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ISSUE 03/ /NOVEMBER 2012

AARDKLOPGRIME-HOUSE

DATING INTHE VAAL

INTERVIEWMMA Warrior ‘Pitbull’

Lifestyle Entertainment

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Well Take a look at this months issue, there are quite a few high light parties coming up including Lady Lea’s CD launch at Pit Lizzards, and we’ll be at all of them!

I must now go plan a bachelor’s party for my way to young brother, and if any of you have any ideas or suggestions please drop me an e-mail. Have a great month and always remember, PARTY RESPONSIBLY!

Well summer is truly here! I get asked quite a bit to describe the average ICED* reader, well I’d like the readers are like myself, we work our a** off in the

week and in the weekend we party even harder!! So we are a mag where work and play meet and we can help with both.

There is so much negativity in the news these days, its either someone is going on strike or half the country is drowning under floods, but considering at what’s happening to the rest of world, we’re in pretty good shape!

Well October was a great month, thanks to Model Bottle Store for hosting an awesome golf day and Party Park for a Beer Fest to remember. I think if I could be a super hero, I’d be Captain Beer!

Editor’s Note/

Franc dos Santoseditor & photographer

Entertainment

Slater GymTraining method with great results

Grimehouse

The Heels

Aardklop

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REDRegional Entertainment Directory

90.6 FMVaal Minute

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A Law For Women

InterviewMMA Warrior ‘Pitbull’

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se So every now and then we hear a style of music that completely blows our mind and rips our hearts across the dance floor. For me, that style of music is Dubstep.

As I explored into the international scene and got to know the cool cats controlling this unique style of music worldwide, I decided to check out some of our local talent and what I found was a not so shy, outspoken, tattoo’d bad a$$ named ‘Grimehouse’.

So I decided to get together with this Cape Town sensation over a cup of tea and a selection of biscuits to chat about the SA Dubstep scene.

1. You have accomplished a lot in your illustrious career as a DJ. From being named the top Dubstep/Drumstep artist in South Africa by ‘DJ Mag’ to getting signed to one of the world’s biggest record labels ‘CR2’. To doing remixes for international artists such as DjChuckie. Tell us how did you first get into Dubstep/Drumstep/Drum and Bass?

I found the Dubstep Genre really late, one night just strolling around town looking for a club I stumbled into an event called “Rubadub” and heard these amazing energetic basslines and Robotic noises and immediately fell in love, not only with the vibe and energy but also the production tech-niques used. That night I went home and started writing my own stuff.

2. What has been your favorite Gig/festival to perform at and why?Rubadub because it was my birthplace and Rock The River because I usu-

ally play on a laptop and never play my own music because of crazy stage fright, but when I got on stage at Rock the River there were no plugs for my laptop and all I had was a few CD’s of all my own songs so I was forced into playing a full set with it and the people looked like they were enjoying it .

3. What would you say your greatest accomplish-ment is thus far?

Musically I would say getting all my releases this year so far into the BEATPORT Dubstep and Drum n

Bass charts. It was a major goal of mine4. What can we expect from Grimehouse in the months to come?More pranks on random people and stealing your bicycles outside your

house. I am sponsored by Monster Energy Drink now so will be doing a lot more

with them, and I’ll still be trying to make music as much as possible and waiting at home for the next club to phone and book me

5. Have you got any plans on bringing your unique style of music to the Vaal Triangle area?

I play under another alias, Psycho Keaton and play hardstyle music. (Look it up you you haven’t seen or heard of it yet) anyway, I got booked to play in your lovely area under that alias. At a club called “Mango’s” I got there and they were playing random Afrikaans music and old people were doing indoor windsurfing moves!! I was like WTF , then the promoter took me downstairs to this basement like place and there were over 1000 people in heavy underground mode! It was seriously one of the best sets of my life. Then I played at another club in the Vaal about a year later (Livewire) and it was also really epic!! – I ain’t no stranger to the Vaal

6. Describe yourself in one word.Random7. From my experience, Dubstep parties tend to get out of control.

Have you had any interesting experiences with fans or haters?The other day some guy raged so hard he whipped out

a gun. People went scattering!! And then I would love for you all to watch this video - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PVF8WzZoo8w – as for haters, I get enough of them but they are not worth mentioning

8. If you had the opportunity to do a collaboration with any artist dead or alive whom would that be?

Tupac!Interview by Adam Boyd.

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eels I work at a fashion house with a bunch of women on a daily

basis and my favourite day of the week has to be a Monday. This is our time to catch up on weekend gossip and mishaps. Ranging between the ages of 21 and 35 years old, our stories are always ones filled with laughter – From break ups and make ups, to wardrobe dilemmas and our latest “crushes and flushes”, Mondays are definitely great days for coffee breaks.

Sitting with a few of the girls a couple of weeks back we got onto the topic of stilettos and how these beautiful calf en-hancing magicians have caused us all some embarrassing mo-ments and sometimes even a nail or two. We have all, at least once in our lives, worn a pair of heels that have resulted in us walking like flesh eating zombies from Wrong Turn, hunched over and stumbling around in pain but too proud to replace our 9inch stilts with more comfortable alternatives.

