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A she-male. She will steal your wallet, but the joke's on her: Those cards are long maxed out, and your debit card only links to an account with seventy four dollars in overdraft charges. That's her debt now. Score!
The conflicting excitement and shame of childish sexuality. And some banana.
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Who You'll End Up Fighting
The bartender (he's black, and he fucking loves onions).
Who You're Going Home With
The bartender again. Because this is the kind of beating that's going to last a long, long while.
That this is the first place your mind goes for "black bartender" is kind of the issue, really.
You have inadvertently sparked the kind of racial blood feud that could only end amicably if you somehow saved his life while trapped in a basement with two hillbillies, a gimp and a samurai sword.
A sickly sweet vanilla, which, incidentally, will be the bartender's pet name for you over the coming weeks.
Unfaithful Husband and Pervert
Hailing from the Scottish island of Islay, Laphroaig had its beginnings in small, illegal stills, like Scottish moonshine, but eventually grew to be a respected and esteemed establishment, like a Scottish Red Lobster.
A strong smokiness dominates Laphroaig, mercilessly grinding out any other softer, weaker notes.
Earthy and unpretentious but utterly dominant. Like it knows. Like it knows you've been bad.
The Argument You're Going To Get In
You're not going to get in any arguments, largely because of the ball-gag she put in your mouth about two hours ago. You met her downstairs, in the lobby bar of the Ramada Inn that your shitty office supply company put you up in for this two-day conference. You would've argued against the trip when you were younger, but these days you leap at any chance to get away from your ugly wife and hateful children. You got to talking to some pretty blonde over drinks, where you were utterly charmed by her sultry, forceful ways; she was presumably wooed by how much you know about printers.
Who You'll End Up Fighting
Oh, nobody! Nobody at all. You're handcuffed to this radiator so tight, you can barely move.
"Beat me! Belittle me! BURN ME! I've been so nau-wait, do you think this might be getting a little out of hand?"
You'll just have to do whatever you're told. Whatever anybody tells you to do.
Who You're Going Home With
Shit, you might never go home again if this girl keeps working it like - is she going for your stuff? She is! Oh yeah, the belt. The belt, baby. Or...the wallet? You guess that's uh, that's pretty good too. It's leather, at any rate. If she rears up enough, maybe gets a running start, you could leave a pretty good mark with a wallet.
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Can't get away from that damned Hanselcade anywhere. It'll be on Oprah next.
Quick note on the VSIX comment that I made for having to manually install the code snippets for ASP.NET MVC. Quan To, from the extensibility team, corrected me in that while the VSI format (from VS 2005/2008) allowed you to package code snippets to easily share/install them, VSIX does not include this feature. They do plan to support it in Dev 11 though, it just got cut in terms of features for Dev 10.
Its realy amazing that we can make avatar games with XNA.
This is my first XNA 3.1 avatar game protype.
It's neat that more and more of this stuff gets added to XNA. The only drawback I see is that now we'll have more games with those annoyingly happy avatars. Stop smiling and pointing your finger up in the air already!
Thanks for the link for my PoshBing library guys. You commented on the lack of usages for such a library. While I agree, translating a string from a PowerShell console session is probably not the best use case, but using it as a conduit for other PowerShell related projects is viable. As an example, I wrote a Twitter bot in PowerShell that uses my PoshTweet PowerShell Twitter library along with my PoshBing project. This all runs in a console on my desktop but with it anyone can Twitter @askbing with a question and it will use PoshBing to query the Bing APIs for the relevant answer. Here's a post on the project along with details:
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�It�s a Wonderful Life� opened in December 1946 in New York City, and the holiday classic�s heartwarming message endures despite recent holiday seasons more memorable for the not-so-heartwarming brawls at discount shopping stores.
The film�s quaint setting, post-World War II-fitted suits and mid-Atlantic accents may seem antiquated to cynical modern audiences, but its underlying message of being thankful for what you have is as pertinent today as it was nearly 70 years ago.
Capturing that spirit is the Pagosa Springs Center for the Arts production of �It�s a Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play,� which opened Friday night. As audiences have come to expect from the resident Thingamajig Theatre Co., the show featured strong performances and meticulous direction. Developed in 1997, �It�s a Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play� is set in a 1940s New York City radio station on Christmas Eve.
