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very present and singer who loves the arbor.
Breakfast 'flush with the table.
And + away.

Garden broke. Incredible amount of praying mantises dislodged in high grass. They have now brightened around or planquent in the haystack.
2 years, the amount of mown grass in the summer we can compost mulch (dry toilets) during the remainder of the year. And it loop perfectly!
The garden is a little sketchy this year, for lack of care.
The fruit orchard and hedges settled well ...

End tiles in the bathroom. With the ends of floor tiles.
Removing the bathtub for a bit of lime-sand plaster on the bottom of the wall (lime-hemp). As it was not waterproof so far (2 years), the wall had water in 2 or 3 places and began to rot. I scratched and full of filler. Now it stays dry, it will quickly cleanse themselves.
And as I was there, I did the work plan of the basin, with tiled too.
The color palette carefully. So, for that corner or nickel, I Demount shelves to align properly on the floor and we had 3 coats of hard oil on terracotta tiles and wood.
By purchasing the piano leboncoin.fr, we had also found a large table as we wanted.
BEFORE
A day stripping away layers of oil and 4-5 hard.
AFTER

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Many climate records were broken last month. The concentration of CO2 to temperature, in July 2010 has definitely not been a month like the others.

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On the "criminalization" of AIDS



It Something happened this week on AIDS. We became aware of the latest figures of InVS on new cases of gonococcal (hot piss) which rose 52% in just one year, from 2008 to 2009. Not only do these figures are impressive lately, but they give an idea almost in real time what happens in 2010. We can already assume that the trivialization of the Treatment as Prevention will contribute to the increase of STIs that are seen for ten years. The TASP, which proposes to reduce transmission of HIV through intensive campaigns and targeted screening and providing treatment for HIV to reduce their viral load and make them less polluting, that gays are less likely hood and they are less afraid of semen during oral sex. The "cover" expected the TASP will necessarily increase of STIs since the TASP for HIV prevention (theoretically) but not STIs.
As usual, the webzines gay, yet these figures also relate to gays are announced without comment from , and some sites do not mention it at all. And God knows that when one learns that a straight actor is on the cover of a gay magazine at the other end of the world, news travels.
So we do not talk much of STIs among gay and we do not talk much either much of the recent case juridicialisation of transmission of HIV, while everyone spoke there an AFP dispatch, Doug Ireland relayed section of Edwn J Bernard in the Guardian , etc.. Already, it seems that some editors are keen to make a deadlock info on these cases of intentional contamination (or not). This is a subject on which there has been cut to pieces and there may be the idea that if we do not talk about the phenomenon takes less important. The problem is that there are two important forces at play
First, some of these cases have an international impact, as the case the 3 poz Dutch had drugged and infected 12 partners orgy by inoculating them with infected blood (one of the accused was a nurse, practice). Another example is the recent case of Nadja Benaissa, a German singer who spoke last week at the trial to apologize. She had contaminated one of its partners by not telling her that she was HIV positive, something she now considered stupid. So it is a matter that takes a new turn. The accused is not, as is often the case, an average person, the lower classes. It is a famous artist.
Therefore, the force Media trial is ethical and emotional. Secondly, we must not underestimate the strength of views expressed by users who read (or not) news related to these trials. We have seen with other cases in other media and not the worst as Liberation when gays speak out on these trials is not always the argument pre-recorded, that the found in the section of the Guardian . No, they do not believe that these cases make the game of the increase of AIDS cases in the commonly acquired (by whom? Where? Studies?) That people does not track for fear of these trials. First, these trials are rare: several hundred cases worldwide, millions of infected people. Then, screening has big delays in our country, especially among gay men, largely because of the slow adaptation of associations fighting against AIDS and the government about early detection. This is not the case that scare the gay point of refusing to be tested. They did not detect because, for now, neither the association nor the government have decided to launch a major operation in the early identification of incentive to really support the concept of TASP. Put poz all under treatment without seeking the 40% of gay men who are HIV without knowing it, is flawed, it will not work. It's like if you turn off a fire continues to burn unimpeded a kilometer away. The 40% who do not know poz will continue to circulate the virus, whereas prevention practices will be relaxed even more than today (that's a euphemism).
When gays speak out on this subject, it is far from the rehashed speeches at international conferences. And it is better than the site moderator is there to bring order. Much of the readers is ulcerated because they take it personally. A force feed these websites gay miscellaneous, they do not understand that it ignores the sometimes shocking stories. They see that the risk of HIV and STIs is closer to them, even when they are safe. Remember, 52% increase in hot piss in a year, that's a lot of people who are treating a emmerdées bléno, warts or syphilis. And I'm not talking about the explosion of hepatitis C among gays.

