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contents 6 FEATURE - DUSTIN FERGUSON Noted Director, Signs Four Picture Deal. 10 FEATURE - METAMORPHOSIS From Handcuffs to Angel Wings. 16 FEATURE - BREON ANSLEY Humanitarian Bodybuilder. 20 HEALTH - HEALTHPLEDGE “It is health that is the real wealth and not.....” 22 LIFESTYLE - RACHELLE CASILLAS page 6 Humanitarian Earth Angel. 24 LIFE - GED AUSTIN I do this purely on a volunteer basis and receive no money from it. 28 UFO’S - PHILIP MANTLE Military pilots give a lot of attention to UFO sightings, but we must remember...... 31 SPECIAL - 1 MILLION VIEWS It’s taken 2 years and over 120 videos. 34 LIFE - ACTS OF KINDNESS Through The Eyes Of A Child. 36 ENTERTAINMENT - PETE ALLMAN page 34 The brightness of the lights and camera ...... 38 ENTERTAINMENT - CARMELITA PITTMAN No one art form is excluded from her reach. 40 PERSONAL - PERSONAL - ASK FRANÇOISE I understand the pain that you go through, as I go through the same. 42 HEALTH - HEART ATTACK Women vs Men. page 36 44 LIFE - THE POWER OF THE PEOPLE Your regular Columnists Sandwich Angels. pages 20, 40, 42, 52, 54 46 CVH 1ST CLASS AMBASSADOR - TAMMIE STARR One day I saw a magazine with a model on the cover and.... 48 ENTERTAINMENT - MARJI TOR ‘FaceTime Entertainment’. 51 HEALING THROUGH VERSE - SARAH WARD I live through poetry in dealing with depression and helping to cope with life. 52 COOKING - STRAIGHT FROM THE OVEN Hello again everyone..... 54 ASK PC KEVIN - PC KEVIN MCEVOY page 46 Put your searching questions to PC Kevin McEvoy from the Greater Manchester Police Force. ON THE COVER: 56 READER’S LETTERS - MAILBAG Censored Your feedback to us. © RAPhotography ISSUE27 CVH1STCLASS MAGAZINE 3
COL UMNISTS DR AMIR HANNAN B BRYAN PUK Born in Manchester, UK and presently residing Dr Amir Hannan is a full-time General Practitioner in Saskatoon, Canada. A teacher of Sociology, at (Family medicine) in the UK. You can see his practice- the University of Saskatchewan. Besides teach- based web portal www.htmc.co.uk Chairman of the ing, Bryan’s other interests include time with family Association of Greater Manchester Local Medical & friends, animal welfare supporting, freelance Committees and the Chairman of the World Health writing, and quantum physics. He is a single parent Innovation Summit. You can follow him on Twitter to two ‘spoiled’ cats and he has two sisters. @amirhannan DR KAILASH CHAND OBE ANGELA BROWN Dr Kailash Chand OBE was a GP for over 30 Angela Brown has been carrying out her passion years, alongside being chair of a local NHS trust. of baking since she was a young girl. She is self- He actively campaigned on NHS and public taught having had inspiration from her mother. All health issues. Currently he is the deputy chair her recipes are tried and tested in her own home. of the British Medical Association and chair of She is a collector of vintage costumes and lives Healthwatch Tameside. He was awarded an OBE in an original 1930’s house with vintage furniture. in 2010 for services to the NHS. She takes part in displays, cookery demonstrations and teaches in schools about the way we lived in the 1930’s & 1940’s. FRANÇOISE PASCAL PC KEVIN MCEVOY Born on the Island of Mauritius, she was educated PC Kevin McEvoy is a member of Greater in Paris and London a former model, dancer and Manchester Police. He has been with the police became one of Europe’s biggest stars of the sev- force for 12 years. enties one of the greatest beauties of her time a sitcom star popular on television and films . Nowadays Françoise is an author, actress and enjoys quality time with her family she loves gar- dening and pets. INGRID BRINDLE Ingrid Brindle (@IngridBrindle) is the Chair of Haughton Thornley Patient Participation Group and the founder of Healthpledge UK. She believes passionately that patients can only make good health choices if they are provided with relevant, good quality, “joined up” information when they need it. 4 CVH1STCLASS MAGAZINE ISSUE27
CORRESPONDENTS ANTONELLA COMMATTEO STANLEY GOODRICH An International Award-winning and California’s Lives in Laguna, Niguel, California. Public Rela- Designer of the Year, Antonella is a native of tions Manager | SYSPRO - United States. One Wales born fashionista, whose designs are of the first to introduce software producers to uniquely inspired and represented by life and its Enterprise Resource Planning software. As well journey. as co-host of ‘Eye On Entertainment’, shown on the Time Warner Channel. JAMAAL LEWIS RACHELLE CASILLIAS Jamaal Lewis is Celebrity photographer and Wife and mother of two. Media, Motivational outside of this works at Sheer Strength Lab and Speaker. Host at Rachelle Casillas Media. a model at Smart Model Management. From Current Mrs Philippines Ambassador at FoRe Colorado Springs he lives in Los Angeles. International. NANCY FIKE SARAH WARD Dr Nancy Fike is a true humanitarian, devoted I am who I am - I owe so much and learn con- to Inner City Youth and organizations helping stantly from my 2 girls. I try to ensure time is Americas Youth from being bullied and fighting quality time with my loved ones and make the hunger. She likes motorcycles and speedway most of it. Sarah works for the NHS England and tracks while dedicated to family. she loves animals and music. TAMMIE STARR PRINCE JORDAN TYSON Professional Model; Singer; Starr Productions; Prince Jordan Tyson is an Award winning Hol- Shining Grace Host! Positive Role Model for lywood Artist Talk-show Host, Actor, Comedian, the Women in the world! CVH 1st Class USA Singer, and Dancer. Actor/ Artist at Michael Queen Ambassador 2018. Spokes Host at World Zanuck Agency. Actor/Producer at Cannon Films Models Starr Productions. Former Jazz Singer His family heritage is European Royalty. at Actor. Positive role model for Curvy Women. CAROLE GRAY CERDAN A SMITH Carole is a renowned Celebrity, Co-Host, Vocal- Cerdan is a Celebrity Media Host and a re- ist, Singer and Songwriter. She is also Celebrity nowned artist. He works at Tim Davis Media. Media Host at Cinema Epoch. Peace Ambassa- Beau Szumilas. Host at Filmosfera Hollywood. dor at Universal Peace Federation. Exclusive Personal Media at World Film Insti- tute. JOHN GARDNER (GADGET JOHN) ‘Tech-Nerd’ and gadget lover, from Manchester, UK. He has worked in the Tech’ industry for 4 decades and run his own business for the past 2 of them. He also has a YouTube channel giving out tech’ advice and reviews. CVH 1st Class is a Not-for-Profit organisation (As a family magazine we reserve the right not to print unsuitable material) ISSUE27 CVH1STCLASS MAGAZINE 5
FEATURE Dustin Ferguson Noted Director, Signs Four Picture Deal Text by Stanley Goodrich, photos by Daniel Kennedy D USTIN FERGUSON HAS been hired by Wild being protected. ‘Chinaman’s Chance’ tells the story of how the Eye Releasing to direct four feature films in Chinese were used as slave labour to build many of the U.S. 2018. Ferguson recently wrapped production on Railroads. While ‘Chinaman’s Chance’ is an Action/Western/ ‘Nemesis Five’, a film that can be categorized in Drama, the film also has an almost documentary feel with its the ‘Sci-Fi’ genre. Ferguson took over the direc- facts. The picture was originally filmed in 2008. torial reigns from Albert Pyun, the director of Nemesis One, Two, important race-fuelled message and presentation of historical Three and Four, each of which focuses on the attempt of the human race to survive planetary threats. Simultaneously, he fin- Ferguson, in an era when most people have ditched DVD’s ished the editing on Aki Aleong’s directorial debut, ‘Chinaman’s and Blu-Ray discs in favor of streaming services like Netflix Chance’, starring Reggie Lee, Aki Aleong, Coolio, Danny Trejo and Hulu, opened ‘Old Skool Video’, an actual video store, in and Lorenzo Lamas, among many others. early 2017. Opening the store enabled Ferguson to realize his long-term dream of becoming a video merchant. He grew up Ferguson, still enjoying his youthful years, (He openly admits regularly renting movies at video stores, and his deep love of to his birth on October 16th 1982, in Dodge City, Kansas) has horror films instilled in him the desire to one day sit behind the owned and operated several film distribution and production counter and rent out films from his own collection. And in an companies. These include 42nd Street Films and Sinister almost unheard of move, he recently sold the store to a former Studios. He has directed over 50 features to date, including customer after only nine months in order to pursue filmmaking such notable films as ‘Camp Blood 4 & 5’, ‘Silent Night, Bloody full-time in California. Night 2’, and he is Editor of ‘Sleepaway Camp IV’. Dustin has also produced and directed over 80 music videos for acts such Ferguson is no stranger to business. He studied Business as Lords of Acid, KMFDM, Velvet Acid Christ, and X-Marks Management and Entrepreneurship at Northeast Community The Pedwalk. College in Norfolk, Nebraska. By the time he graduated in 2005, most brick and mortar video stores were closing their doors, ‘Nemesis Five’ focuses on a Cyborg war between the Red Army and he was forced to delay his dream for over a decade. Hammerheads and the Los Angeles Police. While both sides claim to be the protectors of humans, the degrees of death and However, by pursuing his second passion to make films, he has destruction make it difficult to comprehend if any humans are gained a huge following of film fans, which eventually earned 6 CVH1STCLASS MAGAZINE ISSUE27
