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TAG at Ten: The Year 1997
Jan 20: Bill Clinton's second inaugural. Michael Marco and Mark Harrington finish initial draft of OI Report.
Jan 22: Crisis at Retrovirus re: on-site registration for Linda Grinberg and sixteen other unregistered community members.
They are not allowed in. (Relations with Chip and Connie will never recover.)
Community makes a surprising show of unity, opposing promiscuously early use of antiretrovirals. Fight with John Mellors regarding recommendations for asymptomatic HIV infection.
Jan 27: AIDS deaths down 50% in New York for 1996, and down 66% in British Columbia (where they have a province-wide standard-of-care). In Marty Hirsch's Merck 039 study of people with under 50 CD4 cells, 65% of those randomized to AZT/3TC/indinavir went undetectable; their T cells rose by 85.
Feb 15: TAG board decides to move away from membership structure and towards one of a more traditional CBO.
Feb 20: DSMB stops ACTG 320 (AZT/3TC/indinavir vs. AZT/3TC) early due to a mortality/progression difference.
Mar 14: FDA approves Agouron's nelfinavir (Viracept) for adults and children.
Mar 19: Memorial service for activist Tom Stoddard at the Ethical Culture Society in NYC.
Mar 20: 10th anniversary of FDA approval of AZT.
Mar 24: 10th anniversary of ACT UP/New York's first big demo, Wall Street, NYC.
Apr 4: FDA approves Pharmacia & Upjohn's delavirdine (Rescriptor), the second NNRTI and probably the least used AIDS drug today -- behind even ddC and Invirase!
Apr 18: After eight months of d4T/3TC/indinavir, MH's viral load has gone from 196,000 to <400; his CD4s from 152 to 617.
May 1: In the United Kingdom, Tony Blair's New Labor ejects the Tories after 18 years.
May 8: New draft HHS Guidelines virtually propose putting triple therapy in the drinking water.
New papers in Science and Nature by Ashley Haase, David Ho, Bob Siliciano on viral kinetics and reservoirs.
May 9: Mark drafts memo to HHS about the fucked-up treatment guidelines. Talks to Fauci about same. Tries to make his physician's conscience appear. (It doesn't; he keeps his political mask on.)
May 14: Roche meeting, NYC: Yell at them re: Why it took five years to find a potent dose of saquinavir.
May 18: President Clinton says, "Today, let us commit ourselves to developing an AIDS vaccine within the next decade."
Being Clinton, of course, he hedges, "There are no guarantees ..."
Jun 3: Peter Staley's departure from TAG staff.
Jun 4: TAG demo against the American Heart Association over its "disease vs. disease" NIH budget lobbying.
Jun 7: Mark writes "Cynical Swiss Saquinavir Scam" about Roche's promulgation of subtherapeutic saquinavir formula.
Jun 11: FDA reports protease inhibitors may cause diabetes. Maybe AIDS is not only becoming a "chronic, manageable disease -- like diabetes," but actually becoming diabetes!
Jun 12: Mark receives MacArthur Foundation Fellowship for his AIDS work.
Aug 4: FDA approves Bristol-Myers' paclitaxel (Taxol) for second-line treatment of Kaposi's sarcoma.
Sep 6: Funeral for Princess Diana, London.
Sep 7-8: European HIV meeting, Istanbul. Ashley Haase presents new data showing impressive CD4 cell reconstitution in the lymphoid tissue after six months of triple therapy. Doug Richman confides portentously, and not without a trace of Schadenfreude, the death of the eradication hypothesis: three papers are in press at Science on the topic.
Sep 28: ICAAC, Toronto. Bob Siliciano demonstrates the failure of latently infected CD4 cells to decay post-HAART.
Lots of posters on what later becomes known as lipodystrophy.
Oct 1: Bill Paul announces his resignation as OAR Director.
Nov 7: FDA approves Roche's "new, improved" saquinavir formulation, Fortovase.
Nov 13: Science and Nature publish articles on HIV persistence in latently infected CD4 cells.
