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AIDS Walk Seattle 2006 Today is the second year in a row I walked and it felt sooooo good. Anybody else walk today? Is it the same day nationwide/worldwide? There is so much positivity (no pun intended) surrounding the whole thing, a real sense of community and even the possibilty of knocking HIV/AIDS the fuck out! Hopefully (and I really mean this) there won't be a need for an AIDS Walk next year, but if and when there is, I'm there. | |
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congrats
keep on truckin | |
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Mach said: congrats
keep on truckin | |
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congrats and kudos 2 u!!! no its not the same day nationwide-i walk it here in san fran every year in july-i agree its an awesome vibe all around due to the content i suggest you like this... | |
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No AIDS walk in Denmark for me to attend. But great that you went in Seattle. FREE THE 29 MAY 1993 COME CONFIGURATION!
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AvramsDad said: Anybody else walk today?
Nope, but I watched it from my window. Hopefully (and I really mean this) there won't be a need for an AIDS Walk next year
For over two years, I'd been participating in clinical trials of possible HIV vaccines. About a week ago, they finally unblinded the studies... turns out I was in the placebo group and getting injections of nothing but salt water. I don't know whether the actual vaccines produced any promising results, but there's another experimental vaccine that researchers are pretty excited about. If (and that's a big "if") it works, an HIV vaccine might be available in about 7 years. Please note: effective March 21, 2010, I've stepped down from my prince.org Moderator position. |
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I didn't walk in Seattle, but I volunteered for breakdown/clean-up. I got an email afterwards saying that 6,000 people walked, and they raised $750,000.
www.llaa.org oh noes, prince is gonna soo me!!1! | |
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Very, very good of you! Power tends to corrupt; absolute power corrupts absolutely. - Lord Acton | |
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Good work folks!
The MPLS AIDSWalk is in May, but it went well this year! | |
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to all of you. | |
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matt said: AvramsDad said: Anybody else walk today?
Nope, but I watched it from my window. Please tell me you weren't the dude pressed up against the window in his drawz. Hopefully (and I really mean this) there won't be a need for an AIDS Walk next year
For over two years, I'd been participating in clinical trials of possible HIV vaccines. About a week ago, they finally unblinded the studies... turns out I was in the placebo group and getting injections of nothing but salt water. I don't know whether the actual vaccines produced any promising results, but there's another experimental vaccine that researchers are pretty excited about. If (and that's a big "if") it works, an HIV vaccine might be available in about 7 years. Awesome. | |
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