Podcast appearances and mentions of Maria Torres

Jessica Alcantar & Maria Torres, Oxnard School DistrictJames & Aryana Carter, Founders, Medi Zoom TransportationActor/ Comedian/ Podcaster, Kym WhitleyLocal events.

Diego Huerta, Photographer/ Cinematographer featured artist of "In Focus: Mexican Indigenous Voices of Ventura County"Carlos Ortega, Chief Curator, Museum of Ventura CountyJessica Alcantar & Maria Torres of the Oxnard School DistrictLocal Events

Jessica Alcantar & Maria Torres, Oxnard School District Taylor Hunt, Co-Director, A Night to Remember Local Events

80,000. That's the number of additional new housing units the Adams' Administration hopes will be developed over the next 15 years thanks to the City of Yes for Housing Opportunity. The City Council votes this week on Mayor Eric Adams' plan to tackle the housing crisis. However, that is not all that the Administration is focused on. Needed Infrastructure investment, improved contracting, implementing the now-charter mandated true cost of living, and so much more. In this new episode of WTDP, we chat with First Deputy Mayor Maria Torres-Springer and Deputy Mayors Meera Joshi and Ana Almanzar who work as a part of the City Hall team to address these issues and more!

In this episode of The Healthy Project Podcast's My City, My Health edition, host Brooklyn Lowry sits down with Maria Torres, the Health Equity Coordinator for Pottawattamie County Public Health. They discuss the importance of mental health advocacy, the challenges immigrant communities face, and Maria's personal journey and insights. Don't miss this inspiring conversation and learn how you can contribute to health equity in your community.Get tickets for this year's My City My Health event to see more panels like this! Visit www.mycity.health for tickets and event details.Chapter Markers:00:00 Introduction00:38 Guest Introduction: Maria Torres01:13 Defining Health Equity02:20 Personal Experiences with Mental Health05:01 Advocating for Mental Health in Underserved Communities07:21 Reducing Stigma in Immigrant Communities08:44 Shifting Perspectives on Mental Health10:28 Advice for Public Health Professionals13:03 Importance of Collaboration13:58 Closing RemarksConnect with Corey Dion Lewis:LinkedInTwitterInstagramFacebookThank you to our presenting sponsor UnityPoint Health. Learn more at www.unitypoint.org.  ★ Support this podcast ★

María Torres es Editora general de Quién. Lleva casi 20 años en el mundo editorial en títulos como Caras, Casa Viva y Cosmopolitan. Ella es una comunicadora que busca profundizar con sentido las historias y causas que necesitan ser contadas, dándoles un espacio en su plataforma. Con María hablamos de la construcción de su carrera en una industria híper competitiva como lo es la de los medios de comunicación. Ella ha visto el cambio vertiginoso de las redes sociales y del impacto que ha tenido este a la hora de comunicar y de curar la información que se comparte. En este episodio platicamos de la velocidad y veracidad de la información , la flexibilidad en los equipos de trabajo, el activismo y la responsabilidad al comunicarlo. Tocamos temas como el fracaso, priorizar el balance la vida laboral y personal, la maternidad y cómo elegir los Si's y No's que damos en nuestras vidas.

Youtube https://youtu.be/2wiIZNf8aT0 https://integral-clinic.com Dr. Torres is a Medical Doctor(MX), a licensed acupuncturist, and has a Master's Degree in Chinese Medicine (TCM). While she has not been in practice for quite 3,000 years, she is one of Chicago's most experienced and respected holistic practitioners. “Let's treat your mind, body, and spirit to achieve a whole new level of well-being. Dr. Cristina Torres has always been interested in solving health problems for people. She received her medical degree from the UNAM Autonomous University of Mexico in Mexico City. Dr. Torres extended her studies at UNAM to earn an additional Diploma in Clinical Pharmacology. Several years of practicing medicine in Mexico were followed by working in the private industry where she was involved in pharmaceutical product development, regulation, and compliance. While conducting clinical trials she participated in initiatives to promote good clinical practices, patient rights, and their protection while participating in clinical trials in Mexico and Latin America. Ms. Torres desired, however, to return to direct contact with patients in a holistic way. While living in the United States she discovered that Traditional Chinese Medicine would offer what she was looking for in terms of practicing medicine and patient treatment. She pursued a Master's degree in Traditional Chinese Medicine at the Pacific College of Oriental Medicine in Chicago and obtained Certification from NCCAOM. She also has board certification as a Hypnotherapist from the American Board of Hypnotherapy. Dr. Torres is considered a holistic practitioner as she applies one or more modalities to support patients healing, she has a private practice in Illinois where she is part of a network of practitioners aimed at the prevention and early management of diseases.

The staff at Wilson County News congratulate the residents in area nursing homes on their May birthdays. Happy Birthday to all! Bluebonnet Health and Rehab •Jo Massengale — 5/7 •Betty Ramirez — 5/7 •Maria Torres — 5/24 (696 FM 99, Karnes City, Texas 78119) Frank M. Tejeda Texas State Veterans Home •Diane Evans — 5/2 •Manuel Sanchez — 5/4 •Jerald Abrams — 5/5 •James Smith — 5/6 •JoAnn Hale — 5/7 •Robert Tollefson — 5/9 •Richard Bassett — 5/17 •Lee Morales — 5/23 •John Leal — 5/28 (200 Veterans Drive, Floresville, TX 78114) Prairie Meadows Rehab and Healthcare Center •Juan...Article Link

Welcome to another empowering episode of The Healthy Project Podcast! In this episode, host Corey Dion Lewis has a great conversation with Maria Torres, a passionate advocate for health equity and the Health Equity Coordinator for Pottawatomie County Public Health.What's Inside This Episode:Maria shares her fascinating journey from aspiring to be an aircraft mechanic to leading health equity initiatives.Discover how Maria's immigrant background from El Salvador and her diverse experiences shape her approach to public health.Learn about the challenges and successes in promoting health equity and inclusivity in community health.Key Moments:00:00 - Introduction to Maria Torres02:30 - Maria's transition from aviation to public health10:45 - The impact of COVID-19 on Maria's career and advocacy15:20 - Discussing the importance of belonging in public health25:00 - Real-life impacts of Maria's work on her community30:00 - Maria's vision for the future of public healthLearn more about her work and how you can support or get involved in health equity initiatives.Subscribe to The Healthy Project Podcast for more inspiring stories and insightful conversations that motivate positive change in public health and beyond.#HealthEquity #PublicHealth #CommunityEngagement #Empowerment #Podcast ★ Support this podcast ★

Welcome to another episode of The Healthy Project Podcast! In this episode, host Corey Dion Lewis has a conversation with Maria Torres, a passionate advocate for health equity and the Health Equity Coordinator for Pottawatomie County Public Health.What's Inside This Episode:Maria shares her fascinating journey from aspiring to be an aircraft mechanic to leading health equity initiatives.Discover how Maria's immigrant background from El Salvador and her diverse experiences shape her approach to public health.Learn about the challenges and successes in promoting health equity and inclusivity in community health.Key Moments:00:00 - Introduction to Maria Torres02:30 - Maria's transition from aviation to public health10:45 - The impact of COVID-19 on Maria's career and advocacy15:20 - Discussing the importance of belonging in public health25:00 - Real-life impacts of Maria's work on her community30:00 - Maria's vision for the future of public healthConnect with Maria:LinkedinLearn more about her work and how you can support or get involved in health equity initiatives.Subscribe to The Healthy Project Podcast for more inspiring stories and insightful conversations that motivate positive change in public health and beyond.#HealthEquity #PublicHealth #CommunityEngagement #Empowerment #Podcast ★ Support this podcast ★

