thomasson has done some "cleansing" on his web site.
Tags: Marriage, Nazi Analogies, Randy Thomasson, Watchmen On The Walls
The Watchmen In Riga, Part 3: The "Secrets" Of Homosexuality
(This series on the Watchmen On the Walls conference in Riga, Latvia held Nov. 14-18 is based on the videos posted on the New Generation web site. Translations from Russian were generously provided by Ruslan Porshnev of the Russian LGBT web site Anti-Dogma.)
Last week, we devoted extensive coverage of the Watchmen On the Wall's five-day conference in Riga in Part 1 and Part 2 of this series, and yet with all that we've barely covered the first day and a half of the conference. Much of those first sessions were devoted to promoting a doom-and-gloom scenario of a world besieged by "the homosexual movement." While I intend to pick up the pace and wrap things up more quickly than I started, I want to be sure that you are able to thoroughly understand what these mostly American anti-gay extremists are telling the rest of the world.
And if you think that what I presented so far covers just about every ugly word that can be said about homosexuality, you're tragically mistaken because there was another set of themes that were explored on Friday morning that I found to be shocking. I left you last week with Alexey Ledyeav's prayer which went, "In the name of Jesus I curse this phenomenon! I curse the root of this movement! In the name of Jesus I curse the culture of death and say to it: DRY OUT!… " Now I want to share with you two talks which immediately preceded that prayer.
It all began when Scott Lively returned to the stage on Friday morning (November 16), this time promising a "university course on the things the homosexual movement does not want you to know." And I have to say that this has to be the most amazing anti-gay talk I have ever heard — and remember, I sat through the Family Impact Summit in Florida last September. But nothing I heard there prepared me for Lively's talk that morning. I don't have the powers of written expression to fully convey how strange his talk was. That's why I strongly encourage you to watch the video yourself. (Unfortunately, Lively doesn't begin speaking until the 19:30 mark, but you can listen to Russian contemporary Christian music while you're waiting.)
But I understand that not everyone can sit still for an hour-long anti-gay speech. So I'll do the best I can with the highlights. Lively began his talk on the "secrets" of the homosexual movement this way:
"The first thing that the homosexuality community doesn't want you to know, number one, most homosexuals do not want to be homosexual. Homosexuality is a disorder inside of you. It's when you have an attraction, a sexual attraction, towards someone of the same gender. Every person that begins to feel this attraction towards someone of the same gender knows that it's wrong, because they live in a world where they see what is normal and they can compare the way they feel with what everyone else does.
Lively explained that lots of teens experience same sex attractions during puberty, but most of them pass through this "phase" and the feelings go away. But for some, it's becomes more than a phase:
But for some people, for different reasons, they don't overcome it. But all of them know that it's wrong, and almost all of them feel ashamed and they don't want to have this. And so they begin to struggle against it. Inside themselves they struggle against the feelings. … But it's also very difficult to overcome. And so what happens is they struggle and they struggle and they struggle against the feelings. And they fail and they fail and they fail and they fail. And then after a while, they give up struggling because its too hard to keep struggling against something that they can't defeat. So they give in to the feelings.
This is the secret to why the homosexual movement is so aggressive about making society accept them. Because they're living a lie about who they are. Their acceptance of a gay identity is an admission of failure. And so psychologically they turn it around. Because they feel so much shame, they create "gay pride." And they insist that they're full of pride about who they are. And it's just a gigantic self-delusion. It's a psychological self-defense mechanism. And it makes these people social activists. But that's the first secret: most homosexuals do no want to be homosexual.
Lively's explanation of the first "secret" is barely coherent. He doesn't cite a single study, nor does he provide one scintilla of evidence — not even anecdotal evidence — that gays and lesbians who have come to terms with their sexuality "do not want to be homosexual." Instead, he simply provides this explanation as though it were established fact. It's a surprising "secret," one which, I have to say, I have never heard in my nearly forty-seven years. It must be quite a secret indeed, one that even I am not privy to.
I really have no idea whatsoever where he could have gotten such an idea — unless the only gays and lesbians he's ever met were members of ex-gay ministries. (He does mention ex-gays towards the end of this talk.) By definition, they don't want to be gay. Is that where he got such a preposterous idea about gays and lesbians as a whole? If that's the case, ex-gays would represent a rather unique echo-chamber which no reasonably intelligent person would mistake for being representative of gays and lesbians broadly. I suspect that most ex-gays would agree with me on that point at least. And so we're left wondering where he could have discovered such a strange secret.
Lively continues:
The second secret of the gay movement has to do with the word "hatred." Now, anyone who has stood up against homosexuality has been called a homophobe. … [T]here are two reasons for this, and many people know about the first reason. The first reason that they do this is to silence us. And that's a kind of obvious thing.
But the second and more important thing is a secret. The homosexual leaders, the leaders of the homosexual movement, they are the ones who push this. Not the average homosexual. Of course many of them fall into using it as a tactic. But this aggressive accusation of hatred is coming from the homosexual leaders because they need to keep the other homosexuals inside of the gay community.
Remember, most homosexuals do not want to be homosexual. And if they really believed that there was a way to overcome their homosexuality, many of them would leave the gay community. And the people who have the real hope for change, the ones who have the ability to overcome their sins and their compulsiveness are the Christians. We're the ones who have the power to help them. But the gay leaders can not let them know that. And so they have to keep calling us hateful bigots and they have to keep all of these gay people inside of their control. And they do this by making them afraid of us.
Here, Lively ascribes a degree of power wielded by "homosexual leaders" that few actual gay rights leaders would ever dream of. Lively says that the only reason most of us remain gay is because it's the gay rights leaders are able to exercise some sort of mind control to make us afraid of Christians.
Did you get that? It's the gay rights leaders who make the rest of us fearful. Not pastors who pray for curses. Not people who describe gays and lesbians as followers of the father if lies" or who write revisionist "history" books which claims that gays were responsible for Nazism and the holocaust. Not people who say that gays are subjecting children to "moral rape," and who equate fair treatment in schools to the Nazi's throwing children into the holocaust furnaces. And not people who lie about the gay-bashing death of Santender Singh..
No, it's gay rights leaders who make gays and lesbians afraid of Lively's brand of Christianity, according to Lively anyway.
Lively continued with secret number three:
The third secret of homosexuality has to do with this idea that homosexuals are born that way. Homosexuals are not born gay. God does not create people to have no choice in a behavior that he condemns. But it's not the same kind of choice as choosing to become a carpenter or a journalist. Like I said, most homosexuals don't want to have those feelings. But all sex is voluntary, except for rape. And so if a homosexual is living an active homosexual lifestyle, he is making a choice every single day.
Here, Lively plays a slight of hand, conflating behavior with orientation. It's true that no behavior is compelled by circumstances of birth. And it is true that all consensual acts, including sex, are voluntary. But by confusing behavior with orientation, he performs a rhetorical trick which dismisses the very essence of what it means to be gay.
But having done that, it's somewhat surprising that he goes back to cover the ground he skipped when he began revealing his thirds "secret": Why are gay people gay? And here's the thing that's really fascinating.
I've been critical of anti-gay activists who claim that homosexuality is strictly the result of childhood experiences. I've also been critical of pro-gay activists who claim that science has proved that homosexuality is strictly biological in origin for all gays and lesbians. The fact is, neither extreme position has been proven to be true, and neither extreme position is likely to be true for all gays and lesbians.
But one thing that cannot be denied: Both sides are keenly interested in proving that their understanding of the origins of homosexuality is correct because they believe their framework bolsters their cause. And both sides eagerly tout every scientific finding that supports their beliefs while pretending the other findings don't exist. Right?
Well, no. Lively has detected a different conspiracy. Hence the secret:
The real secret is that the gay movement does not want to find the cause of homosexuality. You understand what I'm saying? The gay movement does not want to find the cause. Why? Because the day that science finds the cause is the day that begins the race for the cure. Amen?
Think about it. If science were to come forward and say, "it is this gene," then all of the secular people who don't have any moral values, they would begin using the science, the gene selecting science that already exists to abort the children who have that gene. And the scientific community would be looking for a way to be able to prevent that gene from influencing the children. So whatever turns out to be the cause provides a place to begin searching for the cure.
And the gay leaders cannot allow this because they're the ones who are so, … they're insane, in their minds, because they are so deeply entrenched in this gay identify, they cannot leave it. They're like the worst of the worst of the heroin addicts.
Here, at the mention of the word "addict," Lively begins to turn toward the framework often employed by many leaders of the ex-gay movement by characterizing homosexuality as an addiction:
The most powerful addiction of all is sexual because we're actually created to be sexual. Nobody's created to be an alcoholic. When you give up alcohol, there's nothing in your body that requires alcohol. But every body, male and female, is designed for sex. And the most powerful drug in all the universe is a human orgasm. It's a human orgasm. Because when you have that sexual experience, it floods you brain with the same addictive chemicals that you get when you're an addict. It's like the ultimate pleasurable drug.
Now if you're a young person and you're experiencing same sex attraction, and someone comes along to you that's an older homosexual and invites you to participate in a homosexual act, if you enter into that homosexual act and your first orgasm as a human being is the result of homosexual behavior, you can be locked in to an addiction that will last your whole life.
