Mind Candy "99 Problems.. ..Get'n High Aint 1" Photography By: Adam Stennett (click images 4 the full experience) "I have'nt posted any photograpy in a minute, cause the artistry I've been see'n lately has said absolutely nuth'n, like a beautiful woman with no brain, or it revealed far 2 much..like, ..the mis-interpretation of only physical manhood... hibernating completely in a false sense of reality" Adam Stennett captures exactly y less is more. Can't help but respect Stennett's choice of picture word association..maybe he and Michael Moore should collab on a silent slide show film..Like a SICKO 2.5 .."The Prez-O Health Care Plan" only avail in complete sub-titles , or sumpt'n?" Gift from the Aztecs or Ipomoea tricolor 'Heavenly Blue' a.k.a."Illusive Weed" "Robitussin High" Paregoric/Opium side affects may include: Difficulty breathing; ...swelling of your face, lips.. tongue..or throat, Oh, + HIVES., Yep. Check out more "Mind Candy" @ adamstennett.com

" Cure 4 AIDS Found?"

Doctors rid man of virus with bone marrow transplant" Doctors have succeeded in ridding a man of the HIV virus by giving him a bone marrow transplant in what they claim is the closest treatment yet to a cure for the disease. The remarkable case gives new impetus to the development of gene therapy for HIV which could ultimately replace the need for expensive and toxic antiretroviral drugs. Instead of taking drugs for life, HIV sufferers might instead have a one-off treatment that would leave them virus-free. The 42-year-old American had been infected with HIV for a decade. He was treated with antiretroviral drugs in Berlin, where he lives, for four years to hold the disease in check, but then developed leukaemia. Since being given a bone marrow transplant two years ago, he has not taken antiretroviral drugs to control HIV and has had no resurgence of either disease. He is believed to be the longest HIV-free survivor who was previously treated with antiretroviral drugs. Full details of the case were published for the first time in The New England Journal of Medicine. An editorial in the journal says it "places further emphasis on gene therapies" for HIV, adding: "The case paves the way for innovative approaches that provide long-lasting viral control with limited toxicities for persons with HIV infection." The man's treatment began with a search by doctors at Berlin's Charité Hospital for a bone marrow donor with a genetic resistance to HIV. One of the strangest features of the disease is the way some people who have been exposed to the virus on many occasions remain uninfected. Twenty years ago, it was noticed that certain prostitutes in Nairobi remained uninfected despite exposure to the virus through thousands of sexual contacts. Read The Rest HERE

Movie Trailer | ANY1 4 A One Nightstand?? :

I will admit, I am a sucka for a good trailer.Especially when that trailer is for an interesting indy film or a from rags 2 riches hustle story. Medicine for Melancholy: is a love story of communication and one-night stands told through two African-American late twenty-somethings dealing with issues of class, identity,and the evolving conundrum of being a minority in rapidly gentrifying San Francisco-a city with the smallest proportional black population of any other major American city