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Unique farm-to-table program rolls out on Georgia Southern's Armstrong Campus Fall 2018
(L-R) Heather Joesting, Ph.D., Georgia Southern's FORAM Sustainable Aquaponics Research Center (SARC) senior scientist, Ryan Bryzcki and James Morgan from Eagle Dining Services on the Armstrong Campus and SARC Director Brent Feske launch a farm-to-table program with a planting in the greenhouse.
Select dining options will be just-off-the-farm fresh on Georgia Southern University's Armstrong Campus in Savannah beginning Fall 2018, thanks to a unique in-house partnership.
Employing aquaponics, a method of soilless farming that cultivates produce and fish simultaneously, the FORAM Sustainable Aquaponics Research Center (SARC) and Eagle Dining Services have joined to introduce the University's first farm-to-table program. Armstrong's Galley Dining Commons and other campus venues, including the University's food truck, will have the opportunity to feature dishes crafted with fresh vegetable offerings grown on campus.
"I believe this will be a powerful partnership that will have a positive impact on our students, campus, sustainability and both of our departments," said Michael Morgan, director of Dining on the Armstrong Campus. "It is my long-term goal to have at least one of our Dining concepts' to be fully supplied by this partnership as long as growing seasons and weather permits."
In April, associate professor of chemistry and SARC Director Brent Feske, Ph.D., invited Morgan to take a tour of the aquaponics program and greenhouse, located in the field off of Arts Drive.
"This meeting led to talks of a partnership where we could commit staff to assist in the planting and harvesting of the produce grown in the Aquaponics Center, in lieu of produce bought off-campus to be used in our Dining facilities," he said. "Ryan Bryzcki, assistant director of Dining on the Armstrong Campus, and I felt it important that we be the first to volunteer to assist in the planting to show the aquaponics program directors and our dining staff our commitment to this partnership."
Last week, Heather Joesting, Ph.D., assistant professor of biology and SARC senior scientist, led Morgan and Bryzcki through a kick-off planting of Red Noodle Beans, deep-hued, nutrient-rich stringless Chinese beans popular in stir fry dishes or as steamed stand-alones, in the Aquaponics Lab.
They then transferred the seedlings to the greenhouse, which is home to four 800-gallon aquatic tanks brimming with Nile and Blue tilapia that grow from fingerlings to adult-sized fish. Within the modern ecosystem, evolved from an ancient Chinese aquaculture practice, plant and aquatic life thrive as bacteria introduced into the system converts fish waste into nutrients, which then fertilize the plants and filter the water.
"The process is really amazing," noted Joesting. "It's really nice to watch your food go from a seed to a sprout that then comes out to the grow beds into a vegetable that can then be consumed. I've had some of our produce and it is amazing."
The hope is to harvest the Red Noodle Bean crop, along with many others, which may include arugula, basil, cabbage, cilantro, collards, kale, lettuces, mustard, sage, spinach and thyme, as well as various types of peppers, tomatoes, cucumbers and squash, for debut menus filled with pizza, pastas, salads and other dishes crafted with the just-picked items by mid-fall.
"Here we have the security and the pride to know that the produce came from this very campus and we're supporting the campus in the process," said Morgan.
For more information on the FORAM Sustainable Aquaponics Research Center, visit http://cosm.georgiasouthern.edu/sarc/.


