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This impressive newly built abode, perched on about 1190 square metres, will have families queuing up to get in on the space, class and wonderful atmosphere on offer.
It's all about period style externally, but indoors it's streamlined panache all the way.
90 Sheedy Road, Gisborne, 3437
- Kennedy & Hunt: 5428 2544
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Elements such as matte floorboards, white plantation shutters, crisp white walls, grey carpet and chic light fittings underpin the on-point elegance found in big, bright rooms.
The scene is set by double entry doors, behind which are 2.7-metre ceilings and an open study to the left of the hallway – this then ducks down to the laundry, with double garage access at the end.
The graceful main bedroom, also with bay window and along the entry hall, has walk-through wardrobes and dual-basin
en suite with white subway tiling in the large shower.
At the north-easterly front of the house, three fitted bedrooms are zoned off from living areas via a trendy barn-style sliding door. One bedroom has a bay window and the sleek main bathroom and separate toilet are nearby.
Neighbouring the floorboarded living hub is a carpeted theatre room behind double doors. The hub is big enough to make a 10-seat dining table look small, while the sitting area is equally roomy.
Marble benches put on a fine show in the kitchen, which has a breakfast bar for four, oodles of white cupboards, white subway splashback tiles, a large walk-in pantry (with coffee bar) and shiny appliances.
There's a glazed door in the kitchen to the back lawn, while stacker doors in the hub open to a covered merbau deck of substantial size.
Double glazing throughout, ducted heating and evaporative cooling ensure effective indoor temperature control, while the garage has extra space for workshop or storage.
The envy-worthy property is just four minutes by car from Gisborne Secondary College and the main shopping precinct. Calder Freeway entry is moments away.


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A Blackdoor Security (São Paulo, SP) e a BrodTec (Lajeado, RS), acabam de firmar parceria para o desenvolvimento conjunto de projetos para a segurança de dados e sistemas de empresas e migração de ambientes para a nuvem.
I have never been so proud of my Country and its youth as I am now. I am a firm believer this very youth – that some people dare to call unprepared and alienated – will lead Brazil into a bright future.
One of the clear outcomes of UNDP's CoP2013 (ICTs, Governance and Conflict) is that humans are the real changers and ICTs can work as a facilitator and enabler.
After leaving Istanbul I took a flight to Dublin. The Sun had just set and yet it came up again as the plane flew West. There I was, in a heavier than the air, man made machine seeing the Sun coming up by the beginning of the night.
While I pack my stuff in order to start my journey to Istanbul today, where I will be participating in the CoP2013 meeting (ICTs, Governance and Conflict), I am also downloading a good amount of collateral material and things I have written in the past, in order to better prepare myself for the event.


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slowly creeping into the halloween spirit
barrette: walgreens, ring: gift
So I decided last minute I didn't have enough colour in my outfit so I safety pinned roses to my shoes (pardon the blurry picture)
I'm getting super excited for Halloween this year and I feel like one day is simply not enough! So I celebrate it all week by gorging on candy, and wearing outfits louder than usual. Today was sort of boring compared to what I have planned throughout the week, but I felt like I just creep into it so I don't scare anyone out of their pants (unless it's ryan gosling ;D). It's funny that I'm so excited about Halloween this year, because it's the first time I don't have plans for the event. What are you spooky people up to this week?


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I've been busy with spring projects...
No, not that kind of busy.
My mom, master of finding valuable items in the trash, found six of these white plastic planters, and gave me three of them for our patio.
I cleaned them up and gave them a coat of metallic spray paint, the kind that binds to plastic. Then they sat empty on the patio for a few months, until the weather warmed up and I felt motivated to plant something. I filled one of the planters with herbs: sage, oregano, mint, and basil.
With only four herbs, you'd think we could remember which one was which. True. But I look for any excuse to start a craft project, so I made garden markers.
It was a pretty simple project. I bought a roll of copper sheeting, copper wire, and a paint pen at the craft store.
First, I drew my shape and cut it out of a piece of cardstock. Then I taped it to the copper to keep it in place while cutting. The copper is thin enough that you can use regular scissors to cut your shape out. After I cut out all four shapes, I sanded any sharp edges. Using a mechanical pencil (without the lead sticking out), I wrote the plant names into the copper. I then went in with the paint pen and filled in the letters so that they would stand out.
Zach helped solder the wire to the back of each label and they were ready to go!