So homosexuals have a passionate relationship and moral face of these trials. Because sex is not as ass, he is everything that surrounds it, the behavior of partners, politeness, correctness, morality, call it what you want, but when we kiss, we did not want to meet someone who will hurt us all in the knowing. These are the right words to say about these stories. There are trial or not (and this is my adamant position ever), it is not for me to decide, but I refuse publicly that it is a taboo subject in the sense that people are trials for next to nothing today and I do not understand that association leaders are for the entire judicial system to request not to investigate these cases because it takes stifle the very idea of a trial if it was affected in a particularly despicable. If we had the case of the 3 Dutch gay poz, how we react? He seems not to do a trial?

The third force at play in these trials, the international lobby against the jurdicialisation of HIV infection. Since the famous call Edwin J. Cameron in South Africa, Laurent Chambon and I met in 2007 Tetu, there is this idea that these trials have an even more serious in countries developing. It reminds us that the article in the Guardian . And yes, it's a fact. So there is a strong pressure to stifle these trials in Western countries (rich) because it affects developing countries. Again, we are asked to adjust our Western ethics in relation to what is happening in the south. OK. My point of view, gay gay, is that Cameron's appeal is entirely justified. We do not live in Europe and America, as if we were in Soweto. We are in the country obsessed with the protection, as everyone knows, and it is a legitimate right to appeal to justice when one considers that it has suffered an injury that can not be placated by obscurity. We are in moral cases are very close to rape. In short, very deep feelings that require, sometimes a court decision out of respect for what one is, not necessarily to punish the accused. We must stop thinking of AIDS as a disease that has its own laws. Especially when you live in a rich country, where screening tests are everywhere, the tops and frost as well as emergency treatment and HAART that poor countries have not yet. On this subject, ethics can not be the same everywhere because it's been ten years since we HAART in our country (not in the south) and we all know that it changes the essence of what AIDS.
I repeat: I never said we should imprison people who contaminate. We can not find anywhere an expression of me going in this direction. I'm not a crazy safe, I did not particularly trust in the justice of my country. And I do not think these laws were introduced across the world have a direct relationship with the hope of reducing the epidemic. So all the arguments being presented in more level international conferences and so well summed up by Edwin Cameron misses the central element: although the vast majority of trials around the world does not involve voluntary transfers, what happens when we really are, with will harm? We move on? We forget?
What I have always said, is that there are court judgments that do not necessarily incarceration. There may be decisions symbolic. We can not, either, stick to the cliché "You can not put a cop behind every homosexual." It is a response profoundly stupid, because it does not understand the evolution of this epidemic in wealthy nations, fueled by the rise of HIV infections among gay men who have everything to protect themselves, this has nothing to do with this happens in countries in the developing world. Each therapeutic advance as TASP us away a little more than standard care in poor countries. The TASP is a therapeutic strategy for prevention of rich countries and it is far to introduce it in Africa where there is not even able to provide antiretrovirals to those who are sick. We just finished a dogma of 30 years where the canopy was Central and we enter a new era where gays are told: "You can forget about the hood if you do this or that." This is hardly the message of prevention is offered in South Africa, I assure you.