The cast portrays fictional voice actors, bringing to life multiple characters from the original movie.
A staple of many theater companies� holiday season, the radio play version is enjoyable not solely for the classic story but also for a glimpse at a lost form of entertainment. From the slam of a door to the stomping of hurried footsteps, the strong, five-actor cast vividly animates what would otherwise be a simple stage reading.
With a population base of less than 2,000 from which to draw, Thingamajig�s artistic director Tim Moore has demonstrated an amazing ability to find talented actors locally and from out-of-state � making the PSCA a big step up from standard community theater. Moore often acts in the productions as well, but he is the director of �It�s a Wonderful Life� and chose to stay off stage this time around.
Returning to the Pagosa Springs stage from New York is Craig Dolezel as actor Jake Laurents, who plays George Bailey. Recently earning his master of fine arts from Rutgers University, Dolezel easily assumes the angst and frustration of a good-hearted man who never fulfilled his lifelong dreams.
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City developer's bid to be ambassador to Norway off to rocky start
January 30, 2014
George Tsunis has helped change the landscape of downtown Williamsport with his business development ventures....
This is what I would expect to come out of the Democratic Party. Obama is leading the parade of the "unqualified politicians" demanding they are qualified yet with no real world leadership or business experience. You to can be the dumbest guy in the room and still be president.
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Republican or Democrat, there's really not much up for debate here. Little if anything has improved in the DC system, and the gentleman in question is decidedly unqualified for the Norway (or probably any other) State Department assignment.
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In the words of Hillary Rodham Clinton: "What difference does it make?"
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Weird, I didn't see where the author of this article cited the parts it directly plagiarized from the yahoo article (which itself correctly cited the Norwegian news source it quoted)...
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Lovely. I think I need a shower after reading this disgusting article and some revealing comments. What a turd.
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I would not want to be the ambassador to anywhere, especially if Hillary Clinton has anything to do with it. We all saw how well she took care of that.
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Jeff33 - Dude, he's of Greek heritage. That means from Greece, not so close to India.
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Go back to India!
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Norway just voted out the socialist bureaucracy and voted in non-socialist conservatives, so I'm guessing President Obama wants someone to "keep an eye on" Conservative Party leader Erna Solberg (Iron Erna).
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Obama has proven he is worse than any President and now his hope and change has become a Sell off of diplomatic posts. I hope if I give you enough money I can buy Norway. I have met Mt. Tsunis and have had dealings with him and while he has done some great developments here I would never do business with him again. I would not trust him and the great Norwegian people should not either.
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I agree with my republican friends with this one.
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I don't care if ambassador posts were up for big donors in the past.
Obama said he would bring a new tone to Washington.....instead, its the same, lame song.
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And this is not only characteristic of the Obama administration. Ambassadorial posts to most "desirable" countries and are prizes saved for deep pocket political supporters. Foreign Service Officers get stuck with the rest. Thanks Mr Tsunis for what you've invested in our city, but maybe work on that political science degree before representing us abroad.
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Question to Mr Tsunis........have you ever been to Norway?
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A great example of President Obama being bribed to name an ambassador who knows nothing about the nation he would be liaising.
It is an insult to Norway, and an insult to the citizens of the United States.
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Nov. 8, 2012
A few days after the Oct. 3 presidential debate in Denver, I sent an email to a friend. It included the following postscript:
Popular vote prediction:
Obama 50.1, Romney 47.1 Johnson 2.5 Other .03
Still calculating the Electoral Votes, but I am thinking 332 for O, 206 for R.
Those were the numbers that had pretty much taken shape in my mind after the conventions, and other than overestimating Gary Johnson's popular vote performance while underestimating Mitt Romney's, I was pretty darn close to the actual popular vote results. I was spot on in the actual electoral vote count.
At the time I sent the email, though, I was still trying to get a better read on how the debate aftermath would play out. I knew from watching that President Obama bombed badly in his first debate with Romney. The president was obviously "off his game," to use a readily understood euphemism, but how would that affect the electorate? As comedian Bill Maher joked, it looked like the president took the million dollars Maher gave his campaign and spent it on weed.
