Awaken A Vibrant Healthier You: Community Cooking Classes, Events and Experiences

Julie is a wellness guide with a dash of sass, a passion for joyful living, and a knack for turning kitchens and homes into vibrant, nourishing spaces.

With a deep love for feeding people — body and soul — Julie makes cooking feel easy and fun, supporting individuals and families as they transform everyday meals into deliciously delightful dishes and kitchens into joyful spaces of connection.

She inspires people to eat in ways that energize, uplift, and support vibrant health — gently showing processed foods the door (with a wink) and welcoming in colorful, life-giving meals you’ll actually crave. You won’t miss the old stuff — promise.

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Julie helps people transform their kitchens with flavorful, mood-boosting meals made using a cooking system so smart and healthy, it just might change your life.

​But her impact goes beyond the plate. Julie also helps clients identify and clear out hidden toxins in their homes — from sneaky ingredients in skincare and personal care products to cookware and cleaning supplies that may be sabotaging their well-being.

Her practical, playful approach makes detoxing your environment feel doable — and even fun — with plenty of simple, non-toxic swaps to help you upgrade with ease.

juliecookingflavor@gmail.com
Text or Call: 415-717-3578

Thomas Fingar - Former Deputy Director of National Intelligence for Analysis and Chairman of the National Intelligence Council

Marin Philosophical Society - October 19 - San Rafael

Reducing Uncertainty: And Its Limits

Philosophy has wrestled with uncertainty for more than two thousand years: Socrates, the Skeptics, Descartes, Hume, Peirce, and Popper are great examples.

While deductive reasoning can yield certainty, modern civilization depends greatly on inductive, abductive, and probabilistic reasoning, which yield degrees of confidence rather than certainty.

Thomas Fingar spent his career confronting uncertainty at the highest levels of national intelligence, where judgments involved degrees of confidence and consequences could be profound.

As Deputy Director of National Intelligence for Analysis and Chairman of the National Intelligence Council, Fingar oversaw the nation’s most consequential intelligence assessments and helped transform and integrate analysis across 16 intelligence agencies following the 9/11 and WMD Commissions.

Drawing upon his fascinating book, Reducing Uncertainty, Fingar will take us inside a world where information is inevitably incomplete, judgments must be calibrated to available evidence, and consequential decisions must nevertheless be made.

Join us for a rare opportunity to think deeply about uncertainty with someone who spent a lifetime confronting it when the stakes were high and the consequences were profound.

VenturePad, 1020 B Street, San Rafael – Monday, October 19, 12:00-1:30 (light snacks served) - Convenient public parking at Third & B Street