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Listen to him.
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Because you have self-awareness, but not self-control. You need both.
How and why do girls lose interest so fast? I always go on a couple dates with them and they seem to go well, enough to schedule a third or fourth. I don't understand how when everything goes well, it just stops for no reason. It happens to me a lot. I mean, WTF?
There are as many possible reasons for why people lose interest as there are websites about penises (it was for research!). The takeaway is to not let it get you down. 99 percent of relationships don't work out. Keep trying. It probably has nothing to do with you a great majority of the time, unless you drive a PT Cruiser.
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Monday, August 2, 2010
Chelsea's Wedding
Big white satellite trucks parked on all the side streets. The sidewalks were sectioned off for dozens of news teams from all over the world. Heavily-made up presenters talked breathlessly and interviewed residents and shopkeepers. People came from out of town and sat for hours in folding chairs hoping to see Oprah or Spielberg or Streisand or Barack (none of whom showed up, apparently).
Someone dressed their two dogs up as bride and groom. Another guy with a raccoon-head wore a sandwich board that read "CHELSEA, WILL YOU MARRY ME?"
I walked by a restaurant where Bill Clinton was having lunch. The road was blocked by police cars and a crowd had formed outside. Bill walked slowly through town saying hello to everyone. Someone came away with tears in her eyes. "He shook my hand," she said.
The wedding came and went. My question: Was it really that newsworthy? To me it seems like the biggest non-story of the year. Chelsea has been out of the media spotlight for a long time. Neither she nor her husband is particularly distinguished from a media point of view, apart from being the daughter of American royalty. There was no scandal, no story, not even good video footage. The main story was the media itself.
Television raises its white sails, and it also creates its own wind. Media begets media, and a lot of important stories out there don't get coverage.
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- K. W. Broad said...
Despite not being very "newsworthy", at least it's not "bad" news this time :)
Still, I find it sad how much of a spectacle individual's lives become once they reach a certain level of fame or infamy. The world has so many other important and interesting topics that are being overlooked.
- August 2, 2010 at 1:59 PM
- Drew said...
If you ask me, it would have been the perfect time for the unicycle painter to make national news.
- August 2, 2010 at 2:06 PM
- Johan Derycke said...
According to the news here in Belgium, they spent 3.5 million USD on the wedding.
I wish they had spent half a million -which would still have been decadent enough to please "the society"- and used the 3 other million for something more useful...
- August 2, 2010 at 2:11 PM
- James Gurney said...
KW and Johann--good points.
Drew, it was tempting, being the nut and media hound that I am. The cameras were bored, looking for anything to film. I was going to do an on-the-spot sketch of all the media folks, but all I needed would be to have CNN bring a camera over and start peering down my neck!
- August 2, 2010 at 2:13 PM
- etc, etc said...
I think practically anybody could have painted on a unicycle and upstaged this artwork...
- August 2, 2010 at 4:48 PM
- Smurfswacker said...
I heard that another, unnewsworthy, couple had planned their wedding close by on the same day (before the Clinton announcement). They were miffed because due to Chelsea's proximity all their guests had to pass through security checkpoints to get to their wedding. Kinda spoiled the day.
- August 2, 2010 at 5:57 PM
- अर्जुन said...
Hardtimes, hahahahahhahahhahahha!!!! Only in America!
- August 2, 2010 at 6:55 PM
Should've donned your gorilla police uniform, Sir!
- August 2, 2010 at 7:10 PM
- R.C. said...
Hey James,
Totally agree with you -Chelsea getting married is in no way "newsworthy."
- August 2, 2010 at 9:31 PM
- Erik Bongers said...
With all respect, but I think you are all missing the important question here.
Once Bill Clinton has shaken your hand, WHAT DO YOU DO WITH YOUR HAND???
- August 3, 2010 at 9:48 AM
- ivo.de.wispelaere said...
Well, at least quality magazines as Time focus on the stuff that really matters this week: what happens if the US leaves Afghanistan, in particular for women over there that want to take their fate in their own hands... (warning: it's not a very pleasant sight)
Time aug. 8 2010
- August 3, 2010 at 10:04 AM
- jeff said...
No, it was not. I wish both investment bankers a life of happiness.
- August 3, 2010 at 5:34 PM
- Colin said...
My mom called me last Saturday and prattled on for 15 minutes about Chelsea Clinton's wedding till I finally cut her off. I should have regaled her with my thoughts on Lisa Simpson's wedding (also last weekend according to that episode from 1995).