Still, I knew that the president had a better field organization than Romney, and I calculated that as long as Obama led by 3 or more points in most polls, as he did at that time, his advantage in polling numbers could not be negated by Republican enthusiasm. I expected Obama to bounce back at the second debate, but I did not expect Romney to have effectively pulled even in the polls over the 13 days between debates.
But Obama was pummeled and not just beaten in the Denver, causing many Republicans and independents who had been lukewarm about Romney to suddenly speak of him in glowing terms, as if he were the second coming of Ronald Reagan. All of a sudden, a whole lot of people seemed to believe in Romney rather than just not believing in Obama.
Too much research, not enough voters
As the Oct. 16 debate approached, I began reviewing voting patterns from 2008, new voter registration numbers, the so-called enthusiasm gap that supposedly favored Republicans and the cross-tabs of a great number of polls.
The deeper I went, the more plausible the Romney victory scenario became. I started with the assumption that Obama would not receive anywhere close to the 69.5 million votes he received in 2008 and that Romney would not only exceed McCain's popular vote performance (59.9 million votes) against Obama but would come close to George W. Bush's 2004 winning total (62 million) in 2004.
As it turned out, I was mistaken. Not only would Romney fall short of Bush's 2004 numbers, he wouldn't even get as many votes as McCain did in 2008. Given the enthusiasm from Romney backers down the stretch along with polling numbers from Rasmussen and Gallup, I sensed major movement toward Romney. I wasn't quite sure what the turnout would be, but I expected the total number of total voters to be higher than 2004 (122 million) and lower than 2008 (131 million). For my working model, I settled on 125 million voters.
What I did not count on was lower turnout across the board, but that's what happened. CNN reports that only 57.5 percent of registered voters turned out in 2012, compared with 62.3 percent in 2008 and 60.4 percent in 2004. Prior to the Denver debate, I was actually expecting a lower turnout than the previous two elections, but I bought into the right-wing post-Denver hype about enthusiasm for Romney and mistakenly adjusted my thinking accordingly.
According to the latest popular vote totals, Obama has about 61.1 million votes to Romney's 58.1 million. While everyone knows the popular vote does not determine the president, those popular votes have to come from somewhere, and that's where I miscalculated. I expected stronger turnout in anti-Obama country, enough to give Romney the popular vote edge. But I also took Team Obama's voter registration efforts and much-vaunted ground game into consideration. Knowing that the president was heavily invested in Ohio and his other "firewall states," I did not see a path to 270 electoral votes for Romney. I did, however, see what I thought was some pretty good indicators that Romney would win the popular vote even as the president was re-elected.
Unlike the brilliant Nate Silver of 538-New York Times fame, I misread the data.
Explaining my Arizona prediction
Readers who digested my prediction column in its entirety have to be wondering what in the world I was thinking in giving Arizona to Obama. Basically, I thought Democrat Richard Carmona would beat Republican Jeff Flake in the U.S. Senate race there, and I thought Johnson would perform much better there than he did.
There was also the "gut feeling" factor. It wasn't so much that I had a gut feeling Obama would win Arizona as it was I had a gut feeling that something strange would happen on Election Night. After reviewing the data in Arizona and putting entirely too much emphasis on an Oct. 13 Rocky Mountain Poll from the Behavioral Research Center that found Obama ahead of Romney 44 to 42 percent (and Carmona leading Flake 44 to 40 percent), I concluded that Arizona could well be the source of the weirdness.
The key clue, or so I thought, was that interviews in the Rocky Mountain Poll had been conducted both in English and Spanish. In other words, I thought most polls in Arizona had been overlooking the Hispanic vote.
So that's a wrap on another presidential prediction from Punditty.
I suppose that, technically, I got it right since I predicted Obama's re-election, but I will always be slightly embarrassed at getting sucked in by the right-wing noise machine and predicting a Romney victory in the popular vote. As for overestimating Johnson's performance, I have only myself to blame for that. I voted for him, and with his name on the ballot in 48 states, I made the assumption that at least 1 out of every 50 voters would like what they saw, too. It was more like 1 in 100 voters, although Johnson did become the first Libertarian presidential candidate to get more than a million votes in a single election.
