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Best of SoCal TV Presents: Life in the Fast Lane

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Best of SoCal TV Presents: Life in the Fast Lane











Best of SoCal TV airs Friday morning, May 18, 2012 at 6:00 am Pacific Time.

Los Angeles, CA (PRWEB) May 17, 2012

Adrian Brody will be one of many celebrities featured in this week’s edition of the Best of SoCal TV, set to air 6am Friday morning on KCOP television in Los Angeles.

Viewers will get to see a behind-the-scenes look at a day at the races, as celebrities and race enthusiasts alike jump behind the wheel and get the adrenaline pumping.

While featuring famed Actor Adrian Brody behind the wheel he is quoted as saying, “I still get into it,” as a reference to actually speed racing in the Toyota Pro/Celebrity Race.

Host Cathea Walters takes you on a adventure ride at Toyota Grand Prix & Air Combat USA… while Beril Akcay takes you on a flying ride through the skies of Southern California through the world of private jets.

Get a birds-eye view of a high-flying, fast-riding lifestyle so many of us are only able to view from the outside.

Best of SoCal TV airs Friday morning, May 18, 2012 at 6:00 am Pacific Time. Set your alarms (or DVRs) for fun!

Best of SoCal TV is a TV series showcasing the BEST Southern California has to offer. Log on to http://www.bestofsocaltv.com for more information.























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DON?T EAT CAT: New Byliner Fiction by Jess Walter

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DON’T EAT CAT: New Byliner Fiction by Jess Walter












San Francisco, CA (PRWEB) April 02, 2012

In this brilliantly entertaining send-up of zombie lit, Edgar Award winner and National Book Award finalist Jess Walter offers a twist on America’s favorite monster: You don’t have to be dead to be a zombie after all. In his just released Byliner e-book, Don’t Eat Cat, Walter creates a postapocalyptic nightmare that is as sidesplitting as it is moving—and all the more damning because it’s so recognizable.

“I began Don’t Eat Cat as a way to poke fun at the literary world’s fascination with postapocalyptic stories—especially zombies. I had in mind that the story would make this point: that people always think they’re living in the apocalypse,” says Walter. “But of course I got all caught up in the zombie-ness of the story—and no wonder. All that primal hunger and lurching horror, that hopeless fatalism, that indescructible want. They’re a bottomless lake of metaphor—for mortality, for sickness, for desire. It’s no wonder zombies are crack for writers.”

Set in the year 2040, amid rolling epidemics, economic collapses, ozone tumors, genetic piracy, and an Arizona border war, Don’t Eat Cat is the story of Owen, a guy who just wants to forget the results of his recent full-body scan with a grande soy latte before going to work in Seattle’s food/finance district. The world has gone straight to hell, and the most horrifying part of it is that not a damn thing has changed: You still have to go to work, you still don’t have a girlfriend, and, unbelievably, the line at the Starbucks Financial still stretches on forever. Why? Because there’s a zombie working behind the counter, an addict of a club drug that causes its users to become aggressive, milk-pale, dead-eyed dimwits with an appetite for rodents and house pets—cats in particular (and, in very, very rare cases, humans).

When Owen finally makes it to the head of the line, the afflicted barista’s people skills falter under pressure and he mauls the store manager. It’s the first documented zombie attack in months, and it sets the sim-tweets buzzing, ultimately ending in a vigilante killing. As for Owen, he gets more than a free latte out of the incident: He’s forced to confront the brokenness of his present life by venturing into the past. With the help of a private investigator, he heads into Seattle’s Zombie Town to search for the only woman he has ever loved.

In Don’t Eat Cat, some highs are better than a lifetime of being human.

Jess Walter is the author of Citizen Vince, The Zero, The Financial Lives of the Poets, and the forthcoming Beautiful Ruins, which will be published by HarperCollins in June. Praised by the New York Times as “a ridiculously talented writer,” he has won the Edgar Award for mystery writing and been named a finalist for the National Book Award. A former journalist, Walter lives in Spokane, Washington. Don’t Eat Cat is his first zombie story.

