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Homer: Who's gonna watch the kids?
Marge: You are.
Homer: Me? But I'm the father.
Marge: My Christmas Present to myself this year was leaving that place early.
Lisa: Mom, I got a rash where the reindeer licked me…
Bart: When they put Santa in the ambulance, why'd they pull the blanket all the way up over his head?
(catching Homer letting an adult film be made in their house)
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Homer: Look, we've been down this road before, I do something stupid, your mom leaves; we eat waffles!
Homer: Gotta find your mom, gotta find your mom…
Bart: (caged in a dog carrier) Dad, I promise I'll be good… can I get out of the dog carrier?
Homer: It was hard enough getting you in there; I'm not letting you out.
Homer: Now if you'll excuse me, I have to use the outhouse again.
Female Cousin: Well, we don't have an outhouse…
Male Cousin: My recording studio!
Marge: I found a place where I'm needed.
Homer: You're needed at home!
Marge: And treated like I deserve.
Homer: (pause) You're needed at home!
(Homer tries to stop the Jet-skiers from hurting the manatees)
Homer: Why don't you pick on someone your own size?!?
Jet-skier #1: They are roughly our size.
Jet-skier #2: In fact, they're bigger than us.
Bart: I wanna see Santa. He can explain why he gave me a Playstation box with nothing inside but a coloring book.
Homer: It got your hopes up, didn't it?
Lisa: Those reindeer look really uncomfortable.
Elf: (annoyed tone of voice) That's because they don't thrive in this environment!
Jet Skier: We respect two things, bravery and tattoos that look like barbed wire.
Homer: (on phone) Hello, Marge? Does the pizza guy take a check? If so, where do we keep the checks? And lastly, how do you write a check?
Homer: Manatees, defend!
(The manatees swim away.)
Homer: Rugged? Is that the same as handsome?
Diner Chef: No senor. Handsome means he look at himself in a mirror all day. Rugged means you look at him.
This episode was rated TV 14.
Blackboard Joke: Does any kid still do this anymore?
Couch Gag: The family enters the living room via a metal detector, only Homer sets off the alarm and must takes his clothes off; but even in his underwear, Homer still sets off the detector. Then the security guard used the hand metal detector but it still goes off.
"I've got my groove back!"
This line references the 1998 film How Stella Got Her Groove Back, starring Angela Bassett as a stock broker who travels to Jamaica and starts a romance with a much younger man.
When Homer has his hands hammered, it is reference to the 1995 film Casino, where Sam Rothstein orders a casino cheat to have his hand hammered.
Lemony Lickit: A Series of Horny Events:
The title of the adult movie is clearly a parody of the books and the movie called Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events.
Bonfire of the Vanities
The title of this episode is a take-off of the title of the Tom Wolfe novel and Brian De Palma film, Bonfire of the Vanities.
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About Yatsura
Lo-fi Scottish popsters Yatsura (aka Urusei Yatsura, a moniker which caused the group to run afoul of the Japanese comic book and cartoon franchise of the same name) comprised singers/guitarists Fergus Lawrie and Graham Kemp, bassist Elaine Graham and her brother, drummer Ian. Formed in Glasgow during the mid-'90s, the band soon debuted with "All Hail Yatsura," a 12" issued on the Hipster label; a series of incredibly noisy gigs as well as an electrifying John Peel radio session helped bring them to the attention of Ché Records, which released the single "Siamese" in early 1996. After a pair of EPs, Plastic Ashtray and Stunray EP, Yatsura issued their first full-length, the U.K. indie chart-topping We Are Yatsura; the Strategic Hamlets EP followed in early 1997, while the subsequent Pulpo! compiled the group's many stray singles tracks and B-sides. Two more singles, "Fake Fur" and "Hello Tiger," preceded the 1998 full-length Slain by Yatsura. ~ Jason Ankeny, Rovi


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Historical Traveler Reviews Hilo Naniloa Hotel
Hawaii Naniloa is supposed to be a 2 or 3 star hotel but there is anything 'starish' about the way they keep their rooms or bathrooms.
Keeping the room clean is the basic standard that any hotel should maintain but don't be surprized to see a hair in ur bathtub and mildew around the washbasins!!!
A Worn-Out Hotel
I stayed at this hotel on Nov 11/12 2003. The bathroom was very old and the metal bathtub stopper was stuck in the " drain " position. All carpets appeared worn, and hallway carpets were stained. Was awakened at 6am as the room alarm clock went off, though I had not touched it the day before--a very basic sign of inattentive housekeeping. Its too bad because the building is on a nice quiet street on one side and is on Hilo Bay on the other side. Don't know who owns this place, but they're not exactly on top of things here.