A friend of mine, let’s call her “Jennifer” for this story; was out with a couple of friends enjoying an evening of dancing when suddenly she realised she could not move, her heel had wedged its way into a sliding door rail, unable to free herself from the “trap” her friend got down and tugged and pulled until eventually the shoe was free – But not unharmed, the heel tip had snapped off and now posed a new problem. Trying to walk and dance with no heel should be an Olympic sport, whereby you receive a medal if you survive the first hour.

A few months ago I decided to go party with my girlfriends;

a night of dinner and dancing sounded enticing and gave me the opportunity to show off my newest, most comfortable (Did I mention most expensive) heels and after only a few dance moves disaster struck and my heel broke and was not fixable. The best part about it was that the heel did not fully snap off, instead stayed attached to the shoe like an unwant-ed cling on causing some seriously crazy walking manoeuvres and unexplainable photo posing – Note to self always carry a spare pair of shoes with you. (Oh and never believe the shop attendant when she tries to tell you that the price is worth it as the shoes will last a lifetime) Because nine times out of ten…They don’t!

(For tips and trends for a chic and stylish lifestyle, or to indulge in all things fashion, find me at www.

stylishlymebytaryn.blogspot.com or email me at pommegrannit@

hotmail.com or twitter @stylishlytaryn)

By: Taryn Jones

9ICED MAGAZINEAard

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Western town of Potchefstroom. Afrikaans arts festivals are becoming more scares every year, aardklop is the biggest Afri-kaans arts festival in the highveld area and stills sees support from many South Africans. Aardklop intro-duces patriotism in the form of art, whether it be theatre, music or a flea market that sells mostly South African inspired products. From food stalls to mampoer tasting, there is something for each generation. Aardklop is known well amongst the youngsters and mostly students as a gigantic party fest, with bands, beer tents and cheap food.

This year Aardklop had changed a little more than the previous years with the lay out of the terrain. This year an entrance fee had to be paid to gain entrance to the flea market that also had access to the beer tent, where most people could be found during the day, the night and most probably in the early hours of the morning. But not to fuss to much about Aardklop as a party, but rather an arts festival, there were theatre performances the full duration of the festival, there were art exhibitions and also , musical perfor-mances for every age group. During the four days of Aardklop there were well known bands performing on bourbon street, where the main festival usually occurs, there were artists such as Van Coke Kartel, Jack Parow, Glaskas and many more. There were also unknown artists that performed at some places in bourbon street, for some new musical exploration. Aardk-lop is a family festival where by day you can enjoy watching rugby in the beer tent with your family and walking through

the flea market and by night you could dress yourself in a party suite and hang out with your friends, meet new people and enjoy some entertainment that was completely mahala, such as people enjoy-ing their self a little bit to much, and created

a dance floor on tables, people singing as if they were the next Britney Spears and many more free entertainment. So next year, join in the arts and festivities. Bring along the whole family and enjoy our heritage in a great way. Till next

year aardklop, cheerio.By Tamen de Lange.

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THER.E.D.Regional-Entertainment-Directory

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@ REDWOODS/COCKTAILSCocktail Hour (7-8pm) Live Rugby Screening@ APPLESEEDResident Dj Wayne/ Happy Hour(7-8pm) Buy 1 get 1 FREE!@ GOT-T’S Resident Dj Ivy/Dj Ryan with 10 min specials@ M-CAFÉ Band Nite@ LIGHTHOUSE DJ BEN@ PINT & PIE TWO 500ml Black Label Draught for R28-00@ PINT & PIE Lekka Bubbelgum Tequila with Promo Girls and Prizes@ PIT LIZZARDS HALLOWEEN PARTY! DJ ZANE with guest DJ’s/ loads of spe-cials and happy hour(8-9pm)

@ HEINEKEN LOUNGEDeep House Session with Vari-

ous DJ’s (12pm- 6pm)@ REDWOODS Sunday Buffet@ MON AMILunch served from 12pm

@ APPLESEED Quiz Nite/ Happy Hour(6-7pm) Buy 1 get 1 FREE!@ M-CAFÉHappy Mondays! Buy 1 get 1 FREE on selected SAB products (6-8pm)@ PINT & PIEHappy Hour, buy 1 get 1 FREE (6-7pm)/ TWO 500ml Black Label Draught for R28-00

@ M-CAFÉ Quiz Nite@ PINT & PIE Tuesdays Burger Madness(2 Burgers + chips R50-00)/ TWO 500ml Black Label Draught for R28-00@ APPLESEED Happy Hour(6-7pm) Buy 1 get 1 FREE!

