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		<title>Cheap Spectacles Supplier www.spex4less.com Launches a New Rimless Range at Amazing Prices with Outstanding Strength and Quality</title>
		<link>http://www.econtactlensworld.com/Cheap_Spectacles_Supplier_www.spex4less.com_Launches_a_New_Rimless_Range_at_Amazing_Prices_with_Outstanding_Strength_and_Quality/content/35133</link>
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		<description><![CDATA[Mark Bowden M.B.C.O.O (Spex4less Optician) explains, "It has been a long hard struggle to find a strong quality lens and frame combination at a competitive price. We were tempted a couple of times to follow other online suppliers in producing rimless ...]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<P>Mark Bowden M.B.C.O.O (Spex4less Optician) explains, "It has been a long hard struggle to find a strong quality lens and frame combination at a competitive price. We were tempted a couple of times to follow other online suppliers in producing rimless glasses with CR39 lenses but after deliberation decided that if we can't supply a good quality product then better not supply it at all. This is what set's <a href="http://www.spex4less.com" title="test" target="_blank">www.spex4less.com</a> apart from our competitors, our customers have come to expect high quality prescription glasses all be it at 75% off high street prices, and so they should, that is after all, why we launched the web site in the first place. Due to our persistence and constant negotiations with lens and frame suppliers we finally got the competitive prices we were looking for with high quality strong lenses, frames and a 12 month guarantee on all orders".Rimless prescription spectacles from spex4less start from ?54.75 and feature the revolutionary screwless fitting system making them stronger, lighter and more comfortable to wear. This combined with the industry standard 1.6 lens for glazing rimless glasses makes them one of the most sought after ranges available online. </P><P>Jon Stringer (Lab technician and Web designer) added "We are excited and extremely proud of our new range, I am sure they will go down very well with our customers. It has been hard turning down requests for rimless glasses over the past few months but in the end has given birth to a product second to none online".. </P>]]></content:encoded>
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		<title>Are You Doing the Right Job&amp;#63;</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Something we need to consider as we go through life with long To Do lists ? are we putting the right things on them? Are we doing the right job? I was driving in my car listening to a tape on time management and I heard one of the most profound statements ...]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<P>Something we need to consider as we go through life with long To Do lists ? are we putting the right things on them? Are we doing the right job? I was driving in my car listening to a tape on time management and I heard one of the most profound statements I have ever heard. Mathew Parvis stated the difference between Effectiveness and Efficiency:Efficiency is doing the job right. Effectiveness is doing the right job. Be effective first. You may need to think this one through a bit. </P><P>We often spend a lot of time doing something right when we shouldn't even be doing it at all. I remember during university, I was cleaning my bathroom very efficiently. I even found a contact lens that someone else had lost ? before I moved in two years earlier. However, I had final exams the next day. I was not making effective use of my time. </P><P>Effective use would have been to study. Think about how often you spend a lot of time doing something well when you should be doing something else. Mothers often do this. "Oh, I just have to get the dishes done and then I will play." Or "I have to finish this and then we can go to the park." We get annoyed at our children for interrupting us doing a menial job, when the effective use of our time is likely to enjoy our children before they grow up. This doesn't mean we should live in a messy house but it does mean we need to ask ourselves this question every so often: "Am I being Effective first? Am I doing the right job?"This question has really made a difference in my relationship with my children and my husband. </P><P>I have made the decision to use my time as effectively as possible. Rather than always trying to get work done when they are around and want to be with me, I have made use of childcare and school to make sure to have effective time both for my work and for my family. When the kids are away, I work on my writing and presentations. When they are home I set aside time to play, go for walks or just be with them. Of course, sometimes being effective is being able to multi-task. </P><P>As a Mom I truly can't survive without this skill. I may cook supper while my children are doing homework or answer a few emails while they are watching TV. I also need to be aware of the times when I can't do this.My husband and I try to find quality time alone together a few times a month. On our recent trip to Mexico, it was just amazing to be a couple again. We laughed, played and talked. </P><P>Rather than finding ourselves talking family all the time, we were able to strengthen our relationship while laughing on a kayak. Being aware of the difference between the two has helped me to improve both the quality of my work and my relationships. Here are some areas of our lives that benefit from making sure we are being effective and doing the right job:Chores ? When we do them and how much time we spend doing them. Do we need to vacuum everyday?Family time ? Are we really being together as a family? There is a difference between watching TV together and a family night. Work ? Can we focus on work so we can leave it there when we are done? Relationships ? We need to spend quality time with our family and friends. </P><P>Travel ? Can we travel and leave work or our commitments behind? Relaxing activities - Are we doing what we enjoy? Yes it is okay to watch our favorite TV shows, but do we need to watch hours of nothing? When we decide to relax, can we stop thinking about all that we have to do? (Moms, I know we are all guilty of this one!)Now, when we are doing the right job, let's be efficient and make sure we do it well (not perfect!).. </P>]]></content:encoded>
