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Your Luck and Remedies in the Year of the Wood Horse 2014
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Bedrooms: Practicality vs Aesthetics
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The Master Square of 81
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Melbourne has moved up once again in the rankings compiled by the Economist Intelligence Unit. YES Melbourne has been ranked as number one in a survey of 140 cities around the world in August 2011 by the ETU as the world's most livable city.
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When we think about our Home Value, we always refer to its location and floor area. But what we don't think about is its Psychic Value, the value of how much we cherish our homes and the value we place on a property when we resell it.
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Create the CHI of WEALTH
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So much of successful feng shui practice comes from cleverly harnessing the powerful chi of SYMBOLS that if you travel the length and breadth of China today, everywhere you will see evidence of this Symbolism.
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It is important to attune yourself to the clearing process. The act itself is a departure from a normal kind of day. It is a departure from routine, and the mind gets a creative jolt that is not unwelcome. When the mind focuses on the process of dejunking physical space, it automatically goes into cleansing mode.
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Aunt Agga answers questions about mother in laws, adopted sons, cat ashes, and astrology readings gone wrong!
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I am charmed by this because I know that birds coming into the home spells excellent feng shui. Indeed, birds have been sharing my house for a long time. This started years ago when a pair of mynahs started living in the eaves of my home at the back.
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FOCUS ON BATHROOMS Designing Areas of the Home That We Never Think...
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In business, the luck of the CEO is crucial to the success and profitability of the business. Just as in the home it is essential to take care of the feng shui of the Patriach first, in business, it is the CEO's feng shui you must protect first and foremost.
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Offering water, lights and incense to holy objects are easy ways to gain blessings from the universe! These traditions come from lineage texts that tell of the amazing benefits of offering even a single drop of water to the Buddhas! Always do it with the intention to benefit others and its blessings will be multiplied!
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When we move into a new home, one of the questions we ponder about is the selection of which bedroom to give to each family member. While selecting may sound easy, it can also be one of the more important decisions made, as it directly affects the luck of each family member.
So how do we begin in the selection process? First, we need to study the general floor plan to identify which bedrooms belong to East group and which to West group. Once we have segregated the rooms into East and West, we then match each family member's Kua number to their room groups. East group individuals should sleep in rooms located in the East group sectors (East, Southeast, South or North) and West group individuals should sleep in rooms located in West group sectors (Southwest, Northwest, Northeast and West).
While it is ideal to select a room that is in the same East or West group as your Kua, we usually find ourselves in the situation where we have to settle with a room that is not in the same group category as our Kua number. When this is the case, we have to look at a few factors to decide which room is most suitable.
For example, if you are a West group person and having to choose rooms located in the East sectors, first look for the room that is firstly NOT in your total loss sector, then try to find a room that is the least inauspicious for you based on your inauspicious directions.
Next, study the shape and orientation of the room to see whether the room is suitable for you to tap your auspicious directions. With most bedrooms, we only have 1 or 2 walls to choose from due to the location of the wardrobes, windows and doors. In most cases, the bed location is predetermined through the location of the power points and the bed location in relation to the windows and doors. So we have to make sure that the bed direction is one that is suitable for you.
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Always try to select a room which allows a bed position where you are able to tap one of your auspicious directions.
The next step is to be aware of your surroundings and to identify whether there are any elements that pose a threat to your sleeping position, such as wall edges, direct line of sight of the doors, and whether your bed is positioned such that it forces you to sleep with a toilet behind you. In some cases, we have to strike a fine balance of the good and the bad, and settle for a bed position that takes into account all the negatives to find a positive solution.
In the example here, we are faced with a situation whereby the room is located in the South corner of the home, thereby ideal for all East group persons. However, the only wall that is ideal for the residents is the West wall which coincidently is the person's total loss direction. In such a case, we have to look for alternative directions to locate the bed.
When we consider the constraints of the bedroom space, the North and South walls do not seem ideal, as the North wall results in the bed being cramped into a corner, causing a major shift in the overall room orientation. This can result in a claustrophobic effect. By having the bed along the South wall, it causes the bed to not only be cramped to a corner, but also positioned such that it sits in between wall and window, which would create more problems than it would solve.
