Marshall Matz of the Friends of the World Food Program (WFP) has written a timely article on nutrition in the fight against AIDS.

Here is the the article courtesy of Marshall Matz and the Friends of WFP:

December 1 marks World AIDS Day - a day that acknowledges the global challenge of HIV/AIDS, which has claimed the lives of millions. Sub-Saharan Africa in particular is steadily crumbling under the burden of the HIV virus. Approximately 10 percent of the world's population resides in the region and two-thirds of all HIV/AIDS cases can be found there. Life expectancy is about 50 years in many of the 47 sub-Saharan African countries.

“Few people have meant as much to college football as Bobby Bowden. He is a legendary figure in the truest sense of the word and a great ambassador for the game itself.

“There will be very few that will ever win as many games, but more impressive are his values and the impact he has had on those that have played for him and those that have had the privilege of working with him.

In time for World AIDS Day, which this year highlights universal access to HIV services and human rights, the WHO has issued new, welcome recommendations on the use of antiretroviral drugs (ARVs) that promise to bring countries closer to reaching the Millennium Development Goals and the global community closer to eliminating pediatric HIV and AIDS around the world.

Rockstar Games just released the second full-length trailer for Red Dead Redemption. Titled “My Name is John Marston,” this sneak peak at next year’s highly-anticipated open-world western adventure sheds the first light on Redemption’s gritty, action-packed narrative. Spanning a massive countryside that includes the American frontier, tumultuous Mexican border towns, and the bustling cities of the Northeast, trailer 2 hints at Marston’s motivations and highlights a few of the colorful characters he will encounter on his journey.