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The Hot Boys World iMix Playlist
The Hot Boys World iMix Playlist - More Boys, Hot Boys, More Toys, Love Boys! The artistic artists, Clint Crisher, TyRon Jackson, Hot2Go and Darrell Russ all serve and feed an electrifying sexy mix of hot foreplay and elements of alluring beats and also feature charismatic and suggestive vocals. There’s a strong sensual content to the lyrics which makes this playlist an enticing blend of sultry melodies wrapped around vibrant sounds. The industrial electronic pulses on, The Hot Boys World iMix Playlist brings out the freak in all of us and will put you in a sexy danceable mood.
Monday, March 29, 2010
National HIV Testing Day on JUNE 27, 2010
National HIV Testing Day (NHTD) is an annual campaign coordinated by the National Association of People with AIDS to encourage people of all ages to "Take the Test, Take Control."
Day 7 - Carl Crosco - The Hot Boys Sexpert
Our sexpert Carl Crosco is back and setting the record gayly forward! He has so much to share and out of rehab. The Hot Boys Sexpert, Carl Crosco is sharing his life! He talks about living with HIV and how he continues to find his purpose and direction every single day as a son, lover, educator and friend.
Saturday, January 16, 2010
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Tuesday, December 22, 2009
DAY 4 - Carl Crosco - The Hot Boys Sexpert
Q:What can you take if you believe you have been exposed to the HIV virus last night?
A: How REYATAZ Can Help
REYATAZ is an HIV medication available by prescription. It is in a class of HIV medications called protease inhibitors. Protease inhibitors are a kind of HIV medication that fight HIV in the body by preventing the virus from multiplying.
REYATAZ is a protease inhibitor, a type of HIV medication that helps the virus from destroying CD4+ cells.
Once-daily REYATAZ has been demonstrated effective in managing HIV. As part of an HIV therapy regimen, once-daily REYATAZ:
•Is taken once daily with food.
•Can help raise your CD4+ cell (or T-cell) count. CD4+ cells are an important part of your immune system. The more CD4+ cells you have, the stronger your immune system.
•Can help lower your viral load to undetectable levels.* That means REYATAZ can lower the amount of HIV in your blood until it cannot be measured by current tests.
•Has a low chance of diarrhea (a 1-3% rate of moderate-to-severe diarrhea clinical trials).
For most people, the recommended dose of REYATAZ is one 300 mg pill taken once daily with ritonavir as part of HIV combination therapy. For people who have never taken HIV medicines before and cannot tolerate ritonavir, the recommended dose of REYATAZ is two 200 mg pills once daily as part of HIV combination therapy.
REYATAZ does not cure HIV or help prevent passing HIV to others.
* "Undetectable" is defined as a viral load that is too low to be picked up by a particular test. Typically, it is a viral load of less than 400 or 50 copies/mL (depending on test used).
http://www.reyataz.com/
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Monday, December 15, 2008
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Friday, November 21, 2008
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AIDS Walk and APLA raise $3.1 million
Congratulations to 30,000 AIDS walkers who joined us on October 19 and raised more than $3.1 million for APLA and other AIDS service organizations throughout Los Angeles County!
We're already putting your generosity to work to prevent HIV among youth and people of color, to support those who are too sick to leave their homes and to secure the future of programs that provide life-saving care for people who rely on government support. We're making progress on our new South Los Angeles dental clinic, which will offer first-rate treatment to an underserved community. And later this month, each of our Necessities of Life Program food pantry clients will receive groceries for a special Thanksgiving holiday meal.
It's not too late to sponsor an AIDS walker or to join us at a holiday food drive. Your support makes our work possible.
Craig E. ThompsonExecutive Director
What's New
APLA has published the seventh edition of Corpus, a journal that uses art, cultural criticism, poetry, short stories and humor to reveal the challenges of HIV prevention in gay and bisexual communities.
This issue, subtitled "Desire Between Men: Voces Mundial" [Worldwide Voices], was released to coincide with the 2008 International AIDS Conference and features an international theme with a collection of invited works from around the globe.
Skillfully compiled by guest editor Andy Quan, each piece offers a global perspective on issues of HIV infection, stigma, discrimination, violence and homophobia. According to United Nations' estimates, fewer than 1 in 20 men who have sex with men worldwide has access to HIV prevention, care and treatment. Download a copy of Corpus from our Web site.
Profile
For Garry Brown and wife Crystal, the simple instruction was daunting: "Don’t take medication on an empty stomach." It meant that, on some nights, Garry and Crystal would skip their vital HIV treatment simply because there was no meal to accompany it."That’s when we discovered the Necessities of Life Program food pantry just down the street from where we live," Garry recalls.
