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Fungal Infections...most severe cases, amphotericin B is used, but it can have serious side effects Alternative treatment: Mouthwash derived from tea-tree oil (not the oil itself -- this can be very irritating!) Candidiasis of the Vagina (Vaginal Candidiasis, Vaginitis or Yeast Infection) May occur with high CD4 cell counts (around 500), but more likely to develop at lower CD4 counts So common in HIV-positive women that any woman who is undiagnosed...
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Echinacea and other herbal remediesI received a vague warning to watch out for herbal remedies and was told that, for instance, echinacea may interfere with the effectiveness of HIV medication. Can you confirm that, and, are there other herbal remedies that have been proven to reduce...
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Herbal RemediesMy mum is on Trimune and has been tested for liver and kidney problems. The results are hepatic steatosis and early Renal Parenchymal likely Hivan. Her Dr asked her to have a kidney biopsy and she refuses. She now wants to go on herbal chinese...
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Homeopathic & herbal remedieshello. i'm 25 y.o., hiv & hbv +. I am soon to begin meds because, while my hiv numbers have been good, my hep b viral load has shot up as have my liver functions. My question to you is, are there any supplements or homeopathic remedies, herbs...
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Stanford University, School of MedicineUnlikely that any of these purported remedies will work. Make sure that your HIV regimen also includes meds that have activity against HBV, so both viruses can be treated at the same time. No good data that I am aware of that ozone therapy makes any... Read more »
VAGINAL THRUSHWhat is vaginal thrush? the causes, and is it related to HIV and AIDS?
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Gynecological Problems...treatment with a doctor who is experienced in treating HPV in HIV-positive patients. Fungal Infections (Yeast Infections, Vaginal Candidiasis, Vaginitis) Candidiasis is a very common vaginal infection caused by yeast (fungus). Symptoms... Read more »
Candidiasis (Thrush)What Is Thrush? Can It Be Prevented? How Is It Treated? Natural Therapies The Bottom Line What Is Thrush? Candidiasis is a common opportunistic infection in people with HIV. It is an infection caused by a common type of yeast (or... Read more »
Systemic Candidiasis...candidiasis -- when it spreads throughout the body and may impact many systems. Project Inform materials are also available on Vaginal Candidiasis or Oral Candidiasis . Cause The fungus called Candida causes candidiasis. This fungus is... Read more »
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Ryan Calo is an assistant professor at the University of Washington School of Law and a former research director at CIS. A nationally recognized expert in law and emerging technology, Ryan's work has appeared in the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal, NPR, Wired Magazine, and other news outlets. Ryan serves on several advisory committees, including the Electronic Frontier Foundation, the Electronic Privacy Information Center, and the Future of Privacy Forum. He co-chairs the American Bar Association Committee on Robotics and Artificial Intelligence and serves on the program committee of National Robotics Week.
Ghostery.com: Not Just A Cool Icon
By Ryan Calo on January 11, 2009 at 3:16 pm
David Cancel just created a wonderful privacy enhancing technology for Firefox---up there with Ad Blocker Plus in my view. In a simple and straightforward way, Ghostery reveals who is tracking your views of a page on the Internet according to a common but under-examined method: web bugs.
As David explains, "[w]eb bugs are used to track your behavior on the web in order to help the sites you visit to understand their own audiences and to allow advertisers to target ads at you." To expand a little, web bugs are tiny (generally one-pixel) pictures on a web page that tell a host or third-party when and by whom they are being loaded, which in turn reveals that the page itself has been loaded. David's elegant plug-in "scans the web pages you visit to find web bugs" and displays their owners in the upper right hand corner of the page. Ghostery is easy to install, use, and shut off. Read more » about Ghostery.com: Not Just A Cool Icon
Devices As Themselves Social
By Ryan Calo on January 2, 2009 at 1:02 pm
Social networks have gotten a lot of play in recent years. What about social devices? I've been thinking about whether/how the nature of computer interfaces is changing—specifically, becoming less passive and more "social."
My conversations with academics in Stanford's Department of Communications, and the research they've guided me toward, leads me to believe that we are once again at the edge of a shift in the way we communicate. For a variety or reasons, PCs and other computers in cars, mobile devices, etc., are making increased use of voice-driven, natural language interfaces or avatars, moving computing away from the traditional mode of passive information processing toward a more social, "person to person" interaction.