New York City Deputy Mayor Maria Torres-Springer joined host Ben Max at a live event at New York Law School's Center for New York City Law to discuss the Adams Administration's housing agenda, particularly the policies the City wants from the State. (Episode 443)

Get ready for a rhythm-packed journey as we dive into Episode #46 of the Mambo in the City Salsa Podcast! In this special edition, we're paying tribute to the legendary "El Rey Del Timbal," Tito Puente. Join us as we reminisce with The Mambo King and Queen of Dance, Eddie and Maria Torres, alongside the iconic Bongo Player, Jonny "Dandy" Rodriguez, and the talented Tito Puente JR, son of the late great Tito Puente!Get ready to be transported as we unravel tales of Celia Cruz and Tito Puente's adventures on the road. Immerse yourself in the memories of Eddie Torres and Tito Puente, setting the dance floor ablaze at the Corso night club. And let's not forget the electrifying vibes of the Palladium Ballroom in the heart of New York City!This episode is not just a journey through history; it's a celebration of the pulsating beats that shaped an era. And a special shoutout to our sponsor, Lehman Center for the Performing Arts, for making this rhythmic odyssey possible! Tune in, turn up the volume, and let the salsa magic begin!

Join the staff of the Wilson County News in congratulating the May birthday celebrants among area nursing home residents. Bluebonnet Nursing & Rehab •Eva Torrez – 5-14 •Maria Torres – 5-24 (696 F.M. 99 Karnes City, TX 78118) Floresville Residence and Rehab Center •Diane Evans – 5-2 •Alona Patterson – 5-2 •Carolyn Loest – 5-8 •Mary Skrobarczyk – 5-11 •Martha DeLuna – 5-15 •Lakeya Guillory – 5-15 •Mary Ott – 5-17 •Johnny Merian – 5-20 •Ray Roger Sr. – 5-21 •Florence Jaskinia – 5-25 •Helen Valdez – 5-28 •Lucy Trevino – 5-29 (1811 Sixth St., Floresville, TX 78114) Frank M....Article Link

Trabajar y ser mamá, son dos roles que muchas veces nos sentimos culpables de empatar, por una lado queremos crecer profesionalmente además de buscar independencia economica y por otro tenemos un bebé que nos sentimos culpables de dejar. ¡Culpas, culpas y más culpas! Por eso invite a Maria Torres, editora general de la revista QUIEN, ella nos cuenta como puede llevar a cabo ambos roles y como encontrar ese equilibrio que tanto buscamos. Con Michelle Grinberg de @sleepcoachmexico y Maria Torres @maria___torres Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week we talked with Maria Torres, President of The American College of Healthcare Executives, Puerto Rico Chapter about business woman in a leadership position and the key factors a leader should have.For more information: https://diss.com/podcast/president-of-the-american-college-of-healthcare-executives-puerto-rico-chapter/

Adrian fährt in den Urlaub. Als Leiche im Sarg kehrt er zurück. Sein Herz wurde entnommen. Was ist geschehen? Ein junger Mann aus Offenbach macht Ferien in der Türkei, seine Mutter denkt sich nichts dabei. Doch dann erfährt sie: Adrian ist ums Leben gekommen – im Iran! Verzweifelt sucht sie nach der Wahrheit, doch am Ende stehen nur verstörende Antworten. Adrians Mutter, Maria Torres, hat den Verein Never Forget Adrian gegründet. Sie hat die Hoffnung, damit andere Betroffene zu erreichen. In Folge 129 sprechen Sabine Rückert und Andreas Sentker mit der ZEIT-Reporterin Amrai Coen über ihre jahrelange Recherche nach Adrians Schicksal. Lesen Sie auch: Amrai Coen: "Ihr verlorener Sohn", Dossier vom November 2021(https://www.zeit.de/2021/48/islamischer-staat-sohn-mutter-adrian-scott-torres). Die neue Ausgabe des Kriminalmagazins "ZEIT Verbrechen" liegt am Kiosk und ist hier online bestellbar: (https://shop.zeit.de/sortiment/die-zeit-magazine/zeit-verbrechen/). Sie möchten zwei Ausgaben zum Kennenlernpreis testen? Dann klicken Sie hier: (https://abo.zeit.de/zv-h2/?icode=01w0192k0674angdisint2204&utm_medium=display&utm_source=zvpodcast&utm_campaign=zv_zon_podcast&utm_content=&wt_zmc=disint.int.zabo.zvpodcast.zv_zon_podcast....x).

Today we explore the interdisciplinary work of Ana Maria Torres of AT Architects! Landscape architects and architects work together very often and can share similar project goals. However, the difference in practice can leave a lot of miscommunication or missed opportunities. In this episode, we explore Ana Maria's approach to architecture and how she embraces other disciplines to inform her work. Please join us as we discuss the culture of design, the importance of travel, and the beauty of working with others. www.atarchitectsny.com www.thelandscapenerd.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thelandscapenerd/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thelandscapenerd/support

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Ihr Sohn besucht die Moschee, betet regelmäßig, konvertiert schließlich zum Islam. Den angeblichen Türkei-Urlaub überlebt Adrian nicht, denn sein Ziel war der IS in Afghanistan.

28 is the number of core strategies and initiatives in Mayor Eric Adams' recently unveiled plan - "Rebuild, Renew, Reinvent: A Blueprint for NYC Economic Recovery." The blueprint focuses on small businesses, entrepreneurship, an equitable economy and inclusive growth, connecting New Yorkers to quality jobs, and more. At an event with CBC Trustees, Maria Torres-Springer, the Deputy Mayor for Economic and Workforce Development, discussed the blueprint's important elements and how they will benefit current and future New Yorkers.