An MRI scan uses a powerful magnetic field to align the magnetization of some atoms in the body, and radio frequency fields to systematically alter the alignment of this magnetization. This causes the nuclei to produce a rotating magnetic field detectable by the scanner—and this information is recorded to construct an MRI image of the scanned area of the body. Strong magnetic field gradients cause nuclei at different locations to rotate at different speeds. 3-D spatial information can be obtained by providing gradients in each direction.
MRI uses a large magnet, radio waves, and a computer to view soft tissue hidden from view by bone.
Scans of the brain, head and neck, spine, abdomen and pelvis, and musculoskeletal system allow the radiologist to detect injuries and abnormalities, diagnose numerous conditions, and monitor the success of treatment. With MRI scans, it may be possible to identify and, therefore, treat conditions in their early stages.
The technologist will position you on the scanning table, and offer you pillows and blankets to make you feel comfortable and relaxed. The technologist may also place a surface coil around the part of the body to be scanned.
The nurse or physician may give you an intravenous injection halfway through the exam if a contrast agent is needed to enhance the images. While you lie flat on a table, it will be moved into the opening of the MRI system.
During the exam, you must remain still. The technologist, now in an adjoining room capturing the images on a computer screen, can talk to you throughout the exam. If you experience any unpleasant feelings, just alert the technologist. Remember, the technologist can see and hear you at all times.
If the noises associated with the MRI system make you uncomfortable, headphones playing a favorite tape or CD and earplugs are available. You will find the exam to be painless and safe.
The entire procedure takes from 1/2 to 1 hour, depending on the test.
Because certain conditions interfere with MRI scans, be sure to alert your RGHS care team if you have any of the following: pacemaker, surgical brain clip, vena cava filter, metallic foreign body in the eye, metallic heart valve, neurostimulator, neurosurgical aneurysm clip, ear implant, eye implant (other than cataract) or stent. In addition, alert your physician and your RGHS care team if you may be pregnant or have specific questions or concerns.
RGHS has two MRI systems. Although both systems are designed for patient comfort, any scan can cause some anxiety, so be sure to let your physician and your RGHS care team know if you think you may be claustrophobic. The physician may want to prescribe a sedative, and the exam will likely be scheduled on the MRI system with the wider patient opening. You will have the option of listening to a tape or CD during the exam, so feel free to bring a favorite recording along, or make your selection from a variety available at RGHS.
If no additional radiological tests are scheduled, you will be able to dress and leave the facility. You can resume your usual activity. There should be no side effects.
Once the technologist prepares your images, the radiologist will read the images and dictate a report that will be sent to your referring physician within 2-3 days. If the actual MRI images are needed, please allow 1-2 days notice.
Is this test compatible with pacemakers?
New pacemakers and defibrillators have been developed that have conditional approvals to be used during magnetic resonance imaging (MRI). Several Medtronic pacemakers, the Advisa DR MRI and Revo MRI SureScan, received FDA approval to be MRI conditional without any limitations on the positioning of the patient or parts of the body safe to scan. FDA approval is based on review of both clinical data as well as computer modeled simulations of chest scans. These pacing systems are designed to allow patients to undergo MRI under specified conditions of use. Rochester Regional Health MRI sites have been registered with Medtronic and MRI personnel have completed Radiology SureScan training.