Therefore, through elimination of directions, the most 'ideal' direction in this case would be the East wall, which would allow the bed to center itself to the main orientation of the room. The downside is that the door to the room would directly face the bed, so a partition screen would be needed to divert the direct line of sight, which then allows the bed to sit within the room properly and also to create a small entry foyer to divert the flow of movement.
The other aspect is that the bed headboard would be sharing the same wall as the toilet. To avoid this, a physical partition backdrop is introduced to create a physical barrier with the toilet wall, but also to create a backdrop that reinforces the bed position to the overall room shape and orientation.
In a second situation, we are faced with an odd-shaped room situated in the West corner of the house. With the resident being a West group person, it also means there is only one direction for us to position the bed. So to find the solution, we first must identify the issues of the room. In the main section of the room, the doors are placed such that they would be in direct line of sight of the bed and cramped in a corner. Also due to the odd shape of the room, it creates a sharp edge that directly faces the entrance door, thus creating an invisible poison arrow to anyone that enters the room.
To resolve this situation, a partition screen is needed, to serve a dual purpose. First, it allows the corner edge to disappear, and second, it allows the room to be divided into two regular shaped rooms. This allows the main area to act as the bedroom living, where all the entertainment and reading would be done, and the smaller area can then serve as the main sleeping quarters. This creates a more intimate scenario where we allow the bed to be positioned to face the West direction, but also create a niche sector to separate the room in two parts, differentiating between the yin and yang activities of the bedroom.
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Create screens to disperse any sharp corners.
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Use your walls and floors to introduce colors to enhance the room.
Finally, the other aspect to take into consideration is the Flying Star combination in the room. Based on the facing direction of the house, we are able to extract the Flying Star combinations of the sector, and from there, we can identify what elements would be ideal to control or to enhance the room. Through the different elements of your design palette, we can introduce any element into the room through the use of flooring materials, wall colours and ID decorative features, thereby creating an aesthetic feel that not only suits our design intent but also becoming a feng shui cure in itself.
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Identify the location of the room and its shape, and see how best we can make the room suitable for our living conditions.
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Identify what elements you need in the room and create an appealing environment that takes care of the feng shui as well as the design intent.
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The loss is the Lancers' fifth in their past six games as they fall to 16-8 overall, 10-7 PacWest.
The 'Lopes, meanwhile, win their eight straight and improve to 18-7, 12-5.
Luke Evans led all players with 22 points, moving within 25 points of 1,000 for his career. He was the only Lancer in double figures and also grabbed eight rebounds.
The Lancers never trailed as GCU, which climbed into the regional rankings this week at No. 10 and are on the bubble for the national tournament, took the lead for good on a Nick Witherill 3-pointer with 11:45 left in the first half that gave the 'Lopes a 14-11 lead. The Lancers got within 22-21 on a Kevin Deeb 3-pointer, but the 'Lopes scored seven straight, five from Witherill to open a 29-21 lead with 3:45 to play.
Ivan Patterson got the Lancers within 55-52 with a three-point play with 7:32 to play, but Kyle Speed answered right back with a 3-pointer on the ensuing possession and started 14-5 run that put the game away and gave GCU a 69-57 lead with two minutes left.
Five 'Lopes scored in double figures. Witherill came off the bench and scored 15 points. Jerome Garrison and Braylon Pickrel each had 13 points. Pickrel grabbed a game-high 10 rebounds.
Grand Canyon shot 52.6 percent in the second half and finished the game 23-for-46 (50 percent) while holding CBU to 39.3 percent. The Lancers were 7-for-14 from beyond the arc.
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Love in the Time of Cold
One Portlander contemplates courtship during Maine winters.
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In some parts of the world, Valentine's Day coincides with the end of winter. In Maine, however, mid-February feels as much like spring as a porcupine feels like a pillow. Here, we eat our bonbons and raise our champagne flutes when the sun is still low in the sky, and the mercury even lower.