There is one saving grace, though: I didn't miss the mark as badly as Dick Morris and Karl Rove did. That's not saying much, but when a pundit makes the wrong call, he takes his consolation where he can find it.
Report shows turnout lower than 2008 and 2004, CNN, Nov. 8. 2012
Rove predicts Romney win by 2 percent margin, around 280 electoral votes, RCP, Nov. 4, 2012
Dick Morris stands by prediction Romney will win 325 electoral votes, RCP, Nov. 4, 2012
Dewey defeats Truman moment awaits either Gallup or Nate Silver, Allvoices, Oct. 31, 2012
Punditty predicts: Romney will get more votes, but Obama will get re-elected, Allvoices, Nov. 2, 2012


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A male asshole who thinks he is superior to all others. In addition a jork usually enjoys eating gyros, getting crunk, going to tacco bell, eating beef jerky, and doing mean things to other people and then laugh at them. Jorks usually don't have a very high intelligence.
Francis works at the concession stand at the local movie theater. Sometimes he won't give popcorn to people he doesn't like, what a jork.
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Jork; cross between a dork and a jerk
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A very sexy and cute male that most people like. Is known to be very intelligent. Was started in the late 90s at the University of Colorado in Boulder. When a female would see a male they were intrested in, they would call him a Jørk.
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New mom Snooki is a sight for "shore" eyes.
Since dropping more than 40 pounds of baby weight after giving birth to son Lorenzo last August, Nicole "Snooki" Polizzi has been keen to show off her hot body.
In new photos she posted on Instagram, the petite reality TV star, with her auburn curls and trademark heels, poses in jungle-print swimsuits that show off her trim physique.
"Beach body ready!" Polizzi captioned her sexy pics.
Polizzi, 25, appeared on The Dr. Oz Show in an interview airing Monday to share her weight loss tips.
Now weighing in at 109 lbs., the former Jersey Shore star, who breastfed her son, said that she considers herself a regular girl whose life is in the spotlight.
"If I can lose 42 lbs. after giving birth six months [ago], I mean, anybody could do it," she says. "You just need the dedication, and you need to want to have your body back."
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"Complete with time-lines, charts, photographs and other illustrations, "Being Gay Is Disgusting" is Edward Falzon's hilarious and eye-opening chapter-by-chapter retelling of the first five books of the Bible" -- Gay Chicago Magazine
Are You a Citizen Lobbyist? You Can Be!
What have you done for your country lately?
If you subscribe to HuffPost Politics, then you're probably concerned with some aspect of government. But when you do learn of governmental behaviour you don't like, what do you do about it, other than post angry comments online? What could you do about an issue that concerns you?
There's a common perception that the only two options for political involvement are to vote or to run for office. These avenues are certainly open to us all, but most of us seem to forget a third option: Lobbying. And the perfect how-to guide is now on the shelves.
Lobbying isn't the exclusive domain of well-funded groups with huge memberships and infinite political connections. You, the individual, can just as easily make an appointment with a government official and discuss matters you'd like addressed at a council, state or federal level.
You just need to know how.
The Citizen Lobbyist - A How-to Manual for Making Your Voice Heard in Government (Pitchstone, 2013) takes readers step-by-step from concept to results, whether one's issue is signage at a local intersection or an amendment to the federal constitution. Author Amanda Knief learnedly details the intricacies of the lobbying process, including how to identify and appropriately articulate an issue for lobbying, hands-on instructions on how to get in to see the right official, how to comport oneself during the meeting and follow-up procedures to ensure a favourable outcome.
A Secular "Interfaith" Sermon for Boston
The unfortunate but unavoidable reality is that some things simply don't make sense. There's a large and fast-growing demographic in the United States -- possibly 60 million or more -- who accept the reality and finality of death and, in troubling times, simply need community, upon whom they can lean without someone meekly attempting to explain an event in the context of a powerful entity who, apparently, could have prevented the whole catastrophe.
It's saddening to me and to these countless millions, that as much as half of the Massachusetts population was left out of last week's memorial service that involved all levels of government.