FEATURE Dustin Ferguson him the film-related income to open his store. And the sale of another. Dustin also recently published his first book titled the store gave him the needed finances to relocate and sign ‘Mini Monster Movies’, sort of a ‘guidebook’ for fans of films on to the four-picture deal with ‘Wild Eye Releasing’. Ferguson containing Ghoulies, Goblins and Trolls. It contains an inter- claims the recent resurgence in VHS was instrumental in his view he did with prolific b-movie filmmaker Jim Wynorski, as decision to finally open his video store. well as ‘Hobgoblins’ director Rick Sloane. He was also hired as a Writer on the upcoming ‘Bloodfist’ television series to be Seth Koozer, an employee at ‘Old Skool Video’ and host of produced by Ace Studios in Hong Kong later this year. the video store-focused show ‘Trash Video Podcast’, said the resurgence in VHS is due to customers’ nostalgia for physi- With ‘Nemesis Five’ now in post-production, and his former cal media. “People still love to shop around and hold an actual video store in good hands, Ferguson has began to work on copy of a movie or a record, and I don’t think that will ever go his four-film contract in California. He also recently announced away,” Koozer said. on social media in January 2018 that he had obtained the remake rights to the 1988 cult classic Umberto Lenzi horror In a way, looking back on it, initially directing horror movies was film ‘Ghosthouse’. This, of course, came only weeks after sort of the segue from collecting videos to owning the video announcing two additional films, ‘Horndog’s Beach Party’ store, notes Ferguson, adding, “Directing films gave me the (Ferguson’s first comedy) and ‘RoboWoman’, a revenge-thriller money I needed to do this...and then it all came full circle when with a Cyborg twist starring Dawna Lee Heising (‘Revenge of I was able to ‘trade up’ my store for a more serious career in the Samurai Cop’) as the title character, rounding out actually filmmaking.” seven feature films scheduled for 2018! Mr. Ferguson certainly has a lot on his plate. You can follow Dustin Ferguson on his He candidly admits that he is a man of many passions, i.e., public Facebook page to keep up to date on all of his ever- the video store fulfilling one, while movie director fulfills growing film productions and projects. ▣ ISSUE27 CVH1STCLASS MAGAZINE 7
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FEATURE Metamorphosis From Handcuffs to Angel Wings. Text by B. Bryan Puk with Rick Langlais, photos by Tyler Stein 10 CVH1STCLASS MAGAZINE ISSUE27
FEATURE T HE STORY BEGINS twenty years ago. I teach Sociology at the University of in Saskatchewan Saskatoon and was asked by my Department Head to instruct a Sociology of Poverty class in an upcoming term. Like many others on campus, I came from a middle class background and never experienced the taste of poverty. I slept under a bridge the first night until I Since now I had to teach about poverty, became proficient enough at begging to raise I wanted to experience it. After all, I’ve been telling my students for years that money to stay at a shelter. if you want to council addicts or abused women, etc., you will be much more effective if you have experienced such problems yourself in the first place. Not wanting to be a hypocrite, I had a friend drop me off in the inner city one afternoon, without my wallet, toothbrush or other items of comfort. I became a homeless street person, Metamorphosis depressed. feeling alone, vulnerable, and I slept under a bridge the first night until I became proficient enough at begging to raise money to stay at a shelter. I ate in soup kitchens and hung out in the library during the day for the sake of having shelter when it was chilly or From Handcuffs to Angel Wings. raining. One afternoon my Sociological curi- Text by B. Bryan Puk with Rick Langlais, photos by Tyler Stein osity kicked in so I decided to wander through the inner city to see what type of support services may be available for homeless street people. Near the end of my trek, I looked up and saw a sign saying, Hands On Outreach Centre. Since I never heard of this ABOVE LEFT place before, I decided to explore it Rick Langlais with further. ▶ some of the children that he has been working with. ISSUE27 CVH1STCLASS MAGAZINE 11
FEATURE As I was walking in, I heard a voice yelling at me, “You can’t cans, and slept in storefront entrances at night. Rick eventu- come in here unless accompanied by a child”. The voice ally stumbled across a pool hall that did not give him the imme- belonged to Rick Langlais, the Founder of Hands On Outreach diate bum’s rush. Centre. Despite our initial icy confrontation, Rick asked me in and we got involved in small talk ranging from discussing the One day, while in the pool hall, Rick overheard the owner of the weather to discussing life in the inner city. establishment tell a patron that he would generously reward anyone who could collect on a large debt owed to him by a high- Rick’s charismatic personality and his colourful way of express- rolling customer presently sitting in the corner. Rick, having ing himself totally endeared him to me. If our conversation nothing to lose and being plagued by the propensity for vio- was going to go any further, I had to confess my true identity. lence throughout most of his life, grabbed a pool cue, snapped This made Rick feel less guarded and we consequently got it in half, walked over to the deadbeat and cracked him hard into some interesting stories about how and why Hands On over the top of his head. came into existence. The deadbeat Rick’s story begins slumped to the floor shortly after he - knocked out cold. was born. Both of Rick bent down, his parents were “You can’t come in here unless accompanied by a grabbed the man’s dysfunctional and bulging wallet, and subjected him and child”. Those were the first words I heard upon turned it over to his siblings to hor- the owner of the rendous physical, entering the Hands On Outreach Centre located hall. In return, he sexual, and emo- collected several tional abuse. At in the inner city of Saskatoon, Canada. thousand dollars the age of fifteen of reward money. Rick realized that if he didn’t escape, Rick finally found he would soon be dead. He hitchhiked to Vancouver, Canada, his calling. His glory days had arrived. Over the next several where he wandered the streets by day, ate out of garbage years, he would travel the continent “solving people’s prob- lems” for large amounts of money. Rick’s success bought him 12 CVH1STCLASS MAGAZINE ISSUE27
FEATURE all the “boy toys” he ever wanted - including designer cocaine. Seeing the sad, desperate look in the children’s eyes, Rick collected on an outstanding favour and received dozens of One day however, whether it is due to over-confidence or just boxes of cookies, which he dispersed among the children. As carelessness, Rick says that things went “sideways” for him the original six kids told their friends about the “nice man that and he found an unintended victim dead at his feet. He was was giving away free cookies”, the number of kids showing up arrested and sent to prison. While in prison he met some inspi- each day started to increase dramatically. When an elderly rational people who believed in his latent potential and encour- neighbour complained about the doughnuts keeps all of the aged him to seek a better life upon release. One of these kids up all night, Rick felt compelled to introduce healthier food people miraculously found a Bible college several thousand choices kilometres away that was willing to admit Rick as a student - no easy task as Rick was virtually illiterate. The metamorphosis had begun - Rick closed the Hands On Fight Club and renamed the facility as Hands On Ministries and Upon graduation, Rick promised himself to move to Saskatoon, then changed it to Hands On Outreach Centre, which primar- since it was the murder capitol of Canada at that time, and ily focused on looking after the welfare of the inner city street he wanted to help other guys who too faced much abuse kids. These kids had no chance of ever going to Disneyland so while growing up and were walking time-bombs just waiting to for them this became The Happiest Place On Earth. explode in a fit of rage. Consequently, Rick rented a space in the inner city and opened a fight club, a place where guys As the altruistic reputation of the organization gained momen- could pound on each other and release their anger and aggres- tum, caring citizens started to provide financial support while sion in a private, controlled environment. others dropped off food, gently used clothing, cosmetics, games, books, and other items that were much appreciated. As the fight club was off to a successful start, one-day six kids To this day, Rick will not accept any government assistance showed up from a neighbouring school looking for food. “Get claiming that once the government gets involved, the politi- lost”, said Rick, “this place is not for kids”. However, the six kids cians start to dictate what types of programs the Centre offers were not discouraged, and sensing the good in Rick as many even though they have never experienced poverty personally. kids have the uncanny ability to do, they kept on coming back Instead, he relies on the grace of God. “If God want this place every day until Rick finally relented. He admired the tenacity of open, He will help us keep this place open”, says Rick. “He the kids, which reminded him of the pain he encountered when inspired me to open Hands On, and 20 years later, God is still nobody seemed to care whether he was fed or left to starve. here to bless us with his love for the children”. Hands On is no longer just about cookies although they are still available. Now kids can come in any time that they want FAR LEFT during the day for a healthy snack, there are no set mealtimes. Rick and copies of They can use the computers or they can help themselves to the book preparing clothes, personal hygiene products, books, or any other prod- for the tour. ucts when they are available. The facility even offers an Auto Body shop where the kids can work (and get paid) for restor- LEFT ing a car for that year’s fundraising raffle Or they can use this Rick doing a book safe haven as a place to just hang out, whether it be strictly for signing. social purposes or to escape from various dysfunctional individ- uals whether they be abusive parents, child predators, neigh- bourhood bullies or a myriad of other people who may wish to cause them harm. To help Rick meet the obligations that Rick has committed to, he has hired three additional staff that have a heartbeat in tune to the child’s needs. ▶ Over the years, I have developed a wonderful friendship with Rick. Now when I walk into Hands On, Rick no longer tells me ISSUE27 CVH1STCLASS MAGAZINE 13