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		<title>Color Contact Lenses - Change Your Eye Color in the Blink of an Eye</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Did you ever wish that you had a different eye color? Or maybe you just want to do something a bit crazy and have different color eyes for each party? Color contacts can do wonders for your appearance, but only if you select the right type and color. ...]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<P>Did you ever wish that you had a different eye color? Or maybe you just want to do something a bit crazy and have different color eyes for each party? Color contacts can do wonders for your appearance, but only if you select the right type and color. Learn how to get the best out of your color lenses, what your options are and what to consider when selecting color contacts. <b>Do color lenses really change your eye color and look natural?</b>This is a question that worries most people who want to try color contacts for the first time. After all, you want people to think "what gorgeous eyes she has" not "what nice contact lenses she wears".Color lens manufacturers are aware of the issue and try to make color contacts look vivid, yet natural. There is a lot of sophisticated technology involved in the brand name color contacts like Acuvue 2 Colors or Freshlook. </P><P>The lens isn't just solid color, it has a pattern similar to the pattern of a human eye. Also the color isn't consistent throughout the lens, just like in most people eyes. See <a href="http://www.1-contact-lenses-consumer-guide.com/color-contacts.html"> color contact lens comparison</a><b>Color lens choices for light eyes</b>Depending on the effect you want to create, people with light eyes can wear enhancement or opaque color contacts.If you just want to enhance your natural color, half transparent, enhancement lenses would be great for you. The best choices are:<li>Acuvue 2 Colors Enhancers - to brighten your eyes.</li><li>Freshlook Radiance - lenses with an illuminating effect that enhances your color and makes your eyes appear sparkly.</li><li>Freshlook Dimensions - unique lens design makes your eyes appear not only brighter but also creates the impression of depth and dimension.</li>If you feel adventurous and want a dramatic change, go for opaque lenses:<li>Acuvue 2 Colors opaques</li><li>Freshlook Colorblends</li>If it is your first time with color contact lenses and you aren't sure what effect you want, start with enhancement lenses. This way your friends will notice that you look more appealing, but they probably won't notice what it is about you that attracts their attention.<b>Color contact lenses for dark eyes</b>If you have very dark eyes and tried color contact lenses a few years ago, you probably were not very impressed with the effect. </P><P>Contacts of the previous generation didn't look quite right. However, recently developed color lenses like Freshlook Colorblends can do wonders for dark eyes.One thing to remember, however, is that enhancers don't work on brown eyes, so your only choice is opaque contact lenses. Acuvue 2 Colors opaques and Freshlook Colorblends work best for dark eyes.Also you should be careful, when selecting the color. It should be a color that would look right with your skin and hair. See <a href="http://www.1-contact-lenses-consumer-guide.com/color-contact-lenses.html "> color contact lens chart</a> with suggestions and photos.If you just want to make your eyes seem brighter and more vivid, without changing their color, go for brown or hazel color lenses. </P><P>This way your eyes won't look a different color, but people will notice that they are bright and lively.Opaque color contacts work very well. The only thing they can't do for you is to make your eyes light. Blue, green and aqua opaque contacts create a deep, vivid color, which suits people who have naturally brown eyes.<b>Do color contacts come with corrective powers?</b>Acuvue 2 Colors and all Freshlook collections come with visual correction powers as well as in plano (no correction). Additionally, Freshlook Colorblends is the only color lens that comes in toric, so it is suitable for people with astigmatism. <b>So which is better: Acuvue 2 Colors or Freshlook?