Though the speakers did so with the best of intentions, quoting from a Bible is as comforting to an atheist as quoting from Mein Kampf might be to a Christian. In the Boston interfaith service, though there were some words of comfort that dispensed with religious phrasing, a secular humanist could be forgiven for being distracted and put off by the repeated invocations to the Abrahamic god.
Time to Repeal the Second Amendment. Seriously.
It continues to befuddle my mind that the USA permits its citizens to arm themselves with a personal arsenal. In some states, I understand, it's even legal to carry concealed weapons to work.
After the Aurora shooting, handgun sales in Colorado soared, assisted in no small way by certain politicians claiming that if others had weapons in the cinema they could have taken out the shooter.
Yes. In a dark, smoke-filled theatre full of panicking patrons and gunfire, the solution is for more people to start firing rounds in whatever direction they think the shooter might be. I have a simple solution for the USA. It might be a tough sell, but I think you're at that point:
America, The World Begs You: Reëlect Obama!
I'm Australian, I have European citizenship and I live in Asia. On behalf of the 6.7 billion people on this Pale Blue Dot who are not permitted a vote for the leader of the Free World, I beg you: Vote for Barack Obama.
It's not just me. In a GlobeScan survey of 21 countries, the residents of all but one have overwhelmingly indicated a preference for Obama. Please understand that your vote affects us, your international family. By an accident of birth, you have both the right to vote for your nation's leader and the privilege to vote for the man (this time around) who will set the world's economic and diplomatic tone for the next four years.
This table shows just how much we Earthlings prefer Obama. Spain's Christians, Indonesia's Muslims, India's Hindus, Japan's Buddhists and Australia's drinkers-of-beer are all in agreement. For once. Your three closest allies, the next six largest economies in the world and both of your adjacent neighbours. Latin America, Asia, Europe and Africa all strongly prefer Obama, up to 45-to-1 over Romney.
Such cultural, economic, political and religious differences, yet the world agrees on this one choice. Everyone but Pakistan, that is. Pakistan, where a man in Romney's former position, the governor of Punjab, was murdered by his own bodyguard for suggesting that the death penalty for blasphemy might be a bit harsh. Yet even in this deeply religious, atrociously conservative place, Obama's only trailing by a couple of percent.
But why? What reasons could there be for the entire planet agreeing that Barack Obama is the right choice and that Mitt Romney is not?
It's because the United States has the world's largest economy, whose stability dictates the economic stability of the world. It has the world's most powerful military, whose budget is higher than the military budget of the next sixteen countries combined, with active forces deployed to 150 countries. Your population, 4.5 percent of the world, produces 16 percent of the CO2 emissions.
We care about these things and I think most of you do, too.
In Defense of Dinesh D'Souza
But this new fiancee-mistress "scandal" in which he has become embroiled is the embodiment of both the proverbial storm in a tea-cup and the abuse of religious power over even high-profile individuals. Fancy losing one's job over dating.
It seems that a conference organiser suspected Dinesh of (gasp! spending the night in a hotel with a woman. He has been separated from his wife for two years, apparently at her behest, and the divorce is progressing. Meanwhile, he has started dating someone else. Where's the scandal?...
Blasphemy Day -- Because We Can!
there are new calls at the United Nations to introduce an international law restricting blasphemy.
before we condemn a violent reaction to it, we'll always be bestowing power upon those who wish to pass this kind of law.
kind of law, precisely? If an anti-blasphemy vote is passed at the UN, what will the definition of "blasphemy" be? by his own bodyguard, not for blasphemy, but merely for suggesting that a death-sentence for blasphemy might be too harsh; what actions will constitute blasphemy and what penalties will be prescribed under this new international resolution?
More than that, what sanctions will be imposed upon a country who fails to stamp out blasphemous speech, print and behaviour to the satisfaction of the OIC?
No, a Blasphemy Rights Day is crucial, given today's religio-political climate....


