eyeglasses News Archive

19-Nov-2008

 

  • Drag racing trial under way (Coeur d'Alene Press)
    COEUR d'ALENE -- Attorneys for two defendants accused of racing their cars down Kathleen Avenue argued Tuesday that the woman who was struck by one of the vehicles caused the fatal accident.


  • Mirror, Mirror: What a gallery of good, 'imperfect' bodies has to say (Philly.com)
    I love clothes. But I often can't say the same about this hippy body of mine that shuns skinny jeans and ultra-miniskirts.


  • Olympian facelift transfigures Black Sea resort (International Herald Tribune)
    In July 2007, Sochi, a Russian resort on the Black Sea, was awarded the 2014 Winter Olympics, and in the year since, bureaucrats and investors have flocked to the city.


  • No body? No problem in nearly 300 murder prosecutions (The Providence Journal)
    Trying two men for killing Joseph P. ?Joe Onions? Scanlon without the victim?s body was unique in Rhode Island but not elsewhere.


  • No body? No problem in nearly 300 murder prosecutions (The Providence Journal)
    PROVIDENCE ? When Andrew F. Merola and Nicholas S. Pari were charged with assassinating Joseph P. ?Joe Onions? Scanlon 30 years ago, their lawyers cried foul.


  • Menno Scouts Collect Food, Eyeglasses (Yankton Press & Dakotan)
    MENNO ? On Oct. 25, Cub Scout Pack 191 of Menno participated in Scouting for Food and Sight, which was part of a nationwide BSA campaign to help the needy and assist the Lion's Club with their eyeglass collection goals.


  • Mirror, Mirror: What a gallery of good, 'imperfect' bodies has to say (The Philadelphia Inquirer)
    I love clothes. But I often can't say the same about this hippy body of mine that shuns skinny jeans and ultra-miniskirts. Susan Olson, a Seattle-based photographer Rosanne Olson, corrects that view of womens' bodies.


  • Buck Stretcher: Prescription eyeglasses for $8? (Post-Bulletin)
    Go to www.zennioptical.com. With hundreds of frames to choose from, you just click on the image of the ones you might be interested in, ranging from $8 to $40.


  • Safilo Falls Most Since IPO on Lowered Forecasts (Update1) (Bloomberg)
    Nov. 17 (Bloomberg) -- Safilo Group SpA fell the most in Milan trading since going public in 2005 as Deutsche Bank AG and Citibank Inc. advised selling the stock after the maker of frames for eyeglasses cut forecasts for the second time in four months.


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