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What: We meet the 2nd Tuesday of every monthWhen: Tuesday, July 8th from 6:30 to 8:30pmWhere: Escalante Center (Brio Bravo Room) - 2150 E Orange StGuest Speaker: Sarah Kutzler, Wolf PAC.Wolf PAC believes that we can no longer count on our Federal Government to do what is in the best interest of the American people due to the unfettered amount of money they receive from outside organizations to fund their campaigns. We must reverse Citizens United, Restore our Democracy, and Save the Republic. Join the Fight for Free and Fair Elections in America!
What: Please join us and our candidates on Saturday, July 12th at 9:30am for a D26 Office Opening Kick-off Canvass. We will be talking to the Rising American Electorate to encourage a better Democratic turnout for the 2014 primary and general elections!When: Saturday, July 12th at 9:30am (canvass), lunch at 12:30pmWhere: D26 Field Office - 1730 E Apache Blvd TempeParking Information: On the D26 website, or the Facebook Event
What: Join us for a Happy Hour to cheer on City Council Candidates Lauren Kuby & David Schapira just before the City Council Candidate ForumWhen: Monday, July 7th at 5:30pmWhere: Gringo-Star - 501 S Mill Ave #101, TempeDonations: Not required, but greatly appreciated!RSVP: Facebook Event
What: You're invited to the most important candidate forum in the City Council race. Audience members will be encouraged to pose queries directly to the candidates. Wear your "Kuby for Council" or "David for Tempe" T-Shirt! The event will be televised by Channel 11 and re-broadcast several times. When: Monday, July 7th, 7:00pm to 9:00pmWhere: Tempe City Council Chambers - 5th Street, east of Mill AveParking: Validated at the City Hall Parking Garage at 117 E 5th StEmail your question for the candidates to Dianna Nanez of the Arizona Republic.
What: The event will be a fun, free and laid-back opportunity to bring everyone together to celebrate this year's progress in the fight for equality and showcase EQ AZ's new website. We'll also be asking attendees to become members of EQ AZ (no pressure) and join us in our fight for equality in Arizona.When: Wednesday, July 16 from 5:00pm - 7:00pm Where: The Bar on Central - 718 N Central Ave, PhoenixRSVP: To cohost Alexis Tamerón, or directly to EQAZ.
What: A happy hour in support of solar champion, Lauren Kuby for City CouncilWhen: Wednesday, July 30th from 5:30pm - 7:30pm. It's the day before ballots drop! Where: Handlebar Tempe - 680 S Mill Ave, TempeDonations: $25, but all donations gratefully accepted.
Our office will need a lot of supplies this cycle, can you help us keep it fully stocked as to minimize any downtime? We will need:
Email Randy Keating if you can provide some office supplies for our 2014 field effort, or you could donate to the D26 Democrats directly to help us cover the cost.
I came to Arizona in 1975 to attend Arizona State University. I moved into my precinct in 1985 and never left. I always voted but it wasn't until 1996 when I started proofing the ballots for Maricopa County that I noticed my precinct did not have a Democratic Precinct Committeeperson. This bugged me because my father was a PC in Philadelphia. I remember him taking me out to go door-to-door at election time and working the polls. I realized this is why Tempe was totally red, nobody was getting the word out. » Read their full story here.
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AIRC to SCOTUS: Dismiss legislature's appeal
On Monday, June 30, the Arizona Independent Redistricting Commission filed a motion to dismiss or affirm with the Supreme Court of the United States in the Arizona Legislature v AIRC case. The legislature had previously appealed the ruling of the three-judge panel that had dismissed the lawsuit that had attempted to invalidate the vote of the People of Arizona to enact independent redistricting.
This week's question is from JT Benton and is made up of three parts. 1. Describe your view of Tempe's relationship with Arizona State University. What improvements would you impart on the way the two entities engage? 2. With major improvements underway along Tempe Town Lake and at Mill Avenue/University corner, what do you believe should Tempe residents look forward to from an economic impact perspective? Is the city doing all it can to educate the residents of the impact? If not, how would you change that? 3. What is the city doing to attract new small businesses. Big job creators are fantastic, and very much needed. But innovation is also important. What are your thoughts around helping draw entrepreneurs to Tempe?
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Phoenix, AZ -- The campaign manager for Fred DuVal's campaign for Arizona governor, Bill Scheel, released the following statement today announcing the campaign's first fundraising report of 2014. "Fred DuVal is the fundraising leader for the 2014 general election, with more cash on hand than his opponents, and no expensive primary to drain his coffers," said Scheel. "We have more more cash on hand than every other candidate because our campaign is people-powered - more than 3,300 individuals have contributed to our campaign with a median contribution of just $150." "Our campaign has more than $1.1 million reserved for the general election, while our nearest competitor has just $418,000 in his general election account. Yesterday's filing cemented our campaign's building momentum. It's proof that Fred DuVal is on track to win in November."
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We have our new office space, now we just need to staff it! We are jumping right into campaign season and will be doing weekly canvasses and nightly phone banks in support of all of our candidates and the non-discrimination ballot initiative in Tempe. We will need canvassers, drivers, phone bankers, data managers, and chefs to cook dinner for our dedicated volunteers. There is a lot of work to be done, how will you contribute? Please use this Google Form to join our 2014 team!
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Ian Doig joined Morgan Verkamp as a False Claims Act Litigation Fellow after graduating from Indiana University in 2014. He passed the Ohio Bar in 2014. He previously worked for two years the Medicaid Fraud Control Unit in the Office of the Indiana Attorney General, as part of a team which worked to identify fraudulent healthcare schemes and recovered millions of dollars in state and federal funds. Mr. Doig's current work litigating Morgan Verkamp's False Claims Act cases centers around e-discovery and "big data" analysis.
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doesn't he look like James Yap??
oooooooooohhhhh… young and fresh. mukhang delicious at mabango. may resemblance kay james yap, only much much much better. 😀 hope she shows more…
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he is so damn hot!
he kinda looks like chef rob pengson on that cooking show on QTV.
in any case, he's hella cute! 🙂
MARKET FRESH or SPRING CHICKEN -whatever you might wish to call him. he sure will be the buzz of the news from ermita to timog, wherever he plans to play his trade.
if i were to keep a boy, it must be someone who looks disarmingly sweet and supple like him. of course, dapat low maintenance jejeje


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On this segment of Ignite Your Life LIVE, Carolin and her partner say goodbye to their passive aggressive tendencies and begin communicating in a healthier way. Click the link below to watch today's episode and learn how they did it!
Passive aggression isn't the only type of communication that can destroy your relationships. What are some other negative communication styles you see in daily conversation?