This strange theory is one which some anti-gay activists promote to explain how children and young adults are "recruited" into homosexuality. It's this idea that some parts of our bodies are designed for sexual pleasure, and if our first experiences of that pleasure is associated with homosexual behavior, then presto! — we become gay due to some kind of Pavlovian conditioning. Some in the ex-gay movement offer similar theories of recruitment based on sexual molestation. I heard Christine Sneeringer of the Ft. Lauderdale ex-gay ministry Worthy Creations offer this explanation at last September's Family Impact Summit in Tampa.
Lively ended his talk on an "ex-gay" who was dying of AIDS. The Livelys brought "Sonny" into their home and took care of him, and "Sonny" returned the favor by sharing these "secrets" with them before he died — which may partly explain the bizarreness of some of Lively's "secrets." Yet Lively used this story to build credibility for his "secrets" — after all, he got them from a pitiful former homosexual himself:
Sonny does not deserve our hate. He deserves our pity. And that's who most of these people are. These are people who have become enslaved to a satanically inspired addiction. But their lives become so much defined by their perversion that they feel completely cut off form anyone else in the world. For these people the only hope is Jesus Christ and we are the only people that can bring them that message.
But the gay movement tells them that we hate them, we want to kill them and hurt them, and so they are afraid to talk to us. And so that's another major secret. And you should take these secrets and use them to your advantage.
Lively said that there were more secrets, but he ran out of time and so "they're going to have to wait for the next lecture." That next lecture was given by George Neverov, a Sacramento resident who spoke on "Homosexuality Unmasked." And just when it seemed that nothing could be more outrageous than Lively's talk, Neverov began his talk this way:
…[The USA] has a terrible secret and this country is afraid to reveal it. It caught a horrible virus on which I'd like to talk with you. This virus has a damaging impact. It aims to destroy the family and it's name is homosexual culture.
To illustrate what that virus is, Neverov began reading from an essay that was originally titled "Gay Revolutionary" (anti-gay extremists have dubbed it "The Gay Manifesto"), a satire that was written in 1987 by "Michael Swift" and published in the Gay Community News, a radical Boston-based newspaper that went out of business in 1992. The more extreme elements of the anti-gay movement like to quote from this fictional call to arms as though it were a real manifesto. This essay performs a very similar function in anti-gay circles that The Protocols of the Elders Of Zion once served among anti-Semites: To stir passions and outrage against a hated minority.
You've heard quotations from the so-called "Gay Manifesto" before, but it was probably very new and horrifying to that audience in Riga, as it is to many audiences in America. Neverov read along as a Russian translation of the text appeared on a giant multimedia screen behind him:
"We shall sodomize your sons, emblems of your feeble masculinity, of your shallow dreams and vulgar lies. We shall seduce them in your schools, in your dormitories, in your gymnasiums, …"
And on it goes. Anti-gay extremists love reading this aloud to shocked audiences. But when they do, they invariably omit the preface. Neverov omitted it as well:
This essay is an outré, madness, a tragic, cruel fantasy, an eruption of inner rage, on how the oppressed desperately dream of being the oppressor.
That's right. It's a work of fiction, a satire — and the author said so when it originally appeared in the Gay Community News way back in 1987. In fact, the anonymous writer used the pseudonym "Michael Swift," which is an obvious tip of the hat to the English language's most famous satirist, Jonathan Swift. But whether Neverov or any of the other Watchmen are aware of this for not, the Latvian audience is almost certain to be uninformed of the nature of this so-called "manifesto." And so Neverov points to this fictional essay and tells his audience, "You and me — all of us are 'hetero swine' — and they tell us to tremble." And then he reflects on what the supposed manifesto means for all of us:
I believe that outside the family, outside God's design, a man gets into a psychological state where his soul is like a bucket without a bottom. No matter how much you pour into it, it's impossible to achieve happiness, and that's exactly the psychological state of homosexualists today.
This is often the reason why they are reaching for marriages. They just can't get enough self-satisfaction. Their heart is on fire like in hell; they cannot satisfy themselves, so they want to sodomize the whole world — to have a broader choice for partners.
The rest of his talk continues along similarly alarmist lines as he focused on AIDS and other sexually transmitted diseases, complete with grotesque graphics on the multimedia screen:
This is a culture of death! But I won't ever name homosexuality a culture. In all my publications you will see the word "culture" in quotes. Homosexuality does not have a culture: it's immoral, and immoral means uncultured! And it destroys the human soul, emotions, healthy families! As we read in the manifesto, homosexuality aims to turn healthy families into hospital beds. That's why this information is important to you! Your future depends on what you do with this information!
Neverov then goes though a long recitation (and butchering) of statistics and medical information about AIDS, some of it culled from such Cameronesque sources as LifeSite. Then Neverov closed his talk by issuing a stirring manifesto of his own:
Today those 3% of the population have dictated to my governor of California what they will teach my kids and it's very funny and disgusting, but on the other hand they do not have any rights to my kids! They do not have any rights to kids at all because they cannot birth children and we will not give them ours kids! And if you are listening to this information through the Internet – I WON'T GIVE MY KIDS TO YOU!!!
Listen, my dear — I am now speaking to the Church! You are still standing on your knees and praying and telling me that I need to leave Sacramento!!! You tell us to leave this struggle for good! I will not leave it because those are bloody figures, they are written in blood.
And that's when Alexey Ledyaev took the stage and offered his prayer for the morning.
(Thanks to Ruslan Porshnev of the Russian LGBT web site Anti-Dogma, for generously providing the English translations of the Russian speakers at the conference. You can read more about his work here.)
The Watchmen In Riga, Part 1: "Become A Missionary To America"
The Watchmen In Riga, Part 2: From Babylon To Jerusalem
The Watchmen In Riga, Interlude: A Pastor's Prayer
The Watchmen In Riga, Part 4: "A Militant Army Marching Against Evil"
Tags: Alexey Ledyaev, George Neverov, Homosexual Agenda, Latvia, Michael Swift, Nazi Analogies, Scott Lively, Watchmen On The Walls
By mid-morning of the first full day (November 15) of the Watchmen On the Walls conference in Riga, Latvia, the audience experienced quite a few mood changes. The night before, they saw Pastor Alexey Ledyaev's open the conference with a call to arms, followed by a much cooler talk by American author Scott Lively the following morning. But while Lively's tone was a bit calmer than Ledyaev's, his rhetoric was no less aggressive as he described gays and lesbians as followers of the "father of lies" while repeating the oft-repeated phrase heard throughout the conference, "this is a war."
And war it was, at least rhetorically. And there's a rhetorical holocaust going on — at least according to the man who took the podium after Lively's talk that morning.
Vlad Kusakin is a Russian-speaking immigrant and Sacramento resident. He's the owner of the Speaker Media Group which publishes a Russian-language newspaper in Sacramento and San Francisco, and he appears on Russian-language talk radio in the Sacramento area. Kusakin is also one of the Watchmen founders.
Kusakin regaled the Riga audience with his account of all of the horrible things that were about to befall Californians since Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger signed SB 777 into law. That law simply adds non-discrimination protections to students based on sexual orientation, gender identity and expression, and disability. But Kusakin's reading of the law is much bleaker:
Many advocates in California have already expressed their views on this, and one of the comments by our partner, Randy Thomasson [of the Campaign for Children and Families — ed.], is as follows: "Arnold Schwarzenegger has let Californian kids into the arms of the aggressors, and now in Californian schools during lessons there will be a real moral rape of all students from kindergarten (5 year olds) to 12th graders of high school".
I also commented on this situation the same way. I made a statement and I confirm it now: "More than 60 years ago someone gave an order in the Nazi's camps to burn the kids in the furnaces. More than 60 years have passed since then, and Arnold Schwarzenegger, by his signature, opened the same furnaces in all of the public schools in California in order to burn and exterminate our kids."
I am sure it looks exactly like this, and it is precisely extermination — complete moral extermination.
Kusakin then went on with more of his reaction to SB 777, where he apparently reaches a point of helpless desperation:
I was speechless and couldn't think. I could not digest this information. I could not accept or believe that it's real. I prayed and fasted and God gave me a message which I'd like to share with you today. I'm tired of living as being defeated. And I want to know, why are we always losing in California? When your pastor [Ledyaev] came to Sacramento, I asked him the same question: why are we losing and you are winning?
… I wanted to know the answer: why are we losing? Why are we just reacting? Oh my God, they signed Bill 777, what do we do now? Make a protest? Do a signature drive? We should do something! It gets scary! And we are rushing from one corner to another while the devil is demonically laughing at us and the homosexuals, who think we are worthless, spit on us.
One thing that is clear in reviewing the videos from the Watchmen conference is that many of the speakers are behaving as though they are in a desperate siege. In fact, the very name of the Watchmen On the Walls refers to the Old Testament story from Nehemiah, in which watchmen were placed on the newly restored walls of a ruined Jerusalem following the Babylonian exile during the 6th century, BCE. Those watchmen were to keep a lookout against the many powerful enemies which sought to prevent Jerusalem's restoration.
If the modern-day Watchmen's rhetoric tells us anything, it is that they appear to see themselves as standing amongst the ruins of a latter-day Jerusalem while surrounded by diabolical enemies on all sides. And as with men described by Nehemiah, the Watchmen see themselves as men of action. Kusakin concluded by noting that a long term strategy is needed, and he held the example of California, the modern-day Babylon, as a warning:
Above all of God's grace, I see the fact of my personal defeat, the defeat of my church, the defeat of Christianity in the land where I live, and I do not agree with this. And I want things to change.
And God spoke to me from this point of view; I am absolutely happy now with his answer. I am tired of being a man who is only reacting. I want to be a man who does something — and not just something, but something he knows and understands. I am not against protests, I am not against letters to the governor, I am not against public events, but now I know one thing. All that should be only a part of a thorough strategy for 30-50 years.
