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This group exhibition includes 15 artists whose work encapsulates the vibrancy and excitement of art being made in Los Angeles today. Cocurated by the gallery's Chief Preparator Christopher Pate and Founding Director Peter Goulds, this is the fifth group exhibition in L.A. Louver's ongoing Rogue Wave program. Painting, drawing, photography and installation will be on view throughout L.A. Louver's first and second floor galleries, Skyroom and exterior spaces.
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Matt Moro and Patrick Burns discussed the latest around the NFL for Week 10, including Thursday night football , the Patriots-Broncos and the revitalization of the Pittsburgh Steelers. Kelly Kultys and Kristian O'hara gave their weekly Jets and Giants reports and Joe Marie joined for fantasy, before the staff made their weekly picks.
The MLS playoffs are heating up and only four teams will be left after this weekend. The gang preview the upcoming matches and takes a look back at last weekend's games, including the New York Red Bulls 2-0 win over DC United. The crew also talks about the UEFA Champions League matches from Tuesday and Wednesday, including some of the surprising results.
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Category Archives: Health Care Workforce
Federal Government Sets Aside Funds to Boost Access to Primary Care
The federal government announced on July 7 it had awarded more than $83 million to expand access to care by training hundreds of new primary care providers.
The money will be used to support primary care residency programs in family medicine, internal medicine, pediatrics, obstetrics and gynecology, psychiatry, geriatrics, and general dentistry at 60 health centers across the country. The expanded residency programs will help train more than 550 residents in coming academic year—about 200 more than were trained in the previous academic year, according to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS). The funds will also be used to boost the number of states with teaching health centers from 21 to 24.
"This program not only provides training to primary care medical and dental residents, but also galvanizes communities," said Mary K. Wakefield, PhD, RN, head of the Health Resources and Services Administration, a division of HHS. "It brings hospitals, academic centers, health centers, and community organizations together to provide top-notch medical education and services in areas of the country that need them most."
Recent Research About Nursing, July 2014
This is part of the July 2014 issue of Sharing Nursing's Knowledge.
Short Rest Between Nurses' Shifts Linked with Fatigue
New research from Norway suggests that nurses with less than 11 hours between shifts could develop sleep problems and suffer fatigue on the job, with long-term implications for nurses' health.
Psychologist Elisabeth Flo, PhD, of the University of Bergen in Norway, led a team of researchers that analyzed survey data from more than 1,200 Norwegian nurses, focusing on questions about how much time nurses had between shifts, their level of fatigue at work and elsewhere, and whether they experienced anxiety or depression.
Analyzing the data, they found that nurses, on average, had 33 instances of "quick returns" in the previous year—that is, shifts that began 11 hours or less after another shift ended. Nurses with more quick returns were more likely to have pathological fatigue or suffer from difficulty sleeping and excessive sleepiness while awake—both common problems for night workers.
Sharing Nursing's Knowledge: The June 2014 Issue
Have you signed up to receive Sharing Nursing's Knowledge? The monthly Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF) e-newsletter will keep you up to date on the work of the Foundation's nursing programs, and the latest news, research, and trends related to academic progression, leadership, and other essential nursing issues. Following are some of the stories in the June 2014 issue.
Campaign for Action Is Chalking Up Successes that Will Improve Patient Care
Three years after it launched, the Future of Nursing: Campaign for Action is making steady progress on nurse education, practice, interprofessional collaboration, data collection, and diversity, according to a series of indicators released last month. Led by RWJF and AARP, the Campaign has created Action Coalitions in all 50 states and the District of Columbia that are working to implement recommendations from the Institute of Medicine. "Because of the Campaign, there's more awareness about the importance of preparing the nursing workforce to address our nation's most pressing health care challenges: access, quality, and cost," says RWJF Senior Program Officer Nancy Fishman, MPH.
Pioneering Nurse Scientist Addresses Asthma-Related Disparities
Kamal Eldeirawi, PhD, RN, a pioneering scientist with expertise in immigrant health, was born in the Gaza Strip in Palestine, where he saw the profound impact of poverty and disadvantage on health in his own community. A career in nursing, the RWJF Nurse Faculty Scholar believed, would allow him to make a difference at both the individual and population-wide levels. Today, Eldeirawi, is researching risk factors that contribute to asthma in Mexican American children living in the United States, and the effects of immigration and acculturation on children's health.
RWJF's Work to Make Minority Medical Faculty a Priority
Directors at the National Institutes of Health, medical school deans and presidents, professors, members of the Institute of Medicine and the National Academy of Sciences—these are just a few examples of the impressive roles that Harold Amos Medical Faculty Development Program (AMFDP) alumni have gone on to fill after completing the program. Its impact over three decades of nurturing the careers of physician-scientists from disadvantaged backgrounds is the subject of an article in the May issue of the Annals of the American Thoracic Society.
Authored by AMFDP Program Director David S. Wilkes, MD, and Deputy Director Nina L. Ardery, MA, MBA, both of the Indiana University School of Medicine, and David M. Krol, MD, MPH, FAAP, a senior program officer at the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF), the article explores the evolution of the AMFDP since RWJF created it in 1983 as the Minority Medical Faculty Development Program. (It was renamed in 2004 in honor of its first director.)
