Agreed. Shoulder to helmet.

As a graduate of Michigan State and proud Spartan I think this is pure PC B$. When I attended MSU the thought never occurred to me the woman’s study lounge was somehow infringing on my rights. I was - and still would be - fine with there being a safe place for women to study.

A infographic that attempts (rather poorly I might add) to breakdown what I did as a master optician for 25 years...smh

Obviously Mr. Medal has never sat next to me on a plane - I’ve had plenty of people try that trick, but to use his words - broad shoulders and muscular arms superceds a reclined arm position for a easy victory.

A person acts humanely. People follow the lowest common denominator.

For. The. Win. #youbeatmetoit

Maybe his dad’s warped ideals did undermine Conner. I’ve met the kid a few times always away from the game - a few times on campus, at a restaurant in E. Lansing, and at a movie theater. He seemed to be a genuine, nice kid that gave credit to his teammates and didn’t like talking about himself.

To be fair, he was scared of being hit.

Look, your best bet is to speak with a local optician. Your asking questions that require more detail than I’d like to go into at this point and time. I’m not in optics any longer - my scope of knowledge does not include newer technologies that may be beneficial to your needs.

This. Makes nearly identical Chicago deep-dish Pizza for a quarter the price of dinner at Gino’s East or Lou Malnati’s.

Inside and out? Polarized won’t be had in something appropriate for all day, indoor use - polarized filters come in A, B, or C ‘shades’ - even a A filter is approximately 25% tint.

The original post goes back to 2010 - I got out of optics in early 2013 and haven’t kept up with technology. However if you want polarized lenses with photochromics there aren't many options. So the best I can tell you is to do your research and make sure you buy what fits your need. For example - if you want them for…

My heritage is roughly 75% swede - I grew up with ligonberrys, meatballs, pannkakors, janssons freatelse, kallas, sot suppe, raggmunk, and gravlax at nearly every family gathering. Somehow my genetics all seem to be from the remaining 25% (German and British) because I can’t stand any of it. Well...except for the…

I thought this was a given. I learned this from my parents over 30 years ago when we moved to the home where they still live. And all those filters are replaced yearly (except for the AC filter which is replaced quarterly).

Regarding option #1 for Verizon, they will impose a spending limit on many existing and new accounts towards that new phone.

That’s why I just pay out of pocket - it’s actually less than $40/yr. Costco sells a bottle of 365 pills for under $20.

Granted, my insurer sticks to the letter of PPACA rules. They could simply allow my PCP to sign off on the OTC drugs I want to use, but they don’t. They require an actual Rx. I went through the same…

FSA rules have changed dramatically since the advent of PPACA. If you want to use it on OTC drugs you are required to have a prescribed need for that drug. And that can create a whole host of problems.

Maybe it’s because I’m from Grand Rapids, but nothing says Thanksgiving to me - at least in a alcoholic beverage - than Founders Breakfast Stout. Oats, a hint of coffee, and two different chocolates is the perfect way to bring in the holidays.

Rule of thumb: The largest bird I can comfortably fit in my fryer - about 22-24 lbs. The more leftovers, the better. And then there's the skin - big bird, more skin, happy cook.

This.