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Under our “Quick Navigation” banner below, we have set up a new “World AIDS Day” section. We want to encourage you to participate in these activities that will be Webcast live around the globe on Friday, Dec. 1st and Saturday, Dec. 2nd:
1. Youth awareness events in 50 countries and across the U.S.
2. Major PeerCorps training sessions for you and your friends.
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Update on Injury
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Posted by: host 1/8/2006
I've recovered from my injury in the robbery in Panama City. I want to thank the police in Panama City (detectives, local and National Tourism) for their assistance. They drove me to and from headquarters, to the hospital, to the ATM, until I asked if they didn't have more important things to do - like murders or really serious crime than my $600 video camera? I wasn't being facetious. I was concerned that they were spending too much time on a minor robbery because I was who I was (a tourist).
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