You'd be better off at the Bates Motel
We knew we were in trouble when there was no one to greet us at the bell captain's podium in the front of the hotel. After checking in, I had to ask the clerk if anyone could help us with our luggage, to which he replied, "Let me see if I can find someone." A woman showed up, recruited from some other area, and played bellman for us. The hotel itself is in terrible disrepair, with streaks of black mold all over the outer surfaces of the building. In fact, the hotel is so dirty that we actually spotted vegetation growing out of a corner of the building itself. The plastic bar furniture and the pool lounges are all overed with black mold. (A little Clorox would work wonders, folks). The rooms are musty and don't feel clean at all. The bed spreads, I suspect, have not been cleaned since the Carter Administration. A couple of people told us that the Naniloa was the best hotel in Hilo. If this is true, it's sad indeed. Stay there at your own peril, but be afraid...be very afraid.
Great location/needs work
After reading the previous reviews, I was a bit apprehensive about staying at the Hawaii Naniloa but when we got there we were charmed.
The location on the water is great (definitely pay the extra for an ocean view room, you wake up to views of Mauna Kea and Hilo Bay). It does need work but if you are looking for glitz, you should stay on the Kona side of the island. Hilo is laid back and easy going which is what we were looking for. Based on other reviews, I might try the Hilo Hawaiian next time if the price is right. I would definitely stay at one of the Banyan Tree Dr. hotels.
Loved the Naniloa
Nainiloa Hotel in HiloStayed 5 nights at the Naniloa in July 2003, found it to be a wonderful place to stay. Older hotel, but room very comfortable. Staff very helpful, parking very convenient. Wonderful food. Easy to find from the airport. Ours was a corner room right on the Bay. Fabulous.The only downside to the trip was Harper's Car and Truck rental. Be sure to take their insurance, they find lots of ways to rip tourists off.
Needs a good scrubbing
We stayed at the Naniloa for two nights (Aug 23,24 2003) as part of an inexpensive package side trip from our primary hotel in Honolulu. The Hotel has the look and grandeur of a first class hotel, grand entrance and lobby, beautiful grounds and great location. BUT as you get up close, the place hasn't been cleaned, painted or maitained in many years. Rugs are dirty and threadbare, exterior paint is peeling and covered with mildew, bathroom fixtures ancient and barely functional.
Everything has a seedy quality that is marginally accepatble if you are looking for an inexpensive place to stay. (Since the hotel was part of a package, I have no idea how much we paid for this room - anything over $50 would be too much!) The staff was very friendly and tried to be helpful, but were dealing with a very run down facility. However, no one seemed to be concerned that the dust and dirt encrusted almost everything. While we found the linen and towels to be OK, almost everything else needed a good cleaning and or painting. Restuarant food was surprisingly good, service was inattentive but friendly.
We booked this stay as an fly/drive overnighter from another island.
After spending a long day sightseeing, we arrived at the hotel. Upon first arriving, it was apparent there was a prom or high school dance being held in an adjoining banquet hall to the hotel. The parking lot was quite full and there seemed to be an awful lot of teens milling around in the parking lot and in the hotel lobby. The hotel itself did not look that bad as a first impression. Oh my gosh, what a wrong assumption. After checking in, we headed toward the elevators located in a back hallway. I noticed the farther we walked back toward the elevator, the more dirty and worn the carpet looked. We passed a small shop inside the lobby that appeared to also have a small grocery store.
Since there didn't seem to be much else around the hotel as far as restaurants, we decided to come back after we got settled in our room.
As we entered the elevator, we were greeted by a disgusting smell of vomit and the equivalent of a dirty diaper. Holding our noses and trying not to breathe, we finally reached our floor. The door opened to a very dimly lit hallway. Teens were running up and down the hall laughing loudly. This would continue throughout the night. Our room was not very clean and the furnishings looked like they had been there since the hotel was built. The double beds were more like large twins and hard as a rock. The bathroom.... oh my gosh... the towels were yellowed with age and actually were so hard from sitting on the shelf that they crunched as I unfolded one. The plumbing fixtures were outdated and old. I refused to step into the shower with bare feet. We finally went down to the shop. As I reached into the refrigeration unit to retrieve an item, I stopped in time before picking up a moldy item.
As I looked further, many of the groceries items were covered in mold.
The area behind the counter where you could request cooked food items was filthy. The microwave was covered in crusty old food. Nasty. To top off our wonderful evening the music from the dance was so loud our walls vibrated til past 3 am. Somewhere in between the blaring music, teens running up and down laughing and yelling in the hall, and oh yes, the brawl that broke out in the parking lot, I maybe got an hour of sleep. Apparently, management doesn't control their guests and anything goes. Don't trust the brochures you are given, the pictures don't tell the whole story. I would not recommend this place to anyone.
stayed at naniloa hotel for one night in july2003. first impression of the hotel was their lobby which was quite nice and large. Their garden and pool area was gorgeous. Well kept, with the ocean incorporated into their garden, just beautiful. But then we enetered the room. Well i was glad that i only stayed one night. The carpet was disgusting. Stains everywhere! large ones, small ones...just everywhere. The chairs were old and seem to have that permanent dirty grey look. The bathroom fixtures were gettign that crusty look too. bleech. The staff as friendly and helpful though. and there is also a complimentary shuttle to the airport (10 minutes away). the price was cheap, but I wouldn't stay there again.