</b> There is no single answer to this question. </P><P>Both brands of lens are very comfortable to wear and create a great look. The only difference is in the colors. On the same person, blue from Acuvue would look very different from Freshlook blue. It really depends on your eyes and face, and it's almost impossible to predict the result until you wear your color contacts.Don't pay to much attention to how the lens looks in the picture, because on you it will probably look different. This happens mostly with enhancer lenses - blue enhancers over blue eyes look very different from enhancers over gray eyes. </P><P>Opaque color contact lenses also can look very different on different people; this is not due to your natural eye color, but because of eye shape, skin and hair types.When you narrow your choice to one color, I would recommend asking your doctor for two prescriptions: one for Acuvue 2 Colors and another for Freshlook. Then order both. They cost pretty much the same, so you would spend no more than if you were to order 2 boxes of each. Then, after wearing your new color contacts for a while, you can decide for yourself, which looks better.Also, doctors usually give you free trial color contacts. You can't really wear them in public because trial lenses have the word "test" imprinted on them, but it gives you a fair idea about the color. </P><P>Ask for two free pairs, one from Freshlook and one from Acuvue, and see which looks best.As far as the price is concerned, Freshlook and Acuvue 2 Colors cost about the same for a 6-lens box. However, all Freshlook lenses are monthly disposable, while Acuvue 2 Colors is a 2-week disposable contacts lens. So it turns out that Freshlook is twice cheaper. And you can get them both with a great discount - see how to get <a href="http://www.1-contact-lenses-consumer-guide.com/cheap-contact-lenses.html">cheap color contact lenses </a>If you were thinking of giving yourself a little treat, getting color contacts would not disappoint you. And now when you know what would work best for you, you can make your choice with confidence.Happy changing!. </P>]]></content:encoded>
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		<title>Colour Contact Lenses - Corrective, Therapeutic and Cosmetic</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Contact lenses are classified as corrective, therapeutic, and cosmetic. For those who are short sighted, near sighted, or who have astigmatism (all refractive defects of the eye) corrective contact lenses are in order. In these cases, an eye patient will ...]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<P>Contact lenses are classified as corrective, therapeutic, and cosmetic. For those who are short sighted, near sighted, or who have astigmatism (all refractive defects of the eye) corrective contact lenses are in order. In these cases, an eye patient will mostly likely be prescribed "spherical" lenses. Therapeutic contact lenses cure other problems that are non-refractive, like "dry eye," and some types of therapeutic lenses even deliver medicine to the eye.<br />
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Two types of cosmetic lenses are colour contact lenses and special effects contact lenses. While these lenses occasionally correct vision when needed (they are basically spherical lenses), they also can blur vision because of their design. </P><P>Colour contact lenses essentially change the appearance of the eye. Some people may require colour contact lenses for less superficial reasons (perhaps they have a physical deformity on their iris) while others may simply want to ditch their natural brown eye color for a more appealing blue. Natural shades like hazel or blue are available but so are wilder colors like purple. A subtler colour contact lens is the "tinted" lens, which enhances one's natural eye color, as opposed to drastically changing it. <br />
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Prescribed, corrective colour contact lenses are actually more popular than lenses that are purely cosmetic though; sometimes people prefer certain tints to help them see their environment better (colorblind people have had mild success with tinted lenses that make it easier for them to discern colors), others like to have tinted lenses that can be found easily when they are dropped on the ground or in the sink, while still others simply want a new eye color. </P><P>It is important that a person finds colour contact lenses that suit their natural features though; otherwise their eyes may look strange.. </P>]]></content:encoded>
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		<title>Advances in Lens Manufacturing Provides Relief for Pellucid Marginal Degeneration Patients</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Centration and lower edge lift are the two main challenges when fitting patients with pellucid marginal degeneration. Such patients are constantly concerned about lenses falling out and debris getting under the lens.Thanks to a new breakthrough in gas ...]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<P>Centration and lower edge lift are the two main challenges when fitting patients with pellucid marginal degeneration. Such patients are constantly concerned about lenses falling out and debris getting under the lens.Thanks to a new breakthrough in gas permeable lens manufacturing, Blanchard has introduced the Bi-Sym enhancement. This enhancement allows the lower mid-periphery to be steepened independently of the upper mid-periphery. An enhancement independent of the rest of the lens means we can achieve an ideal lens to cornea relationship over the superior cornea while addressing the inferior cornea separately.Using this modality provides improved comfort, stability and tear exchange. The Bi-Sym enhancement has proven benefits to our patients suffering from pellucid marginal degeneration.. </P>]]></content:encoded>
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		<title>AP9 Shopping Essentials Finds the Hottest Trends in Shades</title>
		<link>http://www.econtactlensworld.com/AP9_Shopping_Essentials_Finds_the_Hottest_Trends_in_Shades/content/184899</link>
