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Schell's releases American Barleywine beer
NEW?ULM – The August Schell Brewing Co., will release its latest Stag Series beer, No. 7 -American Barleywine, to the public late this week.
Schell's Brewery came up with the Stag Series during its year-long 150th anniversary celebration, originally called the Anniversary Draft Series, after finding an old recipe book amongst the archives. The book dated back to Prohibition, and after flipping through the initial pages, it was discovered the book contained a collection of old German brewing recipes, including several styles which were no longer seen today.
Eight different beers were brewed over the course of 2010, including styles such as 1878 Einbecker Doppelbock, Roggenbier, the 1905 V.T. (Vacuum Tonic), Bavarian Forest Dampfbier, and the Hopfenmalz.
Because the Anniversary Draft Series was a huge hit in the Schell's market, the brewery decided to continue with a similar series, this time called the Stag Series.
The Stag brew is a limited release brew that goes out two to three times per year. The latest release, Stag No. 7, is an American Barleywine. Each 100 bbl brew of Stag No. 7 (about 200 bbls total) required two separate mashes of more than 6,000 pounds of malt; 150 pounds of hops were added to the wort during the extended (90-minute) boil. The wort was then cooled and fermented with an American Ale yeast.
Finally, the beer was aged for more three months. The end result is an intensely malty and assertively hopped American Barleywine. With this beer, expect an amped up malt flavor, high alcohol (9.5 percent ABV) and heaping amounts of citrusy American hops.
The Stag No. 7 joins a growing list of excellent Stag brews: No. 1 Wine Barrel Aged Schmaltz's Alt, No. 2 Wild Rice Farmhouse Ale, No. 3 Rauchbier, No. 4 Burton Ale, No. 5 Czech Dark and No. 6 Citra Pils.
The beer will be released to the public on Thursday, Feb. 28.
August Schell Brewing Company, located in New Ulm, sits atop the same site it was built on in 1860. With its sprawling grounds, beautiful gardens, Schell Mansion, and deer park, the brewery is a tourist destination. Schell's has a proud heritage of 153 years of continuous family ownership and specializes in craft beers.
In addition to the line of specialty beers, Schell's also produces Grain Belt Premium, Grain Belt Premium Light and Grain Belt Nordeast.
For more information on Schell's Brewery, tour schedules or any of its 17 quality beers, go to www.schellsbrewery.com.


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Kentucky Derby fever was racing through one local community because of a Derby horse named Dominican — as in the religious order — and another one named Sedgefield. The Record, the Louisville archdiocesan paper, reports that nuns at one local Dominican motherhouse might be placing $2 bets on Dominican on Derby Day.
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Four decades after it first shook the nation, then the world, William Peter Blatty's thrilling masterwork of faith and demonic possession returns in an even more powerful form. Raw and profane, shocking and blood-chilling, it remains a modern parable of good and evil and perhaps the most terrifying novel ever written.
©2011 William Peter Blatty (P)2011 HarperCollinsPublishers
I listened to this book while my wife was out of town. Bad idea. I slept with the lights on the whole weekend. I'm 35.
The author does an unusually phenomenal job of narration, I wish he'd only been a more prolific writer I'd love to hear more of his work and his narration. The book took me to a darker place than I remember when i saw the movie for the first time 15 years ago.
Dept Q, Harry Hole... where are you?
"Don't pass this one up. Enthralling."
I know we all have our Exorcist movie experiences. The movie came out my senior year in high school and even Time Magazine gave it a huge exposé and for years most of us think of it as a mortifyingly realistic horror story. It is much, much more than this.
This book, especially this audible version read by its author, is a masterpiece of tragedy and mystery. My favorite character is Kinderman, the old, Columbo type detective. He provides the comic relief during the horror, reminding us there is a normal world carrying on during the possession.
I like that the story reveals the priests as professional, human and loyal to the Church whether their faith is weak or strong. And how accurate he is regarding the Church's official teachings and history. The great emphasis the Church places on science and truth. Finally, how clever he reveals shame and guilt as the powerful entities they truly are.
A couple of interesting notes if you are interested. You can listen at 1.5 x speed and lose none of the emotional content. Years ago I purchased the director's cut of the movie and watched the version with the director explaining all the shots and angles and just what he was wanting the audience to understand. It was then I grasped the depth of the story.
This is an easy 5 star experience.
"Wow! Who knew?"
I'd never read the book -- I did see the film, of course, but now, decades later, I remembered only two scenes, probably the same ones you remember. But this is a fine novel by any standard -- much more complex and nuanced that I ever expected. Back then, I guess I was too engrossed in the green puke and turning heads to realize that there was a real story here, and a good one. The struggles of Father Damien are really touching. Quite a story.
But really, what made this book among my favorites -- and yes, I will listen to this one again -- is the author's narration. I actually had to go look, to see if William Peter Blatty had acting experience in his background -- and no, apparently not, but wow. He's seriously talented -- famed as a scriptwriter, director and novelist, but apparently he stayed on the other side of the camera. But Blatty as narrator is absolutely excellent -- one of the best narrations of anything I've ever heard. He manages the Irish brogues, the Brooklyn cant, the whole panoply of DC accents with aplomb, worth a listen for that alone, see how a master really interprets a novel. The whole thing, every scene, just comes alive.
Not to be missed, this one.
"Worth the dowload"
Overall, I thought this was a great download. I tried to read the original, and thought it was a little slow after seeing the movie and being terrified. This audio version solved that. William Peter Blatty does a fantastic job! I agree with the other reviewer that his voice is made for narration. I too am leery of any author who reads their own work, but I can't imagine a better narrator.
I was a little confused with the addition of the little girl voice three-quarters of the way through the book. It was disconcerting to hear after we have been hearing Blatty's voice for so long, but it really didn't make much sense to me since Blatty also does Regan's voice before the possession so suddenly hearing her as a little girl seemed unnecessary.
Overall, a creepy, great autumn listen!
"Add 3 Hours&40 Years&Let Simmer Till Very Dark"
Sometimes its great to be old. It is great to remember sitting in a packed house watching, "The Exorcist," when it was first released, even if it meant I had to sit their with my mother. Odd that "The Exorcist," should form some sort of consistent source of entertainment or inspiration, throughout my life, having read it in print a couple of times, having watched the film, in one form or another, at least once a year, since owning a film became a doable thing, I have listened to the original book, also read by the author, three or four times, and now I have had the great pleasure of listening to that same author, reading an updated and expanded version.
Okay, so I have more than just a wee fascination with this story and this topic. I love Mia Farrow reading, "Rosemary's Baby," and I wish Audible offered Malachi Martin's, "Hostage to the Devil," and Thomas B. Allen's, "Possessed," a case study of an exorcism taken from a Jesuit's diary, and the case that "The Exorcist," is said to be based on.Well, they are not available, but what a treat it is, after all these years, to have a new version of "The Exorcist,", so easily available, and, best of all, read once again, by the author. I don't think there is a narrator out there who is any scarier sounding than William Peter Blatty. His voice has those dark, ominous tones, and the voice of the demon is, to my ears, anyway, always lurking. I guess that is why I did like having the young girl reading Regan's voice on the tape that her mom loans to Father Karras. I appreciate her pure, sweet voice, that contains nothing dark...not one shadow of Captain Howdy. It worked for me, as did the whole book.