I like this about where I live. Who says you need green grass and crocuses to invite romance? Mainers know that any celebration of love is better earmarked for midwinter, when we're all huddling together for warmth.
I met my wife C.C. on a cold snowy night five years ago. Mutual friends had invited us to join them for dinner at Espo's, an Italian restaurant in Portland, and I was lucky enough to nab the seat next to her. I'd already heard a bit about her from my friends: she'd been an English teacher in Brooklyn before moving to Maine to learn carpentry. Her first construction job was with the crew that was building Scarborough High School.
I was impressed by this intrepid career change, but, because I didn't want to seem overeager, I didn't let on how much I knew about her. Conversation started slowly. We stuck to safe topics, like the cold weather and the impressiveness of the Espo's meatball (it's the size of a grapefruit).
After dinner, C.C. and I trudged over snowbanks to our separate cars, and I immediately started scheming ways to see her again. The next weekend I summoned her and the others from Espo's to my house for board games. As a single guy on a tight budget, I usually kept the thermostat at fifty-five (as a kid in Maine, my parents had trained me to wear a hat and sweater indoors), but for Game Night, I threw caution to the wind and cranked the heat up. I even splurged on a few bottles of red wine and some non-spreadable cheese.
She crushed me at Trivial Pursuit, which inspired me to ask her out on a real date. I decided that a trip to Twin Brook in Cumberland for some cross-country skiing would be the perfect way for us to get to know each other. When we set out on the trails, we were both bundled up so completely that only our eyes and noses were showing.
Neither of us skied regularly, so by the first incline we were both too winded to talk, and on the downhills, one or both of us would veer off track, nearly crash into a tree, and pitch headfirst into the powder. After a while, she must have begun to wonder why I had invited her to go skiing if I myself didn't really know how to ski. But we didn't talk about this, of course: we were too winded. And did I mention we were mummified in woolens?
My next idea was to bring her to one of my basketball games. That winter I was coaching an indefatigable crew of girls at the Waynflete School in Portland. C.C. raced to the gym after work just in time to catch part of the fourth quarter. Luckily we won — I was hoping she'd think me a better coach than skier. In the post-game excitement, I asked her to attend the team dinner at the captain's house, which, in retrospect, must have been my way of testing her fearlessness.
An hour later, C.C. and I were sitting at a table surrounded by high-school girls, munching tacos and sipping virgin margaritas. My players were raising their eyebrows and giggling and wondering what to think of their coach's girlfriend. They had no idea C.C. and I had barely just met. C.C. was completely unfazed — she cracked jokes right along with the girls. If anyone was being tested, it was me.
Later that night, C.C. and I took a long walk in the sleepy neighborhood near Deering High School. There were no cars out so we walked right down the middle of the street holding hands, moving from one pooling streetlight to the next, the snow crunching beneath our boots. The subzero temperature was of minor concern. Spring was still months away, but Valentine's Day was right around the corner.
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Within walking distance of the famous Copacabana Beach where locals and visitors gather by day and night for socializing, sports, and sunbathing. This hotel is near to Cable Car ride to the top of Sugarloaf, one of the most popular postcards of Rio de Janeiro. Windsor Plaza Hotel is also a short-drive to Santos Dumont Airport (5.2 miles/8.4 kilometeres)
Rooftop pool and bar
A rooftop pool with adjacent bar overlooks the Copacabana beach. The Plaza Copacabana's restaurant serves all meals including a complimentary daily breakfast with a selection of international and Brazilian items.
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Plaza Copacabana Hotel guestrooms have high-speed Internet access, multi-line phones, and minibars. Beds have down duvets, and bathrooms feature separate tubs, showers, and bidets.
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The Plaza Copacabana Hotel is located on the Copacabana neighborhood and 10-minute drive from downtown. The hotel provides complimentary shuttle service to the airport on request (advance notice required).
The hotel restaurant serves Brazilian specialties and international cuisine for all meals, including a daily complimentary breakfast buffet.
Overlooking the beach, the rooftop terrace offers an outdoor pool and adjacent bar. Conference rooms, a business center, and wireless Internet access (surcharge) in the lobby and on the rooftop are also provided.
