THE white-painted house at Geger Kalong in the northern suburb of the West Java city of Bandung looks just like any other house in the neighborhood, except for the size of the land—an area measuring some 700 square meters—and the signboard which reads "Rumah Cemara, Recovery Center", signifying the place as a rehabilitation house for drug addicts, some of whom are HIV/AIDS-positive, victims of the most-feared disease on eart