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This streusel-topped cinnamon apple coffee cake is a sweet and fruity delight that's easy to make!
Heat oven to 375°F.
Combine all coffee cake ingredients except apple in bowl; stir just until moistened. Stir in apple.
Spread batter into greased 8- or 9-inch square baking pan.
Combine 1/3 cup flour and brown sugar in bowl; cut in 1/4 cup Cinnamon Sugar Butter Spread until mixture resembles coarse crumbs. Sprinkle over coffee cake batter. Bake 28-32 minutes or until toothpick inserted in center comes out clean. Cool completely.
Calories: 260
Fat: 8g
Cholesterol: 60mg
Sodium: 270mg
Carbohydrates: 42g
Dietary Fiber: 1g
Protein: 4g
This recipe came out great, I didn't make it with apple because I didn't have any on hand, so I replaced the apple with a cup of raspberries. I also didn't have any of the cinnamon sugar butter spread, so I just used regular butter and added vanilla to add some flavor to the cake. The topping I added some cinnamon, also had to add more flour and brown sugar because the amount in the recipe didn't make it crumbly. The cake came out really moist and the topping was just right not to sweet but just enough. Will be keeping this recipe, because it makes an awesome base recipe to build with.
This recipe turned out amazingly well! It's a delicious and moist cake with just the right amount of cinnamon for fall. The topping amount could be doubled if you chose to do so, but I sprinkle mine on with my fingers and the entire top does get covered. It's great for breakfast or as a yummy dessert. :)
This is delicious. Will make this again. I agree to double the recipe for the topping.
This is an easy and delicious recipe. The only change I will be making is to double the recipe for the topping.
I made two pans of this coffee cake, one for home and one for work. I followed the receipe to the letter except for adding an extra 1/2 apple because I like a lot of apple in my coffee cakes. The topping did not turn out like the picture on the first one I made. It was not crumbly enough. It still tasted good. I increased the flour to 1/2 cup for the topping on the second one and it turned out great (looked just like the picture).
This recipe came out wonderful! I'd serve this cake for breakfast, brunch, dessert, or any time I have a guest over.
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Can Anything This Pretty Bear Fruit?
This tree is blooming in our new property, and I think it's a plum. Do any of you know if it's fruitless or if it will bear, and do you have an idea of which kind it is?
Nice blooms. I bet your planning on pruning the dead wood out. Should Suzi prune/thin the peach tree at this stage? I don't know much about peaches but know that they like dry disease free areas. How exciting for you. Anything that color in michigan at this time is welcome! The vinca minor myrtle is flowering by the foundation of my house.
Even though you guys are the experts, I would have to say that it is not a peach at all, but rather a Dwarf Flowering Almond, a small ornamental shrub that is quite common in landscaping. I think you'll be convinced if you google this plant. Too twiggy looking and shrubby to be a peach.
In any event, it is purely ornamental as far as I know and if it produces almonds they are likely inedible. Sure is beautiful and tough though.
Fab, I don't know of anyone here who is especially expert on ornamental woodies (how would I know?)- we tend to be more involved with stuff that produces fruit. Almonds are extremely closely related to peaches and anyone without experience with this one would probably assume it's a flowering peach- they were common in S. CA when I lived there and I was never aware of ornamental almonds. Of course the nurseries might even have been mis-identifying them.
In any case, I don't believe either will produce worthwhile fruit. The ornamental peach on my boyhood home in S. CA did not.
I will try to keep you all posted when the blossoms drop.
The tree is woody because the property we purchased had been neglected for many years, and we just turned the water on. Actually we are in process of getting the irrigation fixed. We have 1.4 acres of very rocky hillside.
Yes, I will prune out the dead wood.
Saw my first snake on that hill yesterday! I did my research. It was a gopher snake. They look like rattlers, but without the diamond head and rattles! I welcomed it, but it didn't feel like chatting! I told it to go get some gophers, as it slithered off!
There is one definite peach on the property. It is BIG and covered with peaches. I can't possibly thin them all, but I'll give it a try on some lower branches. Since this tree is small and spreading, it just might be that dwarf flowering almond.
Time will tell! I am crossing my fingers it's a peach, but the almond will be nice too! Even if it doesn't produce fruit, I'll be happy! That is one pretty tree! I will have one nut producer, and it's not yet in ground. It's a Beaumont Macadamia. Love those nuts!!