- August 5, 2010 at 8:57 PM
- T Arthur Smith said...
You forgot the main event, The Daily Show covered it! Did you get to meet John Oliver and Wyatt Cynac?
- August 6, 2010 at 3:04 AM


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Uruguay and Romania have set up a winner-takes-all battle for the last place at the 2011 Rugby World Cup having drawn 21-21 in the first leg of the decisive play-off final.
Romania powered to a 14-5 half-time lead in their clash at the Charrua Stadium in Montevideo but the hosts battled back to ensure the two sides will go into the second leg at the Stadionul National Arcul de Triumf in Romania on November 27 on level terms.
The winner on aggregate over the two legs will become the 20th and final qualifier for next year's showpiece event and will book a place in Pool B alongside Argentina, England, Scotland and Georgia.
Romania could have snatched the result at the death only for winger Catalin Fercu to knock-on after breaking clear, but defeat would have been harsh on the home side and the 10,000 fans that turned out to cheer them on.
Visiting fly-half Dan Dumbrava kicked his side into a 9-0 lead that did not entirely reflect the dominance of their pack or the superiority of their tactical game. Uruguay then struck for the first try after neat interplay between wingers Ignacio Mieres and Leandro Leivas, the duo trading passes before Mieres rounded off the score.
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At this time of year, there's more questions than answers floating around the local boys' basketball scene.
Can Flintridge Prep, the most successful local program last season, duplicate its CIF championship run despite losing its biggest weapon? Is this the year Crescenta Valley, with one of its strongest teams in years, will finally topple Pacific League power Pasadena? Can Renaissance Academy make it back to a CIF title game for the first time since 2007 after mounting the most consistent deep playoff runs in the area over the last decade?
Fortunately, the wait won't be much longer to begin to see how it all falls into place, as the 2011-12 season is about to tip off.
Flintridge Prep is coming off its finest season ever after beating Muir to win the CIF Southern Section Division V-AA title, but also comes back without the most dominant player in program lore, center Kenyatta Smith, who is now at Harvard University.
Still, a good number of the key players in last year's run are back, including three starters in guards Robert Cartwright, a sophomore, and senior Kory Hamane, as well as junior swingman Jedrick Eugenio.
"We're definitely going to miss Kenyatta because of everything he did," Prep Coach Garrett Ohara said of Smith, whose myriad senior honors included CIF Division V Player of the Year and All-Area Player of the Year. "But those three solid guards are back and stronger, bigger and with another year under their belts, so they're ready to go and we expect great leadership from them."
Replacing the other graduated starter, Jared Norsworthy, at power forward will be junior Chad Cosse and junior Kareem Ismail will assume duties in the middle.
"He's ready to step up as a junior and take an active role at the center position," Ohara said of the 6-foot-5 Ismail. "He's a little different player [than Smith]. He's got more of an outside, kind of a Euro big-man [game] where he can go inside, but can also shoot a decent outside shot."
Before the Rebels mount a defense of their CIF title, they will attempt to defend the Prep League crown, which they shared with Poly last year. The Panthers don't figure to be as formidable, however, having lost four starters, including Daniel Wohl and Hunter Merryman. Ohara predicts Chadwick to be tougher this season, as well as Rio Hondo Prep, which returns four starters.
"Anything can happen in [the Prep] League, but I think, on paper, we would still probably be the favorite," Ohara said.
Until someone knocks off the Pasadena Bulldogs, they would seem to be the favorite in the Pacific League, as well. But Crescenta Valley figures to be a strong contender for league with its entire starting lineup back, led by senior power forward and All-CIF pick Christian Misi.
"You hope that the experience and the fact that all these guys have been playing for two or three years on varsity should be an advantage in close games and big games," Crescenta Valley Coach Shawn Zargarian said. "I've heard people say stuff about Pasadena, that they might have a down year and this or that, but they've won it the last five or six years and I think everyone in our league is always trying to knock off the beast. Hopefully, with our talent, with our experience, we can give them a little run this year.
"Until somebody takes that title away from them, they're Pacific League champions. They've been holding on for quite a while."
Rounded out by starters Cole Currie (junior) and Dylan Kilgore (senior) in the backcourt and seniors Davis Dragovich and Rudy Avila up front, the Falcons also boast an intriguing addition, as well, in 6-foot-3 sophomore guard Nick Springer, a transfer student from the Virgin Islands.
