Retina Consultants of America Expands South Carolina Footprint through Partnership with Retina Consultants of Charleston

Retina Consultants of Charleston have consistently demonstrated a strong commitment to the highest quality of clinical care and the advancement of our field through clinical research. ”

— Dr. Lloyd Clark of Palmetto Retina Center

SOUTHLAKE, TX, UNITED STATES, January 3, 2022 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Today, Retina Consultants of America (“RCA”), a comprehensive physician management services organization, adds another premier practice to its national consortium by way of Retina Consultants of Charleston (“RCC”). The addition of RCC bolsters RCA’s presence within the southeastern United States and the Carolinas. RCC represents the 21st practice to join RCA since the company’s founding in January 2020.

Founded in 1999 by Dr. Virgil Alfaro III, the practice has eight locations within South Carolina, including four in the Charleston metropolitan area. The physicians at RCC are board-certified and have collectively completed training at several prestigious institutions,

A doer and a true visionary leader, Clarence Miller, is running for Harris County Commissioner Precinct 4

Clarence has been in the public service for over three decades

TEXAS, UNITED STATES, January 3, 2022 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Clarence Miller, a true visionary leader with years of public service experience, is now an official candidate for Harris County Commissioner Precinct 4. He has been actively campaigning to be Commissioner of Harris County Precinct 4 since 2018, long before redistricting. Clarence worked for the United States Postal Service and retired after 29 years.

“I am not a politician; I am a husband, a father, a grandfather, a friend who wants to work with the citizens and will always fight for those who cannot fight for themselves and speak for those who cannot speak for themselves.” Said Clarence Miller. “As a commissioner, my duty is not only to serve the people, but I want to stay connected to the people, their needs, I want to ensure their families are always safe.”

Clarence’s priorities are extremely clear and start with creating job opportunities for the youth, creating the physical infrastructure, switching to renewable energy sources to support climate change, eliminating violence against women, keeping a solid narrative around mental health and allied services, ending human sex trafficking. “My list is broad to support the changes needed and to eliminate the things that are no longer necessary. All the while, having the ability to compromise, delegate, communicate and negotiate because this is not a one-man’s job, it needs a team of dynamic individuals who are committed to achieving the goal.” He added.

“Climate change is real; as a society, we need to switch to renewable sources of energy, solar, and wind energy. I will support electric vehicles instead of burning fossil fuels and support mass transit instead of driving our

Julie Rivera of Coaching with Julz to be Featured on Close Up Radio

DALLAS, TEXAS, UNITED STATES, January 3, 2022 /EINPresswire.com/ -- You are not just your job. You are not just a spouse. What you do is not what identifies you. We must stop hiding behind our roles and step into our source of power.

Julie Rivera is a mind and body integration coach and the founder of Coaching with Julz, where she works with women who have overidentified with the roles in their life. Julie helps her clients flip the script from negative mindset to one of empowerment.

“So many people lack a sense of awareness,” says Julie. “They believe life happens to them. We must all strive to remember that we only have one life to generate peace and happiness.”

Julie has always been motivated to understand what drives thoughts, feelings and behaviors. Julie has a Masters degree in Marriage, Couple, and Family Counseling specializing in Trauma and Crisis and spent time working in a clinic under supervision.

According to Julie, happiness is not external; it comes from within. To move beyond the identities that we have built for ourselves, we must find the core of who we are.

“Coaching is about habit change,” says Julie. “When you work with a coach, you're in control. We just facilitate and show you the blind spots. Let me put a mirror up and show you what I see from an outside perspective to help you get back into who you are.”

Julie was once just like her clients.

“I lived a life that was not mine for many years. I hid behind the roles I played. I was a wife. I was my job,” recalls Julie. “Through coaching, I became happy with what was inside, not what was around me. I reconnected with who I was, what I believed and what was important to me.”

As a woman in her 40s who has found happiness, Julie wants to share her message with others.

“I'm just a regular person who decided to take a risk and live life for myself,” says Julie. “You show up better for everybody when you've poured into yourself. I teach my clients how to pour into themselves and not feel guilty about it.”