H-man, I did not mean any offense by my reference to some of you being "experts". You are more so than I, and apparently specifically in regards to fruit trees. I also realize that when an ID post is made on this forum the assumption is that it is of a fruiting species, which it turns out not to be in this case.
The common name "dwarf flowering almond" is indeed misleading, since it is not the same species as the edible almond, Prunus amygdalus, and probably why some have never come across it before. The Latin name is: Prunus glandulosa.
Interestingly, there is also a shrub native to the CA deserts that is variously called "wild almond, desert almond or desert peach" which has the Latin name Prunus fasciculata. It of course does not have double flowers.
Fab, I was not in the least offended and appreciate your illumination on this subject. I'm pretty sure FN was not offended either, as the whole point of this forum is to discuss and hash out answers by offering contrasting opinions.
I do consider myself an expert on fruit plants but am mistaken about issues even concerning them on a regular basis. I welcome informative contradiction.


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5. Efficiency
Just what does +5 Engine / Shield / Energy / Aux Efficiency actually do?
.. just some of the questions which make my head go all blank. I wasn't able to play enough Open Beta to really work out what they do (not that i've ever been that great on working out game mechanics or such. lolz).
As the rest were covered sufficiently, I wanted to add a little more here.
They give bonuses to those four skills specifically which open up at Lt Cmdr. The Efficiency line of skills function similar to the "Warp Core Training" and Warp Core Theorist. Yes, it does increase the related skills that Engineering Bridge Officers give out, however, it also has the effect of increasing your EPS levels.
Just as an example, those that took Warp Core Theorist get +10 to their Warp Core Training skill, with that skill max'd out they get +18 so they have +28 to it. The effect in game is that EPS that are set to 50 become 53, and those set to 25 become 32. That is, a bonus of +3 Power to anything at 50, and a bonus of +7 Power to anything set at 25.
Efficiency will increase those bonuses further. The +5 to all four Efficiencies does not seem to be enough to make a difference relative to the +28 one can get with Warp Core Theorist and level 9 Warp Core Training. (I skipped Efficient, and a friend took Efficient. We both have the same level of Warp Core Training, and the Warp Core Theorist skill and our EPS values are the same). With that said, it may have more of an effect once you start training the Efficiency line of skills than someone that lacks the Efficient trait. I unfortunately have not seen any hard numbers like I have with the Warp Core skill. Just for reference, I forget the exact value but I think without Warp Core Theorist the power levels are +2 at 50 and +5 at 25 with level 9 Warp Core Training. There's another post around that is much more detailed on it's effects.
Oh, forgot to mention one thing. The Efficiency line only kicks in for Power Settings under 60. Performance line of these are for Power Settings above 60. I read that a maxed out Weapons Performance skill will generate +10 extra Power. Which means setting Weapons to 100 makes it 110 before any gear is applied, give them an escort and they're at 120 and then they just need a +5 Weapons Power Console to hit the 'cap' of 125 Power Rating.


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RECIPE: Looking For A Corn bread recipe
I am looking for an old fashioned corn bread recipe, I do a lot of cooking and am tired of using mixes. My thanks to anyone who replies. Iggie
This is a good recipe, if you don't like sweet cornbread, leave out the sugar.
Corn Bread
1 cup flour
1 cup yellow cornmeal
1/2 cup sugar
1 tablespoon baking powder
1 teaspoon Tony�s or salt
4 tablespoons oil
1 1/3 cup milk
2 large eggs, beaten
Preheat oven to 375 degrees. Put a 10" round cast iron skillet in oven. Whisk together the dry ingredients. Make a well in center, add the oil, milk and egg. Mix well.
Put enough oil in the hot skillet to coat the bottom, tilt or brush to coat the pan. Spread the batter in the pan, and bake 25-30 minutes--until risen, golden and cornbread tests done with a toothpick.
I make cornbread very similar to the above recipe except I use buttermilk instead of regular milk. I was taught to make it by my mother who didn't measure anything, therefore I don't use exact measurements either. I don't care for sweet cornbread but I still add about 1 tablespoon or so of sugar and my cornbread isn't sweet at all. This is what good old-fashioned cornbread tastes like and buttermilk makes a huge difference! Enjoy!


