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I have worn reading glasses since my freshman year of high school but was still shocked to learn that 81 percent of Americans wear corrective lenses of some sort. I guess being the window to the soul requires some outside support. Keeping tabs on the health of your vision is important. So I want to know . . . Source Do You Wear Glasses or Contacts? Yes. I wear glasses. Yes. I Read more
Even when the product is supposedly "disposable," you can always reuse it. Wise Bread shares awesome ways to reuse these 21 disposable products. It’s said that we live in a disposable society. But the word "disposable" is a misnomer. Disposable is considered throwaway, something you use once and dump, regardless of the life that may be left in it. As a frugal shopper with a concern for the Read more
iPad users wanting the power of desktop computing software on the go have a new app to add to their mobile arsenal, the photo editing tool Snapseed. At $5, Snapseed offers photo editing beyond basic "enhance" settings with the fun of the iPad's multi-touch functionality. The basic tools include auto correct, crop, white balance adjustment, and selective adjustment, which allows for more precise Read more
We are just beginning to understand how working on a computer all day long is detrimental to the body. From wrist pain to weight gain, staring at a screen all day long has been fingered as the culprit, and now it appears we can add eye problems to the list: nearsightedness is on the rise. Nearsightedness, clinically referred to as myopia, means that objects in close range appear normal, but Read more
Suffering from dry eyes and blurry vision, major league baseball player Brain McCann, catcher for the Atlanta Braves, was recently outfitted for glasses after having his eyes checked. While most of us don't depend on our peepers to track incoming curve balls, we all rely on our eyes for just about everything. This is why it is important to have your eyes checked regularly. The American Read more
