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Looking for something unique to do on your travels to Italy, totally tourist free?  One thing I'm asked all the time is: "what can I do while I'm in Italy that's unique and tourist free?" I always suggest getting involved in an initiative that will benefit the Italian community and get you immersed in an activity with Italians.  Most everyone is familiar with the Komen Race for the Cure, an initiative to raise breast cancer awareness, and offer breast cancer education and health tips for the community. Rome's Komen Race for the Cure is just around the corner, scheduled for Sunday, May 12. It's easy to register and the run/walk takes you through 5 km of the most picturesque areas of the Eternal City!

Discussions on the ongoing UAW strike, the Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure, and over 20 years of the 20 Under 40 awards with Art Wheaton - Cornell University Dir. of Labor Studies; Gretchen Awad – Executive Director of NW Ohio Susan G. Komen; Gretchen DeBacker - 1996 20 Under 40 Recipient.

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About the Author Romona Robinson is an eight time Emmy award winning anchor, speaker and author of A Dirt Road to Somewhere, Your Voice is Your Power, and her brand new book--"Poor Girl Rich Life".. She is one of the most respected and admired journalists in northeast Ohio and was inducted into the Press Club of Cleveland's Journalism Hall of Fame in 2016. She is winner of the prestigious Edward R Murrow Award along with her station, WOIO-TV 19, where she served as primary anchor. She received the 2017 Alpha Woman Award, given to women who exemplify power in their field and uses it to empower women. Her tireless work in the community with children, women and diversity issues, has earned her many prestigious awards. The YWCA's Women of Achievement, The Diversity in Media Award and many more. For 20 years, she has served as Honorary Chair of the Komen Race for the Cure. She's most proud of creating Romona's Kids in 1990, a program to highlight and encourage children to realize their full potential. ​​With over 30 years of broadcast and speaking experience, Romona has also traveled the country covering and interviewing presidents and world leaders. In 2011, she garnered an exclusive interview with President Barack Obama. Romona has gained the trust of viewers for her integrity and unbiased reporting and is known and loved throughout northeast Ohio for her community service and powerful and very real message as a motivational speaker.. Romona earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Broadcast Journalism from Lincoln University in Jefferson City, Missouri. Visit her website @ http://romonarobinson.com FaceBook: http://facebook.com/RomonaRobinson19/ Twitter: http://twitter.com/romonarobinson Amazon: http://amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=romona+robinson+

Romona Robinson is an eight time Emmy award winning anchor, speaker and author of A Dirt Road to Somewhere, Your Voice is Your Power, and her brand new book--"Poor Girl Rich Life".. She is one of the most respected and admired journalists in northeast Ohio and was inducted into the Press Club of Cleveland's Journalism Hall of Fame in 2016. She is winner of the prestigious Edward R Murrow Award along with her station, WOIO-TV 19, where she served as primary anchor. She received the 2017 Alpha Woman Award, given to women who exemplify power in their field and uses it to empower women. Her tireless work in the community with children, women and diversity issues, has earned her many prestigious awards. The YWCA's Women of Achievement, The Diversity in Media Award and many more. For 20 years, she has served as Honorary Chair of the Komen Race for the Cure. She's most proud of creating Romona's Kids in 1990, a program to highlight and encourage children to realize their full potential. ​​With over 30 years of broadcast and speaking experience, Romona has also traveled the country covering and interviewing presidents and world leaders. In 2011, she garnered an exclusive interview with President Barack Obama. Romona has gained the trust of viewers for her integrity and unbiased reporting and is known and loved throughout northeast Ohio for her community service and powerful and very real message as a motivational speaker.. Romona earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Broadcast Journalism from Lincoln University in Jefferson City, Missouri. Visit my website at www.romonarobinson.com FaceBook: https://www.facebook.com/RomonaRobinson19/ Twitter:https://twitter.com/romonarobinson http://vimeo.com/802796484 Amazon:https://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=romona+robinson+  

Romona Robinson is an eight time Emmy award winning anchor, speaker and author of A Dirt Road to Somewhere,Your Voice is Your Power, and Poor Girl Rich Life. She is one of the most respected and admired journalists in northeast Ohio and was inducted into the Press Club of Cleveland's Journalism Hall of Fame in 2016. She is the winner of the prestigious Edward R Murrow Award along with WOIO-TV 19, where she served as primary anchor. She received the 2017 Alpha Woman Award, given to women who exemplify power in their field and uses it to empower women. Her tireless work in the community with children, women and diversity issues, has earned her many prestigious awards. The YWCA's Women of Achievement, The Diversity in Media Award and many more. For 20 years, she has served as Honorary Chair of the Komen Race for the Cure. She's most proud of creating Romona's Kids in 1990, a program to highlight and encourage children to realize their full potential. ​​With over 30 years of broadcast and speaking experience, Romona has also traveled the country covering and interviewing presidents and world leaders. In 2011, she garnered an exclusive interview with President Barack Obama. Romona has gained the trust of viewers for her integrity and unbiased reporting and is known and loved throughout northeast Ohio for her community service and powerful and very real message as a motivational speaker.. http://romonarobinson.com :http://facebook.com/RomonaRobinson19/http://twitter.com/romonarobinson COFRP:http://en.padverb.com/COFRPhttp://youtube.com/@COFRP

Romona Robinson is an eight time Emmy award winning anchor, speaker and author of A Dirt Road to Somewhere,Your Voice is Your Power, and Poor Girl Rich Life. She is one of the most respected and admired journalists in northeast Ohio and was inducted into the Press Club of Cleveland's Journalism Hall of Fame in 2016. She is the winner of the prestigious Edward R Murrow Award along with WOIO-TV 19, where she served as primary anchor. She received the 2017 Alpha Woman Award, given to women who exemplify power in their field and uses it to empower women. Her tireless work in the community with children, women and diversity issues, has earned her many prestigious awards. The YWCA's Women of Achievement, The Diversity in Media Award and many more. For 20 years, she has served as Honorary Chair of the Komen Race for the Cure. She's most proud of creating Romona's Kids in 1990, a program to highlight and encourage children to realize their full potential. ​​With over 30 years of broadcast and speaking experience, Romona has also traveled the country covering and interviewing presidents and world leaders. In 2011, she garnered an exclusive interview with President Barack Obama. Romona has gained the trust of viewers for her integrity and unbiased reporting and is known and loved throughout northeast Ohio for her community service and powerful and very real message as a motivational speaker..800-296-8232 (Work) http://romonarobinson.com :http://facebook.com/RomonaRobinson19/ http://twitter.com/romonarobinson COFRP:http://en.padverb.com/COFRP http://youtube.com/@COFRP