The Hotel turned out to be what we expected (Frommers/other reviews). The employees were nice and the room was clean with the exception of the carpet. They should have gone with another choice in such a wet environment. It was a good base for our tours of the island.
Michelle M. Montgomery
I found the hotel really comfortable, they treat just like home. It wasnt any thing to fancy but what do you expect, its layed back hawaiian style.
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... about a mutually read book was really appealing. And then I picked up the book…."The Touch" by Colleen McCullough (for those of you who don't know, most famously the author of "The Thornbirds"). It's a 'bodice-ripper' about as far as possible from the kind of book I have any interest in. Bull-headed and open-minded as I am, I have ...
The bubbling Big Island
... workshop)... we were all set for the main attraction of the Big Island... to explore the Hawaii Volcanoes National Park.
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We were hopeful of seeing some molten lava ...
DOUBLE RAINBOW....what does it meeaaaan?
... like something from Jurassic park - yes, we were on the lookout for any rogue dinosaurs.
This time we successfully located the lava tube and walked down through wet jungle to it's entrance. It looked like quite a large cave-like structure and we were getting a little worried about what creepy crawlies might be inside, but thankfully we didn't encounter anything. Well, it was too dark to see if we did... thank goodness. It ...
A Visit to Paradise
... and we were able to stop along the way and get some beautiful pictures, which I will add later. As we searched for a restroom, we happened onto the beautiful Laupahoehoe Point Park, which was in a picturesque lava lined cove. Since we were still chasing the sunshine, the skies were still overcast and the strong winds were driving the angry sea against the shore. It was a great time to stop and "refresh" ourselves.
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Ich landete um 8 Uhr morgens in Honolulu am 7. Dezember. Was lustig daran ist? Ich stieg 18 Uhr am 7. Dezember in Sydney ins Flugzeug. Man kann mich damit als Zeitreisenden bezeichnen.
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No Virtual Panning for You!
Having recently read the Laptop Buying Guide in the December 2007 issue of LJ, I thought I'd let you know about something not mentioned in the article. Anyone who enjoys using a virtual screen resolution should steer clear of any notebook based on the Intel Graphics Media Accelerator X3100 (found in the Dell Inspiron 1420N mentioned in the Laptop Buying Guide). This chipset is unfortunately quite common and used in many of the "lower-end" modern notebooks.
I just bought a Lenovo Y410 to replace my six-plus-year-old HP N5450, which I use as a table-top PC at home. Going from a PIII-850 with 384MB RAM, S3 Savage video and 60GB drive (upgraded—the 20GB original drive died a year or so ago), you'd think I'd be thrilled with a Core 2 Duo 1.5GHz, 2GB RAM, 160GB SATA drive, built-in dual-layer DVD burner, 802.11g and so on, and for just $650 after rebate—if I get that rebate! But the truth is, I'm still using that old HP a month and a half after buying the Lenovo.
The Lenovo came with Vista, but of course the first thing I did when I got it home was boot up an Ubuntu 7.10 CD. Running live from the CD, I was amazed that the 1280x800 native screen resolution worked automatically, and that I was able to get the Intel Pro/Wireless 3945ABG working on the home wireless without any hacking. Getting the built-in 1.3M Webcam working did require actually downloading and compiling linux-uvc, but that was relatively painless. Sound support is a little sketchy. Under Ubuntu 7.10, it doesn't work automatically. You have to edit /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base, and set the snd-hda-intel model to fujitsu. That gets the internal speakers working, but the headphones jack is totally nonfunctional (no sound output, and plugging in to it doesn't silence the internal speakers). For my intended use (table PC at home), that's not a huge deal.
But as I mentioned, the biggest issue I have with this notebook is the X3100 and Intel GM965 graphics chipset, or rather the X.org X server written for it. I've been using Linux since about 1994 (and incidentally, I've been an LJ subscriber since about issue #2), and this is the first X server I can remember running into that doesn't support panning around a virtual screen resolution greater than the actual screen resolution. From talking to other Linux users, I gather this is one of those emacs/vi issues. Some people hate and never use Virtual. Others always use it when there's enough video memory to support it. On my old HP, I use Virtual 1600 1200. On my desktops at home and work, I use Virtual 2500 2048. These virtual resolutions allow me to have several terminal windows, a browser, IM client, MP3 player and so on, all "visible" on one screen with little or no overlapping windows. I just pan around with my trackball/touchpad to the part of the virtual screen I want to see.
Nobody seems to mention the death of this feature when talking about current notebooks. It was only after considerable Googling that I found this thread where one of the authors of the Intel X server clearly states, "no Virtual panning for you!" (lists.freedesktop.org/archives/xorg/2007-April/023841.html).
This is a big enough issue for me that as soon as Xi Graphics supports the i965GM, I'm going to gladly pay them $129 for a full-featured X server.
In the meantime, I'll have to get by with multiple workspaces and have
installed brightside so that I can "pan" to adjacent workspaces just by
moving the pointer off the edge of the current workspace. It's not the
same, but it's apparently the best I can do for now.
Jon Lewis
We Don't Need No Stinking Perl (in Our Shell Scripts)!