@ PINT & PIEFamous Richelieu day/ TWO 500ml Black Label Draught for R28-00@ GOT-T’SResident Dj Ivy/Dj Ryan with 10 min specials@ REDWOODS/COCKTAILSCocktail Hour (7-8pm) Live Rugby Screening@ M-CAFÉBand Nite@ LIGHTHOUSE DJ BEN@ HEINEKEN LOUNGEHouse Session with Audio Anonymous/R25 Cocktail Special@ APPLESEEDBuy 1 Cocktail get 1 shooter FREE! OR Buy 2 Cocktails and get 1 Cocktail FREE!/ Happy Hour(7-8pm) Buy 1 get 1 FREE! @ PIT LIZZARDS DJ ZANE/DJ Swaglab/Diablo and loads of specials and happy hour(8-9pm)

@ M-CAFÉQuiz Nite@ PINT & PIE Tuesdays Burger Madness(2 Burg-ers + chips R50-00)/ TWO 500ml Black Label Draught for R28-00@ APPLESEEDHappy Hour(7-8pm) Buy 1 get 1 FREE!

@ M-CAFÉBand Nite@ LIGHTHOUSEKaraoke & Pool Competition@ MON AMI 5% Discount on your Bill@ PINT & PIELadies Cocktail R20 (7-9pm)/ TWO 500ml Black Label Draught for R28-00@ APPLESEEDBuy 1 Cocktail get 1 shooter FREE!

@ LIGHTHOUSECRAZY Wednesdays: Buy 1 get 1 FREE(8pm-midnight)@ PINT & PIE Rump 500grm & Chips with 300ml Draught or Wine R45-00/ TWO 500ml Black Label Draught for R28-00@ M-CAFÉ Band Nite@ PIT LIZZARDSVarkie Aand, ALL NIGHT!, buy 1 get 1 FREE!@ HEINEKEN LOUNGE Heineken Wednesdays at R10 (5pm -8pm)@ REDWOODS/COCKTAILSCocktail Hour (7pm-8pm)@ GOT-T’SDouble Wellington & Coke R20/ Lekka Bubblegum Tequila R8@ APPLESEEDBuy 1 Cocktail get 1 shooter FREE! OR Buy 2 Cocktails and get 1 Cock-tail FREE!/ Happy Hour(7-8pm) Buy 1 get 1 FREE!

@ HEINEKEN LOUNGEDeep House Session with Vari-ous DJ’s (12pm- 6pm)@ REDWOODSSunday Buffet@ MON AMI Lunch served from 12pm

@ PINT & PIE Famous Richelieu day/ TWO 500ml Black Label Draught for R28-00@ GOT-T’SResident Dj Ivy/Dj Ryan with 10 min specials@ REDWOODS/COCKTAILSCocktail Hour (7-8pm) Live Rugby Screening@ M-CAFÉ Band Nite@ LIGHTHOUSE DJ BEN@ HEINEKEN LOUNGEHouse Session with Audio Anonymous/R25 Cocktail Special@ APPLESEEDBuy 1 Cocktail get 1 shooter FREE! OR Buy 2 Cocktails and get 1 Cocktail FREE!/ Happy Hour(7-8pm) Buy 1 get 1 FREE!@ PIT LIZZARDS DJ ZANE/DJ Swaglab/Diablo and loads of specials and happy hour(8-9pm)

@ APPLESEEDQuiz Nite/ Happy Hour(7-8pm)

Buy 1 get 1 FREE!@ M-CAFÉHappy Mondays! Buy 1 get 1 FREE on selected SAB products (6-8pm)@ PINT & PIEHappy Hour, buy 1 get 1 FREE (6-7pm)/ TWO 500ml Black Label Draught for R28-00

@ LIGHTHOUSE CRAZY Wednesdays: Buy 1 get 1 FREE(8pm-midnight)@ PINT & PIE Rump 500grm & Chips with 300ml Draught or Wine R45-00/ TWO 500ml Black Label Draught for R28-00@ M-CAFÉ Band Nite@ HEINEKEN LOUNGEHeineken Wednesdays at R10 (5pm -8pm)@ PIT LIZZARDS Varkie Aand, ALL NIGHT!, buy 1 get 1 FREE!@ REDWOODS/COCKTAILS Cocktail Hour (7pm-8pm)@ GOT-T’S Double Wellington & Coke R20/ Lekka Bubblegum Tequila R8@ APPLESEEDBuy 1 Cocktail get 1 shooter FREE! OR Buy 2 Cocktails and get 1 Cocktail FREE!/ Happy Hour(7-8pm) Buy 1 get 1 FREE!

@ M-CAFÉ Band Nite@ LIGHTHOUSE Karaoke & Pool Competition@ MON AMI5% Discount on your Bill@ PINT & PIE Ladies Cocktail R20 (7-9pm)/ TWO 500ml Black Label Draught for R28-00@ APPLESEED Buy 1 Cocktail get 1 shooter FREE! OR Buy 2 Cocktails and get 1 Cocktail FREE!/ Happy Hour(7-8pm) Buy 1 get 1 FREE!