Join the free Facebook group to meet other go-getter professionals like yourself www.facebook.com/groups/salonandsuitebusiness Listen to the full episode to learn from Ohio's #1 salon and spa with six locations and a yoga studio. Debbie Penzone, president and CEO of Penzone Salon and Spa, shares their outstanding business's beginning and rebranding. Raised in a tight-knit family in a small town, Debbie is passionate about giving back, from leading a nonprofit board to driving to the hospital and taking the time to style a cancer patient. Debbie donates a considerable amount of time serving on the boards of several industry, nonprofit and charitable organizations, including: ▪ Vice President of the International SalonSpa Business Network ▪ Member of Intercoiffure and the Professional Beauty Association ▪ Childhood League Assisting Board XII ▪ American Heart Association Board Member ▪ Franklin Park Conservatory Sustaining Board Member Formerly: ▪ Responsible RestartOhio Personal Services Advisory Group Chairperson ▪ Childhood League Center President ▪ Women's President Organization Board Member ▪ A Kid Again Board Member ▪ American Cancer Society Board Member ▪ Dress for Success Board Member ▪ Haven of Hope Board Member ▪ SAKS Fifth Avenue External Advisory Board Member Debbie founded Earth Angels, which donates money to causes from fighting cancer to empowering girls. She recently opened a new fund at The Columbus Foundation called the "LIT LOVE LIFE + YOGA Fund," which supports wellness in all forms throughout Columbus. She established the Charles Penzone Mother-Daughter Spa Day with A Kid Again, pampering teen cancer patients and their mothers for nearly 20 years. She helped the American Cancer Society develop its "Look Good, Feel Better" program and is an active supporter of Pelotonia and Komen Race for the Cure. Debbie also authored "Debbie's Club™: Discovering MyTrueBeauty™ for Girls," an interactive workbook to inspire girls to recognize their unique inner beauty. She is a certified yoga instructor and meditation guide, a marathon runner, a cyclist, a vegan, an optimist, a traveler, an art lover, and a fashion enthusiast. In addition, Debbie is a devoted wife to her husband, Charles, chairman and founder of Charles Penzone Incorporated. When not leading the business, you'll likely find her cooking a new recipe in the kitchen, laughing with her husband, or on a yoga mat. https://www.penzonesalons.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/jennifer-alvarez0/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jennifer-alvarez0/support

Kevin Dalton, President of the Toledo Federation of Teachers and Lori Reffert from Toledo Public Schools talk about the nationwide teacher shortage and what it means for local schools. Adrian City Administrator Greg Elliott talks about what is being done for the residents of the Riverview Terrace Apartment Complex, which has been deemed unsafe. Gretchen Awad, Director of Northwest Ohio Susan G. Komen, talks about their biggest event of the year, the Race for the Cure.

Stasi Trout is a cancer survivor and fundraiser for the Komen Race For The Cure. She is also a Hilliard mom who does private training for adults and young athletes.  During the stay-at-home order, Stasi safely held free outdoor trainings with her socially-distanced neighbors! And she's so much more!  Meet Stasi, a true one-of-a-kind neighbor!!

Jarrod is currently COO at Excelsior Capital, joining the team in June 2019 after spending five years in Public Accounting. He oversees all operational aspects of the business including Finance & Accounting, Marketing, Human Resources, Acquisitions, and Investor Relations. Prior to his current role he was the VP of Finance and Accounting at the company. Immediately prior to Excelsior, Jarrod was a Tax Manager at KraftCPAs in Nashville, TN focusing on medium-sized companies in a wide range of industries. He was also the Finance Director for the Susan G. Komen Race for a Cure of Middle Tennessee from 2017 to 2019. He began his career at BDO and is a Certified Public Accountant in the state of Tennessee, and has received both his B.S. and Master's in Accounting from the University of Mississippi. In this episode, Jarrod will be sitting down with us and share his experience with career transitions and how it has turned out for him. We also talked about the growth, progress, and expansion of Excelsior in the midst of the pandemic and where we see the business in the coming years.  Listen in! [00:01 – 05:46] Opening Segment Welcoming Jarrod to the show Jarrod shares his background Being open to new opportunities [05:47 – 14:38] Career Transitions  How changing careers looked like  Growing with the company  Taking the company from point A to point B  Investor relations and the investor journey  [14:38 – 46:24] Growth, Progress, and Expansion  Excelsior's key improvements  Scaling the business  Improving on utilizing tools to reach more people Business in the middle of COVID Priorities for the coming year  [46:25 – 49:21] Closing Segment More insights and learning How you can connect with Jarrod  Closing words Tweetable Quotes “Our goal since day one is if you invest with us, that's great, we want to take care of you, and we're going to do so. But more than that, we want to kind of break the noise and be that resource for people.” - Jarrod Arnold  ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Connect with Jarrod: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jarrod-arnold-cpa-a3904a40/ (https://www.linkedin.com/in/jarrod-arnold-cpa-a3904a40/) Connect with me: https://www.linkedin.com/in/brian-c-adams/ (LinkedIn) LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, AND LEAVE US  A REVIEW on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, or whatever platform you listen on. Thank you for tuning in and Stay Tuned for the Next Episode COMING SOON!

THIS WEEK'S TOPIC: The POWER OF PURPOSE and STORY to fuel your INFLUENCE! This week, in recognition of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, I'm sharing a refreshed, encore episode that I recorded in 2019 with Ambassador Nancy Brinker, the undisputed leader in the global fight against breast cancer. With a vow to her dying sister, Susan […] The post Building INFLUENCE through purpose & the power of story: Ambassador Nancy Brinker, founder Susan G. Komen/Race for the Cure (Episode 165) appeared first on She Said / She Said.