He and his wife visit each week, stocking their refrigerator with groceries and hygiene supplies. And they attend food demonstrations and meet with an APLA dietitian, who helps them develop a healthy eating plan and stick to their treatment regimens. "NOLP is a lifesaver for us," Garry says. "And this Thanksgiving, we'll even have leftovers!"Learn more about our food pantry network and how you can help keep our shelves stocked for the holidays.
Giving
Independent business owners and parents of three, Klaus and Jami Heidegger keep a demanding schedule. But the family also makes helping others a priority. "My father always told me that anyone is capable of changing another person's life for the better, and I've carried that with me," Klaus says. When the Heideggers lost several close friends to AIDS, they resolved to do whatever they could to fight the epidemic. "Supporting APLA… is so important to us," Klaus explains. "I see the organization expanding in our community -- doing more for people who are struggling -- and we want to make sure that work continues." It's an instinct Klaus and Jami have instilled in their children, as well: "Our daughter now volunteers to cook at a local food bank," he says. "We all have to offer support in our community however we can."
Visit our Web site and learn how you can join the fight.
Take Action
On October 23, APLA joined with Physicians for Human Rights (PHR) and the UCLA Program in Global Health to host "Politics and Realities of Global and Local AIDS," a town hall meeting to discuss the current state of efforts to combat the AIDS pandemic both internationally and here in the United States.
Participants included (above, from left) PHR CEO Frank Donaghue; Physicians for Human Rights (PHR) Health Action AIDS Campaign Director Pat Daoust; Associate Director of the UCLA AIDS Institute, Director of the UCLA Program in Global Health and Advisor to PHR’s Health AIDS Action campaign Dr. Thomas Coates; Congressman Howard Berman (D-CA); Honorable Dr. Elioda Tumwesigye, APLA Executive Director Craig E. Thompson; and Associate Director of the UCLA AIDS Institute and Professor of Psychiatry and Biobehavioral Sciences, Semel Institute at UCLA Dr. Gail Wyatt.
Amid reports that more people than ever before (over 1.1 million) are now living with HIV/AIDS in the U.S., panelists called for the development of a national AIDS strategy to fight the domestic epidemic.Learn more about APLA's global advocacy or join our online activist network today.
Photos of the Month
A record-setting crowd of more than 30,000 filled the streets of West Hollywood and Los Angeles for AIDS Walk Los Angeles on Sunday, October 19. View a selection of photos from the event at the AIDS Walk photo gallery.
Photo credits: Brian Lowe, Elise Caitlin, Alan Gastelum
The Last Word
"There are 2.1 million people dying of AIDS every year. If instead of AIDS those people were on planes that were falling from the sky, it would be more than 5,000 planes. The U.N. Security Council would call an emergency meeting. The world would stop -- and everyone would try to solve this problem. Instead, it's business as usual."
-- The Honorable Dr. Elioda Tumwesigye, chair of the Committee on HIV/AIDS and Related Matters of Uganda, speaking at the October 23 town hall meeting, "Politics and Realities of Global and Local AIDS."
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AIDS Project Los Angeles (APLA), one of the largest non-profit AIDS service organizations in the United States, provides bilingual direct services, prevention education and leadership on HIV/AIDS-related policy and legislation. Marking 25 years of service in 2008, APLA is a community-based, volunteer-supported organization with local, national and global reach.
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Friday, October 31, 2008
HIV & Healthy Diet
Hello Again!!!! Thanks to all of you for coming back to my blog. Hopefully you have found some useful information and that you see it as not to technical. I try but sometimes I guess I could get to technical or statistically oriented. If I do and it doesn’t work for you let met know. I want to be as factual as possible so as not to give any info that isn’t pertinent to you but remember I am just a guy like you. I just feel a calling to share my experiences and as much information as I can so we all can live our lives to the fullest.Something really wonderful has happened since I took on this challenge of providing solid information. Not only am I passing along what I have learned but my research is also educating me. Sort of a refresher course in some areas and a definite new learning experience in others. It is the best of both worlds!!
Okay! “Nuff of that. Let’s move on.
Living with HIV is not, repeat, NOT my weakness in life nor has it been my downfall. Granted, when I was first diagnosed and before I took control I did have a major pity party as I have mentioned to you in previous blogs. But soon I learned that having HIV is not just part of me but who I am. It has been and will be one of the strongest stepping stones in my life.
I have lived with this infection for over a decade. Right now I have never looked better. Don’t believe me? Check out my pic. Unlike the old saying “you can’t judge a book by its cover” in my case you can. Ok. Ok. Maybe I’m being a little (?) egotistical and a little (?) narcissistic but hey! when you got it – you got it! If you will let me educate and empower you with the information I have those of you that have contracted this infection will see it is not the end. Hell – it can be and for me was, the beginning.
