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Ask your eye care professional about new beautiful, comfortable, breathable* AIR OPTIX ® COLORS contact lenses.

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Dr. Clint Meyer is an East Dallas resident and has practiced optometry for over 20 years. “At Dallas Eyeworks we pride ourselves on making peoples’ lives better through improved vision and eye health.”

Clint Meyer, OD Dallas Eyeworks 9255 Garland Road, Suite 2120 • Dallas, TX 75218 214-660-9830 www.dallaseyeworks.com

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Important information for AIR OPTIX® COLORS (lotra lcon B) contact lenses: For daily wear only for near/far-sightedness. Contact lenses, even if worn for cosmetic reasons, are prescription medical devices that must only be worn under the prescription, direction and supervision of an eye care professional. Serious eye health problems may occur as a result of sharing contact lenses. Although rare, serious eye problems can develop while wearing contact lenses. Side e ects like discomfort, mild burning or stinging may occur. To help avoid these problems, follow the wear and replacement schedule and the lens care instructions provided by your eye doctor. Ask your eye care professional for complete wear, care, and safety information.

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Cold is the new hot

When you hear the words “cold brew” what usually comes to mind? A tall, foaming glass of your favorite beer? Kicking back a cold one with friends? What probably doesn’t come to mind is coffee. But Kevin and Marta Sprague, the creators of Noble Coyote Coffee Roasters in East Dallas, aim to change that.

The couple, who have been roasting coffee commercially in East Dallas for more than three years (and personally for more than a decade), has unleashed a new kind of coffee on Dallas.

Picture this: You’re hanging out at Luck in Trinity Groves, which at this point is the only place where the Noble Coyote Cold Brew Coffee is sold, and you’re craving something cold, refreshing and chock-full of caffeine.

They bring you a glass of an extra dark brew that’s chilled from the tap. It has a rich, creamy foam on top, just like a glass of beer. But it’s coffee.

The Spragues created this funky drink through the use of nitrogen, the chemical that gives creamy beers like Guinness a rich, tight head.

They began selling it at Luck about a year ago and have been marketing it to other locations as well.

“Thinking outside the box and playing around with stuff like that is a lot of fun,” Marta explains. “Coffee is a never ending educational journey.”

Soon, Noble Coyote Coffee Roasters will have the perfect space to show off their newest brews and whatever wacky concepts they brainstorm next.

The Spragues are opening a streetfront roasting location near Fair Park.

Inside, the space will be set up more like a brewery — perhaps a roastery? — than a coffee shop. It’ll be a place where neighbors can watch and learn about the roasting process and sample some of the brews

The location will be at 819 Exposition, and they hope to open in December.

—Brittany Nunn