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 NEW YORK—What’s your favorite color? This is a question we’ve all answered at one time or another. And if we’re taking guesses, for New Yorkers it’s most likely 50 shades of black and for me, it’s always been pink. While colors can be a vehicle for self-expression and conveying emotion, how many of us can truly say we have a “signature” color? The artist formerly known as Prince—that’s who. The Pantone Color Institute solidified that for the iconic musician and artist with the creation of his custom color, Love Symbol #2.
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DAYTONA BEACH, Fla.—There’s tidal change underway at Costa. Securing its original core and dedicated group of fisherman and angler fans for its polarized sunwear through extensive “community” building, Costa has been in expansion mode on many fronts, including a concerted push into the optical space. Vision Monday recently sat down With Costa CEO Holly Rush to discuss the company’s “tribal” reach via new products, programs and Social Purpose.
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Diana Hall, president of Bard Optical, takes the first call from a donor during the
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| Iconic eyewear retailer, l.a. Eyeworks is celebrating its 38th anniversary. To kick off the festivities, the company is hosting a series of special events and promotions today at its retail stores in Hollywood, Calif. Today’s “We Share It” comes from our Facebook page showcasing the “FACE IT!” graphic, created by L.A.-based painter, Nina Palomba, as part of an annual commission by l.a.Eyeworks of an artwork to accompany its anniversary celebrations.
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RICHBORO, Pa.—Dr. Scott Zeigen, MD, FAAO, has always been a bit of a self-starter. He’s been running his own ophthalmology practice, Richmond Eye Care, since 1990 and just a few years later, started a company called medDB, LLC to design and sell software to health care professionals, especially those in the optical industry. Given his entrepreneurial habits, it’s no surprise that Zeigen has started yet another business, however, it is unique that he’s drifted from the eyecare industry and opened up a classic coffee shop a few doors down from his practice.
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