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How many pounds of books and other stuff is your child lugging to and from school each day? Why it could be causing long-term damage and what to do about it from one of America's top chiropractors (at 15:01) --- Students are back in class, but your back-to-school shopping may not yet be complete... especially when it comes to essential technology and tech accessories (at 22:35) --- With the fair wrapped up, time to turn our attention to the next big community event - this month's Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure... we get a preview and learn how you can be part of the fun (at 37:40)

Meet Linda May!  Linda is a wife, a mother, daughter, grandmother to five beautiful children, and she is also a nurse. Linda is a proud breast cancer survivor, and she shares her emotional experience of participating as a survivor at the very first Race for the Cure in Columbus. She revisits her story of being diagnosed with breast cancer at a younger age with two young daughters at home and is so grateful for the support of her husband and her parents throughout her journey. Linda also shares how a chance meeting with her chemotherapy nurse developed into a relationship that included patient and nurse, neighbors, co-workers, and lifelong friendship. Linda has cared for her own patients with the valuable perspective, full of hope as a long-term survivor.  Linda maintains many interests and is living life to the fullest and thriving!  Join us as we share her inspiring story of friendship, what she has learned about herself, and the value of giving back as a nurse in the care of breast cancer patients.

People are spending more time with their dogs these days, which is good... but a new study finds an alarming number are picking up parasitic infections which could pose a health risk to both your pet and you (at 14:41) --- Around Town: This year's Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure is a virtual affair... but no less critical for breast cancer patients past, present and future (at 23:04) --- What's a car company to do when you build a new supercar and there are no auto shows to show it off? (at 43:10)

Komen's Executive Director, and I think my new friend, Mary Westphal is on for a brief chat about the virtual nature of this year's event. An event that is typically the biggest Toledo gathering of the year.  While there's no race, or survivor's event at 5/3, there IS Pink Week and a broadcast element happening on WTOL. But most importantly, did I do a better interview with Mary than my buddy Melissa Andrews? PS, there is packet pickup and registration at Franklin Park Mall this weekend, and at Dave's Running Shop for the Findlay event. 

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Michael Levine shares insight into the journey that transformed Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure to the More Than Pink Walk. He also shares his favorite sources for knowledge and inspiration that fuel his work as Communications and Marketing Director for Susan G. Komen of Kansas & Western Missouri. It's all in the latest M&C Nonprofit Marketing Talk, an insider's perspective in nonprofit marketing.

Donna Gradel is the 2019 Oklahoma Teacher of the Year and a finalist for the National Teacher of the Year award. Host Rose Else-Mitchell first met Donna in Washington, D.C., earlier this year at a reception for all of the state Teachers of the Year. Today’s episode was recorded via phone.Donna teaches environmental science and innovative research at Broken Arrow High School in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma. Along with her students, Donna created the Aqua for Tharaka campaign, which provides clean water and protein for orphans in Kenya. Under her leadership, Broken Arrow High School was the first Oklahoma school to receive a Lemelson-MIT InvenTeam grant. Donna also co-founded the Together Project, a collaboration between the city and the public schools, dedicated to finding environmentally friendly ways to restore and enhance the city’s waterways. In addition to being an award-winning educator, Donna is an Oklahoma girls’ basketball state championship coach, a Survivor Co-Chair for Tulsa’s Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure, and she holds a bachelor’s and master’s of science from West Virginia University.The HMH Learning Moments: Teachers in America series profiles K–12 teachers across the country. Hear firsthand from the people who are shaping young lives in the classroom every day.Read more: https://www.hmhco.com/blog/hmh-learning-moments-teachers-in-america-donna-gradel-broken-arrow-oklahoma

Mary Anne Adams is Founder and Executive Director of ZAMI NOBLA the National Organization of Black Lesbians on Aging a service, advocacy and community-based research organization for Black lesbians 40 years old and older. She founded and developed the Audre Lorde Scholarship Fund, an international fund that awarded over $250,000 in scholarship monies and expenses to out LGBT scholars of color of all ages from 1997-2008. In 2015, the Scholarship fund redirected its focus to award funds only to Black lesbians and lesbians of color over 40 years of age attending accredited academic institutions in the United States. Adams received her B.A. in Sociology and Social Work from the University of Mississippi and a master’s in social work from Georgia State University. A twelve-year breast cancer survivor, Mary Anne served as an inaugural member of the LGBT National Advisory Council for Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure. In 2018, she was awarded an achievement award by the Gay and Lesbian Medical Association for promoting equality in healthcare for LGBTQ people. Adams has served on the boards of several organizations and was an inaugural member of the LGBT Advisory Council to the Community Foundation for Greater Atlanta as well as one of the founding members of the Atlanta Black LGBT Coalition. Although her focus has been on the African American lesbian community, she uses her seat at the table to also advocate for other marginalized groups. Adams has served as Director of the Community Engagement Core within the Center of Excellence for Health Disparities Research in GSU’s School of Public Health. She has directed multiple research projects at both Emory and GSU since the 1990’s. In all her activities Mary Anne Adams promotes social justice, human rights and social/health equity access through education, advocacy, public policy and research, resource development and multi-generational building.

On this Day on KFIN- 2007 - Carrie Underwood- Wasted. How weather effects restaurant reviews. KFIN getting ready for some ASTATE Baseball. Gotcha Gossip: Britney Spears speaks out. Getting set at The Nutrition Hub. Getting set for KOMEN Race for the Cure. Live at The Nutrition Hub - Powered by Families Inc. We celebrate birthdays! Colby Parker & Hannah Bunch for Second Chances- A re-entry forum. Dalton Steele for the Roy Aldridge Golf Tournament. Dr. Kevin Reed- Vetcare. Danny Graham: AG for Autism. Aaron Howard: ASTATE Baseball.Country Music News: Kelsea Ballerini off on romantic vacation. What's on TV tonight?