@ REDWOODS/COCKTAILSCocktail Hour (7-8pm) Live Rugby Screening@ APPLESEED Resident Dj Wayne/ Happy

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@ M-CAFÉ Band Nite@ LIGHTHOUSEKaraoke & Pool Competition@ MON AMI5% Discount on your Bill@ PINT & PIE Ladies Cocktail R20 (7-9pm)/ TWO 500ml Black Label Draught for R28-00@ APPLESEED Buy 1 Cocktail get 1 shooter FREE! OR Buy 2 Cocktails and get 1 Cocktail FREE!/ Happy Hour(7-8pm) Buy 1 get 1 FREE!

@ REDWOODS/COCKTAILS Cocktail Hour (7-8pm) Live Rugby Screening@ APPLESEEDResident Dj Wayne/ Happy Hour(7-8pm) Buy 1 get 1 FREE!@ GOT-T’SResident Dj Ivy/Dj Ryan with 10 min specials@ GOT-T’SCarvo Promo with Promo girls and Prizes@ M-CAFÉ Band Nite@ LIGHTHOUSEDJ BEN@ PINT & PIETWO 500ml Black Label Draught for R28-00@ PINT & PIE DJ CORY with Jagermeister Promo with Promo Girls & Prizes@ PIT LIZZARDSDJ ZANE with guest DJ’s/ loads of specials and happy hour(8-9pm)

@ PINT & PIEFamous Richelieu day/ TWO 500ml Black Label Draught for R28-00@ GOT-T’SResident Dj Ivy/Dj Ryan with 10 min specials@ GOT-T’SJack Daniels Tennessee Honey Promo with Promo Girls and Prizes@ REDWOODS/COCKTAILSCocktail Hour (7-8pm) Live Rugby Screening@ M-CAFÉBand Nite@ LIGHTHOUSEDJ BEN@ HEINEKEN LOUNGEHouse Session with Audio Anonymous/R25 Cocktail Special@ APPLESEED Buy 1 Cocktail get 1 shooter FREE! OR Buy 2 Cocktails and get 1 Cocktail FREE! / Happy Hour(7-8pm) Buy 1 get 1 FREE!@ PIT LIZZARDSDJ ZANE/DJ Swaglab/Diablo and loads of specials and happy hour(8-9pm)@ PIT LIZZARDS Beach Party! With DJ Ami-lectrix

@ HEINEKEN LOUNGEDeep House Session with Vari-ous DJ’s (12pm- 6pm)@ REDWOODSSunday Buffet@ MON AMI Lunch served from 12pm

@ APPLESEED Quiz Nite / Happy Hour(7-8pm) Buy 1 get 1 FREE!@ M-CAFÉ Happy Mondays! Buy 1 get 1 FREE on selected SAB products (6-8pm)@ PINT & PIEHappy Hour, buy 1 get 1 FREE (6-7pm)/ TWO 500ml Black Label Draught for R28-00

@ M-CAFÉQuiz Nite@ PINT & PIE Tuesdays Burger Madness(2 Burgers + chips R50-00)/ TWO 500ml Black Label Draught for R28-00@ APPLESEED Happy Hour(7-8pm) Buy 1 get 1 FREE!

@ LIGHTHOUSECRAZY Wednesdays: Buy 1 get 1 FREE(8pm-midnight)@ PINT & PIERump 500grm & Chips with 300ml Draught or Wine R45-00/ TWO 500ml Black Label Draught for R28-00@ M-CAFÉ Band Nite@ HEINEKEN LOUNGE Heineken Wednesdays at R10 (5pm -8pm)@ REDWOODS/COCKTAILSCocktail Hour (7pm-8pm)@ GOT-T’SDouble Wellington & Coke R20/ Lekka Bubblegum Tequila R8@ APPLESEED Buy 1 Cocktail get 1 shooter

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@ LIGHTHOUSE CRAZY Wednesdays: Buy 1 get 1 FREE(8pm-midnight)@ PINT & PIE Rump 500grm & Chips with 300ml Draught or Wine R45-00/ TWO 500ml Black Label Draught for R28-00@ M-CAFÉBand Nite@ HEINEKEN LOUNGEHeineken Wednesdays at R10 (5pm -8pm)@ PIT LIZZARDSVarkie Aand, ALL NIGHT!, buy 1 get 1 FREE!@ REDWOODS/COCKTAILSCocktail Hour (7pm-8pm)@ GOT-T’SDouble Wellington & Coke R20/ Lekka Bubblegum Tequila R8@ APPLESEED Buy 1 Cocktail get 1 shooter FREE! OR Buy 2 Cocktails and get 1 Cocktail FREE!/ Happy Hour(7-8pm) Buy 1 get 1 FREE!

@ M-CAFÉBand Nite@ LIGHTHOUSE Karaoke & Pool Competition@ MON AMI 5% Discount on your Bill@ PINT & PIELadies Cocktail R20 (7-9pm)/ TWO 500ml Black Label Draught for R28-00@ APPLESEEDBuy 1 Cocktail get 1 shooter FREE! OR Buy 2 Cocktails and get 1 Cocktail FREE!/ Happy Hour(7-8pm) Buy 1 get 1 FREE!

