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From our house to yours, a wonderfully balanced cup with notes of nut and cocoa and a touch of sweetness from the roast. It's a hospitable blend of the finest Latin American beans that we've been offering to coffee lovers since the very beginning.
Designed for use with standard coffee makers, 18 individual 2.5-oz portion packs per box.
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We're committed to ethically sourcing and roasting the highest-quality arabica coffee in the world. When we buy coffee this way, it fosters a better future for farmers, and a more stable climate for the planet. It also helps create a long-term supply of the high-quality beans we've been carefully blending, roasting and packing fresh for more than 40 years.
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Each convenient portion pack is pre-measured to brew one pot of coffee, approximately 50-64 fl oz depending on the desired strength. One portion pack is filled with 2.5 oz of ground coffee. There are 18 portion packs per box.
Each coffee requires slightly different amounts of time and temperature during the roasting process to create a cup at its peak of aroma, acidity, body and flavor. We classify our coffees in three roast profiles so you can easily find your desired flavor and intensity.
- Blonde: Blonde-roasted coffees have a shorter roast time, lighter body and mellow flavors.
- Medium: Medium-roasted coffees are balanced with smooth and rich flavors.
- Dark: Dark-roasted coffees feature a fuller body and robust, bold flavors.
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Indoor use only. Measures 6 feet from hoop to hem; adjustable silk straps are 2 feet long. Hoop is 27 inches. Silk Gauze can be tacked up along a ceiling or wall if you don't want it hanging straight down. Silk made in China, Assembled in USA by Sarah's Silks.
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I welcome today's Helsinki Commission hearing with Ireland's Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade, His Excellency Eamon Gilmore, currently serving as the Chair-in-Office of the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe.
Ireland assumes this important leadership role amid numerous challenges, especially in the human dimension. Like other members of the Commission, I am grateful that the OSCE will benefit from clear-headed Irish leadership amidst this host of trials.
These include the ongoing crackdown in Belarus and lingering, unresolved issues stemming from the outbreak of conflict in Kyrgyzstan in 2010. The unsettled political situation in Russia, with presidential elections set for March, also warrants our close attention.
The recent shooting of protesters by security forces in Kazakhstan may mean that Kazakhstan's repressive government is not or is no longer as stable as it has long claimed, and human rights violations may contribute to instability there. I want to express agreement here with the U.S. Representative to the OSCE, Ambassador Ian Kelly, who last year called 2010 a year of missed opportunities for reform in Kazakhstan - reform that could have put the country on a more secure and democratic footing today.
I am also concerned about some of the areas that are not necessarily on the front pages right now.
I have visited many of the countries in the Balkans in recent years, including Serbia last July. The OSCE has done so much to foster peace, security, and human rights in this part of the OSCE region – we must not leave business in the Balkans unfinished now. Bosnia and Kosovo are of particular concern to many of us right now.
And while I am greatly interested in exploring ways to transfer lessons learned in the OSCE region to other areas, particularly in Mediterranean Partners, where the prospect of meaningful democratic reform is now before us, we must not overlook serious human rights problems that remain in some participating States. Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan remain the most repressive countries in the region, and their egregious human rights records deserve more attention.
Even countries that have already achieved great accomplishments in advancing democracy and human rights can sometimes experience backsliding – as the United States knows all too well. In its most recent annual report on Freedom in the World, Freedom House voiced particular concern about backsliding in Hungary, Ukraine, and Turkey, warning that "the democratic credentials of each is coming under question." Clearly, more must be done to ensure not only democracy's advancement, but to prevent it from slipping away. Like the United States, the European Union must openly address the situation in countries among its ranks if it hopes to be a credible voice for change in other OSCE participating States.
I believe the OSCE has the potential to make significant contributions in all these areas, and I support the Irish Chairmanship as it seeks to maximize this potential.
As Ireland takes on this task, I urge you to work with – and protect the independence of – your partners in this endeavor: the High Commissioner on National Minorities, the Representative on Freedom of the Media, and the Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights. Each of these institutions are making important contributions every day, from the High Commissioner's Bolzano Recommendations on Inter-State Relations, to the ODIHR's on-going implementation of the EU grant for Roma integration in the Balkans, to the Representative on Freedom of the Media's tireless reporting on the day-to-day threats to journalists and free speech.
Field Missions need to be given similar independence if they are to address the real challenges of post-conflict recovery and democratic development, including respect for the rule of law.
I welcome the reappointment of the Personal Representatives focused on combating anti-Semitism and other forms of intolerance. The OSCE has developed a singular body of commitments in this area, but concrete implementation of them needs improvement. I am encouraged by Ireland's intention to continue work toward that goal.
Finally, this year I am concluding my second three-year term as a Vice President of the Parliamentary Assembly. Before taking this position, I also served as a Committee Officer for several years. I have enjoyed this active engagement in the OSCE process and believe that parliamentarians and diplomats are both essential to its success. I hope you agree, Mr. Minister, and will strive to maximize the impact of both.


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Teach children to ride the school bus safely and responsibly with budget-friendly awareness giveaways and incentives. Encourage school bus drivers to maintain safety for all while on their bus routes with educational tools. Present bus drivers and staff with appreciation gifts for ensuring students arrive at school safely everyday! Positive Promotions personalized imprint items serve well for recruiting new bus drivers and promoting the services of transportation companies to school districts.
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Originally aired 11/23/09 on the BBC. Fred Singer, Research Fellow at the Independent Institute and author of Hot Talk, Cold Science, provides a skeptics perspective on global warming and discusses the controversial emails from University of East Anglias Climate Research Unit.
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WASHINGTON– The United States Helsinki Commission announced today a briefing on the situation of political prisoners in Central Asia.
"Political Prisoners in Central Asia"
Date: Tuesday May 15, 2012
2:00 p.m.
Location: Rayburn House Office Building
Room 2203
Uzbekistan and Turkmenistan have some of the highest numbers of political prisoners in the former Soviet Union. While each country in Central Asia is different, there are worrying trends among all five. In Uzbekistan, human rights activists, journalists, and members of certain religious groups fall victim to restrictive laws and policies. In Turkmenistan, would-be political opposition and human rights activists are targeted. In Kyrgyzstan, trials following ethnic violence in June 2010 have been biased against ethnic Uzbeks and human rights activists supporting them. Tajikistan has enacted a restrictive religion law, and Kazakhstan has arrested political opposition figures in the wake of a violent crackdown on protesters late last year.
