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What hairstyles, colors, and cuts are in for 2010!
January 30, 2010
The hairstyle trends for 2010 will feature a lot of new looks: there are the new hair trend heavily influenced by the recent Spring 2010 catwalks, and there are the reworking and evolutions of last year's hair trends — looks for hair from short to long with many variations.
CUTS
Shaved side hair cut / undercut is not for everyone but it is becoming quite popular. Black hair with a short hair cut, the short black haircut is one of the 2010 haircut trends that are somewhat universal. Able to be styled in looks from classic to neo-rocker to a plethora of different ways (with or without a fringe, as a bob or near-on pixie crop short) the short black haircut for 2010 will work on most face shapes and skin color.
1487 – Bell chimes were invented
1797 – Congress refuses to accept 1st petitions from
American Blacks
1800 – US population: 5,308,483 — AND, out of that sum, the Black population was at 18.9% or 1,002,037
1841 – A fire destroys two-thirds of Mayagüez, Puerto Rico
1911 – 1st rescue of an air passenger by a ship, near Havana, Cuba
1917 – 1st jazz record recorded (Dark Town Strutters Ball)
1928 – 1st radio telephone connection between Netherlands & US
1933 – "Lone Ranger" begins a 21-year run on ABC radio
1936 – New owners of Boston Braves ask newspapermen to pick a new nickname
1944 – World War II: United States troops land on Majuro
1956 – Elvis Presley records his version of "Blue Suede Shoes"
1960 – CIA OKs Lockheed to produce a new U-2 aircraft (Oxcart)
1961 – JFK asks for an Alliance for Progress & Peace Corp
1997 – Minuteman III launches
2003 – Belgium legally recognizes same-sex marriage
Please take a moment to share your thoughts and views with us. Call the station at (407) 774-1085 and let us know what you’re thinking, your opinion matters!
THEATRE/BALLET:
Orlando Ballet's Bailamos!
February 19, 2010
Linda Chapin Theatre
Orange County Convention Center in Orlando, FL
Tickets can be purchased online
Tim Pascual
Booth C-19 & C-20
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Four (4) Foods to help maintain a Younger You!
1. Sweet Potato because of its dynamite source of beta-carotene. The body converts beta-carotene to vitamin A, a nutrient that helps to continually generate new, healthy skin cells. Cut into fries for a daily luncheon or dinner treat.
2. Carrots like sweet potatoes also come equipped with a generous supply of beta-carotene. In addition to its pivotal role in skin cell renewal, beta-carotene acts as a potent antioxidant, sopping up damaging free radicals that accelerate skin aging.
3. Spinach delivers a triple of dose of wrinkle-fighting antioxidants: vitamin C, vitamin E, and beta-carotene. All three work in concert to protect your skin from the sun's UV rays so it stays vibrant and healthy.
4. Pecans are one of a short list of foods rich in Vitamin E, a nutrient that's vital to skin health. By forming a protective barrier in the cell membranes of your skin, the vitamin E in pecans helps to ward off harmful free radicals and therefore helps to keep skin firm and elastic.
On Dec. 22, 2009, Puerto Rican Governor Luis Fortuño signed a law that will invalidate all copies of certified Puerto Rican birth certificates issued before July 1, 2010, and prohibit the retention of certified birth certificates by public and private entities. This law is effective as of Jan. 1, 2010.
Folks just some info for you, your relatives or anyone who was born in PR-----effective 1 July 2010, any previous Birth Certificate you may have is considered obsolete. You need to obtain a brand new one. No official document will be issued requiring a birth certificate or for identification purposes. So if you're planning to obtain a passport, etc, you may some problems. Understand this is to attack the problem of ID theft---it will have the info in a new format and paper will be different. C'est la vie. Y"all take care now, hear!!!!
YSL, needs your help..where is the Q man? Hmmm Is he on Witch Mountain?