Some quick examples. Google's VP of Search gave a recent interview at Le Web during which she said that Google was exploring a more conversational interface that would allow users to actually ask Google questions out loud as though conversing with a person. Although it has met with (comic) resistance in the past, a trail of Microsoft patents going back ten years shows how serious the company is about developing a social interface, complete with voice, expressions, and gestures. As much as twenty-five percent of Microsoft's research efforts reportedly involve artificial intelligence. Even the U.S. government has gotten into this game: the U.S. Army's virtual recruiter, SGT Star, responds to questions out loud, changes moods, makes jokes, etc. According to developer statistics, SGT Star has responded to over two million questions since his debut in 2006. Read more » about Devices As Themselves Social
E-Books: Who's E-Reading Over Your Shoulder?
By Ryan Calo on December 23, 2008 at 5:55 pm
Electronic books are a little like flying cars; always right about to catch on. Today the New York Times asks "Could book lovers finally be willing to switch from pages to pixels?" In an interesting piece in Technology, Brad Stone and Motoko Rich interview publishers in an attempt to size this market, concluding that the era of e-books may (finally) have arrived.
Lots could be said on this topic--much praised and much lamented. But we've been discussing a particular angle here at CIS: whether this page to pixel migration might have serious repercussions for reader privacy. Read more » about E-Books: Who's E-Reading Over Your Shoulder?
Two Serious Problems With GPS-Aided Car Repossession
By Ryan Calo on December 16, 2008 at 10:51 am
A recent Computerworld blog post shows how tone deaf we can be about the implications of new technology. A group of car dealers in Oregon apparently attached GPS devices to cars sold to customers with poor credit so as to be able to track them down more easily in the event of repossession. Read more » about Two Serious Problems With GPS-Aided Car Repossession
My Buddies App On Facebook: Privacy Extortion?
By Ryan Calo on December 13, 2008 at 10:02 pm
UPDATE (Dec. 14, 2008): A user has created a Facebook Group against My Buddies. Meanwhile, as Beth says below, My Buddies has mutated into My Friends...
I recently received a series of notifications on Facebook alerting me that friends of mine had answered various personal questions about me. One notification claimed that a high school friend had just answered a specific yes/no question about my sexual orientation. Clicking on the link labeled "What did she say?", I was invited to join My Buddies – a new Facebook application with an icon identical to the default running man on AIM, implying a connection to AOL that I doubt exists. Read more » about My Buddies App On Facebook: Privacy Extortion?
A New Regulatory Agency for Autonomous Technology Is Needed First
We are not ready for driverless cars because our public officials lack the expertise to evaluate the safety of this new class of automobiles. Read more » about A New Regulatory Agency for Autonomous Technology Is Needed First
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America Needs a Federal Robotics Agency
Ryan Calo is an assistant professor at the University of Washington School of Law. A host of emerging technologies require a coordinated set of laws and regulations as society adapts
This piece originally appeared on Brookings. Read more » about America Needs a Federal Robotics Agency
Can You Sue A Robot For Defamation?
Commentary: Robots are not here to take your jobs
""We are becoming more familiar with robots, but their sophistication has not changed much," assures U.S. robotics law and policy expert Ryan Calo. In fact, since the original coinage of the term 'Artificial Intelligence' more than 60 years ago, robotics technologies have progressed at a snail's pace; "Today, robots are about as smart as insects," confides Calo. " Read more » about Commentary: Robots are not here to take your jobs
A glimpse into the future: Will our robots have legal rights?
"The latest edition of Science features a multi-part report on the current state of robotics and its future. Leaving aside the discussions therein of pure technology, the most fascinating article is an interview with Ryan Calo of the University of Washington law school. Calo's forthcoming paper on "Robots and the Lessons of Cyberlaw" will appear in a forthcoming issue of the California Law Review. Read more » about A glimpse into the future: Will our robots have legal rights?
