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Glasses: Who Needs 'em?


Glasses: Who Needs 'em?

Lane Smith

Viking Press/Penguin Publishing Group

345 Hudson, New York, NY 10014

0670841609 $16.99 penguin.com

"Only dorks wear glasses," maintains the young patient, but it's up to the 'mad optometrist optometrist /op·tom·e·trist/ (op-tom´e-trist) a specialist in optometry.' to prove otherwise in Glasses: Who Needs 'em? From pink elephants (1) (Pink Elephant Inc., The Netherlands, www.pinkelephant.com) An IT service management provider founded in 1979 with operations throughout North America and the Asia Pacific region. Specializing in education, conferences, consulting and hosting services, the company promotes IT management best practices, and specifically the IT Infrastructure Library (ITIL). and little green men to robots, the optometrist is convinced all could benefit in this zany, whimsical tale of a young patient who needs some extraordinary examples.
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Date:Dec 1, 2005
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