Among key assumptions in creating the program, the authors write, were that minority faculty would encourage more minority students to go to medical school; exposure to more minority faculty would encourage medical schools, hospitals, and others to seek out more candidates from disadvantaged backgrounds; and minority faculty would help medical schools better understand minority issues, ultimately contributing to better care for minority patients in teaching hospitals and stronger scientific study of minority health.
In the Media: Summer Reading
This is part of the June 2014 issue of Sharing Nursing's Knowledge.
Nurse history buffs have two new titles to choose from this summer reading season.
In Nurses and Midwives in Nazi Germany: The"Euthanasia Programs," Susan C. Benedict, CRNA, PhD, FAAN, professor of nursing and ethics at the University of Texas Health Science Center in Houston, tells the harrowing tale of how ethics in nursing and midwifery were abrogated during the Nazi era. Edited by Benedict and Linda Shields, MD, PhD, BSN, professor of nursing at James Cook University in Australia, the book was published in April.
Another new history book, by author Mary Cronk Farrell, tells a heroic story of nursing during World War II. Released in February and targeted at young readers, Pure Grit: How American World War II Nurses Survived Battle and Prison Camp in the Pacific, tells the inspiring story of American Army and Navy nurses serving in the Philippines who survived three years as prisoners of war.
The bookshelves are also offering a host of new nursing memoirs, including Duty Shoes: A Nurse's Memoir, by Camille Foshee-Mason, RN; The Last Visit: Reflections of a Hospice Nurse, by Margaret Pecoraro Dodson, RN; and Whose Death Is It, Anyway?: A Hospice Nurse Remembers, by Sharon White, RN, BSN.
New Connections: Offering Grants, Opportunities, and a Dynamic Network
Catherine Malone, DBA, MBA, is a program associate working with the Disparities Portfolio at the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF).
I am so excited to share this infographic for New Connections: Increasing Diversity of RWJF Programming, which illustrates the grants component of the program and its impact. New Connections provides research grants and career development opportunities for researchers of diverse backgrounds, while expanding the perspectives that inform Robert Wood Johnson Foundation programming. To date, 115 scholars, spanning seven cohorts, have received research grants coupled with services related to career development through the program. These scholars are junior investigators and mid-career professionals from low-income communities, groups that have been historically underrepresented in research disciplines, and those who are the first in their families to graduate college.
But that is just part of the program. What makes New Connections so unique is the program's diverse network of more than 1,300 scholars—which includes grantees and alumni, in addition to 1,200 scholars who have not received grant funding through the program. The New Connections Network includes scholars who are eligible for the program and have either (1) applied for a grant and/or (2) participated in one of the career development activities offered by New Connections, such as a major training event, regional meeting, or webinar. The Network's career development opportunities include methodological training, manuscript and grant writing workshops, and leadership development coaching.
More Newly Licensed Nurse Practitioners Choosing to Work in Primary Care, Federal Study Finds
For more than a decade, the percentage of newly licensed nurse practitioners who chose to work in primary care was on the decline. But that trend is changing, according to a survey released last month by the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA).
Fifty-nine percent of nurse practitioners (NPs) who graduated in 1992 or earlier went into primary care, and 42 percent of those who graduated between 2003 and 2007 did so, according to the survey. But 47 percent of the very newest NPs—those graduating between 2008 and 2012—opted to work in primary care, reversing the downward trend.
"We are encouraged by the national growth of primary care nurse practitioners, and HRSA is committed to continuing this trend to ensure an adequate supply and distribution of nurses for years to come," HRSA Administrator Mary K. Wakefield, PhD, RN, said in a statement.
Susan Schrand, MSN, CRNP, a family nurse practitioner and executive director of the Pennsylvania Coalition for Nurse Practitioners, agreed. "We're excited," she said. "It's good to hear that nurses, and especially new graduates, are staying in primary care."
The Role of Primary Care Providers in Changing the Culture of Care in Communities
The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation's (RWJF) LEAP National Program is working to create a culture of health by discovering, documenting, and sharing innovations in the primary care workforce. To advance this goal, the program is holding a series of six webinars that highlight best practices. The first webinar addressed the responsibility of health delivery organizations to strengthen community health and the ways primary care providers can address social determinants of health. It featured leaders from four primary care sites around the country that the LEAP program has deemed exemplars.
Bringing Change to a Low-Income Community in Philadelphia
Patricia Gerrity, PhD, RN, associate dean for community programs at Drexel University and director of 11th Street Family Health Services at Drexel University, discussed the origins and work of her clinic, which is a partnership with the Philadelphia Housing Authority (PHA) that began in 1996. In response to a letter between the University and the PHA, Gerrity worked to gain mutual trust with the aim of improving the residents' health status.
Getting started wasn't easy, Gerrity noted. To achieve some wins, she assigned a public health nursing faculty member from Drexel to each public housing development. The nurse faculty members asked residents about pressing problems—and then became partners in solving them. For instance, residents said car accidents were an issue, so stop signs were put up. Residents wanted to learn CPR, so training was offered. Residents expressed concerns about dog bites, so they worked with Animal Control to remove stray dogs. "We had to have some short term wins to gain trust," Gerrity said.