Byliner publishes compelling works of original fiction and nonfiction written to be read in a single sitting. Among its bestselling titles are Amy Tan’s Rules for Virgins, Jon Krakauer’s Three Cups of Deceit, Ann Patchett’s The Getaway Car, Rachel Corbett’s A Killing in Iowa, Taylor Branch’s The Cartel, Margaret Atwood’s I’m Starved for You, and Mark Bittman’s Cooking Solves Everything. The companion website, Byliner.com, features curated archives of the best fiction and nonfiction writing and allows readers to easily find, share, and buy new and classic stories by their favorite authors.

Don’t Eat Cat is available for 99 cents as a Kindle Single at Amazon, a Quick Read at Apple’s iBookstore, a Nook Snap at Barnesandnoble.com, and at Kobo.

For an Advance Reader Copy or to schedule an interview with Jess Walter, please contact Clare Hertel at clare(at)byliner(dot)com; 505-474-6783.





















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Bright New Grand Opening Banner Designs from DPSBanners.com

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Bright New Grand Opening Banner Designs from DPSBanners.com











Grand Opening Vinyl Banner Sign


Glendale, CA (PRWEB) November 07, 2011

Digital Pre Press Services, Inc. is proud to announce their new line of premade grand opening vinyl banner designs now available on their site, DPSBanners.com. Companies will find a large selection of advertising signs that display the message “Grand Opening” in multiple different ways; there are banner signs to fit every niche.

DPS makes it easy for companies to order their new line of premade grand opening signs. Where most companies have strict minimum order requirements, DPS banners has none. A company can order as little as one and as many as they would like. This freedom in ordering allows small business the ability to get what they need without extending the budget.

The new line of DPS grand opening vinyl banner premade sign designs incorporates bright, fun, eye-catching colors. This design tactic is suited perfectly for grabbing attention quick and making a bold statement. New companies having a grand opening event need bold, bright and attracting signs and displays to let people know they are there. Without these signs, the new business location would get passed by and missed.

Companies with multiple locations will benefit from a grand opening premade design from DPS banners because all DPS vinyl banners can be reused multiple times due to their high quality material and construction. Most premade designs such as grand opening banners do not include any specific information so they are applicable to any grand opening event. Those companies who need more detail or sale incorporation can also choose from grand opening sale banners where the percentage off value can be edited to what the company needs.

For a full line of grand opening banners from Digital Pre Press Services, Inc. please visit http://www.dpsbanners.com/products/19/grand-opening-banners-sgns-vinyl-full-color/

About Digital Pre-Press Services, Inc.:    

Founded in 1996, Digital Pre-Press Services, Inc. is visible online at DPSBanners.com and on location in Glendale, California. The company provides simple, affordable and professionally designed banners that can be personalized and customized exclusively online. Through the site, DPS has a wide array of products including banner stands, window clings, car magnets, retractable banner stands, sidewalk signs, pre-designed banners and more.

Contact:

Digital Pre-Press Services, Inc.

Toll Free (888) 790-2665

Local (818) 240-2004

Fax (818) 240-3456

http://www.dpsbaners.com

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Northeastern Eye Institute Gives Free Glasses or Contact Lenses to Pennsylvania Flood Victims

Posted by on October 9, 2011 1 comment

Northeastern Eye Institute Gives Free Glasses or Contact Lenses to Pennsylvania Flood Victims










Scranton, PA (PRWEB) September 22, 2011

Northeastern Eye Institute, the leading provider of comprehensive eye care in northeastern Pennsylvania, has pledged to provide free eye care and corrective lenses to those impacted by the recent flooding.

“Losing your home, clothes and possessions to flooding is devastating enough,” says Dr. William Jordan, Jr., an NEI ophthalmologist, “but few people appreciate what it’s like to lose your glasses or contact lenses as well. Our family grew up enjoying the shores of the Susquehanna and so we want to help as much as we can. ”

Northeastern Eye Institute has pledged to offer free refractions, the portion of an eye exam that determines the eyeglass prescription, to those who live in the affected areas. Replacement single vision or bifocal eyeglasses or a two-month supply of daily disposables contact lenses will also be provided.

