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Less Than Six Degrees Of Separation

Less Than Six Degrees Of Separation I have long believed in the “Six degrees of separation” theory, sometimes referred to as the “Human Web”. It refers to the idea that everyone is at most six steps away from any other person in the world. In other words, the chain of discovering a “friend of a friend” can be made to connect any two people in six steps or fewer. Of course finding those steps can be tricky, but they are apparently always…
29/07/2010
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Less Than Six Degrees Of Separation

Kate’s Specs Appeal

Kate’s Specs Appeal A few weeks ago I threatened to open my cuttings folder and share some of the sight-related news stories that have recently made the headlines: but once again I became side-tracked into writing about other topics instead. Then I received another gentle nudge – and not this time from the Olympic one-eyed mascots, Wenlock and Mandeville. Their launch was somewhat overshadowed by the World Cup hype, however I have to admit that their respective charm is growing on me.…
22/07/2010
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Kate’s Specs Appeal

Tweeting The Message

Tweeting The Message So without a cheesy, commercial advertising campaign how can the London Vision Clinic spread the timeless Tina Turner message that they are “Simply the Best”? Of course reputation and recommendations are very important and many new patients find their way to 138 Harley Street because friends and relations have pointed them in that direction after being thrilled with the results of their own surgery. The London Vision Clinic has recently embraced the social networking phenomenon with Dr Dan tweeting his insightful…
13/04/2010
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Tweeting The Message

The Fame Game

Walking around the streets of the capital, it is not unusual to spot the odd celebrity. In and around North London where I have been living for the last few months I’ve seen Little Britain’s Matt Lucas walking his dog near Marylebone High Street, Gwyneth Paltrow on the school run in Camden and Kate Moss in a café in Hampstead. Even since this post began to mull around in my brain prior to writing it down – I have spotted the journalist…
18/02/2010
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The Fame Game

Blind In Business

Blind In Business Unfortunately it is not only those poor people in Nepal and other Third World countries whose eye sight problems cannot yet be solved. Despite amazing medical advances, there are still many people in our midst who would cheerfully hand over their life savings or travel to the ends of the earth to undergo any pioneering form of treatment in order to prevent their blindness. They would opt for any sight enhancing surgery, choose lenses or glasses (however ugly or…
11/02/2010
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Blind In Business

Media Friendly Dr. Dan … Wicked!

Dr Dan is, what we call in the business, “Media Friendly”. In other words, he is a great communicator – one who can spontaneously deliver  his message in exactly the right tone whether his audience comprises top ophthalmic surgeons at a world congress  or avant-garde music lovers tuning in to BBC Radio6. Those listening to the George Lamb Show on July 14th heard how Dr Dan could hold his own on the banter-front by returning the quick fire humour of George and…
04/02/2010
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Media Friendly Dr. Dan … Wicked!

Holding Out For A Hero

It’s always feels especially satisfying to know that you are in good company; but, as with cosmetic surgery, it seems that many of the celebrities who undergo Laser Eye Surgery chose not to go public. We women –with our fragile egos and anti-aging complexes – are usually as reluctant to mention the need for unsexy reading glasses as problems with hot flushes (also known as “flashes” in the US) So we are not likely to shout from the rooftops our joy at…
29/10/2009
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Holding Out For A Hero

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