LIFE at Conception Texas Spreads, Abortion foes mount direct challenges to Roe v. Wade, A NEED FOR A MISSILE DEFENSE SYSTEM RATHER THAN A SPACE FORCE, eMail Call President Trump to Meet with Dr Deagle MD and John W Spring ASAP, Laser Net Interferrometry Missile Defense, Gerald Bull Linear Accerlator Cannon, Plasma Missile Net System to Destroy Warheads in Near Space, END Russian and Chinese Financial Hedgemony, END Putin and Xi Violation of Monroe Doctrine, STOP Venezuelan Children Starving,Dr Bill Deagle MD AAEM ACAM A4M, NutriMedical Report Show, www.NutriMedical.com, www.ClayandIRON.com, www.Deagle-Network.com,NutriMedical Report Show, Abortion foes mount direct challenges to Roe v. Wadehttps://www.detroitnews.com/story/news/nation/2019/04/10/abortion-foes-mount-direct-challenges-roe-wade/39326001/ Dear Friends,After reading the following letter sent to the President, I would urge you to write your own letter to him that is related to this same subject because mine will probably never reach his desk inside the Oval Office at the White House. While it may be rather difficult to comprehend and imagine what life might be like because you were unwilling to take the initiative, at this time, for trying to contact the White House on this very crucial matter, it would be worse than Atom bomb dropped on Hiroshima or Nagasaki in Japan. So, I must ask for your help right now. On your search engine, please type-in: President Donald J. Trump – The White House and at that website, scroll-down to the very bottom where you will see an icon shaped like an envelope. Then click-on that gray icon, which will take you to the website where you will fill-in all of the required information and your email letter at the bottom of that page and follow directions. JWS April 10, 2019 The PresidentThe White House1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, NWWashington, DC 20500 RE: A NEED FOR A MISSILE DEFENSE SYSTEM RATHER THAN A SPACE FORCE Dear Mr. President: Instead of just a private citizen expressing an opinion for a Missile Defense System rather than a Space Force, let me inform you that we are now involved in the Venezuelan Missile Crisis on La Orchila Island, Venezuela in the Caribbean Sea and Punta Huete, Nicaraguain Central America as well as the North Korean Missile Crisis in East Asia and the Western Pacific. But unlike the former Cuban Missile Crisis during 1962 or the Nicaraguan Missile Crisis in 1983 when Grenada was invaded by U.S. Armed Forces, these current crises are already operational.This means we may not be able to prevent Intermediate-Range Ballistic Missiles armed with Thermonuclear Warheads reaching us from the Caribbean and Central America or ICBMs on the Korean Peninsula from also striking at America. While President Franklin D. Roosevelt invited Albert Einstein with an IQ of about 180 to visit at the White House, it should be possible for another private citizen with and IQ beyond 220 to also be invited to meet with you. Dr. Bill Deagle must be invited because of his ability to design an effective Missile Defense System while my understanding of geopolitical and geophysical phenomena is far beyond the various intelligence agencies in Washington, which is why America still exists. Mr. President, you cannot afford to ignore us any more while we are already in such a peril. Sincerely, John W. Spring…http://americanrtl.org/President Donald Trump Understands ISIS but Not AbortionPresident Donald Trump and ISIS: For all his moral failures, President Elect Donald Trump does understand that ISIS is evil and needs to be stopped, not contained or regulated. A dozen organizations joined RegulationsR.us to launch their social media campaign to urge the Islamic terrorist group ISIS to employ more humane forms of killing. A series of messages, each inspired by a specific piece of pro-life legislation, urges ISIS, for example, to use anesthetics prior to a beheading.meme URLs: AmericanRTL.org/isis1.jpg isis2.jpgisis3.jpg isis4.jpg isis5.jpg isis6.jpg isis7.jpg isis8.jpgisis9.jpgSee also regulationsr.us and ChristianNewswire, and see the top five articles linked to in the blue column on the right, or you can email, write or call us:American Right To LifePO Box 1145Wheat Ridge, CO 80034office@AmericanRTL.org1-888-888-ARTLREAD MORE“Brain Dead?” Don’t Trust that DiagnosisBrain dead means not dead.Options: Read this just below.Hear it on radio at rsr.org/brain-dead.Or watch it here via YouTube…These real life examples of people who have recovered after being pronounced “brain dead” shows that doctors and hospitals are sometimes dead wrong:May 2015 – In Des Moines, Iowa as reported by USA Today, “Taylor’s brain sank part way into her spinal canal. No one comes back from that, the doctors told Taylor’s mother, Stacy, and her father, Chuck Hale. Nothing more could be done. Their daughter was brain dead. It was time to make arrangements to take her off life support and discuss organ donation. … Taylor Hale, considered brain dead by science, awoke from her coma. … ” So the staff doctors will harvest organs, cut out the eyes, etc., of living children at the Des Moines Blank Children’s Hospital, hereafter known as Blankity Blank Hospital. See also this, this, this, this, and this.January 2015 – George Pickering, a 27-year old Texan, was pronounced brain dead by doctors at the Tomball Regional Medical Center when his father threatened to shoot himself if anyone disconnected his son from life support. During the standoff with police, the son repeatedly squeezed his father’s hand, and then woke up later that evening, has made a strong recovery, and in April was baptized after converting to Christianity.March 2014 – A Mississippi man wasn’t pronounced “brain” dead, but dead dead, and zippered into a sack, and shipped to the morgue, where he freaked out the workers by kicking his way out of the body bag just as they were ready to embalm him. Shesh. If multiple nurses and a coroner could get death so very wrong, one would hope that the medical industry could have more humility before God regarding patients who are noticably breathing.July 2013 – A New York woman who was pronounced ‘brain dead’ by doctors unexpectedly awoke just as her organs were about to be removed for transplant.READ MOREHarvard Journal of Law and Public Policy: Protecting Prenatal PersonsA prestigious Harvard University publication, Harvard Journal of Law and Public Policy, published an important paper by Josh Craddock, Protecting Prenatal Persons: Does the Fourteenth Amendment Prohibit Abortion?READ MORENCI Researcher Now Admits Abortion/BC LinkNational Cancer Institute Lead Researcher Reverses HerselfNow Admits Abortion/Breast Cancer Risk FactorUpdated June 2017 — NCI Researcher Now Agrees: Louise A. Brinton, largely responsible for getting the government-funded NCI to deny the abortion-breast cancer link, has reversed herself and co-authored a new study which now describes significant breast cancer risk factors including “induced abortion.”“Specifically, older age, family history of breast cancer, earlier menarche age, induced abortion, and oral contraceptive use were associated with an increased risk for breast cancer,” wrote Brinton and her co-authors in the peer-reviewed Cancer Epidemiology journal of the American Association for Cancer Research. The study also says that these risk factors are “consistent with the effects observed in previous studies on younger women.” (See “Risk Factors for Triple-Negative Breast Cancer,” Brinton, et al., American Association for Cancer Research.)Second NCI Scientist to Confirm Abortion Link: “Pro-choice” Janet Daling has reportedthat “[A]mong women who had been pregnant at least once, the risk of breast cancer in those who had experienced an induced abortion was 50 percent higher than among other women.”Endocrinologist Being Vindicated: Endocrinologist Dr. Joel Brind of Baruch College in New York City is the original dissenter at the NCI’s conference that rejected the abortion link to breast cancer. In Dr. Brind’s report on this NCI researcher’s paper, read about another finding reported by Brinton, the 320% increase in risk for women taking the birth control pill to develop TNBC, Triple Negative Breast Cancer, a particularly aggressive and treatment-resistant cancer. Learn more also at AbortionBreastCancer.com and see a 2011 update regarding Johnson & Johnson below.Hear Dr. Brind address these developments in the last few minutes of this Denver radio broadcast:[ download ]Another NCI-funded Research Admitted Link: Janet Daling, et al., in the Journal of the Nat’l Cancer Institute, earlier acknowledged that, “Among women who had been pregnant at least once, the risk of breast cancer in those who had experienced an induced abortion was 50% higher than among other women… Our data support the hypothesis that an induced abortion can adversely influence a woman’s subsequent risk of breast cancer.” Daling is quoted in the L.A. Daily office@AmericanRTL.org. Thx! “>saying, “I would have loved to have found no association between breast cancer and abortion, but our research is rock solid and our data is accurate.”Nov. 2012 Update: Two more studies, as reported in the Asian Pacific Journal of Cancer Prevention, on a combined group of more than 2,000 women, show induced abortion as a significant risk factor for breast cancer.Mar. 2013 Update: Two more studies, from France and China, show that abortion greatly increases the risk of developing breast cancer. And class action lawsuits fly as Ms. Magazine reports on the many deaths from popular birth control pills.Aug. 2014 Update: A review of a dozen studies shows that the abortion breast cancer link explodes in Asia.In Related News:– Good News: Komen Arizona Shuts Down; October 2017 Race Canceled. By their abortion promotion, Komen actually increases breast cancer incidence. True hope against breast cancer is coming from rsr.org/targeted-antibodies and from efforts to abolish human abortion!– Colorado Right To Life Meets with Komen Race for the Cure OfficialsFor Immediate ReleaseColorado Right To LifeTo Join the Race for the Cure ProtestDenver, Colorado — A meeting last Friday between Komen Breast Cancer Foundation’s Denver officials, CRTL board members, and scientific and medical experts led the pro-life organization to decide to join an annual protest to warn women at the Komen Foundation’s Race for the Cure of the link between abortion and breast cancer.Former Komen medical research analyst Eve Sanchez Silver explained to the Komen officials that she resigned from Komen two years ago because the organization denies the scientific studies showing the link between abortion and breast cancer, and it provides funding to abortion provider Planned Parenthood. Professor Joel Brind, PhD endocrinologist from Baruch College in New York City attended the meeting after saying on Denver radio that, “the 2003 conference of the National Cancer Institute which denied abortion as a risk factor for breast cancer refused to allow attending scientists to present the opposing position of the scientific research establishing the link, showing that abortion was declassified as a cancer risk for political and not scientific reasons.”READ MORE For information regarding your data privacy, visit Acast.com/privacy See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Hosted by Catherine Young, and Molly May Special Guests, Cora Beth Hartfield and Meade Hartfield All Sherry Hartfield was expecting that day was a little helpful doctor’s advice with her blood pressure medicine. Instead, Sherry showed her doctor a rash that led to a mammogram, revealing stage 4 inflammatory breast cancer, one of the rarest and most aggressive forms. Immediately, Sherry called her daughters, Cora Beth and Meade, letting them know of her diagnosis. Quickly, Sherry got a glimpse of how strong her daughters could be when the need is there. Sherry moved in with her daughter, Cora Beth, and both Cora Beth and Meade became their mother’s caregivers. Cora Beth and Meade stepped into action educating themselves about inflammatory breast cancer, and providing their mother with the love, support, encouragement, nurturing, and God’s ever-present strength to endure. In this Pink Podcast episode Cora Beth and Meade share the heart-warming story of their mother’s love, her courage, support from her friends, and her deep faith in Jesus Christ. To the amazement, wonder and gratitude of Sherry Hartfield’s daughters, friends, and doctors, she defied the odds and lived five and a half years beyond what was expected. Sherry died in August 2017. Each year, Cora Beth and Meade continue the memory of their mother through “Team Sherry,” by participating in the Susan G. Komen “Race for the Cure,” the largest and most successful fundraising event for breast cancer ever created. Join Cora Beth and Meade and hundreds of others on April 13, 2019, in downtown Jackson, MS, as we celebrate survivorship and remember those who have lost their fight to the disease. Unlike other races, 85% of funds raised in the “Race for the Cure” remain in Mississippi helping our local community fund breast cancer education, and breast cancer screening and treatment projects. Please register now at www.komenmemphisms.org, EVENTS, “Metro Jackson Race for the Cure,” and join the largest breast cancer fund raiser in 60 countries worldwide.