Both new and existing patients of Northeastern Eye Institute will be eligible for the Flood Relief Effort. Appointments will be made available on Saturday, October 1st in the Tunkhannock, Pittston, Main Street Wilkes-Barre and Laurel Mall offices.

To take part in the relief program, people from eligible regions should call Northeastern Eye Institute at 1-800-334-2233 on or before September 28, 2011 and be sure to state that you are calling for the Flood Relief Program. Availability will be on a first come, first served basis. Additional information is available on the Northeastern Eye Institute website at http://www.neivision.com.

“Northeastern Eye Institute has been serving the community since 1984,” Dr. Jordan stated, “In this time of need, we’re proud to be able to give something back.”

About Northeastern Eye Institute.

Established in 1984, the Northeastern Eye Institute has grown to become the leading provider of comprehensive eye care services in northeastern Pennsylvania.

Today, the Northeastern Eye Institute has 19 conveniently located offices throughout northeastern Pennsylvania, plus an outstanding team of 35 eye doctors trained and experienced in dealing with almost every major vision issue.

Together, they provide the highest level of eye care and service available in the Scranton, Wilkes-Barre, Hazleton and northeastern Pennsylvania region.

Media Contact: Maggie Jordan

Northeastern Eye Institute

200 Mifflin Avenue, Scranton, PA

1-570-342-3145

mjordan(at)ne-eye(dot)com

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EyeClick Sets Sail with Viking Line Cruises

Posted by on September 3, 2011 1 comment

EyeClick Sets Sail with Viking Line Cruises













EyePlay thrills young passengers aboard cruise ships


(PRWEB) August 09, 2011

Viking Line, a family-friendly cruise line, installed six EyePlay virtual gaming systems aboard ships during July 2011. Viking Line sails the Baltic Sea between Finland, Sweden and Estonia and offers an array of activities for the entire family including live entertainment, dancing, casino games and world class dining options. The colorfully painted kid zone areas of the ships have a selection of games such as pinball and gaming consoles. EyePlay was also installed in the kid zones aboard the six ships as a unique and sea worthy amusement.

EyePlay is a full blown virtual playground that allows children to activate colorful sounds and graphics projected onto the floor. Multiple kids can play games like soccer or pop the balloon with this safe, hands-free platform. It is an excellent entertainment solution for cruise ships as there are no parts that can shift when sailing. Additionally, EyePlay is tamper-proof, therefore pieces of the system can’t be broken or go missing.

“EyePlay was an excellent entertainment solution for kids aboard Viking Line cruises,” shared Tom Lågvall, Producer at Viking Line. “Multiple children can play at once plus there are no parts to move, break or get lost aboard the ships. We have had such a great response from passengers, that we have plans to add an interactive floor to the lobby to welcome, inform and amuse guests of all ages!”

About EyeClick – EyeClick Ltd. specializes in creating inventive products that transform designated spaces into magical experiences. The company’s EyePlay™, EyeStep™, EyeWall™, EyeTouch™, and EyeBoard™ products open up a world of possibilities to engage audiences in out-of-home locations. EyeClick has helped leading brands, from Samsung and Volvo to NASA and GE, transform their floors, walls and window areas into spectacular interactive displays that leave a long-lasting impression on visitors. EyeClick gives designers, hospitals, event planners, retailers, media companies and other organizations the ability to showcase rich interactive digital content in public spaces, including family entertainment centers, medical centers, museums, malls, airports and chain stores.

Viking Line – Step on board the Red Ships and discover a world without Mondays. Besides luxury and glamour at affordable prices, they offer travelers every day and night the best live entertainment and artists on the Baltic Sea. They can try their luck in the casino playing games from roulette to one armed bandits. Enjoy good wines, cocktails and champagne, have a perfect dinner, dance their legs tired, disco all night long – everything is possible. Welcome to the Viking World!

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EyeCare America’s “EyeRide for Sight” Cyclists Arrive in Washington, D.C.