WEUS 810am is under new management or old. You see Mr. Carl Tutera along with is son Carmine the original owners of the station have returned to take the Radio Station to the next level so there are going to be changes. I have to admit everything is an option so Haydee and I would like you to call the station and let them know you want your YO SOY LATINO right where it is on Saturday’s from Noon to 1pm ..The number to call is 407-774-8810
Interview with
LARA DIEN
Erotica Writer
February 13th on WEUS 810AM 12-1 PM
Lara Dien, nom de plume, is not only a dear friend to YSL and its listeners but also a talented local erotica writer. Her stories are filled with suspense. And, as we all know suspense does add to the tension and tension does make a good erotic story. However, when you add a little mystery then you’re really cooking. Ms. Dien is no stranger to stirring the plot. After reading one of her steamy, hot suspenseful erotica stories you’ll be sweating like you’ve been in a sauna for 10 minutes or had an intense workout. Her stories sizzle!
To commemorate this Valentine’s weekend, we are delighted in bringing back the talented and charming Ms. Lara Dien. — author of The Fortuneteller’s Lay, Bad Enough and Hungarian Masquerade. She has enchanted our listeners in the past and there’s not doubt she will do so again. Furthermore, we understand there’s a new manuscript in the works. Perhaps YSL can convince Ms. Dien in giving us the scoop on her latest write, which has been rumored to be one story that willenthrall and titillate your imagination.
So come back and join Jose, Haydee and the YSL team as they chat a bit with Ms. Dien on her latest story. AND, don’t forget to get your tickets for BAILAMOS!
YSL Sneaks a Peek at Orlando Ballet's BAILAMOS!
When it comes to the ballet many see it as the contemporary ballet of days gone by but let me assure this one is not. Mr. Hill’s artistic interpretative dance style has an urban edge, which is emphasized in this fast-paced vibrant sensual production of BAILAMOS!
As we sat there watching the rehearsal one could clearly see the inventive originality behind Mr. Hill’s choreography in this production for it was full of energy and high-speed. The dancers exhibited their diverse training as they performed four different dance sequences for us.
The first of which was a Tango performed by Israel and Katia which allowed their love for the art to shine through. The intensity between them was electric and the performance energizing.
Next was ‘Cucurrucucu Paloma’ a very poignant piece performed by their principle dancers Katia Garza and Daniel Benavides. Both were spontaneous and never lost their creative spark or flare. It was heart moving to watch as the two gracefully gave life to the words of this song and when done it was easy to see how Katia would be so moved being it brought a little of her native Mexico to her.
For those who are unfamiliar with the song, it is a Mexican Huapango. The lyrics speak of two lovers separated by an ocean but in spite of this division it causes a deeper longing for the two that would not be silence. The dove was the symbol or messenger that carries the idea to the other. It was very, very moving!
Next sequence was the steamy rendition of Carmen, a story of a woman rebelling against a patriarchal society. The dance sizzled. It was passionately performed. There was enough heat in this dance to set any stage on fire. Lastly was the exhibition of Don Quixote which had lots of leaps, it was full of high energy, and the execution was on point, no pun intended. It was completely moving and inventively choreographed leaving the audience wanting more.
I’m sure BAILAMOS is going to be one of Orlando Ballet’s staples. Don’t miss this spectacular event February 19th at 8:00 pm at the Linda Chapin Theatre, Orange County Convention Center in Orlando,FL, purchase your tickets today.
And Discover why YSL is the most innovative progressive Talk show
Today’s broadcast was slamming as it had all the components of one brilliantly executed, fast-paced hour show. Talk show host Jose Miranda leads the charge covering the twists and turns of national and local news, followed by trivia, movies, recipes, stogies and so much more. What other show would cleverly add some serious some lively with a hint of quirky edges to its programming but Yo Soy Latino.
Occasionally, the show will devote the hour to one guest or one subject. However, YSL was excited to have Mr. Paul Partyka (D) running hopeful for Congress District 24, and Congresswoman Loretta Sanchez who is serving her seventh term in California’s 47th Congressional District for today’s show.