Well, Dave (Taylor) threw down an irresistible challenge in his January 2008 column when he remarked that he couldn't imagine a shell-only method of calculating the ordinal value of a letter, "without extraordinary levels of effort".
I actually found three different ways of doing this, and while it did take a certain amount of effort to refresh my memory on some details, I think the resulting methods are all reasonably simple. I've presented them below; the following examples are intended to be drop-in replacements for this line on page 31 of the January 2008 issue:
ordvalue="$(echo $letter | \ perl -e '$a=getc(); print ord($a)-96' )"
Solution 1:
# Do this array initialization prior # to using "LETTERS". LETTERS=(0 {a..z}) ordvalue=1 while [ ${LETTERS[$ordvalue]} != $letter ]; do ordvalue=$(( ordvalue + 1 )) done
The LETTERS array is initialized with the letters of the alphabet, each in its ordinal position—that is, a is in the [1] position. The while loop simply uses ordvalue as an index into the array, incrementing it until it points to the array element that matches the desired letter. Note: Using 0 as the value of the first array element is quite arbitrary; any value will do.
Solution 2:
# Do this string initialization prior # to using "LETTERS". LETTERS=0abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz FOO=${LETTERS%${letter}*} ordvalue=${#FOO}
The FOO= line matches a pattern in the LETTERS string; the pattern is the specified letter, then anything else. This pattern is removed from the end of the LETTERS string, and the length of the resulting string is determined. Since this length is simply the number of characters that precede the specified letter in the alphabet, it gives the letter's ordinal value. Note that as in the first solution, the 0 at the start of LETTERS is an arbitrary character. There is simply a need to have one extra character at the start of the string to get the string lengths right, given the way that the pattern matching/string truncation works.
Solution 3:
FOO=$(eval echo {a..$letter}) ordvalue=$(( (${#FOO} + 1) / 2 ))
This one is a little bit more arcane; the FOO= line puts a string of the form "a b c d e f" into FOO (assuming in this case that letter is f), and the next line finds the length of that string, adds 1 to it, and then divides that result by 2. This effectively gives the length of the string abcdef, which is the ordinal value of f.
Now, my question for Dave: is there some way of nesting
operations, such that the temporary variable FOO could
be eliminated from Solutions 2 and/or 3? I can't seem to
figure out what it is, if such a way exists!
Mike Henders
Correction: February 2008 LJ Index
Regarding number 12 on the February 2008 LJ
Index—I'm thinking this is a typo or something:
900 billion Nokia phones in use? 150 for every human being on the
planet? That seems a little not right.
Keith Blackwell
Doc Searls replies: My error, Keith. It's 900 million. Thanks for pointing it out.
Yes! Virtual Panning for You!
As Jon Lewis notes above, support for panning around Virtual Resolutions larger than the physical screen has been removed from the Intel GMA X.Org driver. Fortunately, it now possible to emulate Virtual Resolution using i810pan-new. Although intended for the EeePC, i810pan also supports the X3100, albeit with some minor bugs.
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Courses taught by Joyce Klein-Rosenthal
05216 [M4]: Analytic Methods: Qualitative (SES 0521600)
Urban Planning and Design
Lecture - 2 credits
This course is a module. It lasts the second half of the semester only.
Monday Wednesday 10:00 - 11:30 Gund 111
Joyce Klein-Rosenthal
Course Description
The second module of this course introduces students to selected qualitative methods for thinking about urban planning problems. In the module, students learn qualitative methods, including survey, interview, observation, case study, narrative techniques, and research using image-based data, including static (drawings, maps, photographs) and dynamic visual data (film).This course, 5216, was previously offered as 5214M4.
05469: Topics in Environmental Planning and Sustainable Development (SES 0546900)
Urban Planning and Design
Lecture - 4 credits - Limited enrollment
Friday 10:00 - 1:00 7 Sumner 104
Joyce Klein-Rosenthal
Course Description
The goal of this course is to provide an introduction to the ideas and information necessary to integrate environmental viability and sustainable development with other primary concerns of urban planners, namely, equity, healthy communities and economic development. The course will explore the historical roots of current trends in environmental planning; examine theories that have developed recently to encourage the restructuring and redesign of land use patterns, environmental regulation and systems of production; and review the status of some of the basic methods and processes of environmental planning. These topics will be discussed in terms of two practice areas: environmental management (policy and regulatory decisions) and environmental planning (including land use planning and site design).The focus will be on providing an overview of the major concepts, actors, and methods involved in or used in the decision-making context, analyzing the consequences of this decision-making, while emphasizing innovation in planning to address complex and related problems in water supply, air quality, waste disposal, climate change, and environmental inequity.
