Living With Cancer is an inspirational documentary that will air on the Discovery channel tonight at 8pm EDT. Hosted by Ted Koppel, it chronicles the experiences of Leroy Sievers, an executive producer at Discovery.

In 2002 Sievers was diagnosed with colorectal cancer that had metastasized to his lungs and brain. The program features a discussion with Sievers as he deals with chemotherapy, scans and cutting edge procedures.

Koppel says the program is intended to show that people can and do live successfully with cancer everyday.

Sievers says "Normalcy is the greatest gift anyone can give you, let me continue to be me, not cancer. I am not my disease, I just have a disease. That's all"

Tune in -- I know I will.

Right now, its World Poker Tour's Ladies Night IV at The Bicycle Casino, where ten percent of participants buy-ins will be donated to the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation, in addition to a large donation from the World Poker Tour.

On August 31, the winner of this ladies-only event will play against defending champion Jennifer Tilly, Vanessa Rousso, Erica Schoenberg, Anahit Galajian and JJ Liu. This tournament will air on television October 28 during Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

During this weekend's events, World Poker Tour co-founder Robin Moder, and celebrity poker player Sarah Rue, WPT Ladies Night III defending champion Jennifer Tilly, Camryn Manheim, Victoria Pratt and Poker-Babes.com's Shirley Rosario, who is currently fighting breast cancer, will be on the pink carpet to meet with people who attend the event.

As part of this event, the World Poker Tour is Going All-In for the Cure and hosting an online auction of items and experiences with well-known faces of the Travel Channel and World Poker Tour. You are invited to view the lots and make a bid here. In addition, they provide a way to donate online to benefit the Komen Foundation. The auction runs to September 6.

Celebrity Naked Chef Jamie Oliver, on a quest to transform the eating habits of school children, appeared on NBC's Today Show with Katie Couric this morning to share fun healthy recipes and tips on how to encourage children to eat healthy. Oliver suggested involving your children in meal preparation, from planning the menu -- to visiting the fishmonger in selecting fish for dinner -- to preparing the meal. In the spring cooking school episode, Fake out your family with these healthy dishes, showed Oliver preparing Summer Pan-Baked Salmon that children would not turn down. NBC features the salmon recipe, as well as several others, for viewers online.

In addition, Oliver hosts Jamie's School Lunch Project, which airs on The Learning Channel. This television series covers a range of issues, from diet and obesity, behavior, nutritional standards, food education -- to the need for a clear government policy on school meals and children's diets. I cannot imagine a better long-term cancer prevention plan than teaching children how to eat healthy when they are young. Oliver makes it easy and fun. TLC hosts an online feature of Oliver's show, with tips, recipes and advice. To learn more about Oliver's projects, programs and where to find his blog, go here.