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Monday, August 27, 2007
Sea gulls need glasses?

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Earthquake ready
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Saturday, August 25, 2007
Air Force One

posted by eyeman at 9:08 AM
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Friday, August 24, 2007
Love the Dolphins
posted by eyeman at 9:20 AM
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College Life
I had to choose a surgeon- so I chose the best LASIK center in Valencia- Khanna Institute of LASIK.
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Wednesday, August 08, 2007
Tired of Contacts?
Actual comments from a 22 yr old girl
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Plug in America
The event was produced by an organization that is real popular with
the entertainment industry (An environmental group called "Plug in
America") The lady in charge - had her vehicle customized
(a Toyota Prius that gets over a 100 mpg and her house is "grreen &
has solar energy & and even provides extra electricity back to the city!!!
On the Malibu pier a movie was screened. The movie had Mel Gibson (who bought my
friend's house in Serra Retreat) He talked about the importance of
being "green" etc.
Khanan Institute of LASIK and Refractive Surgery serves the communities
of Malibu, Beverly Hills, Encino, Calabasas and surrounding Los Angeles communities
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Doe a Dear
Rd. a car hit a deer. The car kept going, so I had to pull over, and
the poor deer was still alive. I called the SPPA and they finally got
there, but by theat time the deer staggered off into the hills.
Kudos to Tom
The Khanna Institute of LASIK is proud that the caring spirit fostered in our LASIK center is carried beyong the 4 walls into the communities of Malibu, Agoura Hills , calabasas and beyond
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Saturday, August 04, 2007
New vision processing research is reported
Khana Institute of LASIK in Los Angeles is haapy to bring you this news
WASHINGTON, Aug. 2 (UPI) -- U.S. research is expanding the theory that vision is processed in the brain along circuits made up of neurons.
Scientists at Georgetown University Medical Center have discovered visual information is also processed in a manner similar to propagating waves oscillating among brain areas.
"What we found is that signals pass through brain areas like progressive waves, back and forth, a little bit like what fans do at baseball games," said Associate Professor Jian-young Wu, the study's corresponding author.
Just as a "stadium wave" travels through the crowd, a collective pattern emerges from the activities of millions of neurons in the visual areas, he said, adding, "It simply makes sense that brain function is the result of large numbers of neurons working together."
The finding challenges longstanding theories about how the brain processes sensory information, Wu said.
"One traditional model theorizes that neurons are hooked together into specific circuits," he noted. "However, new imaging methods tell us that there are more than just circuits."
The research that included Weifeng Xu, Xiaoying Huang and Kentaroh Takagaki was reported in the July 5 issue of the journal Neuron.
This can explain why traditional methods of vision measurement are not enough. And why people with similiar vision still see differently.
That is why our centers located near Encino, Ventura, Bakersfield and a short drive from Beverly Hills offer the latest equipment and wavefront driven Lasers for LASIK
Labels: New Vision LASIK
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Friday, August 03, 2007
Posh Soccer


Labels: Beckham, Lasik, Los Angeles
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Beckham, Hamm and me
A letter from a patient living in Santa Clarita. As you know the Khanna Institute of LASIK is near magic mountain six flags a short drive north from Encino.
Labels: Soccer and LASIK
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