FEATURE that a kid to be allowed inside must accompany me. Instead, One day while I was visiting Hands On, a huge university football now he greets me by saying, “Hey, Bryan, I see that you still player came in to volunteer his time. As soon as he came in, a don’t have your admission kid with you”, and then jokingly for little girl grabbed his big beefy fingers in her tiny hand and said, perhaps a 100th time, he will turn to a bunch of kids and ask, “Come on, let’s play Snakes and Ladders”. In the game room, “We have an adult here and he can’t stay unless he has a kid. while playing the game, the little girl lands at the bottom of the Which one of you wants to be his kid today?” Dozens of little snake and slides her game piece upwards. “No”, said the vol- hands go up in the air. I tell them that they all can be my kids unteer, “you don’t understand. In this game you have to go UP today. My heart smiles within me as grins spread across the the ladders and slide DOWN the snakes”. children’s faces. The little girl looked indignantly at the huge volunteer and relied, What makes Rick even more remarkable is that Rick does “No Mister, YOU don’t understand. This is Hands On and I can not have any biological children of his own. He did have a go up the snakes if I want to”. ▣ child with his ex-wife but the child died at a very young age due to tragic circumstances. Rick spent all night on his child’s grave shortly after the interment, which was an emotionally charged moment for him. At dawn, he walked away never to return again. I’m sure that back then; Rick never imagined that someday thousands of children will think of him as being their ‘father’. He likely gets more Father’s Day cards than any ..... a little girl grabbed his big beefy fingers in her tiny hand and said, “Come on, let’s play Snakes and Ladders”. other Dad in the city. Over the years I have tried to be of support to this organiza- tion and one of the ways of doing so is to publicize the cause in My University classes by inviting him to come and speak to RIGHT my students. So far he has done so close to 200 times and Rick during one of touched hundreds of hearts and minds in the process. I intro- the activities. duce Rick as follows: “Today you will be touched by an Angel and this Angel will take you on an emotional roller coaster ride through inner city Saskatoon. During this ride, you will laugh and you will cry. Please help me welcome Rick Langlais - the author of a love story known as the Hands On Outreach Centre - and the Guardian Angel of Inner City Children in Saskatoon.” EPILOG 14 CVH1STCLASS MAGAZINE ISSUE27
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FEATURE Breon Ansley Humanitarian Bodybuilder. Text and photos by Jamaal Lewis R ENOWNED AS A great humanitarian, Breon Ansley is an IFBB professional bodybuilder, personal trainer, and athlete in Los Angeles. California. Born and raised in Rowland Heights he is a living legend. Recently he took time out from his busy schedule to talk to us. Q What was the defining moment that made you want to Mr. Olympia, perform, guest-pose and start preparing for the become a bodybuilder? prestigious Arnold Classic in March 2018. It was when I went to the Olympia 2012 and realised I could bring something different to the world of bodybuilding. Q When you spoil yourself, which treat do you enjoy eating? Favourite cheat meal is pancakes from IHOP with all the trim- Q Who was your prominent hero that inspired you? mings and blessings, or from any Pancake house. The hero in my life is Father Ansley. Q Where can people watch you? Q What is your daily diet? My Instagram is @breonma_; Facebook is Breon Ansley, I’m In a 12-week span I do 1-2 hours of cardio per day and weight also on YouTube. train twice a day. I like to keep my diet very plain with minimal sauces and every 7-10 days I’ll add 300-500 more calories to Q Have you anything to say to our worldwide readers? help reset and spike the metabolism. Here is a shout out to all the bodybuilding fans in the UK, love you guys! Really appreciate your encouragement and support Q Have you any future projects that you would like to share and see you soon. ▣ with us? I love the experience of seeing movies in the theatre, and love CVH 1st Class wish Breon Ansley every continued to go to different restaurants to try different cultural foods. success. Next is to travel the world to tell my story of how I became 16 CVH1STCLASS MAGAZINE ISSUE27
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HEALTH Healthpledge “It is health that is the real wealth and not pieces of gold and silver” Mahatma Ghandi. by Dr Amir Hannan and Ingrid Brindle H OW OFTEN DO we think Why does it matter? about how we can earn more money, go on that To be healthy means you can choose to do more in the wider dream holiday or buy a society and hence having a healthy lifestyle enables you to lead new expensive gift? How a full life. Not just you but by being an example you encour- often do we think about what we can do to age others to do the same too so we all benefit! As a General improve our health? Whilst many people Practitioner (family physician) I see families who do this and are starting to consider getting a smart- try to encourage healthier behaviours. watch that records our every step, do we really think this in itself will improve our How do we improve health? health? It feels like it is easier to buy a smartwatch than to improve our health. Like most things in life, first step is to recognise the need to Why is that and what can we do about it change. Smartphones and smart watches record how many together? steps we are taking routinely but not necessarily the other components for health – mental, social or even what we eat What is health? and drink. We must become more sensitive to these aspects too and consider are we healthy or can we do more? The next The World Health Organisation defines step is to try to determine what we are going to do…that’s the “Health is a state of complete physi- hard bit and often people fail to make a sustainable change by cal, mental and social well-being and doing things on their own. What could help? not merely the absence of disease or infirmity” 20 CVH1STCLASS MAGAZINE ISSUE27
HEALTH Why don’t you pledge something for want to do to improve your health. Better your health – a Health Pledge? still make it SMART goal – Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Right for you Because we know when we make a and Time-limited. So not just “I’m going to commitment towards something, we are eat more fruit and vegetables” but rather more likely to carry it out and this does “I’m going to eat five portions of fruit / lead to a behaviour change. 47% of res- vegetables at least three days a week”. idents in a retirement home who signed a 4-week group commitment increased Healthpledge UK their recycling by 47% and this was main- tained after the 4 weeks! Why do a Health Pledge? Simple – members of our Patient Group together Making a Smart Health pledge? came up with a fantastic idea to have a website where you can view what other It’s really simple! Just make a pledge on a people have pledged to improve their health choice you can do that will make a health and then you can have a go your- difference to your health. There are loads self! What a brilliant idea. You improve of things you can do including Give Up your health and you help others improve Sugar In Hot Drinks or Stop Snacking too! Publish your pledge and share it with or Use the Stairs Instead of the Life at the world! ▣ Work. Just make sure it is something per- sonal to you and something you really ISSUE27 CVH1STCLASS MAGAZINE 21
LIFESTYLE Rachelle Casillas Humanitarian Earth Angel. Text by Tammie Starr, photos by David LeNeve RIGHT Rachelle Casillas. FAR RIGHT Rachelle Casillas in full splendour. 22 CVH1STCLASS MAGAZINE ISSUE27
LIFESTYLE A T THE AGE of 14 a simple trip to this world. Rachelle wants to bring faith, hope, and BOTTOM LEFT the Philippine Islands transformed love to the broken-hearted souls all around the world AND RIGHT Rachelle Casillas’ life forever. It - to let them know how valuable they are and that Rachelle Casillas birthed within her the desire to make the goodness of God really exists. Rachelle is truly a difference in the community and on a mission of love - helping transform lives and help the less fortunate souls she had encountered seeing families and communities being restored. there. As she visited the smaller provinces, such as Tigbauan, Iloilo, Rachelle saw the harsh truth of For more about Rachelle you can visit the conditions of this area. There were so many www.rachellecasillas.com ▣ young children begging for money and food, and she could see the broken-hearted faces of people just living on the streets and in poor health. She couldn’t believe her eyes, and just knew she was going to serve others and make an impact to help the lost, broken-hearted, and poverty stricken souls. Currently living in the United States, Rachelle stands as the US Ambassador for Community and Family Restoration. She is part of the FoRe! Ambassador Program that promotes a ‘call to action’ for women who have a passion to make a difference in the world. Rachelle’s heart is to see communities and families restored with peace, health, and the ability to live with sufficient shelter and food. She is involved in the Orange County, Los Angeles, California, region with community outreach, chari- ties, and events. Rachelle does numerous hours of community service including helping veterans, homeless, and children. Every Friday her husband and her hold meetings in Santa Ana, CA, that are open to the community for a place of support, prayer, and love. Rachelle is also using her ‘beauty for a purpose’ and is the Mrs. Philippines Delegate for the Mrs. Transcontinental Pageant 2018. She wants to be an example to the younger generation and will be holding pageants that promote purpose and passion in their lives. Her younger daughter is also a part of the Junior Ambassador FoRe! Program, as well being trained to be a great positive, influential leader. Rachelle wants to inspire other young girls to believe in their dreams and goals that God has given them. She is in the process right now of working with char- ities in the Philippines as well. Rachelle wants to be a vessel of love to people wher- ever she goes. She believes that no matter how dif- ficult and hard life can be, there is still goodness in ISSUE27 CVH1STCLASS MAGAZINE 23
