Olga VonStruesten asked:


I’m getting my third hole pierced on friday and I don’t know wheter to do 1 side or both!

My mom only has one 3rd hole but I thought you normally get both third holes.
I already have my cartilage pierced high up

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Janet Martin asked:


The advertisement for pin-hole glasses reads like a miracle. By using this product for just 30 minutes a day, you can supposedly improve your vision and throw away your eyeglasses or contact lenses.

This device, which looks like a pair of sunglasses, is an opaque disc dotted with rows of pin-holes. Its unique design can supposedly cure astigmatism, double vision, photophobia (sensitivity to light), and cataracts.

Testimonials abound about the product. One user claimed that after 20 minutes of using these spectacles, he could see perfectly and read signs across the street without eyeglasses.

A pair of pin-hole glasses is expensive which is probably a small amount to pay for those who desire to see clearly again. After all, dramatic results are hard to come by with conventional eyeglasses. Should we believe its promoters?

The idea behind pin-hole glasses is not new. It was known centuries ago and was used before the advent of glass lenses. The reason they work is simple.

“Light passing through a small hole (or holes) is restricted to rays coming straight from the viewed object; these rays do not need focusing to bring them to a point,” according to Drs. Russell S. Worrall and Jacob Nevyas in “The Health Robbers.”

Just look through any pin-hole and you’ll see what they mean. When you do this, blurred images become focused. This is because the amount of peripheral light rays (which are responsible for blurring) is reduced. With appropriately spaced multiple pin-holes, you’ll get clear straight vision without the difficulty of concentrating on a single hole.

But there are problems with this system. First, lateral vision is compromised. You can see clearly straight ahead but side vision is blurred and distant vision is dim. Multiple images may also form and confuse you.

“Monocularly, one could achieve a legible single image with appropriate adjustment of head position. When the second eye is opened, one cannot be certain that the pin-holes before that eye will be centered for that head position. As a result, one may get a single image in one eye but a doubled one in the other,” wrote Dr. Sidney Wittenberg in “Pin-hole Eyewear Systems: A Special Report” published in the Journal of the American Optometric Association.

“Modern promoters claim their products are better than conventional lenses. Actually, both reduce the focus effort needed to read, but pinhole glasses are much less useful because they restrict contrast, brightness, and the field of view. Worn as sunglasses, they can even be harmful because the holes allow damaging ultraviolet rays to reach the eye,” Worrall and Nevyas added.

Those who have benefited from pin-hole spectacles are, more often than not, people who wear the wrong eyeglasses. Naturally, replacing these with pin-hole glasses will make them see well.

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just_curious asked:


I’d like to take a 3-hour golf lesson for $100. It’s like a winter special at our driving range.

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Andy C asked:


im 14
can u find anything near monroe, ny 10950 or ramsey or hackensack nj

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Angie asked:


My husband hit a hole-in-one this past summer. I was hoping to buy him a Christmas present recongnising this accomplishment. But since I’m not a golfer myself, I have no idea what that should be. Thanks for any suggestions you can give.

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CoolRun asked:


Say if there is one hole from one side of the earth to the other side and there was no core in the earth and you were kicked into the hole, would you pop out on the other side of the hole and would gravity push you back to the other side of the hole and would gravity keep repeating that process? Or would gravity from both sides keep pushing down into hole and keep you at the center of the earth?

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maggotscantdie asked:


I got my left ear pierced twice, you know, two holes in my earlobe. The first hole is stretched to a four, and the second is an eight.
I have plans on stretching my first hole to a 3/8G hole, but since I got my second one, I’ve been worried. Can I still stretch my first hole to the desired size without the second hole interfering?

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Andrew S asked:


what is the best golf ball for a high handicapper, to reduce slices. Please, no suggestions on golf lessons.

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Franko Rizzo asked:


I’ve recently taken up golf but am not real serious. I took a month of group lessons, which I enjoyed and will likely hit the links at least 8-10 times a year but not much more (so not a lot); but I do go to the range quite often.

I’ve been playing with these used hybrid clubs which I don’t like much. After taking lessons, my golf instructor was recommending RedBird golf clubs in Seattle which does a good job custom fitting. But the price is around $550 for the set of irons. Not sure if this is a good investment or not. I figured I’d be using them for the next 10 years or so. Plus I fall on the short side—about 5’7” on a good day—so thought custom fit clubs might be a good option rather than some nice used ones off of craigslist.com or something. What do you golfing people think? Over $500 too much for a not-so-serious player?

However, they’ll cost around $530

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Scrappy Coco asked:


Im going to be starting caddying soon this will be my first time. What should i expect? I am going for some lessons at the golf resort but could anyone give me some tips on what i should expect and what i should be doing. I know the basics to hand them there clubs and give them advice but what else?

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