RWJF Scholars in the News: Diversity in the nursing workforce, barriers to breast-feeding, child maltreatment, and more.
Around the country, print, broadcast, and online media outlets are covering the groundbreaking work of Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF) leaders, scholars, fellows, alumni, and grantees. Some recent examples:
HealthLeaders Media features New Careers in Nursing (NCIN), a joint initiative of RWJF and the American Association of Colleges of Nursing (AACN) that is increasing diversity in the nursing workforce. "The reason [increasing diversity] is important, of course, is because the population of nursing does not really reflect the population at large," Polly Bednash, PhD, RN, FAAN, says in the story. "We are now working very aggressively to have the number of people entering the profession look more like the population of the United States." Bednash is NCIN program director and AACN's CEO.
In an opinion piece for the Philadelphia Inquirer, Jooyoung Lee, PhD, writes that, in the aftermath of mass shootings, the media and public often focus chiefly on the shooters and forget about the families of those slain. "Instead of fixating on the shooter, or retreating into our own lives, let's remember and honor those who are left behind. Their lives are often difficult and grinding; their grief is immeasurable. Healing from murder is rarely—if ever—a quick or complete process," writes Lee, an RWJF Health & Society Scholars program alumnus. Read more about Lee's work.
Living in neighborhoods with high rates of violence can affect students' academic performance, according to a study from RWJF Health & Society Scholars program alumnus from Patrick Sharkey, PhD. The Washington Post reports that the study found that neighborhood violence that occurred within seven days of a test appeared to reduce Black children's performance on language arts assessments. "When violence is in the air, when the threat of violence is in the air, then it becomes something that spills over to affect not just people who are involved, but everyone who lives in the community," Sharkey says.
Building a National Resource Center for HIV Prevention from the Ground Up
Ann H. Cary, PhD, MPH, RN, is dean and professor at the School of Nursing and Health Studies at the University of Missouri-Kansas City. She was a Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF) Executive Nurse Fellow from 2008 to 2011.
Human Capital Blog: Congratulations on the grant from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) to support the creation of a national resource center for HIV prevention at the School of Nursing and Health Studies at the University of Missouri-Kansas City! What will your role be at the center?
Ann H. Cary: My role is to ensure that the new center has the institutional resources it needs to succeed. This translates into procuring space reallocation and furnishings; supporting personnel hires; consulting with the CDC grant leadership team to remove organizational barriers; assisting in solving any challenges to the center's rollout; and telling the story about this project through institutional messaging to our community, the discipline of nursing, and to other stakeholders and partners.
HCB: What is your vision for the center?
Cary: That the National HIV Prevention Coordinating Resource Center grant results in a center that leads and coordinates products for providers and the communities they serve to ultimately improve the prevention and treatment of people living with, or at risk of, acquiring HIV.
HCB: The center will be housed at a school of nursing and health studies. Why is that important?


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text: MOUNT KISCO, N.Y. - "Superman" actor Christopher Reeve, who turned personal tragedy into a public crusade and from his wheelchair became the nation's most recognizable spokesman for spinal cord research, has died. He was 52. Reeve died Sunday of complications from an infection caused by a bedsore. He went into cardiac arrest Saturday, while at his Pound Ridge home, then fell into a coma and died Sunday at a hospital surrounded by his family, his publicist said. His advocacy for stem cell research helped it emerge as a major campaign issue between President Bush (news - web sites) and Sen. John Kerry (news - web sites). His name was even mentioned by Kerry during the second presidential debate on Friday. In the last week Reeve had developed a serious systemic infection, a common problem for people living with paralysis who develop bedsores and depend on tubes and other medical devices needed for their care. He entered the hospital Saturday. Dana Reeve thanked her husband's personal staff of nurses and aides, "as well as the millions of fans from around the world." "He put up with a lot," his mother, Barbara Johnson, told the syndicated television show "The Insider." "I'm glad that he is free of all those tubes." Before the 1995 horse-riding accident that caused his paralysis, Reeve's athletic, 6-foot-4-inch frame and love of adventure made him a natural choice for the title role in the first "Superman" movie in 1978. He insisted on performing his own stunts. "Look, I've flown, I've become evil, loved, stopped and turned the world backward, I've faced my peers, I've befriended children and small animals and I've rescued cats from trees," Reeve told the Los Angeles Times in 1983, just before the release of the third "Superman" movie. "What else is there left for Superman to do that hasn't been done?" Though he owed his fame to it, Reeve made a concerted effort to, as he often put it, "escape the cape." He played an embittered, crippled Vietnam veteran in the 1980 Broadway play "Fifth of July," a lovestruck time-traveler in the 1980 movie "Somewhere in Time," and an aspiring playwright in the 1982 suspense thriller "Deathtrap." More recent films included John Carpenter's "Village of the Damned," and the HBO movies "Above Suspicion" and "In the Gloaming," which he directed. Among his other film credits are "The Remains of the Day," "The Aviator," and "Morning