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Despite the fact that I've been a magazine writer for 13 years and a magazine publisher for nine of those, I'm a total newbie when it comes to blogging. Sure, my website for Nashville Paw has always featured pet blog posts, but this is my first journey into maintaining a more personal lifestyle blog. Plus, I've always had other great bloggers (like Rebekah Olsen, pictured with me above) to contribute content to the blog. For this blog, yours truly is holding the reigns alone, and trying to navigate the alien landscape of WordPress templates, features and widgets. (Who knew I needed widgets?!)
Thankfully, the 2015 Blog Paws Conference couldn't have come at a better time. I was already venturing into the realm of a personal blog when the incredibly awesome Carol Bryant (BlogPaws PR Manager and author of Fidose of Reality) contacted me to say that the conference was coming to my hometown of Nashville this year and that they'd love for Nashville Paw to be a media sponsor. I was thrilled to partner up!
When May 28 rolled around, Rebekah and I headed to the Sheraton Music City Hotel, where we would quickly learn that being BlogPaws newbies is utterly exhausting— and also a lot of fun! Everything was amazing, from the great vegetarian and vegan friendly food and the awesome bloggers to the informative seminars and vendor exhibition space.
I also love that the event gives back so much to animals in need! At Blog Paws, pet bloggers and pet brands unite to give back to incredibly worthy causes. This year, nearly 70 brands and 550 attendees helped to raise $18,000 for animal shelters and to donate 27,000 pounds of pet food to homeless pets, as well as $5,000 worth of other pet products. What a success for our animal friends!
I also got to meet some incredible pet brands and organizations, like the Lucy Pet Foundation and their new line of pet products, which support their mission to place mobile spay and neuter clinics in cities throughout the country. (My fave cause ever!) Here I am below posing with their mascot, Surfin' Jack — one of the chillest dogs I've ever met!
I loved meeting so many new faces, too. I had the pleasure of meeting some fabulous bloggers, like Bernard of Dog & His Boy. That's us below, snapping a selfie for the #FoodShelterLove campaign to support food donations from Hills Pet to one of my favorite local rescue groups, Silver Rescue. The rescue group's founder is also pictured below, with adoptable pup LilyBelle. (SUCH a sweetie!) I have known the rescue group's founder, Karina McDaniel, for many a moon, and she does incredible work for dogs and cats, and especially pitties in need.
I especially had a blast hanging out with Dr. Tiffany Bierer, the pet nutritionist for Mars Petcare US, who happens to be one of my magazine's biggest supporters! We had fun hammin' it up in their BlogPaws photo booth. Be sure to check out my interview with Dr. Tiffany in the summer issue of Nashville Paw magazine, where we go behind the scenes of the new Mars Petcare Innovation Center and how it's home to many shelter pets who were in need!
Aside from meeting so many awesome folks, learning a lot of blogging and getting acquainted with some great new brands, I also brought home a ton of swag for my pup pals. (Check out this post for 11 of my fave finds from the bag!)
P.S. I also met these cuties (among MANY others) and just had to share, because… ADORABLE!
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We've seen for ourselves – and heard from parents, siblings and others – that kids love Vine. So, we built Vine Kids, a simple new app that gives young children a fun way to watch Vines.
Through adorable animated characters, kids can watch videos that are appropriate for a young audience. Swiping right or left shows a new Vine, and you can tap the screen to hear quirky sounds.
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'America's Got Talent' singer Andrew De Leon wows
Singer Andrew De Leon made a strong impression during the Texas auditions of the NBC reality competition show, not just for his unique look but for his even more stunning voice.
Rocking an all-black outfit, dark heavy eyeliner, and white contact lenses, the 19-year-old makeup artist instantly won over the crowd with his unexpectedly capable operatic skill.
The performance was even more surprising considering that not only was De Leon self taught, he had never sang in front of anyone before.
He's already receiving comparisons to breakout "Britain's Got Talent" sensation Susan Boyle.
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I should have worded the title better, because it is two separate thoughts. Allow me to explain.
I've broken one hundred followers: my first milestone! Thank each and every one of you so much; I am honored that you find my content worthy enough to follow along. You are what drives this blog, and without you, I wouldn't have an audience to cater to. I probably would've given this up a while back if it weren't for you. I have a surprise coming as a token of my gratitude- I won't go into detail other than saying that it will surface by next weekend the latest.
As far as the 'inspirational strangers' part of the title goes, I want to take a quick second to recognize an awesome couple I met at Trader Joe's recently. I've seen them three times in the past week or so while at work. The first time, I aided them in their gluten-free shopping adventure. The next time I saw them, I had the pleasure of cashing them out and thereby talking to them a bit more. I don't normally like to relay information that involves receiving a compliment from someone else (ergo, talking myself up), but these two really made me feel nice. They informed me that I was a part of their discussion at dinner the night I first met them- that I had a 'really cool vibe to [him].' It made my whole week to know that I could have had such an impact on someone, without doing anything particularly outstanding. That same day, I learned that she's originally from Buffalo, while he grew up on the west coast, and they currently reside in California and are visiting. I saw them again earlier tonight very fleetingly, as there was a rush, but the man went out of his way to say hello to me. Again, I was flattered. I also learned that they leave for the west coast on Monday. Unless they stop in to the store before they leave, I won't get to see them again. I sadly didn't even get their names. But they were briefly regular customers that will stick in my memory; not because of their kind words, but because they had a way about them that left me inspired. I only wish I'd extended an offer to keep in touch. Maybe I will get my chance on Monday.
It is instances like those that are the reasons I love my job. So many interesting occurrences; so many interesting people. You learn so much without even realizing it, simply in daily interactions and routines.
Going back to my follower base, once again, you are all amazing. Thank you for keeping me going. Wordsmith is for you; not for me. I hope you enjoy everything that's to come.


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7 Jewish Children: a play for Gaza by Caryl Churchill
Part 6 of a 7 part play, read by Abby Shahn and Michael S. Moore 2Jan11.
Organized by CODEPINK Maine in remembrance of the 2nd anniversary of Israel's attack on Gaza, Operation Cast Lead. End the occupation and FREE GAZA!!