Posted by on July 31, 2011 1 comment

EyeCare America’s “EyeRide for Sight” Cyclists Arrive in Washington, D.C.











EyeCare America’s EyeRide for Sight cyclists, Ben Leigh, Fred Mahon, Alex Galvin and Tom McClellan (l-r), arrive in Washington, D.C.


San Francisco, CA (Vocus) July 7, 2008

EyeCare America’s EyeRide for Sight cyclists arrived in Washington, D.C. on Thursday, July 3rd completing their 3,000 mile journey across the United States. The transcontinental ride was intended to educate the public about eye disease and preventable blindness in the United States and raise funds to support the organization’s efforts to save sight. Funds raised by the ride will allow EyeCare America to provide free medical and surgical eye care to someone in need within the United States.

The four cyclists began their journey at EyeCare America’s headquarters in San Francisco on May 7, 2008. The completion of their journey will be celebrated with a press conference and at the Maryland House of Delegates in Annapolis, Maryland on July 10th in partnership with the Maryland Society of Eye Physicians and Surgeons. To date, the team raised more than a half a million dollars. For every $ 25 raised, EyeCare America is able to provide free medical eye care to someone in need within the U.S. To make a donation to EyeRide for Sight, log on to http://www.eyecareamerica.org and click on the “EyeRide for Sight” logo.

“EyeCare America is one of the largest public service programs in the U.S. to offer access to medical and surgical eye care at no cost,” said Richard P. Mills, MD, ophthalmologist and Chair of EyeCare America. “Through the EyeRide for Sight, we hope to get the message out to medically underserved communities that EyeCare America can help save their sight.”

In fact, over 90% of the care provided through the program has no cost to the patients. In addition, EyeCare America provides tens of thousands of people each year with free eye health educational materials. Since 1985, EyeCare America has provided over 1 million people with sight-saving services and resources.

In Washington, D.C. alone, EyeCare America has helped approximately 1,000 people. The District is also home to approximately 30 volunteer ophthalmologists who provide medical eye care at no cost to the patient.

The EyeRide for Sight cycling team, led by Tom McClellan of Gloucestershire, South West England, is made up of four cyclists including McClellan, Alex Galvin, Ben Leigh, and Fred Mahon and two support team members Ben Hodge and Oliver Lombard. The team is traveling 3,000 mile across the United States over the course of two months to raise awareness about eye disease and EyeCare America’s services.

“We are excited to work with EyeCare America in order to help raise awareness about eye disease and preventable blindness,” said Tom McClellan, lead cyclist for EyeRide for Sight. “We hope that our bike ride across the United States will encourage others to give the gift of sight by telling a friend or loved one about the program or making a donation to save the sight of someone in need.”

For more than 20 years, EyeCare America has provided free eye health educational materials and access to medical eye care at no out-of-pocket cost, for those who qualify. For information and to determine eligibility, the public can call 800-222-EYES (3937) tool-free, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year.

To support the ride, EyeCare America has launched a new microsite http://www.eyecareamerica.org/eyeride.cfm where the public can learn about the cyclists through videos, photos and weekly blog updates and follow their path as they journey across the United States using an interactive map.

Visitors to the site can also make a donation to support EyeCare America’s various eye care programs for seniors, glaucoma, diabetes, AMD and children. Individuals who donate $ 25 or more will receive a FREE EyeRide for Sight wristband as a gift for their contribution. For more information, visit http://www.eyecareamerica.org.

Sponsors and partners for the EyeRide for Sight include: Pfizer Ophthalmics, Knights Templar Eye Foundation, Inc., California Academy of Eye Physicians and Surgeons, Colorado Society of Eye Physicians and Surgeons, Florida Society of Ophthalmology, Georgia Society of Ophthalmology, Illinois Association of Ophthalmology, Kansas Society of Eye Physicians and Surgeons, Kentucky Academy of Eye Physicians and Surgeons, Maryland Society of Eye Physicians & Surgeons, Missouri Society of Eye Physicians and Surgeons, Nevada Ophthalmological Society, Utah Ophthalmology Society, Virginia Society of Ophthalmology and Clif Bar.