While some governments claim that ensuring stability and fighting extremism are paramount, laws restricting political participation, independent journalism, civil society, and freedom of religion may have the opposite effect. This briefing will look at these trends, as well as the conditions under which such prisoners are kept.
Dr. Sanjar Umarov, Chairman of the Sunshine Coalition and former political prisoner
Cathy Cosman, Senior Policy Analyst, United States Commission on International Religious Freedom
** BRIEFER ADDED: Muzaffar Suleymanov, Europe and Central Asia Research Associate, Committee to Protect Journalists
The Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe, also known as the U.S. Helsinki Commission, is an independent agency of the Federal Government charged with monitoring compliance with the Helsinki Accords and advancing comprehensive security through promotion of human rights, democracy, and economic, environmental and military cooperation in 56 countries. The Commission consists of nine members from the U.S. Senate, nine from the House of Representatives, and one member each from the Departments of State, Defense, and
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This video shows how a group of researchers based in London are using Peek, a smartphone based system they developed, to conduct comprehensive eye examinations in remote settings in countries such as Kenya. Easy to use, affordable and portable, Peek is empowering general health workers and eyecare practitioners to diagnose eye diseases and provide a means for managing and monitoring the treatment of patients, anywhere in the world.
SOWETO, South Africa—Now that it's been in operation for over a year, the "We See" Child Eye Health Project has proven effective at helping some of the six out of ten children in South Africa with reduced vision who need glasses but don't have them.
"The teacher legitimized that they were actually performing better in school," said Matthew Alpert, OD, after returning to Soweto to see the success of the project.
"As a company whose mission is to help people see, we also want to help people see what's possible," said Jill Novelo, manager, VSP Global public relations. "Our goal is to help provide eye health services to 30,000 children over a three-year period to reduce uncorrected visual impairment issues by 90 percent."
Nike Vision South Africa's managing director Grant Hoyle said, "We now have a fixed venue. If you look at how quickly that transition has taken place, it's a credit to all the partners involved and how genuine they are in wanting to see this happen."
Watch the video to see what's been achieved by the "We See" Child Eye Health Project partners—VSP Global, Nike Vision, Optometry Giving Sight, and the Brien Holden Vision Institute—and why Alpert predicted, "the sustainability of the clinic cements the foundation of us being able to bring this to even more communities across the globe."
BOISE CITY, Idaho—The number one most eye-healthy city for kids in the U.S. is Boise City, Idaho, followed by Oklahoma City, Okla., and Evansville, Ind., according to VSP Vision Care based on the percentage of kids who received an eye exam in 2013 who are covered by VSP Vision Care in areas where VSP covers a minimum of 100,000 people. To see all the top 10 eye-healthy cities for kids in the U.S., watch this VSP video, which also shows many reasons why it's important for kids to get a comprehensive eye exam, how often kids of various ages should go in for an eye exam, and how to maintain healthy vision.
The third annual Great Glasses Play Day (GGPD), a multi-city event celebrating children with glasses and vision impairments, saw another round of success this year across 29 participating locations between May 3 and 4, 2014. The Play Day, organized by volunteer parents, friends and eyecare practitioners of young ones with eyewear and eye health issues, hosted meetups across the country characterized by playful events at parks, eyecare practices and other public venues. The GGPD was founded by Kristin Ellsworth, owner of Peeps Eyewear, and Ann Zawistoski, of Little Four Eyes, in 2012.
This new Varilux consumer ad campaign, which Essilor of America is launching April 24, shows how blurry vision can interrupt common, everyday activities such as viewing a menu at a restaurant and offers Varilux lenses as the leading progressive lens solution and the only line of progressive lenses featuring lenses designed with Essilor's W.A.V.E. Technology (Wavefront Advanced Vision Enhancement) that identifies and removes lens high order aberrations, resulting in sharper visual performance.
WASHINGTON, D.C.—The American Optometric Student Association (AOSA) and OptometryStudents.com recently released a video and statement depicting their participation in the AOA's Congressional Advocacy Conference, held here on Capitol Hill in September. The video, produced by Nice Life Films, marks the first formal collaboration between the two organizations.
NEW YORK—A hundred years gives you a lot of history to pull from. For a company with as much character as Moscot, that history is quite colorful. To commemorate their century in the optical business, Moscot created this fun video to visually illustrate their beginnings all the way through to the fifth generation of the family to enter the business. "We are incredibly thankful, so grateful, and completely humbled to be where we are today, and we could not have made it without the support of our family, friends and fans," the company said.
NEW YORK—"Eyeglasses are a fascinating accessory. They can both reveal and transform a person" said Scott Schuman, of The Sartorialist. "I've noticed people have become much bolder in their choice of eyewear as a fashion accessory. It's exciting to have this opportunity to capture the real essence of eyeglasses with Luxottica."
Those are the words of the man behind the new Faces by The Sartorialist digital campaign, launched in partnership between Luxottica and Scott Shuman of the street style and fashion blog, The Sartorialist.
The year-long campaign, which launched on June 17 in Florence, Italy, will feature people's unique style expressed by their personal choice of eyewear captured through Shuman's lens. Learn more about the campaign through Shuman's eyes in the accompanying video.
This video captures a paraglider flight on Elk Mountain, British Columbia and was shot by Biff Romulus, aka Kevin Ault, using his Pivothead video glasses. Ault arrived late, after all the other pilots had flown from Elk and had extended sled rides, and he was rewarded with near perfect soaring conditions. Enjoy the spectacular views of the Canadian Rockies!Pivothead was one of the exhibitors featured in Vision Monday's Eye2 Zone at Vision Expo East and West.
Like many eyewear advocates and creators, Garrett Leight, owner and designer at Garrett Leight California Optical, has seen the late and great John Lennon as somewhat of a muse for his optical pieces. Leight recently released a new video which depicts Lennon as an inspiration to his work, in particular for GLCO's newest frame style, the Wilson.
Just over a minute long, the ultra-short film, titled "GLCO Icons: John Lennon" is here to inspire you in VM Video and can also be viewed on the GLCO YouTube channel, along with a collection of other artistic works.
Gucci has release a Techno Color Sunglasses video directed by actor and writer James Franco, who also stars in the short film.
