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Glasses, also known as eyeglasses or spectacles, are frames bearing lenses worn in front of the eyes. They are normally used for vision correction. Safety glasses are a kind of eye protection against flying debris or against visible and near visible light or radiation. Sunglasses allow better vision in bright daylight, and may protect one's eyes against damage from high levels of ultraviolet light. Specialized glasses may be used for viewing specific visual information. Sometimes glasses are worn simply for aesthetic or fashion purposes.

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Do You Struggle at the Computer?

Photo by Anne Worner on Flickr

Do you struggle at the computer because you are on it 8 hours or more a day and those progressive lenses just don’t seem to work. They are called Near Variable Focus Lenses. Unlike progressives which give you distance on the top of the lenses and slowly progressing to your near prescription towards the lower portion of the lens-hence they are called progressive lenses-these Near Variable Focus Lenses are made... Unlike progressives, they are made so that you do not have to raise your chin and drop your eyes to find the portion you would like to read. As you are looking straight on to the computer the whole upper portion of the lens give you full clarity and as you lower your eyes you will be able to read fully.

[via Eye Care & Surgery Center NJ Bladeless LASIK Laser Cataract Surgeon Blog]

Doctor Fuckwit Diagnoses…

Photo by .imelda on Flickr

I went for an eye test. So my employer must, by law, fund regular eye examinations. So, Friday found me sat in my employers nominated high-street-chain of opticians. Armed with a copy of my last (six year old) eyeglass prescription, I waited. I hate waiting. With my age and family history, I was to be subjected to new screenings for illnesses I do not understand. I was then sent to the Eye Doctor for an in-depth examination. The Optician agreed without any issue. He then set up an ultra-HD-camera to take a photograph of my retinae.

[via justanotherdrunk's Blog]

[03/17/16, via Daily Mail]
Hibernian manager Alan Stubbs' blind fury with referee... who booked Mark Oxley for timewasting after the goalkeeper had lost a contact lens during Scottish Cup tie Hibs boss Alan Stubbs has accused referee Stephen Finnie of a damaging lack of communication after goalkeeper Mark Oxley was ruled out of next month's Scottish Cup semi-final against Dundee United. Oxley was booked for timewasting as the Easter Road side ... [...]

[03/17/16, via Yahoo Finance]
HOYA Introduces All-New Sensity Light Reactive Lenses in Asia Pacific Wouldn't it be great to have just one pair of glasses for all climates, all seasons, and all light conditions? HOYA is proud to announce its latest innovation in photochromic lenses -- HOYA Sensity. Light reactive lenses that provide unparalleled ... [...]

[03/17/16, via The Sun Chronicle]
Behind the Lens: A world obsessed with seflies This is a once-a-month feature about photography trends. Prior to the advent of photography in the 1800s, people would sit for hours to have their portraits painted. History would be recorded by drawings. But photography brought about the possibility of ... [...]

[03/16/16, via The Seattle Times]
Reader’s Lens | Rattlesnake Lake reflections Photographer’s description: “On the way back from taking night shots near Cle Elum, I stopped by Rattlesnake Lake and was pleased to find stars in the sky and beautiful reflections in the lake. Just got lucky being at the right place at the right time ... [...]

[03/17/16, via Today]
The arts, through an unexpected lens What happens when quantum theories meet the performing arts? That’s the question that visitors to the NUS (National University of Singapore) Arts Festival 2016 will face. In partnership with the university’s Centre for Quantum Technologies (CQT), the ... [...]