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Segment - I 11:00pm—11:25pm
Guest:Judi and Shari Zucker, co-authors of The Double Energy Diet, discussed their book
that shows how you can lose weight gradually and permanently while simultaneously boosting your energy to new heights. The program outlined in the book allows you to attain a healthy weight andfulfill all nutritional needs, reduce the amount of fat in your meals, save time and money spent in the kitchen, satisfy both physical hunger and psychological cravings as well as to use less resources and leave a smaller eco imprint.
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Segment - II 11:25pm—11:40pm
Guest: Eleanor Brown, Founder of Life-Long: Sisters Staying Healthy, discussed this Los Angeles based non-profit organizations’ dedication to helping African American and other minority women to maintain health, longevity and quality of life. She also provided an assessment of the existing health disparities within LA County’s ethnic communities that she says will increase dramatically with the aging of the Baby Boomer generation. This disproportion will be particularly true for African American women, with the shortest life expectancy among women of all racial and ethnic groups in the state. Eleanor also promoted Life-Long’s Annual “Sisters Staying Healthy” Conference set for November 6th
Contact: For more info call [213] 814-9168 or, visit www.life-long.org
Segment - III 11:40pm—11:50pm
Guest: Guy Mehula, LAUSD, discussed the LAUSD building program and his role as LAUSD Chief facilities executive, overseeing the $20.3 billion new construction and modernization program. A program that was prompted by the desire to relieve overcrowding through building new schools, and to repair and update facilities that were often more than 50 years old. Aside from building new schools, LAUSD is modernizing existing schools that are in poor shape due to being overcrowded. In addition, not enough maintenance work was done on the schools in the past 50 years or more. We want to give students the best facilities possible, whether they are old or new.
Contact: Robert Guard [213] 241-2077 or, visit: laschools.org
Segment - IV 11:50pm—12:00am
Guest: Keith Gibbs, Founder of the Commit II Achieve Boot Camp for disadvantaged youth. Gibbs, who is better known as "Sarge" talked about how he has used his knowledge as a certified personal trainer and former military experience to create a phenomenal program for youth whose core curriculum consists of mentoring, tutoring by certificated teachers, and physical activity designed specifically for at-risk youth and former juvenile offenders. In addition to the physical activity component implemented in the program, he uses verbal motivation and variety of techniques that alter negative behavior which ultimately results in students with better grades and more positive attitudes and behaviors.
Contact: Call [626] 797-4882 or, visit: sargesphysicaltraining.com
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