Sunglasses and Eyewear

Oakley and 1242 Productions’ latest HD action sports film showcases the progression of wakeboarding and wakeskating through a travelogue of the world’s best riders. Join these athletes as they chase down perfect water in the world’s most exotic locations.

Collaborating with acclaimed filmmaker Justin Stephens and graphic artist Chase Heavener, Oakley’s “Push Process” combines experimental cinematography, editing and animation graphics with the most progressive riding ever documented on the big screen.

“Having a solid and creative support system has become a key ingredient in every film I’ve worked on,” says director Justin Stephens. “Putting in the time and energy to assemble the best crew yet is something we are very proud of. I can honestly say I’m more excited than ever to show everyone what we have going on right now.”

Oakley athletes Keith Lyman, Aaron Rathy, Andrew Adkison, Amber Wing, George Daniels, Danny Hampson, Dallas Friday and Jack Blodgett are more than just the stars who create the epic footage — they are members of the production team, all playing pivotal roles in the project since day one.

“Push Process is a detailed account of what it’s like to be involved with an underground movement,” says Executive Producer, Matty Swanson. “The movie is about the process of pushing our team to new heights, setting goals resulting in groundbreaking moments within the sport of wakeboarding.”

Shot exclusively in HD, Push Process takes viewers on a quest to Australia, South Africa, the Florida Keys, Cuba, Minnesota, the Amazon, Canada and beyond.

So if you are looking for a designer pair of sunglasses then this pair from Tom Ford might just be the perfect retro pair for you.

With thick rims reminiscent of Jackie O and a distinctly sixties-inspired shape, they’re a great statement pair.

1. Don’t rotate them upward so they’re sitting on top of your head. Instead take the protective case that came with your sunglasses and make sure it’s always in your briefcase or workbag. Get in the habit of using it.

2. No briefcase? If you’re wearing a suit or a jacket, put your sunglasses in your top inside pocket, with the lenses facing out for optimal protection. Stowing in any other pocket increases the risk of frame damage or lens scratching.

3. No jacket? Lay them on the table, lenses up. Admire them occasionally. Do not forget them when you get up to leave.

From Naples Daily News

Forty-one pairs of sunglasses valued at $5,000 were reported stolen Friday from the Sunglass Hut at Miromar Outlets in Estero.

According to the Lee County Sheriff’s Office, a Hispanic male wearing a long-sleeve t-shirt and a baseball cap entered the shop at about 9 p.m. and removed the sunglasses from a display case before putting them into a bag and taking off in an unknown direction.

Wow!  Why not work a few days and come up with some real money of your own?  Stealing from a small business is just the worst.  Here you have hard working Americans trying to get ahead and make a better life for themselves and their families and some retard comes along and rips them off.  Really.