eyeglasses News Archive

21-Mar-2009

 

  • iPhone porn goes 3D (AFP via Yahoo! News)
    IPhone lovers can use their hot devices to view steamy adult videos in 3D.


  • Your old eyeglasses can make a difference (Burlington Times-News)
    The local Sears Optical store is part of an effort to collect eyeglasses for people around the world. The store is collecting glasses for One Sight, a Luxottica Group Foundation that has provided free eye care and eyewear for over 6,654,310 people in over 35 countries.


  • Huntsville police blotter (The Huntsville Times)
    HUNTSVILLE, AL - Unless otherwise noted, the following incidents were reported to Huntsville police Thursday and Friday. In items with incomplete addresses, police withheld the information: North precinct ? Bonnell Drive: A TV of unlisted value and a bottle...


  • Getting a Tennessee Handgun Permit: How Hard Is It? (The Memphis Flyer)
    It's 9 p.m. on a Monday, and I'm standing in Bay 2 at Rangemaster. Impact-resistant eyeglasses cover my regular glasses, and foam-cushioned earmuffs dampen the sound of the pistols fired around me to a gentle POP POP POP ...


  • BSO Seeks Trio Of Armed Home Invaders (CBS4 Miami)
    The Broward Sheriff's Office is on the hunt for a trio of armed home invasion suspects with the help of a composite sketch of one of the bad guys. The sketch shows a white male, about 50-years old with silver hair, a thin build and silver colored eyeglasses. The man in the sketch was with two other men when they forced their way into John Hanley's Pompano Beach home, located in the 1200 block of ...


  • Kids prefer contact lenses to glasses to look better (The Times of India)
    WASHINGTON: Children wearing contact lenses feel better about their looks, their athletic abilities and acceptance by friends, than counterparts wearing glasses, researchers have said.


  • Steve Penn: Inaugural fundraiser aids Medicine Cabinet (The Kansas City Star)
    Georgia Buchanan, owner of All Pro Construction Co., served as an honorary co-chairwoman of the inaugural Pride of Kansas City Basketball Tip-Off Wednesday night at the Midland Theatre.


  • False Start on a Laser Remedy for Fungus (New York Times)
    A company has begun marketing its laser for use on toenail infections, even though it has not received clearance from the F.D.A.


  • EDDIE EYEGLASSES VISITS STUDENTS (Coshocton Tribune)
    Eddie eyeglasses visited the kindergarten through second-grade classes at Sacred Heart School on March 11. The Eddie eyeglasses program is sponsored by the local Lions Club. Eddie talked with the children about eye safety, the need for regular eye check-ups, the importance of wearing your eyeglasses, and about their collection and recycling of old pairs of eyeglasses.


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