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		<description><![CDATA[Norwalk, CT (ContentDesk) July 7, 2006 -- Nothing tops off summer style like a cool pair of shades. Theres more than meets the eye when trying to find the right pair of sunglasses. AP9 ShoppingEssentials, a membership program offered by Adaptive Marketing ...]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<P>Norwalk, CT (ContentDesk) July 7, 2006 -- Nothing tops off summer style like a cool pair of shades. Theres more than meets the eye when trying to find the right pair of sunglasses. <a href="http://www.shoppingessentials-program.com/" target="_blank" title="AP9 ShoppingEssentials">AP9 ShoppingEssentials</a>, a membership program offered by Adaptive Marketing LLC, recommends several important factors when shopping for stylish yet protective eyewear.AP9 ShoppingEssentials member have access to savings of up to 20% at popular retailers when they log on to <a href="http://www.dealpass.com/" target="_blank" title="DealPass">DealPass</a>. Discounts on apparel, sporting goods, books and movies and even hair salons make summer shopping fun and budget-friendly. With AP9 Shopping Essentials, the amount of money members can save is absolutely phenomenal!<a href="http://www.shoppingessentials-program.com/" target="_blank" title="AP9 ShoppingEssentials">AP9 ShoppingEssentials</a> reminds members that eye protection is important no matter the season. </P><P>Heres a guide to help find the right look at the right price.Its more than the eyes.Face shape plays a big role in finding the right pair of shades. People with heart-shaped faces should look for sunglasses that are wider at the bottom. Oval-faced individuals need horizontal lines to minimize the length of their faces. Frames with a curved or round look are best for faces with a square shape.Fashion or function?Filters that reduce glare, increase contrast and even improve depth perception are available. These features are convenient for activities like fishing, beach activities and long drives. </P><P>When shopping, consider sports or activities that make polarized or mirrored sunglasses a must.A little practicality never hurts.The material used in frames can play a role in cost and durability. For shades that are meant to make a fashion statement, simple plastic or wire frames are fine. But for more strength  and probably a longer lifespan  metal or lightweight composite frames are preferred. Name brand sunglasses may have features like tension springs, instead of screws, that connect the arms to the face for increased durability.Check out the special effects.When investing in a more expensive pair of sunglasses, it may be worthwhile to look for scratch-resistant coatings, anti-reflective and even waterproof features. These may add to the cost but may improve the functionality. </P><P>Varying degrees of lens tinting are available. Make sure that those shades fully block out both UV-A and UV-B rays, which can cause serious eye problems.These eyewear tips are presented by AP9 Shopping Essentials, the gateway members use to saving money on luggage, home electronics, gifts, crafts, toys and much more -- every time they shop.  Have a happy and safe summer, concludes AP9 ShoppingEssentials!About AP9 Shopping Essentials<a href="http://www.shoppingessentials-program.com/" target="_blank" title="AP9 ShoppingEssentials">AP9 ShoppingEssentials</a> is a leading membership discount program offered by <a href="http://www.adaptivemarketing.com/" target="_blank" title="Adaptive Marketing LLC">Adaptive Marketing LLC</a>.  Headquartered in Norwalk, Conn., Adaptive Marketing is a category leader in both membership and loyalty programs, bringing value direct to consumers through an array of benefits in healthcare, discounts, security, personal property and personals. Members may access their benefits at DealPass.com, an online portal for Adaptive Marketing membership programs. </P><P>With broad online and offline distribution capabilities, Adaptive Marketing offers its corporate client partners effective tools to enhance market presence, strengthen customer affinity and generate additional value through programs, such as AP9 Shopping Essentials.. </P>]]></content:encoded>
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		<title>Costumes for Your Eyes</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[You've got your Halloween costume all planned out, right from the funky footwear to the outlandish hairdo. You try it on a few weeks before Halloween to give it a test run and it hits you; there's still something missing but what? Look deep into your ...]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<P>You've got your Halloween costume all planned out, right from the funky footwear to the outlandish hairdo. You try it on a few weeks before Halloween to give it a test run and it hits you; there's still something missing but what? Look deep into your own eyes and you realize - you're all dressed up, but those are the same peepers that stare back at you from the mirror every day of the year. Maybe it's time to dress up your eyes!<br />
The same technology that gave Darth Maul glowing red orbs in The Phantom Menace can give you a temporary eye makeover as well. Hollywood's special effects contact lenses aren't just for actors on the big screen. With a small investment ($66 and up, or $80 Canadian) you could have your own designer special effects eyewear. </P><P>The costume lenses that you can buy for yourself are the same theatrical grade eyewear used in Hollywood films.<br />
Whether your costume is Hollywood horror or a Halloween classic, the designer eyewear options are impressive - in non-prescription contacts and in corrective lenses as well. Coastal Contacts (Clearly Contacts in Canada) offers 36 different special lens styles, from their "Inspired by the Movies" collection to their most popular designs and a full range of other special effects contact lenses.<br />
