Catalog of Interviews and Bits

Catalog of Interviews and Bits

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  • Deep Flavors
    Deep Flavors from Kenneth M. Horwitz is no ordinary cookbook. Aimed at Jews who cook both traditional and nontraditional kosher dishes, as well as foodies and vegetarians, Deep Flavors approaches a diverse selection of family favorites plus popular regional and international fare using new techniques and combinations. The result is an eclectic mix of recipes unbound by cultural or national borders that are ultimately, undeniably, delicious.
    I would be happy to send you a complimentary copy of Deep Flavors in consideration of a review, interview or feature. Please read the following press release and let me know if I may schedule an interview. I'd also be happy to send you JPEGs of Horwitz and the book cover. For more information, please visit www.Deepflavorscookbook.com. Thank you.
    Kathleen Jenson
    Ascot Media Group, Inc.
    Post Office Box 2394
    Friendswood, TX 77549
    ascotmedia.com
    281.333.3507 Phone
    800.854.2207 Fax
    (This press release may be reprinted in part or in entirety by any print or broadcast media outlet, or used by any means of social media sharing)
    FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
    Deep Flavors Offers Deliciously Reimagined Kosher Recipes
    Dallas, TX, September 16, 2019 — Lovers of kosher cuisine as well as non-Jewish foodies and vegetarians will find an abundance of tempting and unusual recipes between the covers of Deep Flavors: A Celebration of Recipes for Foodies in a Kosher Style from Kenneth M. Horwitz.
    Between the covers of Deep Flavors, Horwitz combines his hunger for cooking with his passion for making international and regional favorites accessible for home cooks including those who prefer to observe some or all of the rules for kosher foods.
    The Texas State Fair Blue Ribbon-winning Spinach/Mushroom Lasagna, for instance, is a completely vegetarian lasagna accessible to Jews, vegetarians and foodies, with a unique twist on ingredients that gives it a complex flavor profile. Even recipes for classic foods such as brisket and roast turkey contain newly imagined taste combinations and techniques to elevate them while maintaining recognizable hallmarks of each dish.
    The Beet Borscht, a family recipe from Horwitz's grandmother, is somewhat unusual in that it is vegetarian. "A non-Jewish friend almost refused to eat it because he does not like beets; he had a third helping that evening,” Horwitz shared.
    Woven throughout this eclectic anthology of Jewish family recipes and original kosher dishes are flavorful reminiscences
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  • Ep. 4612 - Catalog of Interviews and Bits
    The Emmys are coming -- Can you zip-up your Dior?
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    Hi-tech Slim-down Procedure
    Gets Celebs Red Carpet-ready in 32 Minutes
    The 2019 Emmy Awards are just around the corner. And for most of the celebrities and Hollywood movers and shakers attending the event, there are two burning questions:
    Who will be the evening's winners?
    And
    How am I going to lose two inches of belly fat just days before the show so I can squeeze into my Dior gown or Tom Ford tuxedo?
    Fortunately for tubby-tummied celebrities (and non-celebrities, too), a new 32-minute procedure for virtually instant fat-loss is now available for the first time in the Los Angeles area and some of Hollywoods most famous faces are already taking advantage of its fat-melting power to safely shrink their bellies, thighs, butts, and abdomens guaranteeing them a sleek and sexy appearance at the upcoming industry award show, after-parties, and beyond.
    Patients undergoing UltraSlim light therapy recline on a comfortable padded table while a panel of safe and gentle red LED lights are positioned a few inches over the area to be treated.The 32-minute FDA-approved treatment typically focusses on the abdomen, buttocks, and both thighs, eight minutes on each zone where reduction is desired - although any trouble area on the body can be targeted, says Body Contourz of Studio City Director, Duane Anderson.
    Anderson says UltraSlims red LED light targets the fat cells beneath the skin, triggering them to open and release their liquid contents, much like perspiration.
    Other technologies such as liposuction, ultrasound, laser, cool-sculpting, radio waves, heat, and freezing operate by killing the fat cells, which can have dangerous side effects and do not offer immediate fat-reduction. The UltraSlim procedure is non-invasive works with the body's natural processes, and does not harm cells, says Anderson.
    Anderson says most patients lose an average of 3.5 inches and 1.6 liters of fat from the waist, hips and thighs during a single 32-minute UltraSlim session. He guarantees first-time patients will lose at least two inches in just one 32-minute treatment or the session is no charge.
    We understand the way a TV or film actor appears on or off the red carpet can boost their career, says Anderson. This is why we do everything possible to help our celebrity cl
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  • Dr. Robert D. Willix, Jr
    Who wouldn't want to look and feel years younger than they are? Yes, aging is inevitable, but physical, mental and spiritual decline doesn't have to be. Renowned physician Dr. Robert D. Willix, Jr., author of The Rejuvenation Solution: The Seven-Day Plan That Jump-Starts Ageless Health, combines cutting-edge science and proven holistic methods to target the 7 distinct causes of accelerated aging. His easy-to-follow plan can prevent disease and help anyone reclaim optimal health to look and feel years younger!
    Dr. Willix makes a great guest. Please read the following press release and let me know if I may forward a copy of his new book in consideration of an interview, review or feature. Please let me know if I may schedule an interview. I would also be happy to forward JPEG's of the author and book cover. Thank you.