Close Up Radio will feature Julie Rivera an interview with Jim Masters on January 5th at 12pm EST

Listen to the show on BlogTalkRadio

If you have any questions for our guest, please call (347) 996-3389

For more information, visit www.coachingwithjulz.org

Socks Have Arrived for Austin-Based Apparel Company

The Footy Intl Adventure Wall with postcards from travels around the globe.

Footy Intl's first sustainable socks, The Switzerlands, in both colors.

Footy Intl, an Austin-based apparel company, has received its newest products from the company’s North Carolina manufacturer.

AUSTIN, TX, USA, January 3, 2022 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Austin-based Footy Intl’s newest products from North Carolina have arrived after nearly a year of anticipation. Since April 2020, the company has spent time designing its renowned ankle socks, The Switzerlands, and has now incorporated those same features in its newest crew-length release, The Cape Towns.

The sustainable apparel company, founded by former petroleum engineers Mitchell Fly and Drew Davis, emphasizes its commitment to the environment by using eco-friendly yarns and fabrics in every product it manufactures. Additionally, fifteen percent of the profit from every purchase goes to both local and global ecological restoration initiatives.

“We are so proud of what we’ve created after all this time. To actually get these socks out and into the world has been a goal of ours since day one, and now we’ve shipped to seventeen states and had our socks worn across the globe,” said Fly.

With the first full production order in, the duo has set an ambitious goal for 2022: donate

GLOBAL LANGUAGE MONITOR (GLM) Names the Numerals the Top Words of the Year 2021 for Global English

Global Language Monitor

Paul JJ Payack Has Been Using the Latest Technology to Monitor Global English Since 1999

Payack Chose the Top Global English Words of the Decade for the BBC

Covid-19 dominated the news in 2021, however, It’s the accompanying numbers that lift the numerals to the lofty position of Word of the Year for 2021 (#WOTY).

Covid-19 has dominated the news in 2021 but It’s the numerals that accompany every story, in any language, in any medium that lift the numerals to the lofty position of Word of the Year (#WOTY).”

— Paul JJ Payack, President and Chief Word Analyst of GLM.

AUSTIN, TX, UNITED STATES, January 3, 2022 /EINPresswire.com/ -- "The Global Language Monitor has named 'the Numerals' the Top Words of the Year for 2021 for Global English (#WOTY). This is the first and only Word of the Year effort for Global English," said Paul JJ Payack, founding President of the Global Language Monitor.

The Covid-19 Pandemic has dominated the news in 2021 as it had in 2020. However, It’s the numbers that accompany every story, in any language, at any time, in any medium that lift the numerals to the lofty position of Word of the Year (#WOTY).

There are billions of permutations of the basic ten numerals And no mention of Covid-19 is complete without a full run-down of the relevant stats, e.g. cases, deaths, vaccines administered, changes per day, week, month, year, totals, etc,

The Heart emoji was the Top Word of 2014 the first time a symbol took the honor.

Next Big Numbers for 2022:

US:  1,000,000 Covid Deaths

World:  5,500,000 Covid Deaths

The Top Words of the Year 2021 for Global English follow.

1.     The Numerals (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, and 0) – Every time Covid (or one of its variants) is

TxDOT Project Updates for the Week of Jan. 3, 2022

Anderson County Palestine Maintenance is scheduled to perform base repairs and patching on FM 3372. Expect lane closures with flaggers and a pilot car managing traffic control.  

Anderson County construction projects updates:

US 79 Super 2 Project

• Limits: From 0.5 mile northeast of Loop 256 to the Anderson/Cherokee County line
• Contractor: Madden Contracting Company, LLC
• Cost: $14.4 million
• Anticipated Completion Date: Spring 2022

The contractor is scheduled to continue work on roadway elements. The speed limit has been reduced to 60 mph throughout the project limits. Motorists should use caution when traveling through the project and expect lane closures and delays. Project consists of

Highway 191/Loop 250 Project Resumes In January

MIDLAND – Work is scheduled to resume Jan. 4, 2022, on the Highway 191 and Loop 250 project that will “reverse” (relocate) ramps, add some auxiliary lanes and rehabilitate some roadway.

Work originally began in October, but the project was suspended due to an error in the traffic control plans. TxDOT, working closely with the contractor, then decided to suspend the project before Thanksgiving and through the holiday season to reduce impact to the traveling public.

The most notable part of the project will move the eastbound Highway 191 exit ramp