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Columbia Journal of Law & the Arts, Vol. 30, p. 349, 2006
The Supreme Court's 2003 opinion in Eldred v. Ashcroft was the Court's first comprehensive attempt to address the intersection of copyright and the First Amendment the question whether federal copyright law violates the Amendment by abridging the freedom of copyright infringers to reproduce and publish copyrighted material without the permission of the copyright owner. In Eldred, the Supreme Court rejected the suggestion that federal copyright laws are completely immune from First Amendment attack, but refused to subject the application of the term extension to existing copyrights to any form of First Amendment heightened scrutiny. The Court resolved the case solely on the basis of the Constitution's Copyright Clause. This article argues that the Court's decision generally points in the right direction, however, the Court's analysis presents practical and theoretical difficulties. In concluding that copyright and the First Amendment do not generally conflict, the Eldred opinion pays too little attention to the fact that the vast majority of infringements that federal copyright law prohibits do not at all involve the sort of free expression that the First Amendment is designed to protect and too much attention to copyright tradition.
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Scientists have developed a mathematical model they claim can help predict the effectiveness of a combination of anti-HIV drugs given how well the patient adheres to their treatment regimen. The model, derived from data from a huge number of HIV studies using more than 20 commonly used anti-HIV drugs, incorporates drug properties, the differences in fitness between susceptible and resistant strains, virus mutation, and patient adherence to their prescribed therapy.
The investigators at Johns Hopkins and Harvard Universities hope their computer simulation will help in the design of clinical trials of untested combination anti-HIV regimens, and take some of the guesswork out of prescribing by predicting which combinations will remain effective in patients even if some doses of some of the drugs are missed.
The use of cocktails of anti-HIV drugs is a mainstay of therapy because the use of multiple compounds that have different mechanisms of action decreases the likelihood that the virus will develop mutations that thwart each one of the drugs. However, one of the conundrums of HIV therapy is that in some patients the virus will continue to thrive even when there's no evidence that drug-resistant mutations have actually arisen. This is especially true for patients receiving protease inhibitors, reports Johns Hopkins School of Medicine professor Robert Siliciano, M.D., and colleagues.
The new simulation has been designed to help provide insights into how this happens by allowing researchers to create simulated patients and predict how well HIV can continue to grow, replicate, and potentially mutate when blood levels of one or more anti-HIV drugs are at their lowest, such as between doses, or if the patient misses one or more dose. "Our model is essentially a simulation of what goes on during treatment," explains Harvard's Daniel Scholes Rosenbloom, first author of the team's published paper in Nature Medicine.
One of the major findings was that the level of adherence necessary to minimize the risk of drug-resistant mutations arising was dependent on which class of drug—protease inhibitors, NRTIs, NNRTIs, and the fusion inhibitor, enfuvirtide—was used, and also which individual drug within each different class. For example, the computer modelling data indicated that, for most nucleoside reverse-transcriptase inhibitors (NRTIs), integrase inhibitors, the fusion inhibitor enfuvirtide (ENF) and the NNRTI nevirapine (NVP), even perfect adherence led to mutant virologic failure in all simulated patients. These results support the notion that monotherapy often leads to rapid evolution of resistance, the investigators point out.
For most protease inhibitors and the NNRTIs EFV and ETV, however, the simulations showed that perfect adherence resulted in treatment success. However, if the patient didn't stick to taking each protease inhibitor dose, wild-type virologic failure is likely. "This result virologic failure in many boosted protease inhibitor–based regmens (including monotherapy) does not require the evolution of resistance," they add.
The team then extended their simulations to look at therapy using a two-drug combination of the boosted protease inhibitor darunavir (DRV/r) and the integrase inhibitor raltegravir (RAL). In this case the results of their simulations matched those of clinical studies in that it accurately predicted which patients are likely to fail treatment and develop RAL-resistant integrase mutations in the absence of DRV-resistance mutations in the gene encoding protease. In essence, it's vitally important that patients stick to their protease inhibitor regimen if they are to avoid the drug failing to remain effective and allow the virus to thrive and develop mutations to other drugs prescribed in combination, even without the development of resistance mutations to protease inhibitors.
"With the help of our simulation, we can now tell with a fair degree of certainty what level of viral suppression is being achieved—how hard it is for the virus to grow and replicate—for a particular drug combination, at a specific dosage and drug concentration in the blood, even when a dose is missed," professor Siliciano states. The team aims to expand their model to include levels of the anti-HIV drugs in organs other than the blood, and build in the ability to simulate drug response by multiple drug-resistant strains of HIV.