The video, which launched worldwide this month, was shot at the legendary Chateau Marmont in Los Angeles and features a game of seduction between James Franco and a beautiful woman, the model Natalia Bonifacci, both wearing Gucci Techno Color sunglasses.
The Gucci Techno Color eyewear capsule collection is characterized by linear, pure design and is the result of a technology patented in the Eighties by Safilo Group and reinterpreted today in a new, lighter version, enhanced by vibrant colors.
Preview ClearVision's latest innovation in eyewear: the IZOD collection of personalized eyewear. Designed for those who like to express their own unique style, this collection lets consumers personalize their eyewear through color. Learn how ClearVision came to develop the collection of four clear acetate frame fronts and 9 temple colors. Plus, you'll see how consumers can take eyewear personalization to another level through tinting and painting!
Visit ClearVision at Vision Expo East 2014, booth #4421 for on Saturday, March 29 at 1 pm EDT & join our Conversation on Men's Fashion & Personalization. See demonstrations all day long!
Learn more at cvopticalvisionexpo.com.
The weight is over: introducing the PuriTi 100 percent titanium eyewear collection from ClearVision Optical. The lightweight, hypoallergenic PuriTi collection showcases timeless design and functional excellence through its classic to modern eye shapes and technologically advanced construction. It's a high quality titanium collection set at a price point that's advantageous to eyecare professionals, yet doesn't sacrifice style.
PuriTi. The Element of Style. Learn more at www.cvoptical.com.
BCBGMAXAZRIA creative director Clifford Pershes chats with CCO & muse Lubov Azrua on the brand's longtime relationship with ClearVision Optical and its collaboration on the BCBGMAXAZRIA optical and sun collections. As key accessories of the future, the brand's eyewear and sun collections are designed to provide a chic, effortless fashion style for today's women -- individual, timeless, elegant, and versatile.
BCBGMAXAZRIA eyewear and sun collections are available at fine optical retailers. Find out where to buy 2014 BCBGMAXAZRIA eyewear and sunglasses at www.bcbgmaxazriaeyewear.com
Now emerging in the eyewear industry, 3D printing may forever impact how optical providers use this technology in the design and production of eyewear. Learn how eyewear manufacturer ClearVision Optical is using 3D technology in its design and development process, plus what you can expect to see in the future. Learn more about ClearVision at www.cvoptical.com.
COPENHAGEN—Shot in cinematic style, one part theatrical documentary, the other film noir, strong dynamics were the inspiration behind this year's campaign from Ørgreen. The company decided to move away from a studio shot campaign and get outside to the city they are so proud to represent, the company said. The creative team toured some of the most epic spots of Copenhagen during a beautiful and sunny day in September, from the city center to a quiet harbor on the outskirts of town to capture the sun set. Aiming for a vibrant and more natural look and feel for the campaign, Ørgreen picked two highly professional individuals, who are used to interpreting dramatic moods and emotions to be their models for the campaign. The film features former solo dancer at the New York City Ballet and current artistic director of the Royal Danish Ballet, Nikolaj Hübbe wearing the Bogart, and member of the Corps de Ballet in Copenhagen, Hilary Guswiler in the Baker.
LensCrafters has announced that it will launch a global advertising campaign encouraging consumers to recognize the vital role eye heath plays in overall health and lifestyle. The campaign, titled "Take a Stand for Quality Vision Care," is scheduled to launch on Feb. 2, 2014 and will "communicate LensCrafters' passion for celebrating the eye and acting as a partner in total vision care," the company said.
"Change is upon us, now is the time to rethink eyecare," states the American Optometric Association's Third Party Center in this video that explains, "Health care is changing for the better, and the health care system needs optometrists now more than ever." To promote the integrated eyecare model that the AOA advocates at Rethinkeyecare.com, this video describes, "Why there's a need for more optometrists to serve more patients with full-scope comprehensive eyecare and the significant savings that can result by doing so."
LAKELAND, Tenn.—The Opticians Association of America has selected the winners in the Great American Optician Video Contest. View them here—First Place "An Optician's Main Focus" by Adam Chizmar, Second Place "What is an Optician?" by Matthew Denton, and Third Place "Clearly an Optician" by Michael Beaudoin.
Studio Optyx, a luxury design house of boutique and technical eyewear based in St. Louis, Mo. recently released a video to coincide with its new collection of Monoqool frames, the IQ series. Accompanying the frames' smart design is the eye-opening process of how they are made—3D printing. As previously visited by VM Video (What Could Be 3D Printing's Future in Optical?) 3D printing technologies are beginning to make their way into eyewear and sunwear manufacturing and ECPs and optical retailers should understand what this new process could mean for the future. Also known as additive manufacturing, 3D printing is moving into the consumer realm with companies like MakerBot making it possible for tech-savvy entrepreneurs and hobbyists alike to design and print their own specs with downloadable instructions for eyeglasses and other objects which can be produced using its printers. The "Monoqool 3D Printed Glasses" video is an almost space-age look into the future, showing the IQ Series in the making. More music video than tutorial, the minute-and-a-half long short makes us think these frames might be manufactured on the moon. "Moncool 3D Printed Glasses" was filmed by Philina Essex with music by Lee Art. For more information, go to monoqool.com.
Enter stressed, suburban Mom. Today she will take her daughter on her first driving lesson. Yikes!
As if teaching a teenager to operate a motor vehicle isn't scary enough, Mom is also faced with the challenge to convince said teenager to cover up with a hat and sunglasses while she's driving to protect her eyes and skin from the sun. As tends to happen when giving adolescent daughters advice, Mom is met with resistance and goes for the scare tactics, warning her daughter that she'll go blind and get wrinkles if she doesn't cover up. Bingo.
Mom is feeling guilty, but Dr. Liddicoat, optometrist/floating head in this VSP EyeFiles video about UV damage, assures her that excessive exposure to UV rays damages eyes just like it does the skin. The bad news is that this damage is cumulative and can start at any age – but the good news is, it's never too late to start protecting yourself and your family.
This summer, don't forget to tell your patients as well as your family and friends that the earlier eyes are protected from UV damage, the better, and that wearing a hat or staying in the shade aren't fool proof escapes from the sun. Sunglasses – with 100% UVA and UVB protection, just like sunscreen – are the best bet for topping off those UV protection tactics, especially since the sun's rays reflect off of summery surfaces like sidewalks and water. As Dr. Liddicoat says, "wearing sunglasses keeps your eyes healthy – and you looking good."