Q&A: Robots and the law
"Should driverless cars be allowed on the roads? Should robots capable of thought be accorded rights as sentient beings? Ryan Calo, a lawyer at the University of Washington School of Law in Seattle, tackles these and other questions in "Robots and the Lessons of Cyberlaw," a paper that will appear in the California Law Review next spring. In a report for the Brookings Institution last month, he called for the creation of a Federal Robotics Commission that would oversee the integration of robotics technologies into U.S. society. Read more » about Q&A: Robots and the law
Q&A: Robots and the law
"Should driverless cars be allowed on the roads? Should robots capable of thought be accorded rights as sentient beings? Ryan Calo, a lawyer at the University of Washington School of Law in Seattle, tackles these and other questions in "Robots and the Lessons of Cyberlaw," a paper that will appear in the California Law Review next spring. In a report for the Brookings Institution last month, he called for the creation of a Federal Robotics Commission that would oversee the integration of robotics technologies into U.S. society. Read more » about Q&A: Robots and the law
Study: Robotic Surgery More Costly For Ovarian Problems
""Hospitals and the government need to be experts at assessing when something is going to be ready for prime time," said Calo, who recently authored a Brookings Institute report calling for a government agency to oversee robotics. "Robotics and software will do wonders for healthcare. I absolutely believe that to be the case, but I just don't know when."" Read more » about Study: Robotic Surgery More Costly For Ovarian Problems
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A Brave New Era? Or, Back to the Future? Are we in 1934? 1993? Or, 2015? The FCC's order on the open internet – What did the FCC really do and what will it mean for internet service providers, online music and video companies, e-commerce companies, transit providers and consumers? Read more » about Pacific Northwest Chapter Luncheon
The Past, Present, and Future of Robotic Regulation (Past Event)
Keynote Lecture, Reilly 30th Anniversary Conference
Ryan Calo, UW School of Law
The Past, Present, and Future of Robotic Regulation
Robots have been with us for some time, largely hidden away from daily life. Today robots are leaving the factory and the battlefield and entering our hospitals, hotels, highways, and skies. This talk addresses how the law has addressed robots in the past, how the law is addressing drones, driverless cars, and other robots today, and how law and legal institutions might address this transformative technology going forward. Read more » about The Past, Present, and Future of Robotic Regulation
Can We Imagine Our Way to a Better Future? (Past Event)
For more information and to RSVP visit The New America Foundation's website. Webcast also available.
CIS Affiliate Scholar Ryan Calo part of panel titled "Delivery Drones and Robot Babysitters". Read more » about Can We Imagine Our Way to a Better Future?
Our Robot Future: The Moral, Ethical, and Legal Challenges of Ubiquitous Robotic Systems (Past Event)
Roundtable with experts Professor Ronald C. Arkin, Professor Ryan Calo, Dr. Kate Darling, Professor Illah Nourbakhsh, and Professor Noel Sharkey
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Robots are quickly moving out of controlled environments into public spaces and homes, and researchers are developing artificial intelligence systems that will allow robots to make decisions autonomously. How should society plan for this transition? Read more » about Our Robot Future: The Moral, Ethical, and Legal Challenges of Ubiquitous Robotic Systems
Drones, Phones, and Robotic Friends: Where is Emergent Technology Taking Us? (Past Event)
Humans and Machines — Drones, Phones, and Robotic Friends: Where is Emergent Technology Taking Us? On June 27 at 8:30 p.m. with speakers Mary "Missy" Cummings, Ryan Calo, Ken Goldberg and moderator David Kirkpatrick.
As the landscape of high tech is increasingly modernized through applications of robotics from operating theaters to rescue missions, smarter phones that manage our lives, and flying technologies that put cameras (and weapons) in the air (if not everywhere), how will the balance of law, ethics, and relationships between humans and machines change us? Read more » about Drones, Phones, and Robotic Friends: Where is Emergent Technology Taking Us?
Small Drones Raise Big Legal Questions
January 30, 2015
Listen to the full interview with Ryan Calo at Science Friday. Read more » about Small Drones Raise Big Legal Questions
A responsible approach to artificial intelligence
January 26, 2015
Listen to the full interview at Marketplace Tech.
"Calo recently signed an open letter that detailed his and others' concerns over AI's rapid progress. The letter was published by the Future of Life Institute, a research organization studying the potential risks posed by AI. The letter has since been endorsed by scientists, CEOs, researchers, students and professors connected to the tech world. Read more » about A responsible approach to artificial intelligence
Should We Fear Artificial Intelligence?
January 13, 2015
Listen to the full interview with Ryan Calo at BBC The Inquiry.
Billions of dollars are pouring into the latest investor craze: artificial intelligence. But serious scientists like Stephen Hawking have warned that full AI could spell the end of the human race. How seriously should we take the warnings that ever-smarter computers could turn on us? Our expert witnesses explain the threat, the opportunities and how we might avoid being turned into paperclips. Read more » about Should We Fear Artificial Intelligence?
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October 27, 2014
""One of the problems with the capability of a company to personalize the terms on which is offers you services and the price is this information asymmetry. You don't know when they're doing it," says Ryan Calo, a University of Washington law professor who studies privacy rights."
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An argument for a federal robotics commission
October 13, 2014
"Ryan Calo, Assistant Law Professor at the University of Washington and an affiliate scholar at the Stanford Center for Internet and Society, joined us to talk about his vision for a commission compromised of technologists, engineers, and scientists:
"I don't know that we need a Federal Robotics Commission exactly as I've described it, but what we do need is to start thinking more systematically about robotics law and policy."" Read more » about An argument for a federal robotics commission


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My lady friend and I are going on a small vacation to Wintergreen, Va with her family. We will be there for a couple days in the middle of October. I know we are going to Charlottesville for a bit. What should we do in this area? Great sites to see? Killer Restaurants? Worthy breweries? Would also love to find an awesome bottle shop to pick up some things I can't get back home in Ohio. Any suggestions on a store or certain beers to look out for?