LIFE Ged Austin TEXT BY HIMSELF I HAVE PUT on seven homeless art streets of Manchester with food parcels centre’s, and link lots of information and exhibitions in the last 3 years, all and clothing to distribute to both the men stories of what is going on. The homeless displaying artwork and poetry from and the women. In some form or another community tell me how they feel about the homeless community; from the I am out helping the homeless at least 3 their situation, how they are not allowed streets and squats of Manchester; days a week and have been doing this to vote, because of no home address, alongside the people who use the ser- for over 3 years now. and how when important events come vices of the homeless charities from the into Manchester they are always moved Booth Centre, the Mustard Tree and Also, creating ‘Homeless AWARENESS’ to an exclusion zone on the edge of the Lifeshare. These exhibitions have raised by being a guest speaker in schools and city, so the problem is not seen and then over five thousand pounds, of which one colleges. So far over 800 people have when the event’s over they are allowed hundred per cent of it was shared out been reached, the short film that’s on back in! between a large numbers of homeless my YouTube channel (also on our CVH people living rough on the streets of YouTube channel. Ed) called, ‘Making A Currently, I am looking for a new exhibi- Manchester. Difference Together’ has made an impact tion space in the city centre, or near, to in highlighting Manchester’s’ homeless display the homeless art works, poems, From the proceeds, the provisions they problem and the positive way in which short film footage and live performances asked for and got were things like new we can all help. from homeless artists in various forms; mobile phones topped up with ten pounds music, spoken word, plays and so on. It’s credit, waterproof jackets, clothes, sleep- I am known as the Urban Poet; also I not only a way of raising money for pro- ing bags, underwear, new trainers or am an author of 23 different published visions, but it helps break down stereo- boots, hats, gloves and many more books, an actor, playwright, and home- typing, and it shows that they are human things. less outreach worker, art director and beings and not just the mask of poverty. curator, local historian and life coach. I How people care and how everyone is I do this purely on a volunteer basis fundraise for the homeless and go on mixing together always fills me with pride and receive no money from it. I just love radio shows to talk about the negative and I like working with and including the helping out those in need where I can, and positive side of this situation. I go into homeless community in all my projects and I also go out regularly on to the the squats, doorways, homeless charity when and wherever possible. 24 CVH1STCLASS MAGAZINE ISSUE27
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UFO UFO RIGHT Philip Mantle AIR MISS – JANUARY 5TH 1995 BY PHILIP MANTLE Military pilots give a lot of attention to UFO sightings, but we must remember that military pilots are way outnumbered by civilian pilots. Here we look at one such incident reported by civilian pilots, which is supported by an official investigation. A UK with a UFO at 13,000 feet. According to they sent a detailed account to the joint CER T AIN NATIONAL tabloid the newspaper report these pilots ducked Air Miss Working Group, which was part newspaper is well down in the cockpit when a brightly lit of the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA). An known for its page 3 mystery craft appeared only yards in front inquiry was launched into the January models rather than its of them at over the Yorkshire Pennines 6th incident. A CAA spokesman informed serious look at the news. So, as a UFO (UK). While bracing themselves for an one national newspaper that they had not researcher it is easy to take its head- impact they saw a triangular UFO flash been able to trace the ‘aircraft’ that had lines with a pinch of salt when it comes by the right hand side of their Boeing 737 been involved. According to the newspa- to serious reporting of the UFO subject. and disappear. The Captain immediately per there were many theories of what the However, one such headline caught checked with air traffic control, which saw two pilots had encountered and one such everyone’s attention when it appeared nothing unusual. Their flight from Milan was that they had seen an experimental on January 28th, 1995. (Italy) to Manchester (UK) was just 17 military aircraft of some sort. A spokes- minutes from landing when the encounter man for one magazine that reports on BA JET PILOTS DUCK AS UFO occurred. The Boeing 737 landed safely military and corporate affairs said: “We FLASHES PAST AT 13,000 FT. with all its 60 passengers unaware of the know of nothing at all being developed drama. that could account for this sighting.” A journalist for the paper went on to inform their readers how two British Airways At first the two pilots said nothing to their MORE MEDIA COVERAGE (BA) pilots had literally ducked when colleagues for fear of being ridiculed. their jet headed for a mid-air collision However, BA bosses were informed and Together, national, regional and local 28 CVH1STCLASS MAGAZINE ISSUE27
UFO newspapers covered the story. On reach out for the controls, but by then the An except from the Captain to air traffic Saturday, February 3rd 1996 a full page object was gone. I said to the captain ‘Did control at the time: spread in one of them ran the headline: you see that?’ and he sad ‘Yes.’ It was ‘A UFO? Actually, it was just our alien very dark grey and wedge-shaped, with Captain: We just had something go down friends in the North’. I was extensively an even darker stripe down it. There were the right-hand side just above us, very quoted in the following article together no visible windows. We tried to put it to fast. with other detailed accounts of reports the back of our minds, but we did call in a of ‘triangular-shaped’ UFOs. This article stewardess to ask if there had been any Control Tower: Well, there’s nothing was in response to an official report on comments from the passengers, and she seen on radar. Was it-er-an aircraft? the incident that had been made avail- told us that no one had seen anything. able. In total I have 35 news-clippings Because of its speed it was very difficult Captain: Well, it had lights; it went down Composite photo by RAPhotography in my files that featured this event. As to judge the relative size and exact dis- the starboard side very quick. a result I think it is fair to say that this tance from us. However, it was not too UFO story really did hit the headlines! It far from our starboard wing-tip. People Control Tower: And above you? would not therefore be surprising to dis- have said to me it must have been a kite cover that the newspapers were looking or a balloon, but there is absolutely no Captain: Er, just slightly above us, yeah. to interview the two pilots in question, but chance. It was a solid grey object, pos- the rumour was that they were keeping sibly with a black stripe.” Control Tower: Keep an eye out for their heads down. It wasn’t until March something-er-I can’t see anything at all, 1996 that, in an exclusive interview, with After 13 months an official report from so-er-must have been very fast or gone one local newspaper, published their the CAA’s air misses working group down very quickly after it passed you, I interview with the two pilots. The First was made public. This group had inter- think. Officer was quoted as saying: “There was viewed the Captain and First Officer and something straight ahead which then in a had studied their sketches and made The bemused sounding Captain ended split second passed down the right-hand the report and a transcript with air traffic the conversation by remarking: Ok, side and disappeared. My reaction was to control. well, there you go! ▶ ISSUE27 CVH1STCLASS MAGAZINE 29
UFO CAA investigators said there was a ‘remote’ pos- after assessing all of the possibilities of what the sibility of the UFO being an unknown military two pilots could have encountered remained plane and checks had been made with the Royal ‘Unassessable’! Air Force (RAF) and the United States Air Force (USAF). This official report’s conclusion was CONCLUSION inconclusive! In summary the report sated: ‘There are, of course, a few sightings that defy explana- It’s not easy to reach a conclusion especially tion, and thus fuel the imagination of those who when you have been unable to speak to the only are convinced that there is something going on two witnesses to this incident. I did try several out there. Usually, activity of this kind is accom- times to obtain an interview, but, I dare say, so did panied by a rash of ground sightings. In this case many others due to the publicity that this sighting there were no other reports. The military said they obtained. When you read through the official report had no planes in the area and the possibility it was it does look as though they have debated all pos- a model aircraft has been ruled out. No micro- sibilities. I know there was debate at the time that lites or hang-glider could operate in the dark or in the two pilots may have been witness to a ‘bolide such strong wind. Having debated various hypoth- meteor’ as maybe even a chunk of space debris. eses at length, the group concluded that in the However, both pilots were adamant that what they absence of any firm evidence which could iden- saw was nothing conventional and that it came so tify or explain this object, it was not possible to close to their aircraft that they instinctively ‘ducked’ asses either the cause or the risk by any of the as they thought the object was going to collide normal criteria applicable to air miss reports. The with them. I think when we look at all of the evi- incident therefore remains unsolved’. dence this incident must still remain ‘unidentified’ or ‘unresolved’ as the official report put it. The The First Officer rounded off the article by saying; report in question praised the two pilots and spec- “It’s nice, I suppose I have had my 15 minutes of ulated whether it would encourage others to come fame. I consider that the object was just some- forward. I wonder if this worked! ▣ thing in the wrong place at the wrong time.” INVESTIGATION In an attempt to conduct my own investigation into this air-miss incident I first contacted The UK’s Ministry of Defence (MoD). This was pretty much a waist of time, but I did receive two letters from them. They did however confirm that they had not received any other reports at around the same time. My next port of call was of course British Airways (BA). My request for an interview with the two ABOUT THE AUTHOR: pilots in question was acknowledged, but nothing more. BA did, however, provide me with a copy Philip Mantle is a long standing UFO researcher of the report made by the pilots. I also contacted and author from the UK. He was formerly the Joint Airmiss Section and eventually I received the Director of Investigations for the British a copy of their official report, which is AIRMISS UFO Research Association and the MUFON REPORT no 2/95. Representative for England. He is the founder of FLYING DISK PRESS and can be contacted at: The report in itself is interesting and one partic- http://flyingdiskpress.blogspot.co.uk/ ular part of it praises the pilots and hopes that this will help other civilian pilots to come forward and report any such similar incidents. The report, 30 CVH1STCLASS MAGAZINE ISSUE27