Quiz Nite@ PINT & PIETuesdays Burger Madness(2 Burgers + chips R50-00)/ TWO 500ml Black Label Draught for R28-00@ APPLESEEDHappy Hour(7-8pm) Buy 1 get 1 FREE!

@ REDWOODS/COCKTAILSCocktail Hour (7-8pm) Live Rugby Screening@ APPLESEEDResident Dj Wayne/ Happy Hour(7-8pm) Buy 1 get 1 FREE!@ GOT-T’SResident Dj Ivy/Dj Ryan with 10 min specials@ M-CAFÉ Band Nite@ LIGHTHOUSE DJ BEN@ PINT & PIETWO 500ml Black Label Draught for R28-00@ PINT & PIECaptain Morgan Pose Off with Promo girls & prizes!@ PIT LIZZARDS DJ ZANE with guest DJ’s/ loads of specials and happy hour(8-9pm)

500ml Black Label Draught for R28-00@ GOT-T’S Resident Dj Ivy/Dj Ryan with 10 min specials@ REDWOODS/COCKTAILSCocktail Hour (7-8pm) Live Rugby Screening@ M-CAFÉ Band Nite@ LIGHTHOUSE DJ BEN@ HEINEKEN LOUNGE House Session with Audio Anonymous/R25 Cocktail Special@ APPLESEED Buy 1 Cocktail get 1 shooter FREE! OR Buy 2 Cocktails and get 1 Cocktail FREE! / Happy Hour(7-8pm) Buy 1 get 1 FREE!@ PIT LIZZARDS DJ ZANE/DJ Swaglab/Diablo and loads of specials and happy hour(8-9pm)

@ PINT & PIEFamous Richelieu day/ TWO

@ PINT & PIE Famous Richelieu day/ TWO 500ml Black Label Draught for R28-00@ REDWOODS/COCKTAILSCocktail Hour (7-8pm) Live Rugby Screening@ M-CAFÉ Band Nite@ LIGHTHOUSEDJ BEN@ HEINEKEN LOUNGEHouse Session with Audio Anonymous/R25 Cocktail Special@ APPLESEED Buy 1 Cocktail get 1 shooter FREE! OR Buy 2 Cocktails and get 1 Cocktail FREE!/ Happy Hour(7-8pm) Buy 1 get 1 FREE!@ PIT LIZZARDSDJ ZANE/DJ Swaglab/Dia-blo and loads of specials and happy hour(8-9pm)

OR Buy 2 Cocktails and get 1 Cocktail FREE!/ Happy Hour(7-8pm) Buy 1 get 1 FREE!

@ HEINEKEN LOUNGEDeep House Session with Vari-ous DJ’s (12pm- 6pm)@ REDWOODS Sunday Buffet@ MON AMI Lunch served from 12pm

@ APPLESEEDQuiz Nite/ Happy Hour(7-8pm) Buy 1 get 1 FREE!@ M-CAFÉHappy Mondays! Buy 1 get 1 FREE on selected SAB prod-ucts (6-8pm)@ PINT & PIE Happy Hour, buy 1 get 1 FREE (6-7pm)/ TWO 500ml Black Label Draught for R28-00

16 Friday@ MON AMI DINNER THEATER WITH CHRIS CHAMELEON!@ REDWOODS/COCKTAILSCocktail Hour (7-8pm) Live Rugby Screening@ APPLESEEDResident Dj Wayne/ Happy Hour(7-8pm) Buy 1 get 1 FREE!@ GOT-T’SResident Dj Ivy/Dj Ryan with 10 min specials@ M-CAFÉBand Nite@ LIGHTHOUSEDJ BEN@ PINT & PIE TWO 500ml Black Label Draught for R28-00@ PINT & PIE Jose Cuervo Promo with Promo Girls & Prizes@ PIT LIZZARDSDJ ZANE with guest DJ’s/ loads of specials and happy hour(8-9pm)

FREE! OR Buy 2 Cocktails and get 1 Cocktail FREE!/ Happy Hour(7-8pm) Buy 1 get 1 FREE!@ PIT LIZZARDSVarkie Aand, ALL NIGHT!, buy 1 get 1 FREE!

02 November 2012: - Eureka Skool Opedag. Begin: 10:00 – 12:00. Almal baie welkom. Kontak 016 421 1064 vir meer inligting.

03 November 2012: - NG Gemeente Vanderbijlpark hou ‘n heerlike basaar. Verskeie aktiwiteite gaan plaasvind. Kom geniet die heerlike dag saam ons. Kontak 016 986 0313 vir meer inligting.

03 November 2012: - Kanguru will host the second Rocking for Charity event in Meyerton. Nine great bands will play on this day. Contact 072 593 7416 for more information.

03 November 2012: - Die Polisie Gemeenskapsforum van Riversdal bied ‘n heerlike dag vol pret en vermaak aan vir die hele gesin by Voorwaarts Laerskool in

Riversdal. Kom ondersteun ‘n goeie saak, Toegang is R10 per persoon. Hekke open 10uur.