My brother used to live in Charlottesville so I have been able to check out some of the sites. Charlottesville has a great downtown pedestrian mall on Main street in the center of town. It is filled with some great bars and restaurants including a great dumpling place and an outdoor amphitheater. Starr Hill Brewery is just outside of town and they make some great beer. They recently moved into the Philly region so I am not sure if you have heard of them. If you are interested in trying out some local wine you can check out Prince Michael Vineyard which is perched atop Carter's Mountain. This gives a great view of the surrounding area and they have very informal wine tastings. They also have a large orchard there and you can buy fresh local produce or pick your own apples. In Charlottesville there is a great beer shop called Beer Run that has a great selection and offers growler fills and food as well. If you don't mind doing a bit of traveling You can check out Devil's Backbone Brewery in Nelson County. When I visited it was when they first opened and it was a bit out in the middle of nowhere, but I have heard that there are now two other breweries in Nelson County. A quick google search for breweries in the county turned up Wild Wolf Brewing Company and Blue Mountain Brewery. Those are my favorite spots off the top of my head. It is definitely worth cruising around the downtown area surrounding the pedestrian mall as there are a bunch of bars and restaurants on south street and more on the section of main street that passes UVA. Let me know if you have anymore questions as I can contact my brother for anything I don't know.
I grew up just north of C'ville, sister still lives there, and I am planning on moving back.
Blue Mountain brewery and Devils backbone are must stops( both are close to Wintergreen). Blue Mountain has a nicer view and better food but Devils Backbone has better beer in my opinion. Wild Wolf has some good beers but I have never been to their brewery. Kluge vineyard is well thought of by my sister and BIL along with Monticello vineyard. In town is Star Hill Brewery, kinda hit and miss on their beers, some awesome some not so much and it is personal taste on that.
I would definitely take the time to visit Monticello, not a brewery or anything but it is the former home of Thomas Jefferson.
Thanks all. We are spending half of a day seeing Monticello. The other half if that day, we will be in Charlottesville. Thanks for the input on the breweries. We will have to check them out on the day driving in or leaving. Or maybe spend a whole extra day.
Leaving for vaca on Wednesday! So excited. Figured I would send out one more cry for help. We will be checking out the breweries suggested on the way there and back. I want to go to a kick ass bottle shop. Where should I go. What should I look for while I'm there? I'm from ohio and would like to bring something back that I can't get here. Any suggestions?
I suggest you check out foamhenge in natural bridge. Your life will never be the same.
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If you're into wine, you should know there are over 200 wineries throughout the state of Virginia, which many folks don't realize as they are rarely available outside of VA. The reds in particular can be very nice, VA has a great climate for reds (long, dry summers). One of my favorites (Barboursville) is just north of C'ville.
The pedestrian mall in downtown C'ville is pretty neat, too, for amblin' around and casual shopping or dining. And there are often concerts down at the amphitheater (although probably not this time of year).
And as previously posted, Monticello is a must-visit (and leave enough time to really see it all, the house and the property).


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The United States will never except or support the idea of Palestine being a sovereign state. President Obama has made this clear, it is not due to our hate as stated in the article we are stuck between two of our biggest allies. We are trying to get this problem resolved internally and peacefully without the intermission of the UN. Peace between Israel and Palestine has almost come and most recently was stopped due to an Israeli killing another Israeli. These two countries have radical parties that keep slowing the processes down and then unfairly looks like Obama's failure.
Yes, I agree ; " the defenders of Israel believe all the crap they are saying "
It's the USA big foot that is helping Israel's defenders with their high.
You have to remember that the USA 's wanting a settlement, is nothing but a big sham. It's a superpower in a confidence trickster's business.
The USA funds Israeli terror, and war crimes.
The USA does not want a settlement. Period.
The high moral ground that used to be the USA banner, has been ditched to the wayside, and will stay there for some time.
The Us sits in a position of helplessness on the Turkey-Egypt-Israel issue. Being an ally to all three states (or former ally? we'll see how the new Egyptian government views the US) any decision enacted by the US will cause diplomatic tension. And the Palestinian conflict only pours salt into the wounds of the US and Israel, even though it is inevitable that the US will veto any vote for Palestine. Israel is obviously a fan of this, but seeing the way Egypt and Turkey re-act will PERMANENTLY CHANGE relations in the middle east for the US.
The tension between Turkey and Israel nothing more than a sham-fight.
"Turkish warships might escort future aid convoys to Gaza." This is never going to happen, this just another scam to gain respect from Arab Public.