If the Church doesn't have this strategy, any victories we might have today in Latvia, the Church will lose if it doesn't have a strategy. If you stood firmly on your positions this year and last year and formed a particular attitude in society, and if there's no correct strategy for 30, 50, 100 years ahead, we will lose here in Latvia just like we are losing in the USA.
If Kusakin's warning about the dangers of homosexuality sounded dire, those worries were compounded that afternoon when Don Feder took the stage. Feder is the author of Who's Afraid of the Religious Right? To give you an idea of what this man is about, he describes himself this way on his web site:
I'm to the right of [Ariel] Sharon on Zionism, to the right of Pat Buchanan on immigration and Americanism, to the right of Mother Angelica on abortion, to the right of Chuck Heston on Second-Amendment rights, and generally make the legendary Atilla look like a limousine liberal.
If any of this appeals to you, read on. If not, look elsewhere.
At least he has a sense of humor about himself, although none of that humor was on display at Riga. Instead, he gave a talk on what he calls the "demographic winter," which he began by showing a trailer of a forthcoming documentary by the same name. According to Feder, declining birth rates threaten the very future of Western civilization. In fact, Don Feder called this the "most pressing crisis confronting the human race":
It's not global warming, it's not terrorism, it's not AIDS — it's not enough children. Too few people are having children today. Population decline is very much a reality.
If that sounds like fiction, it is. In fact, Feder encouraged his audience to read the novel The Children of Men, by P.D. James to understand what he believes the future looks like. In James' book, the world was struck with a world-wide infertility crisis, and no children had been born for the past twenty-five years. As Feder described James' book, the world would no longer have baptisms or children playing, and adults would have mass suicides for the elderly and people would loose interest in sex because "sex no longer has an ultimate meaning." He then spent several minutes dwelling on this book while claiming that life is imitating this particular science fiction, "but it's happening so gradually that only a few people can see it." Feder, however, is one of those few.
Feder's talk was an often contradictory mishmash of half-baked economic and xenophobic theories. Immigrants are having more children than native-born Europeans, and this, Don Feder believes, is the genesis of a non-Christian takeover of Europe. The culprits of this generational suicide include birth control, abortion, later marriages because women are staying in school, Hollywood (which doesn't portray large families but promotes a "live for a moment ethic"), cohabitation, and homosexual marriage ("the one union that can't possible produce children!").
So now it's mid-afternoon, and the audience had already by this time heard Scott Lively's account of the battle between the followers of "The God of Truth" against those who follow the "Father Of Lies." And they heard Vlad Kusakin bemoan the fact that in America at least, his side is losing. Feder reinforced that message with his dark predictions for the collapse of Western Civilization due to its inability to have large families.
But the Watchmen aren't all about complaining and moaning, not by a long shot. As Kusakin said, they are also about action. We'll investigate some of what that action looks like later.
Tags: California, Don Feder, Latvia, Nazi Analogies, Sacramento CA, Vlad Kusakin, Watchmen On The Walls
The Watchmen: Protections for LGBT Youth Worse Than Holocaust Furnaces
Earlier this week, California governor Arnold Schwarzenegger signed several pieces of legislation which improves the rights of LGBT residents of that state. Much of that legislation is designed to protect students from harassment and bullying in public schools by making sure teachers and school administrators fully understand their responsibilities to protect youth.
These protections for LGBT youth have generated howls of protest among leading anti-gay activists. Not the least of them are the Watchmen On the Walls, an emerging international anti-gay extremist group we've been monitoring recently. The Watchmen will be meeting in Lynnewood, Washington this weekend. We've already offered a preview of some of the virulent, hate-inducing rhetoric emanating from that group from a Watchmen conference held last August in Novosibirsk.
Another glimpse into what we might find at the upcoming confab can be found in last weekend's Watchmen gathering in Sacramento to protest the governor's latest moves. For example, Randy Thomasson of the Campaign for Children and Families spoke at that Watchmen meeting and said that the new laws in California will leave children "morally raped" in the classroom. And then there's this, from a translation of the Watchmen's Russian-language web site:
Vlad Kusakin, human rights activist and owner of "The Speaker" media holding company, told the audience: "Now it's time to rescue our children from the public schools as from a hellish furnace. Just like one who would prescribe the burning of kids in the Nazi's concentration camps furnaces, now 65 years later Arnold Schwarzenegger opened furnaces which are even worse for our children by his signature. Pray and fast for the kids and families of California and take your kids out of public schools".
We earlier reported on Scott Lively's influence in the Slavic-American evangelical community. That influence comes mainly from his book, The Pink Swastika, where he blames gay people as being behind the formation of the Nazi Party and carrying out the Holocaust. This theory has been readily accepted among a population who suffered mightily at the hands of the Nazis during World War II. You can see this reflected in Kusakin's remarks.
Lively, who with Seattle-area pastor Kenneth Hutcherson, and Riga, Latvia megachurch pastor Alexey Ledyaev, founded the Watchmen. Lively also spoke in Sacramento. Again, according to the Russian language web site:
Scott Lively, human rights activist, historian and lawyer, stated that "in American legislatures there are ways to pass, as well as to repeal, any law. Therefore, the only thing we're lacking in the struggle for Judeo-Christian morality is the unity of the churches and the courage of clergy. Let's put away our denominational ambitions and unite our prayers and efforts for the sake of rescuing the civilization."
George Neverov cited statistics on deaths and diseases among homosexuals, and he also demonstrated that 3% of population is dictating the moral principles of life for the rest of overwhelming majority: "For how long shall we cowardly bend before a morality that is alien to us? For how long shall we swallow all that loathsome stuff that is imposed on us by immoral law-makers and minorities? When, O Church, will you raise in prayer and spiritual battle over the land that is entrusted to you?"
Ken Hutchison dismissed objections to the Watchmen's violent rhetoric, telling The Seattle Times: "You're going to have extremists on any aspect on any teaching." But these extremists aren't just some fringe part of the Watchmen movement. Lively and Kusakin, along with Hutcherson, are among the most prominent U.S.-based leaders. In the Watchmen world, these guys don't represent the extremes; they're at the very the core of the movement.
The SPLC's Casey Sanchez reported that the Watchmen "routinely deliver hateful screeds on the airwaves and from the pulpit in their native tongue that, were they delivered in English, would be a source of nationwide controversy." Maybe it's time we learned a little Russian.
Thanks to Ruslan Porshnev for his help with the translations.
Tags: California, George Neverov, Ken Hutcherson, Nazi Analogies, Non-discrimination, Randy Thomasson, Sacramento CA, Scott Lively, Vlad Kusakin, Watchmen On The Walls
What Are Little Boys Made Of?
In this original BTB Investigation, we unveil the tragic story of Kirk Murphy, a four-year-old boy who was treated for "cross-gender disturbance" in 1970 by a young grad student by the name of George Rekers. This story is a stark reminder that there are severe and damaging consequences when therapists try to ensure that boys will be boys.
Slouching Towards Kampala: Uganda's Deadly Embrace of Hate
When we first reported on three American anti-gay activists traveling to Kampala for a three-day conference, we had no idea that it would be the first report of a long string of events leading to a proposal to institute the death penalty for LGBT people. But that is exactly what happened. In this report, we review our collection of more than 500 posts to tell the story of one nation's embrace of hatred toward gay people. This report will be updated continuously as events continue to unfold. Check here for the latest updates.
Paul Cameron's World
In 2005, the Southern Poverty Law Center wrote that "[Paul] Cameron's 'science' echoes Nazi Germany." What the SPLC didn"t know was Cameron doesn't just "echo" Nazi Germany. He quoted extensively from one of the Final Solution's architects. This puts his fascination with quarantines, mandatory tattoos, and extermination being a "plausible idea" in a whole new and deeply disturbing light.
From the Inside: Focus on the Family's "Love Won Out"
On February 10, I attended an all-day "Love Won Out" ex-gay conference in Phoenix, put on by Focus on the Family and Exodus International. In this series of reports, I talk about what I learned there: the people who go to these conferences, the things that they hear, and what this all means for them, their families and for the rest of us.
Prologue: Why I Went To "Love Won Out"
Part 1: What's Love Got To Do With It?
Part 2: Parents Struggle With "No Exceptions"
Part 3: A Whole New Dialect
Part 4: It Depends On How The Meaning of the Word "Change" Changes
Part 5: A Candid Explanation For "Change"
The Heterosexual Agenda: Exposing The Myths
At last, the truth can now be told.
Using the same research methods employed by most anti-gay political pressure groups, we examine the statistics and the case studies that dispel many of the myths about heterosexuality. Download your copy today!
And don't miss our companion report, How To Write An Anti-Gay Tract In Fifteen Easy Steps.
Testing The Premise: Are Gays A Threat To Our Children?
Anti-gay activists often charge that gay men and women pose a threat to children. In this report, we explore the supposed connection between homosexuality and child sexual abuse, the conclusions reached by the most knowledgeable professionals in the field, and how anti-gay activists continue to ignore their findings. This has tremendous consequences, not just for gay men and women, but more importantly for the safety of all our children.
Straight From The Source: What the "Dutch Study" Really Says About Gay Couples
Anti-gay activists often cite the "Dutch Study" to claim that gay unions last only about 1½ years and that the these men have an average of eight additional partners per year outside of their steady relationship. In this report, we will take you step by step into the study to see whether the claims are true.