We are excited to bring you this podcast series, Choreographers in Conversation. This series will allow choreographers to interview other choreographers whose work excites them as a way to learn more about their craft and preserve the stories of these exciting artists in our industry. In this episode, Maria Torres, Director/Choreographer/SDCF Trustee interviews Director/Choreographer, Jerry Mitchell to learn more about his career, what brought him to the theatre, the work that he is passionate about, the current state of our industry, and what he hopes for the future.  Jerry Mitchell: Jerry Mitchell (Director/Choreographer, Kinky Boots) made his Broadway and West End debuts as Director/Choreographer of Legally Blonde, which won the Olivier Award for Best Musical. He was also nominated for both the Tony® and Drama Desk Awards for his choreography for Legally Blonde, as well as the Drama Desk Award for his direction. A Tony® winner for his dazzling choreography created for the first revival of La Cage Aux Folles, Jerry was also nominated for that Award for choreographing Dirty Rotten Scoundrels, Hairspray, Never Gonna Dance, and The Full Monty. For Broadway, Jerry also choreographed Catch Me If You Can, and revivals of Charlie Brown, Rocky Horror Show, and Gypsy (starring Bernadette Peters), and for Off-Broadway and film, Hedwig and the Angry Inch and Jeffrey. Other film work includes In & Out, Camp, Drop Dead Gorgeous, and Scent of a Woman. Twenty years ago, Jerry conceived and created Broadway Bares, a comedy burlesque show performed annually for the charity Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS. Jerry proudly serves as a Board member of BC/EFA and annually as the Executive Producer of Broadway Bares, with a book, website and satellite productions in Las Vegas and London. Cumulative fundraising efforts have resulted in more than $10 million raised for the charity. Next up: directing and choreographing The Honeymooners on Broadway.   Maria Torres: Maria Torres' extensive career as director, choreographer, instructor, and Producer began as a critically acclaimed performer, contributing choreography while performing in the film Dance, with the six-time Tony-nominated Broadway musical Swing and Me!. Torres was nominated for a 2018 Ovation Award for Best Choreography for Luis Valdes' Zoot Suit, is a Lucille Lortel & Carbonell nominee of Four Guys named Jose', The Donkey Show and Celia, the musical based on the life of the late Cuban singer Celia Cruz. Torres received accolades as Associate Choreographer for the Broadway & Touring productions of On Your Feet, the Oscar-nominated film Enchanted, the musical film Idlewild, the showcase for the Tony Award-winning In The Heights, and as a resident choreographer for So You Think You Can Dance. Torres also co-conceived, choreographed, and directed the Magic Of Salsa Kingdom and Off-Broadway hit Latin Heat. Recently, she directed and choreographed the new musical Havana Music Hall, Sol of El Barrio, and served as dance consultant for Summer: The Donna Summer Musical on Broadway. Torres is an Artist in Residence at The Rosetta LeNoire Amas Musical Theater, Trustee of Stage Directors and Choreographers Foundation (SDCF), a proud executive board member of the Stage Directors, and Choreographers Society, and the League of Professional Theatre Women. Her life is documented in the Dance Oral History Project at the New York Public Library for the Performing Arts.

Ana Maria Torres established at architects in New York City in 2000. Ms. Torres is a licensed as an urban planner as well as an architect in both Spain and New York State. Before arriving in the United States, Ana Maria Torres was Associate Professor of Architectural Design at E. T. S. Architecture in Madrid.As a partner at Balmori Associates in New Haven, CT, where she was a principal prior to establishing at architects, Ana Maria Torres was responsible for the landscape and urban design of Abandoibarra in Bilbao, Spain; the Performing Arts Center of Greater Miami, Florida; the Museum of Modern Art in Osaka, Japan; and the Petronas Towers Plaza, Kuala Lumpur. She was also a finalist in the World War II Memorial Competition in Washington, DC.NYC-based female architect Ana Maria Torres and her firm, at architects, collaborated with FBMI (an initiative to empower underprivileged communities in Dubai) and put on a carpet installation at this past year's Dubai Design Week, titled "A Dream of Few". "This project is, above all, a collaboration formed by merging the weaving tradition and a subjective understanding of design and aesthetics. A conversation bloomed between a foundation and an architect; between foundation and weaver; between weaver and architect. Each carpet represents a story told through the rich tradition of the weaver, of the loom, of the instrument of weaving, of personal hand-weaving methods interwoven with the intentions, desires, and vision of the designer. This combination presents the ideal medium for an artist who wishes to cross boundaries and present a unique process of collaboration as her chosen practice." See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Join the staff of the Wilson County News in congratulating the May birthday celebrants among area nursing home residents. Bluebonnet Nursing & Rehab.  •Maria Torres – 5-24 (696 F.M. 99 S., Karnes City, TX 78118) Country Care Manor  •Alma Skloss – 5-1 •Floria Calderon – 5-7 •Avis Horton – 5-17 •William Holloway – 5-29 (2736 F.M. 775, La Vernia, TX 78121) Floresville Residence and Rehab Center  •Carolyn Loest – 5-8 •Mary Skrobarczyk – 5-11 •Martha Deluna – 5-15 •Lakeya Guillory – 5-15 •Mary Ott – 5-17 •Joann Martin – 5-17 •Johnny Merian – 5-20 •Ray Rogers Sr. – 5-21 •Florence...Article Link

Veronica Romney is a Dream Team Architect helping online entrepreneurs dial in their human resources, develop phenomenal company cultures, and profitable bottom lines. She's a former Speaker and Trainer for Tony Robbins and Dean Graziosi and the former Chief of Staff of mega-brand BossBabe. She's no stranger to the stage and has been in the online marketing world for over 13 years, having been featured in places like Forbes, Inc, Huffpost, and more. When she's not helping her visionary clients scale to 8-figures plus, you can find her wrangling her two-man cubs in the beautiful oak trees of North Carolina.

Join us while we chat about killer clowns and devious pranks. We'll talk about Laughing Jack, and the murder he may have inspired as well as the murder of Marlene Warren. If you'd like to be included in our 2nd Podiversary episode submit your story about the scariest thing that's ever happened to you here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSc3lSsizQ1lPlJA2JxsWtGHL1SSVqHSjPI1_ZZRaGAkoBLnmg/viewform?usp=sf_link (google form) For more information on our sources, please visit our website: http://www.truecreeps.com/ (www.truecreeps.com) https://www.patreon.com/truecreeps (https://www.patreon.com/truecreeps) https://www.teepublic.com/user/true-creeps (https://www.teepublic.com/user/true-creeps) Twitter @truecreeps Instagram @truecreepspod Facebook.com/truecreepspod Email us at truecreepspod@gmail.com https://public.courts.in.gov/ (Court Docs) https://www.goshennews.com/news/local_news/girl-wont-be-tried-as-adult-for-allegedly-killing-stepmother/article_0240a82a-55aa-11e9-b268-7b5ed8217b8c.html (Girl won't be tried as adult for allegedly killing stepmother | Local News | goshennews.com) https://casetext.com/case/state-v-jt-16 (State v. J.T., 121 N.E.3d 605 | Casetext Search + Citator) https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3326524/Girl-12-set-family-s-apartment-fire-stabbed-stepmother-death-creepy-fictional-clown-character-Laughing-Jack-told-it.html (Maria Torres stabbed to death by stepdaughter, 12, who set her apartment on fire | Daily Mail Online) https://wsbt.com/news/local/lawyer-12-year-old-elkhart-murder-suspect-failed-by-everyone (Lawyer: 12-year-old Elkhart murder suspect 'Failed by everyone' | WSBT) https://www.nydailynews.com/news/crime/indiana-girl-12-killed-stepmom-laughing-jack-article-1.2440821 (Indiana girl, 12, killed stepmother because creepy clown character ‘Laughing Jack' told her to do it: reports  - New York Daily News) https://www.texasmonthly.com/news-politics/the-public-hell-of-bob-carreiro/ (The Public Hell of Bob Carreiro – Texas Monthly) http://www.clarkprosecutor.org/html/death/US/mays800.htm (Rex Warren Mays #800) http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/middle_east/8604122.stm (BBC News - 'Alien invasion' April Fools' story angers Jordan mayor) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jafr_alien_invasion (Jafr alien invasion - Wikipedia) https://medium.com/lessons-from-history/17-shocking-april-fools-pranks-through-history-that-went-terribly-wrong-125b5136ceb6 (pranks) https://www.theguardian.com/world/2014/sep/11/jacintha-saldanha-took-blame-prank-call-duchess-cambridge-australian-djs-inquest (Jacintha Saldanha 'took blame' for Duchess of Cambridge prank call | King Edward VII hospital hoax call | The Guardian) https://abcnews.go.com/blogs/headlines/2012/08/montana-man-killled-during-bigfoot-hoax (Montana Man Killed During Bigfoot Hoax - ABC News) https://www.grunge.com/23488/pranks-gone-wrong-accidentally-killed-people/ (Pranks Gone Wrong That Accidentally Killed People) https://www.ranker.com/list/sheila-keen-facts/jacob-shelton (This Killer Clown Murdered A Woman, Married Her Victim's Husband, And Wasn't Caught For 27 Years) https://www.cbsnews.com/pictures/the-search-for-a-killer-clown/20/ (The search for a killer clown) https://cbs12.com/news/local/workers-recall-clown-killer-suspect-showing-up-at-store-in-clown-suit (Workers recall clown killer suspect showing up at store in clown suit | WPEC) https://cbs12.com/news/local/workers-recall-clown-killer-suspect-showing-up-at-store-in-clown-suit (Workers recall clown killer suspect showing up at store in clown suit | WPEC) https://cbs12.com/news/local/prosecutors-requesting-judge-keep-suspect-in-killer-clown-case-in-jail (Prosecutors requesting judge keep suspect in killer clown case in jail | WPEC) https://www.scribd.com/document/376225570/Killer-Clown-Investigation#fullscreen&from_embed (Killer Clown Investigation | PDF) This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Podsights -...