An extension of the "patient access to optometry campaign," Rethinkeyecare.com demonstrates the benefits of including an integrated, embedded, comprehensive eye health and vision benefit in every health plan and of including optometrists as panel providers in those plans. West Bay Eye Associates' Stephen Montaquila, OD, FAAO, practicing in Warwick, R.I., and chair of the American Optometric Association's Third Party Center executive committee, explains how he is bringing this message to employers, benefit managers and health plans. Learn more about it here and at Rethinkeyecare.com.
As the use of computers, tablets, smartphones and other devices becomes increasingly prevalent among today's youth, so, too, does the concern about their eyes and the affect these technologies may have on the future of their eye health and vision.
In this lighthearted, mom-centered video from VSP Vision Care's See Much More blog, "Combat Computer Vision Syndrome (CVS)," a mother addresses the issue with tips on how to combat kids' attachment to digital devices and reduce the risk of eyestrain for healthier sight.
Our friends over at Review of Optometric Business recently produced a series of videos with Barbara Wright of Barbara Wright Design to illustrate the elements of a well-planned office and dispensary. The three part series focused on how sophisticated design can be adapted to a small community in the American heartland.
In this, the first video, Wright visits the Drake Eye Center of Hartselle, Ala., to describe how lighting and other design elements are employed to distinguish various areas of the facility and to deliver a welcoming and positive patient experience.
Source: Review of Optometric Business (www.reviewob.com).
Optical suppliers, retailers and rock music lovers joined together during International Vision Expo East for EyeRock a benefit concert supporting New Eyes for the Needy, a non-profit organization focused on providing prescription eyeglasses to the poor. The sold-out show was performed by the EyeRock Band, composed of musicians from the optical industry, and was held in the legendary Hard Rock Cafe in Times Square, with close to 700 people in attendance. Guest performer and Grammy-nominated singer and songwriter, Lisa Loeb, also volunteered her talents, and the audience sang along with some of her classic songs. Optometry students, guests of National Vision, one of the main sponsors of the event, rocked the night away until the wee hours.
IPSWICH, Mass.—Are you curious about how VOSH International restores more than vision? Watch this video to see how the global organization builds long-term solutions to provide eyecare in developing countries, enabling individuals to regain independence by restoring their sight through surgery, eyeglasses, or medical treatment. See the VOSH partners and mission leaders in action on the front lines of providing eyecare in developing countries and listen as they describe why restoring sight is so important, supported by statistics such as "670 million people worldwide have impaired vision or functional blindness." Learn that "anyone who goes to a VOSH clinic and needs glasses will receive them . . . all for free." Watch the smiles fill the faces of the people seeing clearly for the first time!
MASON, Ohio—While Vision Monday readers should already be familiar with the statistics related to uncorrected refractive error, for example, that one in four children suffers from an undiagnosed vision problem, OneSight's video, "A Five-Foot Universe" provides a glimpse into what it really feels like from the perspective of a nearsighted child. To get a true sense of how over half a billion people see the world, watch the video, which is part of OneSight's "The Way We See It" campaign to generate awareness of the global vision crisis and raise donations to provide direct vision care access to those in need.
CHICAGO—Education in Sight is taking steps to help the over 30 million rural students in China and 3.5 million students in the U.S. suffering from uncorrected poor vision by bringing optometrists to perform eye exams in schools, providing free eyeglasses, and educating communities in proper eyecare to promote long-term change. Since 2012, Education in Sight has visited 58 schools, performed 22,000 eye exams, and delivered 3,300 pairs of eyeglasses in China. The non-profit has set a goal of solving poor vision for every rural student (about 915,000) in Yunnan province within two years. From there the plan is to expand province by province to the rest of China. In the U.S., Education in Sight has first focused on Detroit, where the spring 2014 pilot at Henry Ford Academy elementary school screened 400 students by local optometrists. This will expand to ten more schools in Detroit by the end of 2014 and eventually to other high need regions across the U.S. Students will receive screenings, comprehensive exams, and glasses.
As evidenced in VM's "A Day in the Life of Optical," there are places, processes and pieces of the optical industry that one might never know existed had they not looked for them or been a part of their production. This short film from Mykita provides a glimpse into the modern manufactory, Mykita Haus, where frame manufacturing meets the precision and craftsmanship of personal touch that goes into so many frames across the globe. More Mykita videos can be viewed on their YouTube mykitachannel.
CONGO—After 18 years of blindness since the age of 15, Pulcherie's sight was restored with free cataract surgery onboard the Africa Mercy. Although one of Pulcherie's eyes was permanently damaged due to a childhood accident, Mercy Ships, with support from Alcon, was able to remove the very dense cataract in her other eye. Just 24 hours after her operation, the bandage was removed, and Pulcherie saw her baby girl for the very first time. Since her sight has been restored, Pulcherie has found work to support her family and, she says every chance she gets, she cannot stop gazing at her daughter. Mercy Ships uses hospital ships to deliver free, world-class surgeries, capacity building and sustainable development to those without access in the developing world.
MASON, Ohio—"Imagine not being able to read a book or the lyrics to a song," says Transitions Optical brand ambassador Darius Rucker, solo musical artist and lead singer and rhythm guitarist of the Grammy Award-winning rock band Hootie & the Blowfish, in this OneSight public service announcement. In the PSA, Rucker enlists his celebrity to further the cause of this 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization to provide sustainable access to quality vision care, eyewear and sun protection to those in need around the world. Rucker invites viewers to "join me in helping solve the global vision care crisis" by getting involved with OneSight because "everyone deserves to see their dreams come true."
NEW YORK—"I think everyone should be able to see," says the schoolgirl narrating this video about OneSight's latest initiative to provide eyecare and eyewear to underserved children in New York City. As part of the NYC Community Learning Schools Initiative, OneSight is working with local health partners and The SUNY College of Optometry to open two school-based vision centers at PS 188 in Brooklyn and PS 18 in the Bronx this fall. The OneSight Vision Center at PS188 will be operated by Lutheran Family Health Centers with sponsorship and volunteer support from LensCrafters. The OneSight Vision Center at PS 18 will be operated by Montefiore Medical Center with sponsorship and volunteer support from Sunglass Hut. Each center will serve more than 5,000 students annually providing comprehensive eye exams, glasses, fittings, adjustments and medical eyecare with an onsite optometrist, ophthalmic technician and optician. "It's the greatest city in the world and everyone deserves a chance to see it," concludes the girl narrating the video.