The FRC's Briefs Are Showing
Tony Perkins' Family Research Council submitted an Amicus Brief to the Maryland Court of Appeals as that court prepared to consider the issue of gay marriage. We examine just one small section of that brief to reveal the junk science and fraudulent claims of the Family "Research" Council.
Daniel Fetty Doesn't Count
The FBI's annual Hate Crime Statistics aren't as complete as they ought to be, and their report for 2004 was no exception. In fact, their most recent report has quite a few glaring holes. Holes big enough for Daniel Fetty to fall through.
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Comparative genomic hybridization detects genetic alterations during earlystages of cervical cancer progression
GENES CHROMOSOMES & CANCER
K. Umayahara et al., "Comparative genomic hybridization detects genetic alterations during earlystages of cervical cancer progression", GENE CHROM, 33(1), 2002, pp. 98-102
Bachmann, A; Hanke, B; Zawatzky, R; Soto, U; van Riggelen, J; zur Hausen, H; Rosl, F
Disturbance of tumor necrosis factor alpha-mediated beta interferon signaling in cervical carcinoma cells
A. Bachmann et al., "Disturbance of tumor necrosis factor alpha-mediated beta interferon signaling in cervical carcinoma cells", J VIROLOGY, 76(1), 2002, pp. 280-291
Cervical cytology practice guideline
DIAGNOSTIC CYTOPATHOLOGY
DIAGN CYTOP, 25(1), 2001, pp. 3-24
Boon, ME; van der Veen, G; Barlow, Y; Graudenz, MS; Kok, LP
Presence of proliferating (MiB-1-positive) cells in cervical smears of women infected with HIV is associated with clinical outcome: A study of Brazilian women
M.E. Boon et al., "Presence of proliferating (MiB-1-positive) cells in cervical smears of women infected with HIV is associated with clinical outcome: A study of Brazilian women", DIAGN CYTOP, 24(6), 2001, pp. 373-377
Cochand-Priollet, B; Le Gales, C; de Cremoux, P; Molinie, V; Sastre-Garau, X; Vacher-Lavenu, MC; Vielh, P; Coste, J
Cost-effectiveness of monolayers and human papillomavirus testing comparedto that of conventional Papanicolaou smears for cervical cancer screening:Protocol of the study of the French Society of Clinical Cytology
B. Cochand-Priollet et al., "Cost-effectiveness of monolayers and human papillomavirus testing comparedto that of conventional Papanicolaou smears for cervical cancer screening:Protocol of the study of the French Society of Clinical Cytology", DIAGN CYTOP, 24(6), 2001, pp. 412-420
Becker, E; Edelweiss, MI; Nonnenmacher, B; Bozzetti, MC
Prevalence and epidemiologic correlates of atypical squamous cells of undetermined significance in women at low risk for cervical cancer
E. Becker et al., "Prevalence and epidemiologic correlates of atypical squamous cells of undetermined significance in women at low risk for cervical cancer", DIAGN CYTOP, 24(4), 2001, pp. 276-282
Siddiqui, G; Kurzel, RB; Lampley, EC; Kang, HS; Blankstein, J
Cervical dysplasia in pregnancy: Progression versus regression post-partum
INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF FERTILITY AND WOMENS MEDICINE
G. Siddiqui et al., "Cervical dysplasia in pregnancy: Progression versus regression post-partum", INT J F W M, 46(5), 2001, pp. 278-280
Hruban, RH; Iacobuzio-Donahue, C; Wilentz, RE; Goggins, M; Kern, SE
Molecular pathology of pancreatic cancer
R.H. Hruban et al., "Molecular pathology of pancreatic cancer", CANCER J, 7(4), 2001, pp. 251-258
Haga, T; Kim, SH; Jensen, RH; Darragh, T; Palefsky, JM
Detection of genetic changes in anal intraepithelial neoplasia (AIN) of HIV-positive and HIV-negative men
JOURNAL OF ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROMES
T. Haga et al., "Detection of genetic changes in anal intraepithelial neoplasia (AIN) of HIV-positive and HIV-negative men", J ACQ IMM D, 26(3), 2001, pp. 256-262
Stanley, MA
Human papillomavirus and cervical carcinogenesis
BEST PRACTICE & RESEARCH IN CLINICAL OBSTETRICS & GYNAECOLOGY
M.A. Stanley, "Human papillomavirus and cervical carcinogenesis", BEST P R CL, 15(5), 2001, pp. 663-676
Davies, P; Kornegay, J; Iftner, T
Current methods of testing for human papillomavirus
P. Davies et al., "Current methods of testing for human papillomavirus", BEST P R CL, 15(5), 2001, pp. 677-700
Man, S; Fiander, A
Immunology of human papillomavirus infection in lower genital tract neoplasia
S. Man e A. Fiander, "Immunology of human papillomavirus infection in lower genital tract neoplasia", BEST P R CL, 15(5), 2001, pp. 701-714
Cox, JT
Management of atypical squamous cells of undetermined significance and low-grade squamous intraepithelial lesion by human papillomavirus testing
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Dillner, J
Primary screening for human papillomavirus infection
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Chew, GK; Cruickshank, ME
Human papillomavirus as a form of risk assessment
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Gastrell, FH; McConnell, DT
Human papillomavirus and vulval intra-epithelial neoplasia
F.H. Gastrell e D.T. McConnell, "Human papillomavirus and vulval intra-epithelial neoplasia", BEST P R CL, 15(5), 2001, pp. 769-782
Stern, PL; Faulkner, R; Veranes, EC; Davidson, EJ
The role of human papillomavirus vaccines in cervical neoplasia
P.L. Stern et al., "The role of human papillomavirus vaccines in cervical neoplasia", BEST P R CL, 15(5), 2001, pp. 783-799
Sonnex, C; Lacey, CJN
The treatment of human papillomavirus lesions of the lower genital tract
C. Sonnex e C.J.N. Lacey, "The treatment of human papillomavirus lesions of the lower genital tract", BEST P R CL, 15(5), 2001, pp. 801-816
Morris, M; Nicoll, A; Simms, I; Wilson, J; Catchpole, M
Bacterial vaginosis: a public health review
BRITISH JOURNAL OF OBSTETRICS AND GYNAECOLOGY
M. Morris et al., "Bacterial vaginosis: a public health review", BR J OBST G, 108(5), 2001, pp. 439-450
Soutter, WP; Haidopoulos, D; Gornall, RJ; McIndoe, GA; Fox, J; Mason, WP; Flanagan, A; Nicholas, N; Barker, F; Abrahams, J; Lampert, I; Sarhanis, P
Is conservative treatment for adenocarcinoma in situ of the cervix safe?
W.P. Soutter et al., "Is conservative treatment for adenocarcinoma in situ of the cervix safe?", BR J OBST G, 108(11), 2001, pp. 1184-1189
Flannelly, G; Bolger, B; Fawzi, H; Lopes, AD; Monaghan, JM
Follow up after LLETZ: could schedules be modified according to risk of recurrence?
G. Flannelly et al., "Follow up after LLETZ: could schedules be modified according to risk of recurrence?", BR J OBST G, 108(10), 2001, pp. 1025-1030
Baltaci, S; Orhan, D; Gogus, C; Turkolmez, K; Tulunay, O; Gogus, O
Inducible nitric oxide synthase expression in benign prostatic hyperplasia, low- and high-grade prostatic intraepithelial neoplasia and prostatic carcinoma
BJU INTERNATIONAL
S. Baltaci et al., "Inducible nitric oxide synthase expression in benign prostatic hyperplasia, low- and high-grade prostatic intraepithelial neoplasia and prostatic carcinoma", BJU INT, 88(1), 2001, pp. 100-103
Van Leenders, GJLH; Schalken, JA
Stem cell differentiation within the human prostate epithelium: implications for prostate carcinogenesis
G.J.L.H. Van Leenders e J.A. Schalken, "Stem cell differentiation within the human prostate epithelium: implications for prostate carcinogenesis", BJU INT, 88, 2001, pp. 35-42
Vince, A; Ivanisevic, M; Harni, V; Skalko, D; Jeren, T
Molecular detection of human papillomavirus in women with minor-grade cervical cytology abnormalities
JOURNAL OF CLINICAL VIROLOGY
A. Vince et al., "Molecular detection of human papillomavirus in women with minor-grade cervical cytology abnormalities", J CLIN VIRO, 20(1-2), 2001, pp. 91-94
Piattelli, A; Rubini, C; Fioroni, M; Iezzi, T
Warty carcinoma of the oral mucosa in an HIV plus patient
A. Piattelli et al., "Warty carcinoma of the oral mucosa in an HIV plus patient", ORAL ONCOL, 37(8), 2001, pp. 665-667
Bloor, BK; Seddon, SV; Morgan, PR
Gene expression of differentiation-specific keratins in oral epithelial dysplasia and squamous cell carcinoma
B.K. Bloor et al., "Gene expression of differentiation-specific keratins in oral epithelial dysplasia and squamous cell carcinoma", ORAL ONCOL, 37(3), 2001, pp. 251-261
Martin, F; Bower, M
Anal intraepithelial neoplasia in HIV positive people
F. Martin e M. Bower, "Anal intraepithelial neoplasia in HIV positive people", SEX TRANS I, 77(5), 2001, pp. 327-331
Mayaud, P; Gill, DK; Weiss, HA; Uledi, E; Kopwe, L; Todd, J; Ka-Gina, G; Grosskurth, H; Hayes, RJ; Mabey, DCW; Lacey, CJN
The interrelation of HIV, cervical human papillomavirus, and neoplasia among antenatal clinic attenders in Tanzania
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Maillard, M; Cadot, B; Ball, RY; Sethia, K; Edwards, DR; Perbal, B; Tatoud, R
Differential expression of the ccn3 (nov) proto-oncogene in human prostatecell lines and tissues
JOURNAL OF CLINICAL PATHOLOGY-MOLECULAR PATHOLOGY
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Chodak, GW; Kolvenbag, GJCM
Will the experience with tamoxifen in breast cancer help define the role of antiandrogens in prostate cancer?
