ESPN 710AM: Prostate Cancer Research Institute (PCRI)

The 2008 Prostate Cancer Conference
State of the Art Treatments for
Early Stage and Relapsed Prostate Cancer
Sheraton Gateway - Los Angeles Airport
September 6-7

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Dr. Mark Scholz, Co-Founder and Prostate Oncology Specialists, Prostate Cancer Research Institute (PCRI) shared with us the new advances in diagnosis, staging, treatments and cleared up the myths about prostate cancer. Remember to get your annual testing and go to the conference!

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The Prostate Cancer Research Institute mission is to improve the quality of men’s lives by supporting research and disseminating information that educates and empowers patients, families and the medical community. The 10th major conference devoted to prostate cancer, planned and/or produced by members of The Prostate Cancer Research Institute. As in the past, this conference will provide insight for patients, caregivers and medical professionals. The conference faculty is composed of physicians and scientists who are experts in prostate cancer.

Please join us at the Sheraton Gateway Los Angeles for this outstanding event.
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Prostate Cancer Research Institute (PCRI)
5777 West Century Boulevard, Suite 800
Los Angeles, CA 90045
Administration: 310-743-2116
Fax: 310-743-2113
EMail: info@pcri.org
Helpline: 310-743-2110
EMail: help@pcri.org
www.pcri.org

ESPN 710AM: Sanare Center and Racers Who Care

Coming Up On the Next
Southern California Experience
August 24, 2008
Sanare Center and Racers Who Care

Sanare Center

Dr. Ravinder Singh and Alli Janjua

Ravinder Singh, MD, and Alli Janjua come in and talk about their new service for Veteran’s Mental Health. They will provide free services to Veteran’s at the Sanare Center. Through a network of local and remote physicians and alternative practitioners, they are able to access expertise of some of the best resources from distant centers such as those based in India. With their local experts being part of this process the patients are able to avail the best available expertise at a fraction of the cost and without having to travel to distant places. Ravinder Singh, MD, a board-certified neurologist with extensive clinical and research experience in the treatment and prevention of neurological diseases. He combines traditional medicine with proven alternative options for healing and optimal health. Dr. Singh is the past president of the American Heart Association (LA , and is currently serving on the national advisory board of the American Stroke Association. http://www.sanarecenter.com/


Racers Who Care
Scott "Lucky" Hudson, Judy Strawn and Nathan Swartzbaugh

NHRA drag racer and host of the SpeedScene Live online telecast Scott “Lucky” Hudson, American LeMans competitor Nathan Swartzbaugh, RWC President Judy Strawn came in to talk to us about Racer’s Who Care. Auto, Boat, Motorcycle and truck racers dedicated to making a positive difference for our next generation. They came in and to talk to us about their Quick Tips on Winning in Life and National Child’s Day Celebration.
http://www.myspace.com/RACERSWHOCARE
http://www.SpeedSceneRacing.com
http://www.nathanswartzbaugh.com

Nobel Peace Laureates: International Community Must Commit to Real Peace in Burma and Darfur

The Green Belt Movement International
August 12, 2008
http://www.greenbeltmovement.org/

We must keep up the pressure on the world’s superpowers to ‘do the right thing’ in Darfur and Burma—and create the conditions for long-lasting peace and democracy. This, from a group of prominent women who recently returned from a three-week delegation to Asia and Africa where they met with women’s groups, government officials and representatives from international organizations, and visited clinics and refugee camps to hear first-hand what is required to bring a sustainable peace to these areas.

Nobel Peace Laureates Jody Williams (1997) and Wangari Maathai (2004) were accompanied by other notable women including actress-activist Mia Farrow, and the Chair of Afghanistan’s Independent Human Rights Commission, Dr. Sima Samar, as they traveled for three weeks to countries that are directly linked to the crises in Burma and Darfur.