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A six-month investigation by local and federal authorities led to the arrest earlier this week of a West Side man accused of being a high-level heroin dealer, and the confiscation of $368,000 in cash, officials announced Thursday.
George Torres, 51, was arrested Tuesday evening at his Garner Avenue residence and charged with federal drug and firearms counts.
Buffalo Police Commissioner Daniel Derenda told reporters at a news conference Thursday that authorities who raided the Torres' house found three handguns, a quarter of a kilo of heroin and $368,000 in cash – which Derenda said was an unusually large amount to be uncovered at a drug house.
The investigation started six months ago and was handled by Buffalo police in conjunction with the FBI Safe Streets task force, which brings together local and federal authorities and in this case included Buffalo police, the Erie County Sheriff's Office, the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives and the FBI. Derenda said that heroin has "re-emerged as the No. 1" drug in the region. He attributed the popularity of the street drug to the growing problem of prescription drug abuse. Young people are getting addicted to powerful prescription drugs and then turning to heroin – "a cheaper alternative," Derenda said.
Torres was charged with unlawfully possessing with intent to distribute more than 200 grams of heroin, possessing firearms in furtherance of drug trafficking and being a felon in possession of firearms. The case is being handled by Assistant U.S. Attorney Timothy C. Lynch.
Torres appeared before U.S. Magistrate Judge Hugh B. Scott Thursday and was being held without bail pending a detention hearing Tuesday. U.S. Attorney William J. Hochul Jr. said at the news conference that if Torres is convicted, he faces a mandatory minimum of 10 years in federal prison and could face up to life behind bars.
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quote: It was the 1970s cold war approach to conflict that has lead to the current mess. You cant defeat an insurgency with bigger tanks, more bombs, and faster planes.
quote: In a way, youre right. The objectives of both wars seemed to be 'stop terr'rists'. Invading a sovereign nation, on a pretext of dodgy intelligence, that turned out to have nothing to do with 9/11 in defiance of the UNSC probably isnt the best way to go about it.
quote: Clearly a large combat force isnt the answer - or else some measure of success would have been achieved by now?
quote: Keep that up in the Middle East and the problems will continue - new generations of freedom fighters will take up arms against the invaders. This, in turn, will only flare up anti-Western sentiment. This is exactly the wrong approach to take.


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a woman who produces breast milk as a sexual act. She can either express it on her partner, have her partner suck her off, or perform solo.
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When a woman sucks a guy off while gently pulling down on his balls in a milking fasion. (like a "Milk Maid")
That farmer's daughter gave a great Milk Maid last night in the cow barn.
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Women who search through all the milk to find the one with the latest expiration date.
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As seen in Clerks and Clerks II played by Kevin Smith's mom.
As seen in Clerks and Clerks II played by Kevin Smith's mom.
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Green Day frontman Billie Joe Armstrong has usually kept quiet about his youth spent singing show tunes, but now that the punk rocker is opening the new musical "American Idiot" on Broadway, it's kind of hard to avoid.
"I didn't want to tell anybody I actually did that stuff—in punk rock maybe it seemed too much like I was a trained person, where punk is so about three chords and the truth or whatever," says Mr. Armstrong, 38 years old, who collaborated on "American Idiot," which opens April 20. The show is inspired by the band's hit rock-opera record of the same name and includes all the songs from that album.
From ages 4 to 14, Mr. Armstrong performed standards with a group of kids at veterans' hospitals, convalescent centers and other venues around Oakland, Calif. "He did things like 'New York, New York' and Liza Minnelli stuff, Frank Sinatra tunes, Broadway show stuff," says his former singing teacher, Marie-Louise Fiatarone. When he first entered the music school with his mother, Ms. Fiatarone recalls her late husband spotting the boy's blond curls and saying: "He looks just like Shirley Temple. I wonder if he can sing."
Mr. Armstrong, with his spiky hair, surly pout and black-eyeliner raccoon stare, now sounds amused by the idea of being in the same company as "The Phantom of the Opera" and "Mary Poppins."
He recently came across a clip from the early 1990s in which the members of the pop-punk band were asked about the future. "As a joke, we said, 'We're going to do a rock opera,' and we kind of started laughing, and we go, 'Yeah, we're going to call it Jimmy,' " says Mr. Armstrong, whose "American Idiot" album and Broadway show feature a character named St. Jimmy. "It kind of threw me for a loop."