Glory." Reeve's life changed completely after he broke his neck in May 1995 when he was thrown from his horse during an equestrian competition in Culpeper, Va. Enduring months of therapy to allow him to breathe for longer and longer periods without a respirator, Reeve emerged to lobby Congress for better insurance protection against catastrophic injury. He moved an Academy Award audience to tears with a call for more films about social issues. "Hollywood needs to do more," he said in the 1996 Oscar awards appearance. "Let's continue to take risks. Let's tackle the issues. In many ways our film community can do it better than anyone else." He returned to directing, and even returned to acting in a 1998 production of "Rear Window," a modern update of the Hitchcock thriller about a man in a wheelchair who is convinced a neighbor has been murdered. Reeve won a Screen Actors Guild (news - web sites) award for best actor in a TV movie or miniseries. "I was worried that only acting with my voice and my face, I might not be able to communicate effectively enough to tell the story," Reeve said. "But I was surprised to find that if I really concentrated, and just let the thoughts happen, that they would read on my face." Reeve also made several guest appearances on the WB series "Smallville" as Dr. Swann, a scientist who gave the teenage Clark Kent insight into his future as Superman. In 2000, Reeve was able to move his index finger, and a specialized workout regimen made his legs and arms stronger. With rigorous therapy, involving repeated electrical stimulation of the muscles, he also regained sensation in other parts of his body. He vowed to walk


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Athol Fugard's thought-provoking drama The Train Driver has taken up residence at off-Broadway's Pershing Square Signature Center. Get the scoop on this chilling South African play with stars Ritchie Coster and Leon Addison Brown.September 11, 2012
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Musicals Tonight! brings great musical rarities back, and Cole Porter's Red, Hot and Blue is no exception. Watch the cast talk about this musical comedy and its amazing score.October 5, 2012
Ten Chimneys, starring Carolyn McCormick and Byron Jennings, is bringing the legacy of stage actors Alfred Lunt and Lynn Fontanne to off-Broadway's Theatre at St. Clement's. Take a trip to the legendary couple's Wisconsin estate!October 9, 2012
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Metamorphosis is when a species changes body shape and structure at a particular point in its life cycle, such as when a tadpole turns into a frog. Sometimes, in locusts for example, the juvenile form is quite similar to the adult one. In others, they are radically different, and unrecognisable as the same species. The different forms may even entail a completely new lifestyle or habitat, such as when a ground-bound, leaf-eating caterpillar turns into a long distance flying, nectar-eating butterfly.
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Filmed in timelapse, a cabbage white butterfly emerges from its chrysalis and inflates its wings.
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The timing of this extraordinary event is known to the week, so the crew was ready at the epicentre observing the most favoured trees, high in sugary sap. When the nymphs began to appear, the crew soon discovered the shoot's challenges. Every time the filming lights were turned on the nymphs scattered. Then, as the dead cicadas piled up, the stench from rotting bodies was appalling.
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A Craft Beer Guide to Cape Town
Rob PetersThe rise of craft beers in Cape Town has been rapid. Capetonians will no longer assault their gullets with mass-produces lagers. They want variety and they want quality. I spoke to Martin Tucker, owner of The Beer Merchant, and one of the organisers of the Cape Town Festival of Beer, to get a better understanding of craft beer around the city. Basically I wanted a guide on what the Mother City has on tap. He broke the market down into three different categories: breweries, tap rooms and places.
What to do on a Sunday in Cape Town?
Nicole BiondiI know - silly question isn't it? Naturally there are always loads of things to do in Cape Town on a Sunday, especially when that Sunday is a summery one. I could join the rest of my running fraternity and have an early morning jog alongside the twisty ocean-flanked road between Seapoint and Camps Bay, while drinking in the incredibly beautiful views. I could meander up the road from my house in Woodstock, stop for the Sunday papers and pick up some still-warm, dripping with syrup and smothered in coconut 'koeksiesters' (a Cape Malay donut-like treat) to have with my Field Office coffee. And most importantly, I could indulge in one of my absolute favourite Sunday brunch-time pursuits - I could head to the Winchester Mansions Hotel for their weekly Sunday Jazz brunch.
New Year's Eve in Cape TownCan you believe that it's almost 2015? It's crazy! Do you have your New Year's Eve plans sorted? If not, don't stress, we've got you covered. There is something for everyone on this list and because the weather is usually warm and sunny this time of year, it could be the summer party of the year.
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"South Africa", NerdzSquared's first music video, filmed in Cape Town
NerdzSquared, two multi-talented YouTubers have been taking the online world by storm with their latest release, South Africa and their first music video –filmed right here in Cape Town.
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Cape Town, our beloved Mother City, is truly a vision ... and how better to enjoy her numerous sights and gorgeous people than on video?
Where Would You Rather be Wednesdays: Top Drink and Dine suggestions
Happy Wednesday, Mother City lovers! You know what my question to you today is, right? The one I know you're dying to answer? That's right, folks, it's Where Would You rather be in Cape Town this Wednesday?
