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About Jay Izso From college athletes to Wall Street and everywhere in between, Jay Izso works with athletes, coaches, employees and corporate executives on how to understand the psychology behind social media to best develop personal and brand recognition, establish loyal followers, execute goals, and drive positive agendas. About The Book: Jay Izso is the author of Got Social Mediologyâ??a book that exposes the psychology behind social media and how to use it effectively. For more information about Jay or his book and consulting, visit www.socialmediology.com.

Tony is recognized and respected by both the artists he has nurtured and by his peers for the wealth of experience gained through an illustrious career. He now uses his book,â??Insights from the Engine Roomâ??to share his stories of the Music Industry and how it was to work with many top performers. His past experiences with both Simon Cowell and Simon Fuller give him the perfect mix to take on an interview about American Idol! ***The all new book, "Let the Good Times Roll" will be hitting the shelves soon to elaborate the lessons Tony learned from Rock n Roll. Also included will be a specific chapter based solely on David Bowie. It's a must read!"***

How many private citizens do you know who have commissioned their own symphony? For just about everyone the answer is zero, but there is one man of courage and vision who did just that and his name is Alex Ayzin. In 1986, following the Space Shuttle Challenger disaster and the Chernobyl nuclear plant meltdown, Azyin, a Russian émigré whose entire family defected from the Soviet Union in the late 1970s, commissioned his own symphony from Russian composer Emilian Sichkin, entitled Winds of Freedom, in an effort to promote world peace and freedom. At the height of the Cold War, being a third-generation naval officer, Ayzin was all too aware of the dangers involved in the world situation in the mid-1980s. Like an 18th century European monarch, Ayzin commanded a composer to put his vision to music and then he worked for five years side-by-side with Sichkin, guiding him along as dramatic world events shaped and evolved the music and all the inhabitants of Earth. Even the most prescient analysts didn't predict what took place in the late 1980s, indeed these developments seemed impossible twenty or even five years earlier; the Berlin Wall fell, the Polish Solidarity Movement gained traction and ultimately the Soviet Union voted itself out of business as the Afghan War and pressure from the West forced a political and economic collapse of the Russian Communist system. President Reagan, Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher and Pope John Paul II worked together, with many brave men and women known and unknown, to bring down the curtain on a chapter in human history that must be remembered as lesson for mankind. In 1991, Alex Ayzin staged a Winds of Freedom concert at Carnegie Hall in New York City that produced standing ovations and recently the symphony was edited into an eight-part multi-media presentation that is a truly moving experience. Below is the entire the presentation

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On Heels on American Society of Clinical Oncology Annual Meeting (June 2-6) a Look at Latest Advances in Cancer Research and an Inspiring Story The annual meeting of the American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO), the largest global cancer conference of the year, brings together the worldâ??s leading cancer researchers to share the latest research data and clinical breakthroughs for all types of cancers. During this media tour, Dr. Louis J. DeGennaro, President and CEO of The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society (LLS), the worldâ??s largest blood cancer nonprofit organization, is joined by leukemia survivor Loriana Hernandez-Aldama, to discuss cancer advances emerging from the ASCO annual meeting and LLSâ??s innovative approach to treating a deadly cancer. Hernandez-Aldama will share her inspiring story of going from TV health reporter to patient, and her work to spread the word about the urgent need for better cancer treatments and cures. Advances in the blood cancers â?? leukemia, lymphoma, multiple myeloma and other blood malignancies â?? which comprise approximately 10 percent of all new cancer cases diagnosed last year continue to be a key focus of the ASCO meeting, as new approaches to blood cancer therapy emerge with dizzying speed. Precision medicine, targeting the therapy to the patientâ??s individual genetic profile, and immunotherapy, harnessing the patientâ??s immune system to fight cancer, are drawing the most attention of the cancer community. More than 1.2 million people are either living with or in remission from a blood cancer in the United States. And among the most deadly of all blood cancers is acute myeloid leukemia (AML), which kills more than 10,000 patients in the United States each year. Loriana is one of those patients who is fortunate to have beaten the odds. When Loriana, a fitness and health reporter, was diagnosed with AML while undergoing fertility treatments to have a 2nd baby, she was shocked to learn that the standard therapies for AML had not changed in 40 years. But now she is eager to help other patients by raising awareness about how advances in technology, diagnostics and new experimental drugs in the pipeline may be changing this, and how The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society (LLS) is leading the way through a groundbreaking precision medicine clinical trial: the Beat AML Master Trial. LLS has invested more than $1 billion in research to find cures for blood cancer patients, and this investment has played a role in advancing nearly every therapy used to treat blood cancer patients. The Beat AML Master Trial is one of LLSâ??s most important current initiatives.

edia Analyst Ed Brodow, author of the brand new book, In Lies We Trust: How Politicians and the Media Are Deceiving the American Public. Ed Brodow is the world's top spokesman on the art of negotiation. Former SEC Chairman Harvey Pitt dubbed Ed "The King of Negotiators." Forbes Magazine agreed, ranking Ed as one of America's leading dealmakers. He is the bestselling author of six books including Negotiation Boot Camp, In Lies We Trust, and Beating the Success Trap. Ed has appeared as negotiating expert on PBS, ABC National News, Fox News, Inside Edition, and Fortune Business Report.

Stephan Bauman is an award-winning author who has written for various publications including FoxNews.com and previously served for 20 years in humanitarian work with World Relief. In his new book â??Break Open the Sky, â??he provides a unique perspective on how the rampant fear in our culture affects our faith. He challenges readers to a vibrant, authentic, risky faith: â??When our faith is passive, safe, void of risk, it loses its witness to a world that is increasingly jaded and skeptical. It forfeits its potential to awaken, or reawaken, a dying culture. Safe religion becomes self-absorbed, sentimental, esoteric, or, worse, superstitious,â?? Bauman says. More details follow. Heâ??s available for interviews starting June 5. Brett Benson, WaterBrook & Multnomah