If Turkey and Israel are not friends, or let's put it that way, If Turkey is still free politically, why Turkey allowed missile defense in their country to protect Israel from Iran's nuclear attack?
The pack of lies and half-truths are yours … Dandouni
But as to your information:
1. Peace Takes Two - Real peace can only come through negotiations and cooperation, not unilateral actions. Both sides can have peace, land, and security if the Palestinians join the Israelis at the negotiating table.
2. Israelis Want Peace - Israelis seek peace, and have made painful sacrifices in order to achieve peace. Israel has: [i] made peace agreements with Egypt and Jordan, [ii] disengaged from Gaza, [iii] made multiple land offers to the Palestinians in 2000 and 2008, and [iv] made a unilateral settlement freeze last year.
3. Israelis Need a Palestinian Peace Partner - The biggest obstacle to peace is that Israelis need a responsible partner in the Palestinian leadership. If the Palestinian leadership would foreswear terror and incitement, and recognize Israel's right to exist, there could be peace.
4. Jewish Connection to the Land of Israel - The Jewish people, like any other nation, have a right to self determination in their ancestral homeland. The Jewish people have had a continuous presence in the land of Israel for nearly 4,000 years. The obstacle to peace in the Middle East is the Palestinian refusal – and the refusal of most Muslim countries - to recognize the Jewish right to self determination.
5. Israeli Democracy - Israel is a democracy, and the Israeli people value and protect human rights and personal freedoms. Every Israeli enjoys civil liberties and legal equality, including over a million Arab Muslim citizens. In stark contrast, the PLO's ambassador to the US said this week that no Jews would be allowed in a Palestinian state.
6. US and Israel: Shared Values - The United States has vowed to veto the Palestinian statehood bid because of all the reasons described above. Israelis thank President Obama and Congress for securing the real path to peace.
So you can get on the right side of history … or you can continue to 'huff and puff' … but you still won't blow the house down …
What about the Right of Return? Do you agree that there will be no right of return of Arab/Muslims to Israel? Let me know Dandouni …
@ tzatz : Wow ! you had a lot of catching up to do ... The Israeli government finally gave you a vacation ? ... Or maybe you where on a PR business in Europe who knows ... Only a guy on a payroll could dedicate so much time writing comments and defending the undefendable ... Yes the tides are turning in Europe and all over the world .. Israel has one choice left : Pacify ! and give the occupied land back ! You can't run the PR scam of yours undefinately... People are sobering up from the big fat lies they where fed all these years... Shalom !
@ EllyKW : You know sometimes I wonder if the defenders of Israel believe all the crap they are saying ... What about settlements !!??
Yes sir, Israel is an extremist religious entity exactly like Hamas because they believe "god" have chosen them and gave them the right to steal other people land and to kick them out of their homes ...
Israel is a "Jewish state" and the ONLY place on earth where you can be granted citizenship based on your religious affiliations ...
Israel has a well established discriminatory politics towards its Arab citizens in many areas such as access to Jobs or even owning a house... Those Arabs would gladly move out of the hell hole that Israel has become if they weren't born there at the first place...
Israel runs an apartheid regime against the Palestinians... For instance I have never read about "roads for Jews only" other than in the fantastic democratic state of Israel ... Gaza is not more than a giant ghetto where even humanitarian aid can not even get through ...
Like you said Sir ! , civilian collateral damage was a necessity to eradicate Nazism who for instance occupied territories, confined ethnic minorities in ghettos and claimed they where the superior race ... Well there's some resemblance I have to admit, but not to Hamas I'm afraid !!
"Bottom line, if the world is run by Israel it would be equally as horrible as if it was run by Islamists"
Israel is a liberal DEMOCRATIC SOCIETY where the rule of law is sacrosanct …
Hamastan/run by ISLAMISTS is an anti-CHRISTIAN … anti-SEMITIC hell hole where SHARIA LAW (WOMEN DISCRIMINATED, GAYS DISCRIMINATED, MINORITY RIGHTS DON'T EXIST) rules and the economy can't produce jobs for its people.
"As Israel's former friends …"
Israel or for that matter … any state DOES NOT HAVE 'friends' … it has interests … where those interests are shared … friendly relations can blossom …
Israel is interested in maintaining PEACE between states … the Arab Spring … may or may not share those interests … to the same degree … ONLY TIME WILL TELL … should Egypt become dominated by Islamists … there will/can be NO PEACE WITH EGYPT … just as there can be NO PEACE WITH HAMASTAN … there can exist a NO WAR PERIOD OF TIME … but that does not constitute PEACE
"the US and EU … should exercise their influence with a tough attitude toward Israel's continued settlement of disputed territory …"
The territory of the WEST BANK is rightfully called 'DISPUTED TERRITORY' … where Jewish Settlement Blocs exist today … will remain a part of the Jewish State of Israel …
Abbas & Co … have sought to be GIFTED ALL OF THE WEST BANK AND JERUSALEM without the need to negotiate … this is the whole reason to go for the UN GAMBIT …
IT HAS FAILED … the 'not ready for prime time' Palestinian leadership … will now exit the stage of history … and the 'new breed' of Palestinian leaders will have to negotiate the END OF CONFLICT PEACE TREATY … this bunch is 'educated' … 'Western-raised' … 'tough minded' … but they know they can't win a fight … they'll have no interest to prolong the 'struggle' … they'll make a deal for the good of their people … and reap the rewards of peace and quiet.
