Listed at: 15000 5840 Annie Oakley Road, Hidden Hills, CA Estate Agents: Barbara Lipkin cel:818.517.7598 email:800041.lead@cendant.leadrouter.com Dana Olmes cel:818.581.6068 email:800041.lead@cendant.leadrouter.comwebsite:5840AnnieOakleyRd.com Ewing & Associates, Sotheby's International Realty Located in the Country Estates area of Hidden Hills & set on a private elevated lot, this majestic French Normandy estate is beautifully appointed & meticulously maintained throughout. Recent changes have enhanced the extraordinary sunlit interior which boasts expanses of glass, hard plank waddled oak floors & wood beamed ceilings. The dramatic two-story entry welcomes you & allows for a seamless flow to the rest of the home. The expansive gourmet kitchen is highly appointed with glass front cabinetry, top of the line stainless steel appliances & oversized center island, & sunny breakfast area. A music/library/media room is conveniently located. Vaulted ceilings highlight the spacious family room with its unique fireplace & wet bar. The private grounds offer a sparkling pool/spa, waterfalls, barbecue, pool bathroom, lush lawns & steps leading up to a magical area suitable for a vineyard, tower for amateur radio, or just looking out over the Ahmanson Ranch & the amazing valley views.
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Tuesday, November 15, 2011
Polarized Sunglasses Test - Ways to Verify the Authenticity of Your Sunglasses
For the person who loves outdoor sports and adventure, polarized sunglasses serve as his best companion to protect his eyes from discomforts caused by the sun's glare. These sunglasses are also useful indoors especially for individuals who love to spend long hours in front of the computer. The polarized lenses can reduce the glare from anything bright so you can see better, making them ideal for golfing, fishing, surfing, boating, and driving. But before you buy and wear one, make sure that you perform a polarized sunglasses test.
It's all in the tag
The polarized sunglasses test lets you determine if sunglasses indeed have polarized lenses. If you are browsing through polarized sunglasses in an optical store, look for those that have a test sticker or a tag that helps you identify how polarized the lenses are. To start, look at the tag or sticker through the lens while rotating it to a 90-degree angle. At this point, the tag should become darker, which indicates the the lenses are really polarized.
What happens if there are no tags or stickers?
Just in case the sunglasses have no stickers or tags on them, you can still perform a polarized sunglasses test. All you need to do is to get another polarized pair of sunglasses, put them together with your first pair, and look through both while rotating one of them to 90 degrees. Light will be blocked if both pairs are polarized.
Another way to test your polarized sunglasses is by finding a flat-surfaced object that can easily reflect light (i.e. a glass countertop or windshield). Hold the pair of sunglasses a few inches away from your face and view the object from a lens. At this point, the light or the glare should be significantly reduced. Then, rotate the sunglasses to 90 degrees and the polarizing filter should allow more light to pass through it so the reflections are more visible. Non-polarized ones do not have any difference on the amount of reflections from the object when you rotate the lenses.
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