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Inside Gustavus (March 28, 2014)
Volume 46, Number 24
Faculty/Staff Activities
Ursula Lindqvist (Scandinavian Studies) presented a paper on Greenland's first feature film, NUUMMIOQ ("A Person from Nuuk"), on the "Arctic Ecologies" panel of the Society for the Advancement of Scandinavian Study annual meeting at Yale University on March 15.
Kjerstin Moody (Scandinavian Studies) attended the annual conference of the Society of Advancement for Scandinavian Study at Yale University, March 13-15. Moody chaired two panels at the conference: Poetry I and Scandinavian Literature, Women, and Feminism.
Mary R. McHugh's (Classics) paper, "Modern Palermitan Markets and Street Food in the ancient Roman world", was accepted for presentation at the Oxford Symposium on Food and Cookery. The topic of the July 2014 Symposium at the University of Oxford, England is Food and Markets.
Barbara Fister (Library) gave keynote addresses at two conferences in March, Electronic Resources & Libraries in Austin, Texas, and at the Library Technology Conference at Macalester College in St. Paul.
Kyle E. Chambers (Psychological Science) and Deb Johnson (Children's Museum of Southern Minnesota) were panelists in the session "Museum Research Partnership Models" at the Midwest Living Lab Symposium in Madison, Wis.
On March 22, Henry MacCarthy (Theatre & Dance) presented amperes, a series of short digital works in collaboration with poet Ely Rosa Zamora at the Kennedy Museum of Art at Ohio University's School of Interdisciplinary Arts 50th Anniversary Conference "Interdisciplinary Arts: Retrospectives and Future Visions" in Athens, Ohio.
Lynnea Myers (Nursing) is this year's winner of the Minnesota Campus Compact Presidents' Civic Engagement Steward Award, which recognizes a member of the faculty, administration, or staff who has significantly advanced their campus' distinctive civic mission by forming strong partnerships, supporting others' civic engagement, and working to institutionalize a culture and practice of engagement.
Student Achievements
Philosophy major Lexi Liston '15 was selected to present at the Eastern Michigan University Undergraduate Conference in Philosophy. Lexi's paper is titled "Fortunately, We May Not Have Time," and is an exploration of Buddhist conceptions of time, with an emphasis on the philosopher Nagarjuna. At the conclusion of the conference, Lexi learned that her paper was selected for inclusion in the journal Acta Cogitata, the undergraduate philosophy journal hosted by EMU.
Senior political science major Anna McDevitt '14 has been awarded this year's Minnesota Campus Compact Presidents' Student Leadership Award, which recognizes an individual student or student organization that models a deep commitment to civic responsibility and leadership, evidenced by initiative, innovative and collaborative approaches to addressing public issues, effective community building, and integration of civic engagement into the college experience. McDevitt has shown a commitment to civic engagement through her work addressing social, environmental, and climate justice issues. She has impacted the Gustavus and St. Peter communities through leadership roles in the Servant-Leadership Program, PowerShift, Gustavus Divestment Initiative, and the Gustavus Greens. McDevitt also recently traveled to Washington, D.C., with a group of Gustavus students to show opposition to the Keystone XL Pipeline.
In The Media
The Mankato Free Press printed stories on Friday, March 21 about the Gustavus Choir performing at the North Central American Choral Director's Convention and Gustavus junior David Lim winning the 12th annual Immanuel Lutheran Church Organ Competition in Evanston, Illinois.
News & Announcements
Spring Break Parking...The following parking lots will be closed for overnight cleaning according to the following schedule. Student vehicles will be towed on Monday, March 31 if parked in any lot other than the area designated with Break Parking signs in the gravel section of the Bjorling Lot. Employees should note the lot clearing schedule and park according to permit color in alternate lots.
Lots closed from 5 p.m. Tuesday, April 1 until 4 a.m. Wednesday, April 2: Norelius Lot (Green and Red), Arboretum Lot, Sorensen Lot, and Stadium/Beck Lot.
Lots closed from 5 p.m. Wednesday, April 2 until 4 a.m. Thursday, April 3: Visitor Lot (north of Campus Center), Lund Lot, Olin Lot, Uhler Lot, Swanson Tennis Center Lot, Chapel Circle, and Southwest Lot.
Lots closed from 5 p.m. Thursday, April 3 until 4 a.m. Friday, April 4: Nobel Lot, Heating Plant Lot, Rundstrom Lot, Sohre/Wahlstrom Lot, College View Lot, Bjorling Lot, Arbor View Apartments Lot, Pittman Lot, and Chapel View Townhomes Lot.