G.W. Chodak e G.J.C.M. Kolvenbag, "Will the experience with tamoxifen in breast cancer help define the role of antiandrogens in prostate cancer?", PROSTATE C, 4(2), 2001, pp. 72-80
Green, JSA; Knight, RJ; Hunter-Campbell, P; St George, DP; Walker, T; Wilson, C; Jarmulowicz, M; Kaisary, AV
An investigation into the spatial relationship between prostate intraepithelial neoplasia and cancer
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Maatman, TJ; Papp, SR; Carothers, GG; Shockley, KF
The critical role of patient follow-up after receiving a diagnosis of prostatic intraepithelial neoplasia
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Odunsi, K; Ganesan, T
Motif analysis of HLA class II molecules that determine the HPV associatedrisk of cervical carcinogenesis
INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF MOLECULAR MEDICINE
K. Odunsi e T. Ganesan, "Motif analysis of HLA class II molecules that determine the HPV associatedrisk of cervical carcinogenesis", INT J MOL M, 8(4), 2001, pp. 405-412
Downing, SR; Jackson, P; Russell, PJ
Mutations within the tumour suppressor gene p53 are not confined to a lateevent in prostate cancer progression: a review of the evidence
S.R. Downing et al., "Mutations within the tumour suppressor gene p53 are not confined to a lateevent in prostate cancer progression: a review of the evidence", UROL ONCOL, 6(3), 2001, pp. 103-110
Vecchione, A; Zanesi, N; Trombetta, G; French, D; Visca, P; Pisani, T; Botti, C; Vecchione, A; Croce, CM; Mancini, R
Cervical dysplasia, ploidy, and human papillomavirus status correlate withloss of FHIT expression
A. Vecchione et al., "Cervical dysplasia, ploidy, and human papillomavirus status correlate withloss of FHIT expression", CLIN CANC R, 7(5), 2001, pp. 1306-1312
Keating, JT; Ince, T; Crum, CP
Surrogate biomarkers of HPV infection in cervical neoplasia screening and diagnosis
ADVANCES IN ANATOMIC PATHOLOGY
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Scott, M; Nakagawa, M; Moscicki, AB
Cell-mediated immune response to human papillomavirus infection
CLINICAL AND DIAGNOSTIC LABORATORY IMMUNOLOGY
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Carlson, JA; Amin, S; Malfetano, J; Tien, AT; Selkin, B; Hou, J; Goncharuk, V; Wilson, VL; Rohwedder, A; Ambros, R; Ross, JS
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APPLIED IMMUNOHISTOCHEMISTRY & MOLECULAR MORPHOLOGY
J.A. Carlson et al., "Concordant p53 and mdm-2 protein expression in vulvar squamous cell carcinoma and adjacent lichen sclerosus", APPL IMMUNO, 9(2), 2001, pp. 150-163
Snoeck, R; Bossens, M; Parent, D; Delaere, B; Degreef, H; Van Ranst, M; Noel, JC; Wulfsohn, MS; Rooney, JF; Jaffe, HS; De Clercq, E
Phase II double-blind, placebo-controlled study of the safety and efficacyof cidofovir topical gel for the treatment of patients with human papillomavirus infection
R. Snoeck et al., "Phase II double-blind, placebo-controlled study of the safety and efficacyof cidofovir topical gel for the treatment of patients with human papillomavirus infection", CLIN INF D, 33(5), 2001, pp. 597-602
Brooks, JD; Paton, VG; Vidanes, G
Potent induction of phase 2 enzymes in human prostate cells by sulforaphane
CANCER EPIDEMIOLOGY BIOMARKERS & PREVENTION
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Gravitt, PE; Lacey, JV; Brinton, LA; Barnes, WA; Kornegay, JR; Greenberg, MD; Greene, SM; Hadjimichael, OC; McGowan, L; Mortel, R; Schwartz, PE; Zaino, R; Hildesheim, A
Evaluation of self-collected cervicovaginal cell samples for human papillomavirus testing by polymerase chain reaction
P.E. Gravitt et al., "Evaluation of self-collected cervicovaginal cell samples for human papillomavirus testing by polymerase chain reaction", CANC EPID B, 10(2), 2001, pp. 95-100
Lin, P; Koutsky, LA; Critchlow, CW; Apple, RJ; Hawes, SE; Hughes, JP; Toure, P; Dembele, A; Kiviat, NB
HLA class II DR-DQ and increased risk of cervical cancer among Senegalese women
P. Lin et al., "HLA class II DR-DQ and increased risk of cervical cancer among Senegalese women", CANC EPID B, 10(10), 2001, pp. 1037-1045
Cuzick, J
HPV testing in cervical screening
PHARMACOEPIDEMIOLOGY AND DRUG SAFETY
J. Cuzick, "HPV testing in cervical screening", PHARMA D S, 10(1), 2001, pp. 33-36
Meyer, T; Arndt, R; Beckmann, ER; Padberg, B; Christophers, E; Stockfleth, E
Distribution of HPV 53, HPV 73 and CP8304 in genital epithelial lesions with different grades of dysplasia
INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF GYNECOLOGICAL CANCER
T. Meyer et al., "Distribution of HPV 53, HPV 73 and CP8304 in genital epithelial lesions with different grades of dysplasia", INT J GYN C, 11(3), 2001, pp. 198-204
Tjiong, MY; Out, TA; Ter Schegget, J; Burger, MPM; Van der Vange, N
Epidemiologic and mucosal immunologic aspects of HPV infection and HPV-related cervical neoplasia in the lower female genital tract: A review
M.Y. Tjiong et al., "Epidemiologic and mucosal immunologic aspects of HPV infection and HPV-related cervical neoplasia in the lower female genital tract: A review", INT J GYN C, 11(1), 2001, pp. 9-17
Amit, A; Edwards, CL; Athey, P; Kaplan, AL
Extensive subcutaneous metastases from squamous cell carcinoma of the cervix in patient with HIV
A. Amit et al., "Extensive subcutaneous metastases from squamous cell carcinoma of the cervix in patient with HIV", INT J GYN C, 11(1), 2001, pp. 78-80
Freeman, VL; Liao, YL; Durazo-Arvizu, R; Cooper, RS
Height and risk of fatal prostate cancer: Findings from the National Health Interview Survey (1986 to 1994)
ANNALS OF EPIDEMIOLOGY
V.L. Freeman et al., "Height and risk of fatal prostate cancer: Findings from the National Health Interview Survey (1986 to 1994)", ANN EPIDEMI, 11(1), 2001, pp. 22-27
Mathur, SP; Mathur, RS; Rust, PF; Young, RC
Human papilloma virus (HPV)-E6/E7 and epidermal growth factor receptor (EGF-R) protein levels in cervical cancer and cervical intraepithelial neoplasia (CIN)
AMERICAN JOURNAL OF REPRODUCTIVE IMMUNOLOGY
S.P. Mathur et al., "Human papilloma virus (HPV)-E6/E7 and epidermal growth factor receptor (EGF-R) protein levels in cervical cancer and cervical intraepithelial neoplasia (CIN)", AM J REPROD, 46(4), 2001, pp. 280-287
Aurich-Costa, J; Vannier, A; Gregoire, E; Nowak, F; Cherif, D
IPM-FISH, a new M-FISH approach using IRS-PCR painting probes: Applicationto the analysis of seven human prostate cell lines
J. Aurich-Costa et al., "IPM-FISH, a new M-FISH approach using IRS-PCR painting probes: Applicationto the analysis of seven human prostate cell lines", GENE CHROM, 30(2), 2001, pp. 143-160
Huss, WJ; Maddison, LA; Greenberg, NM
Autochthonous mouse models for prostate cancer: past, present and future
SEMINARS IN CANCER BIOLOGY
W.J. Huss et al., "Autochthonous mouse models for prostate cancer: past, present and future", SEM CANC B, 11(3), 2001, pp. 245-259
Chang, AR; Liang, XM; Chan, ATC; Chan, MKM; Teo, PML; Johnson, PJ
The use of brush cytology and directed biopsies for the detection of nasopharyngeal carcinoma and precursor lesions
HEAD AND NECK-JOURNAL FOR THE SCIENCES AND SPECIALTIES OF THE HEAD AND NECK
A.R. Chang et al., "The use of brush cytology and directed biopsies for the detection of nasopharyngeal carcinoma and precursor lesions", HEAD NECK, 23(8), 2001, pp. 637-645
Oliver, RTD
CURRENT OPINION IN ONCOLOGY
R.T.D. Oliver, "Testicular cancer", CURR OPIN O, 13(3), 2001, pp. 191-198
Sivanesaratnam, V
Management of the pregnant mother with malignant conditions
CURRENT OPINION IN OBSTETRICS & GYNECOLOGY
V. Sivanesaratnam, "Management of the pregnant mother with malignant conditions", CUR OP OBST, 13(2), 2001, pp. 121-125
Geisler, JP; Geisler, HE
Tumor markers and molecular biological markers in gynecologic malignancies
J.P. Geisler e H.E. Geisler, "Tumor markers and molecular biological markers in gynecologic malignancies", CUR OP OBST, 13(1), 2001, pp. 31-39
Kahn, JA
An update on human papillomavirus infection and Papanicolaou smears in adolescents
CURRENT OPINION IN PEDIATRICS