SPECIAL 1 Million Views Special It’s taken 2 years and over 120 videos. However only 1% of these views are from subscribers, so this year I’m going to work on getting that problem sorted. Text by John Gardner I T’S TAKEN 2 Years and over 120 iMessenger & Facetime to communicate. However, after a videos. However only 1% of these year of really struggling to gain subscribers and trying to be views are from subscribers, so this all fancy with video edits, trying to cut out empty space in my year I’m going to work on getting video audio, trying to cut out all the “erms” and editing effects that problem sorted. into each video I came to the conclusion those things are not bringing me closer to my goal and I have spent all this money Learn from my mistakes if you are going on the hardware. to start a YouTube channel, DO NOT go out and buy expensive cameras, if you have a smartphone under 3 years old it will do the job to get you started, if it also records in 4K At the end of year 1 YouTube paid me £125 from then even better. advertising revenue, honestly, I was chuffed to Some myths to clear up, you DO NOT need to use a ‘Mac’ to create bits with this. videos, that’s another mistake I made as I was a ‘Windows’ user and assumed that Final Cut Pro was the tool for making great videos, and At the end of year 1 YouTube paid me £125 from advertising as it only runs on Mac’s I went out and revenue, honestly, I was chuffed to bits with this. I enjoyed bought a Mac desktop and laptop. Sure, making the content, I was learning new skills, I was engaging they look great, the laptop battery lasts with new people and watching far more YouTube content than longer than my older Windows laptop ever, at first to see how others did it, then you get to know them and if you have an iPhone you can use and follow them, you then watch more of their videos than ▶ ISSUE27 CVH1STCLASS MAGAZINE 31
SPECIAL you have the time for and struggle to get your own videos bought to help me create content for the channel. Yes, I produced each week, true story - watch out for the YouTube had a nice camera to take on holiday, along with a great vortex!! Watching my videos back is a little cringe-worthy, computer and laptop to work on, and all the friends and try it, go and watch some of my videos from 2016, but at family now wanted me to shoot their weddings or parties. the time I enjoyed making them and thought I was achiev- The biggest part of this for me was that my hard work was ing my goals. paying off and the money came in without me chasing it, for those who are self-employed like me, you will know you So, I sold the expensive camera, I sold the Mac desktop spend 10% of your time working, 40% of your time trying & MacBook pro and I got a used Dell desktop, a used Dell to get work and 50% of your time trying to get paid for the laptop, all i7 with great specs, I then upgraded the ram and work you have already done! So, to be able to create videos changed the HDD to SSD (because when you DON’T use when it suits me and get paid without chasing it was brilliant, Macs you can easily upgrade your system for little money), yes I know if you work out it takes me roughly 17 hours to and I bought a used Sony a6300 with lenses off a mate. So produce each video, then I produce 2 to 3 videos per week, this was reset time, I focussed on getting my camera skills and that I might only get paid an average of £180 a month right for my videos, to get the more pleasing camera angles - well that’s roughly £1 an hour wages! But this is where it’s and shots, bringing interest into each shot by use of props different to a job, creating videos is something I like, I get or movement, I experimented with HD or 4K as 4K videos to pass on my knowledge to others and I get to learn a new tend to take triple the time to edit and upload (the video stats skill or two each week. For example, this week I learnt how on my channel show a far greater number watch my content to setup my camera to produce more realistic colours, colour on mobile devices than desktops or TVs), however, I then correction is a HUGE thing and movie companies spend ‘big decided to go with 4K as it does produce a crisper image bucks’ on getting their films colour-corrected. So, I’m being even when viewed on a smartphone, and you can easily paid £1 an hour to do something I like, learn on the job and upscale HD-‘slow-motion’ footage to 4K too in editing. help others learn new skills too. This brings us up to the end of year 2 and by the end of year If we then work out that year 1 was £125 and year 2 was I had been paid £1651 from YouTube advertising revenue. £1651 you see a growth, such a growth can’t truly be calcu- Which probably paid for 1/4 of the equipment I had now lated with just 2 data points. However, it’s roughly 13 times 32 CVH1STCLASS MAGAZINE ISSUE27
SPECIAL higher in year 2. The mean average growth is roughly 6.5, creating content. The first is ‘Tube Buddy’, which gives you which might see year 3 income being £10K which would stats, tools and features that help you see what’s going on make the hourly rate £4.50 - now you can see where it starts with your channel, edit your videos, produce thumbnails and to get more towards being a sustainable income. even pick out competition winners should you run them on your channel. The 2nd is ‘vidIQ’, which helps you under- Now the biggest thing I want to sort out this year is getting stand how you compare against other content on YouTube, more subscribers, but you might be asking why bother if get tags assistance and monitor your stats. They offer paid 99% of your income has come from people who are not sub- services, but so far I have found the free accounts work just scribed then who needs subscribers? You are right to think fine for me. that, until you then realise that people don’t take you seri- ously with low subscriber numbers. A few examples of this, Well that’s my milestone update, I hope you found it useful the tech I review costs money and I either buy used and then and thanks for your time. Please feel free to comment and sell it again on eBay, or I buy stuff for me or get friends stuff share this on your social media, and, if you don’t already, and review. I have tried countless times contacting manu- please subscribe to my channel, I produce videos 2 or 3 facturers to get samples for review, this is where they loan times a week and cover tech, drones, how to’s and much it to you for a month and then you send it back, but the top more. question is how many subscribers have you got and then I never hear from them again. I have also contacted other Take care and until the next time, byeeeeeeeeee. ▣ ‘YouTubers’ to collaborate on videos, I choose channels roughly the same size/viewing figures, but every single time https://www.youtube.com/Gadgetjohnuk I get fobbed off, even though my views might be higher than theirs I am still seen as a small channel with my subs being under 10k. I can tell you what videos work best on YouTube, I’ve got over 2 years of testing formats and content, but you might argue this is not going to work for everyone. Firstly it seems con- troversial reviews of products gain more interest that a pos- itive review, the title of your video must be intriguing, review products the big channels have missed, but are still main- stream products, make each video flow like a story with a start middle and end. If it’s a tutorial, then ensure you high- light the take-away skill at the end of the video, take your time with video, be clearly spoken and keep your speak- ing to a moderate pace, use high quality thumbnails and be consistent with your thumbnail style and fonts, don’t be tempted to ‘clickbait’ (encourage visitors to click on a link to a particular web page), your video titles, develop a brand image for your channel and stick closely to it. YouTube is the 2nd largest search engine, so title your videos like a search query, they also give your videos better ranking if you have user engagement - so comments and shares are your goal. Above all, be yourself, as people will soon spot a fake - I tried in year 1 to be super upbeat in my videos and people saw right through it. If you are a YouTube creator then you might want to get a couple of little tools installed that will improve your under- standing of your channel and give you some extra tools for ISSUE27 CVH1STCLASS MAGAZINE 33
LIFE Acts of Kindness Through The Eyes Of A Child. Text by Nancy Fike, photos by Madison Jean RIGHT Lee Lee relaxing at home. FAR RIGHT Lee Lee with bags full of gifts to give to those less fortunate than herself. 34 CVH1STCLASS MAGAZINE ISSUE27