"He can handle the ball, finish around the rim," Zargarian said. "Depending on how fast he acclimates to this environment and this school, he'll be able to give us some big minutes this year."
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Also in the running is Glendale, which surged back into third place in league last year after missing the playoffs the year before and has as much depth and experience as anyone, with nine seniors on the roster.
"We have to prove that that's the case," Glendale Coach Steve Snodgress said of the Nitros being ready to enter the league-title conversation. "We have to beat some people we're not supposed to beat. I think until teams prove they can beat [Pasadena and CV] those teams get the nod."
Leading the way will be senior center David Yetenikyan and senior forward Sevan Pogosyan.
"They're kind of a one-two punch for us," Snodgress said. "We expect those two kids to lead us in scoring, David, certainly, in rebounding."
Hoover will also look to duplicate what Glendale has done and get back into the playoff picture after finishing seventh last season. The senior trio of Kyle Bernardo, Chavez Hall and Nareg Essagholian will be looked to do most of the heavy lifting.
"We have to play bigger than we are, but we shoot well and play good defense," Tornadoes Coach Jack Van Patten said.
Renaissance had no trouble competing in the Harbor League last year, winning the title in its first year there after several freelance seasons, but the Wildcats have always been more oriented toward CIF goals than league championships.
With senior center Jessy Cantinol back, Renaissance will look to get over the hump after making a pair of semifinal appearances and one trip to the quarters in the last four years.
"We're better than last year because everybody kind of knows what they're doing and we added some things to the offense," Cooke said. "We got bigger and stronger than last year.
"We're just more experienced at playing together. I just like the chemistry on this team."
St. Francis plays in hands down the toughest league of any local squad, as the Mission League is stacked with giants, including Loyola, ranked 20th in the nation preseason by ESPN. Still, the Golden Knights have been an at-large playoff mainstay in recent years, partly because of the credibility Mission League membership lends and also because of their nonleague body of work. Third-year co-Coach Ray O'Brien said that will have to be the case more than ever this season.
"Our league is, maybe more so than ever before, unbelievably strong this year," O'Brien said. "Last year we won two [league] games, both against Chaminade and Chaminade has improved. Without any transfers, we expect it to pretty much be a challenge."
St. Francis has a potent senior backcourt tandem in sharpshooters Emerson Castaneda and Zack Gardea, who will be the key for the Golden Knights along with a strong team defensive effort.
"Part of how well we do is going to be how much they contribute," O'Brien said of his supporting cast, which includes less experienced seniors and new arrivals to varsity. "They are capable scorers. The question is can they pick up the kind of defensive intensity we want to bring to the game?"
Glendale Adventist Academy welcomes new Coach Marco Gupilan, who stresses the need to play aggressive press defense and an up-tempo style to make up for a lack of size on the roster led by returning guard Matt Allen.
"These kids are good kids," Gupilan said. "They've picked up my style and my plays pretty fast, so hopefully they can apply it to the game."


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PITTSBURGH � In an unusual standoff, the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs has failed for more than a year to answer requests for information from Republicans and Democrats in Congress, including emails relating to the death of at least five patients who were exposed to Legionnaires� disease in the Pittsburgh VA system.
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According to committee members who spoke at the Thursday hearing, the VA is foot-dragging on more than 70 requests for information, some of which relate to investigations into preventable veteran deaths and delays in care at VA medical facilities around the country.
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Mooney said that her Washington office has responded to tens of thousands of congressional requests for information since the 2009 fiscal year, but Miller noted that the office has been given a 40 percent increase in staff, too.
�If things don�t improve materially, this committee will have no choice but to reconsider the funding your office receives,� Miller said.
In response to questions from The Associated Press, the VA provided a copy of Mooney�s testimony to the committee and said in a statement that it provides �an incredible volume of information to Congress on a daily basis.�
The standoff is highly unusual, partly because the committee �is the hand that feeds� the VA, since the Constitution gives Congress the responsibility for oversight of federal agencies, said Pat Dunham, a professor of political science at Duquesne University in Pittsburgh.
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Home sales started the new year on a good note with their best January showing in six years, according to statistics released Monday by the Wilmington Regional Association of Realtors.
Sales of homes in the area covered by the WRAR – roughly New Hanover, Pender and northern Brunswick counties – totaled 332 last month. That's up 26 percent from 263 in January 2012.