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Calorie Restriction Weight Loss Program For LongevitySince the 1930's studies show (in rodents, dogs, cows, mice, worms, spiders and monkeys at least) that by restricting calories, we can extend life. Calorie restriction also reduces the incidence of virtually all diseases of aging such as cancer, heart disease, diabetes, osteoporosis, auto-immune disorders, neurological decline and diseases such as Alzheimer's and Parkinson's. (source)
No tests have yet to be done on man, however, in 1991, quite by accident, 8 scientists sealed themselves up in a giant airtight terrarium in the Arizona desert for a 2 year experiment on self sustaining ecosystems called Biosphere 2 and quite quickly found that indeed, they could not grow enough food to support themselves.
Roy Walford, the team's physician, had been studying calorie restriction diets for a number of years and convinced his fellow scientists to give it a try.
I don't really think they had a choice.
When their project ended and they exited the bubble …
tests proved them healthier in nearly every nutritionally relevant respect than when they'd gone in
Walford is the author of The Anti-Aging Plan: The Nutrient-Rich, Low-Calorie Way of Eating for a Longer Life--The Only Diet Scientifically Proven to Extend Your Healthy Years, but himself passing away at the age of 79 from Lou Gehrig's disease. Ironically however, caloric restriction may have accelerated the course of ALS for Dr. Walford, as mice genetically engineered to develop ALS experience faster disease course and shorter lifespan when placed on a calorically restricted diet
I've done my own bit of calorie restriction as part of an experiment of ABCDE, Anabolic Burst Cycling of Diet and Exercise I did back in 2003. ABCDE is about two week cycles of diet and exercise. Two weeks of double caloric intake plus 1000 calories along with heavy lifting 3x a week and no cardio. This is immediately followed by two weeks of lower calories (in my case, 1800 per day) along with cardio and light weight training just enough to keep the muscle built during the first phase.
The idea behind ABCDE was presented to my by Bill Phillips during an interview he did with the ABCDE designer and I followed this program for 2 months. In a way, I experimented with a version of the calorie restriction program.
Calorie Restriction Test
What would it be like to follow this program for 2 months?
That's the premise behind a story done by New York Magazine writer Julian Dibbell who did an entire 2 months on a calorie restricted diet. Her account leaves her 20 pounds lighter, an improved sex drive, dreams of immortality and, well, hungry.
I'm not sure if it's worth it really.
I enjoy food and I always have.
I'd be lying if I said I didn't enjoy the junk food I ate when I was younger, but have now come to love whole foods, imported beer and great wine.
I've often said that the reason I train so hard is because I like eating. I love training hard for all the benefits it provides both physically, mentally and emotionally and then I get to eat more too.
Is calorie restriction something you do or would consider doing? Read the Ultra Extreme Calorie Restriction Diet Test and make up your own mind. Personally, I'd like the freedom of earning my food because of the work I put in.
But hey, that's just me.
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National Doughnut Day Is Today – Friday, June 6th
The Salvation Army created the first ever doughnut day back in 1938 as a way to show their appreciation to those who served doughnuts to U.S. soldiers during World War II. Since then, National Doughnut Day has been celebrated on the first Friday of June. Many national doughnut chains and local operators will give patrons free doughnuts today, but usually require some kind of purchase though! So before go Homer Simpson on a doughnut store and eat all their sprinkled donuts, you might want to check first to see if they're giving away free doughnuts today!
Doughnuts are also celebrated three other times throughout the year. On June 8th it's International Jelly Filled Doughnut Day, National Creme Filled Doughnut Day is on September 4th and then on October 30th it's Buy A Doughnut Day.


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In the words of singing great Kid Rock, "I was born free!" How often do you stop down and think about being born free and the price that has been paid by countless soldiers? I know that this Memorial Day weekend kicks off the summer fishing and boating season, however, this weekend is for remembering those that have given it all so that we may enjoy all the passions and liberties that our country was founded on. Xcite Baits thanks all the men and women who serve and all those that have given it all to ensure that we remain a free nation.
Service, Excellence and Leadership are the makeup of the American Soldier. Many of these men and women spend weeks, months and years away from their families and much of that time is spent in dangerous parts of the world. It take a special person to commit their lives to others freedoms. Most of the guys that I speak with are humble about their service and never lead with it. These men and women bear the scars of losing their friends and brothers or come back with emotional and physical limitations that affect their lives forever. Xcite Baits joins the nation in saying thank you for all you have given.
Many of the Xcite Baits pro team are either former or active military. As I speak to these men and hear their stories of what Memorial Day means to them. It makes me stop and think how blessed we are to have brave fighting me and women who put themselves on the line each day for our security and safety. Without these great heroes our world would be a different place.The next time you see a soldier tell them thanks for what they do. Xcite baits is proud to support Wounded Warriors, Heroes on the Water and many other soldier based groups that enjoy the outdoors.
So as you are firing up the grill, heading to the lake or reeling in your personal best, don't forget about the folks that protect your right to do it. It's amazing what you can learn and how your views can be changed when you stop and speak to the men and women who serve our country. To those families that have given the ultimate sacrifice we salute you and give you a place of honor in our thoughts and prayers.


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TV writers have yet to learn what all us tech-heads learned years ago. The if-you-build-it-they-will-come strategy only works for massively useful tools/utilities like search or maps or email or IM. It never works for entertainment. And certainly doesn't work for video. Why do the writers think that all they have to do is add another few hundred professionally-produced boring videos to the web and they will get rich?
Producing a TV show for the web is not materially cheaper than producing it for TV.
There has never been a web-only hit show. Lonelygirl15? Are you kidding? Quarterlife? The only web video hits are Chocolate Rain and some talking cats and a few other castoffs from "America's Funniest Home Videos." There's never been a hit web serial. And there's never been a hit web show that get within shouting distance of the lowest-rated show on broadcast or cable TV.
And I think the reason is, you still need a network. There's more to a network than a bunch of towers and frequencies. That's why Yahoo is still in business. A network is a content platform and a social platform. There is value for a show to be a part of a well-programmed network. And nobody's figured out how to program a web network yet.
More later. It's Friday evening and I'm obviously crabby. But you get the point.
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I decided at 3:30 this morning that I wanted to go to Manhattan beach and have breakfast. By the time I realized how bad this idea was I already showered and dressed and got myself on the freeway, but once I got to the restaurant at 5:30 in the morning it proved to be an excellent idea, there were plenty groups of odd couples, friends and lonely old men sitting at the restaurant and me. Perfect!
I ordered Oeufs Pain Perdu, and a baked onion soup( both my all time favorite) and read until it was light enough outside and went for a walk on the pier. I was surprised to see surfers out so early but apparently there were strong waves this morning. Listening to the sound of ocean is one of my favorite thing to do and it can be so rewarding once in a while to be a little spontaneous and do things as I like.