Insurance Meetings...Human Resources will be holding meetings in the Heritage Room in the campus center to explain changes made by Blue Cross and Blue Shield or those mandated by the government. The meetings will take place on Tuesday, April 29 at 10:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m.
Twitter Hashtag...Residential Life and the Admission Office are working together to build community and, at the same time, promote Gustavus to prospective students. Students, faculty and staff are invited to use the hashtag #whygustavus on Twitter to share why this is such a great place.
Next Publication Date...There will not be an edition of Inside Gustavus published next week during Spring Break. The next edition of Inside Gustavus will be published Thursday, April 3.
Campus Happenings
Phi Beta Kappa Visiting Scholar...Dr. Philip J. Deloria, an author and professor at the University of Michigan, will visit Gustavus Adolphus College on April 23-24 as this year's Phi Beta Kappa Visiting Scholar. As part of his two-day stay, Deloria will give a free public lecture at 7 p.m. Wednesday, April 23 in Wallenberg Auditorium titled, "American Indians in the American Popular Imagination." More information is available online.
TEDx Event...The Center for Servant Leadership will host the College's first ever TEDx event from 1 to 5 p.m. Saturday, April 12 in Wallenberg Auditorium. The conference is titled "Creative Innovations to Address Complex Problems" and will feature seven live speakers and two TED Talks via video. Tickets for the event are free, but limited as only 100 tickets are available. Gustavus faculty, staff, and students can reserve tickets on a first come, first serve basis by stopping by the Center for Servant Leadership. Alumni and community members can reserve tickets by contacting conference organizer Dave Newell at 507-933-6069 or email@example.com. More information about the seven speakers is available online.
Majors/Minors Fair...Learn about departments and programs at Gustavus at the Majors/Minors Fair between 3-6 p.m. Monday, April 7 in the Heritage Banquet Room. Faculty from all departments and programs will be available to answer questions and offer guidance in preparation for fall registration. Students who attend can enter to win a Bookmark gift card. Plus, enjoy free frost-your-own cookies while you explore the fair. This event is particularly designed for first-year and sophomore students.
Gustie Breakfast...The April Gustie Breakfast will take place at 7:30 a.m. Wednesday, April 9 in the Campus Center banquet rooms and will feature Marcia Bunge, Professor in Religion and Bernhardson Distinguished Chair of Lutheran Studies. Cost is $8 for an individual or $15 per couple. RSVP to 507-933-6664 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Off-Campus Events of Interest
Women in Leadership Conference...Registration will close on April 1 for the fourth annual Gustavus Women in Leadership Conference, which will take place on April 10 at the American Swedish Institute. This year's conference is titled "Leadership For the Greater Good: How Talented Women Thrive" and will feature keynote speakers Sarah Cuthill '85 and Margaret Anderson Kelliher '90, along with several other business professionals who will lead various breakout sessions. Tickets are $25 for Gustavus students, $75 for recent graduates and $100 for the general public, and can be purchased online. More information is available on the Conference's website.
Congregational Outreach
Retreats...Church Relations in the Center for Servant Leadership will host an adult retreat from Epiphany Lutheran Church of Eagle Lake, March 28-29. The retreat program is a resource offered to ELCA congregations that are members of the Gustavus Association of Congregations.
Facility Hours
Spring Break hours for the Folke Bernadotte Memorial Library are as follows:
- Friday, March 28: 8 a.m. to 4:45 p.m.
- Saturday and Sunday, March 29-30: Closed
- Monday through Friday, March 31-April 4: 8 a.m. to 4:45 p.m.
- Saturday, April 5: Closed
- Sunday, April 6: 6 p.m. to 1 a.m.
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|Today 10 am to 1 pm
|Men's Tennis vs. Williams Collegehttps://gustavus.edu/calendar/men-s-tennis-vs-williams-college/43806Claremont, Calif.
|Tomorrow 3–6 pm
|Baseball at MSU, Mankato (9 inn.)https://gustavus.edu/calendar/baseball-at-msu-mankato-9-inn/45072Mankato, Minn.
|6–7 pm
|Self Defense (HWC) w/ Antonhttps://gustavus.edu/calendar/self-defense-hwc-w-anton/44248Lund 224 (Aerobics Room)
|Apr 2 1:30–2:30 pm
|GLBTQA Support Grouphttps://gustavus.edu/calendar/glbtqa-support-group-2/44115Chaplains Resource Room, Old Main 103
|3:30–8:30 pm
|Softball at College of Saint Benedict (DH)https://gustavus.edu/calendar/softball-at-college-of-saint-benedict-dh-2/43228St. Joseph, Minn.