“The inspirational efforts for peace by women on the ground--made at a huge risk to their personal safety--deserve the support and recognition of the international community,” says Williams, who won the Nobel Peace Prize for her work on banning anti-personnel landmines. “It is inexcusable for certain nations to directly support regimes that are oppressing their people and committing systematic, widespread violence against women.” click here to continue

ESPN 710AM- The Feel Good Film Festival and Make-A-Wish Foundation

Coming Up On the Next
Southern California Experience

Sunday, August 17, 2008
The Feel Good Film Festival's John Wildman, Director of Press and Public Relations and Johnny Asuncion, Writer & Director of FLOAT. http://www.floatmovie.com/ .

The Feel Good Film Festival (FGFF) announces it is set to premiere Friday, August 22 at the Egyptian Theatre in Hollywood. The three-day event (which will run through Sunday, August 24) will screen films aimed at both adult and family audiences that feature positive themes, happy endings, make audiences laugh, and capture the beauty of our world. RAINN WILSON WILL HOST OPENING NIGHT CEREMONIES WITH SPECIAL GUEST TOM KENNY. JONATHAN WINTERS WILL BE SUBJECT OF TRIBUTE DURING CLOSING NIGHT AWARDS GALA. http://fgff.org/


Sunday, August 17, 2008

Shelley Ginsburg, Director of Marketing and Public Relations for Make-A-Wish Foundation speaks to us about their new awareness campaign for their vehicle donation program. The Make-A-Wish Foundation grants the wishes of children with life-threatening medical conditions. They have have granted more than 10,000 wishes in Southern California since 1983. www.wishsocal.org

Racers Who Care, Ryan Regalado

QUICK TIPS ON WINNING IN LIFE TO BE SHARED
WITH YOUNG HOSPITAL PATIENTS BY RYAN REGALADO


WHO:
Racer Who Care spokesracer, Ryan Regalado, a champion motorcycle road racer, is to share his Quick Tips on Winning in Life with young Shriners Hospitals for Children – Los Angeles patients.

In an amazing life-changing turnabout, Regalado is taking a hiatus from racing at the end of August to go to the Philippines for 10 months, where he has family ties, to work on anti-poverty and missionary projects!

His most recent RWC Quick Tips presentation was in July to youngsters at the Hollywood Community Center.

Quick Tips presentations center on key universal truths RWC calls Quick Tips on Winning in Life, applicable to all children and teens regardless of age, cultural background, or life experience: find something to do in life that you really love, study, learn the art of teamwork, find a mentor, take the long view, be flexible with your dreams and goals, avoid the path of least resistance, and more.

WHEN:
10:00 a.m., Thursday, August 14, 2008

WHERE:
SHRINERS HOSPITALS FOR CHILDREN - LOS ANGELES
RECREATION DEPARTMENT
3160 GENEVA STREET
LOS ANGELES, CA 90020

Contact:
E. Dever
213/388-3151

WHY:
The Quick Tips on Winning in Life racer presentations to children’s groups, schools, hospitals and other Southern California locales, are a community outreach of Racer Who Care’s proposed 2009 National Child’s Day Celebration, June 6 and 7, 2009, at Santa Monica’s Third Street Promenade.

The presentations are also an avenue through which professional racers can give back to the communities where they live and race.

www.shrinershq.org/hospitals/los_angeles
www.ryanregalado.com
www.myspace.com/racerswhocare
www.nationalchildsday.com

ESPN SoCal Experience- Extreme Things & Good Dirt Radio

Coming Up On the Next
Southern California Experience

Karl Domangue, President of Extreme Things tells us how their goal is to encourage people to try something different. From rock climbing to spa treatments, and from romantic gondola rides to pottery handicrafts, we provide access to some of the most incredible activities California has to offer for thrill-seekers, romantics, corporate teambuilding, and family fun. Easy, quick, and amazingly affordable, you'll find yourself coming back again and again to Extremethings.com to keep your life from being anything but dull! http://www.extremethings.com/

Gary Lewin discusses how Good Dirt Radio reports inspiring stories about people helping to solve environmental challenges affecting life on Earth. They share positive environmental ideas and actions that individuals, businesses, institutions or communities can embrace. Offer innovative and traditional approaches to environmental sanity, exploring subject categories limited only by lack of imagination. Good Dirt Radio is an organization without political or religious affiliation. http://gooddirtradio.org/