Rude Drivers are Thoughtless and Da... Nov 21, 2009
If a driver is having a hard time seeing without the bright lights on, she might consider talking with her eye doctor about different night time eye wear. Talking on a Cell Phone in the Car is Dangerous. (Suite101.com)
Airmen Help Improve Eyesight for Hundreds Jul 25, 2009
All eyes on total force Pacific Angel team. " Major Kemper said he has been impressed with team's performance and commitment to working with local authorities to help the East Timorese people. "We've been able to get a lot of good training, and the technicians have really stepped up and done an amazing job working over and above what they may have done at their home station," Major Kemper said. The operation has been a memorable one for all the members of the team, Sergeant Kapheim said. "The... (DOD DefenseLINK)
KING PANEL CLEANS PARK, OFFERS THANKS Jul 8, 2009
The eye wear distorts vision to mimic the perception of a drunk person. Pine Bluff Commercial/Erin France. (Pine Bluff Commercial, AR)
Medical mission May 21, 2009
314 million people visually impaired worldwide Of these 45 million are blind Around 85% of visually impaired people live in developing countries Cataracts are leading cause of blindness About 85% of cases avoidable Corrective eye wear could give normal vision to more than 12 million children Source: World Health Organization. There are similar facilities throughout the island as well as dozens of eye surgery centres which the Cubans have opened across the Americas and parts of Africa. (BBC News -- Health)
Huggies maker prepared for swine flu Apr 28, 2009
Irving-based Kimberly-Clark (NYSE: KMB) sells surgical masks, gloves, protective eye wear and other emergency medical supplies that have the potential to become stock pile needs for health care facilities that are dealing with issues of treatment and prevention because of the international alert over the swine flu. Health care facilities can go to the Web site to access information about what protective equipment may be needed to protect health care workers and patients. (Dallas Business Journal, TX)
