A Lasik patient advocacy

Are you a Lasik patient? Have you been considering having it? Check this out what other are saying or voice out your own experiences at Lasik Patient Advocacy USAEyes.

USAEyes is a nonprofit Lasik patient advocacy organization. For over a decade USAEyes has helped patients learn important issues about Lasik and similar vision correction surgery.

- * - The USAEyes CORE Patient Survey reports real-world Lasik results as reported by Lasik patients.

- * - Patients use the USAEyes Ask a Lasik Expert forum to post questions and receive researched answers to their questions both before surgery and after.

- * - The USAEyes 50 Tough Questions for Your Lasik Doctor can help anyone avoid a bad Lasik doctor.

- * - Maybe Lasik is not right for you. At USAEyes, all the vision correction surgery alternatives like PRK, LASEK, Epi-Lasik, RLE, and PIOL are discussed in detail.

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Does God need priests, pastors, nuns, monks, and etc.?

Just about slightly more than a year back, I wrote about Is God religious?, and later revisited the same question, Again, is God religious?

Recently, again I am wondering a similar question. Does God need religious setups? More specifically, the question can be broken up into various tenses:
a) Did God need religious setups before the fall of Adam and Eve?
b) Does God need religious setups after the fall until the completion of restoration?
c) Will God need religious setups after the completion of restoration?

Which floor?

The question commonly asked in a lift. I am starting to answer more often by "yeah" or "ok" or "that's it." No, it isn't that I have been more lucky to be going up with neighbors on my level. I started doing so because I need to exercise more. Thus, when their level is not too far from mine, e.g. 3 levels or less, then I would just climb up/down a few flights of stairs.

The other advantages are saving energy and other people time.

My cycling in Singapore experiences - Bike Train Bike

Recently, I started a bike-train-bike commuting mode. I bought a second bicycle to be used for traveling between work place and the MRT station nearby. The last time I did this was more than ten years ago where one bike was used between JB and Marsiling and another in AMK.

I find this is a very convenient, economical and quick way. The risk is that the bicycle stationed near work place is more likely to be stolen during the weekends. Still, I find it economical, comparing a ~$50 bike to a few hundreds dollar folding bike, which cannot be officially brought on the train during peak hours.