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Age Reversal Unity is set to become a voice for change as supporters appeal to the FDA to change the definition of aging to a disease. Shouts of “We Don’t Want To Die!” and “FDA, Aging Is A Disease!” could be heard across the city, as individuals joined Age Reversal Unity in the fight to cure aging. Holding up signs of demonstration, and raising their voices in unison, three young women came together to plead for a change that is long overdue. These faces are the faces that represent all of humanity, and these young women don’t want to die. They want to live a long and healthy life, spending more time with the ones they love, and making a difference in the world around them. They deserve freedom from the suffering of aging, just like everyone else in the world. The FDA currently defines ...

As the highly anticipated release of “Where Titans Rise” by Daniel J. Garrity draws near, readers are poised to set off on an emotional journey through the complex layers of loss, resilience, and family dynamics. Garrity, a former firefighter whose storytelling prowess is deeply rooted in authenticity and raw emotion, presents a story that promises to captivate hearts and minds alike. “Where Titans Rise” revolves around the life of Titan. He is the main protagonist of the story, coping with personal struggles, grief, and the complexities of parenthood amidst tragedy. Garrity’s story unfolds with poignant storytelling that immerses readers in Titan’s world. It is where every emotion, every struggle, and every moment is vividly portrayed with striking realism. Through Garrity’s unique pe...

The Los Angeles Times Festival of Books is set to be graced by the presence of Momoko Uno, an exceptional storyteller whose memoir, FOURTEEN DAYS: A Memoir of Love, Loss, and Quarantine Hell,” stands as a proof of the indomitable human spirit. On April 20-21 at the USC campus, the festival will provide a stage for Uno to share her riveting narrative that discusses the complexities of love, loss, and resilience found in the middle of global adversity. In a world grappling with the challenges of a pandemic, Uno’s journey begins on a New York subway, where she receives the life-altering news of her mother’s terminal illness. Driven by a commitment to revisit her childhood home in Perth, Australia, Uno’s memoir turns into a powerful chronicle of a woman dealing with emotional turbule...

Dr. Katheryn K Ingrum, recipient of the esteemed Barbara Chernofsky Lifetime Achievement Award, unveils her latest children’s book, “Liz and Kate’s Garden of Wonders.” In this enchanting tale, two devoted teachers, Liz and Kate, share their love for nature, animals, and flowers, aiming to inspire young minds. Dr. Ingrum’s narrative, informed by four decades of experience in early childhood development, bridges entertainment and education seamlessly. Praised for its educational value and captivating storytelling, the book celebrates curiosity, compassion, and the wonders of the natural world. Readers and critics alike commend Dr. Ingrum’s ability to engage young audiences while fostering an appreciation for nature. Dr. Ingrum’s commitment to educating extends beyond her book, evident in h...

Author Momoko Uno’s Heartfelt Memoir, FOURTEEN DAYS, to Grace the Los Angeles Times Festival of Books  In a narrative spanning love, loss, and resilience, Momoko Uno’s memoir, FOURTEEN DAYS: A Memoir of Love, Loss, and Quarantine Hell, critically explores the human spirit amidst unprecedented challenges. Uno’s work will be in the limelight as a pivotal feature of the Los Angeles Times Festival of Books, taking place on April 20-21 at the USC campus. This book takes the reader on a journey of personal odyssey amidst a global pandemic narrative. The journey begins in February 2020, with Uno’s routine New York subway commute transforming into a life-altering moment when she learns of her mother’s terminal illness. Fueled by a firm determination to reach her childhood home in Pert...

The upcoming Los Angeles Times Festival of Books is set to host an emotionally charged literary journey as author Momoko Uno presents her heartfelt memoir, FOURTEEN DAYS: A Memoir of Love, Loss, and Quarantine Hell. The event, slated for April 20-21 on the USC campus, will showcase Uno’s powerful narrative that explores love, loss, and resilience in the face of the global pandemic. FOURTEEN DAYS begins with the author’s fateful subway commute in February 2020, where news of her mother’s terminal illness shatters the ordinary. Fueled by determination to reach her childhood home in Perth, Australia, Uno goes on a physically and emotionally demanding journey. The memoir carefully brings together moments of vulnerability and resilience, offering readers an intimate look into the prof...

The prestigious “Institutional Investor” magazine 2023 Global Investment Analyst Rankings revealed on November 14th that Robert Martinez secured the fifth position, alongside globally renowned financial investment analysts. In the same year, the financial investment team led by Robert Martinez achieved additional honors, securing the top spot in the overall Europe rankings by the “Institutional Investor” magazine and the fourth position in the Americas rankings by the “Greenwich Associates.” On Wall Street, the rankings by ‘Institutional Investor’ are considered the Oscars of the financial industry. Since they are based on votes from thousands of buy-side analysts and fund managers rather than generic placements, these rankings are widely respected. The votes, cast by professionals, le...

In an age where technology is the catalyst of espionage, Rannie Dean’s latest novel, Spy Phone, explores the world of high-stakes surveillance and secrecy. Set against Colorado’s calm landscapes, this narrative contrasts nature’s peace with the tense world of advanced espionage. Spy Phone follows Mike, an operative used for the Pentagon’s high security. He starts a new job at a secretive high-tech company, finding security measures that surpass the Pentagon’s, showing the importance of his new role. The story focuses on Mike’s experiences from his first day at work, marked by strict security that sets the book’s suspenseful tone. He joins Silikon Security, a mysterious company pushing communication technology, and enters a world of secret operations where technology and ethics often clash...

Turkey Visa from Iraq Turkey is considered a very appealing and attractive place to visit. Before entering Turkey, Iraqi citizens are required to have a visa. Turkey was able to greet a wider variety of tourists from different countries thanks to the introduction of an electronic visa system. In 2013, the Turkish government introduced an electronic visa system, issuing e-Visas to citizens from more than 100 countries, including Iraqis. The e-Visa of Turkey grants you entry into the nation. The Turkey e-Visa enables citizens of Iraq to travel to Turkey for a maximum of 30 days for either tourism or business purposes. The purpose of creating Turkey e-Visa was to simplify the visa application process for travelers using the internet. This is a single authorization. For visits lasting more t...

VIETNAM VISA FOR ITALIAN CITIZENS Travelers need to acquire a visa to enter Vietnam, unless they are citizens of visa-exempt countries. Ensure that you are included in the roster of individuals not requiring a visa to enter Vietnam prior to your trip. If this is not the case, you must submit a visa application. Italian residents have the option to request an electronic visa for travel to Vietnam. Residents of 79 other countries, in addition to Italy, are eligible to get e-visas for Vietnam. Italian residents holding valid passports are eligible to request a one-month single entry E-visa for purposes such as tourism, work, job opportunities, or schooling. It takes Italians only ten minutes to fill out the Vietnam visa online application form. Applicants must submit information on their pa...