My Top 3 Dinner Spots in Cape Town
The only thing greater than my passion for Cape Town is my passion for its food. I have often waxed lyrical about my top breakfast spots, lunch venues and all-you-can-eat buffet joints, but have yet to share my favourite dinner spots. I love breaking bread with you (even if it's only virtually), so here are my top three Cape Town dinner spots:
Your Cape Town Weekend: Things to do from Friday 9 to Sunday 11 August, 2013
I am Woman, Hear Me Roar ... It's Women's Day weekend in the beautiful Mother City and ladies, it's time to feel the girl power! From thrilling sporting events to get your hearts racing to über chic fashion shows and entertaining concerts, there is plenty to see and do in Cape Town. Join me at the following events from Friday 9 to Sunday 11 August, 2013
Where Would You Rather be Wednesdays in Cape Town: Twitter Followers' Top Suggestions
Wednesday is my favourite day in the Mother City! Why? Because Mother City lovers, it's the day I get to hear "Where You Would Rather be in Cape Town" of course!
Women's Day Events 2013 in Cape Town
It's August in the passionate, powerful and inspirational Mother City and that means we are celebrating our femininity in honour of National Women's Day on Friday 9 August 2013. Thanks to the women who marched to the Union Buildings in Pretoria in 1956 to protest against the pass laws, modern-day Capetonian women, like their sisters country-wide, enjoy the right to independence and equality and where better to celebrate it than on the Fairest Cape's streets and shores? Join me in a month long celebration of girl power at these top Women's Day 2013 Events in Cape Town:
Facebook Feedback Friday: Things to do with your last R 500 in Cape Town
So, you're visiting beautiful Cape Town and you're down to your last R500… what would you do and see in our inspirational Mother City?
Your Cape Town Weekend: Things to do from Friday 2 to Sunday 4 August,2013
Mother City lovers, are you ready for a spectacular weekend in Cape Town? From innovative travel blog conferences to the thrilling musicals and delicious food markets, there is so much to see and do in our hometown. Join me at the following events in Cape Town, from Friday 2 to Sunday 4 August, 2013:
Where Would You Rather Be Wednesdays in Cape Town: Fans' Top Things to do and Places to be
It's Wednesday in the inspirational Mother City, friends, and that means I want to know Where Would You Rather be in Cape Town today.
YFM'S DJ Mo Flava's Top Reasons to #LoveCapeTown City Breaks
His soulful voice is the one countless young South Africans wake up to every morning and there is no doubt that YFM's breakfast show host, Mo Flava, is a Jozi man but right now he's enjoying a love affair with inspirational Cape Town.
Your Cape Town Weekend: Things to do from Friday 26 to Sunday 28 July 2013
The countdown to a thrilling weekend in the Mother City begins! From hilarious musicals to gorgeous bridal fairs and markets, there is plenty to see and do in our gorgeous hometown. Join me at the following events and activities in entertaining Cape Town from Friday 26 to Sunday 28 July 2013:
Where Would You Rather Be Wednesdays in Cape Town: Fans' Suggestions
I've got to say, Mother City lovers, you guys and girls sure know how to show this writer some love! I am inspired by your responses to my "Where Would You Rather Be" in Cape Town on Wednesdays question.
Halaal restaurants in Cape Town
Is there anything more tempting than the smell of a delicious chicken curry or a plate of denningvleis, prepared in the traditional Cape Malay way? In Cape Town, there are plenty of restaurants and cafés that cater for visitors and residents who prefer their meals cooked according to Halaal standards.
South Africa's Chef Reuben Riffel's Top Reasons to #LoveCapeTown City Breaks
He is to Cape Town, South Africa what the Naked Chef Jamie Oliver is to London (with more clothing, naturally)… and we are proud to call top chef Reuben Riffel one of our own.
Your Cape Town Weekend: things to do from Friday 28 to Sunday 30 June, 2013
Hello pay-day weekend! Yes, Mother City lovers, it's nearly the magical 48 hours after you've been paid and there are plenty of fun things to spend your hard-earned cash on. Join me at the following events from Friday 28 to Sunday 30 June, 2013…
Where Would You Rather Be Wednesdays: top places to visit
It's Wednesday in the gorgeous Mother City, and that means I want to know Where You Would Rather Be today in Cape Town.
Top wine-and-dine events in Cape Town
There's been a resurgence of food-and-wine pairings in Cape Town of late. Fine diners with a penchant for award-winning wines, no longer confined to just the vast estates of the Cape Winelands, are flocking to top wine-and-dine events all over the Mother City.
Your Cape Town Weekend: things to do from Friday 21 to Sunday 23 June, 2013
It's almost the weekend! And while you may still be recovering from the recent epic long weekend, there are plenty of things to see and do in our gorgeous town over the coming 48 hours.
Where Would You Rather Be Wednesdays in Cape Town: Facebook fans' top suggestions
Friends, you certainly know how to get a girl inspired, don't you? I put a call out on our I ♥ Cape Town Facebook fanpage for you to tell me Where You Would Rather Be on Wednesdays in Cape Town and boy, did you blow me away with your responses!