09119: Advanced Research Seminar on Urban Climate (ADV 0911900)
Urban Planning and Design
Seminar - 4 credits - Limited enrollment
Wednesday 3:00 - 6:00 40 Kirkland 1C
Joyce Klein-Rosenthal
Course Description
The course examines the spatial and urban design influences on urban climate, and the effects of climate variability and extremes on population health in urban neighborhoods. Using New York City (NYC) as a case study, the seminar will explore the determinants and impacts of the summertime thermal environment in select Bronx neighborhoods; analyze how urban climate is influenced by the design and use of the built environment, and develop strategies for environmentally-sound adaptive responses to extreme heat events in housing and the built environment. Concepts covered include: history of the NYC built environment; principles of climate adaptive planning; urban health disparities and spatial analysis of environmental stressors; environmental justice and climate change; and adaptive responses to reduce heat-health impacts in NYC neighborhoods.
Blends classroom teaching on these topics with student teamwork and presentations, discussion of research and readings, and individual feedback from instructors. Student work will be evaluated through team projects and individual work that uses spatial, quantitative and qualitative research to develop understanding of the relationship between urban form and the heat island effect in NYC neighborhoods, and to produce recommendations for modifications in the built environment that may reduce energy use and assist residents in adapting to climate extremes. As an advanced research seminar, course meetings will include a workshop-style discussion of student research. Prerequisites include knowledge of spatial analysis techniques (GIS). The course is expected to include at least one trip to NYC for field research.
09304: Independent Thesis for the Degree Master in Design Studies (ADV 0930400)
Research Seminar - 8 credits
Allen Sayegh, Martin Bechthold, Pierre Bélanger, Eve Blau, Neil Brenner, Andreas Georgoulias, K. Michael Hays, Timothy Hyde, Joyce Klein-Rosenthal, Sanford Kwinter, Rahul Mehrotra, Kiel Moe, Mohsen Mostafavi, Richard Peiser, Christoph Reinhart, Peter Rowe, Panagiotis Michalatos
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A student who selects this independent thesis for the degree Master in Design Studies pursues independent research of relevance to the selected course of study within the Master in Design Studies program, under the direction of a GSD faculty member. This option precludes taking any other independent study.


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Ms. Katie brings her talents to us from one of our sister brands, Champions. Ms. Katie works her knowledge of NAEYC into her program daily. Ms. Katie challenges her children to be responsible, respectful to the classroom environment and each other. Our curriculum in the program is fast paced and gears the children up for Kindergarten readiness. It is designed for the late-to-date children that miss the cut off for entry into Kindergarten. By the time Ms. Katie is finished with them, they will be excelling through Kindergarten in the elementary schools.
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THE DOCTOR'S WORLD;Discussing Possible AIDS Cure Raises Hope, Anger and Question: What Exactly Is Meant by 'Cure'?
By LAWRENCE K. ALTMAN, M.D.
Published: July 16, 1996
VANCOUVER, British Columbia, July 14— Can AIDS be cured?
The question could only be imagined a few months ago. But participants at an international meeting on AIDS here last week were jolted when some scientists said that continued use for a few years of new drug combinations, which already drive the AIDS virus to undetectable levels in the blood, might eradicate the virus from patients' bodies. Drug treatment could then be stopped forever for such people. A cure.
For now, there is only the hope of such a result. But Dr. David D. Ho and Dr. Martin Markowitz take the hypothesis that a cure is possible seriously enough that they plan to test it at some point by stopping treatment of a very small number of infected individuals at the Aaron Diamond AIDS Research Center in New York City and possibly elsewhere. Definitive proof of a cure probably could not come for years. Failure could come sooner.
News that some scientists are seriously considering the possibility that new drug treatments might not only control, but cure AIDS has caused widespread excitement, and intense controversy.
To critics, merely raising the possibility of curing what has been a generally fatal disease is far too premature and perilous. In doing so, some critics have warned that scientists could create a false sense of security, leading many to drop their guard against unsafe sex and other risky behavior, and negate gains in prevention if people assume that they could be cured if they did become infected. Another fear is that medical science could get a huge black eye if a widely publicized effort to cure AIDS fails.
In speaking of cure, eradication and elimination, proponents are borrowing words from other areas of medicine where they have differing meanings.
Surgeons say that an appendectomy cures appendicitis because after its removal there is no chance the appendix can become inflamed again. But cancer cures are measured in terms of five-year disease-free survival, even though patients may die from the same cancer years later.
For bacterial infections, a cure may be declared for those like gonorrhea or pneumococcal pneumonia that permanently disappear after antibiotic treatment. If a patient develops gonorrhea or pneumonia again, it is from a new exposure.
Viral infections are another story. Cures of most viral diseases like influenza occur naturally, a result of the immune system's defenses. Chicken pox is usually considered cured after the last scab disappears from the skin. But the chickenpox virus remains dormant in nerve cells and often causes shingles in infected individuals decades later. What triggers the delayed effect is not known.
Eradication and elimination are words generally used in the public health field to describe the disappearance of a disease from a geographic area. Only one disease, smallpox, has been eradicated from the world. But many other diseases have been eliminated from certain regions, like polio from the Americas.
Now virologists at the meeting are applying the words eradication and elimination to individual patients in whom H.I.V. cannot be detected after combination drug therapy. Yet no one can say the virus has permanently disappeared because H.I.V. still could be hidden somewhere in the body.
The fact that the concept of a cure for AIDS is on the brink of being tested has caught key Federal officials and agencies by surprise.
