SRI SRI RAVI SHANKAR Sri Sri Ravi Shankar is humanitarian leader, spiritual teacher and ambassador of peace. His vision of a stress-free, violence-free society has united millions of people the world over through service projects and the courses of The Art of Living. In 1982, Sri Sri entered a ten-day period of silence in Shimoga located in the Indian state of Karnataka. The Sudarshan Kriya, a powerful breathing technique, was born. With time, the Sudarshan Kriya became the center-piece of the Art of Living courses. Visit srisriravishankar.org for more information. ART OF LIVING Sri Sri founded The Art of Living as an international, non-profit, educational and humanitarian organization. Its educational and self-development programs offer powerful tools to eliminate stress and foster a sense of well-being. Appealing not only to a specific population, these practices have proven effective globally and at all levels of society. Visit www.artofliving.org for more information. INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR HUMAN VALUES (IAHV) — In 1997, he co-founded the International Association for Human Values (IAHV) to coordinate sustainable development projects, nurture human values and coordinate conflict resolution in association with The Art of Living. In India, Africa and South America, the two sister organizations’ volunteers are spearheading sustainable growth in rural communities, and have already reached out to over 36000 villages. Vist http Visit www.artofliving.org for more …
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Pint-sized Tiffany Patterson had to grow up quickly when her mum left home, leaving her to become the breadwinner and meal-maker. Too busy to eat, the seven stone 25-year-old lives on a daily dose of energy drinks and little else. Joining her for the five-day diet swap is DJ Keith Kelsey, whose out-of-hours eating has caused his weight to balloon to 30 stone. Dr Christian Jessen accompanies him to see 45-year-old Lisa Wheeler as she undergoes life-threatening weight-loss surgery. It’s ping pong in exchange for pizza as Anna Richardson takes on the Flab Fighters with a game of table tennis to show them how to have their favourite treats and still lose weight. Plus four young women battling with anorexia nervosa face their food fears in the kitchen of a gourmet curry house, where they have to prepare and eat a highly calorific meal.

Film Description: Steven and Joseph lend a hand on Chris’ and Erin’s first date. Film History: When we planned the first season of Roomies, this was the episode I was looking forward to the most. It was basically Chad and Josh presents Three’s Company. Because that’s basically what this episode reminds me of, an episode of Three’s Company. And of course with things such as Steven and Joseph’s army men war and the Talking Mime, the episode just seemed really funny on paper. And for the most part I think it transferred well to film. There were some problems when filming, but nothing like we encountered during the first episode. The big focal point here was the restaurant scene. However, before we shot that, we shot all the dorm room stuff first. Because of the way we scheduled this, we actually shot the second and third episode dorm room scenes back to back. This made for a very long night. And then we shot the classroom, Talking Mime duel, and Chris and Erin’s date for the third episode another day. Because of the separation of days and mixing of filming stuff, there ended up being a blooper with Chris’ wardrobe in episode 2. He goes to class in one shirt and then comes home in another. However, it wasn’t a huge blooper and it could be argued he changed shirts throughout the day. Either way, it wasn’t meant to be like that. When writing this episode, I wanted there to be an action sequence for the beginning. Of course it eventually changed to a lightsaber duel. I had …