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See Autism.com for the Latest Defeat Autism Now! Videos and an Updated Clinician

Registry

The Autism Research Institute is pleased to announce two exciting releases out

this week

on the ARI web site at www.autism.com (http://tinyurl.com/2qreux)

Free online Webcast of last fall's Defeat Autism Now! Conference held last

October in

Anaheim, CA (Quicktime) http://tinyurl.com/25flow View free scientific talks,

presentations and panels featuring researchers, physicians, and parents -

includes before

and after video of dramatically improved and recovered children

Updated lists of practitioners using the Defeat Autism Now! approach to treat

autism

In 2007, the Defeat Autism Now!® Executive Council (DEC) revised ARI's policy

regarding

the Clinician Registry - details about the new policy are on the practitioner's

page listing.

http://tinyurl.com/yv29l3

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ARI Rises to #31 in 'Causes Giving Challenge' with Four Weeks to Go

Facebook, a free, online social networking site, is sponsoring the " Causes

Giving

Challenge " throughout the month of January and ARI has a chance to win.

If you haven't already, please help us rise to the top of the rankings by

donating $10 or

more to ARI on the Facebook site. On February 1, the cause with the most unique

donors

will be awarded $50,000. Second and third place causes will win $25,000, and the

next 10

causes $10,000 each.

How to Help:

Visit Facebook's " Defeat Autism Now! page to register and donate today. The

donations are

managed by JustGive.org. Only Causes benefiting a U.S. 501©(3) nonprofit can

enter the

challenge. All proceeds go to research that makes a difference for families

living with

autism. http://tinyurl.com/23mctv

Established in 1967, the San Diego-based, nonprofit, ARI is world headquarters

for

research and information on autism and related disorders, and the epicenter of a

rapidly

growing movement that holds that autism can be treated effectively through

intensive

behavior modification and a variety of individualized biomedical treatments. For

more

information, e-mail info@...