Sunday, September 21, 2008

Prototype revealed

His hearing is excellent, his eyesight is correctable to 20/20, and he can still smell a rat, but modern science has done absolutely nothing for his disability: the heartbreak of crooked fingers. Until now. Thanks to a breakthrough in prosthetic engineering, our brother Steve may soon be able to overcome the monstrous challenge of interdigital spasticity.
In the photo, above, he examines the device that may ultimately return coordination and motor skills to his athletic lifestyle, enabling him to once again effectively dribble a basketball or even sink a birdie putt.

Put us squarely in his corner.