LIFE I WENT TO THE park to meet up with to each and every person she came in a young girl who does local outreach contact with. with the homeless community. As I was walking in the park, there I saw When all the shoes and clothes had gone Lee Lee. She was smiling and so and the homeless community started excited to get out and meet the people leaving the area, I asked Lee Lee what’s today, her Mom told me. I asked Lee Lee, next, what do you do after here? She “How old are you?” she replied, “I’m this replied, “Well I get to have an ice cream many,” and held up 4 little fingers. I asked with momma and go home to play with her what are you doing here today, she my Barbie’s.” said “I’m doing acts of kindness and giving gifts to people today.” I was amazed that WOW! The acts of kindness through the this four-year-old knew what to do and eyes of a child ♥. ▣ was so happy to get started with what she called ‘acts of kindness’. As I watched her preparing to get items such as shoes, pants and shirts out to give away to the homeless, I was yet again amazed that she was not judgmental at all talking to this community of people. Lee Lee was very comfortable talking to people she didn’t know and who were without shoes and proper clothing. Lee Lee got right in there meeting their needs right where they were at, she was so gracious in the way she talked to everyone telling them, “I’m here to do acts of kindness for you!” “How do you know what an act of kindness is?” Cindy Noris asked. She replied to Cindy, a homeless women, “My momma brings me out here on Saturday’s and tells me not everybody lives like me, so I get to make you happy and be kind to you.” Cindy smiled at Lee Lee, thanked her for the shoes and clothes then walked away. Wow! I thought to myself, what this world would be like if every young child was allowed to follow their heart to do acts of kindness as they chose to and not let the way people look or live stand in their way. This was a valuable lesson for me today as well. I learned that the eyes of a child are very different than the eyes of adults in how they see the world. The human- ity lies in love and not judgment. Lee Lee truly is a humanitarian in every way, she talks to this community in love and the way she smiled brought happiness ISSUE27 CVH1STCLASS MAGAZINE 35
ENTER TAINMENT Pete Allman The brightness of the lights and camera ....... Text and photos by Cerdan A Smith T HE BRIGHTNESS OF the lights and camera entertainment shows, as a host and producer, where he pro- of things is reflective of the sight of what one’s moted head-liners such as Siegfried and Roy, Alan Thick, Anthony Hopkins, James Brown, Mat Damon, Bruce Willis, dream is, and the lenses of might are powerful boxing greats Muhammad Ali, Mike Tyson, Floyd Mayweather to say, but great entertainment justifies the way Junior, George Foreman, Evander Holyfield; and the list goes of each and every dramatic play. on to over 40,000 notables. . The charismatic media host and journalist is a true pioneer of trust; a gladiator of love; that believes in perseverance and Today, Pete Allman is known for the film’s he’s produced; which devotion, and one of the soft spoken personalities in Hollywood include ‘Brando Unauthorized’, ‘Killer Priest’, ‘Vatos Loco’s’, that carries a mountain of celebrities; with many refined years; and ‘Saving Little Italy’. Pete’s main goal now is to promote and just as many back stories. global peace with a documentary he produced with Alex Ayzin; the creator of ‘Winds of Freedom’, currently being screened at Encompassing his years of experience in interviewing over various Rotary Club’s in Los Angeles. Pete recently addressed 40,000 celebrities and socialites, compliment his other talents; the Las Vegas Visitors Convention Authority about promoting for he is amazingly triumphant as an actor, producer, singer; a Peace Conference with celebrities and community leaders and songwriter; including impersonating high profile leaders. in a Q and A. Pete Allman, a former entertainer in Las Vegas, escalated the careers of Kirby van Burch, known as ‘The Prince of Magic’. He Mr. Allman is a first class act; second to none; with a classy also helped the career of Lynn Ashley and The Oscar Martinez style of sophisticated humour that embraces a world of cheer Dancers. His career spans from producing over 300 half-hour and laughter. ▣ 36 CVH1STCLASS MAGAZINE ISSUE27
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ENTER TAINMENT Carmelita Pittman Carmelita Pittman is multifaceted; being excellent in many fields; no one art form is excluded from her reach. Text and photos by Carol Gray Q I recently found out that you are a renowned vocalist; will Q We know that you are extensively involved with pageants. you expand on that for us? What titles do you hold? My recordings have made the top 40 in the charts. My husband, I was a judge for the MAC (Miss American Coed), and most Jerry Pittman, produced the original composition, ‘Rosebud’. recently the titleholder of Ms. Elegance USA International Woman of Achievement, among many others. Q What led to the radio show called Carmelita’s Corner? Jim Zuley, and Reatha Grey of ‘Betty White’s Off Your Rocker’ Q Mentally and physically, what is your least and greatest hosts of the radio show ‘Radio Boomers Live’ invited me to moment and personal battles? come on board with my segment. My least and greatest moment in personal battles is overcom- ing my tendency to deal with the aim to please, for it is not pos- Q Who and what inspired you to pursue so many different sible to please everyone although I have tried. aspects of entertainment? It was my choice to pursue a multifaceted career. Q What is your advice to those seeking a place in the enter- tainment industry? Q Will you share some of the highs and lows encountered My advice is to be you. I agree with the recent quote from one as you sought out your dreams and ideas? of the top personalities in rap, “Do YOU”, simple! An unfortunate former relationship discouraged and nearly killed my dreams, but now I am like the Phoenix Rising; and Q You established a ‘Living Memorial’ called ‘The Rose am enjoying much success with all of my endeavours. Breast Cancer Society’ for your mother, Juanita Zara Espinosa Uddin, who passed away from the disease in 1997. It was very Q Who is your favourite recording artist? And how did they commendable. influence you? Thank you Carole. ▣ I do not have a favourite recording artist, but admire many female singers such as Sade, Ella Fitzgerald, and Flora Purim. CVH 1st Class wish Carmelita Pittman every continuing success. 38 CVH1STCLASS MAGAZINE ISSUE27
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PERSON AL ASK FRANÇOISE I understand the pain that you go through, as I go through the same as you each time I think of my life in the past. A Very Happy 2018 To All My Readers. is no longer living in this world? You don’t need to talk to each Q Visiting a Father - My Sister and I haven’t spoken for other maybe just one can come in early and pay your respects years and now my father is in a nursing home and visitors day to your father and be with him for the morning and leave, and is the only day I’m off work and she is too, but I don’t want to your sister can make arrangements to visit in the afternoon or meet her. I’m torn in two in whether to bother visiting or not, visa versa. It is really tough when two siblings are not talking since he is now senile and won’t know if I’m there or not. to each other. If you don’t feel like talking to her perhaps write Jenny, Leamington Spa, Warwickshire. to her about this little arrangement that you wish to make. It is Dear Jenny - Well I know what you mean. I have the same up to you. Good luck, Bisous, Françoise. problem with my brother; I cannot bear to be in the same room as him. Could you perhaps, hate to say it, since your father Q One-night - I had a one-night stand at an office party with will not remember, maybe you could bury the hatchet until he a co-worker, now he is emotionally blackmailing me. I’m 24 40 CVH1STCLASS MAGAZINE ISSUE27
PERSON AL years old and single and don’t fancy him. How can I stop him Good luck, Bisous, Françoise. telling anyone as it’s my parents company and they would be very upset? Deirdre, Glasgow, Scotland. Q Acting - Out of curiosity, how did you become a big star Dear Deidre - What do you mean ‘blackmailing you’ emotion- in sitcom television, did you go to acting classes, or was it ally? If I were you I would meet this guy face-to-face and call because you were good-looking? You were renowned as the his bluff. He shows immaturity, stupidity and is an idiot. If he most beautiful young woman in your day. I’m at a disadvan- continues with this, please tell your parents about it, sometime tage, as I’m very plain and I really want to act, but not even my telling the truth can alleviate the problem. Do this and you will agency can find me work as an ‘Extra’. Do you think if I went to see that he will be a subject of the past. Tell the truth to your acting classes I could succeed? Louise, Denton, Manchester. parents and tell them what happened. I am sure that they will Dear Louise - Yes Louise, acting school or classes does a lot understand. Try it! Good luck, Bisous, Françoise. for your self-confidence. I was in a different era and I did go to classes and learned my craft. Started in theatre then went Q Sherry or Two - I get fed up with life and depressed at onto films and TV. I never thought of myself as beautiful, but times and I’m not an alcoholic, but I do enjoy a drink or two of as, attractive. That was the newspapers talking. I loved my sherry and maybe a few more. But my husband keeps telling craft and did everything to be recognised for my talent. Never my family that I have a drink problem when I don’t and he is a casting couch. That was a No, No. I was well educated by insisting I join an Alcohol Anonymous Group. I’m so annoyed my parents and therefore got on with everyone in the busi- and disappointed in his attitude. How do I get it into his thick ness. As for being a big star in sitcom TV, I got the job by being skull I don’t have a problem. Mary Lou, Riverside, Los Angeles, French and by being in the right place at the right time. It is California. also a matter of luck really. As for being an ‘Extra’, you could Dear Mary Lou - I know exactly what you are saying...he is enrol in an agency that only does ‘Extra’ jobs, or there is an being unreasonable. He wants to make sure that you do what app called Star Now that only deals with ‘extra’ works. You he says and believe in what he says. He is a narcissist. Shame know if you feel beautiful inside yourself and then that beauty on him. Enjoying a glass or two, or maybe three, does not will show outside. There is no such thing as a plain person. If make one an alcoholic. Alcoholism is the most serious form you want to succeed you must be serious about what you want of problem drinking, and describes a strong, often uncontrolla- to do, not, wanting to be famous, it does not work that way. ble, desire to drink. They start drinking the moment they wake You have to work very hard to achieve greatness. Good luck, up. He is a very ignorant man to say this about his wife and to Bisous, Françoise. ▣ tell tales to your family. Alcoholics starts drinking vodka, wine or whisky not sherry, for a start. What you should do is take him to a doctor and get him to ask questions to the doctor who knows all about alcoholism. Ignorance is bliss, but by golly it causes all sorts of problems. Good luck, Bisous’ Françoise. Q Neighbourly Love - I’m in love with my neighbour, a hand- some widower, and want to know how to win his attention. He obviously loved his wife a lot and goes to her grave daily and says there will never be anyone else for him. I’ve been visiting him with apple pies and tasty dishes, but he hasn’t taken the hint. Carla, Toronto, Canada. Dear Carla - He will not for a while take any notice of anyone, because he still loves his wife and he will go on loving her for a long time coming. Don’t push it, please let him be and give him time to grieve, he will start appreciating your thoughtful- ness. Carry on visiting him with your dishes, but don’t make any advances, wear a lovely dress and always dress smart when you are visiting him. Perhaps you should take some flowers with him to his wife’s grave. Your own intuition will tell you what to do in time. ISSUE27 CVH1STCLASS MAGAZINE 41