I think there are around three more hours in this version than the original audio book, and that time is divided up in expanded conversations and entirely new conversations and scenes, as well as more psychiatric descriptions and indecision, and more descriptions of the particulars of possession. If you are interested in the topic, you will probably find it as fascinating as I did. Personally, I love being able to hear what has been percolating inside William Peter Blatty's mind, , all these years. I appreciate Audible and the author making it possible. Thumbs up!!
An old broad that enjoys books of all types. Would rather read than write reviews though. I know what I like, and won't be bothered by crap.
"40th Anniversary edition of very scary story!"
The atmosphere and eeriness of the movie is captured in the book.
The Shining by Stephen King. Both are about children in danger and needing rescuing. Both are very scary. Both are excellent!
I think when Karras sees Merrin on the floor and realizes that he will have to save Regan with all of his doubts. He is her only hope.
No, too long but it only took me a week. I picked Halloween week because it's a perfect listen for the holiday.
I usually don't like the author reading his own works. (Stephen King does not always read his books as well as professionals). Blatty however does such a great job of getting the demons and nuances of the work that I couldn't imagine any one else doing it. I also liked the tape of the innocent Regan talking to her mom. Helps to set the stage.
One more thing. This book is definately rated R. Not for the faint of heart or person who doesn't like profanity. This is one for the record books.
Tell us about yourself! I love to escape into a good book.
"Still Scarry After 40 years"
This is a spell binding story that will have you from page one.
Still the scariest film ever made in my opinion.
What a great narration by William Peter Blatty, set the right tone for this book.
The book begins with a prologue which is set in modern day Iraq, at the site of the ancient city of Nineveh. A Jesuit at the excavation feels a premonition of horror and receives signs that there is about to be an otherworldly confrontation when he sees a figurine of the demon Pazuzu entwined with a medal of St. Joseph. The scene then shifts to Georgetown, where a young girl Reagan McNeil, daughter of a famous actress, falls mysteriously ill. Following an onset of very obviously paranormal disturbances which psychiatric treatment can little resolve, she turns to a Jesuit priest: Father Damien Karras. The narrative then follows Karras' attempts to diagnose the situation and at last he obtains approval from the church to assist in an exorcism to be conducted by Father Lankester Merrin, newly returned from Iraq. The two priests attempt to exorcise the girl evidently possessed by a demon. The book follows Karras's struggle with his own faith as well as his attempt to face the new dangers that the possession causes.
I am a school counselor that loves horror, fantasy, autobiographies, self-help, and Christian genres. I am a BIG bookworm! Reading is life!
"Good story with too many details"
I have actually seen "The Exorcist" several times so I was pretty impressed how well the movie followed the book. It was spot on except a few small detail changes. I will say, I wish that the book was as brief as the movie because I thought it was a little lengthy and too detailed!
The actual story was good and interesting. I think what makes it so scary is that it's real! The story is loosely based off of a real case of demonic possession but a boy was possessed instead of a girl.
I did have some difficulty getting through the book in a timely manner because there were periods where it was heavily detailed. At times, I would zone out and get lost because it would get overwhelming. I understand why William Peter Blatty went so detailed to show how things came to be but I don't think it was needed.
"Enjoyed it very much!"
Usually an author does a terrible job of narrating but this author is an exception. He did an amazing job telling an amazing story. His accents were so good and his portrayal of the demon would send shivers down my spine.
"Wow! The narrator made this amazing!"
I've seen the movie many times, and decided to listen to the book based on other reviews. I couldn't agree more, William Peter Blatty is an AMAZING narrator. This is possibly the best audio performance I've ever heard. He brings the characters to life and managed to actually be scary, even with a story that I was already well-familiar with.
There were a couple things about the psychiatric theories of the day that were maybe a little dated, but apart from that small quibble it was a great, compelling story that kept me listening right from the start.
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The award-winning budget and public data management, BudgIT now has a mobile site. After going live more than a year ago, the Team Lead of BudgIT, Oluseun Onigbinde, decided it was time to go mobile since more than 50% of internet access from the country is from mobile.
BudgIT is a product of TechIn, Governance Edition which is an initiative of Co-creation Hub and launched formally in September, 2011. Since then, it has transformed the way Nigerians view data especially the budget which hitherto was a cumbersome and very confusing process for the average citizen.
BudgIT got into the limelight however during the now-almost-forgotten #OccupyNigeria protests in January, 2012 garnering over 3000 followers within a few days. It went ahead to launch a Budget Cut application which gave people the ability to reduce government spending in sectors where they felt was necessary.
With a total of over 2.5 million hits on their website, the launch of the mobile version will definitely boost traffic to the portal as Nigerians are becoming hungrier for data which BudgIT provides and calls for open data abound. The data which the average Nigerian is interested in is now available, literally at their finger tips. Definitely, we foresee a drastic change in the use of data by the citizenry.


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Spring 2001
Volume 5 Number 3
by Barbara Chaapel
If you're a kid who goes to Van Cleve Elementary School in Dayton, Ohio, you certainly know someone at Westminster Presbyterian Church.
That's because since the beginning of the 1997 school year, Westminster has had a special partnership with Van Cleve, a partnership that is the church's only mission project.
"Before Van Cleve, we had a United Way approach to mission," says George "Sandy" McConnel (PTS Class of 1978 and the church's pastor and head of staff). "Anyone in the church could recommend a group that needed help and our mission committee would usually give them a nominal amount. We were dividing our budget too many ways and had little personal involvement."
All that changed when McConnel, the session, and the two associate pastors, Glenn and Miriam Leupold, also PTS alums (Class of 1988), began a serious discernment process about the congregation's mission.
"We started by discerning the need in our city," says McConnel. "We discovered that Dayton, one of the first communities to do school busing in the sixties, had experienced white flight and was now a city of mostly African Americans whose public school system had really deteriorated." (Dayton was judged the second least effective school system in Ohio, with only 6% of its students graduating with what would be considered a standard high school education.)
The need was clear.
The congregation then proceeded to inventory the gifts of its 1300 members, discovering that education topped the list. "We're a highly educated church, with 35% of our members having education beyond the bachelor's degree," says McConnel. And a study of members' vocations revealed more people involved in teaching and school administration than in any other profession.
The resources were there.
Need plus resources plus lots of prayer, and Westminster's session had a new, singular mission focus.
"Our goal was to become known in Dayton as the church that made a difference in education," says Glenn Leupold, associate pastor for mission whose job it is to oversee, plan, and care for the partnership.
"We chose Van Cleve because it was the closest school as the crow flies," says McConnel. And it was a school for the arts, a good match for a congregation that has a strong music program.
After meetings with the principal, teachers, and the church's boards, the partnership was off and running. "We wanted to keep it as broadly based as possible," explains Leupold, "doing things that benefitted students, faculty, families, our members."