Dec 8: HHS Guidelines panel considers and then rejects delavirdine (Rescriptor) and saquinavir (Fortovase) for first-line therapy.
Dec 29: Mark invited to deliver "shared plenary" at 1998 AIDS Conference on "Cure: Myth or Reality?" with Robert Siliciano.

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Thibodaux saw a reduction in some crimes and crashes in 2012 compared to previous years, the police chief said at his department's annual meeting this week.
Thibodaux saw a reduction in some crimes and crashes in 2012 compared to previous years, the police chief said at his department's annual meeting this week.
The number of vehicle burglaries, thefts and home break-ins dropped by about 38 percent, 31 percent and 21 percent, respectively, compared to an average of the previous five years, according to data from Chief Scott Silverii.
The data the department has also shows a small reduction in crashes in the city. Hit-and-runs are down about 13 percent, crashes without injury are down 11 percent and crashes in which someone was injured are down 6 percent compared to the prior five years.
Silverii attributes the drop to his data-driven approach of policing, which dispatches officers to specific sites with instructions to look for specific infractions based on prior crimes and crashes.
More than half the time officers pull someone over, they simply give the driver a warning, according to the data Silverii presented. What this does, Silverii argued, is deter crimes when potential criminals are either pulled over or see someone being pulled over.
Certain arrests are up within the city limits, Silverii said. Thibodaux Police arrested 27 percent more people with warrants than their average arrests of the past five years. The biggest jump in Thibodaux Police's arrest logs has been in DWI arrests — drunken drivers are 10 times more likely to be caught in Thibodaux since Silverii took office.
The only static number reported at the Tuesday meeting was the data for business burglaries. There were 20 of those crimes last year, the same as the past five-year average.
Detective Jacob Thibodeaux, Thibodaux Police intelligence analyst, provided the data.
Also during the meeting, Thibodaux Mayor Tommy Eschete thanked all Thibodaux Police officers and employees. The Lafourche Parish Sheriff's Office was patrolling the city so all department employees could attend.
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Several officers and employees were also recognized at the meeting with awards.
Rookie officer Jamaal King, who made 39 DWI arrests last year — tops in the department — was named Officer of the Year. Communications Officer Andrea Navarre was named Employee of the Year. Jacob Hoffpauir was given the Blue Valor Award for taking over shift assignments.
Eddie Rodrigue, Beau Prejean and Clint Dempster, who make up the Problem Oriented Policing squad, were given the Team Effort Award for their work on any chronic problems such as repeated complaints of drug deals, speeding or foot traffic, spokesman Detective David Melancon said.
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I don't care for cans. I've never previously considered myself a retard, but maybe I've been wrong all this time.
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I tend to buy bottles when I buy, because I'm always thinking about refilling them.
If a beer I really want is only offered in a can, I'll drink it - after first pouring it into a glass. But I try to avoid cans only because of the BPA lining issue. (And I still have my beer can collection from the 1970s!) I know BPA-free beer cans will come sooner or later.http://www.fledglingbrewer.com/rants/liner-notes-is-bpa-in-beer-cans-a-cause-for-concern/


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Weather delays have caused the renovation of the Havelock Animal Shelter to shut down an additional two weeks.
Weather delays have caused the renovation of the Havelock Animal Shelter to shut down an additional two weeks.
"We are totally shut down," said Havelock Police Chief G. Wayne Cyrus, whose department oversees operation of the shelter. "We�re not housing or maintaining any animals at the facility. We are transporting everything to the Craven County shelter."
A drier weather pattern this week has helped with the project, which started around the first of the month.
"Now that the weather has turned a little bit better, we�re hoping the construction crews will be able to complete the work," Cyrus said.
Having the facility closed has resulted in extra trips for the city�s animal control officer.
"We had plans for this and had measures in place to help counter that portion of it," Cyrus said. "It�s business as usual for us with the exception of not being able to house at the shelter. Our animal control officer will still respond to calls regarding animal complaints."