It was the strongest January since 2007, when 475 sold.
Home prices also improved.
The average price of a home sold in January was $211,391, up from $201,377 in January 2012.
The median price of a home – the price at which half of homes sold for more and half for less – was $168,375 last month compared with $159,500 a year earlier. For prices, it was the best January since 2010.
It also took less time to sell those homes – an average 135 days for homes whose deals closed last month versus 160 in January 2012.
Looking ahead, signs point to a stronger 2013 in general.
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Also, the percentage of the list price that sellers got in January was 95.6 percent, the fourth month in a row that the figure has topped 95 percent, Garner said.
It means that not only are houses priced competitively, but that the number of homes on the market is not overabundant, he said.
"Sellers are less over a barrel now than they have been in since peak times," Garner said.
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Jennifer Fink | NursingLink
Thinking of getting a nursing degree – or advancing your nursing education? Sign up for a BSN program! While the nursing profession has debated the minimum degree for entry into the profession for years (the American Nurses Association first recommended the baccalaureate degree as the "minimum preparation for the beginning professional nursing practice" in 1965), there are still multiple paths to a nursing career, including LPN, ADN, diploma and BSN programs. But the writing is on the wall. As healthcare has become increasingly complex, healthcare and government agencies are stepping up the call for BSN-prepared nurses.
Still not convinced? Take a look at these six reasons to get a BSN.
#1: BSN in 10
In 2008, the American Nurses Association passed a resolution which recommended that all RNs who graduate from an ADN- or diploma-program be required to obtain a BSN within 10 years of licensure. The move respects many nurses' desire to get into the workforce as quickly as possible, and preserves ADN and diploma-degrees as acceptable avenues into the nursing profession. But the resolution – which was quickly dubbed "BSN in 10" – also acknowledges the need for highly educated professionals who are adept at critical thinking and research.
As of 2010, at least 18 states, including New York, New Jersey, were considering BSN in 10 legislation. And while both the ANA resolution and the state proposals grandfather in current nurses, do you really want to be left behind?


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by Abby Dalton • Tagged: housing, joneses
This is a post from Make Love, Not Debt staff blogger, Abby.
Despite having what one might call a healthy sense of self-confidence, there are moments when I feel overwhelmed with envy for what other have. If I've been eyeing a dress online and deemed it irresponsible to purchase it, I'll seethe just a little bit when I spy a co-worker wearing it the next week. This is particularly acute with some things more than others – when I see people planning weddings, for instance, without much stress or monetary consideration, I recall my own less-than-thrilling year of being engaged, and envy them for their stress-free experience. Why does SHE get the chiavari chairs without a single thought of expense or waste? Why couldn't I?
More often than not, these are stupid emotions that do little but allow me to wallow in self-pity and waste some time. Circumstances, I have to remind myself, are always different. Would I have picked the fancier wedding chairs, even if cost weren't an issue? Probably not, because that's not how I think about money. If I want that dress so badly, I could make room in my budget for it, surely. And beyond that, these financial moments of jealousy are often without a full picture of how the object of envy really lives. It's very likely, based on my conversations with her, that the coworker with the dress can't really afford it, and has put that new frock on credit. Just because others appear to have what we want doesn't mean they're any better off than we are.
But this kind of envy has a way of feeding itself into anxiety, and it's worrisome enough that I'm trying to keep an eye on it. My husband and I visited family over Thanksgiving, and as we were driving around, we noticed a number of houses that were for sale.
"How much do you think these go for?"
"Maybe $500,000."
"Well that's nice for whoever can afford that but WE NEVER WILL."
Will we be able to afford that much house one day? I certainly don't know. I know what our current savings goals are, and while it sometimes feels like we save and save and never get to those hugely far away numbers required for quaint houses in the suburbs, I have no idea what the future holds, so why the glum attitude? Why the jealousy of people in houses whom I've never met? People who may not even be able to afford what they're living in, or if they can, have nothing to do with me?
It's a financial conundrum of a different sort, and I'm working through it. How have you handled financial jealousy?
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Houses on West First Street, with Sycamore Hill Baptist Church in the background, Greenville, NC
Source: Greenville Urban Renewal Files, 1959-1977, Manuscript Collection #674, Image P674/197
Staff Person: Dale Sauter
Description: Houses on West First Street, with Sycamore Hill Baptist Church in the background. Part of the Drive Redevelopment Project, Greenville, NC, circa 1960s.