Some of those things?
Another goal is that "every significant group in the congregation is involved in the partnership in one way," says Leupold. The youth group has sponsored a Halloween party for the kids. A Bible study group oversees Christmas gift-giving for Van Cleve families. "The choir and the finance committee, everyone is challenged to find a way to connect," he says. And it's working.
The Dayton school board is holding the program up as a model for other school-church/synagogue partnerships, according to Leupold, with the goal that every public school in Dayton will have a partner.
And while the statistics and test scores are not yet in, the anecdotal evidence is positive. "Kids are doing better academically," says McConnel. "Our members live their mission, rather than just supporting it. And Westminster is now known throughout Dayton as the church that partners with the Van Cleve school."
If you want to know more about Westminster's mission partnership, email Leupold at firstname.lastname@example.com or visit www.westminsterdayton.org.
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Kids in the outdoors
THUMBS UP: A group of kids were finally able to get out to the water for some trout fishing last weekend through the Lyon County Pheasant Forever trout fishing program. Weather postponed the event not once, but twice, but once these kids hit the trout stream at Camden State Park they were able to enjoy all that the outdoors has to offer and put their recently-gained knowledge of fly tying to good use. The event was the culmination of a program that included a two-week course on fly tying, and jig and spinner training. We need more of these events to get kids off the couch and into the great outdoors, regardless of whether or not they catch a fish or shoot a pheasant.
Gun bill important, but will wait
SIDEWAYS THUMBS: It would've been nice to see the Legislature take action on gun bills this session, but at the same time we understand there are plenty of major issues that still need to be dealt with during the last three weeks of the session. It is probably for the better that the Legislature tables gun bill talks until next year and not rush to any judgements. This is a highly divisive and politically-charged topic that deserves our elected officials' undivided attention.
On Sunday liquor, time to move on
THUMBS UP: Kudos to the Minnesota House for quickly defeating a measure that would've allowed liquor sales on Sundays. This is an issue that, quite frankly, didn't deserve much of a stage at the Capitol to begin with. While there might be border communities that believe otherwise, as stated earlier, there are much bigger fish to fry in St. Paul.
Make a difference this weekend
THUMBS UP: This is a big weekend in Marshall and offers an opportunity to get out and help make a difference. The annual March for Babies is Saturday (registration begins at 9 a.m. at the Marshall Middle School), and is followed the next day by the MS Walk at 10 a.m. at Independence Park.


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I believe that one was circa 73, before his "lost weekend".Mini wrote:You know that photo of John taken with the long hair and glasses wearing the New York City t-shirt, he looks great there. I'm assuming that was '74-'75. That's what I mean.
I saw that one too--Yoko makes me cringe at every turn in it, but John is loveable as ever.dsnito wrote:There is a good one John's live concert: "Live In New York City", a 1972 concert...do you know it?? I just did watch a VHS copy some years ago...
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stephen did the guys confirm yet about whether they will take the cruel month of april?
Adam Burton for 31st May to 13th June and then the Map project from 14th June to 11th July and then we could use the gallery to exhibit Cornelia's proposal to do a ten year forest exhibition in advance of the 10 year Forest celebration that will be occuring in August.
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What I'm hoping to find out is if there is a way to do it without downloading the picture and then uploading a picture that already exists somewhere on this web site. With HTML, it's very easy to do that because you just enter code that basically says "show this picture, which already exists in this specific place." I assume you can do that on these boards, too. But since the boards don't use HTML, I have no idea how to do it.I already know where the picture files exist on this web site, which is why you can see the pictures when you follow my links a few posts back. I just don't know how to tell the reply form to show the particular picture files in my reply. There's gotta be an easy way to do that.
Like I said their crust is totally original. Nothing else tastes and feels like it. You will have to try it for yourself and compare to your own.
pythonic you Gotta try his recipe and tell us/him Where he needs to go!
I'm using a 10" x 2" seasoned aluminum pan. Even though it's not a true deep dish pan, it's not a bad pan. I have four tin-plated steel deep dish pans, but the three smallest ones (6", 9", and 12") don't really work for stuffed pizza because they're only 1.5" deep. The 14" deep dish pan is 2" deep, but I haven't used it yet because I've had no need to make a 14" stuffed pizza so far. That would make almost a 6 lb pizza!


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USA Volleyball's Magazine Arriving in Mailboxes
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COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (Oct. 15, 2012) – The Fall 2012 issue of VolleyballUSA, the official magazine of USA Volleyball, will reach subscriber mailboxes by the end of this week with contents ranging from Olympic Games and Paralympic Games to USA Volleyball Junior National Championships recaps with focuses on volleyball, beach volleyball and sitting volleyball.
The issue is now also available digitally to subscribers and via the iTunes App Store using the username and password found on the print version's mailing label. To access the digital issue via the Internet, visit content.yudu.com/A1yzq3/USAVollyballFall2012/resources/index.htm.
To access the free Apple app for iPad or iPhone users, visit http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/volleyballusa-official-magazine/id509520322 and use the print edition's username located in the mailing label in place of the box for email address. The password remains the same for both Internet and Apple app versions.
The Fall 2012 issue, an expanded 72 pages for the printed edition with 16 digital-only pages, serves as a 2012 Olympic Games review with 19 pages devoted to U.S. Olympic/Paralympic Volleyball and Beach Volleyball Teams competing in London. In addition, the issue contains 10 pages covering the USA Volleyball Girls' and Boys' Junior National Championships. USA Volleyball Chief Executive Officer Doug Beal uses his CEO Message column to discuss the future of professional indoor volleyball in the United States.
Further, the issue contains educational elements with five players and coaches offering tips on becoming a better passing, along with a CAP II article on the value of USA Volleyball's Coaching Accreditation Program's IMPACT course. Other article features include the hiring of Karch Kiraly as the new U.S. Women's National Volleyball Team head coach, a conversation with U.S. Men's Junior National Volleyball Team outside hitter Ben Patch, the decision by Summer Ross to turn pro, USAV Beach High Performance Championship results, the junior journal by columnist Emily Podschweit, expansion of the USA Volleyball Girls' Junior National Championships, extended interviews with 2012 Olympians Kerri Walsh, Foluke Akinradewo and Jen Kessy, nutrition tips and the On the Radar section highlighting USA Volleyball High Performance pipeline athletes.
The supplemental digital issue, which is available to current print subscribers, offers expanded coverage of the Olympics and Paralympics, USA Volleyball Girls' and Boys' Junior National Championships, 30-minute video press conference with Karch Kiraly and photos and results of the USA Volleyball High Performance Championships.