Eat, shoot, share and win at the V&A Waterfront
What do you get when you combine gourmet food and flash photography in an inspirational seaside city? Why, the Discover Delicious winter campaign at the V&A Waterfront in Cape Town, of course!
Liezel van der Westhuizen's top reasons to #LoveCapeTown City Breaks
She's celebrating 1 000 days in the Mother City on Tuesday 18 June, 2013 and from her numerous photos, social media posts and on-air shout-outs, it's clear for all to see that media personality Liezel van der Westhuizen loves Cape Town.
Top places to visit in Claremont
Claremont forms part of Cape Town's bustling Southern Suburbs and is one of the Mother City's most recognisable areas. It is where you might find families enjoying a day of shopping and entertainment at the renowned Cavendish Square, bridal parties posing for unforgettable photographs at the Arderne Gardens, or students from the neighbouring University of Cape Town exploring the vibrant nightlife of the area.
Cape Town Tourism wins Best Overall Use of Social Media title at SMITTY Awards in New York
Cape Town Tourism, the City of Cape Town's tourism marketing organisation, is the winner of Travel + Leisure's SMITTY Award (Social Media in Travel + Tourism 2013) for Best Overall Use of Social Media by a Global Tourism Board.
Your Cape Town Weekend: things to do from Friday 7 to Sunday 9 June, 2013
Friends, are you ready for a rocking weekend in the Mother City? Gear up for 48 hours of international rock gods, bridal festivals, and local stars raising funds for charity.
Father's Day 2013 events in Cape Town
He's your pillar of strength and the gruff heart of the family … he's your dad, and he serves to be spoilt with a variety of amazing Father's Day events in Cape Town on Sunday 16 June, 2013. Whether you're making his Top Gun dreams come true with a helicopter ride over the Peninsula, indulging his inner wine lover with a tasting at the Nederburg Wine Estate in Paarl or pampering him with a spa treatment or two at the Twelve Apostles Hotel & Spa, there is plenty for your dad to see and do on his special day. Join us on the third Sunday of June for these fabulous Father's Day events in Cape Town.
Where Would You Rather Be Wednesdays: iconic attractions to visit
We live in a truly beautiful Mother City with a multitude of inspirational and iconic attractions, and friends, that is where I would rather be this Wednesday in Cape Town.
Your Cape Town Weekend: things to do from Friday 31 May to Sunday 2 June, 2013
Hello, weekend in the Mother City! If, like me, you feel that the weekend has been a long time coming, I'm sure you cannot wait for 48 hours of rock stars, nature walks and lovely Cape Malay cuisine, too. Join me at the following events in Cape Town from Friday 31 May to Sunday 2 June, 2013.
Where Would You Rather Be Wednesdays: top bars to visit in Cape Town
The chilly weather we've been having lately makes wish I was sipping on a sweet Cosmopolitan in the cosy warmth of the chic Alexander Bar in Cape Town's bustling city centre this Wednesday.
The 3rd TOPS Gugulethu Wine Festival 2013 in Instagram
Let's say cheers to the successful third annual TOPS Gugulethu Wine Festival, held on the rooftop of the Gugulethu Shopping Mall in Cape Town from Friday 24 to Saturday 25 May, 2013.


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Fired employees seeking money (or revenge) often wrack their brains to recall incidents that might justify a sexual harassment or discrimination lawsuit. Suddenly, that casual complaint to HR starts to look like a pretext for their discharge—at least in their minds and their attorneys'. That's why you should assume that every complaint will become the basis for a lawsuit.
There's danger in every aspect of firing, from WARN Act layoffs and exit interviews to constructive discharge and more.
Learn how to fire an employee and sidestep wrongful termination lawsuits, with battle-tested firing procedures, and employment termination letters. At last, you can fire at will!
For the second time since 2009, Product Fabricators is being charged with disability discrimination. According to an EEOC complaint, the Pine City-based sheet metal manufacturer fired an injured employee instead of accommodating him.
It's a free country, right? Employees can express themselves however they want at work. Wrong. The right to free speech on the job only applies to public employees, and even then there are significant limitations.
Employees who lie when confronted about wrongdoing are ineligible for unemployment compensation benefits—at least if the lie concerned something about which the employer could reasonably expect the truth.
Here's a tip to keep in mind the next time you must terminate an employee: Even if you don't intend to tell the worker why he is being fired, be sure to carefully document the reasons. That way, if you are challenged later in court, you can point to the contemporaneously produced record as evidence you had a legitimate, business-related reason for your decision.
Smart employers make sure that no employee is ever punished for taking FMLA leave. They do that by carefully cataloging when every employee takes FMLA leave. And if they must discipline an employee for attendance problems, they spell out the reason why each absence counted toward punishment.
Here's an important reminder to pass along to managers and supervisors: Simply dismissing a disabled employee's request for accommodations is folly unless it is crystal clear that no accommodation is possible.
Q. We are a very small company and can't afford to have an employee on extended leave. Can we legally terminate an employee who is called to jury duty and assigned to a lengthy trial?
Here's a great reason for insisting that all supervisors document their subordinates' performance problems: If an employee later claims her manager behaved abusively, good documentation will support any discipline for poor performance. That could block a harassment lawsuit.