This property is wheelchair-accessible.
Valet parking is complimentary.
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- Air-conditioned public areas
- Audiovisual equipment
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- Number of floors - 14
- Airport transportation (complimentary)
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- Medical assistance available
- Multilingual staff
- Total number of rooms - 237
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- Free parking (limited spaces)
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- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Swimming pool - outdoor
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- Bathroom phone
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A complimentary buffet breakfast including a wide selection of Brazilian and international items is provided each morning in the hotel restaurant.
Plaza Restaurant - Traditional Brazilian brasserie specialties and international cuisine. Buffet or à la carte service. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
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The Plaza Copacabana Hotel provides a rooftop outdoor pool, complimentary fitness center, and a sauna.
Famous Copacabana Beach is 150 meters (500 ft) from the hotel with adjacent running, walking, and cycling paths. This wide stretch of white-sand beach is fabled for sunbathing, swimming, and volleyball. Surfing, kayaking, windsurfing, and parasailing are among water sports available at Rio de Janeiro's beaches.
The recreational activities listed below are available on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Golf - driving range nearby
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- Bicycle rentals nearby
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- Bird watching nearby
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- Swimming on site
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- Check-in
Minimum check-in age is 18
Check-in time starts at 2 PM
Special check-in instructions:
The hotel provides complimentary transportation TO the airport only. Guests must check availability at the front office.
Parents traveling with a child under 18 must present the child's birth certificate and photo ID (passport for foreign visitors) upon check-in. If only one parent or legal guardian is traveling with the child, that parent or legal guardian must also present a notarized consent of travel signed by both parents. Visitors who plan to travel with children should consult with a Brazilian consulate office prior to travel for further guidance.
- Check-out
Check-out time is noon
- Payment types
Accepted at this hotel: American Express American Express, Diners Club, MasterCard MasterCard, Visa Visa
- Pets
Pets not allowed
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
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We have included all charges provided to us by the property. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.- Fee for in-room high-speed Internet (wired): BRL 15 per day (rates may vary)
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Fresh off a CIF-Southern Section Central Division title at 152 pounds, Righetti High's Luke Wilson captured a title at the CIF Masters Meet on Saturday at Temecula. The Masters Meet pits the top wrestlers in the Southern Section against one another regardless of division.
Wilson defeated Crespi's Blayne Briceno 11-5 in the championship final on Saturday to secure the title. He automatically advances to next weekend's CIF State Meet in Bakersfield.
Wilson, seeded #1 in the weight class, received a first round bye at the Masters Meet on Friday. He beat Drake Moye out of Aliso Niguel 16-4 and pinned Alex Fuentes out of Chaminade in 1:58 on Friday. He opened Saturday in the championship semifinal with a win over Westlake's Amir Hassan to advance to the final against Briceno, the 2nd ranked wrestler in the Southern Section.
Wilson finished third at 145 pounds last year at Masters. He went on to medal at State with an 8th place finish. Briceno finished 8th last year at State at 132 pounds.
Eariler in the day, Paso Robles senior Kevan Garcia finished third in the 145 pound weight class to move on to the State Meet. Fellow Bearcat Colton Madrigal finished 7th at 170 pounds and Miguel Ruiz of Pioneer Valley finished seventh in the 220 pound weight class to also move on to State.
