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My 1967 vintage eyes are supported by two sets of glasses for modelling. I have varifocal set up for computer and reading (no good for driving), then a second prescription pair especially for modelling ( I think these are slightly magnifying as well) suggested by my optician especially for close up smallish stuff.

I bought mine on eBay, from a storefront that appears to be one of those direct portals for a Chinese factory that we all know and love. These seem to be commonly used to unload surplus, or to market the output of an off-the-books third shift. It was listed at Buy It Now for $11 (USD), but had a Make Offer button. So I offered $5. The vendor came back with $8, so I pulled the trigger. Eight Freaking Dollars. Shipped. From China. At that price, if it only works twice, I probably got my money out of it. There are rather a surprising amount of features, as well. Two primary magnifying lenses, which can be combined in different ways for different magnifications, a bright LED light that tilts and swivels, a front mounted loupe that can be swiveled in or out, and an adjustable headband.

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Mites are small animals, closely related to ticks and spiders. They are so small that it is very difficult to see them without the help of a magnifying glass or microscope. There are many kinds of mites, and they are found almost everywhere, including forests. Mites are important in forests because they can affect how leaves and rotten wood decompose on the forest floor.

A third misconception is that alternative investments will actually magnify the overall volatility of a portfolio. But again, a closer look reveals the whole story. Alternatives possess historically low to moderate correlation of returns to traditional investments. Diversifying a traditional investment portfolio with the appropriate alternatives may help reduce overall volatility.

But, when the markets fall dramatically, as they did on Monday, algorithmic trading is often accused of magnifying the market slump, and fueling investor panic. When stop-loss limits are triggered en masse, for example, it can lead to a snowball selling effect, sending a market into a downward spiral.

I typically only use the 1x lens on the iPhone because it provides a complete circular image from the telescope as seen on my night vision device's phosphor screen. I have been meaning to try the 2.5x lens but my suspicion is that with Night Vision, it will zoom in on the phosphor screen to show every potential defect. It would however, decrease the FoV... meaning that smaller subjects like planetary nebulae or galaxies would appear larger in the image produced by the iPhone. Perhaps the added scale would be offset by problems associated with magnifying the phosphor image. Using the .5x iPhone lens would only reduce the diameter of the image presented by the phosphor screen; the increase or decrease of field of view, offered by the iPhone's .5x and 2.5x lenses, is only acting on the image presented by the NVD phosphor screen.

If Chris Rufo and his fellow activists are truly concerned about the future of the country, they ought to spend some time thinking about that rather than trying to magnify the voices of a vocal minority of parents at the expense of the many others who just want their kids to get a good education. e24fc04721