With and i would like to mention it is there has to be an easier way to communicate you have this situation without getting like everybody is going to run from them. Caller i was going to thank you and the other callers living with hiv to speak up. There is a lot of stigma against discrimination and ryan white. But there is stigma still especially in the south against gay people, against you know certain races of people, and so you know people are afraid still to come out. People will talk about, you know, they may have asthma but it is difficult for People Living with hiv to come out. So i am thankful for the caller this morning who are brave enough in speaking up. We need other people as i said there is over a Million People and maybe if we didnt stigmatize hiv so much it would help in decreasing the number of infections. Host bill is up next in ohio. Democratic caller. You are on the air. Caller if this is coming from my tax dollars there is other diseases out there that is killing
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First of all, I hope the admins will show some leniency towards this slightly off-topic thread. (I wasn't sure where to place it, I figured this subforum is read by the most fantasy freaks like myself.) I love the idea of "Fantasy Cycling", but I'm here to tell you some more about my own little project and hear what you guys think. Short version I am organizing an independent fantasy competition (starting from Paris-Nice) which, unlike "Fantasy Cycling", focuses more on the long-term future of your fantasy team that competes with the other 17 WorldTour teams. It is a so-called contracts (aka dynasty) league, in which you initially keep 3-5 riders from a chosen WorldTour team, and then complete your team by bidding for the rest of the peloton offering them contracts up to 3 years long, while being limited by a salary cap. Then you select 8/9 riders to compete in each WorldTour event. Pretty much makes you feel like a real team owner. I don't think it h