Putting Patients At The Heart Of Performance Gives Positive Results - Chesterfield Post18 May 2012

Putting Patients At The Heart Of Performance Gives Positive ResultsChesterfield PostIfti Majid, Executive Director of Operations, Performance and IM&T, said: "The results achieved over the last year are really a positive example of how we have shifted the culture away from box ticking performance approaches to one where improving ...and more »

Spare Times for Children for May 18-24 - New York Times17 May 2012

Spare Times for Children for May 18-24New York TimesChildren are encouraged to take their own animals — the stuffed toy ones, that is — to wear on their heads while singing along. Friday at 5 pm; Saturday at 11 am and 3 pm; New York Society for Ethical Culture, 2 West 64th Street, Manhattan, ...and more »

King Of The Coffee Shop - RedOrbit10 May 2012

RedOrbitKing Of The Coffee ShopRedOrbitThese coffee shops have worked themselves into quite the pickle. We can't forget that lounging, staying, visiting and working are all very much bred into the coffee shop culture. Be it the European cafes or the coffee joints of the flower-power days, ...

Guest Post: Race in YA Lit: Wake Up & Smell the Coffee-Colored Skin, White ... - SFWA News5 May 2012

SFWA NewsGuest Post: Race in YA Lit: Wake Up & Smell the Coffee-Colored Skin, White ...SFWA NewsPlenty of YA authors of color are writing about diverse characters, often struggling to get those books out into the world and into the hands of readers. Discussions about the issue focus on a trifecta of economic challenges doused in racial politics: ...

Behind the Carnage of Prototype 2 with Radical Entertainment's ... - Wired News2 May 2012

Wired NewsBehind the Carnage of <cite>Prototype 2</cite> with Radical Entertainment's ...Wired NewsIf you're not a video game geek, Radical Entertainment is the developer of Prototype 2 , the action-adventure sandbox game that finally hit the shelves on April 24. I first met Dave at Activision's press event at PAX Prime in Seattle, and it was there ...and more »