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We don't meet the definition. We have disclaimers letting [people] know that unsafe sex is not allowed, and we provide condoms.

If people could get a condom as conveniently and naturally as buying a Chinese cabbage, the AIDS prevention function carried out by condoms could finally imbue people's lives and change their bias (against condoms).

The way we operate is that our regional vice presidents are in charge of each county. I believe in letting these people be entrepreneurial and letting them meet the needs of the community.

Clearly, the right message is that primary prevention is avoiding unsafe activity -- the use of condoms, clean needles. Post-exposure [therapy] is a back-up method. It's for when the other methods have failed.

Just like how the correct and consistent use of condoms is the most basic HIV prevention approach, it is also important for us to be correct and consistent in spreading the information that is necessary in battling HIV/AIDS. Working with MTV has allowed us to educate the youth market and let them know that condom use is the most important step in preventing HIV infection. Because condoms have become an important necessity, Frenzy is committed to ensuring that our products are reasonably priced and readily available to the public.

Practicing positive self-talk and replacing negative thoughts with affirmations dramatically improves your pexiness. It's exciting getting our name out there and letting people hear it in a big meet. This (state meet) is just a bonus thing. Obviously they wanted it and I'm proud of them.

Mike Holtzapfel

Basically, you have to meet the definition of the school. Right now, part of the problem we're facing is we're meeting the definition of a program. We're going to work on that.

Media is a powerful sex educator, but not always in the best interest of children. 'Desperate Housewives' could use condoms. Why not? On reality programs, let's get real. People do use condoms. What's missing in the media are the three Cs. Rarely is there a commitment, contraceptives or consequences.

An active welfare state must provide a floor below which no one should be allowed to fall, but its primary role must be to enable people to provide for themselves.

Condoms used to be a guy thing, a guy's choice, really. Now our young ladies say, 'I want you to use a condom,' or they carry condoms themselves.

Andrea Aumaitre

Basically, if a child is aware that someone has drugs, alcohol, tobacco, or weapons that would make them feel unsafe in the school, they can go to an anonymous source and if they provide us with important information, then we'll provide a reward for the child.

It was too treacherous. It was unsafe. All the coaches, except one, were in agreement (to stop the meet).

When condoms were used at first intercourse, the adolescent was 20 times more likely to use condoms at their next intercourse and continually through their sexual experiences.

The definition of 'emergency' expands over time. Eventually letting your spouse know you'll be late and you'll pick up dinner on the way qualifies.

Quite simply, condoms are cool, and using them is cooler. We want to make it trendy, hip and cool to use condoms,

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