There is "no cure on the horizon" for AIDS, Dr. Helene D. Gayle, who heads the AIDS program at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in Atlanta, wrote in the program for a session devoted to preventing H.I.V.
Asked at a news conference whether she was challenging scientists who believed a cure might be possible, Dr. Gayle said that the Federal agency does not have a definition of "cure" for AIDS. The issue is semantic "when you talk about cure versus the most effective treatment possible," Dr. Gayle said.
C.D.C. is the Federal agency that has been responsible for tracking AIDS cases in the United States since the disease was first recognized in 1981. The agency's main role is prevention, but a cure would have important bearing on its work, such as in the treatment it recommends for health-care workers who get stuck with needles that might contain H.I.V.-contaminated blood.
Throughout the meeting, many participants tried to play down reports of the new combination drug treatments for AIDS and the concept of a cure. One reason was political in-fighting among the various fields in AIDS research. Those in prevention, for example, were concerned that widespread publicity about treatment success could threaten funds for their own work.
As a panelist discussing the future of AIDS therapy, Dr. Stefano Vella of Rome said: "Eradication should be just a challenging research issue."
And Dr. Kevin DeCock, an AIDS expert from London, drew loud applause in his talk summarizing findings from the meeting when he said that "widespread speculation today about cure is a distraction."
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Quoting Patrap:Yeah, right. Snow in Central Louisiana in late November???
I mean, we've had snowfall in South Louisiana every year for the last 3 years...but this early???
When the NWS in Lake Charles or Baton Rouge/New Orleans starts mentioning the possibility of snow, then I will start believing that. Until then, it's all model prediction.
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Chris Brunt has committed his future to Alan Irvine's club as he signed a three-year contract extension on improved terms at the Hawthorns today.
Swansea City continue their search for a much-needed striker to add to their squad and are now approaching Manchester City about the possible acquisition of former Jack, Wilfried Bony.
Liverpool's Joe Allen is set to meet with Stoke City manager Mark Hughes about the midfielder's possible transfer to the Potters.
AFC Bournemouth have reportedly approached Liverpool for the possible transfer of Brad Smith, willing to bid £6 million for the young left back.
West Ham face an anxious wait to discover the extent of the knee injury sustained by Aaron Cresswell during Saturdays 3-0 friendly win over German second-tier side Karlsruher SC.
Reports in England claim Tottenham winger has taken a medical for Marseille ahead of a summer move in the upcoming week.
Ashley Barnes and Lukas Jutkiewicz didn't take any chances during the win at Bradford City on Saturday after the pair were replaced due to hamstring problems.
Arsène Wenger will err on the side of caution as Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain continues his recovery from a serious knee injury.
Benik Afobe suffered a knee injury in training during AFC Bournemouth's current preseason tour in the United States and the striker will have a scan when the club returns home
John Stones and Phil Jagielka will miss Everton's first pre-season friendly at Barnsley on Saturday through injury.
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Deng Xiaoping biographer Ezra Vogel breaks down four major political perspective in modern China, and suggests which one "trumps" them all.
Human rights in Cambodia are in a dire state, and China holds a lion's share of the blame, argues Pulitzer Prize-winner Joel Brinkley.
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February 5 News: Vice President Biden Reiterates White House Commitment To Tackling Climate Change
Vice President Joe Biden reaffirmed the Obama administration is "committed" to a "united effort" on behalf of "young people in both our countries"to tackling climate change during the president's second term in a meeting with French President Francois Hollande Monday. [The Hill]
"I was impressed in the discussion we had relative to climate change — and I mean this sincerely, Mr. President — I could have been sitting in a private meeting with President Obama," Biden said in joint remarks with Francois Hollande following their meeting at the Elysee Palace….
"As I pointed out to the Foreign Minister [Laurent Fabius], he is going to have an interlocutor in John Kerry. There is no one in my country who has been, over the period of time he's been in the Senate, more concerned with or knowledgeable about the issues relating to global warming."
The blackout at Sunday's Superbowl and the failure of the stadium's electrical system could show how improvements to energy infrastructure can contain damage, at least according to an early official statement. [National Journal]
A global switch to fewer work hours and more vacation time might help slow global warming, according to a new study released Monday by the Center for Economic Policy and Research. [US News]
The discovery that sea urchins use Nickel particles to harness carbon dioxide from the sea could be the key to capturing tons of CO2 from the atmosphere. [E! Science News]
A new report published in Nature Climate Change suggests that earthworms can increase the amount of greenhouse gas emissions given off by soil. [The Guardian]
According to a new study published Monday, it's possible to use cellular telephone networks to estimate the amount of rainfall that falls between those two points. [Climate Central]
Asia Pulp & Paper, the third-largest pulp and paper company in the world, announced Tuesday that it is halting logging operations in Indonesia's natural rain forests. [WaPo]
UK greenhouse gas emissions fell seven per cent from 2010 to 2011 as emissions from the residential sector dropped to their lowest level since 1990, government figures revealed today. [Business Green]
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"Recent moves by Japan's two largest automakers suggest that the electric car, after more than 100 years of development and several brief revivals, still is not ready for prime time – and may never be." Reuters
Gas Leak Caused Deadly Blast At Mexican Oil Company HQ
wow… high risk… :"Crystal River clearly demonstrates the vulnerabilities of being overly dependent on a high-risk energy source like nuclear power
That is until we get to a given threshold…
"Crop yields are already down globally by 2 to 3 percent, and climate scientists tell us that for every 1 degree Celsius increase in average temperature around the world, crop yields will decrease by an average of 5 percent." jim-yong-kim
Which it seems we are approaching now at around 1C…!