FULLERTON, Calif.—After producing the admissions YouTube videos for Southern California College of Optometry at Marshall B. Ketchum University over the past four years, class of 2014 president, Dr. Tim Ng bid his farewell in this "Let Us Go!" video. Written and directed by Ng, the video commemorates his and his classmates "four long years to lead up to this day" and sends them out the door "about to fulfill a dream" as "optometrists at last."
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla.—Costa has debuted three new Fish Art sculptures, a Bluefin Tuna, a Bonefish and a Steelhead, made entirely out of sunglass parts. The three new pieces of are join the Bass, Dorado, Marlin, Sailfish and Tarpon sculptures as part of the brand's Fish Art collection. Plans have already been made to utilize the new sculptures for conservation. Previously donated Fish Art sculptures, like the Marlin, raised $10,000 for The Billfish Foundation. The Tarpon sculpture was donated to IGFA Hall of Fame, the Bass resides with the creative agency responsible for the design, and the Sailfish and Dorado are living at Costa's HQ, based here. Additional video and imagery updates will be shared on Costa's Facebook page at www.facebook.com/costasunglasses and on their Twitter feed: @CostaSunglasses.To create the Bluefin Tuna more than 1,500 lenses were used and Costa's Tuna Alley style is prominently featured. For the Bonefish, 202 lenses were used, as was Costa's Fantail style, and for the Steelhead, 438 lenses were used and Costa's Hamlin style id the featured frame. For more on what the process of making one of the sculptures entails check out the video.
A recent video produced by the Association of Schools and Colleges of Optometry (ASCO) takes the question of "why" becoming a doctor of optometry is worthwhile and answers it threefold: the career holder's ability to change lives, the field's many outlets for occupational growth and the continual advancement of technologies and clinical innovations that come to life in the profession.Titled "Be a Doctor of Optometry: Put Your Future in Focus," the video shows an insightful selection of ODs and ODs-to-be sharing perspectives on what initially drew them to studying optometry, where they see their careers taking them – be it cataract clinics, Veterans hospitals or private practice – and how optometry continues to inspire and excite them out in the field. The video was partially funded through a contribution from Luxottica and, more recently from a competitive Focus Grant from the Allergan Foundation. The video serves as a part of ASCO's and the American Optometric Association's (AOA) "Joint Project on Further Developing a Robust, Diverse, and High Qualified National Applicant Pool," the end goal of which is to increase the number, quality and diversity of applicants to the 21 schools and colleges of optometry in the 50 states and Puerto Rico, according to ASCO.
MEMPHIS, Tenn.—Prospective optometry school students may find it hard to resist the calling after hearing perspectives of various students at the Southern College of Optometry (SCO) shared in a video released by the school earlier this year. The video, which introduces the institution's students, programs and campus life, features first-person accounts from current students who share what brought them to the school and, more importantly, what kept them there.
Barnet Dulaney Perkins Eye Center, with 14 optical locations throughout Arizona, was named Transitions Optical's 2013 Regional Retailer of the Year. View this video to learn how this growing regional optical retailer and the other two finalists – Henry Ford Optimeyes of Michigan and Northeastern Eye Institute of Pennsylvania – achieved this leadership status.
NEW YORK—If you've ever attended EyeRock, the optical industry concert that benefits non-profit vision care organizations, you know what to expect: an evening of listening and dancing to great rock 'n' roll music performed by The EyeRock Band, a stellar group of optical industry musicians and singers who play their hearts out for you.A band of talented teenage musicians will join The EyeRock Band in support of a good cause at The EyeRock Concert at New York's Hard Rock Café on March 29. Known as The School of Rock All-StarTeam, the band is made up of outstanding teenage performers from Chicago. They will be special guests at the show, which will benefit New Eyes for the Needy. If you're not already psyched for EyeRock, this video from EyeRock 2012 at the Hard Rock Café should do the trick. It features the EyeRock Band's smoking rendition of the Bad Company's classic "Can't Get Enough of Your Love." To paraphrase a classic song by AC/DC, "For those about to EyeRock, we salute you!
CHICAGO—On Jan. 16, 2014, optician Boyce Moffitt, the general manager of Spex, based here with several locations throughout Chicago and Illinois, showed the city the meaning of "Spex appeal" in a segment on the WGN Morning Show. With the spotlight on Spex, a designer eyewear purveyor voted the Best Eyewear Store in Time Out Chicago's 2011 Shopping Awards, Moffitt delivered tips on how to find the best frames for each face shape while showing off a variety of frames carried by the fashionable eyecare store."We had a blast sharing eyewear trends with the viewers of WGN Morning Show," Spex director of marketing, Michael Caputo, told VM. As the retailer's tagline says, "discover your Spex appeal" with the latest VM Video.
141 Eyewear, a Portland-based philanthropic eyewear company, recently teamed up with Kaiser Permanente and the Boys & Girls Club of Salem to execute a charity eyecare clinic to test and fit kids for free prescription eyewear.
More than 1,200 VSP doctors have volunteered onboard VSP Mobile Eyes clinics, providing vision care to more than 170,000 people in need. Watch this video to see what it's like to volunteer on these clinics, complete with dispensaries and finishing labs.
Kalie McCartin, a first-year OD student (and president of the Class of 2017) at Salus University, Pennsylvania College of Optometry, turned her passion for music and lyric writing into clever parody of Robin Thicke's "Blurred Lines" pop sensation in this special video, which finds a new way to talk about the important work optometrists do. McCartin's concept was photographed at PCO's Eye Institute and Philadelphia Soundstages and edited by videographer, AJ Pastor, another first year OD student, along with their colleagues Joe Rispoli, Delon Lawrence and many others.
Keywords: Blurred Vision, Parody, Salus, PCO
This video shows how a group of researchers based in London are using Peek, a smartphone based system they developed, to conduct comprehensive eye examinations in remote settings in countries such as Kenya. Easy to use, affordable and portable, Peek is empowering general health workers and eyecare practitioners to diagnose eye diseases and provide a means for managing and monitoring the treatment of patients, anywhere in the world.