|Apr 3 All day
|Men's Golf vs. Flagler Collegehttps://gustavus.edu/calendar/men-s-golf-vs-flagler-college-3/44129Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla.
|All day
|Women's Golf vs. Flagler Collegehttps://gustavus.edu/calendar/women-s-golf-vs-flagler-college-3/44135Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla.
|8 am
|Women's Tennis vs. Augustana College (Illinois) (Midwest Invitational)https://gustavus.edu/calendar/women-s-tennis-vs-augustana-college-illinois-midwest-invitational/43677Madison, Wis.
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|Men's Tennis at Pomona-Pitzer Collegeshttps://gustavus.edu/calendar/men-s-tennis-at-pomona-pitzer-colleges-2/43807Claremont, Calif.
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|Softball hosts Concordia College (DH)https://gustavus.edu/calendar/softball-hosts-concordia-college-dh/43229St. Peter, Minn.
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|Men's Tennis at Cerritos Collegehttps://gustavus.edu/calendar/men-s-tennis-at-cerritos-college-2/43816Norwalk, Calif.
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I'm sorry I'm so late getting my Halloween pix posted. This was my table for my special trick-or-treaters. I made the mummie babies and it took me forever to make the bone cookies, but DH said they were the best cookie I ever made, I didn't like the way the white chocolate came out. I also added my disgusting jack-o-lantern to my yard decorations.
Oh frou, I'm glad you shared your Halloween pics! Your table is so darn cute! Are the mummies hot dogs? I saw that idea for hot dogs somewhere...yours turned out way cute! Those bone cookies look like alot of work! Great job! Love your special decor on the table ...for your special little ones! And I still love the combo of your plates with the checkered linens! TFS! Jeanne S.
(ewwwww...that pumpkin is certainly 'gross' ...I am sure your T&Ters loved it!)...nice idea putting on top of the old painted milk can.
LOL, I wondered about your description of your Jack o Lantern guy--now I KNOW what you meant! I'm sure the kids all loved it! You went to allot of trouble for your special little ones--and your DH too! It all looks so fun, I'm so glad you shared it with us.
Frou...glad you got this post in to share with us.
What a ''tasty' table you set. Love the Bone cookies..I can imagine all the work that went into them..but I guess it paid off with the great compliment from DH.
I too saw that mummie hotdog recipe idea, and had just cut it out for next year. Your's turned out so cute.
As for your 'disgusting Jack', seems to be a popular guy this year, my neighbor has one like that too..It does draw attention tho...lol
What a great table, those little mummy babies are the cutest darn thing! And your bone cookies look great.
The gross Jack is hysterical and I'm sure kids loved it.
I know you put a lot of work into everything, and it sure shows. Nice job and thanks for 'inviting' us to enjoy it.
hugs, Karen
Frou, your table/foods and outdoor decorations are GREAT! I love your hacking pumpkin and the mummy babies are so cute. :)
I'm glad that you posted the photos late! if I can get the camera downloaded later and find the time to upload/post, I'll show you something that my sister did for halloween!


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I have a basil transplant question. I seem to remember that you should bury part of the stem (like with tomatos) when you transplant to give it a stronger root area. I can't find this anywhere. Is this correct? Part 2: I have some small transplants that are already getting woody, is this from too much water, we have had a lot of rain. Thanks.
Yes it can take root. I Broke half a plant off at about 10 inches in length, and stuffed the broken end in wet soil. It wilted a bit, then took hold and did quite well, but took almost a month. Pepper plants can also be planted deeper too.
Basil will definitely die if left outside in the winter. It even dies outside in winter here in California. Parsley, I'm not so sure about. Basil is considered an annual, so you might have to plan on planting some more in the spring. I've had parsley last 2 years before it got too woody and had to be replaced.
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Parsley survives my winters in the ground and I'm in Western NY State, but it is not really usable beyond the first year. It often dies/bolts early in the season of the second year. Use it up before the killing frosts and don't worry about bringing it indoors. Start with new parsley next year.


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Killing the shuttle program is one of our nation's most shameful acts. NASA has contributed more to our lives than any other single organization. I can only hope that we fix this in the elections next year.