What would we do if we were one of 12 gay men asleep asleep under GHB and medically contaminated by three poz who said "there are more HIV-positives among gay is better"? What would we do? What would we do if we were in a gay couple of 60 years, who have vowed to stay safe outside the couple for not having to use the hood together and then one day, one of the two becomes seropositivity, and infects its partner of 40 years because he is afraid to tell him he has broken the pact? After struggling together for 30 years not to infect the other? What's going on there if there is a common heritage? What would you do if your partner is Poz and he knows and he does not tell you when you have, on numerous occasions, reports contaminants? Let me remind you that the idea of TASP, precisely, is also said to his partner: "You know, we're not going to put on condoms even though I am because I'm Poz HAART and my turn is dependent undetectable for 5 years so there's no problem. " At one point the TASP, it must be said that seropositivity is not it? Or you want us to stop altogether to mention AIDS in sexual negotiations at a time when the hot piss increase of 52% in one year? As if these were not gonorrhea risk aggravating catch the HIV? Mama mia
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The Tuileries , Luke and Yves


I have not written much on this blog because I had a lot of problems with access to the Internet for a month - I will not go into details here, this is totally trite, but when I received my new Freebox, I took the opportunity to put on my site a lot of old photos of the 80 items and pus lately, causing a peak of visits ever seen since the launch of this site. Briefly, the gag is that new Internet kidding and I told myself that there must be someone up there (I take it with humor) that wants me to stop downloading photos dating back 25 years , images that elicit reactions both entertained and moved, but also embarrassed, as if we had a hard time seeing younger, more beautiful, more carefree.

An article in the NYT spoke on July 21 last, this need to forget, which is also challenged by the Internet, in "The Web Means The End of Forgetting . With all these images that people put on FB or elsewhere, our past resurfaces sometimes without asking. Internet encourages us to share aspects of our private life earlier that attracts and disturbs at once. In every society, oblivion is used to move because forget his mistakes, but also lessen the bad memories that haunt us. Personally, I feel that my privacy is not very private and I have a lot of embarrassment over these old images. For a long time, I did not like the pictures me, especially when I was poorly dressed or lean. Everyone knows that in my family. But time and age is that it all takes a turn calmer, wiser, and I finally enjoy photos that I did not like when I took them. For example, I had a hard time looking at pictures of dead boyfriends, or those who had plated. Not anymore. My friend Yves

Averous, who lives in San Francisco for almost twenty years, is in France right now to see her family and friends. He went to Paris, he walked and I can not resist the urge to reproduce his message on FB. Because it says a lot.

Hello Didier,
Yesterday I arrived in Paris, I showed your blog full of nostalgia for the 80s to the friend who put me up hotel and later in the evening, I walked up the banks of the Seine to blast gay cruising areas from the time of your pictures, or even that of the return of the carnival when I've found the "infamous" Gael, to lose it later due to HIV status . More Gay
one around, as in Malibu, where my friend Lawrence last week it grieved the loss of beach scene (referenced in "Don and Chris "and" A Single Man "). Our colleagues are now in front of their screens, or I do not know where.
But the beauty of the city last night, I could not help but feel" Empowered "and so lucky to be able to return to these places, a quarter of a century later, and sample the delights of a stroll in the garden, which after all, was too much fun. Then I had a big rise in sorrow, thinking of those of our former relations and friends who are not so fortunate and have been having, as Luke Coulavin. I wanted to share this little thought with you.
I embrace you Fort Paris,
Yves Yves

