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Kyle Thomas Glasser who is twenty one is studying medicine with dreams of serving the community. Kyle knows the value of being a doctor and offering his services after travelling to Central America to give support to the poor. Today, Kyle is in Atlanta Shadowing Dr. Jeff Traub in his work as a surgeon.
It’s official. Tijuana is now a foodie destination. And while renowned chefs like Javier Placencia of Mission 19 and Miguel Angel Guerrero of El Taller have helped to put it there, the city’s food trucks and street food like birria, mariscos and wide variety of tacos deserve their fair share of the credit, too.
One of the oldest torta stands is the Tortas Wash Mobile that has been in business since 1964. Its name derived from the fact that it was originally adjacent to a car wash. Although the car wash is gone, Tortas Wash Mobile remains. The owners, the Hernandez family, were originally from Guadalajara but once they settled in Tijuana they made their mark with their beloved tortas.
It’s difficult for many people to get to the gym, especially with the pressures of family, work and other day-to-day responsibilities. But as the media reports more and more information from health professionals about the importance of exercise for overall health and wellbeing, it begs the question: “How can a person exercise when they can’t get to the gym?” The staff at Interviewing Experts has some ideas about that time management problem, and they are here to answer questions and to suggest how simply moving can help burn calories and maintain good health.
Markus Lattner knows we live in a fast food world. Rushing through the drive-thru on the way home from work is a quick, easy alternative to spending a half an hour at the grocery store and spending another hour cooking.
In this rush-rush world, though, Markus Lattner emphasizes the importance of enjoying food for the cultural experience it can be. He points to the slow food movement, which urges consumers to take an interest in how food is prepared, where it originated, how it tastes, and the global impact of the foods we choose each day.
The following segment aired on “The Balancing Act” on Lifetime Television. Joining the show was Tyra Banks to discuss her book, “Modelland.”
The Balancing Act: Well, our next guest on “The Balancing Act” is not shy when it comes to sitting in front of a camera. She has captured the world of entertainment as a renowned model, created the hit series “America’s Next Top Model” and even hosts her own show, “The Tyra Show.” You probably know who I’m talking about by now, but we want to let you know that if that wasn’t enough, she has spent the last few years writing a series of books. She is a media icon and has worked to inspire women and give them a greater sense of self-confidence. I am so happy to welcome to “The Balancing Act” this morning the fabulous Miss Tyra Banks! Good morning, Tyra.
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