When I take a good look at my past I have no doubt whatsoever getting HIV was the biggest wake up call I would ever have. Yes I wondered if God had forsaken me (Remember I told you I believe in God) and had condemned me with HIV. But I know now He didn’t. I am not angry (that left long ago) and I definitely don’t have those pity parties anymore. I can truly say I have no regrets. In some way, and I know this will sound strange, I only have a sense of relief. I can’t explain it but it is there. When I wake up every morning with a smile on my face I know I am blessed. I have many things to offer and this blog is just one.
11 years is a very long time. If you have been following my blogs you know I do not take the “cocktail” and my counts are excellent. Just like me, you hold the keys to your future. You can make having HIV a barrier to living life or you can take it little by little and move on towards a full and happy life.
Now something about healthy living with HIV. Your diet is crucial. I eat a lot of poultry, steak and drink a lot of milk. I make sure I get as much protein as possible from the foods I eat. Carbs are particularly good for people with HIV. Pasta, potatoes, bread. I don’t overeat. I’m not a calorie counter but I know when I should stop and I do. I drink a lot of different things making sure I am as hydrated as possible at all times. I also eat foods that are high in fiber. That is critical at least to me. Yes I do drink alcohol and sometimes more than I should but what did I say? I am living my life.
Personally I have to eat a lot but I don’t, as I said, overeat. My metabolism is high so if I don’t keep “fuel in the furnace” I’ll run down which could cause some issues as you can imagine. Exercise? I honestly don’t get enough but I am not a couch potato. Still, it wouldn’t hurt me to get to the gym more often. (Hmmmm! Just thought. There are some other reasons to go there, too, LOL) One thing for sure. If you eat right, exercise some, and generally take care of yourself you will feel and look great. Come to think of it whether you have HIV or not that should be your mantra. If you are on the “cocktail” nutrition is a major key in the break down of the HIV meds.
I guess one of the biggest things (and was hard for me) is to remember it is your life. If you have the attitude of being sorry for yourself then, hell, give it up. If that is you get over it!! You got the bug and once you have it you have it. Instead of feeling sorry for yourself get off your ass and do something that will make you have a super release of those wonderful endorphins. Exercise will do that. Food, in moderation, will do that. Being with friends will do that, too.
I want to feel that I am here as more than just the “sexpert”. I can and want to be a companion and a lifetime friend who will be true to you. I had to “man up”, as my dad says, and get the balls to come out again. This time letting everyone know I had HIV. Candidly, coming out gay was a helluva lot easier but I am so glad I no longer hide (from myself) that I am HIV positive. Actually, not keeping the secret is very beneficial to my well being and, in turn, I now am able to share what could possibly be some life saving or, at the least, life changing, information with you.
I just read what I have written and guess I really got to rambling. Oh well. Sometime that is how conversations go. Lots of rambling but lots of information put out. Anyways, it is time to close for now. But, I do want to tell all of you and especially those of you who are positive that you are not alone. In life you can either “choose to” or “choose not to”. I chose “to”.. live life, that is. I have a fantastic life. I surround myself with positive people and I grow each day. Everyone can do the same. You just got to “choose to”.
Until next time – Be Safe, Be Smart and always stay 10 steps ahead. Send me your questions and comments and I will answer at sexpert@thbworld.tv
Your Sexpert,
I want to feel that I am here as more than just the “sexpert”. I can and want to be a companion and a lifetime friend who will be true to you. I had to “man up”, as my dad says, and get the balls to come out again. This time letting everyone know I had HIV. Candidly, coming out gay was a helluva lot easier but I am so glad I no longer hide (from myself) that I am HIV positive. Actually, not keeping the secret is very beneficial to my well being and, in turn, I now am able to share what could possibly be some life saving or, at the least, life changing, information with you.
I just read what I have written and guess I really got to rambling. Oh well. Sometime that is how conversations go. Lots of rambling but lots of information put out. Anyways, it is time to close for now. But, I do want to tell all of you and especially those of you who are positive that you are not alone. In life you can either “choose to” or “choose not to”. I chose “to”.. live life, that is. I have a fantastic life. I surround myself with positive people and I grow each day. Everyone can do the same. You just got to “choose to”.
Until next time – Be Safe, Be Smart and always stay 10 steps ahead. Send me your questions and comments and I will answer at sexpert@thbworld.tv
Your Sexpert,
Sunday, October 26, 2008
JUST SAY NO TO PROPOSITION 8
Hey Boys!!!
Yet another beautiful week passes and I am alive and kickin’ and doing great! I am really excited about everything that is going on and I’ll clue you in on just what is going on in future blogs. But for now I need to cover some ground on some real important things for all us.