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The Stetson volleyball team's historic season came to end in the Atlantic Sun Conference quarterfinals Thursday night as the Hatters fell 3-2 to Florida Gulf Coast at the KSU Convocation Center in Kennesaw, Ga.
After the teams traded victories through the first four sets, the Eagles (14-18) took the decisive fifth set 15-12 to advance to conference semifinals.
For the season, the Hatters (18-16) posted their highest win total in 25 years and qualified for postseason play for the first time since 1995.
"They were amazing," Stetson head coach Tim Loesch said about his team's performance this season. "They worked really hard and worked well together. They were very coachable. I am really glad we were able to show everybody just how good our team was, and that we earned the right to go to the tournament and that we played well in it. I am just really proud of the team."
Freshman Tiffany Creamer led the Hatters with 14 kills, while senior Kaley Melville notched a double-double of 12 kills and 23 digs in her final career match. It was her 14th double-double of the season, and the 41st of her career.
Fellow senior Ellen Hawks recorded three blocks in her final match, the final one accounting for the 400th block of her career. She is just one of four players in Atlantic Sun history (since 2001) to have reached that milestone, and the only Hatter to have done so.
Both Melville and Hawks played in 123 consecutive matches in their careers without missing a single one.
A seesaw opening set featured 20 ties and 13 lead changes as both teams battled for an early lead. Stetson staved off four set points, including two in a row at 24-22, and a snared a 30-28 win for a 1-0 lead in the match.
FGCU used an early 7-1 run in the second set to help capture a 25-18 win, tying the match at a game apiece. The Eagles came out even hotter in the third set, taking a 16-4 lead before settling for a 25-12 victory and a 2-1 lead.
The Hatters fought back, however, and an early service run by Kayla Weller that featured three aces sparked Stetson to a 7-0 lead in the fourth set. Weller led all players with five aces in the match, tying a career-best. The Hatters held off a late Eagles' rally to win the frame 25-17, forcing a decisive fifth set.
The final stanza featured 10 straight side-outs as the teams battled to a 5-5 tie. FGCU moved ahead 7-5 before three straight points by Stetson gave the Hatters an 8-7 lead at the fifth-set changeover.
The Eagles responded with what turned out to be a game-winning 4-0 run, and as the teams traded points down the stretch, FGCU held on for the three-point victory.
"We came out with a lot of energy and fought for every point in the first set," Loesch said. "Even though Gulf Coast fought back and played really well in the next two sets, I thought our team showed a lot of heart and dominated the fourth set, and we nearly pulled it out in the fifth.
"Mel and Ellen provided great leadership for us again," Loesch added. "Mel led us in digs which was awesome, and Ellen had a good all-around match, both offensively and defensively. I also wanted to recognize Kayla Weller who set a great match for us and also served amazing tonight. I also thought Morgan Pautsch and Cailyn Prewitt were big sparks off the bench. They came in and performed well at crucial times for us."
Madison Akins and Hawks chipped in eight kills apiece offensively, while Alexa Drost (20 digs) and Michelle Kastner (10 digs) helped pace Stetson in the back row. Weller registered 45 assists, and finished the season with a school-record 1,269 assists.


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Conrad took to social media to address an apparent slight of same-sex couples during a Thursday night game at The Office, a beachside restaurant in Cabo.
She Tweeted, "The Office in Cabo does not allow same sex couples to participate in couple games. Had to walk out. #equality #StopThe Hate."
According to manager Carmen Alucano, the game in question was a lighthearted one in which couples squeeze against each other to pop balloons, and it appeared that the emcee made what Alucano termed a "joke" about the ladies attempting to play the game together.
"We'd like to make a public apology," Alucano tells PEOPLE. "Obviously [the emcee, from an outside company,] didn't mean it to be offensive. It's a huge misunderstanding."
She added, "We have an emcee that comes in on Thursday nights, and we invite all diners to participate in the game."
Alucano also emphasized, "We don't care what sexuality [they are]. The only thing we don't allow in the restaurant is smoking. That's the only rule we have."
Conrad had no further comment.


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