I have been asked for YEARS by fitness instructors, personal trainers, health club owners, and yoga teachers what they need to do on the legal front to protect their businesses. In this episode, I address 8 frequently asked questions as we dive into the “Legal 101” about how to protect yourself from risk and lawsuits as a personal trainer, fitness instructor or yoga teacher. You may not know it, but I’ve always been an athlete. Exercise is a huge part of my life and always has been. I have run several marathons, I workout with weights and I do yoga. And in 2012, I became certified as a fitness instructor through the American Council on Exercise (ACE). I share all of this because if you’re a fitness instructor or yoga teacher, rest assured, I understand what you do, how your business works, and what legal protection you need.  In this episode Lisa shares: How to protect yourself as a fitness instructor, personal trainer or yoga teacher What you should do when teaching group exercise classes or yoga workshops When clients should sign an Event Waiver Whether an Event Waiver can cover more than just one class What legal document you should use when working with 1-on-1 clients How to know if you’re putting yourself at risk as a health club owner if you don’t have an LLC or S-Corp Whether you really need to have insurance How you protect yourself when teaching online fitness courses   Freebie:Download Episode 52 Tip Sheet Resources:Easy Legal Steps - download the first book chapter free! Episode 6—When Do I Need an LLC Episode 13—What’s an S-Corp and When Do You Need It? Episode 5—How to Protect Online Group Programs Episode 22—5 Must-Have Terms When You Sell Online Mentions: Institute for Integrative Nutrition (IIN) CoachU American Council on Exercise (ACE) Miami University Hockey Scott Hamilton Michelle Tragesser Shone Red Cross Lifeguard Certification Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure Columbus Marathon Marine Corps Marathon Washington, DC World Gym American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM) Yoga Alliance Yoga Journal Silver Sneakers Skype Zoom Want to get even more clarity than just the Legal 101? Feel free to reach out to me at clientlove@lisafraley.com. We’d love to hear from you! We’re always happy to help however we can or to refer you to another attorney if needed.  