09 November 2012 : - The Vereeniging Art Society is opening its new Annual Exhibition at Midvaal Hospital, River Square at 18:00. Wine & Snacks will be served. Contact 016 423 6278 for more information.

9 November 2012: - Suiderlig Gholf Day at Maccauvlei Gholf Club. Cost is R275 per person for a fourball. Time: 11:00 Contact 016 933 9615 for more information.

10 November 2012: - Nederduitch Hervormde Kerk hou Vendusie in Langenhoven Straat Vanderbijlpark. Almal is welkom. Begin 09:00. Kontak 082 634 5646 vir meer inligting.

22 November 2012: - Meyerton Ringball Club presents Awesome 80”s at Barnyard Vereeniging. Time: 20:00 R100 per person. Contact 084 812 5718 for more information.

24 November 2012: - 1987 Matrieks van Hoër Handelskool Lettie Fouche in Vanderbijlpark hou Reunie. Kontak 072 071 5889 vir meer inligting.

IF YOU HAVE ANY COMMUNITY NEWS PLEASE FAX US ON 082-234-8-906. PLEASE REMEMBER TO SEND US YOUR COMMUNITY EVENT INFOR-MATION AT LEAST 2 WEEKS IN ADVANCE.

Going For Broke(rs)/Embrace ChangeIn recent times there has been much debating about “Labour Brokers”

being banner. Certain high profile people echoing this very senti-ment, whilst government departments saying outright that it will not happen; Unions calling for it and the press having a field day.

In short there is great division on this view point, but one overriding reality. The L.R.A (Labour Relations Act) already has rules and guide-lines that govern employment relationships. The Basic Conditions of Employment and Main Agreements/Sectorial determinations lay out minimum employment conditions and the bargaining councils

along with the department of labour have durestriction to govern all employment relationships.

What we need is a mature approach from all parties to both embrace and enforce current legislation, instead of focussing on elements that will ultimately hurt the economy and inevitably the people.

Rulings, such as hereunder illustrated embrace the heart of what I believe is the true problem and will hopefully drive change in indus-try; to the point where fair practise is forced.

Labour Court recognises vulnerable workers’ plightWhile amendments to the laws on regulating labour brokers are far

from finalisation, the Department of Labour said on Monday it was happy the courts were extending protection to vulnerable workers in labour broking arrangements.

A recent labour court ruling recognised the vulnerability of workers in temporary employment as the “weakest and most vulnerable” in the triangular relationship encompassing the worker, the labour broker and its client.

It held that arbitrators and courts should not take all labour broking arrangements as “presumptively valid on face value as soon as a signed contract is put up by an employer”.

Regulating the labour broking environment has seen an emotional response from all quarters, with business and opposition parties warning that the changes would result in job losses, and the Congress of South African Trade Unions (Cosatu) calling for an outright ban of the practice.

But at the end of last month, the Labour Court in Cape Town handed down a judgment that showed an increasing willingness by the court to go beyond the “contractual relationship” between an employee and a labour broker.

The case involved an employee of the paper giant Mondi, who was hired by the company, but was told to sign a contract with a labour broker after two years, which he did. The employee, Khululekile Dyokwe, continued to work for Mondi for five and a half years and was then dismissed.

He referred the matter to the Commission for Conciliation, Mediation and Arbitration (CCMA) to determine who his true employer was at the time of his dismissal.

The CCMA found that the employer was the labour broker, Adecco, who after Mr Dyokwe’s dismissal from Mondi told him he was too old for the company to place him in other employment.

He then took the matter to the Labour Court for review.The Labour Court found that Mondi was the employer, and set aside

the CCMA’s earlier decision. The CCMA was also ordered to arbitrate the

dismissal of Mr Dyokwe between him and Mondi.A CCMA spokeswoman said on Monday the matter was set down for

arbitration next month.Imraan Mahomed, labour director at attorneys Eversheds, says the judg-

ment shows the courts are prepared to come to the assistance of em-ployees in the tripartite relationship and that they are prepared to “make every effort to afford labour protection” to vulnerable workers. He says the judgment sends a “strong signal” to labour brokers and their clients to make sure their relationships are “properly ordered in terms of the law”. “If not, the client will face unfair dismissal and other forms of employment related liability,” he says.

Audrey Johnson, senior associate at law firm Edward Nathan Sonnen-bergs says that the importance of the judgment is in its view of the mat-ter “beyond the contractual relationship”.

Cosatu’s parliamentary officer, Prakashnee Govender, says the case goes to the “heart” of how labour brokers work. She says they create “legal fictitious employment” which places a “wedge” between the workers and their “true employer”, which in turn affects the workers’ ability to assert their rights and reduces the “quality” of their employment.

Ms Johnson says this particular case shows that the transfer of employ-ment to the labour broker is a “sham”.

