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A recent study in Los Angeles , capital of the Crystal kingdom , found that more than two-thirds of men using Crystal sometimes or always put themselves at risk for HIV . It is good for me to listen to one of my favorite pieces to be reminded of why I do this - - why I put myself through the bad days - - because I do feel so many rewards . We should be pleased that young women have become better educated , but bothered that young men have not kept pace and continue to put themselves at risk . Author of several books about neuroscience and new technology and a contributor to highbrow magazines such as Wired and Slate , Mr. Johnson is not in the business of putting himself out of business . " That puts us at a significant disadvantage when we are thinking in terms of parity . Hundreds of women in Kenya , who live along Lake Victoria , put themselves at risk of HIV by engaging in sex with fishermen in exchange for fish to sell . Bob suggested that the power of putting it out there as a web page puts it at everyone ’ s fingertips , it can readily be improved over time , it avoids the need for linear-type long report , and it would be great tool to click around on for the Big Cypress RCT , both at our meetings and back everyone ’ s respective office . Additionally , the environmental movement is by and large middle class and white , putting it out of sync with the racial and economic diversity of community developers and the neighborhoods in which they work . " Nobody is going to put themselves at risk , " she said , referring to McCallum 's plan to allow fines . There were the heroic efforts in yellow fever , and so forth , where many physicians put themselves at risk .