Mike Rankin and James Fox welcomed on Maria Torres of The Athletic, who worked with writer Ken Rosenthal on: 'A failed system': A corrupt process exploits Dominican baseball prospects. Is an international draft really the answer? ($). Maria shares insight regarding the scouting process of young Dominican players and the deception they face when developing as a prospect. She also details the significance of payroll across Major League Baseball's international signing pool, the leverage scouts have in the Dominican and whether or not she believes an international draft will help solve a number of pressing issues the system currently faces.

In this episode we are joined by talented performer Eliotte Nicole. Not only is she an incredible dancer with credits such as The Prom, Dancing with the Stars, and Meghan Trainor, but she is also an accomplished singer, having toured around the world 3x over with her boss Taylor Swift. We discuss what is behind the entertainment business and how to be a dancer that stands out against the pack. We also flip the bill and Justine also explains the breakdown of a few of the programs that Mntr Mgmt has to offer.MNTR MGMTWebsite@mntr.mgmt@justinementerEliotte Nicole@eliottenicoleEliotte Nicole is originally from San Antonio, TX and a graduate of Washington University in St. Louis. Trained in many forms of dance, Eliotte has performed the works of Kenny Ortega, Tyce Diorio, Jerry Mitchell, Michael Rooney, Maria Torres, Martha Graham, Alwin Nikolais, and many more. She is a Background Vocalist for Taylor Swift and was a part of the award-winning and record breaking world tours: The RED World Tour, The 1989 World Tour, and The reputation Stadium Tour. Eliotte has performed on numerous television and award shows with Taylor Swift, Cher, Meghan Trainor, Ne-yo, and Pitbull; and in commercials for Ford, Crocs, Nike Training Club, Old Navy, Tropicana Orange Juice, and The Voice's Super Bowl Commercial. Eliotte Nicole can even be spotted acting, making appearances on TBS' CONAN, theater stages, and was also cast in NBC's Hairspray LIVE. As a choreographer, Eliotte's work is well respected and has received many awards in both the concert and convention dance worlds. Most recently, Eliotte Nicole can be seen dancing and sharing the screen with Meryl Streep, Nicole Kidman, and James Corden in the hit movie musical, The Prom. 

Emily Lee's holiday in Venice has not been peaceful. Some headache tablets packed in Emily's suitcase by the masseuse Maria Torres from her yoga retreat, turn out to contain ecstasy, causing Emily's friend Filippo to behave very strangely when he took one by mistake. The two of them have now gone to the police where they find out something even more shocking: Maria's boyfriend has been found drowned in the lagoon and Maria has disappeared. Filippo has a plan to find out what Caliban Leone is up to, but is it going to work? Music by JuliusH from Pixabay

David is joined by Georgia native and The Athletic's Nationals reporter Maria Torres. She talks about growing up in the Peach State, attending UGA and covering Trout and Ohtani for the L.A. Times before coming to The Athletic. Then David and Maria dive into the disappointing Nationals 2021 season. From Stephen Strasburg's injury to the trade deadline fire sale to the future with Juan Soto. Finally they discuss the NL race between the Braves, Phillies and Mets. Follow David on Twitter: @DOBrienATL Follow Maria on Twitter: @Maria_Torres3 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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The hottest bat in baseball doesn't belong to Fernando Tatis Jr. or even Shohei Ohtani. No that title currently belongs to Washington Nationals left fielder Kyle Schwarber. After the worst season of his career in 2020, Schwarber has managed to get his groove back and take his game to new heights in 2021. Today, The Athletic's Maria Torres joins us to talk about the hitting coach who helped Schwarber find his swing again and whether or not this changes how we should perceive him as a player going forward.Read Maria Torres' story about Kyle Schwarber: https://theathletic.com/2681453/2021/06/30/unleashed-the-beast-kyle-schwarbers-historic-home-run-streak-has-been-months-in-the-making/Privacy Policy and California Privacy Notice.

Nick Ashooh and Chris Miles talk about the Nationals recent hot streak, Maria Torres of the Athletic joins the show, and the NFL will allow teams to use alternate helmets in 2022. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's beat writer Thursday on The Athletic Fantasy Baseball Podcast. Beller and DVR are happy to welcome Nationals beat writer Maria Torres and White Sox beat writer James Fegan to the show. Maria discusses Juan Soto's increasing ground-ball rate, the look of a potential Max Scherzer trade, midseason turnarounds from Kyle Schwarber and Josh Bell, and more. Then, James gets into White Sox trade targets (Adam Frazier and Eduardo Escobar), Yoán Moncada's power outage, Eloy Jiménez's injury status, Carlos Rodón's career year, and more. Finally, Beller and DVR wrap up the episode by discussing how fantasy managers can play the MLB trade deadline to their advantage. Follow Beller on Twitter: @MBeller Follow DVR on Twitter: @DerekVanRiper Follow Maria on Twitter: @maria_torres3 Follow James on Twitter: @JRFegan Watch this episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/8YSYmRIluF8 Subscribe to our YouTube channel: http://bit.ly/AthleticFantasy Email us: tafantasysports@gmail.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Maria Torres has an extensive professional career that spans the theatrical and commercial markets as a choreographer, director, performer, and beyond. Her Puerto Rican, Dominican, and Cuban heritage has always inspired and informed her artistry, leading to the cultivation of “Latin Jazz” as a dance technique. Co-founder and Artistic Director of her non-profit organization MTEAF (Maria Torres Emerging Artists Foundation) continues to train, mentor, supervise, and develop performing artists worldwide. Maria is a two-time Clio Award winner for her choreography and has worked with producers and directors at MTV, NBC, HBO, BBC, and Walt Disney. Choreographer for the contemporary reworking of Man of La Mancha (5th Avenue Theatre), Choreographer for Luis Valdes' critically acclaimed revival of Zoot Suit for the 50th Anniversary of Center Theatre Group, Associate Choreographer for the Tony-Nominated Musical On Your Feet; and Associate Choreographer of the Off-broadway for Tony award-winning musical, In The Heights. Choreographer of The Donkey Show.Celia Cruz The Musical.Best Of Both Worlds. Dance Consultant on Becoming Nancy and Donna Summer The Musical. Lortel Nomination for best choreography of Four Guys Named Jose Executive Board Member of the Society of Directors & Choreographers. League of Professional Theater Women. Artistic Associate at Amas Musical Theater Board member of Engarde Arts. Artistic Director & Founder of Creative Workshop. Guest choreographer of US National Fox's show So You Think You Can Dance and two seasons on Canada's So You Think You Can Dance. Working with music icons Don Omar and Enrique Iglesias. Creative direction and choreographer for programs Latin Billboard Awards, NBC's Radio City's reopening gala NBC's America's Got Talent, Amazon's The Tick, co-conceiving, choreographer and director of the musical Magic Of Salsa Kingdom and the Off-Broadway hit Latin Heat.Social Media HandlesInstagram https://www.instagram.com/maria.torres.official/Facebook  https://www.facebook.com/DivamtorresTwitter @mariatorres1

