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Visual-Eyes Optometry Software

Visual-eyes is the premiere practice management software solution for the Eye Care Industry. Ease of use, stability of data, and thorough office integration have been our guiding principles from day one. This program was created from the ground up to promote efficiency in all areas of the optometric clinic.

Bathmaster affordable one day solution

BastMaster has been serving Canadian homeowners and commercial customers since 1989. We specialize in providing affordable one day solutions in reglazing of bathtubs, installation of bathtub liners , tub to shower conversions, bathtub replacement, large selection of high-end acrylic walls and sentrel natural stone walls.

Topkote Reglazing Products

Topkote Products offers a unique and proven 100% reliable tub and tile reglazing system. The system was developed from the ground up specifically for reglazing by reglazers. It is easy to learn and fast to use. You will save time and money on every job.

Eyetracker B2B

Eye-Tracker is a Business-to-Business (B2B) Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) interface linking eye care providers with suppliers.

Monday, December 9, 2013

Amazing Race Winners Jason and Amy : We're Still Speechless

Second is the best, right? After six runner-up finishes on The Amazing Race 23, Jason and Amy won the leg that mattered and the $1 million on Sunday's finale. "We definitely did not want to break the record of most second-place finishes!" Amy tells TVGuide . The couple ran a near-perfect final leg and had such a huge lead that "something would've had to have gone horribly wrong" for them to lose. Find out how far ahead they were, why they helped Travis and Nicole so much, and what they'll do with the money.

Congratulations! How does it feel now that everyone knows?

Amy:
Oh my goodness! It was such an unbelievable experience [watching the episode]. We had our family, our friends, and some of the cast was there. We had a mini-reunion this weekend. It really was such a special night to share with everyone.

Jason:
Having the cast fly in and watching the last episode just completed the whole experience of the Race. We really created great friendships with everyone on the Race. Having them support us meant a lot. I want to say a big "thank you" to them for that.


Source: tvguide

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Hour of Code hopes to teach kids a love of computer programming

An initiative backed by a star-studded ensemble that extends from POTUS to Shakira is encouraging students to try coding for an hour in honor of Computer Science Education Week.
That’s the goal of this year’s Computer Science Education Week’s (CSEW) initiative "Hour of Code," CSEW has been going on since 2009, but this year nonprofit Code took over and put the focus on getting kids interested in computer science. 

The nonprofit recruited the likes of President Obama, Ashton Kutcher, and Mark Zuckerberg to advocate kids spend one hour this week learning code, in hopes of spurring interest in a future increasingly interconnected with computer literacy.

Source: csmonitor


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Garth Brooks to tour in 2014

It’s official: Garth Brooks’ self-imposed hiatus from touring is over, and the country superstar will return to the road for a world tour in 2014, his first since he announced his plan to quit touring in 2001.

Brooks, 51, made the announcement Monday, Dec. 9, to “Good Morning America” host Robin Roberts while discussing his new eight-disc box set “Blame It All on My Roots,” which grew out of his four-year solo residency at the Wynn Encore Theatre in Las Vegas.

He gave no specifics of when the tour would start or how extensive it will be. But he’ll likely provide a preview of what’s to come when he returns to the Wynn in January for two shows with his full band. He also said he’ll be joined on the tour by his wife, singer Trisha Yearwood.

Source: latimes


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Peyton Manning , Matt Prater power Broncos by Titans into playoffs

Peyton Manning and Matt Prater were more about big numbers than the little one Sunday.
As in, an NFL-record 64-yard field goal to go along with 39 completions, 397 yards passing and, of course, 51 points.
That the temperature was only 18 degrees at kickoff and only 14 when Prater kicked his way to one of the most iconic records in the game felt more annoying than anything. Same for the opponent — the Tennessee Titans, who fought gamely for a half before falling 51-28 on Sunday to the Broncos, who clinched a playoff berth.
As for all those doubts about Manning's abilities in the cold: "I won't try to answer it because I didn't give it any validation in the first place," said the quarterback, who is now 4-7 in games where the temperature is 32 or below at kickoff.
Source: usatoday

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Grace Hopper , Amazing Grace of computer history, gets Google Doodle

Grace Hopper, known as "the first lady of software," is celebrated for her computer genius, with a Google Doodle on what would have been her 107th birthday.

The doodle would have been deeply appreciated by Grace Murray Hopper. She rose through the naval ranks to achieve the title of rear admiral. She was a pioneering Navy computer programmer who coined the term "bug" to describe computer woes.

When she retired in 1986, she was the nation's oldest active-duty military officer. She died Jan. 1, 1992, at age 85.


Hopper, who was nicknamed Amazing Grace, was co-inventor of the business-oriented programming language COBOL and was so key to the Navy's computer work that she stayed in uniform under year-to-year extensions long after the regular retirement age of 62 to work on the Navy's computer programs, according to a Los Angeles Times obituary.

Source: latimes

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Rudy Gay traded from Raptors to Kings

The Rudy Gay era in Toronto appears to be over.

According to multiple reports, the Raptors on Sunday agreed to ship the veteran swingman to the Sacramento Kings in a multi-player blockbuster swap, along with Quincy Acy and Aaron Gray.

In exchange, the Raptors will reportedly get Chuck Hayes, Greivis Vasquez, John Salmons and Patrick Patterson.

Yahoo! Sports reporter Adrian Wojnarowski first broke the news on Twitter Sunday night.
All three players involved in the deal for the Raptors were not in uniform ahead of their tilt with the L.A. Lakers, and the Raptors are expected to make the trade announcent Monday.
Raptors coach Dwane Casey couldn't reference the deal specifically before the game, as nothing is official,but had nothing but good things to say about Gay.

"Rudy is a prince of a guy. He's an athletic, dynamic wing player, he gets to the basket at will and can shoot the ball and handle the ball," Casey said. "We were using him in a drag situation, a pick-and-roll situation because he could see over the defence, and he was growing into that role and he was doing a better job.



Source: cbc

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'A work of complete fiction': History Channel's revamped

The first part in the History Channel's two-part miniseries , Bonnie & Clyde, aired on Sunday night , and it was at times a beautiful mess – at least according to the critics.

The miniseries , which stars Emile Hirst as Clyde Barrow and Holliday Grainger as Bonnie Parker , takes considerable liberties with historical accuracy, accoding to several reviews, casting Bonnie as a failed actress and Clyde as a criminal who can see into the future. The show – which Television Without Pity is careful to point out is not a direct remake of the 1967 film Bonnie & Clyde, starring Warren Beatty and Faye Dunaway – airs in three installments, culminating on Dec. 22. Below , a taste of what the critics have had to say about the show thusfar.

The Los Angeles Times was perhaps the most overt in its indictment of the show's factual foibles, writing that. “Historical accuracy shouldn't be the expectation of anybody watching Holliday Grainger and Emile Hirsch play Bonnie and Clyde. This pure entertainment.”



Source: nationalpost

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