    Kim Weiss
    Director of Communications
    HCI Books, The Life Issues Publisher
    3201 SW 15 Street
    Deerfield Beach, FL 33442
    (800) 851-9100 ext. 9212
    www.hcibooks.com/trade
    (This press release may be reprinted in part or entirety by any print or broadcast media outlet, or used by any means of social media sharing)
    FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
    The Rejuvenation Solution: The Seven-Day Plan That Jump-Starts Ageless Health
    Palm Beach, FL, September 17, 2019 ─ We all want to live long and healthy lives, retaining our vitality, strength, and flexibility into our seventies, eighties, and beyond. This revolutionary program has helped many people reclaim optimal health after doctors told them their diseases were "incurable;” it has reversed numerous chronic conditions and helped thousands of people look and feel a decade younger than their actual ages.
    Renowned physician Dr. Robert Willix targets the 7 distinct causes of accelerated aging, sharing cutting-edge science from his work with thousands of patients. The key to turning back the clock is to combat the 7 causes of aging synergistically, with a combination of powerful anti-aging foods, supplements and exercises that strengthen your mind and body. By doing these things together, you will fight inflammation, keep your cells youthful, and activate your body's anti-aging hormones.
    With a 7-day rejuvenation plan to get you started, it's easy to begin your journey to your best health today!
    About Dr. Robert Willix, Jr.:
    Robert D. Willix, Jr., MD, formerly a Board-Certified cardiac surgeon, pioneered the first open heart surgery program in South Dakota. With a passion for integrat
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  • Expert: The NYT's And Its Fake Brett Kavanaugh Story Shows America The Dishonesty Of The Phrase "BELIEVE ALL WOMEN"
    NYT deletes bizarre tweet referencing Brett Kavanaugh's 'harmless' penis...
    NYT faces questions all around for new Kavanaugh story...
    NYT TARGETS KAVANAUGH
    BELIEVE ALL WOMEN ANALYST: Everett Bartlett, president of the Stop Abusive and Violent Environments' (SAVE).
    Between an offensive tweet and a significant revision, The New York Times’ handling of a new sexual misconduct allegation against Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh attracted almost as much attention as the accusation itself.
    The story also gave President Donald Trump and his allies fresh ammunition in his campaign against the media, where the Times was already a favorite target.
    The revelation that led several Democratic presidential contenders to call for Kavanaugh’s impeachment came in the 11th paragraph of a story labeled “news analysis” that ran in the Sunday opinion section. The story is based on an upcoming book by Times reporters Robin Pogrebin and Kate Kelly, “The Education of Brett Kavanaugh: An Investigation,” about the junior justice’s brutal confirmation battle last year.
    Headlined “Brett Kavanaugh Fit In With the Privileged Kids. She Did Not,” the story was primarily about Deborah Ramirez, a Connecticut woman who alleged that Kavanaugh, as a freshman at Yale in 1983, had pulled down his pants and thrust his penis at her. Kavanaugh has denied those claims.
    Yet the authors said they’d uncovered a similar story involving Kavanaugh at another freshman-year party, where he allegedly exposed himself and friends pushed his penis into the hands of a female student. The story said former classmate Max Stier reported the incident to the FBI and senators as Kavanaugh’s nomination was being discussed, but the story said Stier would not discuss it with the authors. Kavanaugh would not comment on the story, a court spokeswoman said Monday.
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  • WHY THE “ASTHMA AHA!” MOMENT COULD SIGNAL A NEED TO TAKE ACTION MAY IS ASTHMA AWARENESS MONTH Asthma affects more than 20 million adults in the U.S. and up to 10 percent of all asthma patients have severe asthma – in fact, each day 10 American
    WHY THE “ASTHMA AHA!” MOMENT
    COULD SIGNAL A NEED TO TAKE ACTION
    MAY IS ASTHMA AWARENESS MONTH
    Asthma affects more than 20 million adults in the U.S. and up to 10 percent of all asthma patients have severe asthma – in fact, each day 10 Americans will die from asthma. If people with asthma feel anxious about doing household chores, running errands or taking a walk because of fear of another asthma attack, this may be their “asthma Aha!” moment signaling a need to find out if asthma is a bigger part of their life than they think.
    Not everyone experiences asthma the same way and symptoms can change over time. Even if someone thinks their asthma is under control, it might not be and it may be a more severe form of asthma. If a person with asthma has made one or more trips to urgent care, the emergency room or a hospital; experienced two or more asthma attacks in a year; or has symptoms that cause wake ups at night and interfere with daily activities--now is the time to consider the reason why.
    Severe asthma can also be linked to eosinophils, a type of white blood cell. Almost 50% of people who have severe asthma have an increase of eosinophils in their lungs, which could cause more frequent asthma attacks. Getting the right treatment at the right time for severe asthma is important because repeated asthma flare ups and inflammation caused by long-term uncontrolled asthma may lead to lung damage.
    Severe asthma doesn’t have to keep people from living life. Find out about the available treatment options for severe asthma that can help reduce eosinophils counts and symptoms. If someone has had an “asthma Aha!” moment, they can take action, visit asthma.com, download the asthma e-guide to track their asthma, gain better control and have a more meaningful conversation with their doctor.
    INTERVIEW WITH:
    Dr. David Slade, a national asthma expert, pulmonologist and GSK Medical Affairs Lead on Asthma, is available to discuss how people with severe asthma can best manage their condition. Dr. Slade will be joined by Donna Matlach, a ballroom dancer with severe asthma and co-founder of the Severe Asthma Foundation.
    SUGGESTED QUESTIONS:
    DAVID SLADE, MD
    What is asthma and who does it affect most?
    How is severe asthma different than asthma and what causes it?
    What advice can you share to help patients who may be struggling to manage their asthma?
    Where can our viewers/listeners go for more information (asthma.com)
    DONNA MATLACH, ASTHMA SUFFE
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