Sep 9 2014 Rotary Forum
Program for September 9, 2014- RaChell Jahn-“Torchell Mind and Body Weight Loss and Wellness Center ”
By Dick Dannells
Pres. Michael Boyer began the meeting at 12:41 PM with Ashlea Boyer’s bio. Ashlea was born in Lake Tahoe, California at a time father her was an officer at a California Highway Patrol outpost. She has no siblings and moved here to the Five Cities when she was very young and continued living here as a student throughout her primary and secondary school years. She remembers that the best principal she ever had with Martha Murphy. Her fondness memories are with her parents and growing up in this area where she was able to walk to school. Upon graduation from Arroyo Grande High School, she went onto U. C. Santa Barbara, where she graduated with honors in 1995. She took a job in Los Angeles with one of the only three West Coast publishing companies. Her most memorable experience at a publisher was working for one of the many subsidiaries of Larry Flynt Publications, which included the vast majority of the type of magazines that did not make Larry Flynt well-known. All of her assignments were with those majority magazines. Her worst and most difficult assignment was one year of firing people at one of his subsidiaries that was being sold. After she worked on Black Magazine, ironically she met Michael and got married in 2002. One of the articles in that magazine dealt with the demographics that blacks from the age of 25 to 40 spent the most money in the U.S. This statistic became evident when she met Michael for he was wearing a $1200 pair of shoes. (Pres. Michael now wears flip-flops, which he held up for all to see.) She was living in Portland Oregon where she met Michael and was a reporter that had the terrible task of writing an article of all of the business people from Portland that were trapped in the Twin Towers as they came down. Michael got a job in the Five Cities and when she went to join him there, she found that he purchased a home through her mother’s real estate office. She has been working in that office ever since.
FINES:
Pres. Michael levied spin-the-wheel fines on birthday celebrators Jack Hardy and Cheryl Vines to the tune of $50 and $40, respectively. Cheryl is also celebrating her second year in our Rotary club. Joel and Sarah Conn , who was present at the meeting, celebrated their second anniversary last Friday and he will pay a $40 spent-the-wheel fine. Ashlea Boyer’s 12th wedding anniversary with Pres. Michael cost her a no spin-the wheel fine of $70 .
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
Terry Fibich reported on the September 6 highway cleanup, but was disappointed that not all of those that volunteered showed up. Martha Murphy reported in Steve Curry’s absence that the AmpSurf barbecue was a great success. Pres. Michael reported that the community giving will begin on October 7 and that all members that want to sponsor a charity should have filled and turned in an application should form attached to Jacek Bond’s recent email. Sandy Lubin won the $40 jackpot in our weekly raffle.
RaChell Jahn-“Torchell Mind And Body Weight Loss And Wellness Center ”
Chuck Anders began by stating that RaChell, who is an RN and a nutritionist, was instrumental in enabled him to lose 35 pounds in a short period of time. He now feels 10 years younger. RaChell began by showing a number of film clips showing the very negative effects of sugar, which is now recognized to be toxic, and other harmful foodstuffs, and what steps you can take to lessen these foodstuffs in your diet. A woman should consume no more than 25 g of sugar per day and 25 g for men. The life expectancy of children at the present rate of food consumption will mean that their parents will outlive them. One out of every three children will become diabetic before they are 16 and fatty liver disease is the new silent health problem.
Program for September 9, 2014- RaChell Jahn-“Torchell Mind and Body Weight Loss and Wellness Center ”
By Dick Dannells
Pres. Michael Boyer began the meeting at 12:41 PM with Ashlea Boyer’s bio. Ashlea was born in Lake Tahoe, California at a time father her was an officer at a California Highway Patrol outpost. She has no siblings and moved here to the Five Cities when she was very young and continued living here as a student throughout her primary and secondary school years. She remembers that the best principal she ever had with Martha Murphy. Her fondness memories are with her parents and growing up in this area where she was able to walk to school. Upon graduation from Arroyo Grande High School, she went onto U. C. Santa Barbara, where she graduated with honors in 1995. She took a job in Los Angeles with one of the only three West Coast publishing companies. Her most memorable experience at a publisher was working for one of the many subsidiaries of Larry Flynt Publications, which included the vast majority of the type of magazines that did not make Larry Flynt well-known. All of her assignments were with those majority magazines. Her worst and most difficult assignment was one year of firing people at one of his subsidiaries that was being sold. After she worked on Black Magazine, ironically she met Michael and got married in 2002. One of the articles in that magazine dealt with the demographics that blacks from the age of 25 to 40 spent the most money in the U.S. This statistic became evident when she met Michael for he was wearing a $1200 pair of shoes. (Pres. Michael now wears flip-flops, which he held up for all to see.) She was living in Portland Oregon where she met Michael and was a reporter that had the terrible task of writing an article of all of the business people from Portland that were trapped in the Twin Towers as they came down. Michael got a job in the Five Cities and when she went to join him there, she found that he purchased a home through her mother’s real estate office. She has been working in that office ever since.
FINES:
Pres. Michael levied spin-the-wheel fines on birthday celebrators Jack Hardy and Cheryl Vines to the tune of $50 and $40, respectively. Cheryl is also celebrating her second year in our Rotary club. Joel and Sarah Conn , who was present at the meeting, celebrated their second anniversary last Friday and he will pay a $40 spent-the-wheel fine. Ashlea Boyer’s 12th wedding anniversary with Pres. Michael cost her a no spin-the wheel fine of $70 .
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
Terry Fibich reported on the September 6 highway cleanup, but was disappointed that not all of those that volunteered showed up. Martha Murphy reported in Steve Curry’s absence that the AmpSurf barbecue was a great success. Pres. Michael reported that the community giving will begin on October 7 and that all members that want to sponsor a charity should have filled and turned in an application should form attached to Jacek Bond’s recent email. Sandy Lubin won the $40 jackpot in our weekly raffle.
RaChell Jahn-“Torchell Mind And Body Weight Loss And Wellness Center ”
Chuck Anders began by stating that RaChell, who is an RN and a nutritionist, was instrumental in enabled him to lose 35 pounds in a short period of time. He now feels 10 years younger. RaChell began by showing a number of film clips showing the very negative effects of sugar, which is now recognized to be toxic, and other harmful foodstuffs, and what steps you can take to lessen these foodstuffs in your diet. A woman should consume no more than 25 g of sugar per day and 25 g for men. The life expectancy of children at the present rate of food consumption will mean that their parents will outlive them. One out of every three children will become diabetic before they are 16 and fatty liver disease is the new silent health problem.