Steve Baldwin, majority owner of the Washington Spirit, joins the show to discuss Alex Ovechkin now owning  a portion of the team. Also, Maria Torres joins to discuss ALL things Nats as they drop 2 out of 3 against the Yankees. What's been going on with Brad Hand recently? We cover that this hour.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this edition of Diamonds in the Desert, Jordan Hamm recaps the Diamondbacks' rough series against the Oakland A's. While there are plenty of areas of concern for the team,... The post Nat Chats With The Athletic's Maria Torres first appeared on Sports360AZ.

Craig opens the show discussing the great interview  Sammis Reyes provided Grant & Danny right before tonight's show. Maria Torres joins us to discuss some Nats baseball after a 6-0 win against the Cardinals earlier today. Chase Hughes comes on to discuss the Wizards wild wild win against the Utah Jazz snapping Utah's 24 game win streak at home. Also, they're only 2 games out from being in the play in games for the playoffs, do we have enough juice left to make the playoffs?  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Maria Torres, Nationals reporter for The Athletic, joins the program to get us up to date on the Nats situation. With Opening Day now set for tomorrow, how many players are we expecting to be out for the game?  We try and get a feel about how the people feel about returning back to Nats games this spring, how do you feel about it? We discuss that here.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Segment 7- Beltway Blitz: Steve Whyno on the Caps, Ben Standig talks WFT, & Maria Torres covering the Nats. Segment 8- Will DC have fans in the stands since most eastern cities are allowing some capacity? Segment 9- Former WFT TE, Logan Paulsen joins the show to talk about Brandon Scherff tagged? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Maria Torres joins Al and DVR to discuss the Nationals! Can Victor Robles return to his 2019 form? How will playing time shake out at second and third base? Is Stephen Strasburg completely healthy? Can we expect a rebound from Patrick Corbin? 1:32 Victor Robles’ Offseason Adjustments 3:15 The Nats’ Infield Logjam 4:41 Stephen Strasburg’s Progress Following Surgery 6:14 Patrick Corbin’s Bid for a Bounce Back 8:43 Competition for the No. 5 Starter 10:50 Is Brad Hand the Clear-Cut Closer? 12:40 Prospects to Watch Follow Al on Twitter: @almelchiorBB Follow DVR on Twitter: @DerekVanRiper Follow Maria on Twitter: @maria_torres3 Please fill out our listener survey: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/athleticaudiosurvey Subscribe to The Athletic for just $3.99/mo to start: theathletic.com/baseballin15 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The team are joined by a cast of experts to preview the 2021 NL East:- AJC's Gabe Burns on the Braves- MLB.com's Anthony DiComo on the Mets- The Miami Herald's Jordan McPherson on the Marlins- Actor and fantasy baseball expert Ellen Adair on the Phillies- The Athletic's Maria Torres on the Nationals

Meet Maria Torres a director, choreographer and dance teacher. Maria shares the importance of believing in herself and not forgetting where she came, which fueled how she dealt with life and her career. Instagram: @maria.torres.official Facebook: Divamtorres Twitter: @mariatorres1

Josh Neighbors is joined by Maria Torres of the Athletic to discuss the biggest questions facing the Washington Nationals as they begin 2021 Spring Training.sponsors: betonline.ag & builtbar.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Josh Neighbors is joined by Maria Torres of the Athletic to discuss the biggest questions facing the Washington Nationals as they begin 2021 Spring Training. sponsors: betonline.ag & builtbar.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In this episode of "In the Clubhouse with the Nats Report" Richard sits down with the newest Washington Nationals beat reporter for The Athletic Maria Torres. Duing the episode they discussed some Spring Training news and what it is like being on the Nationals beat. Additionally, Maria talks about her past work covering the Los Angeles Angels for the LA Times. Don't forget to subscribe to the Nats Report Morning Briefing and follow us on Twitter for the latest Washington Nationals and Major League Baseball headlines. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Amanda, Nick and Ryan are back and breaking down a wild string of developments in baseball. Kevin Mather's comments have shed light on what we all knew but couldn't concretely prove until this point - that the owners, and in this case president, of the MLB do not care about winning, but saving and pocketing money. We then turn to one President/GM that does care in Mike Rizzo, quietly building one of the best bullpens in baseball right under our noses with the addition of Jeremy Jeffress. Then, Amanda sits down and talks to Maria Torres, who is the new Nats' Report for the Athletic. We get to know Maria as she sheds light on what's going on with the Nats. Finally, we finish with a Destination Baseball Draft of locations we'd love to see a baseball game played (inspired by the NHL at Lake Tahoe). Listen In! #Ad We are proud to announce that MANSCAPED™ has sponsored us at Half Street High Heat! Support for this podcast is brought to you by MANSCAPED™, who is the best in men’s below-the-waist grooming. MANSCAPED™offers precision-engineered tools for your family jewels. Use our promo code HSHH20 at checkout for 20% off your entire order plus free shipping at www.manscaped.com for a limited time! Follow us on Twitter: HSHH - @HalfStHighHeat Ryan, Host - @dcNATSHACK Amanda, Host - @AWhite7877 Nick, Host - @HalfShackCap Monty, Editor - @OnThePodSomeDay OPT, Digital Media Coordinator - @OnePursuitTakes Tyler, Content Creator - @nonrosterinvite Writers: Ryan - @ryanjmorris81 Matt - @HolleranMDH Cameron (CK) - @CKNaim58 Check out the new Half Street High Heat store! http://tee.pub/lic/xPZiUO89Le4 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/half-street-high-heat/support

Wednesday's episode of Locked On Angels is a jam-packed one. Host Brent Maguire starts the episode off by talking about the disturbing news from The Athletic about Angels pitching coach Mickey Callaway's "lewd allegations" and the subsequent suspension. Brent then dives into the news about the trade for Alex Cobb.The remainder of the episode is a discussion Brent had with Maria Torres of the Los Angeles Times about the state of the Angels club. For what it's worth, Brent and Maria had this discussion before the Callaway news so this was not touched on in their discussion.-You can follow Maria on Twitter at @maria_torres3 and her written work at the Los Angeles Times-Brent can be found on Twitter at@bmags94 and his written work can be found at Crashing the Pearly Gates-The Athletic's story about Mickey Callaway Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Wednesday's episode of Locked On Angels is a jam-packed one. Host Brent Maguire starts the episode off by talking about the disturbing news from The Athletic about Angels pitching coach Mickey Callaway's "lewd allegations" and the subsequent suspension. Brent then dives into the news about the trade for Alex Cobb. The remainder of the episode is a discussion Brent had with Maria Torres of the Los Angeles Times about the state of the Angels club. For what it's worth, Brent and Maria had this discussion before the Callaway news so this was not touched on in their discussion. -You can follow Maria on Twitter at @maria_torres3 and her written work at the Los Angeles Times -Brent can be found on Twitter at@bmags94 and his written work can be found at Crashing the Pearly Gates -The Athletic's story about Mickey Callaway Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