Susan G. Komen - Race for the Cure South Florida We are honored to have the opportunity to celebrate you and how far you have come. Your story serves as inspiration to continue the fight against breast cancer, day in and day out, until we find the cures. Survivors and those living with Metastatic Breast Cancer are More Than Pink™ http://www.info-komen.org/site/TR?fr_id=7430&pg=entry Our survivors and those living with Metastatic Breast Cancer understand how vital funds are to further our mission and that’s why we need your help. Your fundraising could help a woman with no insurance get the treatment she needs. Your fundraising could help fund scientific research that finds the cures. Your fundraising could ensure that our children and grandchildren live in a world without breast cancer one day. Together, let’s end breast cancer forever. Make a fundraising commitment today!

The guys talk about the upcoming Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure. They also talk to Survivor and Susan G. Komen Board member Jessica Kramer about what her experience has been like going through cancer and how much Komen has helped and continues to help! Susan G. Komen Talk w/ Jessica Kramer 1:05 Foodie 16:30 Today I learned 26:10 Couch Potatoe 29:00Support the show (http://www.kravegym.com)

In this episode, we talk with Nancy Goodman Brinker, the founder of the Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure. She describes her work to create sustainable funding to address the health disparities among populations in the U.S. To learn more about the Memphis-Mississippi chapter of Susan G. Komen, visit https://komenmemphisms.org/. This podcast is proudly sponsored by the D.L. Dykes, Jr. Foundation, producers of FAITHANDREASON®. Learn more about their work at https://www.faithandreason.org.

Janine Wolf spoke with breast cancer survivor Michelle Caplan who says she made it through breast cancer largely due to the support of her family, friends at the Jewish Center, and her co-workers at Nike.

Janine Wolf spoke with Dr. Jennifer Garreau, a Surgical Oncologist at Legacy Cancer Institute who specializes in breast cancer and melanoma and loves what she does.

Janine Wolf spoke with Angela Rose, two-time breast cancer survivor, who is living with metastatic breast cancer.

Janine Wolf spoke with Danielle Cooper, who had breast cancer when she was only 27-years-old.

Janine spoke to Lt. Caprice Massey about her journey with breast cancer ahead of this year's Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure. Hear Lt. Massey'sr compelling story of survival, and compassionate response to others dealing with the same disease.

Janine Wolf spoke with Danielle Cooper, who discovered she had breast cancer when she was only 27-years-old.

Janine spoke to Lt. Caprice Massey about her journey with breast cancer ahead of this year's Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure.

October 27th 2018

David Richart, Executive Director of Susan G Komen Puget Sound extends the invite to join and support the annual--Big 25 this year!--Race for the Cure. Takes place Sunday morning, June 3, at the Seattle Center. Fundraising and financial support are critically important--to support continued research, as well as support women and families with financial challenges that often supersede getting treatment! Seattle is a big center for the research, so a major portion of funds stay right here in our area. www.komenpugetsound.org

Toledo Matters - TEDxToledo with Will Lucas Will Lucas is a local entrepreneur, University of Toledo Trustee, and local TEDx curator. Will got his start in Toledo on FM radio as a on-air host, and continued that path for some time, leading him to find his creative marketing agency - Creadio. From that, Will started an on-demand photography app ICON and an online education platform in Classanna. Coming up Sept 23. - The Susan G. Komen Race 4 The Cure and The Epilepsy Center 40th Anniversary party! Big weekend in the 419. ****Toledo Trivia**** Q1. The king of the glass empire, this Toledo Businessman started the Toledo Museum of art in 1901 A1. Edward Drummond Libbey Q2. This Toledo business tycoon began his industry dominance when he purchased 400 automobiles and eventually the second largest automobile manufacturing facility in the world at the time? A2 John Willys Q3. These brothers brought the Champion Spark Plug company to Toledo, one brother’s mansion became quite the park! A3. Frank and Robert Stranahan - Robert owned the Stranahan Manor Estate, now known as Wildwood Metropark. Bonus: In 1870s, a former editor and part-owner of The Blade, started what we know now as the University of Toledo? A. Jesup Scott *****Credits****** - For more information on Will and TEDxToledo visit TEDxToledo.com - Toledo Matters is always recorded out of magnificent recording studios of WavFlow Media. Nate and the WavFlow team are the most professional Audio Engineering Studio around. We promise he will make you and your guests sound pretty dang crispy. www.WavFlowMedia.com - Thank you to Toledo Matters Trivia prize sponsor Actual Coffee. - Another thank you to the ridiculously talented designer, Jacob Parr. Our logo, cover photos, and much of everything else visual to Toledo Matters was created by Jacob. For more of his work, or if you want to kick your brand up a notch, visit jacobparr.design - You can always get more information about this show and a map of the hidden gems our guests have mentioned at Toledomatters.com - And thank you Toledo, for tuning in, and making Toledo Matter. Until next time, we wish you well.