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Americans will not tolerate this
Operation Fast and Furious was a false flag operation to subvert the Second Amendment. The objective was to blame illegal gun running into Mexico by U.S. citizens and to demonize the semi-automatic rifles that have found their way into the illegal drug curtails. This would damage law abiding citizen's credibility to be law abiding gun owners the right to own semi-automatic rifles, regardless of the type or make by the Obama Admission. This plan was conceived by A.T.F. and the Department of Justice. Eric Holder was an accessory to the fact. The criminal activity was so obvious; Obama asserted an executive order to protect the Department of Justice (Eric Holder) from further inquires from the Committee on Oversight and Government Reform. Source: Congressional Service Report prepared for Members of Congress and Committees of Congress (June 28, 2012) RL3284 page 4 www.crs.gov
The tragedy at Sandy Hooks Elementary School was an opportunity for hysterics in Washington D.C. Within hours of the event, Obama announced that he will introduce semi-automatic assault weapon legislation.
Senator Diane Feinstein, D-Calif., the author of the 1994 Assault Weapons Ban that expired in 2004 announced she would re-introduce a newer adoption of this weapons ban. This newer weapons ban is a retransformation of the failed 1994 assault weapon ban under the Clinton Admission. (December 17, 2012) www.feinstein.senate.gov/public/index.cfm/press-releases?ID=28d0c499-28ec-42a7-902d-ebf318d46d02
Depending on its configuration, the AR-15 you already have would probably be treated like a machine gun. You would have to be fingerprinted, backgrounds checked by the FBI, and undergo a six-month license application process to keep it. And when you die, the government will seize it. If you don't get an NFA license, you can expect the SWAT teams to descend on your house, according the Gun Owners of America. (January 4th. 2012) www.gunowners.org).
Gun Owners of America asserted that Feinstein's semi-auto ban legislation suggests that up to 75 percent of all handguns currently in circulation would be banned, along with as much as 50 percent of all long rifles.
Feinstein's Assault Weapons legislation:
Bans the sale, transfer, importation, or manufacturing of:
– 120 specifically-named firearms.
– Certain other semi-automatic rifles, handguns, shotguns that can accept a detachable magazine and have one military characteristic.
– Semi-automatic rifles and handguns with a fixed magazine that can accept more than 10 rounds.
Strengthen the 1994 Assault weapons Ban and various state ban by:
– Moving from a 2-characteristic test to a 1-characteristic test.
– Elimination the easy-to-remove bayonet mounts and flash suppressors form the characteristics test.
– Banning firearms with "thumbhole stocks" and "Bullet buttons" to address attempts to 'work around" prior bans
– Bans large-capacity ammunition feeding devices capable of accepting more than 10 rounds.
Protect legitimate hunters and the rights of existing gun owners by:
– Grandfathering weapons legally possessed on the date of enactment.
– Exempting over 900 specifically-named weapons used for hunting or sporting purposes.
– Exempting antique, manually-operated, and permanently disabled weapons.
Require that grandfathered weapons by registered under the National Firearm Act, to include:
– Background check of owner and any transferee.
– Type and serial number of the firearm.
– Positive identification, including photograph and fingerprints.
– Certification from local law enforcement of identity and that possession would not violate state or local law.
– Dedicated funding for ATF to implement registration.
Harry Reid, Washington's outspoken advocate against the Second Amendment and citizen's right to gun ownership had this to add to the Feinstein gun control legislation.
– Gun ban on semiautomatic firearms and magazines.
– An effective ban on gun shows.
– A ban on private gun sales, without going through a gun dealer.
– Changes in the senate rules which would allow them to ban guns with a mere 50 Senate votes.
John McCain is now working with the leftist anti-gun owner Senator Carl Levin from Michigan on a series of rule changes to make gun control easier to pass. The first rule changes would make it impossible to fight – what's known in Washington as the "motion to proceed." Once the motion was adopted, the bill would become amendable and Harry Reid could play let's make a deal. So this change would eliminate our last real opportunity to set up a roadblock and keep anti-gun legislation from even being considered. (Gun Owners of America 1/4/2013).
This legislation is treason in the making, proliferation of genocide is yet to follow. Gun control works and the following governments can attest to the results. Data from www.jpfo.org.
Nazi Germany & Occupied Europe from 1933-1945
Targets; political opponents; Jews Gypsies; critics "examples"
Civilians killed 20 million.
Gun control laws: Law on firearms and ammunition 1928, weapons law March 18, 1938. Regulation against Jews 1938.
China nationalist from 1927-1949
Targets: Political opponents army conscripts others.
Civilians killed 10 million.
Gun control laws: Art. 205. Criminal code 1914. Art. 186-87, Criminal code 1935
Features of overall gun control scheme, Government permit system, ban on private ownership.
Red China from 1949-1952, 1957-1960, 1966-1976.
Targets; Political opponents, army conscripts and others.
Civilians killed 20-35 million.
Gun Control law: Act of February 20 1951, act of October 22, 1957, Features of overall gun control scheme, Prison or death to "counter-revolutionary criminal" and anyone resisting any government program. Death penalty for supplying guns to such 'criminals."
Guatemala from 1960-1981
Targets; Mayans and other Indians, political enemies.
Civilians killed 100,000-200,000.
Gun control laws: Decree 36, November 25, Act of 1932. Decree 386, 1947, Decree 283, 1964. Features of overall gun control scheme, Register guns and owners, licensing with high fees. Prohibit carrying guns. Bans on guns and sharp tools. Confiscation of powers.
Uganda from 1971-1979
Targets: Christian's political enemies.
Civilians killed 300,000.
Gun control laws: Firearms ordinance 1955, firearms Act. 1970. Features of overall gun control scheme, Register all guns and owner, licenses for transaction. Warrantless searches and confiscation powers.
Cambodia (Khmer Rouge) from 1975-1979
Targets: Educated persons; and political enemies
Civilians killed 2 million.
Gun control laws: Art. 322-328 Penal Code. Rouyal ordinance 55, 1938
Features of overall gun control scheme, Licenses for guns, owners, ammunition, and transactions. Photo ID with finger prints. License inspected quarterly.
Rwanda from 1994
Targets; Tutsi people
Civilians killed 800,000
Gun control laws: Decree law Number 12. 1979, Features of overall gun control scheme, Register guns, owners, ammunition, owners must justify need. Concealable guns illegal and confiscating powers by the government.
United States of America from 2013-?
Targets: We the People, The Second Amendment, Gun owners.
Civilians killed?
'Gun-Control" Laws?
Features of overall gun control?
The continuing agitations against the Second Amendment and the tyrants that want to destroy our Constitution will soon ignite another civil war in America. Patriot Americans will not tolerate this insubordination and assault on our Second Amendment. I hope, and pray that you will join me in saving what's left of this country and its future.
James Madison The author the Second Amendment to the Bill of Rights had this to say about gun ownership. "A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a Free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed." The Amendment was ratified December 15th. 1791.
Charleston Heston said it best: "From my cold dead hands."
Karl Ben Weber
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A federal budget proposal that could lead to border crossing fees on Canadian visitors is drawing opposition from inside and outside of Congress.
Congressman Kevin Cramer, R-N.D., joined colleagues this week in sending a letter to Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano, urging her department to reconsider a proposed study on the impact of a border crossing fee on visitors to the United States. The proposal is included in President Obama's Fiscal Year 2014 budget request.
"I am quite certain it has no chance," Cramer said of the study.