After losing a parent at a young age, the arts and yoga were a way for Erica Bowen to express herself and to remember that health, joy and life are a blessing. As a youth, she was lucky to have studied with amazing artists from Russia, China/Taiwan, the U.S., and Cuba, who instilled in her a lifelong respect and love for the arts/culture, their history and the importance of treating the body as a gift. Erica's life has allowed her to nurture these beliefs through a rewarding journey as a business owner, professional artist/director, arts administrator, Ayurvedic/massage therapist, yoga instructor, and one who always remembers to look for the gold in life. As professional artist/choreographer, Erica has performed in various genres including dance, live theater, Off-Broadway/Broadway, video and television. Some of her credits include: Rennie Harris' 'Facing Mekka', NBCU at Radio City, Luis Fonsi/Demi Lovato, Rod Rodgers Dance, Sergio Mendes/Carlinhos Brown, Maria Torres' 'Pasione',Earl Mosley (guest artist), Diavolo 2, Viver Brasil, Raiz Brazil, Musa with G.R.E.S. Renascer de Jacarepagua, Assokere Cuban Dance Co., Gabrielle Lansner's 'River Deep', Law and Order, Roc Nation's 'Christmas Love' and more. Erica has also choreographed for Dancespora Ballet, Habana en Movimiento, SambaSalsa, Tropicana Revue (New York), Brooklyn Philharmonic Youth Concert Series, Law and Order, and Ritmos at The Adrienne Theater. Additionally, she has taught or guest lectured at University of Pennsylvania , Boricua College, Santa Monica College, Temple University, George Mason University, Long Island University Hospital and LA County High School of the Arts. After receiving her Bachelor of Science in Wellness/Nutrition, Erica continued her studies of how to be healthy and happy, throughout one's life. She completed her 2,000 hour yoga teacher's certification with the College of Purna Yoga(Aadil Palkhivala, Savitri), Thai Yoga/massage certification and extensive study of Acupressure, Reflexology and Eastern nutrition. Because of this she was able to work and learn from the famed Ayurvedic doctor, Pratima Raichur and the Pratima Spa. Erica was also asked to provide Thai Yoga massage for feature films and actors including, Bill Murray, Jeffrey Wright and Sharon Stone. Her goal whenever you take a class or receive a session, is that you experience the joy and power of the amazing being you are and receive sincere knowledge about the rich contributions of the arts and wellness from around the world. Visit Erica at https://www.worldartseastredhook.com/ Like what you heard? Give us a 5 star rating or share with a friend to help us keep bringing the best dance content to you! Don't forget to follow us on IG and Facebook @dancetipsdaily! Stay up to date with DTD at www.dancetipsdaily.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/dance-tips-daily/support

On Friday's episode, Locked On Angels host Brent Maguire touches on the report that Trevor Bauer likely won't end up in Anaheim (according to Maria Torres of the Los Angeles Times). In the remainder of the episode, Brent answers a variety of questions from fans, ranging from the Bauer news to the best places to get food by Angel Stadium.-Maria Torres' article at the Los Angeles Times: Angels aren't in on Trevor Bauer but still beef up rotation-You can follow Brent at @bmags94 and the podcast at @LockedOnAngels-Brent's written work can be found at Crashing the Pearly Gates Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

On Friday's episode, Locked On Angels host Brent Maguire touches on the report that Trevor Bauer likely won't end up in Anaheim (according to Maria Torres of the Los Angeles Times). In the remainder of the episode, Brent answers a variety of questions from fans, ranging from the Bauer news to the best places to get food by Angel Stadium. -Maria Torres' article at the Los Angeles Times: Angels aren't in on Trevor Bauer but still beef up rotation -You can follow Brent at @bmags94 and the podcast at @LockedOnAngels -Brent's written work can be found at Crashing the Pearly Gates Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In this episode I provide fantasy baseball analysis on the most recent signings, trades, news, and rumors in the MLB. Plus I interview reporter Patrick Saunders about the Rockies and reporter Maria Torres about the Angels. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/taylor-tarter/support

Maria and I were introduced online by the mighty Joolz, who I went to Uni with and Maria also knows! Maria is an artist manager for the incredible alternative indie artist Sinead O'Brien, who has absolutely smashed 2020. In this Episode, Maria and I talk a lot about the journey a manager embarks on when beginning to work with a new artist, her personal story with meeting Sinead, but also her history, why did she become a music manager and what experience did she need? This episode is crucial to anyone who is looking to delve into the world of management, Maria shares some incredibly important advice as to what skills you need, but also where to even begin! We had such a wonderful chat, the conversation flowed very easily and I felt we had known each other for years. Find Maria here: https://www.instagram.com/maria.epelde/ Find me here: https://www.instagram.com/emilymarcovecchio/ // https://www.emilyanna.net/

This week on the Bat Around, Paul and Zack discuss which players were tendered, non tendered, and traded this week for the Orioles. They then break down the two prospects the Orioles acquired in the Iglesias trade. At 10:20 Stan “The Fan” Charles joins the show for his weekly segment to discuss Severino, Valaika, and much more! At 10:50, Steve Melewski joins the show to discuss more tender deadline news as well as the rule 5 draft. At 11:35, Maria Torres, Angels beat writer for the LA Times joins the show to discuss the Angels off-season and newly acquired shortstop Jose Iglesias! The guys finish out the show discussing the Ravens and their playoff hopes. That and more on the Bat Around.

We conclude Our Game by taking a look at baseball in the early 21st century. How are Latinos navigating unwritten rules and writing the new ones before our very eyes? We come to a fitting end on the final episode of Our Game. Information and sound clips for this episode come from baseball-fever.com, MLB advanced Media, MLB's Hispanic Heritage Month Roundtable Discussion, and ESPN. I can't believe this is the end of our journey. I would like to thank Dr. Roberto Gonzalez Echavaria, Carol Sheldon, Marie Fidler, Julie Alexandria, Ozzie Guillen Jr, Vincent Samperio, Victor Rojas, Maria Torres and Fabian Ardaya. They are all wonderful people and their insights and knowledge of this amazing game made this show what it was. I couldn't have done any of this without them. I'd like to thank Alex Schmitten. He made our theme song and our original music. He's extremely talented and helped give Our Game the correct vibe that I wanted from the very beginning. I'd also like to thank my girlfriend Megan. She was there for me so many times to encourage me and listen to me ramble on about the AAGPBL, or cry about Roberto Clemente, or think out loud throughout all my research. I would have lost my mind without her. Thank you Megan. And of course, I'd like to thank you, the fans. This journey has been so eye opening for me. It's helped me understand the game I love a little bit more. It's helped me understand race and identity. It's helped me understand the United States and baseball in this country. I hope that you've learned something. I hope you'll take this knowledge with you. And I hope that this show has offered you a new perspective on the game you love too. Keep up with everything we're doing on Twitter and Instagram @ourgamepodcast. Those accounts will continue to stay active and of course have all the images, videos and reading materials for all eight episodes. You can follow me too @SteveGranado. So that'll do it. Thank you again from the bottom of my heart. This show means everything to me, and I hope it meant something to you too. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ourgamepodcast/support