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A third focal point of youth ministry that I always seem to be developing is a passion for revealing God to people who don't notice Him. You can call this evangelism or outreach if you need a churchier sounding word to summarize. The bottom line is that if our youth ministry is not driving students to help people to see the Living God working to reconcile all things to Himself in the world today – we've missed something pretty critical. We've missed the fact that we are not what people need, He is – that we can't really change anything, while He changes everything.
So many people struggle through life, not knowing how deeply they are loved by their Maker, who is moving heaven and earth to show them His love. A church (or youth ministry) that has grown to be ok with that fact has ceased to be the church of which Jesus is the head. The church that He said He would build can't sever itself from the heart of Jesus and continue to be what He calls us – His Body.
I remember early in youth ministry spending hours dreaming up ways to get students to come to my youth ministry's activities. I was basically building on a well planned framework with lots of room for imagination, and I had (in outside the book, practical terms) no idea what else I should be doing, so I dreamed up some pretty fun stuff. "Because if students are having fun, they'll bring their friends, right?" I felt validated by large numbers, and conversely, I felt like a failure when only a handful of kids were interested in what I had planned. It's easy, as youth leaders, to get focused on getting a big crowd together, having some fun, then pulling it all together with a quick hit of Jesus talk and giant-gutter-sundaes. It's normal. It's expected. If you're good at it, it will get you a lot of pats on the back and whatever measure of job security is afforded in youth ministry in the current socio-economic climate.
But it's also shortsighted and ineffective. Because what a kid needs is not to come to my (or your) youth group… What a kid needs is not to know the greatest youth leader in town… What a kid needs, is Jesus.
These days, my perspective's a little different than it used to be. There are actually some things I do with some students that don't ever get promoted at all because they'll be more effective with only a few students. Sure, it feels good when I can say something about having a big group involved in the county's butteriest slip 'n slide, but the truth is that there's a far greater payout when I see my students pouring Jesus into the lives of their peers and families without the interjection of their favorite youth ministry cruise director. They're getting it. They're showing His love to the people around them because they understand that:
- We can't save our friends from their sin.
- We can't fix all the brokenness in the lives of the people we care about.
- Jesus can.
- We don't have to wait until youth group to show Him to them.
- We don't have to get people in "our" building to show them His love.
This passion to reveal God to people who don't notice Him is developed through a lot of teaching and a lot of discussion about the reality of who Jesus is and who we are, as well as how lost we are without Him and how broken we stay without Him. Students don't want to see their friends continue down destructive, pointless trails of brokenness. And the more they get to know the one who's making them whole, the more they are wanting to reveal Him to others.
Spend time with Jesus. Get to know Him more deeply and share what you find in Him.
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5 Marks of Youth Ministry That Makes a Difference
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1182 King West Condos is a new condo development located at 1182 King Street West In Toronto. Developed by Lifetime Developments. The project will include residential units and retail space, as well as amenity spaces.
1182 King West Condos site is positioned on King Street West & Dufferin Street, The development has a total of 745 units, total 2 buildings, one is 19 storeys and another one is 21 storeys. The site will be steps to TTC streetcar stop, close to Lake and CNE. Public library and highway access is close by as well.
On the northeast corner of King and Dufferin (the left tower, above), It is a 73-meter high condominium building composed of a 440 units, 363 of which would be one-bedrooms, with 47 two-bedrooms and 34 three-or-more-bedroom units. The 21 storeys first six floors would consist of a podium, with the ground level housing five retail spaces, fronting on King Street West. Residents would have access to 271 vehicle parking spots and 395 bicycle parking spaces, while visitors and retail customers would share 64 car spots and 78 bike parking spaces.
Across the street, on the southwestern site (above), a 19-storey, 67-meter high tower has been proposed, adding 301 condominium units to the area. Once again, one-bedroom dwellings are in majority with 217 units. 42 Two-bedrooms and another 42 three-bedroom UNITS will occupy the rest of the building. Similarly to its northeastern counterpart, the tower section of the building would rise atop a six-storey base with five retail units fronting King Street West on the ground floor. Residents would also have access to 183 and 375 vehicle and bike parking spots respectively, while visitors and retail customers will share the remaining 56 and 132 spots.
Both buildings as high-end residential towers, with glass and bricks wrapping up the concrete structures, the latter being reminiscent of the surrounding warehouses and victorian homes. Still, according to Gane, several setbacks would ensure the transition between the high-rises and the areas to the west. Also, it was highlighted that the Bank of Montreal building located on the southwest corner of the intersection would remain as is and will not be impacted by the development. Finally, it remains unclear whether both towers will be constructed at the same time or not.
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Leading specialist cycle retailer Evans Cycles is set to open a new branch in the heart of Leamington creating around 15 jobs.
The retailer plans to open its first store in the town in early spring after agreeing a 10-year lease with local commercial property agent Reeves & Partners, which acted on behalf of the landlord Hatchback Ltd.
Evans Cycles is due to fit out the 3,349 sq ft ground floor premises in Warwick Street to offer a wide range of products including bikes, cycle clothing, accessories and parts as well as an on-site cycle servicing facility.
Mike Rice, of Evans Cycles, said: "As a business we feel that, with our nearest store in Birmingham, there is a real opportunity in the Mid-Warwickshire area.
"Cycling is growing in popularity as it is across the UK and we see real potential in the area.
"Leamington is well-known for its vibrant retail market, and pulls people in from across the region.
"We want to take advantage of that and add to the strong retail offer.
"Its strong transport links will also enable us to give new customers situated along the M40 corridor access to an Evans Cycles store for the first time.
"We are looking forward to moving into the unit which benefits from good visibility, a great town centre location, and also provides customers with access to parking either outside of the store or in local car parks.
"We will be looking to undertake a fit out at the store in the New Year and will be recruiting around 15 staff ahead of the planned opening in early spring 2016."
Evans Cycles is one of Britain's largest bike retailers with 58 stores located across the UK and employs more than 1,000 staff.
Richard Pomfret, managing director of Reeves & Partners which has offices in Leamington and Coventry, added: "We are very pleased to have attracted a major national retailer to Leamington which will strengthen the town's bicycle offering.
"Evans Cycles has enjoyed significant growth over the last few years extending its retail network across the UK.
"As a destination store, the Leamington branch is likely to attract visitors from right across the Coventry and Warwickshire area."
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I've liked the space program since I was a young child -- I have pictures of the cake from my second birthday, with a rocket and astronauts on it.
I never got the chance to see a Saturn V move on its own. Piecing together information I remember as a child with facts I know as an adult, the closest I ever came to seeing a Saturn V launch was Apollo 17. I had just turned five, and I was going to be able to stay up late to watch the launch (which would have been around 8:30 pm). Unfortunately, there was a hold and my parents sent me to bed.
Since Kennedy moved their Saturn V into a building years ago and Johnson just finished putting a building around their Saturn V last year, I figured that this would my last opportunity to see a Saturn V move. Ever since attending the groundbreaking last year when I spoke with Larry Capps (CEO of the USSRC) and he said that the move was expected to take only three or four days, I knew I had to be there for it.
I used the "contact us" link on the website to get periodic updates on the move; eventually, the move was set for July 10-13, with the Saturn/Apollo Reunion scheduled for July 13.
I got a bit of a scare in the middle of June. I check the webcams every morning. One morning I saw that the service module/SLA combination had been moved to the lot behind the Saturn V Center. I half expected that the contractors would slip on their schedule and wind up moving it late -- I never expected that they'd move it early! I tried emailing my regular contact, but she didn't respond in her usual prompt manner.
I called the USSRC's main number and was forwarded around from one person to another ("Someone told you I'd know something about the Saturn V move? No, not me. Maybe try..."). Eventually, someone told me to try "Cliff" and gave me his extension.
I got through to "Cliff." He was very friendly and we chatted for a good 15 or 20 minutes, both about the Saturn V move and about space artifacts and the USSRC in general. He told me that they'd moved the SLA so that they could make site improvements necessary to move the first and second stages, and assured me that the move would not take place until July 10. After I hung up the phone, I Googled "Cliff," only to find out that he was Cliff Broderick, COO of the USSRC!
So, we drove down to Huntsville on Monday July 9 so that we could see the Saturn V in its "pre-moved" location one last time. There were a couple of people working on the Saturn when we got there, and a number of folks in business attire were there observing. One of the fellows had a "Cliff Broderick" ID badge, so I began to introduce myself, saying that I was from Wisconsin and had spoke with him about three weeks earlier. Before I could get my name out, he said, "You must be Mike."
I was soon to find that this sort of "southern hospitality" is indicative of the staff at the USSRC.
The SLA, as mentioned above, had been moved. The S-IVB was on a "Kamag," basically a very large flatbed truck. Sitting on the Kamag, the S-IVB reminded me of nothing so much as a float in a Fourth of July parade.
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Welcome to the Wellness Center at Broward Health Medical Center. The Broward Health Wellness Center is more than a health club; we offer a serious and comprehensive approach to fitness. The average health club works for people who want average results. The Wellness Center is different. We are a hospital-based fitness center with professionals certified by the American College of Sports Medicine and the National Strength and Conditioning Association. Our staff includes nutritionists and personal trainers who are educated in exercise physiology and nutrition, helping you creates a healthier body - inside and out.
The Wellness Center at Broward Health Medical Center has been recognized by the American heart Association as a Gold-Level Fit-Friendly Worksite for meeting criteria for employee wellness.
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Togolese professional footballer, Sheyi Emmanuel Adebayor is celebrating a personal milestone in his life following the commencement of construction works on a private road leading to his lavish residence.
Adebayor, a former striker for European powerhouses including Arsenal, Manchester City and Real Madrid in a post on Instagram revealed that he has always wanted to own a private road.
According to him, the commencement of the project is proof that if you want something in life you must fight for it.
The millionaire footballer posted: "...I have always wanted to have my private road. Today I am able to put the project together. Here I am dancing on my private road leading to my house some. If you want something in life, believe in it and most importantly fight for it..."
He later asked his over 800,000 followers for suggestions about how he should name the road when it is completed.
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Adebayor's post was accompanied by a video of himself and some friends dancing on an untarred road which sources say is the site of the road in Lome, Togo.
Watch Adebayor celebrating the construction of the road below;
After some personal troubles with his family which affected his performances on the pitch, the 34-year-old has returned to form returning 19 goals in 38 appearances after signing for Turkish Super Lig side İstanbul Başakşehir as a free agent after he was released by Crystal Palace.
İstanbul Başakşehir is currently locked in a four-way race for the Turkish Super Lig title with Galatasaray, Besiktas and Fernabache.
On May 5, 2015, Adebayor made a lengthy post on his public Facebook page describing his family troubles. These troubles included several relatives asking for large amounts of money, his sister renting out a house he had bought for her without him knowing, and complications surrounding the death of his brother Peter. In July 2017, Adebayor stated in an interview regarding his family issues that his late brother had sent an official letter to Real Madrid asking them to not keep Adebayor on after his loan spell.
Months later in July 2015, Adebayor, a practising Christian converted to Islam in a ceremony recorded and posted to YouTube.
Then a striker for Tottenham, Adebayor was seen wearing white robes taking part in the Shahada, a ceremony in which one declares belief in 'the oneness of Allah and acceptance of Muhammad as his prophet'.