The $67,590 renovation will expand the existing facilities by 200 square feet. The renovated facility will have three extra dog runs, a stand-alone cat room, a euthanasia room, and expanded wash area and a restroom facility.
"It will be about double the size of the facility," Cyrus said.
Contractor Bornman Construction out of Newport, is handling the renovation.


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Some of the sixth, seventh and eighth graders at Delta Jr. High participated in a book study this month, reading Ernest Hill's "Family Ties."
Some of the sixth, seventh and eighth graders at Delta Jr. High participated in a book study this month, reading Ernest Hill's "Family Ties." Having completed the book Monday, the students will have an assembly in the cafeteria tomorrow to discuss the book with a special visitor – Ernest Hill himself. "He's going to speak to the children about the book they just read and present each of them with another one of his books, 'Cry Me a River,'" said Delta librarian Pamela Benton. Hill is the author of six novels, including "Satisfied with Nothing," "A Life for a Life" and "A Person of Interest." He grew up in Oak Grove during a time of strict segregation. Outhouses, unpaved streets and tin roof shanties were a way of life in the small rural town. By the beginning of his fourth year of school, political and social changes swept through the South. Desegregation began and with it came equal opportunities. Hill transferred from a small, understaffed, segregated black school to Oak Grove Elementary and high school. There he earned a football scholarship to Northeast Louisiana University. After an injury ended his football career, he transferred to the University of California, Berkley where he received his bachelor's degree in Social Science. Afterwards, he attended Cornell University and UCLA where he also received degrees. Rising up from a meager background to become the renowned author and motivational speaker he is today, Hill remembers where he came. "I'll have people recognize me and come up to me to speak. One young lady said, 'You're somebody aren't you?'" Hill said. "I'll tell them, 'I'm just a regular person.'" One topic Hill speaks on is how he worked hard to make his dreams come true. He gave a similar speech at Delta Jr. High in February during their literacy program. "I'm living proof, dreams can happen," he told the students. "The house I grew up in was on an unpaved road and we didn't have a bathroom in the house." Now back for another visit at Delta, Hill plans to speak to the students again about the importance of an education and following their dreams. "He stopped by Friday afternoon to make arrangements for Wednesday's event. He spoke to a few of the children while he was here," Benton said. "He told them to follow their passion and they could do whatever they want to do in life." During this Wednesday's event, Hill will be promoting his new book study program called "Ernest Hill's Great Read." The program is designed to enhance students' reading levels by encouraging them to read for pleasure and enlightenment. "I'm trying to get as many junior highs and high schools involved with this as possible," Hill said. Benton said the children are looking forward to the book study. "This is something the kids wanted to do," Benton said. "They can relate to these books so they enjoy reading them." "Cry Me a River" will be distributed to the children during Wednesday's event. Benton said they'll read it independently in July. "When they come back in the fall, we'll discuss it," she said. For more information on "Earnest Hill's Great Read," go online at www.ernesthillbooks.com or email to firstname.lastname@example.com or mail to P.O. Box 325, Oak Grove, La, 71263.


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"I am writing to remind you," wrote Russlynn Ali, assistant secretary for civil rights, "that some student misconduct that falls under a school's anti-bullying policy also may trigger responsibilities under one or more of the federal antidiscrimination laws enforced by the Department's Office for Civil Rights."
Though Ali's letter did not stake out any new policy ground, it did signal the Obama administration's tighter embrace of its duty to police civil rights infractions.
It also more conclusively fleshed out how existing laws will be applied. Most pointedly, it made clear that campus officials must take immediate and appropriate action to impartially investigate harassment allegations and respond in a way that is "reasonably calculated to end the harassment, eliminate any hostile environment and its effects, and prevent the harassment from recurring." If not, the full powers of the Department's Office of Civil Rights will be called upon, Education Secretary Arne Duncan warned. "Are we putting people on notice? The answer is yes," he said. "If we have to, we're more than prepared to step in."