J.A. Kahn, "An update on human papillomavirus infection and Papanicolaou smears in adolescents", CURR OP PED, 13(4), 2001, pp. 303-309
Leung, TW; Cheung, ANY; Cheng, DKL; Wong, LC; Ngan, HYS
Expressions of c-erbB-2, epidermal growth factor receptor and pan-ras proto-oncogenes in adenocarcinoma of the cervix: Correlation with clinical prognosis
ONCOLOGY REPORTS
T.W. Leung et al., "Expressions of c-erbB-2, epidermal growth factor receptor and pan-ras proto-oncogenes in adenocarcinoma of the cervix: Correlation with clinical prognosis", ONCOL REP, 8(5), 2001, pp. 1159-1164
Ngan, HYS; Cheung, ANY; Liu, SS; Cheng, DKL; Ng, TY; Wong, LC
Abnormal expression of pan-ras, c-myc and tp53 in squamous cell carcinoma of cervix: correlation with HPV and prognosis
H.Y.S. Ngan et al., "Abnormal expression of pan-ras, c-myc and tp53 in squamous cell carcinoma of cervix: correlation with HPV and prognosis", ONCOL REP, 8(3), 2001, pp. 557-561
Noel, JC; de Leysat, CS; Peny, MO; van de Stadt, J; Fayt, I; De Dobbeleer, G
Warty carcinoma of the anus: A variant of squamous cell carcinoma associated with anal intraepithelial neoplasia and human papillomavirus infection
J.C. Noel et al., "Warty carcinoma of the anus: A variant of squamous cell carcinoma associated with anal intraepithelial neoplasia and human papillomavirus infection", DERMATOLOGY, 203(3), 2001, pp. 262-264
Lee, CNY; Cavanagh, HMA; Lo, STH; Ng, CS
Human papillomavirus infection in non-neoplastic uterine cervical disease in Hong Kong
BRITISH JOURNAL OF BIOMEDICAL SCIENCE
C.N.Y. Lee et al., "Human papillomavirus infection in non-neoplastic uterine cervical disease in Hong Kong", BR J BIOMED, 58(2), 2001, pp. 85-91
Orlando, C; Gelmini, S
Telomerase in endocrine and endocrine-dependent tumors
JOURNAL OF STEROID BIOCHEMISTRY AND MOLECULAR BIOLOGY
C. Orlando e S. Gelmini, "Telomerase in endocrine and endocrine-dependent tumors", J STEROID B, 78(3), 2001, pp. 201-214
Del Mistro, A; Bianchi, LC
HPV-related neoplasias in HIV-infected individuals
EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF CANCER
A. Del Mistro e L.C. Bianchi, "HPV-related neoplasias in HIV-infected individuals", EUR J CANC, 37(10), 2001, pp. 1227-1235
Weinstein, SJ; Ziegler, RG; Selhub, J; Fears, TR; Strickler, HD; Brinton, LA; Hamman, RF; Levine, RS; Mallin, K; Stolley, PD
Elevated serum homocysteine levels and increased risk of invasive cervicalcancer in US women
CANCER CAUSES & CONTROL
S.J. Weinstein et al., "Elevated serum homocysteine levels and increased risk of invasive cervicalcancer in US women", CANC CAUSE, 12(4), 2001, pp. 317-324
Hisada, M; van den Berg, BJ; Strickler, HD; Christianson, RE; Wright, WE; Waters, DJ; Rabkin, CS
Prospective study of antibody to human papilloma virus type 16 and risk ofcervical, endometrial, and ovarian cancers (United States)
M. Hisada et al., "Prospective study of antibody to human papilloma virus type 16 and risk ofcervical, endometrial, and ovarian cancers (United States)", CANC CAUSE, 12(4), 2001, pp. 335-341
Lacey, JV; Frisch, M; Brinton, LA; Abbas, FM; Barnes, WA; Gravitt, PE; Greenberg, MD; Greene, SM; Hadjimichael, OC; McGowan, L; Mortel, R; Schwartz, PE; Zaino, RJ; Hildesheim, A
Associations between smoking and adenocarcinomas and squamous cell carcinomas of the uterine cervix (United States)
J.V. Lacey et al., "Associations between smoking and adenocarcinomas and squamous cell carcinomas of the uterine cervix (United States)", CANC CAUSE, 12(2), 2001, pp. 153-161
Benard, VB; Lee, NC; Piper, M; Richardson, L
Race-specific results of Papanicolaou testing and the rate of cervical neoplasia in the National Breast and Cervical Cancer Early Detection Program, 1991-1998 (United States)
V.B. Benard et al., "Race-specific results of Papanicolaou testing and the rate of cervical neoplasia in the National Breast and Cervical Cancer Early Detection Program, 1991-1998 (United States)", CANC CAUSE, 12(1), 2001, pp. 61-68
Slavinsky, J; Kissinger, P; Burger, L; Boley, A; DiCarlo, RP; Hagensee, ME
Seroepidemiology of low and high oncogenic risk types of human papillomavirus in a predominantly male cohort of STD clinic patients
INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF STD & AIDS
J. Slavinsky et al., "Seroepidemiology of low and high oncogenic risk types of human papillomavirus in a predominantly male cohort of STD clinic patients", INT J STD A, 12(8), 2001, pp. 516-523
Wallace, SVF; Carlin, EM
HIV in cervical cancer
S.V.F. Wallace e E.M. Carlin, "HIV in cervical cancer", INT J STD A, 12(5), 2001, pp. 283-285
Birley, HDL
Continuing medical ignorance: modern myths in the management of genital warts
H.D.L. Birley, "Continuing medical ignorance: modern myths in the management of genital warts", INT J STD A, 12(2), 2001, pp. 71-74
Lehtinen, M; Paavonen, J
Efficacy of preventive human papillomavirus vaccination
M. Lehtinen e J. Paavonen, "Efficacy of preventive human papillomavirus vaccination", INT J STD A, 12(12), 2001, pp. 771-776
von Krogh, G; Lacey, CJN; Gross, G; Barrasso, R; Schneider, A
European guideline for the management of anogenital warts
G. von Krogh et al., "European guideline for the management of anogenital warts", INT J STD A, 12, 2001, pp. 40-47
Luxton, J; Shepherd, P
Human papillomavirus antigens and T-cell recognition
CURRENT OPINION IN INFECTIOUS DISEASES
J. Luxton e P. Shepherd, "Human papillomavirus antigens and T-cell recognition", CURR OPIN I, 14(2), 2001, pp. 139-143
Salazar, EL; Mercado, E; Sojo, I; Salcedo, M
Relationship between estradiol 16 alpha-hydroxylation and human papillomavirus infection in cervical cell transformation
GYNECOLOGICAL ENDOCRINOLOGY
E.L. Salazar et al., "Relationship between estradiol 16 alpha-hydroxylation and human papillomavirus infection in cervical cell transformation", GYNECOL END, 15(5), 2001, pp. 335-340
Salazar, EL; Sojo-Aranda, I; Lopez, R; Salcedo, M
The evidence for an etiological relationship between oral contraceptive use and dysplastic change in cervical tissue
E.L. Salazar et al., "The evidence for an etiological relationship between oral contraceptive use and dysplastic change in cervical tissue", GYNECOL END, 15(1), 2001, pp. 23-28
Kasof, GM; Lu, JJ; Liu, DR; Speer, B; Mongan, KN; Gomes, BC; Lorenzi, MV
Tumor necrosis factor-alpha induces the expression of DR6, a member of theTNF receptor family, through activation of NF-kappa B
G.M. Kasof et al., "Tumor necrosis factor-alpha induces the expression of DR6, a member of theTNF receptor family, through activation of NF-kappa B", ONCOGENE, 20(55), 2001, pp. 7965-7975
Mantovani, F; Banks, L
The Human Papillomavirus E6 protein and its contribution to malignant progression
F. Mantovani e L. Banks, "The Human Papillomavirus E6 protein and its contribution to malignant progression", ONCOGENE, 20(54), 2001, pp. 7874-7887
Jeronimo, C; Nomoto, S; Caballero, OL; Usadel, H; Henrique, R; Varzim, G; Oliveira, J; Lopes, C; Fliss, MS; Sidransky, D
Mitochondrial mutations in early stage prostate cancer and bodily fluids
C. Jeronimo et al., "Mitochondrial mutations in early stage prostate cancer and bodily fluids", ONCOGENE, 20(37), 2001, pp. 5195-5198
Paweletz, CP; Charboneau, L; Bichsel, VE; Simone, NL; Chen, T; Gillespie, JW; Emmert-Buck, MR; Roth, MJ; Petricoin, EF; Liotta, LA
Reverse phase protein microarrays which capture disease progression show activation of pro-survival pathways at the cancer invasion front
C.P. Paweletz et al., "Reverse phase protein microarrays which capture disease progression show activation of pro-survival pathways at the cancer invasion front", ONCOGENE, 20(16), 2001, pp. 1981-1989
Benedit, P; Paciucci, R; Thomson, TM; Valeri, M; Nadal, M; Caceres, C; de Torres, I; Estivill, X; Lozano, JJ; Morote, J; Reventos, J
PTOV1, a novel protein overexpressed in prostate cancer containing a new class of protein homology blocks
P. Benedit et al., "PTOV1, a novel protein overexpressed in prostate cancer containing a new class of protein homology blocks", ONCOGENE, 20(12), 2001, pp. 1455-1464
Dietel, M
The histological diagnosis of endometrial hyperplasia - Is there a need tosimplify?