BTW - Doc Digital - I love your ideas. Let's clean up at home before we move off to other worlds. That kind of sounds like the kind of people who rent a home and live in it until it's filthy and uninhabitable and the leave to rent another place.
TO BE CLEAR - According to the article above, NASA IS laying on shuttle workers AND is it is expecting the end of the shuttle program to lead to layoffs at contractor companies as well. Do you know something else?
I sat enthralled with just about every spacecraft launch since Sputnik (yes, I am that old) and loved the adventure and the technology it took to do it.
We have learned a lot from exploration and it has brought the world a lot of new ways to do things.
Here comes the big but. But, knowing that the closest planet that MIGHT support life/species similar to what is on Earth is three hundred light years away, maybe it is time to point all that technical expertise which belongs to NASA and its contractors to solve problems here on earth.
Since going to the stars will be a generational process unless we can increase the speed of spacecraft dramatically, maybe work on better and more affordable water desalinezation/purification or finding new materials that will decompose faster in landfills.
We have received a lot of practical benefit from the space program over the years and this is a way to get more. Leave the space telescopes up there to keep some analysis going but focus some of the big brains back on mother earth.
I can't see being able to send a group of people into space and telling them they have to procreate with enough variety to preserve healthy progeny for 300 years. Might be wierd.
I have wondered for years how we might be able to turn deserets into farm land by putting organic material like peat moss and bark mulch to mix with the sand. Maybe if we found a way to take all food and organic garbage and mix it with sand to make a growing medium. I would be grdual but a step in the right direction.
Just my opinion, no better or worse than anyone elses.
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Unfortunately, this will be another area where the Chinese are gonna eat our lunch!
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LOVED this game and I was a bit older than 12 when it came out. So many great memories of playing this for hours on the weekends with my two cousins.
Never played the PC version: can this be played single player or is it multi only?
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That's what I was thinking.
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Do you know exactly which episode # was being referred to?
Not sure. I tried looking up some of the older episodes but nothing was coming to mind. They're all good though. Maybe try one of the WWI pods?
Nice Dan Carlin/Hardcore History shoutout.
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The problem of viscous flow over a sphere with fluctuations in the free-stream velocity is considered. The governing conservation equations are expressed terms of the stream function and vorticity and solved using the series truncation method where the stream function and vorticity are approximated using finite series of Legendre and first associated Legendre functions. The effects of the Reynolds number, Strouhal number, and the amplitude of the fluctuations on the flow characteristics are studied. Results are presented for periodic variation of the drag coefficient, surface vorticity and pressure distributions for Reynolds numbers ranging from 5 to 100, Strouhal numbers ranging from π/4 to π, and amplitude of fluctuations from 0.0 to 0.5. The time variation of the velocity field during one complete cycle is presented in the form of streamline and equi-vorticity patterns. The periodic variation of the angle of separation as well as the length of the separation region are also presented.
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Anyone buy glasses at Sears?
I about choked when I was told what one pair of glasses would cost at my local eye doctors. Then a friend mentioned Sears so I checked it out.
Seems a pretty good deal - 2 pairs for $270 versus $318 for one pair at local eye doc.
I'm wondering if anyone has bought glasses there and if they were satisfied with the glasses.
Your Sears store will be different from my Sears store and from most others, too. The store provides frames for you to try on, someone to measure, and then the parts go to the "lab" for assembly. That's where they grind down the glass to fit whatever frames you chose. There are a lot of places in this chain for service to either excel or breakdown. Sears certainly won't have a "lab" of their own but sub-contract the work.
Here is a link that might be useful: Consumer Reports on glasses
Yes we both have several times and have been extremely happy with them the price was great. I always take my glasses to my eye doctor to check the prescription and they have been right on.
I will go back in the future when I need new ones.
They have a good selection of frames too.
My prescription is extremely difficult because I have very high myopia and astigmatism plus bifocals, I was very impressed plus they polished the edges which helps them not look as thick.
I would also recommend the insurance, they will replace them no question.
My daughter used to work as an optician at JC Penney's.
Sears and Penney's optical shops (as well as several other optical outlets you would know) are all run but US Vision. I've gotten glasses from her when she was at Penney's and they were okay. Those places are sort of middle of the road, as she tells me. They're a step above the real discount places that use VERY low quality products. But she was actually surprised when she moved up to being the optician for a doctor's office, to find there realy IS a big difference and you get what you pay for.