IRVING, Calif.—This video won the Three Zerohs Collective of musicians, designers, photographers and filmmakers $10,000 and a lifetime supply of IVI Vision sunglasses in the Get Busy Living competition.
Representatives of the various companies involved in this year's World Sight Day and Optometry Giving Sight helped volunteer time and resources to help the underserved in Atlanta get access. Via VSP's Mobile Eye Clinic and Eyes of Hope, the assistance of 3-time Olympic champion Misty-May Treanor, Nike Vision, Alcon and others, including many local area optometrists, some 4,000 received needed eyecare and eyewear.
This video features Nic Christensen, a young man with ID (Intellectual Disability) who found his employment and success through his vision screening at the Special Olympics National Games. At the screening, Nic became fascinated by the machine to grind eyeglasses, which lead to him getting a $35,000 loan to buy the equipment. Nic now works with his father, Jay Christensen, OD at Dr. Jay's Family Eyecare in Harlan, Iowa.
NEW YORK—Earlier this year, the Tear Film & Ocular Surface Society (TFOS) launched a global initiative to raise awareness of an oft overlooked dry eye treatment—blinking.


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A beautiful set of 12 post cards by artist Marjan van Zeyl which features scenes from Fairytales. The cards include: Little Red Riding Hood, Frog King, Puss in Boot, Hansel and Gretel, Tom Thumb, Mother Holle, Cinderella, Rapunzel, Donkey, Bear, Sleeping Princess, Snow White and the 7 Dwarves.
This would be a lovely gift to a child to send cards to a distant grandparent each month, or for a grandparent to send to the child. Or, use as gift cards, on the nature table, or on a child's dresser. Made in Germany.
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By John Finerty
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The United States Helsinki Commission held a hearing September 16, 2003 on the current human rights situation in, and future of Chechnya.
Testifying before the Commission were Ambassador Steven Pifer, Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for European and Eurasian Affairs; Anna Politkovskaya, Moscow journalist and author; Dr. Robert Ware, Associate Professor at Southern Illinois University; and Lord Frank Judd, Member of the British House of Lords and former Co-Chairman of the Council of Europe-Duma Parliamentary Working Group on Chechnya.
In his opening statement, Helsinki Commission Chairman Rep. Christopher H. Smith (R-NJ), called the situation in Chechnya "the most egregious challenge to international humanitarian law in the OSCE region."
"The Russian Government declares that the situation in Chechnya is normalizing, and that the 'counter-terrorism operation' is over," Smith said, " but it appears to be a tenuous claim, if that."
Commission Ranking Member Rep. Benjamin L. Cardin (D-MD) noted the efforts of the U.S. Delegation to the OSCE Parliamentary Assembly to raise human rights issues in Chechnya through resolutions and bilateral meetings with Russian counterparts urging them to "take a position responsible for the human rights issues in Chechnya."
In prepared remarks, Commission Co-Chairman Ben Nighthorse Campbell observed, "The picture the Kremlin does not want us to see is a wasteland dotted with mass graves, villages depopulated of men--young and old, and unspeakable crimes committed against civilians. Each side should and must be held accountable for its acts of lawlessness and brutality. Extrajudicial executions, forced disappearances, and abuse of the non-combatants by elements of the Russian military continue."
Deputy Assistant Secretary Pifer reported that since his appearance before the Commission on Chechnya in May 2002, "The daily reality for the people of Chechnya has been bleak and deteriorating" and that "[t]he toll of casualties, both Chechen and Russian...continues to mount." He noted that the majority of Chechens, whether those inside Chechnya or displaced to other regions of the Russian Federation, are living in dire conditions. "Deplorable violations of human rights persist," Pifer continued, and "terrorist attacks by Chechen extremists have increased."
After the 1994-96 Chechen war, according to Pifer, the resulting chaos and lack of rule of law drew international terrorists to Chechnya. Additionally, treatment by Russian security forces of the civilian population during the current war has contributed to growing extremism and further sharpened the conflict. "Moscow's black and white treatment of the conflict," he said, "makes cooperation in the war on terrorism more difficult as its conduct of counter-terrorist operations in Chechnya fuels sympathy for the extremists' cause and undermines Russia's international credibility."
Pifer outlined the three pillars of U.S. policy vis-a-vis Chechnya: an end to all human rights violations; cessation of all fighting and a process that will produce a sustainable political settlement, and; continued humanitarian assistance for those affected by the conflict.
In response, Chairman Smith urged the Administration to make Chechnya a leading topic at the late September Camp David meeting between Presidents Bush and Putin. Ambassador Pifer stated his expectation that "these concerns will be among the most troubling that the two leaders will find on the U.S.-Russian agenda." In a subsequent Moscow press conference, Russian President Vladimir Putin expressed considerable displeasure with Pifer's forthright remarks at the Helsinki Commission hearing.
Anna Politkovskaya focused on the October 5th presidential election in Chechnya and the legitimacy of the new [March 23, 2003] constitution. The vote on the constitution, she testified, "basically gave the people of Chechnya a choice of being good 'Chechens' and therefore have the right to live, or being bad 'Chechens' and therefore opening themselves to the possibility of being exterminated."
Regarding the presidential elections, Politkovskaya noted the advantages given to the Moscow-supported incumbent, Akhmed Kadyrov. He has been given the ability to "create huge armed units," she continued. "What this amounts to is...a sponsorship of an all-out Chechen against Chechen war."
Dr. Robert Ware testified about the lack of acknowledgment of the Chechen invasion of Dagestan and the resulting 32,000 IDPs, and multiple human rights violations that occurred during Chechnya's de facto independence. "Russia had a moral obligation to protect its citizens in the region," Dr. Ware stressed.
Ware stressed the importance of making sure that both sides of the story were taken into consideration. "There is no peace and reconciliation without truth," Ware warned. "And there is no truth when you look at only one side of the problem."
Lord Judd, who quit his position as Co-Chairman of the Council of Europe-Duma Parliamentary Working Group on Chechnya over Moscow's insistence on conducting the March constitutional referendum, called the constitution issue "deeply disturbing."
"There should have been debate and evaluation, pluralist and independent media, freedom of association, and freedom for political parties were needed [as well as] sufficient non-menacing security for people to feel freely able to participate," Judd continued.
Commenting on the West's relationship with Russia, Lord Judd exclaimed, "In the case of the Chechen Republic, it is inexplicable folly to hold back on criticism when by their policies and methods of implementing them, the Russians are perversely recruiting for the global terrorists."