There will be a related Community Scanning Day on Saturday, March 4, 2017, 9am until 1pm at Sycamore Hill Missionary Baptist Church, 1001 Hooker Road, Greenville, North Carolina, 27834.
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AIDS Treatment News
Retroviruses Conference by John S. James
The 4th Conference on Retroviruses and Opportunistic
Infections, generally considered the most important
scientific meeting on AIDS in the United States, is mailing
its call for Abstracts and preliminary program in mid--September,
and has extended the abstract deadline until
October 16. The tight schedule means that researchers will
have to move quickly to get their abstracts in. You can help
by making sure that researchers you know are aware of the
dates and the deadlines; they may not have been on the
conference's mailing list, or have moved or otherwise missed
the program mailing. (Unlike the International Conference on
AIDS, this meeting is strictly science oriented, and is
unlikely to accept reports of community projects, unless they
have a major research focus.)
There is also a Late Breaker abstract deadline December 20, only for abstracts "containing novel, cutting-edge information," and only for the late-breaker session, which is Sunday January 26. (It is usually much harder to get an abstract accepted for the Late Breakers than for the regular program.)
Registration and housing for this Washington, D.C. conference does not open until October 28, and then only for accepted abstract authors; registration and housing opens for other researchers and clinicians on November 20. We do not know the admission price, but it is usually fairly high for the Retroviruses conference, since it does not sell industrial booth space to defray costs. Registration is scheduled to *close* for everyone on December 20 even if the attendance limit of 2100 registrants has not been reached, or earlier if it has. There will be no on-site registration. Nothing has been announced yet about press registration. An attempt will be made to raise funds to help some persons with AIDS attend. (There were no such scholarships last year, despite indications money was available, as the management of the scholarship project did not happen in time.)
Scientific Program
The conference will open on the evening of Wednesday January 22, with the Bernard S. Fields Memorial Lecture, "Can HIV Be Eradicated from an Infected Person?" by David Ho, M.D. -- and a plenary lecture, "Status of the Disease in the World," by Peter Piot, M.D.
The preliminary program lists the following State of the Art lectures:
Viral and Cellular Dynamics: Implications for Antiretroviral Therapy
Afternoon symposia include: HIV entry cofactors; PCP; KS; non-KS malignancies; advances in prevention; mycobacteria; primary and early infection; vaccines; cryptosporidium; determinants of disease progression; protease inhibitors; accessory and regulatory genes; and an update on antiretroviral therapy.
There will also be slide sessions and poster sessions. The topics for these will depend on the abstracts submitted.
For a copy of the Call for Abstracts & Preliminary Program, or for other information, call the Retrovirus Conference Hotline at 703/299-0412.
In 1990, after major demonstrations at the International Conference on AIDS in San Francisco (due to Congress overruling all professional advice and excluding persons with HIV from the U.S.), the decision was made to hold the International Conference only once every two years, and in the other years to focus on regional AIDS meetings. (Because of the four-year timeline for planning the international conferences, four of them were already in the pipeline, so 1995 was the first year without an international conference, under the policy adopted in 1990.) The Retroviruses conference, officially "an independent meeting held in collaboration with the Infectious Diseases Society of America, the National Institutes of Health, and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, " has in effect become the U.S./North America conference under the plan of shifting to regional meetings.
It is also becoming the most restrictive major AIDS conference in history -- hostile alike to industry and the press (see "Press Gag Rules at AIDS Conference, "AIDS TREATMENT NEWS #241, February 16, 1996). The recent Advance Program even states that marketing personnel and financial analysts will not be able to register. For press at least, photography and tape recording are likely to be banned in all sessions, although this has not been finally determined. (The traditional policy is no *flash* photography in oral sessions -- sometimes modified to allow flash photography in the first five minutes of a high-profile talk, to allow reporters to take their pictures of the speakers.) Closing all registration a month early is likely to greatly reduce mainstream press coverage, as media interest usually grows substantially just before a major AIDS conference, not a month or more in advance.
Press reporting restrictions at AIDS conferences have become a problem only within the last year, and only at two meetings: the Retroviruses conference, and to a lesser extent ICAAC. Rules against photographing posters (with guards patrolling constantly for enforcement) and the possible banning of audio and video taping of oral sessions, greatly reduce the flow of information from the conference to those unable to attend. For our reporting, we strongly prefer to contact researchers after the meeting; but when there are hundreds of relevant presentations, it is impossible to interview everyone. Many talks and posters are not covered at all due to reporters' reluctance to rely on memory and written notes alone for critical technical information.
