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Charles Streamwood Sugar Grove Third Lake Tower Lakes Vernon Hills Villa Park Volo Warrenville Wauconda Wayne West Chicago West Dundee Wheaton Wheeling Wildwood Winfield Wood Dale Woodstock News Business Sports Entertainment Real Estate Lifestyle Marketplace Monday, April 30, 2007 COOK COUNTY 7 DAY STORY SEARCH - Premium Pri...

...But it was what Foy heard rather than what he saw that later landed Iain Dowie in trouble.

The referee was using a late injury delay to take a drink of water on the half-way touchline when Dowie stepped out of his technical area to confront him.

Story continues ADVERTISEMENT And when he persisted with his complaints, Foy's patience snapped and he ordered the City boss to the stands for the last five minutes of his side's 1-0 defeat.Dowie was unrepentant afterwards, explaining: "Michael Doyle was kicked off the ball - it was very blatant, the linesman was looking right at it - and I said to the referee 'did no-one say anything to you?

'"He just turned his back on me so I said 'talk to me, you can't show that arrogance' and he came back and sent me off.

"It's a passionate game, but not one swear word was used, so I will be interested to see what the report says."Dowie also insisted that Turner's first-half foul on Kevin Phillips was clumsy rather than vicious, and he sympathised with Diomansy Kamara for the two late cautions that will rule out the striker from West Brom's last match of the regular season.

"With Ben It was a bad tackle, a booking, end of story," he insisted.

"I thought it was a very harsh.

"As for Kama...

... Vision over 40 at a glance PRESBYOPIA: A condition where eyes become less elastic as people age and focusing becomes more difficult.TREATMENT OPTIONS- Bifocals: Glasses whose corrective lenses each contain regions with two distinct optical powers.- Reading glasses: Half glasses that allow wearers look through the lenses for near sight such as reading, or over the top of the glasses for distance sight.- Multifocal Can also be accomplished with surgery.

ZOOM DAVID PETERSON/THE REGISTER Near and far, contacts let the eyes have it Striving to maintain busy lifestyles, baby boomers focus on easy, effective ways to avoid the inconvenience of a switch to bifocal glasses.

REGISTER STAFF WRITER April 30, 2007 Add comment Dani Holliday is proud that she doesn't need permanent makeup.It's something that Holliday, 51, says is a big deal for many women her age who choose indelible makeup because they can no longer see close enough to apply eyeliner and other cosmetics.The West Des Moines resident and mother of two young children had worn contacts for years.

When reading became a challenge, she wasn't ready to don reading glasses and give up the convenience of contacts.So for nearly six years, Holliday has worn multi...