About EyeCare America

Established in 1985, EyeCare America, the public service program of the Foundation of the American Academy of Ophthalmology, is committed to the preservation of sight, accomplishing its mission through public service and education. EyeCare America provides eye care services to the medically underserved and for those at increased risk for eye disease through its corps of 7,000 volunteer ophthalmologists dedicated to serving their communities. More than 90 percent of the care made available is provided at no out-of-pocket cost to the patients. EyeCare America includes programs for seniors, glaucoma, diabetes, AMD and children, and is the largest program of its kind in American medicine. Since its inception, EyeCare America has helped nearly 1 million people. EyeCare America is a non-profit program whose success is made possible through charitable contributions from individuals, foundations and corporations. More information can be found at: http://www.eyecareamerica.org

MEDIA CONTACT: Lauren Vance, Communications Specialist for EyeCare America – Phone: 415-447-0284, Cell: 415-963-1799, lvance @ aao.org

NOTE TO EDITORS AND PRODUCERS: High-resolution images and interviews with EyeCare America spokespeople, physicians and patients available upon request.

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LASIK Information Website Appoints Dry Eye Specialist Robert Latkany, M.D. as Editorial Advisor for Dry Eyes

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LASIK Information Website Appoints Dry Eye Specialist Robert Latkany, M.D. as Editorial Advisor for Dry Eyes











North Andover, Massachusetts (PRWEB) April 24, 2007

The LASIK eye surgery information and patient education website http://www.seewithlasik.com is pleased to announce that it has appointed New York City dry eye specialist Robert Latkany, M.D. as its Editorial Advisor for Dry Eyes. “The appointment of Dr. Latkany is extremely important so that our efforts to provide eye care consumers reliable and useful information about the diagnosis and treatment of dry eyes, practical approaches to living with dry eye syndrome and what to expect in terms of help for dry eyes is readily available to our visitors,” said Katherine Carlisle, a Managing Partner of SeeWithLASIK.com.

Robert Latkany, M.D. is a Board Certified Ophthalmologist and specialist in Corneal and External Disease of the eye such as dry eye problems. He is the Founder and Director of the Dry Eye Clinic at the New York Eye and Ear Infirmary in Manhattan and the Center for Ocular Tear Film Disorders in New York City and White Plains which are dedicated to treating dry eye disorders and conducting research on dry eyes.

Dr. Latkany is the author of “The Dry Eye Remedy-The Complete Guide to Restoring the Health and Beauty of Your Eyes”(Hatherleigh Press) (http://www.dryeyeremedy.com)], a consumer friendly book offering dry eye sufferers simple and practical approaches to minimize or eliminate dry eye discomfort, reduce redness and wrinkles from dry eyes and improve overall eye health.

“Dry eye problems are among the most common complaints that eye care practioners are faced with each day. Having access to leading edge dry eye information from Dr. Latkany through his real world clinical expertise as relayed in The Dry Eye Remedy will help patients find answers in an informed manner,” said Ms. Carlisle.

SeeWithLASIK.com is an objective patient information and education website containing material that will assist patients in making informed decisions about LASIK, Lens Replacement Surgery and Lens Implants. This website is useful for those who are interested in learning about LASIK, Cataracts or Presbyopia Correcting Lens Implant procedures, how to select a LASIK surgeon , the risks, benefits and complications of LASIK surgery as compared to contact lenses, as well dry eyes and their treatment.

In order to provide consumers with the most unbiased information, unlike many websites offering information about LASIK Surgery, SeeWithLASIK.com does not accept funding, support or advertising from pharmaceutical, medical device, laser or lens implant companies.

CONTACT:

Katie Carlisle, The Medical Management Services Group, L.L.C.

978-470-8217, or fax, 978-470-8218, or email, KTmmsg @ aol.com

Adina Barbara, Laser & Corneal Surgery Associates, P.C.

212-832-2020, or email, ABarbara @ lasiknyc.com

SOURCE The Medical Management Services Group, L.L.C.