The ostensible reason for these rules is that researchers are afraid their data may be stolen by competitors. An additional reason may be anxiety at having one's work photographed or recorded by strangers for unknown purposes. And while the 1990 San Francisco conference led to an historic alliance between researchers and community activists -- at least one book has been published on the subject -- it also led some researchers to want a science-only meeting, without the social issues. The Retroviruses conference seems to have addressed this understandable desire, unfortunately resulting in a tradition of ivory-tower distance from other segments of society which are interested in AIDS.
Another key problem of the Retroviruses conference is the decision to limit attendance -- apparently so that this meeting, which always occurs in Washington in January or February, can be contained in a single hotel. Limiting total attendance serves to keep non-scientists out, since if researchers for whom the conference is designed are turned away due to lack of space, there will be a rationale to limit the number of slots for press, company representatives, or people with AIDS. This year, the late announcement and tight scheduling deadlines are also likely to exclude researchers who otherwise would be presenting.
AIDS Treatment News has long opposed excessive industry influence on AIDS research agendas; industry has a permanent bias toward proprietary, expensive, treatments, and against inexpensive ones. But the right way to broaden the research agenda is to organize countervailing power elsewhere -- among patients, professional organizations, the public/media/politicians, and even managed-care organizations (which share an interest in less expensive treatment) -- not to restrict attendance by industry and financial people at scientific conferences. Not only do they have valid business there, but in the real world scientists themselves attend in part to develop contacts for future funding of their work.
There may be just one "slot " for a de facto U.S. national AIDS conference -- and little chance of persuading this one to respond better to the needs of diverse publics. It would be harmful to disrupt a scientific meeting to attempt to force more openness. The concern now is that this conference may disrupt itself through excessive control.
The most practical alternative may be to encourage greater use of the Internet for leading-edge research communication -- not to try to replace face-to-face meetings, but to make all communication, including such meetings, more effective. In addition, we need to continue to challenge the management of any major AIDS conference that imposes excessive or unworkable restrictions, so that barriers to information will not become accepted and widespread by default.
Nelfinavir (Viracept)
An expanded-access program for nelfinavir, an experimental
protease inhibitor being developed by Agouron
Pharmaceuticals, Inc., began enrolling patients on September
16. To qualify, persons must be HIV positive, at least 13
years old, with CD4 count less than or equal to 50
(determined in the last 90 days), have not use nelfinavir
previously, and must be unable to use any of the three
approved protease inhibitors (either because of intolerance,
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For more information, call 800/621-7111, Monday through Friday 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Eastern time.
ICAAC Conference AIDS Overview
AIDS-related information presented at the Interscience
Conference on Antimicrobial Agents and Chemotherapy (ICAAC),
New Orleans September 15 through 18, was summarized for the
general public in an hour-long conference call from New
Orleans, organized by BETA (Bulletin of Experimental
Treatments for AIDS), the treatment newsletter published by
the San Francisco AIDS Foundation. Researchers Roy Gulick,
M.D. and Michael Saag, M.D. described presentations at the
meetings, and answered called-in questions. This conference
call was supported by an educational grant from Hoffmann-La
Some of the topics examined in the September 16 call:
Washington AIDS Events:
Many events are scheduled in Washington D.C. around the time
of the display of the full AIDS Memorial Quilt, the largest
AIDS awareness event in history. AIDS Treatment News listed
treatment-related events in the October 1996 calendar in
issue #253.
The following are expected to be the largest demonstrations at that time:
Benefits Planning by John S. James
Whether you are employed or unemployed, insured or uninsured,
anyone who may need major medical care must know in advance
what to do or not to do in order to avoid losing rights and
benefits, and to preserve medical options.
Since 1987 AIDS Benefits Counselors (ABC) has advised San Francisco residents on health insurance, disability, and other benefits programs, both private and public; it serves over 2,000 clients a year. AIDS Treatment News asked Daniel Fortuño, employee benefits counselor and coordinator for volunteers and training at ABC, to outline some of the areas which are most critical for people to know to prevent serious, costly mistakes.
The interview below focuses on California; some of the information will not apply in other states. And because it is based on practical experience in advising clients, it cannot address new Federal laws -- both for good and for ill -- that have been signed but not yet taken effect.