In the Emory case, the university already has affirmed its commitment to providing a "safe, inclusive and welcoming environment" for everyone, as well as its intolerance for discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation, according to a statement attributed to John L. Ford, senior vice president for campus life.
The student, unnamed by the campus newspaper, wants to use the incident as a learning opportunity for Emory students, according to Michael D. Shutt, director of Emory's office of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender life. Such campus-wide efforts are welcome, according to the Department of Education's letter. It recommends not just separating the victim and perpetrator, but also rewriting policy, if necessary, and educating the wider community.
"If there's a culture toward being discriminatory or whatever '-ism' you want to insert there, if there's a culture there, the institution as a whole has a responsibility to shift that culture or at least educate people," said W. Scott Lewis, president of the Association for Student Conduct Administrators and a partner in the National Center for Higher Education Risk Management. "In the world of student conduct, everything is about accountability and education." He viewed the letter's release as properly framing bullying and harassment in the context of civil rights.
Advocates for gay and lesbian students and for Jewish students enthusiastically greeted the release of the letter as bolstering protection of victimized groups. "This is a bold step," said Shane Windmeyer, executive director of Campus Pride, a Charlotte, N.C., group advocating for safer college environments for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender students. Windmeyer was especially pleased that the department signaled its willingness to use Title IX, the 1972 law barring sex discrimination, to guard against abuses based on sexual orientation.
Though federal law does not explicitly protect students on the basis of sexual orientation, the letter spells out a more expansive view, one that says sex discrimination can be punished if students are harassed "for exhibiting what is perceived as a stereotypical characteristic for their sex, or for failing to conform to stereotypical notions of masculinity and femininity." To Windmeyer, such language is "a great step forward."
Rep. Brad Sherman, D-Calif., hailed the letter for applying Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 to incidents of anti-Semitism. Though Title VI does not apply to religion, the letter, here too, stakes out an expansive view. It cites as actionable discrimination against students on the basis of "actual or perceived shared ancestry or ethnic characteristics."
"The policy is now clear," Sherman said in a statement. "Colleges and universities will no longer be permitted to turn a blind eye when Jewish students face severe and persistent anti-Semitic hostility on their campuses. The schools will now be compelled to respond."
Colleges' responses are mandatory, even if a student does not formally file a complaint, according to the letter. In fact, college and university administrators are on the hook for addressing harassment incidents about which they know or "reasonably should have known," wrote Ali. Such an expectation is troubling to Ada Meloy, general counsel for the American Council on Education, especially because the letter applies both to K-12 schools and to colleges and universities.
"Certainly, in a K-12 environment, there are teachers who come and go in hallways. It's different from a higher ed situation," said Meloy. "It's very difficult for institutions to meet a 'should have known' standard — especially when it's often applied in hindsight."
The emphasis on K-12 creates other problems for higher education institutions looking for guidance on how to respond. Sorting through what qualifies as harassment and what doesn't depends largely on the specific facts, department officials emphasized. When campus officials receive guidance letters such as the one released Tuesday, they rely on the examples, culled from actual events, that are cited in these guidelines.
Tuesday's letter, however, cited four examples — and none dealt with higher education. "The new guidance reinforces the complexity for colleges and universities, as well as K-12 schools, in addressing peer-to-peer harassing behavior," said Ann H. Franke, a lawyer who consults nationally with colleges and universities on academic freedom, workplace issues, and student affairs. "The more fact patterns they put in front of us the more detail we get."
Others saw in the letter an even more unwelcome blending of assumptions of the roles played by K-12 and higher education institutions. The letter urges a paternalistic stance that is inappropriate for colleges and universities and would impinge on the First Amendment right of free speech, wrote Will Creeley, director of legal and public advocacy for the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education, in Philadelphia.
"At an institution of higher education, students may range in age from 17 to 67 and beyond, and must be treated like the adults they are," Creeley wrote in an e-mail. "Our nation's colleges and universities have a legal duty to respond to instances of true harassment. They must also respect the expressive rights of their students. These dual obligations to protect free speech and prosecute actual harassment need not be in tension."