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EyeCare America Partners with National Eye Institute During May’s Healthy Vision Month

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EyeCare America Partners with National Eye Institute During May’s Healthy Vision Month











EyeCare Volunteer Ophthalmologist Exams Patient

San Francisco, CA (Vocus) May 6, 2009

EyeCare America honors Healthy Vision Month in May by encouraging people to get an eye exam during this national campaign, in partnership with the National Eye Institute. A recent study by the National Eye Institute found that more than 11 million Americans have common vision problems. While this number may sound alarming, the good news is that common vision problems can be detected through a comprehensive dilated eye exam and can often be corrected or treated.

Getting a comprehensive dilated eye exam is a painless procedure that can detect common vision problems and eye diseases, many of which have no early warning signs. Make sure your vision is the best it can be. Take action and call for an eye exam today. EyeCare America, the public service program of the Foundation of the American Academy of Ophthalmology, provides eye care to medically underserved individuals through a pool of over 7,000 volunteer ophthalmologists dedicated to serving their communities.

To see if you are eligible to be matched with a volunteer ophthalmologist, call EyeCare America’s Seniors EyeCare Program 800-222-EYES (3937), helpline operates 24/7, year round. For more information, visit http://www.eyecareamerica.org.

Healthy vision can help keep you safe when you are driving behind the wheel, participating in sports, or taking part in recreational activities. It can also help to ensure that you maintain a healthy and active lifestyle well into your golden years.

Your eyes are an important part of your health. Take care of them so you can be confident you are seeing your best. Schedule an eye exam today.

The Seniors EyeCare Program is designed for people who:

    Are age 65 and older
    Are US citizens or legal residents
    Have not seen an ophthalmologist in three or more years
    Do not belong to an HMO or the VA

Eyeglasses, medicines, hospital services and fees of other medical professionals are not included.

About EyeCare America

Established in 1985, EyeCare America, the public service program of the Foundation of the American Academy of Ophthalmology, is committed to the preservation of sight, accomplishing its mission through public service and education. EyeCare America provides eye care services to the medically underserved and for those at increased risk for eye disease through its corps of 7,000 volunteer ophthalmologists dedicated to serving their communities. More than 90 percent of the care made available is provided at no out-of-pocket cost to the patients. EyeCare America includes programs for seniors, glaucoma, diabetes, AMD and children, and is the largest program of its kind in American medicine. Since its inception, EyeCare America has helped more than 1 million people. EyeCare America is a non-profit program whose success is made possible through charitable contributions from individuals, foundations and corporations. More information can be found at: http://www.eyecareamerica.org.

MEDIA CONTACT: Allison Neves, Director of EyeCare America Communications – 415.561.8518

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North Shore Eye Care Announces Comprehensive Dry Eye Treatment Services

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North Shore Eye Care Announces Comprehensive Dry Eye Treatment Services










(PRWEB) July 17, 2011

North Shore Eye Care, a leading eye care provider in the North East, is now offering complete dry eye services, including advanced testing and a wide range of the treatment options. Now utilizing the TearLab® Osmolarity System, the physicians at North Shore Eye Care provide patients with precise information about the quality of their tears and progression of dry eye syndrome. With this quantified information, they are able to prescribe the most effective treatment available.

North Shore Eye Care has been serving Long Island communities for 50 years, and is regarded as one of the nation’s most reputable eye care centers. The physicians specialize in LASIK surgeries, and also provide complete vision care including treatment of blepharitis, glaucoma, and dry eye. Their commitment to using the most advanced technology, has allowed them to offer some of the best care for dry eye, one of the most under-diagnosed vision disorders.

The TearLab® Osmolarity System is considered one of the most advanced methods for the diagnosis of dry eye, and has received widespread recognition, including the Medical Design Excellence Award. The physicians at North Shore Eye Care prescribe a well-rounded approach to dry eye treatment, and offer solutions such as artificial tears, Restasis®, punctal plugs, and dietary and environmental modifications. Individuals who are interested in learning more about dry eye disease, including its diagnosis and treatment, are encouraged to contact the vision professionals at North Shore Eye Care.

