10:05 AM
Keshav Bhat
The weather here is dull and gloomy. The forecast calls for more of the same. Then I came up on this image posted @ Digg. Wow!
The satellite Cassini is looking back @ the Sun, in Saturn's shadow... absolutely amazing.
Look back @ an image for each day of the year!
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About This Blog
I am an optometrist practicing in Matthews, NC – a city of 30,000 residents in the South East part of Charlotte.
My office was started in 2008. Our presence on the web is here.
We aim to provide the best possible service, eyecare and quality of goods.
Not only are we trying to grow as a business, we see ourselves as an integral part of the community we live in. I have provided free eyecare service to the Lions Club Van at the Matthews Festival, Screenings at CPCC and Charitable Health Fairs.
Our office is proud to help children of Thompson Child & Family Focus a leader in child healthcare, therapy and treatment of children with emotional and behavioral issues. In partnership with Essilor we provide free eye exams and a complete pair of spectacle lenses to these kids.
I am also a member of the Matthews Optimist Club whose purpose is to develop optimism as a philosophy of life to bring out the best in kids.
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