On Mon, 18 Jul 2005 13:07:29 -0700, Richard Clark
wrote:
yet another tantalizing, unanswerable question: What wavelength is Glare?

Dear Readers,

In this vein, and from contemporary reports from the NY Times comes:
"It's the old story of the C.E.O. who asks the chief marketing
officer, 'What happens if I take 10 percent out of the marketing
budget?' and the C.M.O. replies, 'I don't know,' so the C.E.O.
says: 'O.K., I'll take 20 percent.' "
...
"Marketers are tracking all kinds of data and they still can't
answer basic questions" about advertising accountability..."

This, of course, returns us to the sage advice offered by me
previously:
"Visually compare glare reductions before you buy anything."
especially when the salesman in boots tells you that you cannot see
reflections TEN TIMES BRIGHTER THAN THE SUN.

Salesman: "Any totally cancelled Glare that you will see is Black."

Turning lemons into lemonade:
"Glare that is TEN TIMES BLACKER THAN THE SUN!"
Let's just hope it doesn't turn up in toothpaste. ;-)

73's
Richard Clark, KB7QHC