Tuesday, February 18, 2014

"HOUSE OF NUMBERS" FIGHTING TO GET organic CHEMISIST YOUTUBE ACCOUNT SHUT DOWN — AND THEY MIGHT WIN

from: newmediarockstars.com

"So the copyright system on YouTube still has a few kinks to be worked out …

Myles Power, a scientist working in the vein of making YouTube videos, is in danger of losing his account over “copyright infringement .” Powers used footage from a controversial documentary “House of Numbers,” a film that allegedly makes assertions that the AIDS crisis is manufactured by big pharma to sell worthless medication. And now someone from that documentary is “gaming the system” to punish Power."

Another one side article at: TeachDirt.com

A bit about Myles Power:

Hello and welcome to mylespower.co.uk. For those of you who are just tuning in, my name is Myles Power (aka powerm1985) from YouTube. My time here on the internet has been spent sharing my love of SCIENCE! through home experiments, visiting sites of scientific interest and angry rants at pseudoscience opponents.

I am originally from a small town in the North East of England called Middlesbrough. I studied chemistry specialising in organic chemistry at the University of Manchester and Toronto. I later moved more towards bio-chemistry and began synthesising various nucleic acid analogues for non-enzymatic transcription and the controlling of gene expression using a mutant riboswitch. I have over 6 years of experience working in a research lab and am currently working in industry.

Saturday, February 1, 2014

Extended interview with Dr. James Chin, former Chief of Global HIV Surveillance for the World Healt

James (Jim) Chin has been at the forefront of public health epidemiology for decades. He works in public health surveillance and prevention of communicable diseases. He has studied the AIDS pandemic from the early 1980s in California – where he was responsible for surveillance and control of communicable diseases – to the late 1980s at the World Health Organization in Geneva, Switzerland, where he was responsible for developing the methods and guidelines for global and regional HIV/AIDS surveillance. During his public health career, he has held leadership positions at state, national, and International organizations and received recognition for his work as an infectious disease epidemiologist. Since his resignation from the WHO Global Programme on AIDS in 1992, he has worked as an independent consultant for different international agencies to evaluate the patterns and prevalence of HIV in developing countries – primarily in Africa and Asia. Dr. Chin’s book The AIDS Pandemic: The Collision of Epidemiology with Political Correctness (2006), takes a critical look at HIV/AIDS estimates and the international response to AIDS.

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Tuesday, February 18, 2014

"HOUSE OF NUMBERS" FIGHTING TO GET organic CHEMISIST YOUTUBE ACCOUNT SHUT DOWN — AND THEY MIGHT WIN

Saturday, February 1, 2014

THAILAND and other countries are being urged to pay more attention to HIV prevention among gay men and drug users

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