Sunday Morning Magazine: David Richart, Exec. Director of Komen Puget Sound and Susan Grasdahl, Race for the Cure coordinator, extend the big invite to support this important event-- Sunday morning, June 4, at Seattle Center. A large % of the funds raised here, stay here-- used to provide free mammograms to low income women, a variety of support programs both for women and their families. And the money also supports important research, much of it done in the Puget Sound area. Can't make it, it's easy to make a donation online. Volunteers also are needed. www.komenpugetsound.org

Sunday Morning Magazine: David Richart, Exec. Director of Komen Puget Sound and Susan Grasdahl, Race for the Cure coordinator, extend the big invite to support this important event-- Sunday morning, June 4, at Seattle Center. A large % of the funds raised here, stay here-- used to provide free mammograms to low income women, a variety of support programs both for women and their families. And the money also supports important research, much of it done in the Puget Sound area. Can't make it, it's easy to make a donation online. Volunteers also are needed. www.komenpugetsound.org

Even if you don’t know her name, you definitely know her face! Candice Huffine is a well-known model, represented by IMG Models, with a seemingly never-ending resumé. She has appeared in the pages of Vogue, W, and Glamour (and on the cover of Vogue Italia), has walked the runways at New York Fashion Week in shows for Christian Siriano, Sophie Theallet, and Prabal Gurung, starred in DNCE’s “Cake by the Ocean” music video, is in Target’s latest TV commercial, and was featured in Lane Bryant’s highly publicized “I’m No Angel” and “Plus is Equal” campaigns. She was also the first plus-size model to appear in the Pirelli Calendar. Candice is also a runner! She ran her first half marathon, the New York City Half Marathon, in 2016, and will be running it again this year to celebrate her one-year racing anniversary. Last year, Candice launched the Project Start initiative on Instagram, encouraging new runners to band together and empower each other. In November 2016, she appeared on the cover of Women’s Running magazine. Candice grew up in Washington, D.C., but now lives in Brooklyn, NY, with her husband, Matt Powers, and their puppy, Jerry Brows. Apologies for Ellie barking in the background at the end. She really wanted to join the discussion about body image! Show Notes 3:30: United Airlines NYC Half: http://www.nyrr.org/races-and-events/2017/united-airlines-nyc-half 5:00: Color Me Rad 5K: http://www.colormerad.com/ 5:30: Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure: http://ww5.komen.org/findarace.aspx 5:50: November Project: http://november-project.com/ 6:00: Follow Candice’s Husband, Matt Powers: https://www.instagram.com/themattpowers/ 8:40: Project Start: http://womensrunning.competitor.com/2016/09/inspiration/project-start-5-runners-stories_65371 37:40: V Magazine editorial from 2010: https://models.com/v-magazine/v-size-2.html, 38:40: Italian Vogue cover: http://www.vogue.it/en/vogue-curvy/seen-in-vogue/2011/06/belle-vere, http://www.vogue.it/en/vogue-curvy/glam-and-curvy/2011/12/candice-huffine 39:50: Pirelli Calendar: http://nymag.com/thecut/2014/11/pirellis-first-plus-size-model-on-tokenism-candice-huffine.html, http://www.refinery29.com/2014/11/78178/pirelli-calendar-2015, http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2014/07/25/candice-huffine-pirelli-calendar_n_5620376.html 43:00: Women’s Running cover: http://nymag.com/thecut/2016/11/candice-huffine-on-the-runners-body-new-running-club.html 48:30: Project Start on FOX5: http://www.fox5ny.com/good-day/215494645-video 1:02:10: Adidas Boost: http://www.adidas.com/us/boost 1:02:30: ENELL sports bras: https://enell.com/ 1:06:45: Jerry Brows: https://www.instagram.com/jerrybrows/ 1:09:45: Candice’s running playlist on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/user/candicehuffpow/playlist/6hAq7BKE0ygB6yHNmAaq55 Follow Candice: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/candicehuffine/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/candicehuffine Strava: https://www.strava.com/athletes/13850897 Project Start: https://www.instagram.com/psyougotthis/ Follow Ali: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/aliontherun1 Twitter: https://twitter.com/aliontherun1 Blog: http://www.aliontherunblog.com/ Strava: https://www.strava.com/athletes/13333410 Thank you for listening to and supporting the Ali on the Run Show! If you’re enjoying the show, please subscribe and leave a rating and review on iTunes. Spread the run love!

This weekend's show has to do with the Komen Race for the Cure. Our guests Kadie Newman (co-chair) and Susan Grasdahl (former co-chair) for the Race for the Cure Puget Sound invite us for early registration for this year's race. There's a savings and in doing so we get support for our own website for fundraising, along with support on the steps to be successful in our efforts. Pre-register by Feb 22nd. The Race is Sunday, June 4th starting out at Seattle Center. Most of the funds raised stay in our community, and are used for support of women with limited resources to get the screening they need. www.komenpugetsound.org

KC102.1's Public Affairs show, KC Closeup, hosted by Jen and Truta from The Show. In today's edition, we talk to organizers of Susan G. Komen's Race for the Cure 5k, which will be held one week from today. We also discuss the work of the Susan G. Komen foundation in helping fund research for breast cancer cures. This morning we also talked about the Head For The Cure 5k to benefit brain cancer research. This annual event is coming up August 28th at Corporate Woods, with more than 5,000 participants in Kansas City alone. Team Little Owl is just one of the teams taking part in the day's activities. Learn more in today's #KCCloseup