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Commissioner Malmström welcomes Parliament vote on visa-free travel with Moldova
Today, the European Parliament approved a Commission proposal to abolish visa requirements for Moldovan citizens holding a biometric passport. The proposal will now be submitted to the Council and, if adopted, Moldova will be transferred to the list of third countries whose nationals are exempt from visa requirement. The transfer could take place 20 days after publication of the adopted Regulation in the EU Official Journal.
Commissioner for Home Affairs Cecilia Malmström said: "I am very pleased that Moldovan citizens with a biometric passport will soon be able to travel to the Schengen area for short stays without a visa.
The Moldovan authorities have worked hard towards achieving this important goal and their efforts have paid off. This is indeed good news and a tangible step towards closer association and economic integration with the EU.
It is also a clear example of our commitment to deliver on engagements with third countries wishing to work with us and increase people to people contacts and undertake the necessary reforms making visa free travel possible.
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Unfair Labor Practices: Kansas
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Authors: Alan L. Rupe and Daniel Press, Kutak Rock LLP
- The Kansas Employer and Employee Relations Act (KEERA) sets out actions that are unlawful by both the employer and private individuals. See Private Employer Unfair Labor Practices.
- To prevent or stop such unlawful practices, the aggrieved party must file an action with the appropriate district court. See Violations of the KLRA.


