This story caught my eys, I am Keratoconic in both eyes, a degeneration ot the cornea(s). Rigid contact lens can correct vision however there is no cure and further loss of vision can lead to a surgical treatment, cornea transplants. Then what is interesting even the replaced corneas can go keratoconic. I was in a years long study and they may find out more, it seems to be a mechanical degeneration, no virus or anything that can be mapped, equal effecting men/women, all ages. One small cluster of happening to 5% with downs syndrom. I am fortunate I wear hard contacts with bi-focal glasses and have rather good vision 20/25, I can tell I need a check up though, the contact lenses start to slip more. This sounds like a possible for Keratoconus, it is not too rare 1 in 19,000 people have it. However I tend to think they would of used a Keratoconic patient if they felt confident, perhaps there will be an attempt with further study.

Pretty simple here, may or may not work however do not loose the oppourtunity. Tie on the line or wire you want in your walls (to the copper lines) and use the copper lines to pull them through (the walls). Then sell the copper.

When I get to forgetting I do not give up, at least not easily, pause then try to remember again, let it idle, then again. I have good results expecially with names, even if the person has walked a block away I remember their name and at least do not feel old and helpless. As far as remembering the launch code with ten seconds to spare, I have not arrived to this point, to forget this and try to remember, yet.