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Conflicting reports on FBI investigation of former SEIU President Andy Stern
Are they, or are they not? That is the question.
Reports are conflicting this morning regarding a possible criminal probe by the FBI and the Dept of Labor, over a corruption probe of Service Employees International Union, the powerful union once led by Obama buddy, Andy Stern.
Fox News:
WASHINGTON -- The FBI and the U.S. Labor Department are investigating prominent labor leader Andy Stern in their probe of corruption at the Service Employees International Union, according to two people who have been interviewed by federal agents.
The two organized labor officials met with federal agents this summer to answer questions about a six-figure book contract that Stern landed in 2006 and his role in approving money to pay the salary of an SEIU leader in California who allegedly performed no work.
But SEIU and company are denying any such probe exists:
An SEIU spokeswoman flatly denied an Associated Press and Los Angeles Times reports today that the union and its former president Andy Stern are subject to an FBI investigation.
Ringuette said she'd had "not a single report of a federal inquiry" from the union's staff. "Andy hasn't been contacted" by the FBI, she said.
"We have no idea what thees unnamed souces are talking about, but we have not been contacted by any federal agency on this matter," she said, blaming the story on the union's bitter California rivals.
"We did talk to [the FBI] a year ago, but we weren't the subject of investigation. We helped them unearth info about Stephens," Ringuette said.
What we know for sure is this: SEIU has been the focus of a very high profile investigation regarding several financial scandals in the last two years. In 2008, the LA Times meticulously described a scheme in which California SEIU boss Tyrone Freeman allegedly swiped a few hundred large from union coffers. The embarrassed union deep-sixed Freeman and demanded restitution.
In April of this year, Stern abrubtly left his post as President two years before the end of his term, claiming "personal life" matters were more pressing.
And what we can speculate on, is this from the Fox News report:
One person who spoke to federal agents twice, in May and June, said they asked about a 2006 contract in which Stern received a $175,000 advance from Simon & Schuster to write the book "A Country That Works." The SEIU and its locals bought thousands of copies of the book after it was published. The union also paid thousands to fact-check and promote the book, but Stern pocketed the advance.
Follow the bouncing money ball. Stern writes a book and gets a sweet advance payment. The book hits shelves and the union membership buys it up, does its own "fact-checking" and uses thousands in union funds to promote the book. SEIU engages in a little self-adulation, Stern walks away with a six-figure sum. Maybe it's not corruption per se, but it sure doesn't pass the smell test.
Posted by David L. at 11:01 AM
Labels: Andy Stern , Culture of Corruption , Obama Regime , SEIU
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On Tuesday, the city of Fort Lauderdale embraced soccer legend David Beckham's vision for Lockhart Stadium, taking the first step toward a soccer revival for the storied property.
I have been so realistic about the Heat's arena deal that covered many building costs but vacated a relatively new home and meant they didn't pay taxes or building maintenance (together, north of $10 million a year ) that team officials have called to question why that was even being written.
The team says it will pay $60 million to develop the site, including a canopied, $30 million, 18,000-seat stadium. It says there will be no commercial development on the property. It says the city only must maintain the four community fields while it will maintains its seven training fields.
It says the team, called Inter Miami CF, will play two years there (though there's a scent in the air it could be longer, which I'll get to in a moment) before moving to Miami.
Pardon all the attribution here, but this is all from officials talking at a commission meeting on Tuesday and the actual financial papers haven't been released. If we've learned anything from the Marlins stadium deal, it's not to trust anything or anyone until contracts are visible.
But if the team's spoken word to government officials matches the written word in the coming contract, the only public cost appears to be the 65 acres of public land around Lockhart Stadium.
The city of Fort Lauderdale embraced soccer legend David Beckham's vision for Lockhart Stadium, taking the first step Tuesday toward a soccer revival for the storied property.
That's a valid cost, too, especially if anyone could come up with a better use for it. And, well, everyone's waited for such an idea to come for years and years.
Two water-park ventures didn't pass. Other smaller projects didn't work. Meanwhile, the weeds grow and stadium decays and, yes, there goes a Doritos bag blowing across the lot.
The land has sat in such non-use and disrepair for so long you hate to say a team offering to pump money and community use into the land is a no-brainer for Fort Lauderdale.
But it's a no-brainer for Fort Lauderdale.
The biggest question remains simply this: Why are Mas and Beckham proposing this? They have a much-discussed site on a Miami golf course for a 25,000-seat stadium with commercial development that's passed a voter's referendum. It still must be passed by city commissioners.
That's not the lone question in Miami, though. Another factor is an environmental report on the land at the golf course. Mas said Phase I of the study is complete, but it hasn't been made public.
It can cost tens, or even hundreds, of millions to clean up land that's especially full of chemicals from previous use. Have they found something especially toxic? And expensive? Or do they just need office and practice space in Fort Lauderdale, as they say?
And, well, what does it really matter to Fort Lauderdale? If the team plays there two years, it still will use the practice sites. And, who knows, maybe a minor-league team such as was also being proposed to the commission could enter the equation.
But if there's something wrong with the Miami site and the MLS team would stay longer than two years, that would just make a no-brainer deal a double-no-brainer.
No public money. No commercial venture. Small maintenance costs. The team proposes a youth academy to attract top area players (and, if things go right, will make some money there selling players the way it works in soccer).
The public cost of building stadiums for sports teams is often a form of billionaires' welfare in America. Look at former Marlins owner Jeffrey Loria, who walked away with a $1.2 billion sales price.
That's why everyone's skeptical about any proposed new stadium. There's a catch with this soccer deal, right? There has to be. But I keep walking around this decaying site as I mentally walk around stadium deal and ask: What's not to like?