The tired old warriors like Abbas can finally go to their 'happy hunting grounds' and die … good riddance to them … EXIT STAGE LEFT!
In 1945 Germany was heavily bombed and a lot of innocent people died, including children. It was very unfortunate, but necessary to eradicate fascism. Who was to blame for that - Hitler or the allies?
If Hamas does not want Israel to attack them, all they have to do is stop shooting rockets at Israel. Otherwise, they only have their leadrship to blame.
Hamas shoots rockets at Israel specifically targeting civilians.
Finally, muslims live in Israel as citizens (and don't seem to be in any hurry to join their brothers in the Arab countries). In Israel you can be a Muslim, a Christian, an atheist etc. How many Jews live in the Arab world, how many Arab countries allow their citizens to be anything by muslim?
Only a highly biased or an extremely uneducated person could say that Hamas and Israel are two sides of the same coin.
It shouldn't just be the US holding just the Israeli's feet to the fire. the international community should impose serious sanctions on the region until a peace settlement is reached. kind of a 'we are tired of your crap get it together' message. Neither of the two are completely innocent in this situation. but bringing this to the UN only adds more fuel to the fire. because the US wants these guys to work it out themselves, and because of the veto power the US gets what it wants in this situation. Palestine is only making things worse by going to the UN.
The US should really hold Israel's feet to the fire and make them actively cooperate in the peace process. Palestine has institutions capable of running a state and pretty much the whole world (especially everyone in the region) wants a Palestinian state. Workarounds through the UN are touchy because, when it comes down to it, Israel still has troops in the area despite what the UN says. As Israel's former friends in the region seem to be turning away, the US and EU (as major trad partners) should exercise their influence with a tough attitude toward Israel's continued settlement of disputed territory and resistance to the Palestinian State.
Let's hope that President Obama's luck in helping settle things in the Middle East can turn around quickly. While struggling without success to fix things, it would be nice to see the United States help mediate problems and make the world a little more peaceful. The inevitable is that the US' Middle East Diplomacy will be very messy, but the goal is that some things can be changed quickly to help.
I think the US should express the view that declaring a Palestinian state now is premature, but that a Palestinian state needs to be created. Then it should abstain from a Security Council vote on Palestinian statehood. Israel needs to be told that the status quo is not acceptable. This would send that message.
All the leaders in the middle east are making resolutions impossible. Netanyahu's stubbornness, arrogance and pride angers other nations. Egyptians setting the Israeli embassy on fire just fueled tension between the two states. Obama supporting Pakistan upsets US-Israeli relations. The leaders just need take their personal issues out of the situation and work on what will help their country.
What a mess diplomacy in the Middle East has become. As I read this article, it seems like there will be no way to make everyone happy. It seems to me that the creation of a Palestinian State is becoming more and more necessary for peace in the Middle East. It begins to get more and more confusing about who is in the wrong and with what and to what extent. Also, as I read this, I began to wonder what the cost of our friendship with Israel is going to be. I am not at all saying that we should drop our friendship with Israel at all. I am suggesting though that we might want to begin to distance ourselves from the situation in the Middle East in general.
Having just returned from Europe … err the soon to be … Eurabia
All the … 'Middle East EXPERTS' … are NOT JEWISH … but Arab/Muslims
Frankly … Euronews … a TV channel in English … talks about 'Israeli colonies' in the West Bank … they're no longer 'settlements'
You know what … the Israelis have to deal with the hand they've been dealt … that is, their little state inside a ARAB/MUSLIM HOSTILE MIDDLE EAST … that's not gonna change … the clampdown will continue
The UN vote puts the US in a lose-lose situation. If the US veto's the resolution for Palestine to get statehood then it looks as if the US is against letting the Arab world grow. It also shows that the US plans to continue being entangled in the affairs of the Middle East. If the US allowed the vote to go through then it would seem as if the US is slighting its strong ally, Israel. Even if Palestine achieves statehood there will still be severe tensions between them and Israel; then the argument becomes if the world should let the two sort out their issues on their own. There are good arguments for both sides and whatever ends up happening will shape history.