Jose begins by introducing the first guest of the hour Mr. Paul Partyka. Mr. Partyka is no stranger to politics as he served two terms as Mayor of Winter Springs while being involved in the local politics in terms of Seminole Democrats where he helped to reorganized some of that.
When asked what made him decide to run against Suzanne Kosmas for Congress he merely stated, “I’m not pleased with what I’m seeing and rather than sit back I decided to run”. He feels everyone should go into local politics, stating that you don’t have to be a politician but you must be able to look at both sides of the issues and be able to communicate your position plainly. Please listen to the show as he spoke on several pertinent issues.
In closing, it was easy to see what motivates him. He is down to earth and appears to have a firm yet even hand approach to issues. To reach out to him, or help with his campaign even learn more about him go to www.paulpartykaforcongress.com or you can reach him on his mobile number 407-341-0805. He’s also in the white pages.
Next, Jose welcomed Congresswoman Loretta Sanchez to the show. Congresswoman Sanchez represents California’s 47th Congressional District (serving her seventh term). In addition, she is the Vice-Chair of the Homeland Security Committee that would be #2 on the whole committee and she’s also the ranking woman or #8 on the Arms Services Committee plus she also assists on the Joint Economics Committee so all day long she’s working on war, terror and deficits. And yet, she still managed to find time to run, paint and do this interview. Now that’s one Powerhouse Latina!
Jose then speaks on immigration with the Congresswoman. She indicated that every country has the right to decide who comes in and out of its country. In order for us to do that we have to have a better system of knowing who’s in and who’s out and being in a very orderly manner to be better able to decide that and to bring people in.
The problem we’re having right now is that there are jobs here that require more workforce then we have people to fill them. Even in a recession we see more people still employed. So having the demand for jobs, immigrants do come here and it’s just not Mexico, it’s a lot of Latin American countries, it the Irish. They come from all over not just from the southern borders. We need to reform things because many have American born children and they are part of the American fabric.
We wish to thank our guests for they brought their own personal wit, charm and candor which made for one lively program. We encourage all to listen to today shows as it was impossible to cover everything.
Next week Yo Soy Latino celebrates its 1st Year Anniversary on the Air!!!!!! So come back and join Jose to what will be one special program.
1. Avatar
2. From Paris With Love
3. Dear John
4. Edge of Darkness
5. The Tooth Fairy
6. When in Rome
7. The Book of Eli
8. Sherlock Holmes
9. Legion
10. The Lovely Bones
This Week’s Movie Releases...
Valentine’s Day
The Wolfman
My Name is Khan
2006 Navarro Pinot Noir (Red Wine)
2004 Ballentine Sonoma County Fume Blanc (White Wine)
2007 Fritz Winery (Rosé Wine)
2002 Rancho Zabaco Sonoma Coast Reserve Pinot Gris (White Wine)
2005 Bru Rose Frv NV 750 (Rosé Wine)
2003 White Oak Napa Valley Merlot (Red Wine)
2003 Hess Lake County Small Block Series Sauvignon Blanc (White Wine)
2008 Tears of Dew Late Harvest Moscato (Dessert Wine)
Salmon Baked in Foil
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4 (5 ounces each) salmon fillets
2 teaspoons olive oil plus 2 tablespoons
Salt and freshly ground black pepper
3 tomatoes, chopped, or 1 (14-ounce) can chopped tomatoes, drained
2 chopped shallots
2 tablespoons fresh lemon juice
1 teaspoon dried oregano
1 teaspoon dried thyme
Preheat the oven to 400 degrees F.
Sprinkle salmon with 2 teaspoons olive oil, salt, and pepper. Stir the tomatoes, shallots, 2 tablespoons of oil, lemon juice, oregano, thyme, salt and pepper in a medium bowl to blend.
Place a salmon fillet, oiled side down, atop a sheet of foil. Wrap the ends of the foil to form a spiral shape. Spoon the tomato mixture over the salmon. Fold the sides of the foil over the fish and tomato mixture, covering completely; seal the packets closed. Place the foil packet on a heavy large baking sheet. Repeat until all of the salmon have been individually wrapped in foil and placed on the baking sheet. Bake until the salmon is just cooked through, about 25 minutes. Using a large metal spatula, transfer the foil packets to plates and serve.
