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This sticker allows doctors to speed in California

Published Fri, 22 Nov 2024 01:08:57 GMT

A little-known part of California's vehicle code gives doctors the legal right to break speeding laws - so long as they are responding to an emergency.Vehicle Code 21058 allows a physician responding to an emergency call to be exempt from some of the laws governing speed limits.According to the California Medical Association, the exemption only applies when traveling to emergencies, when driving on freeways - and does not allow the driver to ignore other traffic rules (such as stop signs or HOV lanes).The doctor exemption also does not allow them to be unsafe on the roads - even when speeding. The second part of the law even clarifies that a doctor using this permission without due consideration for the end result will be held responsible."The provisions of this section do not relieve the driver of the vehicle from the duty to drive with due regard for the safety of all persons using the highway, nor protect the driver from the consequences of an arbitrary exercise of the privileges...

The Growing Success of Nate Rodgers Fitness Lifestyle Brand, Nemesis X

Published Fri, 22 Nov 2024 01:08:57 GMT

Are you looking to unlock your full potential and overcome your inner nemesis? Look no further than Nemesis X, the fitness lifestyle brand created by Nate Rodgers to inspire individuals to overcome their negative self and unlock their limitless potential.Entrepreneur and influencer Nate Rodgers has recently leveled up his new fitness lifestyle brand, Nemesis X. Inspired by his own personal story, the brand promotes the idea that individuals must defeat their inner obstacles to achieve greatness. They must take charge of their own personal development and be their own agent of change. Nate believes that it’s “You vs. You” in achieving goals, conquering fears, and overcoming life’s challenges.Nemesis X is more than just a fitness lifestyle brand; it’s a movement that encourages individuals to defeat negative self-talk and embrace challenges. “Looking in the mirror and facing our fears is sometimes the hardest battle, but the first step into becoming the b...

Dr. Mary Mason, A Doctor Turned Entrepreneur, Shares Her Journey

Published Fri, 22 Nov 2024 01:08:57 GMT

Dr. Mary Mason, the visionary founder of Little Medical School, is a multi-talented and passionate individual. A board-certified internist, mother of three, doctor’s wife, former C-suite executive for a Fortune 25 company, and a dedicated entrepreneur, she brings a wealth of experience to her innovative educational programs. Little Medical School’s mission is to inspire and shape the future of healthcare by providing children aged 1-14 with immersive, hands-on, role-playing experiences that utilize real medical tools and engaging, meticulously designed activities created by their expert educational staff.The inception of Little Medical School was deeply rooted in Dr. Mason’s own childhood experiences. She fondly recalls her eagerness to learn from her mother, a trailblazing physician herself, and her excitement in exploring medical tools and concepts. Driven by her desire to recreate those formative moments, she founded Little Medical School to expose children to t...

Parker Matthews: The Heartfelt Story Behind ‘Layover’ and His Journey to Musical Success

Published Fri, 22 Nov 2024 01:08:57 GMT

LA-based singer and songwriter Parker Matthews has quickly earned his spot in the global music scene, with his work attracting massive attention in and out of the country. His latest single, “Layover”, out now on Spotify, has been highly praised by fans and others in the industry, with many acknowledging Matthews’ unique style, sound, and even the message behind it. The fast-rising artist shared with us the inspiration behind “Layover” and how he got into music.Parker Matthews uncovered his passion for music at a young age. He grew up being bullied at school, and to ‘escape’, he started listening to music. He always wore headphones to distract himself from the world. At home, things were challenging. His parents were going through a divorce, and he felt like everything he believed in was crashing, pushing him to go all in.Matthews buried himself deep in music, listening to the likes of Adele, Whitney Houston, and Christina Aguilera. “I spent every...

Driver Dead, Two Passengers Injured in Car Accident on Main Street [Huntington Beach, CA]

Published Fri, 22 Nov 2024 01:08:57 GMT

Fatal Car Accident on Main Street near 13th Street Left Two People InjuredHUNTINGTON BEACH, CA (March 28, 2023) – Early Sunday morning, a car accident on Main Street in Huntington Beach left the driver dead and two other passengers injured.Officers responded to the fatality around 2:30 a.m., north of 13th Street.Based on the initial investigation, the 2014 Ford Focus was going at a high rate of speed along southbound Main Street before the incident.Unfortunately, the first responders declared the 22-year-old driver dead at the scene. However, their identity has not been released to the public, pending notification from the next of kin.Meanwhile, the two other passengers were transported to a hospital and remained in an unspecified condition.Additionally, both directions of the roadway were temporarily shut down to allow for cleanup and preliminary duties but have since been reopened.Those with further information about the Main Street car accident can contact the Huntington Be...