Linda Pura, Co-founder of the LA Chapter of Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure, joins the show to talk about the Race for the Cure with Mark Alyn. The LA Chapter of Susan G. Komen is celebrating its 30th year of Race for the Cure. 75% of funds raised go back into the local community and 25% goes back to the National level to support research. Services Komen LA funds include mammograms; early detection outreach and education for at-risk and underserved groups including African Americans, Latinas and women under 40; and support for breast cancer patients. This year, Komen LA County will provide funding for over 3,500 vital breast cancer services to over 2,300 individuals because of money raised at the Komen LA County Race for the Cure and other fundraising efforts of the Affiliate.Here are some stunning statistics on why we Race for the Cure: One in eight women in the U.S. will be diagnosed with breast cancer in her lifetime.Because every minute, somewhere in the world, someone dies from breast cancer.And because, breast cancer knows no boundaries- be it age, gender, socio-economic status or geographic location.We continue to Race because at the current rate, 13 million breast cancer deaths around the world will occur in the next 25 years.

Linda Pura, Co-founder of the LA Chapter of Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure, joins the show to talk about the Race for the Cure with Mark Alyn. The LA Chapter of Susan G. Komen is celebrating its 30th year of Race for the Cure. 75% of funds raised go back into the local community and 25% goes back to the National level to support research. Services Komen LA funds include mammograms; early detection outreach and education for at-risk and underserved groups including African Americans, Latinas and women under 40; and support for breast cancer patients. This year, Komen LA County will provide funding for over 3,500 vital breast cancer services to over 2,300 individuals because of money raised at the Komen LA County Race for the Cure and other fundraising efforts of the Affiliate. Here are some stunning statistics on why we Race for the Cure: One in eight women in the U.S. will be diagnosed with breast cancer in her lifetime. Because every minute, somewhere in the world, someone dies from breast cancer. And because, breast cancer knows no boundaries- be it age, gender, socio-economic status or geographic location. We continue to Race because at the current rate, 13 million breast cancer deaths around the world will occur in the next 25 years.

Guest: Damitra Sorden-Viera Topic of Discussion: Beating Breast Cancer while Building A Business “I strut with passion, optimism and confidence.  I am definitely a Soleful Diva!” says Damitra “Metta” Sorden- Viera, shoe designer and owner of Soles 4 Divas, a mobile shoe boutique based in Baltimore, MD.  Damitra’s passion for fashion was cultivated at the age of seven by watching her mother, a former model, pose and strut in stylish clothing and accessories. Following in her mother’s footsteps, Damitra began modeling locally and learned about the business of fashion, which slowly sparked her entrepreneurial dreams. This Diva’s true passion for style demanded her entrepreneurial attention as well and in February 2011, she began Soles 4 Divas, her booming shoe boutique which boasts the motto "Accessorizing your Walk, While Dazzling Your Destiny". She streamlined her philanthropic heart and fashion-savvy mind by enclosing a motivational quote in everypair of shoes that is purchased.  Her ultimate goal is to speak, touch, help and inspire every woman in one way or another. Damitra’s business and personal accomplishments have made her a woman on the move.  She has been recognized for her continuous effort to inspire and innovate.  She received the Woman of Power Award, Joe Mann’s Award, Distinguished Woman Award, has been featured in Essence Magazine, 2 time exclusive shoe designer for runway fashion show New York City Mercedes Benz Fashion Week alongside international designer, Cesar Gallindo. She has contributed powerful messages and dazzling shoes to woman-empowerment events.  With all of these accomplishments, her biggest testimony comes from being a breast cancer survivor and breast cancer advocate and speaker for the Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure Foundation, and now Soles 4 The Cure.

0:00-2:50 - Introduction; iTunes review 2:50-4:15 - This week's lunch sponsor: listener Andy Thomas' fundraising page for the 2013 Susan G. Komen Greater Cincinnati Race for the Cure. It's a worthy cause! Help out a fellow listener, won't you? 4:15-6:00 - Pig War 6:00-19:30 - "Riddick" review 19:30-28:05 - "Short Term 12" review 28:05-38:50 - QOTW (biggest surprise of the summer movie season) 38:50-45:40 - Interquel ("Man of Steel" and "Face/Off") 47:45-47:50 - Wrap-up and goodbyes Our lunch sponsor: The fundraising page for listener Andy Thomas' Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure team.    QOTW: What horror film that didn't get a sequel deserved one?

Drew Schuman is an intelligence expert with expertise in Afghanistan.  Great insight.  Greg Baker from Family Leader with a judicial retention update.  Lynette Hubler is a breast cancer survivor active with the Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure.  Inspirational. 

Reports from the Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure at the Art Museum.

Reports from the Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure at the Art Museum.

Reports from the Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure at the Art Museum.

Reports from the Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure at the Art Museum.

Reports from the Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure at the Art Museum.

Reports from the Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure at the Art Museum.

On September 13th, New Yorkers cheered on some 25,000 runners and walkers in the annual Susan G. Komen "Race for the Cure" in Central Park to raise awareness and funding in the continued fight against breast cancer in women and in a growing number of men. But lounging on couches and chairs throughout the country was another, even larger group of unlikely supporters -- those four-footed furballs we call cats. Since May of this year, Purina Cat Chow’s "Connected for the Cau" campaign has highlighted the special bond between people with breast cancer and their cats, and how these usually self-centered creatures are very much a part of the healing process for many facing this challenge. The campaign runs through October and has many fun ways any cat lover can donate to the cause, such as posting a photo of their cat on the site’s mosaic. Pets In the City spoke with one of these tremendous individuals, New Yorker Lara Pilla and her cat, "Mingo", and how Mingo -- in Lara’s words "gives her ‘little gifts’ throughout the day to help her on her journey to recovery". This interview will leave you inspired to find joy and laughter in every day. More details on this episode MP3 Podcast - Pink Pussycats Take a Swipe At Breast Cancer with Diane West