eyeglasses News Archive

16-Nov-2008

 

  • Recycle-O-Rama casts wide net on what can be reused (Daily Herald)
    Warren-Newport Public Library and the Solid Waste Agency of Lake County celebrated America Recycles Day Saturday by holding a Recycle-O-Rama.


  • Legacy Entertainment's Atari-style joystick isn't as old as it looks (Engadget)
    Filed under: Gaming , Peripherals There are plenty of reasons to return to the classics: maybe they're better than the currents, maybe it's an ironic move (like listening to Kajagoogoo and wearing giant eyeglasses), or maybe you're just aged and yearning for old-timey days. Regardless, Legacy Entertainment's classic controller looks exactly like an Atari joystick, but it's Windows / ...


  • RETAIL WATCH: Sports bar is place to wallow with 'Pigs (The Morning Call)
    The pins are falling again in the building that used to be Boulevard Lanes at 702 Union Blvd. in Allentown. There's much more than bowling now.


  • COULD BE SPECTACULAR... (The Indiana Gazette)
    Members of the Indiana Lions club, from left, Bill Mechling and Phil Chiodo, and owner Michael Minich of the Bowser Minich Funeral Home, prepare for the Lions' annual collection of eyeglasses for people with vision problems.


  • Burglars loot shop but miss a gem: John Lennon's old spectacles (San Jose Mercury News)
    His eyewear store in a San Rafael mall was ransacked and some $200,000 in cash and merchandise stolen, but optometrist Hermann Dungs was upbeat: Burglars missed his most valuable item ? a pair of John Lennon's eyeglasses.


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