February 9, 2012
The Health Care Law ( the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act ) is 2,409 pages long, making it difficult for many businesses with employees to understand all the details within the law. The Health Care Law has just been made easier to understand, thanks to some major California business organizations that joined together to create the Health Law Guide for Business website. To make it simple for employers to know the facts on the law’s business-specific provisions, the website provides accurate and easily understood information about the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act . A nonprofit information hub for California businesses, the media and employees, the Health Law Guide for Business was created by California businesses for California businesses. “Small businesses will discover that the most value from using the website will be a greater understanding of the changes in our health care system that have already gone into effect and allow them to plan for those that lie ahead,” said Scott Hauge , president of Small Business California. The project is generously funded by The California Endowment . The website was created by a partnership between the Bay Area Council, CA Hispanic Chambers of Commerce, CA Small Business Development Centers,
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February 9, 2012
Double pane windows are known for being energy efficient, but experts say they can reflect light and damage cars parked near them. Excerpt from: Mysterious Heat Damaging Cars
Tags: anaheim, beverly hills, ca news, damage-cars, damaging, double, fears-as-parents, local news, parked-near
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February 9, 2012
Two different Inland Empire cities are experiencing the same fears as parents in Lake Elsinore and Nuevo are on alert as authorities are investigating two attempted kidnappings. Read more from the original source: Attempted Child Abductions in Inland Empire
Tags: alert-as-authorities, anaheim, attempted-child, elsinore, fears-as-parents, la news, missing, nuevo, the-same, two-attempted, wednesday
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February 9, 2012
A hit-and-run in Anaheim left a 3-year-old girl dead Wednesday evening, authorities said. Originally posted here: Anaheim Hit-and-Run Kills 3 Year Old
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February 9, 2012
Last week, we posted a couple of videos that documented shit L.A. people say. One of those videos, by Elena Crevello and Heidi Niedermeyer, touched on some characteristics we (perhaps a little cringing-ly) recognized in ourselves: the urge to speak to dogs as if they are human children, the refusal to go west of Vermont, and the propensity to curse at other people from the safety of one’s own vehicle. more › View original post here: LAist Interview: Elena Crevello and Heidi Niedermeyer, Creators of ‘Shit People in L.A. Say’
Tags: handout, heidi, heidi-niedermeyer, news, news los angeles, parking-lot, people, refusal, the-refusal
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February 9, 2012
The guy who made up that rap about the Whole Foods parking lot has a new message for you: just put down the phone. He doesn’t want to hear about your clean bill of health from the STD clinic or get stuck behind you texting in line at Huckleberry when all he wants is a friggin maple bacon biscuit. more › Go here to see the original: Whole Foods Parking Lot Guy Wants You to Put Down the Phone: ‘Your Text Messages Are Not That Important, Dude’
Tags: down-the-phone, friggin-maple, from-the-std, handout, international, news, parking-lot, people, propensity
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February 9, 2012
JANUARY 15: In this handout photo provided by NBC, actress Tina Fey and Jane Lynch present an award onstage during the 69th Annual Golden Globe Awards at the Beverly Hilton International Ballroom on January 15, 2012 in Beverly Hills, California. See the article here: Are women the bawdier sex these days?
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February 9, 2012
Say what you will about how the Los Angeles Unified School District is handling the ongoing investigation into Miramonte Elementary school, but news that the state Commission on Teacher Credentialing has suspended the teaching credential of former Miramonte Elementary School teacher Martin Springer is wholly to be expected. more › Excerpt from: Well, Duh: State Yanks Credentials for Both Miramonte Teachers Accused of Lewd Acts On Students
Tags: city, credentialing, doritos-super, eaterwire, excalibur, immigration, martin-springer, miramonte, oscars-love, pricey-benefit, school, seven-days
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February 9, 2012
DOWNTOWN— LAmag reports that a Medieval-themed restaurant called Excalibur opened yesterday across from the Staples Center on Figueroa. According to Facebook the eatery offers “an old-world dining experience” and “guests are encouraged to transform into a knight or fair maiden by dressing in costumes provided in-house and digging into family-style, mouth-watering feasts with their bare hands .” The menu . [LAmag, Facebook] MID-CITY— Did you know that Playa is offering a secret menu through March 31? The three course meal costs $37 and is offering during dinner service. [EaterWire] TORRANCE— Menchie’s froyo opens at Rolling Hills Plaza on February 11. Free froyo for all from 11AM-1PM. [EaterWire] SANTA MONICA— Brad Metzger of Restaurant Solutions has organized a pricey benefit dinner in support of Disabled Sports Eastern Sierra. The meal takes place on March 18, 6:30PM, at the Restaurant Solutions test kitchen and costs $750 (apparently $650 of that is tax deductible) per person with 15 seats open. The evening includes passed appetizers made by chefs Josiah Citrin (Melisse), Zoe Nathan (Huckleberry), Evan Funke (formerly of Rustic Canyon), and Raphael Lunetta (Jiraffe) followed by a two-course dinner with wine pairings by Baribault Family. RSVP here. [EaterWire] The rest is here: EaterWire : Excalibur Medieval Resto Opens, Playa’s Secret Menu, Free Froyo at Menchie’s, More!
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February 9, 2012
In tonight’s Extra, Extra, students and faculty debate immigration issues at Pomona College, a mother-daughter team tries to move cocain, and Fred Durst sings Fred Durst…but not in concert. Plus: Keep up with us on Facebook , and follow us on Twitter: @LAist @LAistFood @LAistSports . more › Read more: Extra, Extra: Immigration in Pomona, Mother-Daughter Drug Smugglers, and a Narcissistic Fred Durst
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