talking here of Luke Coulavin among photos taken Gay Foot in 1985, where we see, mysterious and sweet at once, almost 25 years after his death. See this picture where he is healthy, makes me happy, and provokes in me these questions, which are always the same face of someone who has disappeared. I wonder what would be the guidance of Luke today? What would Luke Coulavin in 2010? What would he say about politics, the gay world? Luke has always been an important advisor to me. He was the only person of my age in the '80s, who gave me spiritual guidance, but also political. It He paid me in what was holistic, not as a mystical whole shebang. He took his own advice with great humor, it forces you to do anything, but he had a certain look when I was an idiot or stupid, when I made the wrong choices in life, when I said something huge. It was my conscience, as Jean-Marc Arnaud later became my conscience, even if this moron is in trouble (a kind of consciousness that refuses to see you, super). There are friends who were awarded the right to have a judgmental about what we do, as if there were limits not to exceed. For example, Arnaud was the first to tell me that I should not choose the name "Paradise Garage" for the compilation of the name. In 1991, when Luke became lower because of AIDS, he stepped back to ACT UP (one of three co-founders) because he was critical of the atmosphere within the group that grew without stops too soon he said. There were internal disputes that hurt him. I understood what he was saying, I've wanted him inside because I needed him, I do not want him to depart, I knew he was right, but I also knew an act Up would go ahead, it could not slow this machine, it was too full of energy, even if this caused internal clashes.
I digress. Yves said that in his message is that we're over the pain of the death of friends and lovers. It has hardened with age, but the pictures remind us of those that do not provoke nostalgia in us, as Yves said - although I know he does not even think it's nostalgia, Yves uses this word to make faster, he knows that's not it.
These images of the 80 are not made to provoke nostalgia. For now, I did not clarify my idea is in sharing them with us to see. These images are not meant to glorify a time or place particular value. There are 20 year olds who tell me they love these pictures because it is an aspect of homosexual life they have ever known, they were not born. They ask me if it was better before and I do not know what to answer. What I know is that these images, even intimate, with my boyfriends, it's no longer mine. I made these pictures, they bear my signature, but they are real people in these photos and I think I must be a point in their lives they may have forgotten, when they were young, beautiful, carefree.
I did not think to explain that I wanted to do with these pictures because I wanted to show as if it were a family album. This is not a nostalgic album is one aspect of what was happening, as these walks in the Tuileries and the places mentioned by Yves cruising on the Seine's banks, which have virtually disappeared. It is a time in the past, among many other moments of the past. Today there is more open place in Paris where gays can go for a walk, not necessarily to dredge elsewhere but to take the air to discuss, to dream, build on one of these trees that grow Tata Beach, near the Jardin des Tuileries. Everywhere we go today, there is a commercial establishment. In London, there are plenty of gardens, parks Berlin are integers, there is in Montpelier Peyrou, places where, inevitably, as soon as it happens, it opens the mind, because it beautiful, it's open, there is a prospect. It is not as dark yews dredge between the Carrousel du Louvre, with these passages worn by the coming and going gay, with a few rats who spend time in a while. This is not the Golden Gate either, which only serves to drag.
I mean a place where one could read, or dredge, or come with friends. Gay life today is a lot of consumption whereas before there was practically nothing to eat since the business was not really born gay. Ultimately, we behave like the Arabs of the Mediterranean, we deceive our boredom by great affection, his back against walls or trees.
These photos is a way of remembering, not in the sense of memory and archives, but in letting go the past. It's kind of scary dream some, I know. But it is a way to accept ourselves as we were. Leaner, poorer, younger. It is also a message to those of my generation. After all, we who have forsaken places like Tata Beach or the Tuileries. We stopped going. We went elsewhere, thinking that the Tuileries are still there, as they have been for centuries, since it drag in the corner ever since. It was thought that the Tuileries were an achievement that would never disappear. I wonder, since our society is totally governed by the idea of revival, as Lady Gaga is the ultimate symbol of this concept of reappropriation, why not gays do not just choose to reclaim the Tuileries?
And I am also talking especially to young people who are fascinated (well, a minority) with the flair of the 80 and 90 which attracts them. Why would they not the leaders of this revival, to make something new? All the queer, transgender and whatnot, instead of making picnic Republicans, why do they not invade again this part of the Louvre would be a showcase of their differences, to see, fun, parade, make foolish or flash mobs of funny videos for YouTube?
is a place free. This is invaluable in our time. This place is here, nobody goes, it could be the equivalent of Piers in New York with kids and boom boxes and eat discs. This could even become a fashionable place, as it was before, when gays came to see and be seen. And one last tip breast, as Luke had Coulavin. Go to the sun, fresh air is the best way to produce vitamin D. A few moments of exposure to sun and light produces the daily amount of vitamin D. And I assure you, gay friends and others: you need it. Me okay, the campaign, I have more than my share. But you, the wild today, it's not in the Marais you will find your vitamin D.