An article cannot provide advice you may need in your particular situation. Instead, we hope to provide a heads-up so that you can get personal advice elsewhere.
Because of the length of the interview below, we divided it into two parts, and plan to publish part II in our next issue.
Background and Glossary
Insurance and benefits information is complex. The interview below necessarily jumps between various private, California, and Federal systems, since different programs need to be coordinated to meet an individual's needs. This section on basic concepts and historical context will help readers understand the interview.
Interview with Daniel Fortuño


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Estimated 300 teens allegedly trash house of former NFL offensive lineman
STEPHENTOWN, N.Y. -- A handful of teenagers helped former NFL All-Pro offensive tackle Brian Holloway clean up the mess at his second home in town Tuesday after hundreds of their peers allegedly trashed the place during a break-in and subsequent party over Labor Day weekend.
A cleanup crew composed of Holloway, six Cohoes High School students and some parents disposed of 10 55-gallon bags worth of empty alcohol bottles and carpets soaked in urine and began repairs on broken windows and door frames during the afternoon.
The mess was the handiwork of an estimated 300 high school students who took part in a "flash party" at the home -- located along Route 43 -- on Aug. 31, when the home was vacant. The party drew students from Albany, N.Y., to Pittsfield after word of it spread via Twitter, according to Holloway.
Tuesday marked Holloway's first visit to the home since the party. The former left tackle lives in Florida.
A Twitter investigation Holloway undertook has unearthed the names of more than 100 partygoers who posted on the site about the party. Holloway has published the names to a website he launched called helpmesave300.com. His aggressive actions in the wake of the party have angered some parents of the alleged partygoers.
Also a motivational speaker, Holloway believes the site can teach the kids a lesson.
"The technology they used to get the word out [about the party] is the exact same technology I'm using to put the brakes on things like this happening again," Holloway said in an interview at the house.
More than 10,000 are following the site, said Holloway, who played for the New England Patriots (1981-86) and Los Angeles Raiders (1987-88) during his NFL career.
The Rensselaer County Sheriff's Office confirmed an investigation into the party is ongoing but declined further comment Tuesday. Holloway said his work on Twitter has given police a healthy start.
"When I showed them how to track the evidence, they were like 'Wow, it's all there,' " Holloway said.
According to Holloway, the office is compiling a "huge spreadsheet" containing all the information culled from Twitter.
The Cohoes students participating in Tuesday's cleanup included Danielle Dumas, 16, Madden Umholtz, 15, Emily Taylor, 16, Maddy Turcotte, 16, and Gina Martini, 16. They said they were alienated by peers who went to the party but didn't regret their decision to help out.
"We're happy to be part of the solution, not the problem," Taylor said.
The students, all juniors, said a 20-year-old male initially broke into Holloway's home and then scheduled the party. Action on Twitter caused the party to "escalate and escalate and escalate," Dumas said.
Holloway said the events provide local leaders with an opportune time to react.
"We need to take a stand and respond as a community," he said. "The next flash party, I guarantee you, is being planned right now, and it's not going to be at my house. It's going to be at someone else's."
Holloway said he plans to remain in the area for two weeks. He's continued investigating the party and said he now believes several teenage girls were sexually assaulted and crystal meth and other illicit drugs were used.
"It can go down somewhere else in Albany or Rensselaer this weekend," he said. "If we don't take a stand, we've missed our moment."
Holloway has unsuccessfully tried to sell the 5,000-square-foot home, which sits on 200 acres and is valued at $1.5 million, for several years. He said he's presently at odds with Berkshire Bank over the mortgage, and the bank has threatened to auction the property off in 45 days.
To reach Phil Demers:
or (413) 464-1527.
On Twitter: @BE_PhilD
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What do Amazon, Apple, and L.L. Bean have in common? They all ranked at the top of their categories in a recent study tracking customer satisfaction with online retailers.
The ForeSee E-Retail Satisfaction Index uses a 0 to 100 scale with scores based on factors like functionality, merchandise, content and price. Anything above an 80 is considered "good."
This year's big category winners included L.L. Bean (in apparel) and Apple (in computers and electronics) — but the overall grand champion? That's Amazon, which scored an all-time high of 89.
"Amazon continues to set the standard for e-retailers," the study said. "Amazon's score sets a record as the highest score ever attained by a retailer measured in this Index."
