You may be horrified to learn just how damaging high fructose corn syrup is and how insidious its placement is as an additive. Please join Maria as she chats with “The Vitamin Professor” – Doug Ingoldsby in this terribly revealing discussion about the food industry.
Today is World Martini Day that is, for you to shake up, or stir your inner Bond and enjoy one of the most iconic cocktails.
The martini is one of history’s most iconic cocktails, from its humble beginnings as a vermouth heavy libation in the 1860s, through the Bond era, into the ‘tini’ madness of the 80s and 90s, and up to present day… where anything goes.
Drinking a martini is a very individual experience, and although the ingredients are few, the possibilities are endless. With that in mind, we are wondering how will you prepare your martini today, World Martini Day, June 19th?
From the 1800s to the Bond era, the martini has persisted as a cultural icon. Whether it’s shaken, stirred or straight up with a garnish of lemon, the possibilities are limitless.
Go on, join the likes of Bond, Bogart, Fitzgerald and FDR, and make this iconic cocktail with your own vodka.
Personally, I’ve been drinking martinis for many years. I even have a martini glass collection. Enjoy!
May is Mental Illness Awareness month. Please join Maria as she visits with Duane Bentzen. Duane is the former President of the Ventura County affiliate of the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI), for the past three years and a member of the NAMI Board of Directors for four years.
Duane shares about the national organization, the local organization and his own personal story about his son who was diagnosed with Paranoid Schizophrenia in 2002. It’s a story about fighting for treatment and in light of the weekend events in Isla Vista, it is a timely story of how mental illness and that fight for treatment is a critical piece in the quest to answer some unanswerable questions.
www.nami.org www.namiventura.org
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May is National Celiac Awareness Month and Maria’s guest, Dr. Janet Angel, PhD shares seven steps for taming gluten sensitivity. It is estimated about 20 million American presently suffer from gluten intolerance and this provides a message of hope.
Major Latino support for sentencing reform was discussed during today’s press conference. There was an unveiling of the results of a poll about an all-time Latino support in the midst of SB 1010, the Fair Sentencing Act, moving through the California legislature.
Speakers include: Arturo Carmona, Executive Director of Presente.org.
Dr. Adrian Pantoja, Senior Analyst at Latino Decisions, Professor of Politics at Pitzer College.
Armando Gudino, Policy Associate
at Drug Policy Alliance.
Mike De La Rocha, Director of Strategic Partnerships at Californias for Safey and Justice.
#LatinoDecisions #PresenteOrg
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