North Shore Eye Care serves communities throughout Long Island, including both Suffolk and Nassau Counties.

Call (631) 265-8780 to schedule an appointment with one of the experienced eye care specialists at North Shore Eye Care.

For further information, visit http://www.nseye.com or email surgery(at)nseye(dot)com.

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See Eye to Eye, LLC Announces the Latest in Cosmetic Accessories

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See Eye to Eye, LLC Announces the Latest in Cosmetic Accessories










(PRWEB) August 22, 2005

The see eye-to-eye 007™ cosmetic frame utilizes a patented rotating lens system that allows women to clearly see one eye at a time while applying make-up or inserting contact lenses.

Designed and patented by William Habacker, the see eye-to-eye 007™ cosmetic frame consist of an optical quality frame with a single movable lens hinged at the bridge, which can be rotated back and forth from one eye to the other. When positioned in front of one eye and while looking through the single lens, eye make-up can easily be applied to the opposite uncovered eye. When the application of eye make-up is complete on the first eye, the lens can then be rotated to the other side to complete make-up application to the second eye.

“I have to confess, it was my frustration level at not being able to see to apply eye make-up like I use to that was the inspiration behind the development of the product,” says Debbie Grey Habacker, President of See Eye to Eye, LLC / Sunblade USA. “It can be so frustrating for women who cannot see to try and apply make-up or insert contact lenses. If you wear glasses you can’t see without them to put on make-up and you can’t put on your eye makeup with them on. It is a definitely a catch-22. see eye-to-eye 007™ eliminates this frustration.”

The see eye-to-eye 007™ is currently offered in three magnifying powers, +2.00, +3.00 and +4.00. However, if one of our three standard powers does not meet a customer’s need, she may also have her local eye care professional fit her specifically with a customized prescription since we use only high quality optical frames and polycarbonate rimless lenses. If uncertain which power is needed, a vision chart is available to help determine the proper power. Vision charts are available by mail, by calling 1-866-733-2393 toll free, or by downloading from the website at http://www.see-eye-to-eye.com. Each elegant see eye-to-eye 007™ comes complete with a small matching hard-sided carrying case, cleaning cloth and instructions for proper care and usage.

“With the ever-growing aging female population, there is definitely a need for products of this type, and there was nothing on the market with the quality I was looking for or that worked the way I wanted it to so we designed and developed our own,” states Ms. Grey Habacker. “Applying make-up, inserting contact lenses, or handling any necessary precision grooming such as tweezing brows couldn’t be easier. After all, we may be getting older, but we don’t want to look older and women are purchasing our cosmetic frames because there is nothing available of this quality on the market that can be used both at home and away.”

The See Eye to Eye division of See Eye to Eye, LLC / Sunblade USA is focused on helping women with visual assistance problems find solutions in the area of cosmetic application and contact lens insertion. Both the see eye-to-eye 007™ cosmetic frame and its sister model, the more basic Eye See Me, meet the needs of most women having these issues. “There are limited visual assistance products in the optical industry that address this need and few products are available in the cosmetics industry, mostly magnifying mirrors which many times are not as reliable or convenient,” stated Debbie Grey Habacker.

The Eye See Me cosmetic frame made its official debut on the QVC shopping channel on May 4, 2005 at 3:00 pm EST.

The Sunblade USA division offers unique alternative eyewear and sunglasses for the fashion and sports minded individual for men, women and children including the latest in collectible fashion eyewear … the Bat Blade inspired by the movie, “Batman Begins.” Sunblade Specs can also be seen each week on the new SCI-FI hit series, “Master Blasters.”

For more information or to order, the see eye-to-eye 007™ cosmetic frame simply call 1-866-733-2393 or visit us on the web at http://www.see-eye-to-eye.com. For additional information regarding the Sunblade product line visit us at http://www.sunbladeusa.com. Batman Fans can visit us at http://www.batblade.com.

See Eye to Eye, LLC / Sunblade USA is currently seeking additional distribution channels and welcomes inquiries.

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