Paul, with all due respect, that Reuters article is anti-EV propaganda (note the frequent use of opinion words such as "likely") that has no relation to what's actually happening in the EV market, with regard to the vehicles themselves or the charging infrastructure.
It also makes a false dichotomy between the pure 100 percent electric cars (e.g. the Nissan Leaf) and the pluggable hybrids that can operate as part-time EVs for short range trips (e.g. the Volt) and switch to gasoline motors for long trips.
It reminds me of the utterly pointless arguments about distributed rooftop solar vs. centralized utility scale solar that often occur in these threads — falsely presenting complementary technologies as an oppositional, either-or choice.
That will prove, I reckon, an under-estimate, primarily due the subtle synergies and surprising 'unknown unknowns'.
It really should not have been a surprise considering the amount of energy being pumped in to the planetary system.
The fact that climate scientist were measuring global temps impacts based on 1C steps was way off. They should have been analyzing them in 0.2C steps!


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Johnny Dodds - 100% match to King Oliver
12 April 1892, New Orleans, Louisiana, USA, d. 8 August 1940, Chicago, Illinois, USA. Dodds did not begin playing clarinet until he was aged 17, but in taking lessons from Lorenzo Tio ensured that his late start did not hamper his career. In the years before World War I he played with Kid Ory and Fate Marable, mostly in his home town, and also worked with a minstrel show whe Read more
Bix Beiderbecke - 65% match to King Oliver
Leon Bix Beiderbecke, 10 March 1903, Davenport, Iowa, USA, d. 6 August 1931, New York City, New York, USA. One of the legends of jazz, a role he would doubtless have found wryly amusing had he lived to know of it, Bix Beiderbecke entered music when he began picking out tunes on piano and cornet at the age of 15. Inspired by records of the Original Dixieland Jazz Band and by Read more
Jelly Roll Morton - 57% match to King Oliver
Ferdinand Joseph Lemott, 20 October 1890, New Orleans, Louisiana, USA, d. 10 July 1941, Los Angeles, California, USA. A gifted musician, Morton played various instruments before deciding to concentrate on piano. In the early years of the twentieth century he was a popular figure on the seamier side of New Orleans night life. He played in brothels, hustled pool and generally Read more
Fletcher Henderson - 55% match to King Oliver
Fletcher Hamilton Henderson, 18 December 1897, Cuthbert, Georgia, USA, d. 28 December 1952, New York City, New York, USA. One of the most important figures in the development of big band music, in the early 30s Henderson set the standards by which early big band jazz was measured. He did this through a combination of selecting leading jazz players for his band and, together Read more
Original Dixieland Jazz Band - 51% match to King Oliver
In May 1916 several young white New Orleans musicians were working in Chicago, often appearing in the same bands. After a few changes the musicians settled down as a permanent band, with the personnel comprising Nick LaRocca (Dominic James LaRocca, 11 April 1889, New Orleans, Louisiana, USA, d. 22 February 1961, New Orleans, Louisiana, USA; cornet) Eddie Edwards (b. 22 May 1 Read more
Red Nichols - 41% match to King Oliver
Ernest Loring Nichols, 8 May 1905, Ogden, Utah, USA, d. 28 June 1965, Las Vegas, Nevada, USA. Taught by his father, cornettist Nichols quickly became a highly accomplished performer. Strongly influenced by early white jazz bands, and in particular by Bix Beiderbecke, he moved to New York in the early 20s and was soon one of the busiest musicians in town. He recorded hundreds Read more
Clarence Williams - 40% match to King Oliver
8 October 1893, Plaquemine, Louisiana, USA, d. 6 November 1965, New York City, New York, USA. Although Williams first made his mark as a pianist, singer and dancer, it was as a composer, record producer, music publisher and entrepreneur that he made a lasting impact on jazz. Before he was in his teens he had decided upon a career in showbusiness and had run away from home to Read more
Bunk Johnson - 37% match to King Oliver
William Geary Johnson, 27 December 1889, New Orleans, Louisiana, USA, d. 7 July 1949, New Iberia, Louisiana, USA. Johnsons early career has only recently been unravelled, and then only partly, thanks to his own, often inaccurate testimony. Until his enforced retirement from music in 1934 Johnson was certainly an active musician, playing in numerous New Orleans-based ba Read more
Muggsy Spanier - 37% match to King Oliver
Francis Joseph Spanier, 9 November 1901, Chicago, Illinois, USA, d. 12 February 1967, Sausalito, California, USA. Spanier began playing cornet while barely in his teens and within a couple of years was a professional musician. His first job was with Elmer Schoebel. By the end of the 20s he had established a reputation mostly in and around Chicago and had been hired by Ted Le Read more
Jack Teagarden - 35% match to King Oliver