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We had a wonderful time at the family and local history fair in Pudsey today. I don't know how the turnout compared to other years but there seemed to be a lot of people.
There was a really good range of exhibitor stands – including several local family history societies, the Guild of One Name Studies and Find My Past.
By the time we arrived there were already plenty of people browsing the various stands. So we wandered around to get our bearings and see what was on offer. As you would expect there were any number of different resources available – cd data discs; transcription booklets; books about researching; books about occupations; books about Yorkshire; information leaflets; maps; family history software; charts; storage binders – just about anything you could want.
We spent time chatting with people from Keighley & District Family History Society about my Dawson's from Cowling and with Wharfedale Family History Group about the area they covered and the resources they had available.
Mum's family hail from the Red Rose County so the Lancashire Family History and Heraldry Society had some interesting things to say about their future online information which they hope to launch in the next 12 months. The Guild of One-Name Studies were of particular interest and we chatted with them for a while about the organisation and the support for one-namers.
There was also a good selection of talks on offer:-
Dating Old Photographs – Colin Harding
DNA and Family History – Chris Pomery
Nineteenth Century Pauper Ancestors – Dr Paul Carter
Starting Your Family History with Find My Past – Amy Sell
Ordnance Survey Maps – Alan Godfrey MBE
Sources for Family History – Leeds Central Library
and the two we chose
Yorkshire Genealogy Online – Jackie Depelle
Managing a One Name Study – Glenys Marriott
Both our talks were really informative and I scribbled loads of notes in my trusty little book, especially about Internet resources that I haven't fully explored yet.
As predicted my wallet came away a bit lighter. I bought a Mac version of Family Tree Maker, a copy of the National Burial Index (third edition) and two large wall charts (they will fit nicely in an IKEA frame). All these goodies came from My History.
I also purchased a couple of booklets about using postcards to "illuminate" your family history and researching Methodist records.
Also as predicted Jayne ended up carrying the bags!!
All in all a really good day out. Now looking forward to the fair at York Racecourse in June.


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Danbury-based FuelCell Energy Inc. announced today that it is partnering with a South Korean power producer to sell the main components of its fuel cell generators in the country.
As part of the agreement, POSCO Power, an independent power producer based in Seoul, has ordered $58 million worth of fuel cell manufacturing equipment -- enough to build 30.8 megawatts of fuel cell power generation in the country. Together, POSCO Power and FuelCell Energy plan to apply for a licensing agreement that would allow POSCO Power to assemble the main parts of fuel cells and sell them in South Korea.
POSCO Power has agreed to buy $25 million worth of FuelCell Energy common stock at $3.59 a share once the licensing agreement is finalized. The equipment is scheduled to be delivered to POSCO Power in 2010 and early 2011.
Soung-Sik Cho, president and CEO of POSCO Power, said in a statement today that fuel cell-powered electricity plants are "ideal for generating highly efficient, ultra-clean electricity -- perfect for South Korea where we have a mandate to reduce our carbon footprint."
With South Korea pushing hard for "greener" energy and greater energy independence, R. Daniel Brdar, Chairman and CEO of FuelCell Energy, said the country has quickly become the company's largest market.
"We have more installations and backlog in Asia than any other fuel cell company in the world," Brdar said.
Since 2007, POSCO Power has ordered 68 megawatts of FuelCell Energy power plants and modules.


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Your thoughts on the idea of fair play in the book also reminded me of a quote from "Babylon 5": "I used to think that it was awful that life was so unfair. Then I thought, wouldn't it be much worse if life were fair, and all the terrible things that happen to us come because we actually deserve them? So, now I take great comfort in the general hostility and unfairness of the universe."
