Dementia. I hate that ugly word. It implies, wrongly, that the patient has ceased to be a thinking, feeling human.
Finland is an efficient industrial country, tuned in to the Electronic Revolution. For Finns, access to the internet is a legal right.
I think about Mars as I view Kelowna and snowy mountains from seven miles up, and squeeze comfortably into an economy-sized space.
“You’re deaf.”
So the more blunt-spoken listeners and watchers told me, when I raised the TV sound volume.
One tiny piece of steel. That was the only shaving supply I needed, a blade for my Schick Injector razor.
Animal-cruelty offenders escape conviction because the law is weak. They plead “I didn’t mean any harm, it was an accident.”
Dialing 9-1-1 would be a big decision, so I refrained from doing it.
Historian Maureen Duffus is firing up her time-travel machine once again.
“Big Tobacco” would love to grab the billions of dollars that will flow from marijuana if its sale is made lawful across Canada.
Smart machines are overwhelming the stock markets, as electronic traders buy and sell securities without human intervention.
See if this number means anything: $42 trillion, increasing by thousands per second.
How does North Dakota routinely balance the budget each year while B.C. and other Canadian provinces and U.S. states flounder in debt?
“Don’t use my name,” she warned. “Okay, I won’t, scout’s honour,” I assured my Langford Lake friend and neighbour. I was tapping into her view of past years.
Cognitive scientists have found 20 men and women who can remember what happened every day of their lives from pre-teens onward.
It was a small but explosive mutiny.
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