TV Psychic Carla Baron Talks "Haunting Evidence," Her New Blog, & What"s Next

Los Angeles, CA (PRWEB) March 15, 2011

You’ve seen psychic Carla Baron on MTV’s FEAR, Biography’s Dead Famous, History’s MysteryQuest, and Psychic Hollywood on E! with well-known medium James Van Praagh. But she’s probably best known for her work as a real-life psychic profiler on TruTV’s Haunting Evidence. The series premiered on the former Court TV network to high ratings, an instant fan base, and now plays in syndication around the globe. Even today, the fans are as elated to see the Haunting Evidence mini marathons air periodically as when they were captivated during the premiere run.

“The fans have been so supportive and loving – with me from the very beginning,” remarks Ms. Baron. “They follow any and every television appearance, interview, update, and now my first official blog.”

Ms. Baron adds, “At first I believed their enthusiasm may have been due to my work on Haunting Evidence, but now I know these fans are die-hard ‘Carla Baron’ fans. They are with me for life, and I couldn’t be more honored.”

Psychic Carla Baron launched her first official blog site 3 weeks ago, and the fans can’t seem to get enough of this internationally-known psychic girl. She’s got them under her proverbial spell, and they like it that way. You may sample some of Ms. Baron’s writings @ http://psychiccarlabaron.wordpress.com.

What’s next on the psychic horizon for Carla Baron?

Carla reveals she has been in talks with several television and network producers, coming up with different development concepts to best highlight her unique psychic and mediumistic talents. These range from a possible psychic talk show format, to psychically tuning in on high profile crimes from recent history – even those from the distant past, to haunted locations which may shed new light on our future existence as we approach the fated, much-prophesied, Mayan year of 2012.

“I’m ready to get back out there,” Carla states. “My fans are definitely ready to see me on television again, and the perfect project for me will be made known very soon. I’m excited to explore the paranormal possibilities.”

Producers and television executives wishing to contact Ms. Baron may do so through her main website @ http://carlabaron.net.

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TV Psychic Carla Baron Talks "Haunting Evidence," Her New Blog, & What"s Next

Sharon Kleyne Talks with Gretchen Twill of Devi Tea about the Benefits of Tea Drinking

Grants Pass, OR (PRWEB) November 11, 2011

On September 19, 2011, Gretchen Twill, Founder of Devi Tea, was interviewed by Sharon Kleyne on her show Sharon Kleyne Hour Power of Water about the benefits of tea drinking to reduce stress and improve health. The interview may be heard any time on Voice America, Apple iTunes, Green Talk Network, VoiceAmerica and Amazon.com.

Gretchen Twill lives in Medford Oregon. Devi Tea is an importer, seller and wholesale distributor of teas and tea blends from around the world. The company was founded eight years ago.

Tea has been around as a beverage drink for at least 5,000 years. It is the second most consumed liquid after water. The Chinese are believed to be the first to drink tea as part of their culture, and they developed several brewing methods still used today.

In the late 1500s, when most drinking water was unsafe, people in Europe drank mostly beer and wine. Coffee and tea were introduced in Europe at that time by the Dutch, who brought it from China. Tea gained rapid popularity because being boiled, tea water was safe to drink and the beverage was not intoxicating.

True teas are all brewed with water from the leaves of a plant called Camillia sinese. The difference is in the curing of the leaves and the method of brewing. The true teas are black tea, green tea, yellow tea, white tea, orange tea, oolong tea and pu’er tea. Getchen Twill and Devi Tea imports and sells all true teas.

Gretchen Twill notes that true teas, and teas blended from true tea (such as Earl Gray or Darjeeling) are high in anti-oxidants. Tea drinking tends to be relaxing and stress reducing, however, true teas contain a small amount of caffeine, to which some people are sensitive. People desiring to restrict their caffeine intake should drink herbal teas. Coffee contains more caffeine per serving than tea, however, tea contains more caffeine per pound of dry weight than coffee (tea is more diluted). .

Gretchen Twill and Devi Tea recommend loose leaf tea because Ms. Twill believes that tea bags take away flavor and may add their own slight flavor. Tea bags also substantially increase the price of tea. In loose leaf tea, nearly all cost goes to the tea. If you prefer tea bags, by all means, use them. Loose leaf tea may either be whole leaf or broken leaf.

The latest tea fad is ready-to-drink bottled tea, sold by Lipton, Snapple and many others.

Listen to the Sharon Kleyne Hour Power of Water Mondays, 10 a.m., PST/PDT. The syndicated talk radio show is heard on Voice America/World Talk Radio, Green Talk Network and Apple iTunes. Go to http://www.SharonKleyneHour.com for written educational summaries and replays of past shows. Also visit http://www.naturestears.com, whatistheeye.wordpress.com, “Nature’s Tears EyeMist” on Facebook and “Bio-Logic Aqua” on Twitter. Sharon Kleyne Hour Power of Water is sponsored by Nature’s Tears

Sharon Kleyne Talks with Gretchen Twill of Devi Tea about the Benefits of Tea Drinking