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  1. Poll: I am following this thread with great interest...

    I am following this thread with great interest because I deal with progressives regularly as part of my job and also because I wear them. After many years in the software business dealing extensively...
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    Congrats

    Jeff,

    Congrats.

    Not to take anything away from any of the other candidates, but you were the obvious choice. Even if you lose the recount, you are still opti-boarder of the year to me.

    Did...
  3. Cameron Diaz IMHO is one of the most beautiful...

    Cameron Diaz IMHO is one of the most beautiful women of all time.

    When I first saw her in "The Mask" I thought my eye-balls were going to pop out like Jim Carey's!

    This is her at the Globe's.
    ...
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    Converting Data into Information

    Cost effectively converting Data into Useful Information is both the promise and the challenge of implementing Information Systems.

    Come check out Optical Plumber's Website:
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    I don't know if this falls under the category of...

    I don't know if this falls under the category of strange or not, but polls have shown it to be a little known fact, especially south of the 49th parallel:

    Who is the USA's largest trading...
  6. Thread: Snow!

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    Hey Varmint, Nice try, but no cigar. The...

    Hey Varmint,

    Nice try, but no cigar.

    The closest thing I ever had to a 'muscle-car' was the bumper sticker on the back of my rusted out (when Japanese cars were still made for Japanese...
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    This idea is not as silly as it might seem at...

    This idea is not as silly as it might seem at first glance. Perhaps not specifically just 'Red' frames, but how about 'Paisley' frames, or 'Neon' frames.

    The other thing about finding a niche is...
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    Jana, Welcome to the "lurk and be thought a...

    Jana,

    Welcome to the "lurk and be thought a nerd, post and remove all doubt" club!

    Terry :cool:
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    Have you been reading 'Pogo'? Terry:D

    Have you been reading 'Pogo'?

    Terry:D
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    Essilor doesn't recommend ormex transition...

    Essilor doesn't recommend ormex transition progressives for anything higher than +6.00.

    They make a Varilux Comfort in 1.6, but not in Transition. They recommend this lens up to +8.00. I ran the...
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    Re: Coffee, Tea, or .......

    On my typewriter ALL the words are typed with the index finger of the right hand!

    Terry
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    I notice that this thread hasn't received any...

    I notice that this thread hasn't received any traffic for several months. I can't imagine why ....

    Getting to my point, we have a pretty big magnet here in Moncton as well. It is called 'Magnetic...
  13. Thread: Snow!

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    This was my backyard 11 winters ago. BTW, any...

    This was my backyard 11 winters ago.

    BTW, any of you sharp-eyed autofiles care to guess the make, model and year of the vehicle parked in the driveway?

    Terry
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    thanks Robert. It is making sense now. Terry...

    thanks Robert. It is making sense now.

    Terry
    :)
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    Steve, If the asphericity of a lens front...

    Steve,

    If the asphericity of a lens front surface is so slight that a device capable of measuring sag differences of .01 mm can't detect any change in curvature across the surface of the lens,...
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    When a SV Rx is prescribed without a specific OC...

    When a SV Rx is prescribed without a specific OC height, the assumption is that the OC is to be placed on the datum line. If the OC on the -5.00 eye actually ended up 3 mm above or below the datum...
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    Re: Very superstitious

    :confused: :confused:



    I am not disputing the ANSI standard, just trying to understand why 1.5 diopters of UNPLANNED vertical prism would be acceptable at the MRP, irrespective of any vertical...
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    I am going from memory here, but you can easily...

    I am going from memory here, but you can easily check this yourself.

    My recollection is that the last time I did some thickness trouble shooting at the lab on Spectralite products, I discovered...
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    :confused: I am not really confused, just...

    :confused: I am not really confused, just somewhat puzzled!

    (please don't ask me the difference! I just don't like the Smilie for 'confused', and would sometimes prefer to have one for 'puzzled'...
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    Not strictly on topic, but here goes ... ...

    Not strictly on topic, but here goes ...

    Essilor is doing something that has been tried unsuccessfully in the past by two former giants in the Optical Industry, Imperial Optical from Canada, and...
  21. It looks like a great site, but as far as I can...

    It looks like a great site, but as far as I can tell, it is only open to the US market.

    Does anyone know if and when they plan to expand to Canada, UK and the rest of the world?

    Terry
    :(
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    Last summer, my wife and I took a road trip to...

    Last summer, my wife and I took a road trip to Nebraska.
    We like to use the less travelled roads whenever we can, and I was struck by the fact that in almost every state, we would often see these...
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    No justice system will ever be perfect. There...

    No justice system will ever be perfect.

    There will always be a small percentage of innocent people that are unjustly punished and a small percentage of guilty people who will remain unpunished.
    ...
  24. Poll: Adaptive optics could potentially provide an...

    Adaptive optics could potentially provide an incremental improvement over the best of today's PAL designs. This technology has already been hinted at by several of the posts in this thread. Here is...
  25. Poll: resistance to Lasik

    There will always be a significant percentage of the population who for one reason or another (dangers both real and imagined) will never permit the wielding of sharp objects in the vicinity of their...
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