I understand, according the article, that they used 'a modified, harmless version of HIV.' I am curious as to how they treat the HIV afterwards though. Can they cure this strain.? Will the remaining white blood cells fight it off? Do they have to treat it forever now? But like another poster stated, it would be a better trade off for many. I am happy that they were still able perform the experiment though, in spite of the initial lack of funding. It's nice to think that potentially millions of lives can be saved from this.

Funny, I thought it meant moral fiber.

I agree that it is not 'completely' obvious. I wasn't trying to be sarcastic, I was simply stating that the functionality is in deed there

I thought the whole point of a wireless connection was for mobility and convenience. The fact of the matter is knetworkmanager was a fail when 4.0 was released imho. I had nothing but issues with it on 3 out of the 4 machines I run. Shortly after I discovered wicd and never looked back. It may require a little more configuration depending on your needs, but I have no problems with it period!

How about settings>Workspace Behaviour>Virtual Desktops>Different Widgets for Each Desktop...It's that easy!

What it means is a person with cystic fibrosis(and other diseases as well of course), such as my daughter who may have to have a lung transplant in the future, has fighting chance to continue to live a somewhat normal life with continued technological/scientific progress in this field. This makes me happy!

I used Chromium 12.0.742.124 and it worked fine for me.

It's amazing to think what the hell this guy has become. I just read this story here, the other day. I pity you George Lucas. Another example of a person with a vision (at least through episode VI) becoming corrupt over the almighty dollar! Disapointing is an understatement.

Fear not, We are getting closer! http://www.desura.com/

When I first read that I spit coffee out of my mouth laughing, then in a split second I realized how sadly true that statement is!

I had no idea you could get games with a Blockbuster subscription. I have been paying for both Netflix and Gamefly for two years now, WTF!?

He must work for Microsoft.

That is absoutely correct. Most PS3 owners all but forgot about all those troubles the second they were able to log onto the PSN again. Read any forum from during the time PSN was down. Very, very few people stated they were getting away from Sony (I would be courious to see how many of those actually did), the majority just cried 'I want my PSN back!'

Here is why geeks and nerds are smarter though... They put bread in their toasters. I don't like burnt toast no matter how much you scrape it nor how much butter an jelly you put on it.