eyeglasses News Archive

25-Mar-2008

 

  • 87-Year-Old Clearwater Man Missing Since Noon Monday (The Tampa Tribune)
    Pinellas County Sheriff's Office deputies hope someone can help them find an 87-year-old Clearwater man.


  • Unlike their body parts, his love is real ? what a dope he is (Orlando Sentinel)
    As a substitute teacher, I'm ticked off when I see students using iPods, cell phones and electronic games at school. Parents, teachers and administrators: Where are you? Enforce district policy, please. If you don't you will lose an excellent substitute.


  • Elderly Clearwater man vanishes after nine holes (St. Petersburg Times)
    CLEARWATER -- After accompanying his son and grandson while they played nine holes of golf, deputies said an elderly man went missing Monday, moments before he was supposed to join his visiting family for a clubhouse lunch. Pinellas sheriff's deputies...


  • From Crib to Cubicle, A Familiar Voice -- Our Own -- Reassures (WallStreet Journal via Yahoo! Finance)
    It's believed that people talk to themselves when alone so as not to appear nuts, but those of us in the cube farm know better. Self-chatter in the workplace tends to increase, research shows, with the complexity of tasks and when someone's having a bad day.


  • The new rules of consumer-driven health care (Money via Yahoo! Finance)
    Jason and Jean Jeffords of Bedford, N.H. pay about $240 a month for their health insurance, which they get through the small company that Jason works for. It's a pretty comprehensive package of benefits.


  • Take charge of your health care (CNN Money)
    Jason and Jean Jeffords of Bedford, N.H. pay about $240 a month for their health insurance, which they get through the small company that Jason works for. It's a pretty comprehensive package of benefits. Hospital stays? Check. Trips to the E.R.? Check.


  • World War II pilot coming home ? after 64 years (The Record)
    A World War II pilot from East Orange will finally be coming home ? 64 years after his plane disappeared over New Guinea. The remains of Lt. Arthur F. Eastman will be buried with full military honors at Arlington National Cemetery in September.


  • "The Chosen" shows diverse Jewish culture (Denver Post)
    "The Chosen" has always been a terrific young-adult novel for curious kids interested in exotic cultures and family drama. A dedicated team of faithful adapters created a wonderfully rich movie version of the book in 1981, and the emotion and intellectual depths of the story resonate through the decades.


  • Officially Launched FindOwnerSearch.com Makes Search for Brand . Information Easier and Faster Than Ever Before (InfoBolsa)
    Information Easier and Faster Than Ever Before 25/03/2008 11:30:00 Business Wire FindOwnerSearch.com, the easy to use website for finding brands and their owners, announces its official launch.


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