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No, President Trump Didn't Get Rid Of "A Free Trade Deal"
Government is a destroyer, but it doesn't just destroy physical and tangible things. It also destroys intangible things like language and the meaning of words. For example, did you know that originally "liberals" were individuals that believed in liberty and were against government intervention? Today, the word "liberal" means the exact opposite.
Today, we read in the government-licensed press that President Trump has signed an executive order removing the U.S. from a "free trade agreement" known as the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP).
Washington Post tells us:
A Republican president signed an executive order getting rid of a free trade deal on Monday.
That is a sentence that seemed hugely unlikely just two short years ago. Free trade, after all, has been a hallmark of the pro-free market and pro-business Republican Party. When these free trade agreements have drawn opposition, it's generally been Democrats leading the charge.
Complete nonsense.
President Trump did not get rid of a free trade deal. The TPP was a secretive, 5,000 page deal between governments and the crony corporations that tango with them. Free trade was nowhere to be found.
This is just one more example of government and its media destroying the meaning of words.
The real meaning of free trade is no government interference, involvement, regulation, or meddling. That's why the word "free" is there. "Free" of the government.
So what does free trade look like?
Let's say that you put your futon up on Craigslist for $50. Someone contacts you, agrees to to the terms of the deal, meets you at a specified location, and trades his $50 for your couch.
That's free trade.
No government involvement in the transaction. Both individuals are "free" of the government's forceful intrusions.
That's how all trade should be conducted. The only role that government should play (if free trade were to exist) is in settling disputes were someone to be defrauded or if a contract is not honored. Other than that, government should stay completely out. It only causes trouble and distortions.
Ironically, in the "land of the free" there is very little free trade. Government has inserted itself almost everywhere.
However, the words "free trade" are tossed around willy-nilly as if it actually exists. Republicans are not pro-free trade, and neither are Democrats. They both intervene constantly with never-ending regulations, subsidies, monopoly privileges and various other interventions.
Republicans claim that they're for free trade in order to garner votes. That's as far as it goes with them. Democrats don't bother with deception. They're very blunt about using government force in all aspects of our economic lives.
Regardless of their tactics, both parties are against individuals freely conducting their own economic affairs.
Unfortunately, President Trump does not support free trade either. He's proposing tariffs, protectionist regulations, and authoritarian ideas like "Buy American. Hire American.".....It's all government violence directed at people who are told that they're "free," starting at a very young age.
So today, President Trump did not get rid of a "free trade deal." He got rid of a crony-government trade deal.
That's good. He should get rid of every single one.
Not "re-negotiate."
Get rid of them all.
While President Trump deserves a compliment for today, he unfortunately has other government interventions up his sleeve to prevent us from freely and peacefully exchanging with one another.
That's very bad.


Barcelona pays the best salaries to its athletes. The recent findings in the Global Sports Salary Survey 2018 by Sporting Intelligence have revealed some unbelievable figures about the salaries professional sports teams across the world pay to their athletes.
La Liga giants have left the top rung NBA teams far behind in average salaries paid to their athletes. Premier League club Manchester United just make it to the "Top 10 pay masters" chart, dominated by the top basketball clubs.
The Spanish soccer giants FC Barcelona are paying annual average salary $13.7 million to its top rung players, 30% higher than fellow Spaniards and arch LaLiga Real Madrid, whose average annual salary is reported at $10.6 million. The top 10 chart has six NBA teams, two LaLiga teams, one Premier league team and one Serie A team. Interestingly enough the six basketball teams separate the top two and the lowest two positions captured by football clubs.
The Premier League team Manchester United are paying an average salary of $8.5 million to their first team members. This puts the top flight English Football club at 10th position in Global Sports Salary Survey 2018.
The English football club is paying US$8,598,297 as average annual salary, averaging $165,352 per week. The numbers include players' bonuses and signing-on fees.
The Italian Serie A giants Juventus pay $8.8 million average salary to its frontline players per annum, averaging $170,209 weekly.
The Miami based professional basketball team Miami Heats are in the overall 8th position in terms of annual average salaries to their athletes – $9,260,911 per annum and $178,094 per week.
The Houston-based NBA basketball team are paying an average annual salary $9.8 million to its players. The Southwest Division team, placed7th place inlist, bears and average per salary bill $189,467 per week on account of the top players' remunerations.
The Canadian basketball team are paying an average of $9,970,355 annually and $191,738 weekly to its main team players. The Atlantic division team is settled at 6th position in the list published by Sporting Intelligence.
The 14 warriors are acquiring an average annual salary of $10,289,079 and $197,867 weekly from California based NBA team Golden State Warriors.
The only team in the major professional North American sports leagues based in the State of Oklahoma are paying an average salary of $10,327,383 annually and $198,604 weekly as per records published by Sporting Intelligence. This makes the Thunders the 3rd-placed team overall and the NBA leaders.
The survey report has confirmed that the Whites are paying an average annual salary of $10.6 million to its first team members. This makes the Real Madrid the second highest paying sports team in the world. The Spanish Football club is paying an average salary of $10,644,272 annually and $204,698 weekly.
The Spanish Football giants FC Barcelona are paying the record average salary of $13.7 million annually to its first team members. This made the top rung LaLiga team the highest paying sports team ever.
The data published by Sporting Intelligence in their annual Global Sports Salary Survey shows the Spanish La Liga champions atop the list with an average salary of $13,398,857 annually and $264,533 weekly.


