“Too Many Minds”: How Digital Camera Makers Create Consumer Confusion

Cataract Surgery

Update - March 5th: The left eye surgery is done and with remarkable results.

I am having cataract surgery on March 4^th (left eye) and March 25^th (right eye). I'm lucky that my insurance covers 80% of the cost. I have to pay 20%. As I get closer, there are numerous tests and appointments that will take me off line from time to time, Also, I don't know how much news I'll be able to post while recuperating. but I'll post as much as I'm able to.

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