This is mainly for Ebor who asked me to share my thoughts on C.S. Lewis' Till We Have FAces. Well, here they are; take them for what they are worth.I teach mythology and I love to do so. The quality and nature of the stories are such that they are always repeated, no matter how inventive we claim to be. What are our stories besides the old ones retold with new emphases or symbolism? Such is the case with this book.I've read this myth in its locus classicus, the Metamorphoses of Apuleius, a late Roman writer who tells the story of a man transformed into a pig observing the rites of Isis. he wonders the world absorbing the cultures around. In his travels, he encounters the myth of Cupid and Psyche. I will not summarize teh plot here as anyone who wishes can find a synopsis of it anywhere on the internet. C.S. Lewis deals extensively with the topic of love in his books, both fiction and non. He does much the same here. One of the things that I think is very important to remember that no matter how much our society tries to excuse or even sanction certain vices or sins because of love (e.g. legitimizing homosexual practice because the parties are "in love"), that love itself can be in error. But how can that be? Isn't God love? Of course, we Orthodox say that God is not Love in essence but that love emanates from God because of His essence. But this Love is not rooted in some mere romantic fashion. In his dialogue, the Symposium, Plato argues through Socrates that love is, ultimately, communion with God. I think we Orthodox would agree with that with some minor modifications. Is not our purpose on earth to grow in Christ to become Christ like, i.e. theosis? Is that no less than true communion with God? Of course it is. So when we say God is love, we have to be careful and realize that when we use this stock phrase, we mean nothing less than becoming one with God according to His essence and leaving behind our mortal corruption, where even love can go astray.Love can go astray in three ways 1) mode, 2) degree and 3) object. As a society today, we see love itself as unassailable that cannot go astray, but it can. It is possible to love too much (degree) just as it is to love too little. It is possible to love onself (error of object) in place of loving our neighbor. It is possible to love someone upon certain conditions (mode) rather than unconditionally. Of course, reading through 1 Cor. 13, provides a better summary. Orual's sins and faults are many, but her great sin is that she loves herself so little but compensates (massively) by loving her younger and more beautiful sister, Psyche. She hates herself so much that she veils herself, essentially dehumanizing herself and forsaking God's gift of creation. When Psyche is taken away, Orual immediately questions the rationality of believing in the gods, because gods must be equivocal to what is good always. She reduces the gods to her sense of fair play. A question I often ask my students after we read tragedies such as Oedipus Rex or Antigone or Prometheus Bound is whether gods can ever be moral in the eyes of mortals? Of course, my students answer that they cannot. Why? Because we operate by a sense of fair play, that you get what you deserve. A good person doesn't deserve to have such horrible things happen. Then I ask my students whether or not they really want life to be fair-that you should get what you really deserve at all times. That means, should you steal, something is stolen from you, when you lie, you are lied to, when you cheat, you are cheated, etc. Then, they immediately change their minds. They realize that the bad they do far outweighs the good they do in this life.Orual demands fair play--she wants to write the rules of love on those conditions. But even if we read 1 Cor. 13, we see that love is not based upon a system of fair play or comes even close to it. It is based entirely on sacrifice. But Orual refuses to sacrifice without being compensated--such is not love. Cupid wants his lover on certain conditions--such is not love. Bardia counsels and loves Orual so much that he forsakes his own wife and children--such is not love. In the end, everyone is dehumanized because of their lack of love or errors in the name of love so that even though people can still see their faces (with the exception of Orual who has veiled hers), they are nothing more than illusions.There is book called I love therefore I am and I cannot remember the author for the life of me, but the focus of the book is how we are called to love to be truly human. For most people, being truly human is making mistakes and saying "that's OK." But that is not our Orthodox belief. Christ came, incarnate, taking on our flesh to make us truly human and thus so that we can unify with him in theosis. Failing to love, we fail to be human. Failing to be human, we fail to be divine. Every time we fail in that, we become a little less human and keep falling, but thanks be to God that we can raise ourselves up and pick ourselves up again when we slip and fall. Orual, realizes that after she slips so many times to the chambers below the Pillar Room and upon learning the folly of her misguided love, picks herself up and continues until she dies.I loved this book. It was a great gift for Christmas this past year. I think that this will take its place in my top 10. I don't know what you wanted me to say in particular, but I hope, Ebor, that there is something for further discussion.
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