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BWXT Technologies announces completion of TRISO fuel line restart
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BWX Technologies Inc., the U.S-based power generation technology firm, has reportedly finished its TRISO nuclear fuel line restart project and is producing experimental fuel at its Lynchburg-based facility.
For the record, BWXT is one of the leading nuclear fuel producers in the world, producing fuel across numerous government and commercial business lines. BWXT joint ventures offer management and operations at over a dozen NASA and US Department of energy facilities.
In June 2020, the company inked an agreement with the U.S. DOE's (Department of Energy) Idaho National Laboratory to strengthen its TRISO manufacturing capacity and produce a demonstration quantity of fuel. This project is jointly funded by NASA and U.S DoD's (Department of Defense) Operational Energy Capabilities Improvement Fund Office, with overall management offered by U.S DoD's Strategic Capabilities Office.
Previously, in March 2020, BWXT Technologies announced an agreement with the U.S DOE's Oak Ridge National Laboratory to showcase the capability to produce TRISO nuclear fuel to aid the continuous development of the Transformational Challenge Reactor. The agreement's scope includes the fabrication and delivery of uranium kernels, TRISO coated uranium kernels, and TRISO coated surrogate materials for a demonstration batch. The company is planning to recruit 25 extra workers for its TRISO operations.
For the record, TRIstructural-ISOtropic (TRISO) refers to a particular design of uranium nuclear reactor fuel. TRISO particles are highly stable to extreme temperatures and are used to produce fuel for reactors that work at 750 to 950°C. The company says it is the only American company that executing a production agreement for TRISO nuclear fuel.
Speaking on which, Joel Duling, Nuclear Operations Group President said that he is proud of the company's team for blending innovative ideas with its extensive history and experience in fuel development and manufacturing.
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Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid are set to keep functioning.
t's officially day 27 of the longest government shutdown ever — and its effects are becoming increasingly apparent.
Active duty members of the military are exempt from shutdown furloughs, according to a contingency plan for the Department of Homeland Security. In the past, Congress has needed to pass separate legislation to ensure that members of the military are paid in a timely fashion during shutdowns. Pay for the majority of the military has already been funded by bills earlier last year.
Border security is at the heart of the shutdown fight and much of the staffing for it is on track to remain intact even in the face of a partial shutdown involving DHS funding. US Customs and Border Protection is classified as an "essential" service, so a majority of its employees are exempt from furloughs during the shutdown — though they could encounter lags in pay.
The federal judiciary has the money to keep operating at its normal scale until at least Jan. 18, according to The Washington Post.
The Smithsonian had been operating its museums and the National Zoo using reserve funds from previous years, but it has announced that it will be closing them starting last week.
The IRS will still issue tax refunds if the shutdown continues, according to OMB.


