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Monday 19 September 2011
Date:19/09/2011
How to recognise and avoid scams!
Around the Circle
We catch up with our hosts’ latest news and exploits, including today’s guest hosts Kris Smith and George McEncroe.
Kris Smith is turning blue to help raise awareness and funds for cancers affecting men. The model and TV Presenter tells us about the Blue September campaign and the ways in which men can reduce their risk of cancer.
www.blueseptember.org.au
Kathryn Morgan
TEN US Correspondent Kathryn Morgan brings us all the latest from The Emmy’s Red Carpet.
Emails & Host Chat
We look at some viewer emails on today's topics.
Share your views. Email us at thecircle@networkten.com.au
John Aiken
Most people have moments in their relationship when they don't need to consult with their other half, but what happens if your partner is constantly doing this? Relationship psychologist John Aiken says there is often a CEO in a relationship – the person who calls the shots and leaves the other feeling like the employee. Real damage can be caused when that person feels their input and feelings are being overlooked. John explains how we can deal with the CEO in a relationship and make way for an even playing field.
Gorgi Coghlan Cooking
Gorgi shows us how to prepare the much loved English dish, Corned Beef & Horseradish Sauce as well as showing us some great ideas for leftovers including Corned Beef Hash.
Tiffiny Hall
Personal trainer Tiffiny Hall shares ideas and tips that we can assimilate into our routines to get us feeling great for summer, including her secret weapon, and how we can manage our hormones to maximise our metabolism.
Tiffany’s book: The Weightloss Warrior – How to Win the battle Within, RRP $34.95
www.tiffinyhall.com.au
Ten News Cross
Taylor Lautner with Aleisha McCormack
He has spent the last four years as Jacob in the Twilight Saga and now Taylor Lautner has taken his first starring role since the vampire blockbusters began. Aleisha McCormack caught up with the 19-year-old actor, who gets to show off his martial arts chops in the action thriller, Abduction.
Abduction opens nationally on September 22.
Gorgi Coghlan Cooking Update
Gorgi adds the finishing touches to today’s delicious Corned Beef recipes.
Sam Henderson
Ever been contacted by a Nigerian Prince who desperately needs your help? Received unsolicited mail, telling you you’re a BIG winner? Ever been sucked in?
Australians lose more than $5 billion dollars every year to fraud through financial scams and everyday scams are getting more sophisticated and more elaborate, so today our Money Man Sam Henderson is here to help us decipher when people are trying to rip us off so that we can avoid being scammed out of our hard-earned cash!
Emily Power
There’s a hemline length to suit every woman. And the best news is that this season offers everything from floor-sweeping maxi skirts to sexy minis. Our fashion expert Emily Power explains what is best for you.
Cooking Wrap-Up
Time to put today’s dish to the taste test.
Today’s Host Wardrobe:
Gorman (Yumi)
French Connection (Gorgi)
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Global Shop Direct - Genie Bra: 1300500200 www.getgeniebra.com.au
Real Insurance – Funeral: 1300 13 2956 www.reallifecover.com.au
Guthy Renker – Proactiv: 1300 665 449 www.proactiv.com.au
Brand Developers - Ab Circle Pro: 1800 104 104
Hi Life - Rapid Loss: 1300 722 903
Brand Developers - Ahh Bra: 1800 104 104
Circle Announcements
Two Degrees for Africa
Please help the many kids who are suffering the worst African drought in 60 years by supporting the Two Degrees for Africa project. The aim is to raise over $1 million by September 30 without any of the usual fundraising commercials, dinners and other charity expenses...ie. with the money going to the kids.
To donate and for more details, go to: http://www.TwoDegreesForAfrica.org
Pass this link on to as many people as you know!
Sydney Children’s Festival (26 September – 8 October)
Tickets on sale now.
The festival features six theatre productions, over 50 workshops and over 40 free events. The 2011 program is the festival’s biggest to date, covering every aspect of creativity and learning including live theatre, art, music, science and circus play for kids aged up to 12 and their families. With creative activities to try, magical performances to see, and brand new learning experiences to share, Sydney Children’s Festival is a giant, high energy artistic playground for families across Sydney!
Visit the website for performances, events, venues and bookings:
www.sydneychildrensfestival.com
