Kehlani has been looking finer than fine in the midst of her worldwide Blue Water Road Trip tour. The “Distraction” singer-songwriter has been doing what she does best: giving fans a show; and making many of us (yes, me!) jealous that we didn’t grab tickets in time. In the meantime, we’ll just have to obsess over the photos and clips […]
Report: Providers are overconfident in their cloud security – MedCity News
The threats of ransomware and phishing are more prevalent than ever — data from the Department of Health and Human Services shows that nearly 3 million individuals were the victims of health data breaches in August. However, not all healthcare providers have appropriately adjusted their strategies to mitigate increasing risk. In fact, a new report shows that many healthcare organizations […]
Premier League Manager Scott Parker Wore a Bunch of Thom Browne and Then Got Fired
Dressing for the job you want, or even just the job you have, is a generally good strategy. That is, until it isn’t. Since becoming manager of the English Premier League team Bournemouth in 2021, former pro Scott Parker has leaned into a label-minded prep uniform full of sharp separates and skinny ties, Church’s shoes, and Brunello Cucinelli field jackets. […]
I Just Spent Hours Researching Nordstrom Shoes—These 34 Are the Most Useful
Nordstrom’s shoe selection is really hard to beat. One could get lost in it for hours. As someone who loves shoes with a passion, I could easily lose track of time while perusing the thousands of pairs. I find that Nordstrom really excels when it comes to having a great selection of useful shoes that you’ll end up wearing a ton. I’m talking […]
University Of Iowa Hospitals And Clinics To Expand Inpatient Tower – HCD Magazine
University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics (Iowa City, Iowa) is adding two floors to its eight-story John Pappajohn Pavilion inpatient tower. The project is part of a 10-year renovation project, according to the website thegazette.com. The $95 million project will add 38,000 square feet. The new ninth floor will house a 24-bed intensive care unit, and the 10th floor will […]
Sunscreen Dosage via CeraVe Ultra-Light Moisturizing Lotion SPF 30
My friend Nick says that I’m the only one on Instagram who always talks about sunscreen, and some people call me the “sunsqueen” but I’m just going to keep talking about it because there’s so much nonsense out there and I don’t think the average consumer is aware of the guidelines. In Canada, sunscreen is regulated as a drug as […]
Oscar loses big tech customer amid platform implementation snags
Listen to the article 3 min This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. Dive Brief: Oscar Health is losing Florida-based health insurer Health First Shared Services as a customer of its information tech platform +Oscar, amid ongoing struggles implementing the product on a broad scale. Health First’s decision to terminate their deal — Oscar’s first […]
Watch as Amaka Speak on Her Friendship With Phyna & Her Memories in Biggie’s House
Recently evicted housemate Amaka, speaks about her favourite memories and others in an interview. “I just knew that I would be up this week, but I never expected an instant Eviction,” Big Brother Naija Level Up housemate, Amaka reveals in this interview. Regarding the Groovy and Phyna rumour, she stuck to her word and insisted that she didn’t start the […]
UN committee calls on US to address effects of Dobbs ruling on racial, ethnic minorities
A United Nations committee called on the United States on Tuesday to take steps to eliminate racial and ethnic disparities in sexual and reproductive health care in the aftermath of the Supreme Court overturning Roe v. Wade. The U.N. Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination said in a release that the Supreme Court’s June ruling in Dobbs v. Jackson […]
What Could Possibly Go Wrong? Outbreaks of Injustice Linked by Two Different Dobbs.
BY MIKE MAGEE Under the definition for the noun, epidemic, there are two main (and distinctly different) definitions. I know this fact because it was the beginning point of my preparations earlier this summer for a Fall course on “The History of Epidemics in America” at the Presidents College at the University of Hartford. The entry reads: Epidemic noun ep·i·dem·ic | \ ˌe-pə-ˈde-mik \ Definition […]