HEALTH Heart Attack: Women vs Men. by Dr Kailash Chand O.B.E D ESPITE OVER 30,000 • Women who present to the Accident and emergency/ Casualty department with new onset chest pain are women dying of a heart approached and diagnosed less aggressively than men. attack in the UK each year, a study has shown that women had a fifty per • Women have more chances to present with angina than cent higher chance than men of receiv- heart attack but when they present with heart attack it is ing the wrong initial diagnosis following more fatal a heart attack. Like men, some women also often fail to recognize the signs and Many cases of heart attack in women go unrecognized, partic- symptoms of a heart attack. ularly at younger ages or in patients with diabetes. Presently there are around 300,000 • All women with intermediate or higher risk should be female heart attack survivors living in the evaluated. UK today – many of these women will be living with heart failure as a consequence • Treadmill exercise testing has a higher false-positive rate of their heart attack. The longer a heart in women (for the diagnosis of obstructive coronary artery attack is left undiagnosed and untreated, disease) the more the heart muscle can be irre- versibly damaged. • The prevalence of significant coronary disease found at the time of angiography is lower in women than men present- • Women generally present about 10 ing with chest pain. years later than men • Most women with chest pain and no evidence of block- • Women present with a greater risk- ages on coronary angiography have cardiac syndrome X factor burden. or microvascular disease, or far more rarely, takotsubo car- diomyopathy or coronary dissection. [Up-to-date] • Women are less likely than men to have typical angina 42 CVH1STCLASS MAGAZINE ISSUE27
HEALTH Screening for heart disease 2. The event is referred to as SCA (or 6. There are many cardiac and non-car- aborted SCD) if an intervention (e.g., diac causes for a sustained ventricular 1, Six minutes walk test: if you can walk CPR, defibrillation, cardioversion, anti- tachy-arrhythmia that can result in SCD. more than 500 meters in six minutes you arrhythmic drug) or spontaneous rever- Among all SCD in all age groups, the do not have significant blockages or if you sion restores circulation. The event is majority (65 to 70 percent) is related to can walk 2 km or climb two flight of stairs called SCD if the patient dies. coronary heart disease, with other struc- you do not have significant blockages tural cardiac disease (approximately 10 3. The exact mechanism of collapse in percent), arrhythmias (irregular heart 2. Never ignore unexplained weakness, an individual patient is often impossible beat) in the absence of structural heart tiredness, first onset chest burning or first to establish since, for the vast majority of disease (5 to 10 percent), and non-car- onset breathlessness after he age of 40 patients who die suddenly, cardiac elec- diac causes (15 to 25 percent) responsi- trical activity is not being monitored at the ble for the remaining deaths. 3. If any member of your family male had time of their collapse. heart disease before 55 or female before 7. Start CPR 10 in all cases of sudden 65, it amounts to strong family history 4. However, in studies of patients who cardiac arrest and continue till medical were having cardiac electrical activ- help arrives along with external electric 4. It will be a strong family history for Sri ity monitored at the time of their event, shock machine. Devi family for future generations if her ventricular tachycardia (VT) or ventricular SCD is linked to blockages in the heart fibrillation (VF) (very fats irregular heart 8. It may be advisable to opt for virtual beat) accounted for the majority of epi- autopsy along with blood molecular tests What to do in sudden cardiac death sodes, with bradycardia or asystole (no in cases of sudden cardiac death to know heart beat) accounting for nearly all of chances of similar episode in the family 1. Sudden cardiac arrest (SCA) and the remainder. in future. sudden cardiac death (SCD) refer to the sudden cessation of organized cardiac 5. In most patients with VT/VF, sustained To conclude, coronary heart disease electrical activity ventricular arrhythmia is preceded by an in women can be prevented. Whatever increase in ventricular ectopy and the your situation, you can reduce the impact development of repetitive ventricular of your risk factors and improve your arrhythmia, particularly runs of non-sus- chances of preventing CHD by adopt- tained VT. ing healthy diet and healthy lifestyle habits. ▣ ISSUE27 CVH1STCLASS MAGAZINE 43
LIFE R ECENT SNOW BLIZ- ZARDS in England made driving conditions difficult and yet Sandwich Angels continued making sand- wiches daily despite difficulty distribut- ing them in heavy snow and icy road con- ditions. Yet the community group rallied together and the boxes got delivered on time. Such is the sheer dedication of the men, women and even children who are relentless in making them for 17 Soup Kitchens. Rania, Kulsum and Hannah Begum and little Sumaya recently visited with a huge food donation and received a warm welcome. Rania was amazed at the massive mountains of boxes of sand- wiches, while Shelia Fraser took time out to give them a tour around at the busy production line. Rania expressed, it was wonderful how everyone is friendly and jolly and a great community spirit. Alan Oldham the President of ‘The Rotary Club of Hyde’ surprised Christina Howard, the Founder of Sandwich Angels, with the Community Service Award from Rotary International of Great Britain and Ireland. THE POWER OF THE PEOPLE Sandwich Angels Journey. Photo by Sarah Roberts 44 CVH1STCLASS MAGAZINE ISSUE27
LIFE Alan presented the award to Christina and he is a remarkable, genuine, and caring The Sandwich Angels, and it is in recogni- humanitarian. She was a Rotarian for tion of Special Service to the Community. 8 years and only left to concentrate on Jeni Mulholland, who is Mrs. Sandwich her Homeless charity work, and says the Angel Ambassador 2018, accompanied huge ongoing support that Hyde Rotary Christina to the event. Club give to us is tremendous and special thanks to Alan Oldham, the President Jeni Mulholland is also very passionate of the Hyde Rotary, for his enormous about the homeless, and is the spokes- hamper and food vouchers. person for Sandwich Angels on TV & Radio. She is married to Rick and has a Special thanks also go to two local ‘Store 6-year-old son called Rocco. She is a hair- Champions’ under their Foodshare, Sue dresser and a beauty queen representing James from Morrisons, Hyde, for the Manchester and England, winning many regular supply of fruit and vegetable titles and she will be featured in our next essentials, and Sonia Healy from Tesco in magazine. She enjoys making the sand- Hattersley for the regular supply of bread. TOP LEFT wiches and actively helping the team of We also thank some of our local shops, Mrs. Sandwich Angel Ambassador 2018, dedicated ladies and gentlemen. hair salons, cricket clubs, and members Jeni Mulholland. of the public, for donating the sandwich ABOVE On a separate note, CVH 1st Class wish fillings. In just one week over 2,135 sand- Sandwich Angel, John Mercer. to congratulate Kevin Maddox of Hyde wiches go out to the soup kitchens’ that Rotary Club, 15 years service and a we support. BELOW twice past President, on his promotion to Group Photo of Community Awards District Assistant Governor. Kevin will be For Sandwich Angels enquiries contact Left to Right - Kevin Maddox, Harvey responsible for eight clubs in the Wigan Tel 07713973640 ▣ Beeley, Ann Beeley, Sonia Healey, Ann area for 2018/19. Christina Howard says Pike, Alan Oldham, Jeni Mulholland, Christina Howard, Barry Carey. ISSUE27 CVH1STCLASS MAGAZINE 45
CVH 1ST CLASS AMB ASSADOR USA Tammie Starr One day I saw a magazine with a model on the cover and I knew in my heart I could do that and make a real difference. Text by Herself, photos by Vincent A Chavez H ERE IS an inspirational covers and I knew in my heart I could do that and make a dif- story of my life. ference. I remember walking to the mall at nineteen years old and a lady came up to me, smiled, and said, “You are beauti- When I was a young girl ful you should be a model”. The lady in question was a model I grew up in a military scout named Gloria. family, because of that I had to move to a lot places, my Father The thing I had dreamt about for so long had finally come true was a Green Beret in the Army. I went to when I was chosen for my first commercial with Ferror’s Fashion. several schools throughout my childhood Wearing beautiful gowns I too now felt like a Supermodel. Since and it was hard on me growing up as the then I have told many girls, “You are beautiful, just the way God years went by. I experienced verbal and made you. Don’t let anyone stop you fulfilling your dreams.” physical abuse from classmates too and this really hurt me deeply in my heart. I Today, I am a professional 6’1” model and the first American felt alone at times, being the tallest girl Spokesperson for International Celebrity Chinese Designer, in my school - this is why I was bullied Kiki Wang. Introducing her curvy collection ‘SHINE 2018’! I also so much. I knew I had to do something thank God for another blessing as I am the 2018 Ms. CVH 1st to stop these people from taking my self- Class Ambassador USA! Thank you to the beautiful CVH CEO, esteem to rock bottom. I tried-out being Christina Howard, her husband Brian, and all the CVH Team! a Lacrosse and Field Hockey Goalie, the What a true honour and blessing, another dream come true! coach, Ms. King, loved me and I won a lot of games for the team. I was proud that I My aim life now is to open doors for other aspiring models and overcame the bullies and I helped others to make their dreams come true too. Being a ‘positive role who were being bullied too. model’, building women’s self-esteem and self-confidence is a God given talent that I use to the full. Never give up and keep One day I was looking through some shining! ▣ magazines that had models on their 46 CVH1STCLASS MAGAZINE ISSUE27