A Fayetteville Taco Bell faces discrimination charges after it fired a long-term employee for failing to follow company grooming standards. Christopher Abbey had worked at the restaurant for six years before the length of his hair became an issue. Abbey subscribes to the Nazarite faith, which upholds Old Testament teachings that long hair shows one's devotion to God.


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Native advertising is having its big moment. When done right, it has tremendous pull with consumers. According to Nielsen, native ads produce as much as an 82% in brand lift. An infographic from MDG Advertising says 70% of individuals reported that they would prefer "to learn about products through content rather than through traditional advertising."
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Central Desktop, a cloud-based collaboration platform company, is addressing the digital evolution of the creative agency world with the addition of "Moodboards" to its SocialBridge collaboration solution. Moodboards match the convenience of a web-based inspiration board for each campaign or project with the security and permissions to keep these ideas private within a designated team.
SocialBridge is an online collaboration platform specifically developed for advertising, digital and creative agencies to consolidate file-sharing, video and creative file markup tools, task management, Gantt charts, web conferencing, social and other must-have tools to change the way creative agencies work. Now with the addition of Moodboards to the platform, users within a designated SocialBridge workspace can share images and ideas during the creative process quickly and easily. Moodboards include a drag-and-drop bookmark toolbar button for users to simply select the image or asset, assign to an existing board or create a new one, and provide a 140-character description so members of your team can view, "like," download, share the link with others in the workspace, print and comment with specific feedback.
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Thursday, 19 Dec 2013
GamesterGear Set to Launch Falcon Series Headset at CES 2014
Syba USA will be announcing a new gaming headset series for their GamesterGear headset line at the CES 2014 happening on the 7-10 January. The new series will be available in Wireless, Bluetooth, and Wired variants.
Tuesday, 17 Dec 2013
12 Days of Christmas! - The Comfort of Quiet
On the fifth day of Christmas... we recommend a present that will help you enjoy music with minimal noise. The Bose QuietComfort 20 is not just a good pair of earphones but it also comes with top notch active noise cancellation. Find out more about this product, and see how you can stand a chance to win some gifts this holiday season.
Friday, 13 Dec 2013
Shure Readies their SRH1540 Closed Back Premium Headphones
At a press event held at Suntec Convention Hall, Shure showed off their upcoming premium closed back headphones the SRH1540. We had a chance to preview the product and bring your our findings.
Thursday, 5 Dec 2013
CM Storm Ceres-300 & Ceres-500 Gaming Headsets Lets You Game in Comfort
Apart from providing comfort during long hours of usage, these two headsets incorporate large 40mm drivers to produce booming sound so you can play your games, music, movies, and even make internal calls in audio clarity.
Ingram Micro Announces Four Contemporary Audio Gadgets from Munitio
Ingram Micro has announced the arrival of four fashionable audio gadgets - Munitio Nines, Munitio Billets, Munitio SV, and Munitio Pro 40. Designed for comfort and street cred, Munitio's range of headphones and earphones are built for discerning audiophiles.
Tuesday, 3 Dec 2013
Plantronics Rig Headset Connects Gaming with Real Life
Aimed to help multi-screen and multi-device connected gamers manage their digital life, Rig systems blend superior game audio and chat, at home or on-the-go, with mobile audio, music, apps, and even lets users take calls without hitting pause. The first member of the Rig family to debut is a premium stereo headset and mixer audio system.
Friday, 29 Nov 2013
A New Razer Kraken is Forged
The Razer Kraken gets a facelift and a new look in the form of the Forged Edition. The new version of the gaming headset is hand assembled and features ear-cups machined from aircraft-grade aluminium.
Friday, 22 Nov 2013
i.Tech MusicBand 811 Bluetooth Headset Just Launched in Singapore
KJC Technologies has recently announced that the i.Tech MusicBand 811 Bluetooth headset by i.Tech Dynamic has just been launched in Singapore. This smart Bluetooth headset also has an accompanying app that will be launched in the near future.
Tuesday, 19 Nov 2013
SteelSeries Siberia Elite Gaming Headset Available in Singapore for S$339
The new gaming headset from SteelSeries, the Siberia Elite, has been made available in Singapore and will be priced at S$339.
Friday, 1 Nov 2013
U.S. FAA Now Allows Airline Passengers to Use Electronics During All Phases of Flight
The U.S. Department of Transportation's Federal Aviation Administration has announced that airlines can now allow passengers to use their portable electronic devices from gate to gate.


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We traveled 5 1/2 hours on Labor Day weekend to look at this car. It was what we wanted but had some damage not reported during our correspondence. Since it was a holiday, no way to fix it that day. But they were very accommodating and arranged for us to have it fixed at our dealer back home. Before leaving home, we were a little skeptical because there was some pressure to commit to the full price before we even saw the car (because of payment issues due to the holiday). That salesman was off for the holiday and we worked with Maria once we got there. She was the perfect salesperson! No frills, honest answers that were not always in her favor. I think we bought the car because of her! The buying process was very smooth. I wish we lived close enough to service the car with them.