You'll save money going to Penney's or Sears, and you'll get a decent product. You'll get more of a top-of-the-line product, most likely, from your Dr's office.
A suggestion, if you're looking to get higher quality for less money. I usually just go to the optical shop at the college where opticians train in my area. They sell the frames and lenses at cost (sometimes way UNDER cost, because the companies often give them frames, just to promote them to the up and coming opticians). The college has the newest, most high-tech equipment--again, because it's donated by the manufacturers. Last time I ordered glasses--DH and I both got progressives, I got mine in designer frames with the most expensive glare coating, and I got a pair of progressive sunglasses. We get the top-of-the-line brand of progressive lenses, btw. The total, for all 3 pairs of glasses was just over $400. My one pair of regular (not sunglasses) glasses, at DD's shop would have cost almost $1000 AFTER the family discount. So the college is a wonderful way to save. In our case, I know for a fact, the students write up the sale, take the measurements, but they're always checked by the prof, and the Professor makes the glasses herself, not the students.
For years I worked in the Optical business and was always surprised at the "mark up"...I worked for a doctor and did all the frame buying and at that time, we would pay very little and then I'd be told to double, triple or more on the cost to the patient.....And the cost of the lens was hardly anything but there again, we charged big bucks.....
I now go to a very good doctor and he gives me my RX (which is the law) and with my insurance, I'm to buy at Sears but just last week, only wanted a pair of single vision glasses for computer use and it was well over $300. But, the girl kept saying, your insurance will pay half??????No way....Did you know, there are several on line sites that offer frames and lens at a very reasonable price?? I ordered my computer glasses, frame and thin lens and the total is less than $25.00......
I'd be thrilled to get glasses for $318. The pair I have now cost $700 and I don't even like them so much. I am tempted to try one of the online stores. I am really sensitive to a poorly done prescription so I just keep paying a kind's ransom for glasses. My opthalmologist said the lenses cost the optician about $35 each, so why is he charging me $200 or more for lenses? What a racket. However, I got glasses from Lenscrafters once and they were horrible. There even was a space between the frame and the lenses. You'd think they would be ashamed to sell something so poorly done, although they did make them over. I'd never go there again.
Consumer Reports rated Costco glasses highly.
For the last few years, I had ordered my progressive lens online, with Titianium frames, rimless. I loved the lightweight of them and the first three pairs held up well and always were the correct script. The pair I got last year - I needed much stronger glasses and with rimless, you can't really use the frames again. This pair for some reason, I just couldn't keep the screws tight and they were constantly out of shape, probably due to the screws being loose and getting knocked around on my face. So this year, I got new half rim glasses from Sam's Club. They aren't quite as light - but I do love the look of them and the fact that they fit me well and the screws don't come loose on them. I can go anytime and have them adjusted. The cost was about $75 more than on line. Worth it just for that but I wouldn't hesitate to order online as far as the script being correct - never had a problem there. Just missed the personal touch of having them fitted.
As someone pointed out each Sears will be different. Some might have people that measure good. I know 2 people that tried to get progressive glasses at different Sears and they were not measured correctly in either case. Progressive lenses are worthless if you aren't measured perfectly.
I tried Walmart for my last pair of glasses and was satisfied. They stocked Stetson Frames, a model I like. Several other shops at my location have dropped Stetsons.
This particular Walmart had a reasonable selection of frames. Various Walmart stores will be different, and some do not have an optical separtment.
I buy two pair at a time. The second pair is a spare and often a less expensive frame. I keep the second pair in my car, and that has been a life saver. A couple of years ago, I was 400 miles from home, out in a field looking for evidence of a grave. When I got back to my car, a lense was missing. It had been lost in tall grass and I did not know the approximate location of where it might have dropped. The spare pair stored in the car allowed me to drive safely home and read road signs amd menus.
Jem--it's good to have a spare pair with you, especially when travelling, but I hope you don't leave them in the car continuously--in summer. I was doing that for a while, and boy did I hear about it from my optician daughter!!! LOL--apparently, it's very bad for the lenses to be stored in a super-hot car in the summer. So, it might be better if you put them in your purse. Just mentioning, so you don't waste your $$$$. And if the second pair is just a spare, do you just have the lenses replaced when you get a new prescription? Cheaper, usually, than ordering a whole new pair.


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