"It sends a bad signal, plus it's a waste of money," he said, noting that Congress won't pass a crossing fee regardless of the study outcome.
Allan Engh, owner of Engh's Trustworthy Hardware in Sherwood, said a crossing fee is a senseless idea.
"Why would you charge guests to come into your country and spend money? It's crazy," he said.
He estimated 35 percent of his business comes from Canadian customers, including many for whom Sherwood, two miles from the border, is their closest town for gas or groceries. They travel across the border to visit family and attend social gatherings. Engh said charging the a fee would be U.S. arrogance and a "slap in the face."
He added that a crossing fee would be devastating to towns all along the border that benefit from Canadian traffic. Even a small fee could discourage visitors, he said.
Clint Reinoehl, director of the Convention and Visitors Bureau in Bottineau, said even if a small fee didn't discourage Canadian visitors, it's bad for international relations.
"I don't think they would be very happy about it," he said of Canadian visitors.
Cramer said he recently visited with Canadian Ambassador Gary Doerr and came away convinced that Canadians would not be enthused about border fees.
Cramer is co-chairman of the Northern Border Caucus and a member of the Travel and Tourism Caucus in the United States House of Representatives. From 1993 to 1997, he served as North Dakota's tourism director.
North Dakota welcomes more than a million visitors from Canada each year, Cramer said. He added that the United States and Canada are exploring ways to create a more seamless border, especially with respect to trade. A border fee would be counter-productive to those negotiations, he said.
Sara Otte Coleman, director of the state Tourism Division, said imposing a border crossing fee would send the wrong message.
"We have enjoyed an excellent relationship with Canada and even share one of our state's major attractions, the International Peace Garden. North Dakota was the 10th most visited state by Canadian travelers in 2011, spending 1.5 million nights, an 11 percent increase over 2010, and more than $242 million," Otte Coleman said in a prepared statement. "Many North Dakota communities join the state in marketing in Canada and depend on repeat Canadian visitors. The strong border crossing numbers we have seen would likely drop should a fee be assessed to Canadians and, in turn, have a negative impact on local economies."
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2 rooms for rent in kangaroo flat! One small bedroom available for rent $85 per week plus bills One larger bedroom available plus garage space $110 per week plus bills Must be: Easy going Friendly Respectful Must work or be studying Must be tidy and willing to clean Would best suit someone aged between 18-25. Females only. Modern 3 bedroom 2 bathroom house in kangaroo flat features: Bedrooms with built in wardrobes Ducted heating Split system air con Off street parking/Garage Open plan kitchen/dinning/living Large backyard Outdoor area Dishwasher Fridge Washing machine Fully furnished apart from bedrooms Preferably no pets Must be accepting of current pets at the property The house is located near Harvey Norman and is a 2 minute drive from the new shops at Lansel plaza. Bond required! Split bills!
Positioned in the heart of Kangaroo Flat close by to shops (Lansell Square) and transport. This fantastic property features: • Two good sized bedrooms house within the house. One available to rent. • Unlimited internet • Central bathroom and additional second toilet outside • Open plan kitchen/meals area with gas cooking • Separate living room • Gas heating • Air conditioning • Large backyard and covered outdoor entertaining area
It's in a quiet area, close to bus access and not too far from the university You'll have your own fridge
Has everything you need plus more. Great flatmates, quite location, secure property with undercover on site parking. Great landlords.
This place is a new modern flat based within 5mins of cbd and uni perfect, nice and quiet spot. House is fully furnished minus avaliable bedrooms.
1 Bedroom for Rent in 3 bedroom home. Golden Square. $90 per week + bills & $360 bond. Available from NOW. 1 room is available to rent in our 3 bedroom one bathroom cream brick home. You will be sharing with 1 other housemate - late 20's male electrician. Room is 2.7 x 3.6 metres. Without a wardrobe. But we can provide 2 free standing clothes rails. The house is fully furnished, it has a large living area, dining room, kitchen & laundry. Split system aircon & ducted heating. Large backyard. House has small renovations underway... We need to repaint paint walls, there are a few cupboards missing in the kitchen and no door on the laundry. We are an easy going & respectful household. We are currently looking for a housemate who can have a chat, a laugh & share the occasional catch up when we are all in the home. Importantly a housemate who will keep the shared areas in the home clean, neat & tidy & be considerate and respectful of others when it comes to noise levels. Shannon & I (who own the home) live & work in Melbourne. Approx. once a month and occasionally fortnightly we spend a weekend in the home. Centrally located... Only 5 minute drive from the Centre of Bendigo, minutes to hospitals or lansell square shopping centre. Access to public transport. NO smoking in the home. Can smoke outside as long as butts are kept off the lawn.
This is a great property with a large backyeard, and spacious living area. Located 2.8km from the Bendigo fountain (Golden Square) the house is approx. 5 years old and about 30sq. Prefer no pets, but not firm. Looking for a very clean individual, easy to get along with. 1 spare bedroom for an idvidual is available A bond of 600 is to be paid upfront. Rent is 140pw plus bills are split as they come in. House has central heating and air con, with 2 outdoor areas and a large backyard(1000sq). Contact me for an inspection/meeting. If moving forward after this I will require two references.
very quiet neighbourhood, close to bushland, university, schools and less than 3k to centre of Bendigo.
Our property is a beautiful property located in Quarry Hill Bendigo. It is close to recreational reserves, schools, golf course and town. The house is double story with the available rooms down stairs. We have 3 large fully furnished rooms that we are looking to rent out to like minded people, easy going, professional, clean and friendly. Included will also be down stairs living space, that has couches, tv (smart), fridge as well as space and facilities that you can make quick meals in. As well as the down stairs space you will have access to the facilities that are upstairs i.e kitchen and lounge room. The house is fitted with all the luxuries of a fully furnished house as well as air-conditioning, bbq and a great outdoor space. All bills, internet and cleaner are included in the rental price.
Spacious and cosy close to state Forest and uni 2 mins walk.
Looking for a friendly housemate to move in with myself and my roommate. I am a 3rd year University student and my house mate is an allied health assistant. The house is a quick 5 minute walk from the Uni, being perfect for any student. Hoping for someone between the ages 18 and 25, as well as someone who has a stable income and can pay the bills. The house is fully furnished except for the room on offer. The room is big enough to fit a queen size bed and includes heating, air-conditioning and a wardrobe. You will also be sharing a bathroom with a male. Send me an email with any queries, and I will get back to you ASAP. Thank you :)Parking on street No pets 20 per month Internet Plus 2 monthly water gas and electricity.
3 laid back uni students - house is right next to La Trobe Uni. Brand new lease need someone to fill in a spot ASAP. We are looking for someone chilled, clean and respectful.
Looking for a young professional. The house is a clean and tidy two bedroom unit. Only 1km from CBD bendigo, it's in the perfect location. The room available is large, and has a four door built in wardrobe. You would have parking under a carport. The house has a cute little backyard perfect for a BBQ and a few drinks. The rent is $160 per week which includes all bills. A couple is welcome to move in also, with rent per week increased slightly to allow for extra bills. The room is fully furnished with queen bed, or i can remove if you have your own bed.