Department of Labour director for collective bargaining Thembinkosi Mkalipi, responding to the judgment on the previous Monday, said it “confirmed” the department’s intentions in terms of the proposed labour amendments before Parliament and once the amendments took effect, workers would be able to rely on existing legislation for protection with-out taking the matter to court. He said the department would like the amendments to be finalised as soon as possible.

This article appeared in The Business Day Newspaper on 28 August 2012.

Natasha Marrian – Business Day

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Barclays Premiership LeagueSaturday 03 November 2012• Man Utd v Arsenal - Old Trafford, 14:45 • Norwich v Stoke - Carrow Road, 17:00 • Tottenham v Wigan - White Hart Lane, 17:00 • Sunderland v Aston Villa - Stadium of Light, 17:00 • Swansea v Chelsea - Liberty Stadium, 17:00 • Fulham v Everton - Craven Cottage, 17:00 • West Ham v Man City - Upton Park, 19:30 Sunday 04 November 2012• QPR v Reading - Loftus Road Stadium, 15:30 • Liverpool v Newcastle - Anfield, 18:00 Monday 05 November 2012• West Brom v Southampton - The Hawthorns, 22:00Saturday 10 November 2012• Stoke v QPR - Britannia Stadium, 17:00 • Reading v Norwich - Madejski Stadium, 17:00 • Wigan v West Brom - The DW Stadium, 17:00 • Everton v Sunderland - Goodison Park, 17:00 • Southampton v Swansea - St. Mary’s Stadium, 17:00• Arsenal v Fulham - Emirates Stadium, 17:00 • Aston Villa v Man Utd - Villa Park, 19:30 Sunday 11 November 2012• Man City v Tottenham - Etihad Stadium, 15:30 • Newcastle v West Ham - Sports Direct Arena, 17:00• Chelsea v Liverpool - Stamford Bridge, 18:00 Saturday 17 November 2012• Arsenal v Tottenham - Emirates Stadium, 14:45 • Liverpool v Wigan - Anfield, 17:00 • Man City v Aston Villa - Etihad Stadium, 17:00• QPR v Southampton - Loftus Road Stadium, 17:00

• Newcastle v Swansea - Sports Direct Arena, 17:00• West Brom v Chelsea - The Hawthorns, 17:00• Reading v Everton - Madejski Stadium, 17:00• Norwich v Man Utd - Carrow Road, 19:30 Sunday 18 November 2012• Fulham v Sunderland - Craven Cottage, 18:00 Monday 19 November 2012• West Ham v Stoke - Upton Park, 22:00 Saturday 24 November 2012• Sunderland v West Brom - Stadium of Light, 14:45• Stoke v Fulham - Britannia Stadium, 17:00 • Wigan v Reading - The DW Stadium, 17:00 • Man Utd v QPR - Old Trafford, 17:00• Everton v Norwich - Goodison Park, 17:00 • Aston Villa v Arsenal - Villa Park, 19:30 Sunday 25 November 2012• Swansea v Liverpool - Liberty Stadium, 15:30• Southampton v Newcastle - St. Mary’s Stadium, 17:00 • Chelsea v Man City - Stamford Bridge, 18:00 • Tottenham v West Ham - White Hart Lane, 18:00Tuesday 27 November 2012• Sunderland v QPR - Stadium of Light, 21:45 • Aston Villa v Reading - Villa Park, 22:00 Wednesday 28 November 2012• Chelsea v Fulham - Stamford Bridge, 21:45 • Everton v Arsenal - Goodison Park, 21:45 • Southampton v Norwich - St. Mary’s Stadium, 21:45• Tottenham v Liverpool - White Hart Lane, 21:45 • Stoke v Newcastle - Britannia Stadium, 21:45 • Swansea v West Brom - Liberty Stadium, 21:45 • Wigan v Man City - The DW Stadium, 22:00 • Man Utd v West Ham - Old Trafford, 22:00

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The springboks• 10: Ireland v South Africa, AVIVA Stadium, Dublin, 9:30• 17: Scotland v South Africa, Murrayfield, Edinburgh, 16:30• 24: England v South Africa, Twickenham Stadium, London, 16:30

• 04 Nov: Abu Dhabi Yas Marina • 18 Nov: US Austin, Texas• 25 Nov: Brazil Interlagos, Sao Paulo

Dating in the Vaal,or dating in the dark?Is dating in the dark becoming

all to ordinary? Guys keeping secrets in the dark, girls keep-ing secrets in the dark, no more honesty. How does a relation-ship work under these circum-stances? If there is no honesty in a relationship, there can be no trust and like everyone states without trust a relation-ship can’t work.

I have come across to many cases here in the Vaal where there are external strains on a relationship, whether it be an ex-girlfriend, parents or plain dishonesty.

All of these cases have led to a determination of a relationship, and all of this comes down to either trust or honesty. A rela-tionship is between two people, not more, no one has the right to mingle in your relationship.

If there are external strains on you and your partner there is nothing you can do alone

about this situation, you and your partner have to come to a certain agreement where there is mutual trust and honesty.