For men and women donning spider gear this Halloween there's the Spidey lens (a black web over a red background) or the Spider Web (all white with a black web). The selection is extensive, mostly contacts that cover the iris and surround the pupil with unusual colors and shapes. Some of the other styles include Dark Wolf or Gremlin eyes, Angelic eyes, Cat Eyes and Vampire Red. You can also get lenses that cover the entire eyeball, like the Flames design or the Slither - a green eye with a horizontal, reptilian pupil.<br />
Special effects contact lenses are designed to be comfortable and reusable - arresting and eye-catching without obstructing your vision. </P><P>Ordering lenses online means you're not getting the personalized fitting service that comes with an office visit to an optometrist or eye care professional, so it's important to be conscious of how the contacts fit and feel. Don't wear lenses that cause you discomfort and pain, and never share your contact lenses with someone else. <br />
And why would you want to share anyway? Special effects contact lenses are catching on but the number of people with a costume so complete is small yet, and you could still be the only one at the party with freaky and unforgettable eyes.. </P>]]></content:encoded>
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		<title>5 Ways To Keep Your Online Customers</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[1. Stay In Touch

Stay in contact with customers on a regular basis. Offer
them a free e-zine subscription. Ask customers if they want
to be updated by e-mail when you make changes to your
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		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<P>1. Stay In Touch<br />
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Stay in contact with customers on a regular basis. Offer<br />
them a free e-zine subscription. Ask customers if they want<br />
to be updated by e-mail when you make changes to your<br />
Web site. After every sale follow-up with the customer to<br />
see if they are satisfied with their purchase.<br />
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2. </P><P>Friendly Web Site<br />
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Make it easy for your customers to navigate on your Web<br />
site. Have a "FAQ" page on your Web site to explain<br />
anything that might confuse your customers. Ask them to fill<br />
out an electronic survey to find out how make your Web<br />
site more customer friendly.<br />
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3. Easy And Free Communication<br />
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Make it easy and for your customers to contact you. Offer<br />
as many contact methods as possible. </P><P>Allow customers<br />
contact you by e-mail. Hyperlink your e-mail address so<br />
customers won't have to type it. Offer toll free numbers for<br />
phone and fax contacts.<br />
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4. Impress Your Customer<br />
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Give your customers more than they expect. Send thank<br />
you gifts to lifetime customers. </P><P>E-mail them online greeting<br />
cards on holidays or birthdays. Award bonuses or discounts<br />
to customers who make a big purchase.<br />
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5. Be Nice<br />
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Above all, always be polite to your customers. Use the words Please,<br />
Thank You, and Your Welcome. Be polite to your customers<br />
even if they are being irate with you. </P><P>Always apologize to<br />
your customers should you make a mistake.  Admit your<br />
mistakes quickly and make it up to them in a big way.. </P>]]></content:encoded>
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		<title>Keeping in Step With the Needs of Rework Technology</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Single Springs, CA November 16, 2005PDR-America and Thermalogix, Inc. have joined forces to provide rework systems with the most accurate temperature delivery and monitoring in the marketplace today.ThermaLogix provides its recently introduced and technically ...]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<P>Single Springs, CA November 16, 2005PDR-America and Thermalogix, Inc. have joined forces to provide rework systems with the most accurate temperature delivery and monitoring in the marketplace today.ThermaLogix provides its recently introduced and technically advanced non-contact sensor,the TL-75. PDR-Americas proven IR technology is in the forefront when it comes to reworking micro-sized components prevalent in the lead free environment.While many "make do" methods are being used to provide accurate temperature control, such as visually monitoring the solder at reflow or attempting to tack thermocouples to the PCB, they all rely somewhat on the user's skill or intervention. PDR-America has moved a step forward by now offering ThermaLogixs unique non-contact pyrometer.ThermaLogix TL-75 Series pyrometers measure the average temperature of just the target rather than measuring spill over areas adjacent to the target. In rework applications this means the TL-75 can accurately measure the temperatures of components as small as 2mm during both placement and removal. </P><P> The TL-75s integrated LED alignment beam illuminates the target, but unlike a LASER the TL-75 does not need a caution label. The TL-75s operator safe alignment beam also makes taking precise temperature measurements easy.  