My first contact with you basically laid out the ground work for my weekly writings where I will touch on many topics that involve us all. As I’ve said, I am going to be as honest as I can and may be sometimes brutally honest. I also have no doubt there will be some things where we will disagree but that is cool. All you’ve got to do is write back and express your opinion. I want this to be an open forum on the many topics that impact our community and your opinions, even those in disagreement with mine, are welcome. Just provide the facts and those facts may result in me changing my opinion. I am very pleased to be able to represent the gay community on so many strong and, to some, controversial topics and your input is vital to me and to all of us.
PROP8
ELIMINATES RIGHT OF SAME–SEX COUPLES TO MARRY. INITIATIVE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT.
Changes the California Constitution to eliminate the right of same-sex couples to marry in CA.
Provides that only marriage between a man and a woman is valid or recognized in CA.
My first topic this week is the upcoming election both national and state. As for national, for now I am not going to say whom I may vote for. Honestly, I still don’t know. Neither of the main presidential candidates excite me and I am not sure who would be best for our country. I wish the choice was clearer. For me, it isn’t. But, one of the big votes in California will be on Proposition 8. Proposition 8 basically eliminates the right of same sex couples to marry. If it passes, it will add a new constitutional amendment to the California Constitution that will say "Only marriage between a man and a woman is valid or recognized in California" and it will be known in law as the California Marriage Protection Act. We definitely need to vote NO on this proposition. Why?
Surprise! It’s not because I want to have the right to marry the man I love because I can. The law permits it now. My main opposition is whose business is it period who we marry? If you and he (or she) are truly in love and committed in the truest sense you should have that right to declare it publicly. Basically, boys, that’s what a wedding ceremony is. A public declaration of love and lifetime commitment.
Don’t get me wrong. I’m not advocating someone can marry their brother, sister, aunt, uncle, or dog. But I do not need someone sticking their damn nose in to my business and denying me the right to enjoy my life with the person I love. Proposition 8 will give those gorgeous men in blue (you know who I mean – “Chippies”) the right to lock me up just for doing what has been done for centuries – marrying the person I love. Enough said on this. JUST VOTE NO TO PROPOSITION 8!
One last thing concerning the upcoming election. Regardless, if you are a supporter of McCain, Obama, Barr, Nader, or whomever vote. It is a privilege that many have and will die for. Don’t take it lightly.
OneVote Initiative
Not quite old enough to vote on Nov. 4th? That's ok, you can still cast your ballot with our friend OneVote, from Channel One News. They are hosting the largest national youth mock election in history and you can register your opinion at on the candidates and political issues at OneVote.com from now until Friday. Don't wait! (oh, and tell your parents, siblings and anyone you know who's 18+ to vote on Nov. 4th)
Now, my fellow hot boys. Let’s move on to another topic. Actually a continuation of a topic I briefly mentioned last week. If you recall, I mentioned both HIV 1 and HIV 2 and did briefly detail just what HIV 1 is. This week, I want to give some info on HIV 2.
According to the medical world, studies of HIV 2 have shown that it weakens the immune system more slowly than HIV 1. It is more predominant in Africa than in the U.S. but it is out there. Because the symptoms manifest themselves more slowly this version sorta sneaks up on you. If you are at risk for HIV 1 then ditto for HIV 2. It may be slower but the results are the same. Obviously, only total abstinence will prevent any of us from getting this disease or any STD but I know and you know that ain’t gonna happen. So, use a latex condom. Also, just as with HIV 1, do not share needles (even better don’t do those drugs where you have to inject. And better than that don’t do drugs period), limit your sex partners and, if you are infected, let your partner know. Masturbation, whether solo or with a partner, is also an alternative. Granted, it may be boring but God knows is better than nothing. Google either HIV 1 or 2 for as much information as you want.
If that special someone comes along be smart and insist he be smart also. Remember, “you won’t get sick if you cover his dick.” Safe sex ensures your well being and that of your partner. It feels great and you have a clear conscious because you have done the right thing. Bottom line, every decision you make is totally up to you and can impact your life as well as many other people. Be smart.
Well, that about does it for this edition. Stay tuned for next week’s installment where I will continue to educate, inform, and give you some more of my life history. I want you to get in touch with yourself. Get to know yourself as you will get to know me.
Learning more about HIV and AIDS: AVERT.org has a great deal of information about AIDS, about the global epidemic, HIV and AIDS statistics and education.
Last thing – here is a reminder to all. Gay Pride is going to be in Palm Springs, CA, November 1st and 2nd. Don’t miss the official kick-off for "The Hot Boys World”. I will make an appearance at this event and I am looking forward to seeing everyone there. Also, don’t miss the fabulous Pepper MaShay and Clint Crisher performing at the event. Guarantee something you do not want to miss. Anyway – SEE YOU AT PRIDE!!!!
Your Sexpert,Carl Crosco
Tuesday, October 21, 2008
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