Eyewear

You are causing earthquakes according to this preacher who thinks he knows exactly what God is thinking and can interpret every single natural event accordingly….

VIRGINIA BEACH (The Borowitz Report) – Evangelist Pat Robertson sparked controversy in today’s broadcast of his 700 Club program by saying that yesterday’s mild East Coast earthquake was God’s revenge on people “who act kind of gay.”
“All across the Eastern seaboard, there are men who get manicures, wear designer eyewear and know about thread counts,” Rev. Robertson. “God finds this somewhat gay-like behavior confusing, and He responded by getting mildly peeved.”

The televangelist warned that if Americans persist in their “seemingly sort-of-gay behavior,” the country should brace itself for additional ambiguous acts of retaliation from the Almighty.
“God will strike back at people who act sort of gay with all kinds of mild responses,” he said. “If you keep getting pedicures and facials, you can expect two to three inches of rain and some really hot humid days in your future.”
Rev. Robertson said that New Yorkers who reacted in an over-the-top way to yesterday’s temblor “run the risk of moderately annoying the Heavenly Father yet again.”

Or do you think this guy is just out to stir up a little publicity so people will send him more money?

Pat Robertson is just stirring up a little publicity for himself. His rant is totally illogical and laughable. Unfortunately, there are people who actually believe that some acts of nature are divine retribution.

What’s the difference between the brand Giorgio Armani and Emporio Armani for frame glasses (not sunglasses), which one is better (in quality)?

Aramni has many differnt ‘labels’ under his name. Emporio Armani is one of them; it’s a more affordable, young & ‘wearable’ brand. It’s not as ‘high-end’ as the original Armani but it’s still the same company so you’re paying for the Armani name, but just a bit more for Giorgio. Either way both have the same logo, so up to you really if price is an issue.

I bought a pair of glasses at duty free while I was coming back from Europe but these have
fake lenses that I need to replace. I know I can go to an optometrist to get prescription but then
can I just take these to any eyewear store and ask them to replace it even thought they don’t
carry the pair I bought?? Thanks in advance.

i would just go to the optomotrist

Hi, I am looking at buying one of the following 2 eyeglass frames. one is Bulgari (a thin metal full rim) the other is Ralph Lauren metal semi-rimless rectangle shape. The 2nd one suites me more, but i like the name Bulgari on my frame. Is RL a sexy name in men eyeglass area? or should i chooses Bulgari? What do you girls think?

http://www.edel-optics.com/BV1041-128-by-Bvlgari,1,1,28,71366,VTFZ6ABZXB13C,,.html

http://cgi.ebay.com/RALPH-LAUREN-POLO-1067-Eyewear-FRAMES-Glasses-Italy-New-/140591275093?pt=UK_Health_Beauty_VisionGlasses_Lenses_SM&hash=item20bbe49c55

Ralph Lauren men eyeglass

Okay, I live in Georgia near Atlanta, and I think these glasses are so great, but I can’t find them anywhere that prescription glasses are sold.

http://www.shopnastygal.com/products/vintage/clothing/eyewear/Foxy-Mama-Glasses-%252d-Black.html

Is it possible to get lenses put in and where?

If it’s not possible, does anybody know a place where some prescription glasses like these can be found? (Onlne, In store, Doesnt matter.)
Ohh, and I need it to be like, below $100?

Try Lens Crafters or Costco. Lens Crafters have a web site you can view frames on. www.LensCrafters.com Can’t promise Atlanta has the same styles as NYC though. Big frames are back, so I don’t think you should have a problem finding a very similar frame. Another online website is http://www.eyeglass.com/

chain) and they were about to charge me nearly $500. I declined to purchase the glasses. I live in Westchester County, NY. I’m not looking for anything extraordinary or additional, like prescription sunglasses; I’m focusing on glasses with regular lenses (I’m near-sighted; I usually use the glasses for driving or, at times, walking at night), with formal looking frames (metallic or silver colored and thin) which I’d utilize in an office environment. I’d appreciate your feedback. Thanks.

Websites are good. I bought at www.eyeinform.com just recently and got my lenses at the optical. I just got frames there. I didn’t want to risk because my doctor said that lenses that are not made to fit you PD will ruin your eyes. But saving over $100 on frames was nice.

i see alot of rappers wearing these glasses with large frames.i really like them can anyone tell me what brand these are? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jpDUnUFY3UM
thats the link to the video soulja boys wearing them

http://www.amazon.com/Rapper-Retro-Gazelle-Large-Sunglasses/dp/B003F62GEY

This site has rapper like glasses.

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In 2011 eyewear fashion for women we are seeing short wayfarer, round women eyeglass frames, women cat-eye frames, tortoiseshell color eyeglasses and square shaped women eyeglasses styles coming back in fashion.

Sunglasses Warehouse always offers a variety of women’s eyeglasses at an incredible offer.Women’s eyeglasses come in many different shapes and sizes to fit any individual taste. You may want to try on various different shapes and colors before making your choice.

Pros of Trivex vs Polycarb–

Lighter
Higher Abbe value
Lower density
Does not crack when mounted in rimless eyewear
Chemical resistance (ie, acetone)
Much better impact resistance
Blocks more short-wave blue light
Fewer re-makes due to no splitting along grooved edges or stress induced by over-tightened metal eyewear.

Cons–

In higher Rx’s, Trivex is a little thicker than Poly

Why are we still promoting 40 year old lens technology (poly) when something much better has on the market for years? We should be offering our patients the best possible lenses. Everyone I know in the lab business hates Polycarb with varying degrees of passion.

Impact test on range of materials–
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=knnSKVROtzA
So the main detractors of Trivex are cost and availability. Totally understandable. Has anyone looked into free-forms instead of conventional PAL’s? They generally cost less and are available in every material available. We’ve had a lot of success putting our patients in various free-form designs. Non-adapts are down to nearly zero!
Sorry, I meant to say, "generally cost less than conventional PAL’s"…except Zeiss free-form! They are ridiculously expensive.

Trivex is a great material but more costly than Poly. Many progressive lens designs are not available in Trivex. Some labs don’t have a lot of experience with Trivex and have trouble finishing the edges in a way that looks good. The poly that is available now is not the same poly that was available 40 years ago so calling it 40 year old technology is not exactly fair.

They’re a semi rimless pair of black frames. They are a 90’s version of malcolm X’s frame. (BerDel Sferoflex pat Newton)

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