The East Harlem School at Exodus House is seeking a dynamic middle school math teacher for the 2019-2020 school year. Applicants must have a strong academic foundation, as well as a commitment to teaching students from East Harlem and the surrounding community. Teachers implement a math curriculum appropriate to highly motivated middle-school students and assume one season of coaching responsibility within the school. Applicants who are able to coach soccer or lacrosse should note it in their application.
Planning daily lessons and regular assessments for math classes.
Keeping strong records that accurately track students' progress in math.
Tutoring students who are struggling in math class.
Providing enrichment and appropriately challenging materials for strong math students.
Planning for and covering weekly Math Lab periods designed to solidify math skills and mathematical thinking.
Experience working with middle school aged students.
Candidates with experience teaching Algebra 1 are encouraged to apply and should note it in their application. A teaching certification is not required for this position.
A competitive benefits package, including dental insurance, is offered. The school offers homemade vegetarian lunch on a daily basis, retirement plans, and generous vacation.
Interested candidates should email a cover letter and resume to Katherine Crotty, Program Director at hiring@eastharlemschool.org.
The East Harlem School at Exodus House is seeking college students interested in exploring the field of teaching to intern with our mandatory summer enrichment program. Interns will be a part of all aspects of the school including the academic and athletic program, individual tutoring, and extracurricular activities. Summer interns teach small classes of 6-8 students and should be prepared to show considerable initiative and leadership as they juggle multiple responsibilities, interact with youth in and out of the classroom, and work closely with the EHS faculty and administration. Summer interns teach math or humanities, an elective class of their choice, and cover sports periods in the afternoon. Intern teachers are responsible for creating lesson plans and assessments and should plan to spend some time in the evenings working on grading. Interns must demonstrate a solid academic record and a desire to work with highly motivated youth from East Harlem and surrounding communities.
By working with the East Harlem School, interns form meaningful relationships with students from East Harlem as well as with other summer interns, who come from top colleges around the country. Interns gain experience as classroom teachers in a setting which is conducive to first-time teaching. Through an intensive orientation, interns learn how to lesson plan and how to create appropriate evaluations. They will also have the chance to chaperone field trips each Friday to locations throughout New York.
The dates for Summer Session 2019 are June 17-19 for a mandatory Orientation and then July 1-July 31. Interns are expected to be at work from 8:30am-3:00pm Monday-Thursday and 8:30am-12:00pm on Fridays. Some exceptions may be made for interns who only wish to work during the afternoon sessions.
This is a unique opportunity for individuals interested in getting classroom teaching experience. Interns are head teachers and in charge of planning and running their classes.
Interested applicants should submit a resume and cover letter to Katherine Crotty at hiring@eastharlemschool.org. Candidates will be contacted for a phone interview if they are being considered for the position.


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Q: R - Pad dataframe cell contents depending on contents of other cells this is a bit of a difficult question to explain so forgive me!
I have an .xcsv file generated from a separate program, this is imported and the data is cleaned (brackets removed, etc.).
This gives me a data.frame that looks as follows:

So we have three columns: length (the length of the object), frames (the frames that the Object is in), and X (the ID assigned to the Object).
Each Object isn't in every frame, for example in the sample image above Object 10 is only is frames 25, 26, 27, 28,...etc. For each Object we have the length of it in each frame, so again for 10 that means in frame 25 it was 47.00475, frame 26 it was 49.68348, etc. etc.
I know how many frames there are in total (45) and how many Objects.
I can separate the lengths using:
l <- cSplit(df$length, 'length', ',')
l <- t(l)
l <- data.frame(l)

However I now want to be able to align where those lengths are in my new data.frame depending on the corresponding frame number - if that makes sense?
For example if we look at the previous image Object 10 in frame 25 is 47.00475,
using the above code we can see in the following image that this value for Object 10 (X10) starts in frame 1, then when all of Object 10s values are given the values change to NA. Ideally, what I want, is for any NA values to only appear on frames that don't have a length and for the length to appear on the frames the are supposed to (according to the corresponding value in the frames column).

My eventual goal is to plot the change in lengths for all Objects over time.
So again my apologies if I haven't been clear. Hopefully I've made sense though! :) If anyone has any ideas or pointers that'd be much appreciated - thanks!

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This extensive family home is nestled in a popular street in Faulconbridge, that is named after Norman Lindsay`s book "Magic Pudding".
Consisting of a spacious lounge room with vaulted ceilings a huge family area leading to a sunken rumpus room.
Master bedroom has an en-suite and walk in robe, and the other bedrooms are at the opposite end of the residence and are serviced with a three-way bathroom.
The kitchen seems to be in very good order and being centrally located is great for the entertainers as it leads to a massive covered entertaining area complete with a bricked in barbecue holder.
Boasting an elevated vantage point that gives gorgeous views over the gross valley from the front verandah and from the lounge room.
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