So girls, guys. Let those external strains take the high road, if your relationship is so important to you, you will find a way. Never make any excuses for why you should be allowed to do something that is not healthy for your relationship. If your partner is persistent towards one situation, and you know it is bothering them, find a way to firstly make them happy and not yourself. I mean that is a huge aspect of a relationship, selflessness. Do your relation-ship a favour and let the un-necessary strains be on their way. May all be well and may all relationships last till infinity and beyond.

By Tamen de Lange.

A Law For Women

THE SHOWREEL MOVIE REVIEWBY SAJEN

In the crime capital of South Africa, I think it is wise for women to start familiarising themselves with the law and what women

are entitled to that is coherent with the law. In today’s society no women are safe, sometimes even in the line of the law, women are threatened and helpless. I think it is our duty as women to get to know the law, let us fight crime in our own way, by start-ing to protect ourselves and our rights.

This is a new generation where women have the power to pro-tect themselves, but some still chose not to. In this article some guidelines will be given for women and how to prevent them from becoming a victim in jurisdiction when they are not. Some women do feel violated when a peace officer requests certain actions and expect women to do so.

In order to prevent violation, women need to understand that there are laws that apply to certain situations. In the event of a women being searched for legal purposes, a female peace

officer needs to conduct the body search and the search of the belongings.

If this law is not obeyed by officers of the law, a law suit can be filed against the peace officer who was in line of duty. Women truly feel unsafe, especially at night whilst driving alone. In the scenario of a female driver being requested to pull over and the driver does feel very unsafe and uncomfortable in the situation. The female driver is allowed to contact the police station in the district and request that she feels unsafe and will pull over at the next police station.

Women need to be sure of what their rights are and how they are actually privileged in the line of the law. So ladies, do it for yourself and your safety. Study the laws that protect women and also in this way we as women can make our own change in crime rate and preventing crimes to come your way.

By Tamen de Lange.

American Pie: The Reunion (7/10)

Taken 2 (7/10)

American Pie: The Reunion is the fourth install-ment in the American Pie theatrical series, thirteen years after graduating, Jim, Kevin, Oz, Finch and Stifler have moved on with their adult lives and the responsibilities that come with it. Life didn’t turn out the way they expected to be, being kings in high school they find themselves lagging in the real world. Jim and Michele are married and struggling to find a spark in their sex life, Oz is a sports broadcaster, Kevin is a stay-at-home husband, Finch travels around the world looking for his true love and Stifler is a temp at an Investment firm and is constantly verbally abused by his employer. When former class-mate and the one half of the MILF team John (John Cho- Harold and Ku-mar) arranges their class reunion, the gang is reunited and realise just how old they have become. Stifler decides to throw a party and things go haywire from there on. American Pie: The Reunion is packed with laughs and just as funny as the first three films, the difference is this time that they deal more meaningful issues then just getting laid. Those who watched the first American Pie when in high school will enjoy this movie thoroughly.

After the events that occurred in France, former CIA operative Bryan Mills becomes the target of the head of the Albanian group of sex traffickers. After completing a case in Turkey, Mills is paid a surprise visit by his daughter and ex-wife. Mu-rad, the employer of the men and father of a vic-tim whom Bryan killed by electrocution, states that they will find Bryan to avenge the deaths of their loved ones. This time Mill’s ex-wife is taken she has a limited time to live as she is tortured. Mills has to make use of his special set of skills that he has acquired to save his family once again and end this once and for all. Taken 2 is much like the first movie, jam-packed with action and thrills. If you enjoyed the first film you will definitely enjoy this well-made sequel.

Interview with Danie ‘Pitbull’ van HeerdenI sat down with the Vaal’s own Danie, just to have a chat with him before

his fight (which he won by first round knock out!). I wanted to know what made him decide to go into MMA fighting.

Q: Why Use ‘Pitbull’ as your nickname?A: Cause I don’t quit,ever!Q: What weight class are you in?A: Light Heavyweight (84kg – 93kg)Q: At What age did you start with MMA(Mixed Martial Arts) ? A: 22Q: What made you decide to go into MMA?A: Well I started off Boxing with my Dad and brothers. I then got into wres-tling where I came second in SA’s. I went into MMA because I could use my boxing and wrestling skills while learning new skills at the same time.Q: In MMA who do you look up to?A: A heavy weight fighter called Kimbo Slice because he’s achieved so much but yet he’s remained humbleQ: What gym do you belong to?A: Tapout Academy with Walter Wentd and Wickus SwartQ: The highlight of your career so far?A: I fought 2 highly ranked Americans on 2 separate occasions and wonQ: What would you still like to achieve?A: Winning the EFC(Extreme Fighting Championship) light heavy beltQ: What would you advise to young and upcoming fighters?A: Always have a dream and train hard!Q: Who would you love to fight?A: That would have to be Kimbo Slice!!!

Danie would just like to thank his sponsers because without their support and help none of it would be possible; Slater, Automan, ADC Motorcycles, Cuztom Cuz and GST.Interview by Franc dos Santos.

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