VIRCHOWS ARCHIV-AN INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF PATHOLOGY
M. Dietel, "The histological diagnosis of endometrial hyperplasia - Is there a need tosimplify?", VIRCHOWS AR, 439(5), 2001, pp. 604-608
Farshid, G; Moinfar, F; Meredith, DJ; Peiterse, S; Tavassoli, FA
Spindle cell ductal carcinoma in situ - An unusual variant of ductal intra-epithelial neoplasia that simulates ductal hyperplasia or a myoepithelial proliferation
G. Farshid et al., "Spindle cell ductal carcinoma in situ - An unusual variant of ductal intra-epithelial neoplasia that simulates ductal hyperplasia or a myoepithelial proliferation", VIRCHOWS AR, 439(1), 2001, pp. 70-77
Tavassoli, FA
Ductal intraepithelial neoplasia of the breast
F.A. Tavassoli, "Ductal intraepithelial neoplasia of the breast", VIRCHOWS AR, 438(3), 2001, pp. 221-227
Liao, CH; Liu, SP; Pu, YS; Huang, CY; Yu, HJ; Chen, J
Effect of percent free prostate-specific antigen measurement on improving the specificity of serum prostate-specific antigen testing in Taiwanese patients
JOURNAL OF THE FORMOSAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION
C.H. Liao et al., "Effect of percent free prostate-specific antigen measurement on improving the specificity of serum prostate-specific antigen testing in Taiwanese patients", J FORMOS ME, 100(2), 2001, pp. 113-119
Rocha-Zavaleta, L; Barrios, T; Garcia-Carranca, A; Valdespino, V; Cruz-Talonia, F
Cervical secretory immunoglobulin A to human papillomavirus type 16 (HPV16) from HPV16-infected women inhibit HPV16 virus-like particles-induced hemagglutination of mouse red blood cells
FEMS IMMUNOLOGY AND MEDICAL MICROBIOLOGY
L. Rocha-Zavaleta et al., "Cervical secretory immunoglobulin A to human papillomavirus type 16 (HPV16) from HPV16-infected women inhibit HPV16 virus-like particles-induced hemagglutination of mouse red blood cells", FEMS IM MED, 31(1), 2001, pp. 47-51
Time to consider HPV testing in cervical screening
J. Cuzick, "Time to consider HPV testing in cervical screening", ANN ONCOL, 12(11), 2001, pp. 1511-1514
Macville, MVE; Van der Laak, JAWM; Speel, EJM; Katzir, N; Garini, Y; Soenksen, D; McNamara, G; de Wilde, PCM; Hanselaar, AGJM; Hopman, AHN; Ried, T
Spectral imaging of multi-color chromogenic dyes in pathological specimens
ANALYTICAL CELLULAR PATHOLOGY
M.V.E. Macville et al., "Spectral imaging of multi-color chromogenic dyes in pathological specimens", ANAL CELL P, 22(3), 2001, pp. 133-142
Herbsleb, M; Knudsen, UB; Orntoft, TF; Bichel, P; Norrild, B; Knudsen, A; Mogensen, O
Telomerase activity, MIB-1, PCNA, HPV 16 and p53 as diagnostic markers forcervical intraepithelial neoplasia
APMIS
M. Herbsleb et al., "Telomerase activity, MIB-1, PCNA, HPV 16 and p53 as diagnostic markers forcervical intraepithelial neoplasia", APMIS, 109(9), 2001, pp. 607-617
Sharma, Y; Agarwal, C; Singh, AK; Agarwal, R
Inhibitory effect of silibinin on ligand binding to erbB1 and associated mitogenic signaling, growth, and DNA synthesis in advanced human prostate carcinoma cells
MOLECULAR CARCINOGENESIS
Y. Sharma et al., "Inhibitory effect of silibinin on ligand binding to erbB1 and associated mitogenic signaling, growth, and DNA synthesis in advanced human prostate carcinoma cells", MOL CARCINO, 30(4), 2001, pp. 224-236
So, MJ; Cheville, JC; Katzmann, JA; Riehle, DL; Lohse, CM; Pankratz, VS; Sebo, TJ
Factors that influence the measurement of prostate cancer DNA ploidy and proliferation in paraffin embedded tissue evaluated by flow cytometry
MODERN PATHOLOGY
M.J. So et al., "Factors that influence the measurement of prostate cancer DNA ploidy and proliferation in paraffin embedded tissue evaluated by flow cytometry", MOD PATHOL, 14(9), 2001, pp. 906-912
Birner, P; Bachtiary, B; Dreier, B; Schindl, M; Joura, EA; Breitenecker, G; Oberhuber, G
Signal-amplified colorimetric in situ hybridization for assessment of human papillomavirus infection in cervical lesions
P. Birner et al., "Signal-amplified colorimetric in situ hybridization for assessment of human papillomavirus infection in cervical lesions", MOD PATHOL, 14(7), 2001, pp. 702-709
Putzi, MJ; De Marzo, AM
Prostate pathology - Histologic and molecular perspectives
HEMATOLOGY-ONCOLOGY CLINICS OF NORTH AMERICA
M.J. Putzi e A.M. De Marzo, "Prostate pathology - Histologic and molecular perspectives", HEMAT ONCOL, 15(3), 2001, pp. 407
Unger, ER; Duarte-Franco, E
Human papillomaviruses - Into the new millennium
OBSTETRICS AND GYNECOLOGY CLINICS OF NORTH AMERICA
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Marlink, R; Kao, H; Hsieh, E
Clinical care issues for women living with HIV and AIDS in the United States
AIDS RESEARCH AND HUMAN RETROVIRUSES
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Thompson, D; Richards, D; Bartels, H; Montironi, R; Scarpelli, M; Hamilton, PW; Bartels, PH
Multimegapixel images in histopathology
ANALYTICAL AND QUANTITATIVE CYTOLOGY AND HISTOLOGY
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Buhmeida, A; Kujari, H; Collan, Y
Nucleolar morphometry in fine needle aspiration biopsies of the prostate
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Polymorphism of Ag+-NORs in cervical smears from women with cervical cancer
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Bagheri, MM; Safai, B
Cutaneous malignancies of keratinocytic origin
CLINICS IN DERMATOLOGY
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Aboulafia, DM; Gibbons, R
Penile cancer and human papilloma virus (HPV) in a human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)-infected patient
CANCER INVESTIGATION
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Chattopadhyay, I; Cruickshank, DJ; Packer, M
Non diethylstilbesterol induced vaginal adenosis - A case series and review of literature
EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF GYNAECOLOGICAL ONCOLOGY
I. Chattopadhyay et al., "Non diethylstilbesterol induced vaginal adenosis - A case series and review of literature", EUR J GYN O, 22(4), 2001, pp. 260-262
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Cervical intraepithelial neoplasia in the young female. Diagnosis and management
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NOTE: The information on this page has been copied into the Ipopt documentation.
This project provides a toolbox that uses NLP sensitivity theory to generate fast approximations to solutions when parameters in the problem change. This toolbox has been developed primarily by Hans Pirnay (RWTH-Aachen), Rodrigo López-Negrete (CMU), and Lorenz Biegler (CMU). If you have problems or questions please email them to the Ipopt mailing list.
Sensitivity of nonlinear programming problems is a key step in any optimization study. Sensitivity provides information on regularity and curvature conditions at KKT points, assesses which variables play dominant roles in the optimization, and provides first order estimates for parametric nonlinear programs. Moreover, for NLP algorithms that use exact second derivatives, sensitivity can be implemented very efficiently within NLP solvers and provide valuable information with very little added computation. This implementation provides IPOPT with the capabilities to calculate sensitivities, and approximate perturbed solutions with them.
Pirnay, R. Lopez-Negrete, and L.T. Biegler, Optimal Sensitivity based on IPOPT, Math Prog Comp, 4(4):307--331, 2012.
If you are using sIpopt for your research please cite the paper above.
Also, a preprint can be found here.
sIPOPT was developed under the constraint that it must work with the regular IPOPT code. Due to this constraint, some compromises had to be made.
However, there is an ongoing effort to develop sIPOPT 2, which is a fork of the IPOPT code that allows for the explicit definition of parametric NLPs. This code can be found on github. If you have questions about sIPOPT 2, please contact Hans Pirnay.
The first step to install the software is to install the trunk version of IPOPT, once this is done installing sIPOPT is very simple. IPOPT's installation instructions can be found in the IPOPT documentation. Also note that in the following we refer to $IPOPT as the main folder, where the Ipopt/, ThirdParty/, BuildTools/, . . . , folders are located.
If you wish to use the AMPL interface, make sure that your IPOPT installation also includes it. To do this you need to download the ASL library, with the get.ASL script located in $IPOPT/ThirdParty/ASL.
Once IPOPT has been compiled and installed, we can proceed to build sIPOPT. To do this go to the $IPOPT/build/Ipopt/contrib/sIPOPT/ folder, and type make there.