The United States Helsinki Commission, an independent federal agency, by law monitors and encourages progress in implementing provisions of the Helsinki Accords. The Commission, created in 1976, is composed of nine Senators, nine Representatives and one official each from the Departments of State, Defense and Commerce.
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It gets the job done but... The spot brush works great for cleaning grout lines. However, it wears out quickly. I have 12" tile throughout the first floor of my home (approx. 1,000 sq. ft.). I've gone through 2 of them already and I'm not even done with the 6'x8' open floor space in my kitchen. It seems like the steam is so hot it's melting the bristles. They literally disintegrate as you use the tool. At $3 each + shipping for replacements cleaning the grout on whole first floor is going to set me back a lot of money. Oreck, you need to rethink the materials you make the bristles out of! February 17, 2012
Great cleaner, poor durability This grout cleaning brush works great on our tile flooring. We had black grout, that used to be white, and it made the floor look new again. My only complaint is the durability. Our kitchen floor is normal size and it takes 2 1/2 of these brushes to do the floor once. That's with only using the weight of the machine, no downward pressure. The bristles get worn right down to the housing. I would just like to see these pieces made out of a stronger material. January 1, 2012
Great product but is not durable! I just received my Oreck Steam It cleaner this week and I have been so excited to see what it would do to my grout which is extremely dirty (5 years of dirt and grime), I am very happy with the results. It is amazing to see how much dirt has accumulated over the years. My tile looks new again! My only complaint is that I will need probably 8-10 spot brushes to clean my downstairs floor. This product is does not last for more than a small area of grout. I agree with all the other reviews that this product needs to be re-thought. I would also like to see a larger brush for the Steam It cleaner so as to clean dirt that has accumulated in the grooves of my tile. June 12, 2012
Gets the job done! This brush works very well and gets the job done easily. However, it does not last long as the bristles melt away due to the hot steam. If you turn down the steam output it does not clean as well. If Oreck change the bristles so that they don't melt or wear down so fast this would be an excellent product. April 2, 2012
Great idea... until it disintergrates I have a lot of tile and this little brush worked great for about 20 min. then it had curled in on itself and no longer scrubbed the grout. I didn't put any pressure on the brush, just the weight of the mop. No big deal I thought I'll order a bunch of the little brushes... but they're $2.99 a piece?!?! Really? They can't cost more the $.02 to produce.... VERY DISAPPOINTED :( December 8, 2013
Amazing at removing grout buildup. Though this product is exceptional at removing my 5 year grout buildup, the spot brush is not durable. I was not able to complete my small kitchen with one brush before it melted away. I concede that normal wear is expected, but this is the first time I use the product. The replacement cost is not so bad, but when you tag on shipping it will get to be a little pricey if I have to replace these brushes after every cleaning. There has to be a better way. December 4, 2012
Could be Great...IF it lasted longer The Steam-It is a great product but this Spot Brush wears out after very little use. Could be because of the high heat when cleaning grout but that's what it is supposed to be cleaning. Oreck, please help us and design a better Spot Brush or offer replacements for $.05 each or 25 for $1.00. February 23, 2015
This is a great tool for cleaning grout. I like this tool for cleaning grout. It's the best that I have found so far. I try not to apply a lot of pressure when I'm using it. The bristles flatten easily. I keep having to buy replacements. March 11, 2012


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Brandywine School District is hosting an informational meeting regarding senior week at 6:30 p.m. Feb. 19 in the Concord High School auditorium, 2501 Ebright Road, Wilmington.
Senior week is the vacation week, often in June after graduation, when recent graduates rent beach houses with their friends and without their parents. The informational meeting has been advertised to students and their parents from the district's three high schools: Brandywine, Concord, and Mount Pleasant. Representatives of the Dewey Beach Police Department will discuss topics such as town ordinances, statistics on juvenile arrests made in previous years, helpful hints regarding landlord/tenant contracts, and more.
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text: Dr. Melody Ng, assistant professor at The University of Alabama in Huntsville (UAH), will partner with Dr. Melissa Martiros, assistant professor at Martin Methodist College, for a piano duo recital on Thursday, Feb. 6, at 7:30 p.m. in Roberts Recital Hall on the UAH campus. The evening event, which is free and open to the public, will include works by Rachmaninoff, Schubert, Ravel, and Piazzolla. Dr. Ng says, "the unique two-piano arrangement of the tangos by Astor Piazzolla makes them accessible to perform by pianists and able to create a different realm of sound from the standard tangos." Dr. Ng, a native of Hong Kong, has previously served on the faculty at Lawrence University, Piano Odyssey Summer Camp, and the University of Wisconsin-Madison. She was the first-prize winner in numerous competitions, including Neale-Silva Young Artists' Competition, UW Beethoven Piano Competition, Irving Shain Woodwind and Piano Duo Competition, Badger Collegiate Competition, and MTNA (State & Regional) Young Artist Competition. Her appearances included broadcast performances on Wisconsin Public Radio and the Kennedy Center in Washington D.C. Dr. Ng received her doctor of musical arts degree and master of music degree in piano performance and pedagogy from the University of Wisconsin-Madison, and a double-degree in economics and piano performance from Lawrence University. Dr. Martiros teaches music theory, group and applied piano, and serves as accompanist for the concert and chamber choirs. She received her doctor of musical arts degree in piano performance and pedagogy and a master of science degree in special education from the University of Wisconsin-Madison, a master of music degree in piano performance from Bowling Green State University, and a bachelor of arts degree in piano performance from Westfield State College. She comes to Martin Methodist following faculty positions at Silver Lake College, the University of Wisconsin-Fond du Lac, Bluffton University, the Lindeblad School of Music, and as a teaching assistant at Bowling Green State and Interlochen Arts Camp.


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Sabah is a 28-year-old married woman who has four children from Taiz, Yemen. She is requesting a loan of 30,000 YER to buy a washing machine. In the future she hopes to improve her family's living standard, buy new furniture, do maintenance on her home, and buy a car.
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This loan is helping support a borrower who is 30 or under. Because many young people lack business experience or established credit histories, it can be even more difficult for them to access financial services. By funding this youth loan, you are expanding opportunity for a young person with limited resources.