CVH 1ST CLASS AMB ASSADOR USA LEFT Tammie Starr - CVH 1st Class Ambassador USA BELOW Tammie modelling a new line. Links: International Celebrity Designer - KIKI WANG Celebrated Photographer - VINCENT ANTHONY CHAVEZ ISSUE27 CVH1STCLASS MAGAZINE 47
ENTER TAINMENT Margi Tor ‘FaceTime Entertainment’. Text by Antonella Commatteo, photos by Bob Delgadillo OPPOSITE PAGE Margie Tor our clients who were TV station executives as well as A-list Q When will you Launch FaceTime Entertainment celebrities that we worked with every day. I loved the process FaceTime Entertainment will be launched in April with the of organising and watching the final product unfold. Later, I hottest hosts in LA who are very popular and well known in enjoyed doing that on camera too, there’s a lot more room for their field. error! It is all a process. Also, I always feel it is important to look at your final product – your final production; this is your Q What made you want to go into becoming an Executive craft, skill and your art. It is magical. If you think about any Producer and writer? business where the people who do it best, also do it well. It I began as something very, very different. One does not decide is just a given. to become a professional EP and writer one day, or at least it is not that simplistic. No indeed, It takes a long, long time Q During your career in ABC Television you must have met to get there. I began at ABC-TV Network in New York City as some incredible and inspiring talent/stars, who was the one an Intern while in my early 20’s. I worked in every division of person that sticks in your mind and why? the network for the next decade. I learned each aspect of the I was fortunate to be stationed at the headquarters in NYC TV network business from the ground up, which positioned right in the heart of it all. At that time Manhattan pulsated. I me better for my next career move to KingWorld Productions. began as an Intern in my early 20’s and remained there 10 years. I worked in every division to including News, Network Q What does it take to become an Executive Producer and Programming, the Owned & Operated Division, Advertising writer and do they come hand in hand, or are they two very and Sales to name a few. Once when I was working with Av different career paths? Westin, he came out of his office and said, “Margie, what do They are different, but not quite. I think that artists are born you think of 20/20 for the title of a magazine show”. I marvel and wherever that takes you then you must follow. I always at that until today. What a great honour it was to get to know loved to write. I didn’t always write well. I had to hone my his brilliant mind. Also, he was gracious enough to share his skills. I learn everyday until today and hopefully I’ll learn stories with my husband and I years later, about being a pho- tomorrow too! I take courses whenever I can and I listen to tojournalist during the Vietnam War. I continued to learn from the famous and best screenwriters in the business, they just that man well into my KingWorld years, when he was a guest fascinate me. I adore writers and when I became a producer at our dinners. Also Barbara Walters was so amazing, as just I began by producing an annual convention at KingWorld a young assistant, I was so excited when I saw her. She was Productions. In addition to the convention we produced, we always so warm and kind, and always had a nice word to say. also produced A-list musical events booking celebrities such You see, the true greats know who they are and they do not as Elton John, Michael McDonald, Glen Frey, The Pointer have to impress anyone. They made me feel good; imagine Sisters and Jerry Lee Lewis, all over the country. These events that! A young girl starting out and they made sure to say a went on at least twice a year and were held for thousands of 48 CVH1STCLASS MAGAZINE ISSUE27
ENTER TAINMENT kind word. I love my memories and Michael Eisner, what a was an idea that grew from 2 years of unhappiness and I thrill to work with him for a time at ABC and he was indeed decided it was just time to get happy again, and it was cer- one of the brightest minds I have ever met. These people, tainly time to make entertainment happy again. We are along with others, instilled the desire to keep on going and on our way. Well on our way. Our Pre-Launch Party is keep on trying until I got there! scheduled and we shall launch the channel right after the Academy Awards and I was invited as media, now if that Q During your KingWorld Productions career you were is not Aunt Mary…who is it? I will tell you, I sure hope she involved with the launch of the Oprah Winfrey Show. Having knows. Academy Award night when I was a kid was an heard her powerful speech at the Golden Globes, will tell auspicious occasion. Now, someone can pinch me. Also, our readers about your first-hand experience of working with the Best Screenplay award from the IMDb accredited with her? festival and the writing of a true story of a man you will all My favourite part of my memory; I was right there at soon know, it has been the most exciting year of my life KingWorld when the Oprah Winfrey Show launched nation- to date. Yes, Denzel, Dreams & Goals, and Consistency ally and internationally. At first this was a show that the sure did take a long. executives knew was beating Phil Donahue in the ratings in Chicago for 3 years in a row. They took the attention directly to the top at KingWorld Productions. No Instagram; No Facebook; Just the Neilsen ratings. I volunteered to assist with anything that was needed to bring the show alive. Quickly, I was assigned to throw the ‘Going National’ party in Chicago for Oprah at the Navy Pier. However, first we arrived at the WLS-TV Studio and sat on the front row at the first ever Oprah Winfrey national show. She wore red and it was the most exciting day to go down in tele- vision history. I still have the 8x10 photo of us she auto- graphed for me thanking me for my help. I worked with Oprah for years afterwards and I was more impressed each time I met her. Her warmth and grace are second to none. Except for my Aunt Mary I had never met such a gracious and strong woman. I miss her and I thank her, as do many of the millions of people she touched so positively with her heart and her knowledge - great memories for sure. I remained at KingWorld for almost 20 years and went on to other assignments and projects in and out of the busi- ness. During the last years I was retired for a while due to illness, but emerged stronger than ever. I think I was spoken to from above and I had to listen to that voice. I wanted ‘back in’, so I began to write again. Once I wrote the ‘Rocky Point Summers’ and it was nominated for ‘Best Screenplay’ and won, I knew I was here to stay. I wrote that for my Aunt Mary and it is based on true events about two cousins coming of age at our family summer home. Q Are there any new and exciting projects that you have recently been working on? I must laugh a bit here, there are so many. No, actually I am thrilled to announce the launch of my own digital entertainment channel, ‘FaceTime Entertainment’. This ISSUE27 CVH1STCLASS MAGAZINE 49
ENTER TAINMENT Q This year you just received the World Music & Independent Q You launched FaceTime Entertainment at the end of Film Festival (WMIFF) Best Scriptwriter award for the Rocky February 2018, will you tell our readers more about it and Point Summer TV series screenplay. What was the series where to find it? based on and where did you get your inspiration? You find it by signing on to the FaceTime Entertainment The inspiration was our family country home and the stories website. It will be easy. It is a digital entertainment channel that grew within it and it centres on Grandma Jane who is my and I’ve done this to get entertainment right again, happy lead. I love this story with my very fibre. again, upbeat again and you know what, we are going to have fun again! At FaceTime Entertainment we will not deal Q Your husband Joe, as I understand, was in Florida when with egos, we will deal with artists. We will cover and carry you received this incredible news, what was his reaction when the good stories and the happy stories and we will celebrate you told him the news? the arts, as they should be. We at Facetime are a family and I will tell you that next to my Aunt Mary, Joe, my husband of care for each other and that, in my book, makes for a winning 48 years, is the reason I am here today. He has stood by me team. We love the profession. We love to cover topics of through everything in life. We met as kids. We married young movie premieres, celebrities with an upbeat spin, the awards and have lived together for almost 50 years. This channel is shows, and the red carpet in a relaxed and professional way. a re-birth of us as well. That man has encouraged me each We will cover writers, plays, music, art, design and fashion. decade of my life through each career move. He is my other We have award winners on our team and they are not jour- arm. I cannot wait until he is in LA permanently. He deserves nalists, they are artists loving and caring what other artists this so much. Through thick and thin, happiness, sadness, do. We have millennial coverage as well. What’s hot? What’s sickness and health, it is Joe who loves me unconditionally trending? So buckle up, we are getting happy again! and I truly cannot image life without him. And to answer your question, he said, “Of course you won”! I mean, he is just my everything, and did I mention I love him so much, Lol. CVH 1st Class wish Margi Tor every continued success. 50 CVH1STCLASS MAGAZINE ISSUE27
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