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Even if you don't know which teams are playing in this year's Super Bowl--that would be the Baltimore Ravens and the San Francisco 49ers--chances are you were invited to some sort of viewing party. Football-filled gatherings often involve rowdy crowds and food for days, which calls for a cool and comfortable dress code. So which items should your sport this Sunday? From coloured jeans to the perfect leather jacket, we've got all your Super Bowl fashion essentials in today's slideshow. Game on!
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Tyler Bray's tumble through the 2013 NFL Draft ultimately ended on a positive note.
After 32 teams passed on Bray, the former University of Tennessee quarterback signed a free-agent contract with the Kansas City Chiefs. Jeff Bray, Tyler's dad, sounds relieved the process is finally over.
"It was brutal," Jeff said Wednesday on WWLS-AM in Oklahoma City, according to the Tennessean. "I personally think with that kind of talent, to sit through something like that, it just amazes me."
Jeff said his son is "very excited" to be on the Chiefs, but Jeff said two NFL teams, including the Pittsburgh Steelers, said they would draft Tyler. The Steelers ultimately chose Landry Jones out of Oklahoma.
"Nobody wants him (in the draft), then for two hours the phone does not stop ringing from different teams," Jeff said. "As a parent, you say: 'You want him now, but you didn't want him in the draft?' I know I'm his parent, but I don't see how 11 quarterbacks get picked, and the best quarterback physically is not picked."
At 6-foot-6 and 230 pounds, Bray generated intrigue after he threw the ball faster (59 mph) than any other quarterback at the NFL Scouting Combine. But questions arose about his maturity and smarts on the whiteboard.
Landing with coach Andy Reid and the Chiefs drops Bray into a no-pressure situation. He'll learn and grow behind Alex Smith and Chase Daniel, giving the Chiefs one of the NFL's more interesting trios at quarterback.
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Most serious economists believe that "productivity" — measured by output per hour for the nonfarm business sector — is the best single measure of what leads to differences in economic performance over time. In fact, Paul Krugman believed this when he was a serious economist (and he may still believe it, for all I know).
Arnold Kling reports that the average productivity growth from 2000-2005 is 50 percent higher than it was from 1995-2000, and about twice as high as during the previous ten years. Indeed, the average productivity growth rate in the last five years is the highest over the past half century. This means, in Kling's words, that "the economy today is in great shape."
Kling emphasizes, correctly, that the productivity numbers tell us nothing about economic policy under President Bush. Productivity growth, he reminds us, "is the economy's gift to policymakers, not the other way around." Productivity has a huge amount to do with the tools employees have to perform their work. Thus, technological breakthroughs can increase productivity, as can a better educated workforce. To the extent that government policy promotes technological breakthroughs or education, it does so only over time. While one can make intelligent arguments about which policies (and whose) might be affecting productivity, Kling warns that "we do not know how much of today's productivity growth reflects Clinton-era policies or Reagan-era policies or even the deregulation that began under President Carter."
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Jack Rosenberg
Being a publisher of Detroit's only sports magazine I can tell you it was very hard to come up with good and interesting editorial each month concerning the Shock and the WNBA.
In my opinion the biggest problem with the WNBA is the season.
It's during the summer when people are out on their boats, on vacation, on the golf course or gone camping.
That to me, is the biggest mistake!
Change the season so I coincides with the NBA, play around the NBA schedule when its cold out and people are more inclined to go to an indoor sporting event.
Not the middle of summer!
Next, play the games at a college campus arena instead of 22k seat venues, the economics are way out of whack. You're forcing a square peg in a round hole.
Finally, to be brutally honest, the WNBA was a hard sell here in Detroit because we are a heavy duty sports city and the WNBA just didn't cut it.
Maybe the game needs some rule changes; lower the net or make the court smaller. Woman basketball players are (on average) nine inches shorter than the average NBA player, so it only makes sense that the rim should be nine inches lower. This is not an insult to women, it's just a simple fact.
I'm not sure what the answer is to increase the intensity of the game and spark an interest.
But, it's not our problem anymore to worry about...


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With so much cash on the balance sheet it seems these days you're always hearing about more buybacks or an increased dividend.
But if you're looking to put money to work, which is better?
"Companies have become enamored of buybacks as a way to return money to existing shareholders," said Cramer.
Sixty companies in the S&P 500 announced share buyback programs worth at least $1 billion in 2012. Within the group, the biggest buying back came from Johnson & Johnson, repurchasing $12.9 billion worth of stock.
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