- Room available: 14th MARCH 2017 - Great location 1.5km from Bendigo CBD - Ducted heating/cooling - Gas cooking and dishwasher - Furnished, accept for available room
7 bedrooms available for 2017 (Flora Hill) fully furnished – walk to uni and shops! Rent covers all water, gas, electricity and unlimited wifi internet, 5 minute walk to nearest bus stop, 5 minute walk to uni, 10 minute walk to Strath village shopping centre, 25 minute walk to Bendigo train station and CBD. There are 8 rooms in total (4 upstairs and 4 downstairs). All rooms are fully furnished with furniture less than 10 months old. Fully furnished dining room and lounge room which includes a Samsung smart tv. Lots of pantry space, two huge fridges and shared kitchen appliances. Fans for each room also provided upon request. Car parking space on the premises (two garages + two carports) as well as on street parking is available. The premises are a quiet zone from 10pm-7am each day of the week (ie. if you would like to listen to music or have phone calls etc, please lower the volume or have headphones in). Each room is fitted with its own security lock. No pets or smoking on the premises. Students in a 12 month tenancy have the added benefit of 50% off rent during official Latrobe university end of semester holidays. Room 1 ($175p/w) - $110 p/person/week for two people [AVAILABLE NOW] -Option of single bed + bedside table or double bed without bedside table -Built in wardrobe -Bedside table -Computer desk and computer chair Room 2 ($180p/w): $115 p/person/week for two people [AVAILABLE NOW] -Double bed -Built in wardrobe -Bedside table -Computer desk and computer chair Room 3 ($185p/w): $115 p/person/week for two people [AVAILABLE 25th February 2017] -Double bed -Built in wardrobe -Bedside table -Computer desk and computer chair Room 4 ($190p/w): $120 p/person/week for two people [AVAILABLE 14th January 2017] -Queen bed -wardrobe and mirror -Bedside table -Computer desk and computer chair Room 5 ($170p/w): [AVAILABLE 27th February 2017] -Single bed -Wardrobe with mirror -Bedside table -Computer desk and computer chair Room 6 ($175p/w): [AVAILABLE 6th February 2017] -Single bed -Wardrobe with mirror -Bedside table -Computer desk and computer chair Room 7 ($175p/w): [AVAILABLE 20th February 2017] -Single bed -Wardrobe with mirror -Bedside table -Computer desk and computer chair
Room available in Flora Hill - 600m to LaTrobe Uni I have a number of rooms which have become available since the end of the Uni year in a share house in quite area of Flora Hill. Located a short walk from LaTrobe University, Strath Village Shopping Centre and bus stops. Off-street parking for up to 4 cars is available. Weekly rental covers utilities (water, gas, power) and wi-fi internet. Room 2 - Medium sized bedroom with built-in robes, double bed and desk. $140 weekly rent, $280 bond. Room 4 - Smaller sized bedroom with built-in robes & desk/cupboards, single bed. $135 week rent, $270 bond. Room 7 - Larger sized bedroom with built-in robes, desk, double bed in outside fully furnished bungalow. $160 weekly rent, $320 bond. These rooms are not suitable for couples, children or pets.
I have 4 rooms available in a modern house, 400m from the UNI and shopping centre. unlimited internet, indoor gym and outdoor spa, $165 per week and no bills. spa Gym, either queen or double beds in rooms
5 Mins walk to shopping center, public transport and uni. Furnished with study table and bed. Rent includes gas, water and internet bills. Electricity bill shared by flatmates. Mature students sharing the house. Easy going and very clean environment.
Comfortable renovated house , great quiet location that s close to town and public transport , room is big with a built in robe , typical house rules apply :-) flexible with rent and parking and will probably get internet once I find someone :-)
The house is very clean and quiet.It takes 15minutes to walk to university.There is plenty of parking space.woolworth and aldi is 15 minutes away from walking distance.
5 bedrooms available (Kennington) fully furnished – walk to uni and shops! Rent covers all water, gas, electricity and unlimited wifi internet, 30 second walk to nearest bus stop, 10 minute walk to uni and Strath village shopping centre, 20 minute walk to Bendigo train station and CBD Rooms are fully furnished (furniture as new). Fully furnished dining room and lounge room which includes a Samsung smart tv and fold out sofa bed. Lots of pantry space, two fridges and shared kitchen appliances. There is one very large bathroom and shower with a separate toilet. Car parking space on the premises as well as off street parking is available. Fans are provided upon request for each room. The premises are a quiet zone from 10pm-7am each day of the week (ie. if you would like to listen to music or have phone calls etc, please lower the volume or have headphones in). Cleaning is shared between tenants. Each room is fitted with its own security lock. No pets or smoking on the premises. Students in a 12 month tenancy have the added benefit of 50% off rent during official Latrobe university end of semester holidays. Long term preferred but short term negotiable. Room 1 ($170p/w): [AVAILABLE 20th February 2017] -Single bed -Wardrobe -Bedside table -Computer desk and computer chair Room 2 ($175p/w) - $110 p/person/week for two people): [AVAILABLE 15th November 2016] -Option of single bed with bedside table or double bed with no bedside table -Wardrobe -Computer desk and computer chair Room 3 ($175p/w): $110 p/person/week for two people) [AVAILABLE 14th January 2017] -Single bed with bedside table or double bed without bedside table -Largest built in wardrobe with full length sliding wall mirror -Computer desk and computer chair Room 4 ($180p/w) - $115 p/person/w for two people [AVAILABLE 21st February 2017] -Double bed -Huge built in wardrobe -Bedside table -Computer desk and computer chair Room 5 ($190 p/w) - or $120 p/person/w for two people [AVAILABLE 4th February 2017] -Option of one double bed or two single beds (if two people) -Largest wardrobe with sliding full length mirror -Beside table -Computer desk and computer chair (two if two people)
Located in Kennington (Bendigo), the three bedroom house is less than 5 minutes drive to town and 2-3 minutes from La Trobe. Currently living here are a 21 y/o uni student (me), and a 19 y/o education student (Kirsten) is moving in at the end of February. We're looking for a clean, down to earth person like us, who's preferrably either working or studying. The house is furnished except for the bedroom which is 265x270cm, and has a built-in wardrobe. Rent is $90/week + bills split three ways, but are usually pretty low as it's a small, energy efficient place (and low maintenance!) No smokers & pets. There's also a bus stop about 50 metres from the house. NBN internet (super fast) is due to be connected this week! If you're looking for a place for university this year or are not planning to move in straight away our landlord is happy to make an arrangement to hold the room. Please send a message or for details!
- Close to the University and Strathdale shopping complex. - Reverse cycle air-conditioning and ducted heating, dishwasher, gas log fire. - Great outdoor area. - Very well maintained property. - Built in wardrobe, with full length mirror in bedroom.