The baseball press has been historically dominated by white men. Let's explore Latinx journalists and how the entire press has covered Latino players in baseball. Thank you to Julie Alexandria, Ozzie Guillen Jr, Maria Torres, and Fabian Ardaya for speaking with me. Make sure to check out Julie and Ozzie at La Vida Baseball, Fabian's work in the Athletic and Maria's work in the LA Times. Information and sound clips for this episode come from the books Playing America's Game by Adrian Burgos Jr, The Empire Strikes Out: How Baseball Sold U.S. Foreign Policy and Promoted the American Way Abroad by Robert Elias, the Ringer and the Athletic. Our theme song and original music are produced by Alex Schmitten. You can support our work by going to anchor.fm/ourgamepodcast and clicking support. Tell your friends and family about the show, and subscribe on your favorite podcasting app, and give us a rating on Apple Podcasts. Follow us on Instagram and Twitter: @ourgamepodcast. We post pictures, videos and other materials that pertain to every single episode. You'll also get sneak peeks of the following week's episode. You can follow me on Twitter too, that's @SteveGranado. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ourgamepodcast/support

A second interview with the mambo king and queen, Eddie and Maria Torres. In this episode we discussing significant moments in their dance careers like performing for a president, hardships they faced, social issues and more.

An interview with the mambo king and queen, Eddie and Maria Torres. In this episode we discuss their upbringing, how they became dancers, the development of the On2 New York style of Salsa and significant moments in their dance careers like the Tribute to Machito with Tito Puente at the Apollo Theatre.

Roberto Clemente is the most confusing person we've ever encountered. Let's examine him from a new perspective, in today's episode of Our Game. Thank you to Julie Alexandria, Ozzie Guillen Jr, Maria Torres, Fabian Ardaya and Victor Rojas for speaking with me. You'll be hearing from them in the coming episodes. Make sure to check out La Vida Baseball, Maria's work in the LA Times and Fabian's work in the Athletic. They're all extremely talented people. Support Victor Rojas' business Big Fly Gear. Information and sound clips for this episode come from the book Clemente: The Passion and Grace of Baseball's Last Hero by David Maraniss, Old Sports Cards dot com, Beyond Baseball, the life of Roberto Clemente, Bleacher Report, Roberto Clemente: A Touch of Royalty, MLB Advanced Media, The LA Times, Uproxx, Heavy dot com, Sports Illustrated, WPXI, and Baseball Reference. Our theme song and original music are produced by Alex Schmitten. You can support our work by going to anchor.fm/ourgamepodcast and clicking support, every little bit helps. Tell your friends and family about the show, and subscribe on your favorite podcasting app, and rate us on Apple Podcasts. Thank you to everyone who already has. Follow us on Instagram and Twitter: @ourgamepodcast. We post pictures, videos and other materials that pertain to every single episode. You'll also get sneak peeks of the following week's episode. You can follow me on Twitter too, that's @SteveGranado. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ourgamepodcast/support

Welcome to the #FuturesPodcast, a podcast series created by the Birkbeck Futures team, here at Birkbeck, University of London. We will be sharing our conversations with industry leaders, hiring managers and Birkbeck Alumni to offer you an invaluable platform for industry knowledge and career support, from relevant and relatable sources. In a new series, the #FuturesPodcast will be delving into the world of enterprise and chatting with inspiring entrepreneurs and industry leaders across the UK start-up scene. In our next episode, we meet with Maria Torres Giron, Managing Director of Ole Spanish. Maria is passionate about the value of modern foreign languages in today’s job market, and a huge advocate for franchising as a valuable career choice for those looking at independent and self-employment options. Ole Spanish allows tutors to run their own Spanish-teaching franchise, in this episode listen to Maria talk about her journey to Ole Spanish, her newly published book ‘The Only Way is Ole’, and how you can get started in franchising. Birkbeck Futures is a one-stop service that combines the Careers Service, Enterprise Pathways and Birkbeck Talent to support our students and graduates in their future lives. Go further in your career with our dedicated services to enhance your skills, develop a business idea and connect with employers for your next career step. Head to bbk.ac.uk/futures for more details.

Kevin Rogers and Tony Mejia look ahead to the start of the 2020 MLB season with Los Angeles Angels' beat writer Maria Torres, who breaks down Mike Trout and the Halos. Also, the NBA restart is here with exhibition games in Orlando.

Pageants & PJ's #14 with Danielle Latimer, Lauren Parkinson and special guest Maria Torres CEO of Galaxy Pageants

Pageants & PJ's #2 with Danielle Latimer, Lauren Parkinson and special guest Maria Torres CEO of Galaxy Pageants

Maria Torres of Forsa talks how Forsa came to life! @Forsatraining on Instagra Steel Mace 101 Workshop | @ Forsa Training Sign Up here ---> https://danny-cola-fitness.myshopify.com/products/steel-mace-101-3-hour-workshop-forsa-training-oak-lawn-il?variant=31314270748738

Maria Torres – Acupuncture as an Example: How Ancient Practices are Helping us Heal Contemporary WoundsAired Thursday, September 12, 2019 at 12:00 PM PST / 3:00 PM ESTAs we evolve, many of us seek to truly heal ourselves after we’ve experienced the aftermath of trauma. Oftentimes we find that traditional medical practices may excel at addressing physical or emotional symptoms, but fail to heal the damage that has been done at a deeper level within us. Join Jennifer as she discusses the role of acupuncture in today’s healing process with Maria Torres, a licensed acupuncturist at the Art of Healing.Bio: Maria Torres, L.Ac., Dipl. Ac., MSOMMaria is a native of Miami, FL, who has recently made GA her new home. Growing up in a large family food was always a unifying element. Maria learned at an early age the healing power of food and the benefits of traditional healing. One of her earliest memories of this was watching her grandparents prepare herbal teas and remedies from herbs and plants that were collected from their backyard each time anyone was not feeling well.This ignited a 20 year career in the healthcare field specializing in food and nutrition. Maria worked in hospitals, retirement communities, assisted living facilities and nursing homes where she combined her passion for helping people with the healing properties of herbs and foods.Maria was initially drawn to acupuncture after part of her face became paralyzed due to a condition typically caused due to high levels of stress, known as Bell’s Palsy. Through acupuncture Maria experienced an accelerated, full recovery. It was this that inspired her to pursue a career as an acupuncture physician.Maria earned her Masters in Oriental Medicine from Acupuncture Massage College in Miami, FL. She is a board certified acupuncturist licensed to practice in Georgia and Florida.Prior to joining Art of Healing, she held a private practice in Florida treating patients with a variety of conditions including chronic pain, injuries, infertility, migraines, carpal tunnel syndrome, addictions, weight management, PTSD and more.In her practice, Maria also incorporated Facial Rejuvenation Acupuncture. Facial rejuvenation with cosmetic acupuncture is a healthy way to reduce the signs of aging and promote overall health.When Maria is not at the clinic, she enjoys cooking healing foods, traveling, DIY projects, and spending quality time with her family.Maria is excited to be part of the Art Of Healing team and looks forward to helping you reach your wellness goals.