Number of Servings: 4
Source: Submitted by Giada De Laurentis for FoodNetwork.com
Padron Family Reserve 45th Maduro
CAO La Traviata
Illusione Epernay
Tatuaje Noella Reserve
Montecristo No. 1
Piramides Millenium
Exhibicion No. 2 LE 2000
Don Alejandro
Coronas
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Notable Guests:
Robert Hill, Artistic Director for Orlando Ballet • Congresswoman Loretta Sanchez, California’s 47th Congressional District, and leader on national security, intelligence, and counterterrorism issues • Paul Partyka for Congress 2010 District 24 (D) • Congressman Kenneth B. Meeks (D) is also a member of the powerful House Ways and Means Committee • George Crossley, Talk Show Host People Power Hour • Alice Wang, Appellate Attorney at the Public Defender Service for the District of Columbia & Chairs the Esparanza Fund • Cris Franco, Emmy-award Winner, Director, Comedian • Michele Ruiz, Co-Founder/President of SaberHacer.com and Emmy Award Winner • Eva Mendes, Actor • Antonio Fargas, Actor • Maria Hinojosa, Emmy-award Winner, Journalist/Talk Show Host • Juan J. Escalante, Executive Director of Orlando Ballet • Jim West, MA, LMHC, NCC Therapist, Mentor, Coach, Counselor, Communicator • Dale Salatich, MD (Surgeon of Dermatology) • Eva Sabiniano, Song writer, Singer (Christian Artist) • Laura Flanders, Host of GRITtv • Keu Reyes, Actor/Filmmaker/Director • Dale Reynolds, Actor/Journalist • Jessica Gonzalez, Actor • Dr. Linnda Durre, Host of the Linnda Durre Show • Victor M. Ramos, Writer for Orlando Sentinel • Dr. Letitia Wright, Talk Show Host of the WrightPlace™ TV Show, author/producer • Aurora Flores, Music Historian • Cristina Mella, LifeStyle Guru • Jessica Ferrer, Upcoming Starlet • Dr. Jose M. Mandry • Marcella Landers, Editor/Lecturer • Dr. Gabriella D. Lemus, Executive Director at the Labor Council for Latin American Advancement and co-founder of the National Latino Coalition on Climate Change (NLCCC) while serving as its Vice-Chair • Lara Dien Author/Romance Erotic • Gerardo Reyes, Representative of the Coalition of Immokalee Workers (CIW) • Dora Edmondson, Author/Writer of Romance and Erotica • Senator Bob Graham • Commissioner Linda Stewart, District 4 • Marco Rubio, Senatorial hopeful • Shannyn Moore, Talk Show Host on Saturday Night KBYR Show • Gino Feliciani, Assistant State Attorney • Denise Diaz, Jobs with Justice • George Torres, “The Urban Jibaro” Blogger/Publisher • O. Deon Long, Esquire • Maegan “La Mamita” Ortiz, VivirLatino.com, Blogger/Publisher • James Colucci, Executive VP of Altadis USA • John Barry, Esquire in Lakeland • Dr. Ana Nogales, Psychologist & President of ALMA • Dr. Nora Comstock, CEO of Las Comadres Para Las Americas • Danny Ramos, Host of SpeakOut TV • Magda I. Torres, Host of En Agenda • Darren Soto, State Representative • Steen Brown, Brown Law P.L. • Dr. Strager, Orange Dental • Vito Esposito & Alan Kornman, Radio Jihad, and the list goes on. All have added to the continued growth of YSL.
Upcoming Guests:
Antonio Fargas, Actor • Richard T. Crotty, Mayor of Orange County • Lizette Valarino, Assistant to Mayor • Cristina Lopez, President & CEO of NHLI (National Hispana Leadership Institute).