Journalist Sue Wilson will show film clips Oct. 10 from her documentary and lead a discussion at about the death of a local woman during a water-drinking contest sponsored by a local radio system.

Wilson, of the Media Action Center, will discuss the Federal Communications Commission’s lack of action when Jennifer Strange, a 27 year old from Rancho Cordova, died in 2007. Strange was participating in KDND-FM (107.9) radio’s Hold Your Wee for a Wii contest. The case made national news after Strange died from water poisoning.

Tribulus terrestris buy tadalafil cheap can be used for treating many health problems. If you want to get discount levitra purchase http://secretworldchronicle.com/about/author-larry-dixon/ better, find the best natural cures for impotence. Kamagra Tablets This generic formula is very popular in the range, Gold Max Pink for women has generic viagra store also earned good name. Payments can be made through cialis 100mg tablets secretworldchronicle.com online website only and the delivery can be made at your doorsteps within no time. From noon to 1 p.m. in the Learning Resource Center, Wilson will present “We the People and the FCC:  The Jennifer Strange Case.” She will also explain the appeal her group and Common Cause will be taking to the FCC’s headquarters in Washington, D.C., to demand action in the Strange case.

Everyone is welcome!