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San Luis Rey Auto Salvage andTowing Astronomical Fees / Rip Off Oceanside California
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My 1997 Dodge Ram 1500 truck was towed on Memorial Day of this year. From where my truck was towed from (North El Camino Real) to their impound lot (also on North El Camino Real) was approximately half a mile at best. Why do they have such high hook up fees? They are charging me a $180.00 hook up fee to go maybe half a mile and on top of all of that, they are charging me a daily storage rate of $55.00. That's totally absurd!!! How can towing companies charge such astronomical fees and get away with it? Aren't they regulated. Now to date my total to retrieve my truck is well over one thousand dollars and up for sale as of July 1st. if I don't reclaim it by then. My truck is in superb condition and it was towed by Oceanside Police due to my driver license issue. The Oceanside Police officer placed a mandatory thirty day hold on my truck and at the $55.00 a day rate, it's going to be very difficult to get mt truck back. Why did the officer place a 30 day hold in the first place? I felt that he did not have to do that in the first place. Taking my truck and me having to go to the DMV to get my DL reinstated should had been punishment enough. I've written the tow company a letter asking them not to sell my truck (auction) and to work with me to reclaim my truck. As of this writing, I've gotten no response from them.
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AUTHOR: Bob - ()
SUBMITTED: Tuesday, January 28, 2014POSTED: Tuesday, January 28, 2014
This report is a HOAX! According to the information the complainant supplied, this information is false. The vehicle he claims to have had towed, was NOT towed by our company. We have checked our files and we have no record of that vehicle being towed to our impound yard.
Additionally, as indicated by another poster, the fees that we are allowed to charge are governed by the CHP and the City of Oceanside. We do NOT charge $180 for towing. We do NOT charge $55 per day storage, in fact we charge less than the allowable amount set by the CHP contract.
If you truly believe that it was our company that towed your vehicle, please contact us and provide us with the documentation. We believe your documentation will show that it was another company that towed your vehicle.
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SUBMITTED: Thursday, June 27, 2013POSTED: Thursday, June 27, 2013
Unfortunatly there are consequences when you violate the law. The fact is that you were driving on a invalid license and got caught so now you have to pay for the consequences. What you "think" or "feel" your punishment should have been does not really matter.
Now, I will say that your only saving grace may be the fees. If you look at the City of Oceansides site if your car is impounded they use the approved rates from the CHP for towing.
The approved rate for the tow is between $180 and $210, since you were charged $180 you are in the valid range and really have no legs to stand on with that. For the daily storage that is between $38 and $45 per day. So if those rates are correct you MAY be being overcharged. However if your truck is bigger than the average car that may explain the difference. But even if you get charged the minimum of $38 you are still going to owe over $1000. If you can't come up with that money by the sale date they have the legal right to sell your truck in order to recover the fees. They don't have to give you a second chance, no matter how many letters you write.
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I made this thread, to try and call some attention to that issue. Needless to say it hasn't gone very far:
I'd hate to see Dominion tank. It's all I play now. Due to time obligations, it's all I CAN play. Dominion becoming unplayable means quitting LoL altogether.
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This has been happening to me forever, bro. Not sudden at all. Matchmaking expects you to carry, that's just how it is.
I never notice to be matched with high ELO players. Gonna check next games.
That high ELO looks pretty much like ELO hell.
It may be the times you play? Keeping weird hours for me has made me queue up with really weird groups..
Volibear too stronk!
Been paired with 1400s all day today. Maybe one game with 1700s.
How do they expect people to climb in Elo when they're put with people far below their skill level? No wonder they dont give us ranked.
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if it weren't for you our community wouldn't have any of the organization that it does
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as it is i feel like we're running on fumes right now
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<- 2.1k Elo and I'm getting matched with 1.1k-1.7ks in Blind. ****'s ridiculous.
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Can You Smell What This App Is Cooking?
The weirdest innovation for smartphones is coming from Japan ... of course
Byon October 8, 2013
Our ubiquitous smartphones can do just about anything. Directions to a friend's house? Done. Take a photo? Click. Need the capital of Denmark? Just ask. Find a solid sushi spot in Fairbanks, Alaska? Boom. Need a compass? Well, maybe don't use your iPhone 5s. But still,it's the golden age of information. Every day there's less and less that you can't do with those magical little boxes of radiation. Over in Japan, some innovative app developer thinks there is a big hole in the smartphone market that we just cannot believe. Then again, it was probably only a matter of time before someone came up with the idea of merging the Glade Plug-In and your smartphone, basically creating an air freshener for your life. It's called Scentee. Simply plug their "balloon" into your phone's headphone jack and download the app, and you're in olfactory bliss. Available scents include:
-- Rose
-- Cinnammon roll
-- Lavendar
-- Jasmine
-- Curry
-- Corn soup
In case you were disappointed about the absence of short ribs, buttered potatoes and beef tongue in the product line, they'll have those next month, the company says in this video:
While there's no way that macing yourself with a meaty mist and wolfing down some rice is going to replace settling in to the real deal at a place like our restaurant of the year, hopefully it can at least satisfy your foodie tech appetite until you can just go buy the new NASA-funded 3D food printer.
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