The TL-75s visible LED beam illuminates only the area to be measured. Rework professional can, with confidence and precision, know what area is actually being measured without having to calculate the distance from the target to the sensor (D:S Ratio).The tight temperature control now possible with this instrument ensures that time/temperature ramp rates are accurate and the rework process repeatable.By combining ThermaLogixs patented thru-the-lens sighting with PDRs patented focused IR rework systems, a new standard of controlled rework has emerged.   The new Lead Free Soldering challenge has mandated that higher rework temperatures become commonplace. </P><P>To further complicate matters, small variances in temperature accuracy can lead to catastrophic results, exhibited by component failure, PCB de-lamination, etc.  Never before has the need for accurate temperature sensing and controlled temperature delivery systems been more apparent than in Lead Free Rework! PDRs focused Infrared rework accuracy is achieved via two closed loop temperature feedback circuits. They are for the PCB and the component. Feedback measurements are taken real-time and take into consideration changes in the rework environment such as ambient temperature conditions, etc... Both component and PCB (top/bottom) IR heat is applied according to feedback from fast response sensors. </P><P> Auto-profile software is a true auto-profile software due to real-time feedback provided by the fast response sensors.Unlike conventional black IR or hot air rework methods, PDRs patented technology and low mass component IR radiator provide close to zero lag time when component heating requirements follow a degrees per second change requirement as used in rework profiles. PDR-America is proud to offer this new combination of technical excellence with all PDR model IRX-410Vi systems at no additional cost. Thats a savings of US$2,000.00. This is a limited time offer. Some restrictions may apply. </P><P>For additional information contact PDR-America at USA 916 267-1895 or viaEmail at e-mail protected from spam bots.  You may also visit us at <a href="http://www.reworkservicesusa.com" target="_blank">www.reworkservicesusa.com</a>. </P>]]></content:encoded>
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		<title>AC Lens Showing Signs of Growth in 2005</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Columbus, OH (ContentDesk) August 22, 2005 -- AC Lens, the Central Ohio based online contact lens retailer, has been busy as of late. The growing retailer recently moved into a custom-designed warehouse and call center on the west side of Columbus, Ohio. ...]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<P>Columbus, OH (ContentDesk) August 22, 2005 -- AC Lens, the Central Ohio based online contact lens retailer, has been busy as of late. The growing retailer recently moved into a custom-designed warehouse and call center on the west side of Columbus, Ohio. This new facility includes over 10,000 square feet of warehouse space to house the company's growing contact lens inventory, as well as corporate offices, and a 25-seat call center. The company's new headquarters is more than double the size of the previous office in Hilliard, Ohio, where AC Lens had been based since 2001.???? Moving the company was no small task, but the move went largely unnoticed by AC Lens customers.  "There are numerous details that go into the design and build-out of this type of facility, but it gives AC Lens a great advantage in the quality of service we can provide to our customers," stated VP, Phil Dietrich. </P><P>"One nice aspect of being in mail-order is that our customers were neither aware of the company's logistical challenges this past weekend, nor do we need to inform them of our new location. As long as our web site address is still <a href="http://www.aclens.com" target="_blank">http://www.aclens.com</a>, they know where to find us!" Established in 1995, AC Lens started selling contact lenses online in 1996. The company has experienced nine straight years of growth, and 2005 will be the tenth. Through the end of June, sales increased 57% compared to the first two quarters of 2004, and show no signs of slowing. With this type of continued growth, the company had no choice but to make the move. </P><P>???? The increase in warehouse space will allow AC Lens to keep more contact lenses and contact lens accessories in stock. Additional inventory will result in faster delivery times for AC Lens customers and decrease the number of lenses that need to be ordered just in time from the contact lens manufacturers. AC Lens will also keep a larger range of contact lens solutions, reading glasses, and other lens accessories in stock so that they can be shipped with lens orders.???? The newly expanded call center will seat up to 25 customer service representatives, each extensively trained in handling contact lens questions. The expansion of the call center allows AC Lens to provide even better phone service to its already satisfied customers.About AC LensAC Lens is an online contact lens and contact lens accessory retailer and sells brand name contacts, reading glasses, and vitamins and eye drops, directly to consumers via its website at <a href="http://www.aclens.com/" target="_blank">http://www.aclens.com/</a>. Operating from a custom-designed call-center and warehouse facility in Columbus, Ohio, the company has been selling contact lenses online since 1996 and has established a reputation as an on-line leader in service, convenience, and discount prices for consumers. </P><P>Visit AC Lens on the web at <a href="http://www.aclens.com/" target="_blank">http://www.aclens.com/</a>.. </P>]]></content:encoded>
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