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Now that the Haswell NUCs are hitting stores I thought it would be a good idea to bring up a few things that should help your experience with your new NUC. There's nothing Earth-shattering here, just tips & tricks that I've come across while working with the Haswell NUCs, as well as feedback from others. So here goes.
Memory: the Haswell NUCs use 1.35v memory. They don't support 1.5v memory. So make sure when you're buying your memory that you check the voltage. Also if you're looking for top performance you'll get better memory performance out of 2 matching sticks vs. a single stick. So if you want 4GB total you'll get better performance out of 2 2GB sticks. The trade-off is that you're filling both of your RAM slots, so an upgrade down the road means replacing the sticks you have rather than just adding a new one.
mSATA: It's really your choice for which mSATA to use but be aware that there are differences. I haven't found one yet that I didn't like, but different brands/models have different advantages. For example the Intel mSATAs are pricier but you'll get an mSATA that uses very little power. That can come in handy if you're doing something portable with it or if power consumption is a concern. In contrast a drive from Muskin (just an example) will be very fast but will also have a higher power consumption. Look at the specs and decide which one meets your price, performance, power requirements.
HDMI: Remember the Haswell NUCs have a miniHDMI connector, not a full-sized HDMI. So be sure you have a miniHDMI to HDMI cable or adapter. You can also use a DisplayPort to HDMI cable or adapter as the NUC supports full HD and audio over DisplayPort.
Drivers: All of the latest Windows drivers are available at downloadcenter.intel.com. Get them before you start and put them on a flash drive. You'll need them because your onboard NIC will not work out of the box on some versions of Windows so you'll want the drivers handy to install. You'll be glad you did.
USB DVD drives: If you plan to install your OS from a USB DVD drive (instead of the faster, easier flash drive method) be sure you have it connected correctly. External DVD drives typically require a 2nd USB cable for power in order to be able to boot.
Wifi in Linux: This isn't strictly for the NUC, it's for the 7260 wifi card. If you plan on using Linux with your NUC and you're using the 7260 wifi card be aware that wifi will not work out of the box. Bluetooth does but wifi doesn't. There's an easy solution here: http://wireless.kernel.org/en/users/Drivers/iwlwifi. It should get you up and running with wifi in just a couple of minutes. If you opt for the 6250 card (above) it should work out of the box in Linux and Windows.
That's all for now. If I think of any other tips I'll add them.