About Al-Amal Microfinance BankAl-Amal reaches out to low-income micro-entrepreneurs and small business owners in Yemen with a suite of credit, savings, and insurance products tailored for Muslim borrowers. Before lending through Al-Amal, please consider the following:
1) Due to ongoing security concerns, full due-diligence of Al-Amal was conducted remotely rather than on-site. This makes Al-Amal atypical among Kiva's Field Partners, as Kiva staff have not conducted an on-site assessment. Al-Amal's assessment included in-person meetings with the top management in other, more secure locations in the Middle East.
2) Because Yemen is a new and unstable environment, there is a possibility that future loan repayments could be held indefinitely in the country for regulatory reasons, even if individual borrowers pay back their loans. As a lender to borrowers in Yemen, you accept this additional risk.
Additionally, all of Al-Amal's products are Sharia compliant and customized for its Muslim clients. Most of the loans are structured as Murabaha interest free loans. Al-Amal purchases goods for its borrowers and charges them a markup or fee. Al-Amal is also experimenting with Ijarah loans (an Islamic leasing product). For more information on Islamic microfinance, please click here.
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>Run your hands through your hair. Does it feel a bit dry? As you hold the ends up against a good light, can you see frayed pieces shooting in various directions? Now try the scrunch test. Grab hold of your hair and gently squeeze. Do you hear a faint crackling sound? A "yes" to any of these questions means you have a compromised cuticle. The cuticle is the outermost layer of your hair and it's made up of overlapping cells. It protects the inner cortex that houses protein and your hair's pigment.
If the cuticle is healthy, it serves as an effective barrier to environmental and chemical assaults. If the cuticle is damaged - and most of us have some damage - the hair shaft becomes ragged. Instead of smooth, hydrated and strong tresses, you have bristly, parched and weakened hair. Even more troubling, whether your hair is natural or color-treated, an open cuticle means access to your hair's pigment headquarters - and your color will fade.
Shampooing your hair every day strips hair of natural oils. Combing and brushing chafes the cuticle, sometimes stretching strands to break. Blow dryers, flat irons and other heat styling tools can extract too much moisture and result in brittle locks. The sun's UV rays, rain and pollution all break down the cuticle, leading to frizzies and split ends.
Perms, relaxers and straightening formulas loosen the cuticle and alter the bonds that give your hair its shape and texture. And the chemicals in bleaches and permanent dyes penetrate cuticles in order to replace your inner cortex's pigment. In all cases, a damaged, porous cuticle leads to color fading.
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"Most Americans will be shocked to know that some of the allies that we've now embraced in our fight against Al Qaeda and worldwide terror are at the same time torturers who not only permit, but use as a means of extracting confessions, horrific beatings coupled with rapes and threats of rapes against family members," Smith solemnly stated after hearing their testimony. He strongly urged a united stance on this issue by the Bush Administration, saying, "We need zero tolerance for torture," and America will not "stand idly by, even if [these countries] are partners with us in fighting terrorism, while [they] repress, rape, and butcher [their] own people."
Pulat Akhunov mentioned protests held in Uzbekistan against torture and the oppression of political opposition, indicating that even in conditions of severe repression, society can try to organize resistance. But Abdusalom Ergashev gave voice to the fear shared by all the participants, namely, that religious oppression and the absence of outlets for political activity not controlled by the state will provide a breeding ground for terrorist groups.
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Larry Uzzell, citing severe religious persecution of Muslim and Christian groups alike, urged U.S. officials to discuss this issue and other human rights concerns with Karimov. Otherwise, extremist groups could interpret silence as apathy or even acceptance. Uzzell warned that "...the more Washington embraces the [Uzbek] regime, the easier it is for the Islamic militants, not just in Uzbekistan but around the world, to argue that the West is fighting not just terrorism, but Islam as a whole...."
Wayne Merry commented on the economic, political, and human rights conditions in each Central Asian country. During the last ten years, he contended, these countries have "deteriorated dramatically." Merry described Uzbekistan as the region's "greatest tragedy, considering its potential ten years ago and how many opportunities have been missed. Turning to religious freedom, Merry concluded, "Unfortunately, in Central Asia, and particularly in Uzbekistan, we have seen regimes...seeking to eradicate any form of religious practice that is not directly under government control."
Nina Shea suggested various policies the United States could adopt to encourage "much-needed improvement" by Uzbekistan's Government. She proposed ending all non-humanitarian aid to Uzbekistan and Turkmenistan until those governments carried out measurable reforms in human rights policies. Suggested improvements include: the release of prisoners held on religious or political, charges; removal of arduous legal requirements for religious groups; and the end of torture, false imprisonment, and detention of religious leaders.
All three panelists underscored the value of directly raising human rights violations with President Karimov during his visit, as well as with other Central Asian leaders. It was recommended that Russian translations of any letters be given to Karimov with the original, so he can read the letters himself, instead of passing them to a staffer. Merry and Uzzell encouraged governmental and non-governmental organizations to continue letter writing campaigns, even if past practice left few reasons to hope.
At the end of the briefing, Chary Annaberdiev, the former deputy chief of Turkmenistan's mission to the United States, spoke publicly for the first time since leaving his position and receiving political asylum. Annaberdiev made clear his view – shared by many – that Turkmenistan's President Saparmurat Niyazov is an irrational megalomaniac with whom logic and reasonable persuasion would be useless. He indicated his willingness to aid the U.S. Government, saying, "I hope that my experience and my knowledge will bring closer those days when this [Turkmen] regime comes to its end."
In a letter sent to President Bush in February, Helsinki Commission leaders raised their concern over reports that the Administration, in reconsidering whether and how to apply the provisions of the 1974 Jackson-Vanick law to several New Independent States, is inclined to "bundle" those countries into a single package. Such a plan would effectively grant Permanent Normal Trade Relations to governments with dismal human rights records, including the Central Asian states. The Commissioners urged the Administration to evaluate governments on an individual basis when deciding whether to grant them PNTR status.
Transcripts of the March 7, 2002 briefing and the March 28, 2002 briefing are available by clicking on their respective dates above or through the United States Helsinki Commission Internet home page located at http://www.csce.gov.
The U.S. Helsinki Commission, an independent federal agency, by law monitors and encourages progress in implementing provisions of the Helsinki Accords. The Commission, created in 1976, is composed of nine Senators, nine Representatives and one official each from the Departments of State, Defense and Commerce.
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