Perhaps America should cut off all monetary assistance to both the Palestinians and Israelis until the "peace process" has been completed.
It's really interesting to read comments by people trying to cover up Israeli crimes and attrocities against Christians and Moslems in Palestine / Israel.
It's the massive foot of the USA that is helping and making it possible for Israel to continue with this horrendous ongoing saga in Israel/Palestine, against Christians and Moslems.
If you watch American TV, they line up " Middle East EXPERTS " invariably Jews, trying to sound balanced, for the Israeli propaganda they are trying to push.
Most facts are distorted, or changed to put Israel in a good light, it's really a big joke. Obviously some Jewish extremists love it.
The fact remains that the USA has sunk to a new low, and lost it's claim for moral superiority.
When you mix with bad people, it's going to rub off on you. Political Zionism is the culprit.
"… has caused 10 times more civilian causalities during the Gaza war"
You meant to say … that Isarael defended itself better in the 2008/09 War called Operation Cast Lead … great
"Two religious entities run by extremists with destructive and hateful ideology"
Israel is a liberal democratic sovereign country … Hamastan is a territory controlled by a obscurantist … Islamist group … it is keeping its people 'hostage' since a coup drove in 2007 … they have no 'real' legitimacy since there have been no new elections IN YEARS! What Hamas is a vision of the Arab/Muslim Middle East into the future. A basket case without a viable economic strategy. Like the Arabs of yore … their only strategy is pillaging and stealing FROM THE OTHER.
"The only difference, one of them has nuclear capabilities witch make it far more dangerous to humanity"
Not ALL humanity … LOL … only those who threaten her …
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Doug Fritz of RIR, who followed Ingrid Grant of Laburnum E.S., noted that she "walks around to every single class, every day.
"In 12 years of school I never once saw my principal," said Fritz. "But [Grant] is very visible and interactive."
Melissa Silver of Astyra, who shadowed at Trevvett E.S., said, "I was surprised by the involvement of the principal. When I was in school, the principal stayed in the office. But [Mandi Mulholland] knew every child's name."
After visiting Hermitage High School and observing student presentations, Sam Young of Astyra remarked, "I was surprised that the kids were as advanced as they are."
In a drafting and animation class, he watched as students designed video games and buildings, while in a language arts class, he listened to students read their own poems.
"One child read a poem about Katrina," said Young. "He was so talented I was blown away. All those kids are very talented.
"I felt stupid," Young concluded. "I was never that creative."
Non-stop job
The principals and guests also spent part of lunch comparing and contrasting the worlds of business and education, and finding parallels between leadership in the boardroom and classroom.
In both worlds, it was agreed, a leader needs skills in problem-solving and communicating. And in both, said Ingrid Grant, a person needs "flexibility and availability – because you're not going to be able to stay on schedule."
All the principals had stories to share of the crises that pop up throughout the day – from broken-down furnaces to children running out of medication– and require constant shifting of schedules and resources.
Grant commented that any time she has an important project to work on, she takes it home, because the school days are too hectic and full of interruptions.
Monroe remarked that he had looked forward to the debriefing as a rare chance to sit down and eat a real lunch, instead of wolfing a sandwich at the end of a day. Prior to the March 31 luncheon, Monroe said, he had had exactly three sit-down lunches this school year.
What's more, the school day never ends when the students go home for the day. That evening, most of the elementary principals were planning to attend the All-County Chorus event to see their students perform – although Muriel Brinkley said she would miss it to attend her school's Chick-fil-A night.
And neither does the day end when principals get home for the night – even if they are exhausted.
"I'll be reading to my daughter [in the evenings]," said Monroe, "and she'll say, 'Dad wake up!'" But he cannot sleep at night, Monroe said, without having a pocket notebook within arm's length to jot down to-do's.
"I go through two of these a week," he said, displaying the battered, ink-stained pages of his current notepad.
"It's a non-stop job," agreed Grant. "It's always on your mind. I will sleep with the computer next to me and fire off emails in the middle of the night."
Help wanted
Finally, the group discussed how best to develop the relationships established at Principal for a Day into lasting, ongoing partnerships.
A collaboration between Henrico County Public Schools and the Henrico Business Council of the Greater Richmond Chamber of Commerce, the program was designed to foster deepen relationships between the business and education communities and is expected to become annual event.
A number of partnerships already exist, and several principals and business leaders rose to cite examples of student artwork displayed at businesses, reading and mentoring programs, school supply drives, and family activities sponsored by Richmond International Raceway.
But the needs are never-ending, emphasized the principals, and there are always openings for more volunteers, more lunch buddies, and more collaboration.