Quiet, secure and stylish 4 bedroom townhouse. Excellent location -walking distance to town. 100 meters (5 houses) to the bus stop and 300 meters to Coles supermarket. Close to La Trobe uni. Tastefully furnished with bed, desk, large mirrored built-in-wardrobes and easy access to a private upstairs balcony. All bedroom doors have locks - so your privacy is assured. We would love to share our home with a non-smoker. International students most welcome. I am a teacher and live a quiet lifestyle. I have a small friendly dog - a Spoodle. Split air-conditioning/heating system in all rooms. Spacious upstairs single bedroom ($160 per week). Bathroom has separate bath and shower. One room has a queen sized bed and ensuite ($200 per week). Wifi and bills included. Fully fitted out kitchen and a lovely garden. We like to keep it spotlessly clean and are looking forward to hearing from you soon. I will be overseas until mid February so if you would like to view the property a friend is available to show you through. There are some other tenants that will be in the townhouse whilst I am overseas. Leave a message and a suitable time can be arranged as my friend will be checking the account whilst I am away.
Newly renovated period home with all things retro and vintage. Comfortable queen bedroom, there is a new bed, mattress and some furniture, totally negotiate if you don't need it. The location is short walk to the hospital and Bendigo town centre. Based in the heart of Bendigo we are also close to the Art Gallery, Lake Weronna and are surrounded by lots of bars, restaurants and cafes. There is amazing coffee at Percy and Percy Cafe, just a 30 second walk away. This is a queer friendly household. I am looking for someone who is clean, tidy and respects the space as a home. Length of stay etc is negotiable but would prefer someone for the long term.
This is a brilliant comfortable large home with three double bedrooms and 4 or 5 living spaces on a huge block of land which requires no maintenance as the landlord pays for this to be maintained. You may rent a room for $160 per week or you may rent the whole house for $450 per week. The house is only 2kms from the centre of Bendigo, is situated on a private 1 acre block of land well back from the street in prestigious McIvor Hill area. It has split system aircon and gas ducted heating. Quality fittings throughout, high quality carpets, curtains and joinery, so there is an expectation that tenants will look after the interior of the property. There is also a huge garage which includes workbench adjoined by a massive 2 or 3 car carport. No smoking in the house, no pets. Partially furnished if required. Suitable for professional people, families or students. As long as you are responsible, clean tidy, trustworthy and reliable. This is a great property to suit many. Long lease available if required. Owner working interstate.
Only 1 room left!! Furnished or unfurnished!! Only meters from the new Bendigo Hospital, Public transport and short drive or walk to the city center, shops, restaurants. Nice neat house with furnished common areas, washing machine, Kitchen basics and ducted heating, cupboards in each bedroom and if required a bed/mattress/side table can be arranged. To secure a room for the new year simply sign a rent agreement as to when you want to move in and pay the bond and the room is held for you. Ask me any questions to help make your decision easier.
Private room with ensuite and walk in Rode. Last room!! Furnished with queen bed, side table and chair, or unfurnished!! Only renovated 1.5yrs ago, with granite bench tops, new carpet, freshly painted, nice quality furniture, spacious, with off street parking. Ducted heating, split system cooling plus fans. Only 2min walk to the hospital, 3 min walk to public transport, 10-25min walk to pub/restaurants/cafes and CBD. To secure this room now simply sign a rent agreement as to when you want to move in and pay the bond and the room is yours. Ask me any questions to help make your decision easier.
Room for rent in a fully furnished house all you need is your bedroom, only a 3 minute walk to a supermarket, post office and chemist warehouse, RSL, showgrounds and not a far drive to town. only $110 a week. Move in date Asap. Message me If you have any questions.
This lovely little 1950's cream brick home is close to bakery, All Seasons and service station and public transport (bus). Ducted air conditioning, a large fridge and new dishwasher, new oven washing machine and carpet. Double garage. Each bedroom (good size) fitted with own lock and TV point and wardrobe. Large living area (separate kitchen/dining) which opens to pergola. Separate toilet. All utilities, lawn mowing and internet included. Two tenants atm, one male, one female, both working full time. One very small dog. Dishwasher and fridge Fully furnished including single bed, bedside table and desk to each bedroom. Built in robes to all bedrooms *****No dual occupancy rooms . ******
This is a large Modern Hostel with multiple clean rooms on lease on a daily, weekly or monthly basis. It is at 79 Murphy St East Bendigo The rooms come with either single or double beds. All rooms are furnished with beds, tables with chairs and a cupboard. You just need to bring your own linens and towels. They are available for rent for a token fee if you do not have them though. Rent is $165 to $175 per week all inclusive. Outside the rooms is a large lounge with TV and DVD player with uncountable DVDS. There are also another 2 smaller lounges at 2 corners of the compound. In addition, there is a large commercial kitchen and 2 smaller Kitchens for you to cook and prepare your meals whenever desired. There are also numerous Male and Female toilets/bathrooms located throughout the hostel. Tucked at one end of the building is a laundry room with washing machine and outside it, clothes lines for guests to dry their clothes. Lastly, an outdoor Barbeque pit is available just outside the building. All visitors will also be given free WiFi. Situated in a leafy and mature part of Bendigo, we are just 2.5km from the town centre. There is a bus stop about 200m away leading to the city and the University. 500m down the road is a pizza shop and a petrol station selling provisions. For those who drives, we have a large car park that is never full and the town centre is just a 5 minute drive away. The building is located on a 1.5 acres land. It is spacious and airy with greenery all around to give guests a relaxing feel. There is a lively and friendly vibe surrounding this place as many of the tenants are students from the surrounding schools.
Beautiful renovated house with funky interior, big gardens and close to town especially the hospital!
The house is newly renovated, and the room on offer a new extension. It has big windows over looking the garden, and built in robes. The house is light, and comfortable. Has both cooling and heating. The house is a 5 minutes walk to the hospital, and 2 minutes to the lake, so it's super close to town. Off street parking makes life easier, though there's often on street parking available too. There's one large shared living space of kitchen/lounge. When it's sunny, there's nice outdoor areas for both the morning and afternoon sunshine. Everyone who walks in comments on how lovely the house is and feels. The garden is pretty lush, and we have fresh food growing there.
An exciting opportunity exist for one lucky student or professional to board this fully furnished townhouse. Located centrally to town and University. Both within 3km, close to dog park, supermarket, post office and kennington reservoir and lake werroona. All bills are included in the price, all furniture, just need to provide your bed and linen. Double lockup garage, nice low maintenance garden with two outdoor entertaining area's. The room available has its own ensuite. Unlimited broadband internet included. Any questions please call or email for an inspection.


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In last week's post, I previewed the International AIDS Conference in Rome. This week I'd like to offer some brief reflections on the activity there, and what it means for our PEPFAR programs.
For those of us who have been working in this field for some time -- which in my case is about 30 years -- the mood in Rome was positive, with a palpable sense of encouragement. This was largely fueled by two things: new evidence of the long-term benefits of antiretroviral treatment efforts to date, and new scientific breakthroughs regarding the benefits of treatment for prevention. These developments are transforming the way we think about AIDS.
