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This excerpt taken from the EYE 10-K filed Feb 24, 2009.

Consideration of Individual Performance

The following forms of compensation are structured and implemented to reflect a named executive officer’s individual performance and contribution to our corporate performance:

 

   

Base Salary. An important element of the annual review of each executive’s performance measures the executive’s individual attainment of objectives and the individual’s contribution to corporate performance.

 

   

Annual Management Incentive. As discussed above, corporate performance determines the funding of our annual management incentive program. The incentive award for each individual named executive officer is then determined by applying “negative discretion” to the maximum payment amount, based on achievement of individual and business unit performance objectives. If there is no funding for the annual incentive plan, discretionary bonuses may be awarded upon approval of the compensation committee.

 

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Stock Incentives. The annual review of individual executive performance is an important factor in determining the amount of stock incentives awarded to our named executive officers. Stock incentives are, however, primarily a tool for us to incentivize future performance. Therefore, future potential, retention and motivation are the primary considerations.

This excerpt taken from the EYE DEF 14A filed Apr 25, 2008.

Consideration of Individual Performance

The following forms of compensation are structured and implemented to reflect a named executive officer’s individual performance and contribution to our corporate performance:

 

   

Base Salary. An important element of the annual review of each executive’s performance measures the executive’s individual attainment of objectives and the individual’s contribution to corporate performance.

 

   

Annual Management Incentive. As discussed above, corporate performance determines the funding of our annual management incentive program. The incentive award for each individual named executive officer is then determined by applying “negative discretion” to the maximum payment amount, based on achievement of individual and business unit performance objectives. If there is no funding for the annual incentive plan, discretionary bonuses may be awarded upon approval of the compensation committee.

 

   

Stock Incentives. The annual review of individual executive performance is an important factor in determining the amount of stock incentives awarded to our named executive officers. Stock incentives are, however, primarily a tool for us to incentivize future performance. Therefore, future potential, retention and motivation are the primary considerations.

This excerpt taken from the EYE DEF 14A filed Apr 17, 2007.

Consideration of Individual Performance

The following forms of compensation are structured and implemented to reflect a named executive officer’s individual performance and contribution to our corporate performance:

 

   

Base Salary. An important element of the annual review of each executive’s performance measures the executive’s individual attainment of objectives and the individual’s contribution to corporate performance.

 

   

Annual Management Incentive. As discussed above, corporate performance determines the funding of our annual management incentive program. The incentive award for each individual named executive

 

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officer is then determined based on achievement of individual and business unit performance objectives. If there is no funding for the annual incentive plan, discretionary bonuses may be awarded upon approval of the compensation committee.

 

   

Stock Incentives. The annual review of individual executive performance is an important factor in determining the amount of stock incentives awarded to our named executive officers. Stock incentives are, however, primarily a tool for us to incentivize future performance. Therefore, future potential, retention and motivation are also important considerations.

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