Maria Torres' journey in pageantry begun when her mother entered her in a pageant without her permission. It didn't take long for Maria to catch the pageant bug. Fast forward to today and she is the CEO of Galaxy Pageants, hosting delegates from all around the world: Australia, New Zealand, India, the UK and of course the US. Maria is also the first Pageant Director I've interviewed for The Pageant Project and, given how many people tuned in for the live and left messages of love and respect, I feel it was a solid choice! TIMESTAMPS · 1:41 Maria's start in pageantry · 6:35 Journey to Galaxy CEO · 10:45 Respect and love as a Director · 14:30 Legacy – single mothers and more · 17:08 Best part about being an international Director (Scottish accents) · 19:40 Pork roast, rice and beans · 24:06 Favourite pageant memory · 28:03 Advice for prospective Galaxy queens · 35:45 The most difficult part of being a Director · 39:03 Vision for Galaxy in ten years · 40:12 What are prelims and why are they necessary? · 44:56 Advice for new Directors · 45:33 Advice for those new to pageants · 47:24 Tips for first-time Galaxy contestants · 48:49 Advice for dealing with pageantry stereotypes · 50:16 What makes Galaxy stand out from other systems? · 53:16 Runway tips – what NOT to do · 54:41 Ten questions with Maria Torres · 59:56 How are judges chosen? WHAT TO DO NEXT Make sure to SUBSCRIBE for more pageant-related content! FOLLOW ME ON SOCIAL · https://www.instagram.com/thepageantproject/ · https://www.facebook.com/thepageantproject/ INTERVIEW/COLLAB REQUESTS · https://www.thepageantproject.com/content-lounge/#interview-request FOLLOW MARIA · https://www.instagram.com/missgalaxypageant/ · https://www.facebook.com/GalaxyPageant/

Maria Torres of the Los Angeles Times stops by to talk about the current state of the Angels and what they could do at the trade deadline. She also shares some memories of Tyler Skaggs and growing up watching Atlanta baseball, and the advantage of being a Spanish-speaking journalist. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Maria Torres of the Los Angeles Times stops by to talk about the current state of the Angels and what they could do at the trade deadline. She also shares some memories of Tyler Skaggs and growing up watching Atlanta baseball, and the advantage of being a Spanish-speaking journalist. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

En este primer episodio, queremos compartir la primer parte sobre el tema "Fabrica Visual". La Lic. Maria Torres, nos contesta algunas preguntas sobre el Tema. Seguiremos compartiendo cada Martes temas que tengan que ver con el servicio que brinda MTI Coaching and Consulting.

Derek Ciapala sits down with Los Angeles Times Angels beat writer Maria Torres ahead of the team's huge four-game series against their AL West rival, the Oakland Athletics. Torres gives her thoughts on the Angels' chances for contention and whether or not they will make a move prior to the July trade deadline.

Host Beto Durán goes on the road to Angel Stadium in Anaheim for the Freeway Series where the LA Dodgers play the LA Angels. We try to discover if there is a crosstown rivalry and how people feel about interleague play. Angels beat writer, Maria Torres, interviews LA Angels reliever, Ty Buttrey. Also joining this special episode are Mark Gubicza, Mike DiGiovanna, David Vassegh, Andy McCullough, Jorge Castillo, Victor Rojas, and Jamie Jarrin.

Derek Ciapala sits down with Los Angeles Times Angels beat writer Maria Torres to get an update on everything Halos after their recent road trip. They discuss the stadium situation, the team's future plans, starting pitching, and young talent we may see this season.

The guys go over the week, and an interview with LA TIMES Maria Torres

Justin and Zack’s favorite stories since last episode: Mariners crashing back down to earth and Kyle Hendrick’s CGSO (1:39), Corey Kluber out indefinitely + more injuries around the league (6:26), Are the Red Sox back? + Juiced balls, Fortnite, and White House drama (10:04), Interview with Angels beat writer for the L.A. Times, Maria Torres […] The post Ep. 86 – Maria Torres + Are the Red Sox back? appeared first on The Ledge.

Host Beto Duran welcomes Jorge Castillo (Dodgers Beat Reporter), Maria Torres (Angels Beat Reporter), and Andy McCullough (National Baseball Writer) to kickoff the Major League Baseball season, which starts Thursday. Recovering from Spring Training and ready to launch into the regular season, all 3 writers share their thoughts on the upcoming year. Dodger fans expectations are already set, what does the team need to do to get over the hump and win the World Series? The Angels have made Mike Trout the highest paid athlete ever in professional sports, how does that change their team dynamic? Who are the players and what are the strategies being adapted all around the league as baseball and technology team up to ride into the future together? It's an extended edition of Arrive Early, Leave Late, so make sure you get in your 7th inning stretch!

July 30th, 2018 Maria Torres, of the KCStar, joined The Program to discuss the Royals trade of Mike Moustakas. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Julky 6th, 2018 Maria Torres, of the KC Star, joined The Program to discuss the poor offense of the Royals. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

June 15th, 2018 Maria Torres, of the KC Star, joined The Program to discuss the upcoming Astros/Royals series. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

May 24th, 2018 Maria Torres, of the KC Star, joined The Program to discuss the Royals series win over the St. Louis Cardinals. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

May 11th, 2018 Maria Torres, of the KC Star, joined The Program to discuss the Royals recent play and the demeanor of the clubhouse. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

March 30th, 2018 Maria Torres, of the KC Star, joined the Program to recap Opening Day and look ahead to the next 161 games for the Royals. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

March 9th, 2018 Maria Torres, of the KC Star, joined the Program from Surprise to breakdown the Royals adding of Mike Moustakas. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Soren sits down with the newest writer covering the Royals for the Kansas City Star at Spring Training in Surprise.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

NFAND Episode 81 | Maria Torres, dancer and choreographer I was a dancer once, so my love and respect for dancers is a bit biased. But so be it, the discipline dancers have is mostly unrecognized and misunderstood. It’s not all games and play at the ballet. Dancers dance. Dancers arrive early for class. Dancers can count, can change the accent of their physical move just to make it fun. Dancers experience life with a sense of physicality, quick wit learning, doer action, and improvisation that blends well with everyday common life. María Torres’ first dance class was at 1-year old in her family living room. The daugher of a conguero, I guess she was born to feel the rhythm and show it. The long story short is that she ended up winning a ballroom dance competition that started her off on a journey that has not stopped since. You have to hear her tell the story. Here is an artist that has gone at it her way without excuses. Here’s a self-realized woman who mentors others with talent and grit who are also going at it their way, because if not, something inside will die. Here’s to focusing, going for it, and dancing… Sol

Wattz up! is produced by Yollocalli Arts Reach youth and broadcast live through Lumpen Radio, WLPN 105.5FM Chicago. In this special edition, Protection for all, Wattz Up! youth opened their mics to speak up after the order to terminate DACA, this past September 5th, 2017. We talked to Maria Torres from Protection For All Movement and diffrent forms of protest. Also, Natividad Hernandez, an accredited representative, spoke about the legal steps that need to be followed. Quintiliano Rios a post secondary coordinator of undocumented advisor at the Little Village Lawndale HS through Enlace Chicago, informed us with open programs, scholarships and other resources given to students and families in the community. And, we had the music element from Jarochicanos, a son jarocho and huapango group that stands for social justice through their lyrics.

Kansas City Star reporter Maria Torres talks about work she did with columnist Vahe Gregorian and photographer/videographer Jill Toyoshiba to piece together the story of the events that led to Kansas City Royals pitcher Yordano Ventura driving through a guardrail to his death in his native Dominican Republic. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Dr. Maria Torres and Professor Philip Grauberry of the UMass Boston Gaston Institute