"I’ll grab my laptop, a cell-phone (for wireless Internet), and a camera, and show you, for 24 hours, the world of those who aren’t as fortunate as most of us are. You will find me in an emergency ward at six AM, writing about those who work there and those who need them, at eight I’ll be at a homeless shelter soup kitchen, making breakfast, and telling you stories, at ten we’ll provide, together, comfort and help to some of the death-watch inhabitants at the local AIDS-ward, only to move on, later, to be at a candle-light vigil for Rachel Corrie at the local Synangogue. We’ll go and meet a juvie probations officer and his “clients”, we’ll dive into the night, seeking out a San Francisco needle exchange (NX) (some place I won’t take pictures, I hope you’ll understand), and talk to some people there. We’ll meet the hookers, the bums, the dying, and the dead."