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All the Park's a Stage for Outdoor Theater Show in New Cuyama
Blue Sky Center will host an interactive outdoor show titled “Rec Hallipalooza: A Resilient Cuyama Drama,” 11 a.m.-1:30 p.m., Saturday May 16 at three locations in Richardson Park in New Cuyama. The original outdoor performance about the rural Cuyama Valley (population 1,100) will conclude with a celebration at the Cuyama Valley Recreation Hall.
Meet South Africa's first Black female winemaker – DW – 06/04/2025
06/04/2025June 4, 2025 Carmen Stevens has turned her childhood dream into a winemaking legacy. And as South Africa's first Black female winemaker, she has permanently reshaped the country's wine scene. https://p.dw.com/p/4vPfL While the odds were stacked against her, Carmen Stevens broke barriers to become South Africa’s first Black winemaker. With 43 awards and a legacy of excellence spanning three decades, her wines are as bold and nuanced as her journey.
This Over The Rainbow Crepe Cake Is A Wizard Of Oz Dream
Recipe Somewhere over the rainbow, there's crepe cake. facebook twitter pinterest Shares Get more Spoon in your feed. The following recipe and excerpt for Over the Rainbow Crepe Cake are from "The Wizard of Oz: The Official Cookbook" by Elena Pons Craig, Emma Carlson Berne, and Liz Fish. It's available for purchase on Amazon. After the tornado, Dorothy finds herself in beautiful, colorful Munchkinland, surround by Glinda the Good Witch and all the munchkins.
WATCH | Bhekisisa: Why living with TB and HIV is getting easier
Geneveve Heinse is one of an estimated 7.8-million South Africans infected with HIV. Over the years, treatment — and the stigma attached to HIV — have changed; yet each day about 400 people still get infected. Travel to Masiphumelele in the Western Cape with our Health Beat team to find out what treatment is available for free at government clinics. This story was produced by the Bhekisisa Centre for Health Journalism. Sign up for the newsletter.
WATCH | Bhekisisa: Why living with TB and HIV is getting easier
14 May 2024 - 09:14 Just R20 for the first month. Support independent journalism by subscribing to our digital news package. Geneveve Heinse is one of an estimated 7.8-million South Africans infected with HIV. Over the years, treatment — and the stigma attached to HIV — have changed; yet each day about 400 people still get infected. Travel to Masiphumelele in the Western Cape with our Health Beat team to find out what treatment is available for free at government clinics.
Why living with TB and HIV is getting easier
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[WATCH] Why living with TB and HIV is getting easier
Geneveve Heinse, who is one of an estimated 7.8-million South Africans infected with HIV, is able to access treatment for the condition for free at a public clinic. (Dan Clayton)
WATCH | Why these women use the anti-HIV pill and vaginal ring
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WATCH | Why these women use the anti-HIV pill and vaginal ring
Likhona Matatu, Lilitwa Lolwana and Esethu Thebe are women who want one thing: to avoid getting HIV. Fortunately, they are able to access anti-HIV pills or vaginal rings from a mobile clinic for young people. The clinic is called a Tutu truck, and it visits them where they live.
WATCH | Bhekisisa: Why these three women use anti-HIV pill, vaginal ring Original
11 December 2023 - 10:51 Support independent journalism. Subscribe to our digital news package for R80 p/m. About 500 people in South Africa get infected with HIV each day — a number Mbali Jonas from the Desmond Tutu Health Foundation wants to reduce to zero. They’re doing this by telling youth about medications that can stop HIV infection. We take you to their communities and show you how they work. This story was produced by the Bhekisisa Centre for Health Journalism. Sign up for the newsletter.
[WATCH] Why these three women use the anti-HIV pill and vaginal ring
A large chunk of our reporting focuses on HIV. Since the launch of Bhekisisa in 2013, we’ve covered HIV in-depth — from the impact of the virus on former president Nelson Mandela’s family to the advances in antiretroviral treatment and anti-HIV pills and injections. We’ve also looked at the impact of inequality and discrimination on the spread of HIV, the link between gender-based violence and HIV — and ways to fix it.
Tips for Photographing a Baby Shower
Baby showers are a great starting point for event photography. If you are a family photographer, or if you work with small brands, you may be asked to photograph a baby shower for your clients. If you have a friend who wants memorable images of their shower, this is also a great place to start. Baby showers are fun and beautiful occasion. If you’d like to add some baby shower photography into your portfolio, here are some tips to help you photograph them.
Photo Ideas for Sibling Photoshoots
When I schedule a family portrait session, I always ask the parents “What are you hoping for?” Oftentimes, I get requests for sibling photos. Here are some ideas for sibling photoshoots, and tips that will make sure you get great sibling photos during a family session. With a little thought and vision, you can create beautiful images! Posing siblings together can feel like a challenge, so I think of my job as setting the scene.
Tips for Relaxed and Authentic Family Portraits
Stress can happen when families get together for portraits — kids complain, parents worry about what they’re wearing. When your subjects are uncomfortable in front of the camera, the images can fall flat. But you’re the photographer and, the good news is, all this beauty and chaos has been given to you! With a little prep and vision, you can set the scene for authentic family portraits.
How to Capture Motion in Family Portrait Photography
I love creating memorable photos of families. If you’re working with family portrait photography or video, getting your subjects in motion will bring beautiful results. You may first think of the technical details of freezing motion or capturing blur, but I have a different approach when it comes to movement. I’m all about the energy of the people I’m photographing. I want my families to get close to each other, have fun, and look great.
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