HIV/AIDS has had a devastating impact on life expectancy in many African countries, and in turn on their economic and social development. As an editorial in the Annals of Internal medicine recently noted: "Political debate centers on whether, especially given the current global economic downturn, money designated for HIV treatment in Africa would be better spent in [other] areas… But often forgotten in these debates is the unique nature of AIDS as a killer of young adults, of those on whom the very survival of societies depends."
That's why a We have long known that treatment is a life-saver; the impact of this on the lifespan of the individual on treatment -- and ultimately on society -- is now increasingly clear. Also becoming clear are the dramatic prevention benefits of treatment -- saving not only the lives of the people taking the medicines, but the lives of their partners as well.
In addition to the preventive effect of treatment, two studies demonstrated the impact of oral antiretroviral pre-exposure prophylaxis (PreP) on transmission. One was a Gates Foundation-funded study among HIV-discordant heterosexual couples in Kenya and Uganda, and another was supported by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention among heterosexual men and women in Botswana. Both found over 60% fewer new infections among those taking PreP.
Clearly there will be implications of these findings for PEPFAR, and it is important to prepare our programs to incorporate this new research in a careful but rapid way. Many in Rome expressed the view that the U.S. must play a leadership role in this effort, and we are doing so.
Earlier this year, PEPFAR established a distinguished external Scientific Advisory Board. We are working closely with its members to assess the key issues around scale-up of these tools. Some of the big issues we will face include: increasing testing; supporting overburdened providers and health systems; ensuring linkages to care; prioritizing resources; and targeting the right populations. We are fortunate that in recent years we have had the experience of translating research on male circumcision into programs, providing us with valuable lessons as we move forward.
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Seyed and Peter in Qatar write:
Dear Ambassador, Eric Goosby,
As molecular biologist and specialist in the field of infectious diseases, we must strongly emphasize that the issue of HIV/AIDS in the human community is not a political issue for the case of political priority or economic issue for the case of economic priority. It is more and more a scientific entity regarding the survival of human kind that must be considered as scientific priority.
After thirty years since the beginning of the HIV/AIDS epidemic, there is still no simple solution to break the dimensions of pandemic in the world.
The ideal HIV drugs would not just suppress the virus, but would eliminate it from the body. No independent scientist in the world can come with confirmation regarding the prescription and initiation of HAART in order to eliminate the HIV virus. And there is no independently scientific evidence to verify the optimal CD4 threshold at which to initiate HAART. At the same time, there is no independently scientific evidence to verify the significant protection against HIV transmission among partners by the efficiency of the drugs despite the reduction of viral load.
HIV has a remarkable ability to resist antiviral drugs and hide in the body and form a non-eradicable reservoir, so the idea of eradicating the virus appears to be impossible. If treatment is interrupted, HIV rapidly springs back into action, rising to detectable levels within weeks. Meanwhile, no matter how effective the available drugs, the harsh reality is that they must be taken for life which makes the administration of drugs unbearable for patients and at the same time the costs of the drugs become terribly expansive. And if we as the neutral observer don't conceal the harsh reality that the patients on HAART suffer also from a host of conditions including heart, kidney, liver and bone disease, cancers and serious cognitive problems.
As molecular biologist and specialist in the field of infectious diseases, we must strongly emphasize that the development of a safe and effective preventive vaccine for HIV aiming for the ultimate control of the worldwide AIDS pandemic remains as a priority for scientific community and its development have presented significant challenges. The challenges include the extraordinary diversity and hypervariability of HIV-1, the early establishment of latent viral reservoirs and the lack of clear immune correlates of protection.
By unequivocally experimental evidence in our hands, we believe that the development of an effective HIV vaccine is an achievable goal but the introduction and marketing of HAART transform HIV virus to a globally gigantic confusing problem to deter the development of an HIV Vaccine.
We declare in a clear cut statement that the introduction of Highly Active Antiretroviral Therapy (HAART) is not in the interest of human being's survival. The reason is that the treatment by these kinds of drugs leads to a condition that HIV evolves and enhances its pathogenic characteristics more and more. HAART cannot overcome the HIV virus ultra-extensive capacity for adaptation and diversification under an evolutionary period. Don't create a HIV/AIDS viral sunami of unknown dimensions circulating in the world by marketing of HAART for the case of short-term interest.
Neither HARRT nor any other preventive method can exhibit capacity to protect effectively against HIV transmission.
It is not possible to fight a war without resources. The great resources in order to fight and curb HIV are the scientific capacities.
According to our view the world community lacks at the present time the scientific capacity to sketch such visionary utopia indicating a world free of HIV and its infections.
Dear Ambassador, Eric Goosby,
As scientists in the field of infectious diseases, we must strongly emphasize that the genuine scientific enterprise suffers dynamically from a serious structural problem today. The reason is that scientific shareholders in biotech and pharmaceutical companies cannot act as free and sincere scientists but act as archbishops of "interests†in the realm of science for the purpose of dominance in market. And as it is obvious for everybody they kill the dynamic of scientific enterprise. The consequence is the dominance of censorship and self-censorship so that the true scientific enterprise changes its character into sub-scientific enterprise.
However we have learned a great lesson from the history of science and that lesson is that the advance of science doesn't obey the rules dictated by science's archbishops. As transparent evidence, we refer to the history of HIV/AIDS. Indeed there are many apples that falling from the tree in this field but the archbishops of science pretend that everything is normal and under control by demonstrating a feeling of dislike and abnormal confusion to new idea and innovative solutions.
Drs. Seyed Mohsen Khatami and Peter Wallenberg
Akinleye M. in Nigeria writes:
Just want to appreciate your efforts at putting an end to this ravaging disease. please do concentrate more on Africa and other developing countries of the world.WISDOM shall not depart from your research team and all other people involved.


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Chief executive officer and president of leading graphics chip supplier Nvidia Corp. said in an interview that while Intel does not only sell its Atom processors only bundled with chipsets, pricing of Atom microprocessors still forces computer makers to acquire chips bundled with core-logic sets.
According to Jen-Hsun Huang, Intel sells its Atom processors for $45 a unit, however, if a customer wants to get Atom chip and compatible core-logic set, it will get if for $25, which automatically reduces Nvidia's availability to compete against Intel in the Atom-compatible core-logic market. According to Intel's official price-list, the company sells its single-core Atom 230 and N270 processors for $29 and $44, respectively, whereas Atom 330 is available for $43 in business quantities,.
"That seems pretty unfair. We ought to be able to compete and serve that market," said Mr. Huang in an interview with Reuters news-agency.
Even though Intel was fined for $1.44 billion last week by the European Commission for illegal business practices that involved limiting competition on the market of x86 central processing units, the company itself claims that it does compete fairly in case of Atom as well.
"We compete fairly. We do not force bundles on any computer makers and customers can purchase Atom individually or as part of the bundle. If you want to purchase the chip set, obviously there is better pricing," said Bill Calder, a spokesman for Intel.
While the head of Nvidia does not agree that Intel is completely fair, he claims that Nvidia will not sue Intel.
"I hope it does not come down to that. We have to do whatever we have to do when the time comes. We really hope this company (Intel) will compete on a fair basis," said Mr. Huang.


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