"My parents [at Chamberlayne] are working so hard," said Brinkley, citing the example of a parent who goes to school and works shifts as a nurse. "They just can't volunteer."
"We need the community to come help."
Tree seedling giveaway planned April 2-3
Citizen Staff Reports 03/30/2015
The Henricopolis Soil & Water Conservation District will sponsor a tree seedling giveaway on April 2 at Dorey Park Shelter 1 from 2:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. and on April 3 at Hermitage High School parking lot from 8:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Bare-root tree seedlings are available to Henrico County residents free of charge for the spring planting season.
The following seedling species will be available: apple, kousa dogwood, red maple, river birch, red osier dogwood, loblolly pine, sycamore, bald cypress, white dogwood and redbud. Quantities are limited and trees are available on a first-come, first-served basis. Each participant is allowed up to 10 trees total, not to include more than five of the same species. > Read more.
State provides online directory of Bingo games
Citizen Staff Reports 03/30/2015
Wondering where to go to play Bingo? Wonder no more.
The Virginia Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services (VDACS) recently launched an online directory of permitted bingo games played in Virginia. Listed by locality, more than 400 regular games are available across the state. The directory will be updated monthly and can be found on VDACS' website at http://www.vdacs.virginia.gov/gaming/index.shtml.
"Many Virginia charities, including volunteer rescue squads, booster clubs and programs to feed the homeless, use proceeds from charitable gaming as a tool to support their missions, said Michael Menefee, program manager for VDACS' Office of Charitable and Regulatory Programs. > Read more.
Local couple wins wedding at Lewis Ginter
Richmonders Jim Morgan and Dan Stackhouse were married at Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden in Lakeside Mar. 7 month after winning the Say I Do! With OutRVA wedding contest in February. The contest was open to LGBT couples in recognition of Virginia's marriage equality law, which took effect last fall. The wedding included a package valued at $25,000.
Morgan and Stackhouse, who became engaged last fall on the day marriage equality became the law in Virginia, have been together for 16 years. They were selected from among 40 couples who registered for the contest. The winners were announced at the Say I Do! Dessert Soiree at the Renaissance in Richmond in February. > Read more.
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Two events this weekend benefit man's best friend – a rabies clinic, sponsored by the Glendale Ruritan Club, and an American Red Cross Canine First Aid & CPR workshop at Alpha Dog Club. The fifth annual Shelby Rocks "Cancer is a Drag" Womanless Pageant will benefit the American Cancer Society and a spaghetti luncheon on Sunday will benefit the Eastern Henrico Ruritan Club. Twin Hickory Library will also host a used book sale this weekend with proceeds benefiting The Friends of the Twin Hickory Library. For all our top picks this weekend, click here! > Read more.
A taste of Japan
Ichiban offers rich Asian flavors, but portions lack
In a spot that could be easily overlooked is a surprising, and delicious, Japanese restaurant. In a tiny nook in the shops at the corner of Ridgefield Parkway and Pump Road sits a welcoming, warm and comfortable Asian restaurant called Ichiban, which means "the best."
The restaurant, tucked between a couple others in the Gleneagles Shopping Center, was so quiet and dark that it was difficult to tell if it was open at 6:30 p.m. on a Monday. When I opened the door, I smiled when I looked inside. > Read more.
One beauty of a charmer
Disney's no-frills, live-action 'Cinderella' delights
Cinderella is the latest from Disney's new moviemaking battle plan: producing live-action adaptations of all their older classics. Which is a plan that's had questionable results in the past.
Alice in Wonderland bloated with more Tim Burton goth-pop than the inside of a Hot Topic. Maleficent was a step in the right direction, but the movie couldn't decide if Maleficent should be a hero or a villain (even if she should obviously be a villain) and muddled itself into mediocrity.
Cinderella is much better. Primarily, because it's just Cinderella. No radical rebooting. No Tim Burton dreck. It's the 1950 Disney masterpiece, transposed into live action and left almost entirely untouched. > Read more.
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Due to workload and utter confusion in the Casualty Department on the day of the incident, he could not view the case to be a medico-legal (ML) case and therefore did not inform the police before beginning treatment of the victim, Mitra told the Commission. He further informed that as the accompanying attendants of the patient could not give any idea about the causes of her unconsciousness, the 19-year-old girl was suspected to be a snakebite victim and was injected with anti-venom serum.
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Situated in the heart of Salem, Comfort Inn and Suites Salem is close to Oregon State Fairgrounds Pavilion, Salem Armory Auditorium, and L. B. Day Amphitheater. Also nearby are Chemeketa Community College and Oregon State Capitol.
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The council issued a tender on the Official Journal of the European Union, which stated that its asset management division wants to increase back-office efficiency, improve strategic decision making and governance and provide improved service to customers, suppliers and partners.
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