Weldon Leo Teagarden, 29 August 1905, Vernon, Texas, USA, d. 15 January 1964, New Orleans, Louisiana, USA. One of the giants of jazz, Teagarden began playing trombone and singing in and around his home-town, encouraged by his mother, Helen Teagarden, a pianist. From his early teens he was playing professionally, touring with various bands, notably that led by Peck Kelley. He Read more
James P. Johnson - 30% match to King Oliver
James Price Johnson, 1 February 1894, New Brunswick, New Jersey, USA, d. 17 November 1955, New York City, New York, USA. Taught piano by his mother, Johnson assimilated a wide range of musical styles. In the years following his familys relocation to New York, he continued his studies and by his late teens was working in clubs in the Hells Kitchen district. Johnso Read more
Bud Freeman - 28% match to King Oliver
Lawrence Freeman, 3 April 1906, Chicago, Illinois, USA, d. 15 March 1991, Chicago, Illinois, USA. Freemans early career found him in company with Jimmy McPartland, Frank Teschemacher and other members of the Austin High School Gang. Having set out playing the C-melody saxophone, Freeman switched to tenor in 1925 and quickly established a reputation on that instrument a Read more
Sidney Bechet - 28% match to King Oliver
14 May 1897, New Orleans, Louisiana, USA, d. 14 May 1959, Paris, France. A major figure in early jazz, an outstanding clarinettist, and for decades the only performer of consequence on soprano saxophone, Sidney Bechets career began in 1909. During the next few years he played clarinet in bands led by legendary musicians such as Buddy Petit, John Robichaux and Bunk John Read more
Eddie Condon - 26% match to King Oliver
Albert Edwin Condon, 16 November 1905, Goodland, Indiana, USA, d. 4 July 1973, New York City, USA. After working in local bands, guitarist and banjoist Condon moved to Chicago in the early 20s. He quickly associated himself with the very finest young white musicians based there: Bix Beiderbecke, Frank Teschemacher, Jimmy McPartland, Bud Freeman, Dave Tough and other members Read more
Luis Russell - 26% match to King Oliver
6 August 1902, Careening Clay, Bocas Del Toro, Panama, d. 11 December 1963. After playing various instruments in his homeland, Russell moved to New Orleans in 1919 and thereafter played piano in local saloons and clubs. In the early 20s he played with Albert Nicholas among others, and also led bands. He played with King Oliver in Chicago in 1925 and in 1927 became leader of Read more
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Libya's post-Gaddafi government has warned the United Nations that gays and lesbians are a threat to the continuation of the human race, reports the Geneva-based UN Watch monitoring group.
The comment was made by Libya's delegate, Ibrahim Dabbashi, at a planning meeting of the UN Human Rights Council in Geneva. Libya's membership of the council was suspended in March last year and then restored in November following Gaddafi's fall.
Opposing plans for the council to hold a panel discussion on discrimination and violence based on sexual orientation next month, Dabbashi said that LGBT issues "affect religion and the continuation and reproduction of the human race".
He explained that if his country had not been suspended at the time it would have opposed the historic South African-led June 2011 resolution that saw the council condemning discrimination and violence against LGBT people.
"....today's shocking homophobic outburst by the new Libyan government, together with the routine abuse of prisoners, underscores the serious questions we have about whether the new regime is genuinely committed to improving on the dark record of its predecessor, or to pandering to some of the hard-line Islamists amidst its ranks," said Hillel Neuer, executive director of UN Watch.
In November, when the UN General Assembly reinstated Libya on the council, the country promised that no violations of human rights will take place on Libyan territory in the future.
Neuer commented that "Gays are now paying the price, with their right to be free from violent attacks now being undermined at the UN by a country that democratic countries fought to liberate, and by a government that our leaders helped install. It's all very disconcerting".
Pt 2/17/2012 12:51:33 PM REPLY
I think they've got it wrong, the article should read: "Islam threatens human race"
ziggy 2/16/2012 2:23:30 PM REPLY
Actually, gays should be thanked for being at least one area of society not given to procreating in a world already vastly overpopulated.
Pk 2/15/2012 7:23:52 PM REPLY
I remember when I was about 19 years I went with my parents on holidays to tripoli since my dad used to work for an oil company. Yes, indeed that the human race will finish in that country , since they have so many gays that I don't remember that I ever fucked so much in my life , I discovered threesome in tripoli.......stop pretending! you have as much gays as any country.....
observer_indi 2/15/2012 6:45:33 PM REPLY
Thank you god for the gift of being born in this beautiful country and for all our freedoms.
Derek Hougaardt 2/15/2012 11:26:09 AM REPLY
Islam, Islam & Islam.... Look and act so pathetic !
I agree!
Lentswe 2/15/2012 11:26:09 AM REPLY
I also agree