Man Recovering after Bicycle-Auto Collision on Via De La Valle [San Diego, CA]

Published Fri, 22 Nov 2024 01:08:57 GMT

Bicycle Accident in Del Mar Heights Left 42-Year-Old Man InjuredSAN DIEGO, CA (March 28, 2023) – Friday night, a man was hospitalized after a bicycle-auto collision on Via De La Valle.According to the report, the crash happened before midnight at 2200 Via De La Valle, in Del Mar Heights.Police said a 62-year-old driving a red 2014 Ford MPV collided with a man on a Cervelo XHT in the westbound second lane.Eventually, paramedics arrived at the scene and transported the 43-year-old male bicyclist to a hospital for serious but non-life-threatening injuries.At this time, the circumstances that led up to the incident and the identities of the parties involved remain unavailable.San Diego Officials are asking anyone the further information about the Via De La Valle bicycle-auto collision to contact Crime Stoppers at 888-580-8477.Injuries sustained in a bicycle-auto collision can take a toll on a person’s financial, physical, and emotional well-being. That is why it is important...

Essentique Founder Mandana Navi on Passion to Discover the Essence of Our Own Natural Beauty

Published Fri, 22 Nov 2024 01:08:57 GMT

Natural beauty is what comes from within ourselves. It is our body’s natural response to the care it has been given and the effort we put in to make our body look and feel good. Mandana Navi, the founder of Essentique personal care boutique, provides a platform for people to come closer to their natural selves, experiencing world-class skin and hair care like never before, and attaining natural beauty that is unique to every individual.Mandana grew up learning the tips and tricks of accentuating her beauty with natural resources, like discovering apple leaves and chamomile to lighten hair color. Her background as a biologist combined with her passion for natural beauty care put her on a path to formulate boutique quality natural beauty products grounded in current scientific research.To help people discover their essence and their own natural beauty, Mandana has set up her beautiful boutique in Palo Alto, CA. Her boutique is designed in such a way that just visiting is an experience...

UC Berkeley hosting one of the most distinctive filmmakers you’ll ever see

Published Fri, 22 Nov 2024 01:08:57 GMT

You don’t hurriedly approach an Apichatpong Weerasethakul film, or watch one thinking you’ll catch up on text messages and voicemails.To truly appreciate what’s unfolding, you need to slow down and surrender to the sensory, dream-like experience that the unique, award-winning filmmaker forms with such care. Tune out the mad dash of everydayness and commit yourself to Weerasethakul’s static scenes and long, telling takes in which the sights and sounds of nature and even city life sometimes provide more context than the dialogue.So what a treat it is for Bay Area movie lovers that a curated sampling of films and shorts from the heralded Thai independent director has been made available by the Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive. You also have a chance to hear him elaborate on how he approaches his unique and evocative craft.The 52-year-old filmmaker journeys to the East Bay for a series of conversations and workshops April 6-11. It’s part of BAMPFA’s months-...

Dominion wants Fox stars, executives to take stand at trial

Published Fri, 22 Nov 2024 01:08:57 GMT

By Oliver Darcy and Marshall Cohen | CNNDominion Voting Systems said in a court filing Monday that it wants to put some of Fox News‘ top executives and most well-known hosts on the witness stand when its $1.6 billion defamation case against the right-wing network goes to trial.Among the network personnel that the voting technology company wants to call witnesses are Fox News chief executive Suzanne Scott; Fox News President Jay Wallace; hosts Sean Hannity, Tucker Carlson, Maria Bartiromo, Laura Ingraham, and Bret Baier; and former executive Bill Sammon and politics editor Chris Stirewalt.Dominion also said it wishes to call to the stand Abby Grossberg, the Fox News producer who filed lawsuits against the network last week that alleged network lawyers coerced her into providing misleading testimony.Dominion’s potential witness list, which is not final and will surely face legal challenges from Fox’s lawyers, is part of the routine process of haggling over witnesses ...

Tesla lawyer asks San Francisco jury to cut $137 million award in race discrimination case

Published Fri, 22 Nov 2024 01:08:57 GMT

By Malathi Nayak | BloombergTesla Inc.’s lawyer asked the jury in a damages trial over racism at a California plant to focus on how much money the victim of the abuse should get and not on changing the world.The five-day trial that started Monday is a redo for Owen Diaz, a former contractor who complained of racial taunts and threats at the electric car-maker’s plant in Fremont, California. Two years ago Diaz won a $137 million verdict, one of the largest jury awards in US history in a discrimination lawsuit by an individual. After the judge decided the amount was too high and offered Diaz $15 million, he instead chose a retrial over damages with a new jury.“What this case is not about is whether we think everything that happened at the Fremont factory of Tesla was defensible or right. It was not. There’s no excuse,” company attorney Alex Spiro told jurors in federal court in San Francisco. “This case is also not about harassment generally or the problems of this country or the hist...