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Jack is a 21-year-old straight hunk who wanted to make some easy cash by participating in porn films. His face is handsome, he could probably star in some Hollywood TV series where he could play an irresistible young playboy. Jack is still inexperienced and a little naïve. However, his innocence makes him even more attractive as he's such a good unspoiled boy.
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Ladakh in India is an ideal destination for July, with warm weather and little rain to accompany the Himalayan scenery. Spend time in Leh immersing yourself in the Tibetan Buddhist culture and exploring the monasteries, lakes and high-altitude deserts. We also recommend the Manu Rainforest in Peru in the month of July. Few parks can match its incredible wildlife, which includes giant otters, caymans and flocks of macaws.
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Seasonal inspiration from our specialists on where to visit in July for the best weather, festivals and events, and wildlife-spotting opportunities.
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A SUDDEN GIFT OF FATE has just made it through the first round — the story pitch — in Amazon's Breakthrough Novel Award. WOW! The novel joins 1,999 other works selected from a pool of 10,000 entries.
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This moment is HUGE. Last year when I entered THE TERMINAL DINER in the contest, it failed at the pitch stage. That was so frustrating because no one read a word of my work. Not this year, buíochas le Dia!
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President: Marimar Bravo Cadena
Secretary: Beatrice Tyrrell
Treasurer: Maria Garcia Espinosa
Vice-President for Events: Shuyu Lin
Vice-President for the Conference: Chau Ta
Vice-President for Mentoring: Kiran Sidhu
Events subcommittee:
- Coordinators: Nehal Gupta, Khushboo Borah, Hannah Wilson, Matilde Stefanini
- IT/Website Officer: Andrea Marzoca
Conference subcommittee:
- Coordinators: Dina Morhij, Yulin Liu, Megan Sloan, Minji Kim
- Logistics and University Liaison: Lakshmi Adapa
Mentoring team: Vanshika Sharma, Louise Lundberg, Rachel Wheatley, Edwina Donlan
Marimar Bravo Cadena (President)
Marimar is an Engineering Science DPhil student working in a multidisciplinary project. Her research focuses on the use of nanoparticles to deliver biocides to plants to treat, prevent and control bacterial diseases. She completed her BSc Biotechnology Engineering in Mexico and her MSc Biotechnology and Enterprise in Manchester. Marimar is passionate about gender equiality and is interested in promoting STEM through exciting events organised by OxFEST that will motivate more women to join STEM fields. She enjoys travelling, reading and going out with her friends.
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Shuyu Lin (Vice President – Events)
Shuyu is reading her final year of Engineering Science at Oxford. Experiences with OxFEST started in her fresher's year, joined a few events and made good friends. Then got involved with organizing events as a committee member last year. Absolutely impressed by all the members of the team, who are very dedicated, professional and always willing to support and share experiences. Now she hopes to bring more variety into events, make them more popular and offer opportunities for members to socialise with an amazing event team in the upcoming year.
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Chau My Ta (Vice President – Conference)
Chau is a DPhil student in Pharmacology, with a focus on vascular research. She believes that having men and women equally in STEM would bring more ideas, talents and contributions to these fields. As a conference committee member, she hopes the conference would bring like-minded women together to share experience and identify solutions to challenges in pursuing a career in STEM. Outside the lab and Oxfest, Chau is a karaoke addict and could be found humming songs while on her bike around Oxford.
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Kiran Sidhu (Vice President – Mentoring)
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Beatrice Tyrrell (Secretary)
Beatrice is a first-year DPhil student in Infection, Immunology and Translational Medicine and a member of St Edmund Hall. Her research focuses on the interactions between pathogen and host. Beatrice is passionate about ensuring that the choices and issues facing women in science are discussed honestly and openly. After attending the OxFEST conference in March 2015, she wanted to get involved with OxFEST at the committee level. October 2015 will mark the 3000th female student matriculating at her college, and she will work within both OxFEST and St Edmund Hall to facilitate events promoting both women in science and women more broadly at Oxford.
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María García Espinosa (Treasurer)
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Nehal Gupta (Events Coordinator)
Nehal is a third year undergraduate studying Engineering at Oriel College. She has recently discovered her passion to help people feel as comfortable as she feels as a female in the STEM field. As a Events coordinator, she hopes to meet other people strugglng with issues that she has felt. I want to help organize events that encourage women to reach their potential in the STEM Fields. Nehal enjoys art and dancing in her free time, when she isn't on youtube.
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Khushboo Borah (Events Coordinator)
I am a second year Dphil student in the department of Plant sciences and a member of Keble college. My research focuses on to understand the metabolic interaction between nitrogen fixing bacteria and legume plants. I was very interested in the previous Oxfest events and workshops which turned out to be motivating and useful for me. I wanted to get more involved in the society this year and hence chose to be a part of the events team where I want to organize and bring together amazing events that are useful to and encourages women in STEM. I highly enjoy playing badminton and is the captain of the Keble badminton club. I also enjoy dancing and art.
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Matilde Stefanini (Events Coordinator)
Matilde is a second year DPhil student on the BHF Cardiovascular Sciences programme. She believes that education and gender equality are the two fundamental steps for a more equal society. It is very important to engage the public in the debate on these topics, and this is why she joined the events team. When she is not working in the lab, Matilde enjoys doing science outreach, cooking and gardening.
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Hannah Wilson (Events Coordinator)
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Andreea Marzoca (IT/Website Officer)
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Dina Morhij (Conference Coordinator)
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Yulin Liu (Conference Coordinator)
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Megan Sloan (Conference Coordinator)
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Min Ji Kim (Conference Coordinator)
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Louise Lundberg (Mentoring Representative)
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Edwina Donlan (Mentoring Representative)
My name is Edwina and I'm a third year undergraduate at Wadham College reading Chemistry. I joined the OxFest Mentoring team this year as I highly value the advice and support that having a female mentor in the STEM industry can provide. I'm excited to promote the programme this coming year and cast a wider net to get more women involved. Outside of academic work I love watching movies, travelling and baking!
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Founded by Dr. Sylvia Hargrave in 2003, The Hargrave Eye center is located on the campus of Methodist Dallas Medical Center in the newest building on campus, Pavilion III.
This premier eye care center—located at 1411 North Beckley Avenue, Suite 460, Pavilion III, Dallas, Texas 75203—attributes its success to outstanding customer service and fervent patient loyalty. The warm contemporary office houses the absolute latest technology for advanced medical diagnosis and treatment. The goal is to ease patient anxiety and approach both diagnosis and treatment as a patient-centered team. This team approach enables the patient to understand his/her condition, the available treatment methods/alternatives, and have all questions answered. The first priority of The Hargrave Eye Center is the physical and emotional well being of patients.
The Hargrave Eye Center offers comprehensive eye care and is able to treat patients in many areas of ophthalmology including cornea and external disease, cataract and refractive surgery, glaucoma, uveitis, diabetes and patients taking high risk medications for arthritis, lupus, or collagen vascular disease. Routine screening for glasses and contact lenses is also performed and the affiliated H Eyewear Gallery has eyewear for every budget.
Hargrave Eye Center Philosophy
At The Hargrave Eye Center, patients are encouraged to actively participate in the decision-making process about their medical treatment. Ophthalmic conditions/crises can be frightening and patients and their guardians can often feel overwhelmed. Dr. Hargrave works with her patients to dispel anxiety and fear. Together, Dr. Hargrave and her patients can then focus on the ultimate goal: returning patients to wellness.
The Hargrave Eye Center is a "one-stop" eye-care destination. Dr. Hargrave realizes that one size does not fit all regarding health care and works together with patients to customize a specific treatment plan for each patient. With the use of the NextGen Electronic Medical Record, a written customized patient plan is developed at every visit and can be printed and given to the patient before they leave the office. Use of this system has been shown to improve patient compliance with the medical regimen.
Medicine is rapidly changing and The Hargrave Eye Center continues to grow with these changes. Patients play a critical role in their care. With the adoption of the i-MAC® visual acuity assessment system, The Hargrave Eye Center has incorporated Apple® technology in the assessment of the visual acuity of every patient. This system is the latest, most modern form of visual acuity assessment. Thus self-contained system incorporated an Apple® i27 on piece computer monitor system that allows the examiner to rapidly navigate through an infinite number of visual acuity chart combination. It is also linked to EyeMotion® which have dozens of illustrated ophthalmic videos that explain many common eye conditions in a way that help with understanding.
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No matter where you receive your healthcare, there are certain questions that you should be able to discuss with your doctor. These are the 10 Important Questions to Ask:
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- How safe are the tests?
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Many patients are referred to The Hargrave Eye Center for surgery. Dr. Hargrave will spend as much time as needed with the patient to explain the proposed surgical procedure, answer all questions, and try to alleviate any anxiety that the patient may have surrounding the procedure. Despite surgical technological advances, ophthalmic surgery requires the utmost skill. There are many surgeons performing eye surgery; however, not all surgeries are done safely. One must be aware of who is performing the procedure, the surgeon's credentials and training, the surgeon's outcomes after surgery and the willingness of the surgeon to discuss the risks/benefits/alternatives of the surgery before the procedure is scheduled.
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"I have been a patient of Dr. Hargrave for five years now and she is always professional and always answers any questions I have related to my eye exam. The staff is always courteous and friendly."


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Luana Lupos (Happy Lobos)
Staff members: Jayme McMahon, Suzette Wyaco, April Coonsis, Carmen Wellborn & Marilee Petranovich
Faculty members: Matt Mingus, John Zimmerman, Kristian Simcox, Jim Sayers, and Kristi Wilson
This past Saturday, members of the UNM-Gallup Staff and Faculty came together to raise funds for Big Brothers/Big Sisters Mountain Region. Both teams had a bit of friendly competition in independently raising funds, but in the end, were happy to report that with a few last minute donations trickling in, approximately $1,000 was raised by the UNM-G Staff and $600 by the UNM-G Faculty for a total of nearly $1,600 for this cause. Both teams bowled in the "Luau at the Lanes" where scores didn't matter but the donations to help Big Brothers/Big Sisters certainly did matter. According to Sarah Piano, BB/BS Regional Director, it costs approximately $1,200 to match a Big Brother/Sister with a Little Brother/Sister. The UNM-Gallup Faculty and Staff are grateful to all who supported the fundraising efforts that will allow us to see at least one "Big" matched with a "Little" this year.


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