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Bridge to Terabithia | Actor | Leslie Burke | 1 | |
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The Carrie Diaries (2011-2013) | Actor | Carrie Bradshaw | 2011 | 1 |
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Samantha: An American Girl Holiday (2003-2004) | Actor | Samantha Parkington | 2003 | 1 |
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Portrayed Bethany Hamilton, a young surfer who was attacked by a shark at the age of 13 while surfing off the coast of Hawaii in 2003, in "Soul Surfer" |
Played a girl with paranormal powers in "Race to Witch Mountain," a re-imagining of the original 1975 film "Escape to Witch Mountain" |
Cast as Violet Beauregarde in director Tim Burton's remake of "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" |
Played Opal, the lead character in family drama "Because of Winn-Dixie" |
Cast as teenaged Carrie Bradshaw on "The Carrie Diaries" (The CW), based on the early years of the popular "Sex and the City" (HBO) character |
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Robb made her television debut as a guest star on the intensely popular Nickelodeon series "Drake & Josh" (Nickelodeon, 2004-07), and landed her first lead role as the title character in the television movie, "Samantha: An American Girl Holiday" (2004), which also featured Mia Farrow. Robb next appeared with Johnny Depp in Tim Burton's adaptation of the classic Roald Dahl book "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" (2005) as the gum-smacking Violet Beauregarde. Continuing her hot streak, Robb starred as an imaginative young girl who strikes up a friendship with a talented but socially outcast boy in Disney's "Bridge to Terabithia" (2007). The film allowed Robb to demonstrate her talent as a singer as well; she recorded a single for the film's soundtrack, "Keep Your Mind Wide Open," which debuted at No. 90 on the Billboard Hot 100. She later portrayed a possessed young girl opposite Hilary Swank in the Biblical thriller "The Reaping" (2007) and appeared as the younger version of Rachel Bilson's Millie in the Doug Liman action flick "Jumper" (2008).
Taking on a more mature role in 2008, Robb starred with Charlize Theron and Nick Stahl in the drama "Sleepwalking" (2008). Though the film received mixed reviews, critics hailed Robb's performance as a young girl dealing with a dysfunctional family situation as a breakthrough performance. After playing a girl with paranormal powers in "Race to Witch Mountain" (2009), Robb portrayed 13-year-old surfer Bethany Hamilton, who lost an arm in a shark attack off the coast of Hawaii in the Christian-themed "Soul Surfer" (2011). Meanwhile, she landed the highly coveted leading role of a young Carrie Bradshaw on the teen drama, "The Carrie Diaries" (The CW, 2013- ), a prequel of sorts to the hit series "Sex and the City" (HBO, 1998-2004). Although underwhelming viewership numbers endangered the show's existence, Robb's performance as Carrie won over many ardent supporters. While "The Carrie Diaries" remained the focus of Robb's work, she branched out by appearing in the Sundance hit "The Way, Way Back" (2013), an ensemble comedy starring Steve Carell, Sam Rockwell and an array of fan-favorite indie-inclined actors.
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I made this dress for new years eve.
The top is from pattern: Swing Dress 08/2012 #133, I like the boat neck and cap sleeves.
The peplum part is from pattern: Peplum Top 08/2012 #113, I made it straight instead of longer at the back.
The skirt part is from pattern: Pencil Skirt 08/2012 #111C, but way shorter.
On top of this, I need size 34 on top and size 36 on my bottom.
It was a disaster to combine this all.
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very chic :) looks great on you, congrats!
Jan 3, 2013, 03.41 PMby Janav
thanks, I feel great in it.
Jan 1, 2013, 04.11 PMby francini
wow, you did an awesome job combining your favourite patterns, the outcome is brilliant :) hope you had a super New Years celebration ;)
Jan 3, 2013, 03.38 PMby Janav
Yes, it turned out great. I had the best time, thank you.
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Looks great, i love it!
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This is the best LBD i've ever seen. it's stunning!
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That's the most lovely compliment. thank you
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Wow! You look great! Looks like you got a great fit. I also love the top design.
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This is lovely on you. I love what you.ve done with the top x
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thanks, I'm glad I changed the top.
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The 2013 Center for Healthy Aging conference carries on the tradition of providing up-to-date information in geriatric care. We strive to stimulate discussion on ways in which to provide optimum care in the future. We have an exciting day planned, with most notably a panel discussion on how changes in our health care system might possibly affect our care of older adults. We will hear the thoughts of a public health policy expert, a lawyer with expertise in health care, a hospital administrator, and an ethicist. The diversity should provide for some thought provoking discussion.
Because geriatric care is multidisciplinary our other speakers are from various health-related fields. We will hear about novel approaches for caring for our patients with dementia from some of these very specialists. We will also consider the importance of goal oriented care, frailty, and offering care for such situations as dental needs, disequilibrium, exercise, Norovirus, and ethical decisions regarding driving.
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