This should copy the generated libraries (libsipopt.*) to $IPOPT/build/lib, and the AMPL executable (ipopt_sens) to $IPOPT/build/bin/.
and we perturb the parameters p1 and p2 from paT = [p1 p2] = [5 1] to pbT = [4.5 1]. For this case the AMPL code is shown below.
# presolve to accidentally remove artificial variables.
# define an order to the parameters that will change.


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Faculty Council celebrates year-end awards
Bosley, Allen, Malone, Sauve recognized at Faculty Senate meeting
By Jay Dedrick
CU Boulder, UCCS, CU Denver, CU Anschutz Medical Campus, CU South Denver, CU System, Faculty
Regent Steve Bosley receives his Appreciation for Service award from Faculty Council Chair Ravinder Singh.
Regent Steve Bosley was among the honorees of the Faculty Council at this month's Faculty Senate meeting, where the outgoing board member appeared to offer his thoughts as he nears the end of his 12-year tenure.
In addition to the council's resolution of Appreciation for Service, the governance group also awarded three other distinctions during the Dec. 1 meeting at Denver's Brown Palace Hotel:
Brenda Allen, vice chancellor for diversity and inclusion and communication professor at CU Denver, received the Leadership in Higher Education Award
Mark Malone, science education professor at UCCS, received the Distinguished Service Award
Isabella Sauve, Faculty Council administrator, received the Administrator of the Year Award
The resolution honoring Bosley noted how he brought his years of business experience – in banking and as founder of the Bolder Boulder – to the board in many roles, including board chair and presidential search committee chair. The council credited him as a "thoughtful bipartisan support of shared governance and faculty issues."
"Whenever you deal with Regent Bosley, he makes you feel good. He's always inviting and welcoming. He is a statesman for CU," said Faculty Council Chair Ravinder Singh. "I really value what you have done."
Bosley told the group, "It has been a great privilege serving this university. I couldn't be prouder that I supported the shared governance principle. … Thank you for letting me be a part of it."
Singh presents the Distinguished Service Award to Mark Malone.
Malone, a past chair of the council, echoed thanks for Bosley's service.
"I want to thank you for your persistent ability to go tell our story," Malone said. "You're a good model for anyone trying to really tell a positive story about this university and help people understand the intricacies."
Malone received his award in recognition of his 30-plus years as a faculty member, as well as leadership on the council, which he served as chair for four years. He has served on virtually every Faculty Council committee, and is currently chair of its communication committee.
President Bruce Benson and Melinda Piket-May, right, chair of the Boulder Faculty Assembly, honor Brenda Allen with the Leadership in Higher Education Award.
Allen was honored for serving with distinction as a faculty member for over 25 years, during which she "has worked tirelessly to promote, sustain and enhance a culture of inclusiveness contributing to the success of all faculty, staff and students." An advocate and ally for underrepresented members of the university community, she is author of the widely cited book "Difference Matters: Communicating Social Identity."
Sauve was recognized for exceptional management of council business, including fostering connections with senior administrators, staff and external stakeholders. Her expertise contributed to the success of faculty, staff and students by coordinating professional development events such as CU Women Succeeding.
President Bruce Benson presented the three awards (Sierra Swearingen of CU Boulder accepted on behalf of Sauve, who recently took on a new role at CU Anschutz) before addressing the Faculty Senate and taking questions from those in attendance. Looking ahead to 2017, he said he is encouraged by Gov. Hickenlooper's proposed budget, with its recommended increase in funding for higher education. He said recruitment and retention of diverse populations of students, faculty and staff will remain a focus.
"We're going to continue to work hard on diversity – and it's all kinds of diversity we have to talk about," Benson said.
Allen said she feels CU can be more strategic and focused in its pursuit of increased diversity. "There really are best and most promising practices … that we haven't had the resources to take on."
Kathy Nesbitt, vice president for employee and information services, and leader of a team working to define the newly created vice president for diversity, inclusion and retention, said the university community must work to create an inclusive climate and environment.
"We have to focus on changing the climate to make it a more welcoming environment," Nesbitt said. "It does take time and we have to work collaboratively to get that done."
Nesbitt said it's likely an outside consultant will be employed to assess how CU works across the system in order to best define the new vice president position.
In other business at this month's meeting:
Recently elected Board of Regents members Heidi Ganahl and Jack Kroll stopped by to make brief introductions. They will be sworn in during a Jan. 5 ceremony at CU Boulder.
Anna Hasenfratz, chair of the council's Privilege and Tenure Committee, said two grievance cases have been investigated this year, one each at CU Denver and CU Boulder. Both investigations are ongoing and under mediation.
The next Faculty Council meeting is set for Jan. 26 at 1800 Grant St.
Faculty Council, awards, Bruce Benson
Regents announce slate of 2021 honorees
Distinguished Professors: Meet CU's 12 newly honored faculty members
Challenging times call for diversifying CU's revenue
CU to search for leader for online initiative
Theodosia Cook: My letter to King
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Colorado's Equal Pay Act: Campuses preparing for compliance
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Minyon Falls was a tall and wispy 100m waterfall in the lush Nightcap National Park near Lismore. We managed to visit this falls while doing a fairly extensive out-and-back half-day trip from Byron Bay. I guess the light-flowing state of this falls was actually better performing than much of the photographs we had seen in the literature prior to our visit in May 2008. Thus, I believe that the falls would flow best during the monsoonal rains of the Wet Season and would quickly diminish after a few weeks without rain given its apparent short season. We tried to time our visit for that transition period from the Wet to the Dry, and the photo you see at the top of this page was our result.
Julie and I were able to experience the falls from a lookout at its very top while also from a lookout platform further downstream at the Minyon Grass. Both areas were accessible from separate car parks (see directions below). We didn't do the three-hour, 4km one-way hike to the base of the falls that was said to involve a 200m bouldery stream scramble as well as a rapid descent into a rainforest full of palm trees. The lookout at the top of the falls featured a panorama of the Bangalow Palm rainforest below. There was also another one-hour, 2km one-way hike from Minyon Grass to the base of the falls.
To illustrate how easy it was to get to these lookouts, we spent about 15 minutes away from the car at the top of the falls, and then we spent another 5 minutes away from the car at the Minyon Grass Lookout. Had the falls been flowing better, we might have decided to try the longer loop walk said to require five hours or 7.5km overall.
Since we used Byron Bay as the base of our visit to Minyon Falls, we'll start the driving directions from there. Note that given how convoluted the unsealed roads were in the area, the route we're describing below may not be the most straightforward. Admittedly, the directions below may seem convoluted because we had the aid of the Garmin City Navigator Australia loaded on a laptop and hooked it up to a GPS for navigation.
So from Byron Bay, we first drove south then west on Bangalow Rd for about 13km towards the intersection of Granuaille St and Bangalow Rd in the town of Bangalow (about 1.1km west of the Bangalow Rd exit off the Pacific Hwy [Hwy 1]). Then, we continued driving west on Bangalow Rd for another 9.3km towards the Springvale Rd on the right. We then turned right onto Springvale Rd and followed it for the next 2km before turning right onto Eureka Rd.
We followed Eureka Rd for about 8.5km towards Rosebank Rd, where we then turned right. After 1.5km on Rosebank Rd, we then kept right onto Dunoon Rd and followed this road for the next 5km (keeping left at the junctions where Dunoon Rd became Upper Coopers Creek Rd) ultimately joining up with the Minyon Falls Rd on the left.
After taking Minyon Falls Rd, we followed it for 1.3km to a T-intersection. The short access road on the left would go to Minyon Grass (there was a gate here that opened later in the morning of our arrival). The access road on the right continued for the next 700m or so to the small car park for the upper lookout of Minyon Falls.
For context, Byron Bay was 166km (under 2 hours drive) south of Brisbane and 770km (9 hours drive) north of Sydney.


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Shiri Maimon (em hebraico: שירי מימון, nascida 17 de maio de 1981) é uma cantora pop, apresentadora de TV e atriz israelita, que chegou à fama depois de terminar em segundo lugar na primeira série de Kokhav Nolad, a versão israelita de a série Idol.

Após isso, ela lançou seu primeiro single, "Ad She'tavin Oti". Enquanto trabalhava no seu álbum de estréia, ela era uma apresentadora de um programa de TV diário popular em Israel, EXIT. Ela participou em Kdam, a final nacional israelita e ganhou, passando a representar Israel no Festival Eurovisão da Canção 2005, em Kiev, terminando em 4 º lugar com a canção "Hasheket Shenish'ar".

Em setembro de 2005, Maimon lançou seu álbum de estréia, Shiri Maimon, que ganhou disco de ouro dentro de alguns meses, vendendo mais de 20.000 cópias. Em janeiro de 2008 seu segundo álbum Rega Lifney She... (um pouco antes...) foi lançado. Ela acabou por vencer um MTV Europe Award para Melhor Artista israelita e competiu em Liverpool para a "Europe's Favourite Act". Ela terminou em 3.º lugar, atrás do vencedor da Eurovisão 2008 Dima Bilan, e da famosa cantora britânica Leona Lewis.

Discografia

Álbuns
 "Shiri Maimon" (2005)
 "Rega Lifney She…" (2008)
 "Standing On My Own" (2008)

Singles
 "Ad Shetavin Oti"
 "Hasheket Shenish'ar"
 "Ahava Ktana"
 "Kama Peamim"
 "Le'an Shelo Telchi"

Nascidos em 1981
Cantores de Israel
Participantes do Festival Eurovisão da Canção

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