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<< The Executioner?s Song by Norman Mailer. Also Flowers for Algernon by Daniel Keyes.>> I read Executioner’s Song in 7th grade. It was pretty weighty ready, I’m not sure why I picked it out. At

No. Reading and verbal comprehension is a strength. Unfortunately upper range hearing has become a challenge as I age, but if I hear the word in use, I always seem to identify the intended meaning.

1.? Do you have a hard time differentiating betwen homonyms in speech? I use context to determine whether a person was saying "read", "reed" or "Reid" 2.? Do you think members of a non official

1.? Do you have a hard time differentiating betwen homonyms in speech? 2.? Do you think members of a non official military group engaging in warfare should have the protection of the Geneva

1. What one book have you been reading lately that most impressed you? The Executioner?s Song by Norman Mailer. Also Flowers for Algernon by Daniel Keyes. 2. Can you depend on your ability to tell

1.? ? What one book have you been reading lately that most impressed you? Vanished Kingdoms by Norman Daivies 2.? ? ?Can you depend on your ability to tell when someone is lying to you? Not as

Nothing too intense as most of my newly-retired time is being spent building a skoolie. A fictional series by a new author Kyla Stone is doing better than I had hoped. I am currently on *Edge of

1. What one book have you been reading lately that most impressed you? "The Signal and the Noise: Why so Many Predictions Fail- but Some Don't" - Nate Silver 2. Can you depend on your ability to tell

Had to Google that one! Maybe in space, but sounds to me like an ineffective stopgap alternative to more common fission plants. Best to place the effort into solar or maybe geothermal. and central

1. Do you think thorium reactors are a viable alternative for energy production? I have no idea. 2. Are there any countries in the world you would be afraid to visit? Yes, several. The list changes

1.? Do you think thorium reactors are a viable alternative for energy production? Yes - there is a tremendous amount of thorium available and the reactors running on thorium don't turn out plutonium

1.? Do you think thorium reactors are a viable alternative for energy production? 2.? ?Are there any countries in the world you would be afraid to visit? 3.? ?Do ou think rare metals should be

1. Did Ukraine make a ,mistake giving up it's nuclear weapons in 21994? Yes and no. No, Ukraine made the best decision they could at the time, and it would have been a mistake, at that time, not to

<<Well, at least the people have been shown clearly over the past two years that "the news" has in our time become effectively a propaganda arm of the ruling establishment. Whether or not the people

<<America and Canada are both ruled by fools. This is possible because of two things. The first is that both use majority rule. The second, which follows on from the first, is that both have become

There was an interesting photo posted this am of the attendees at the summit standing around talking. Trudeau and Biden were talking to each other, separated from the clumps of other world leaders. It

// I will miss sunsets atop forested hills, though. Peak foliage in Autumn, the smells and sounds of breezes through the trees and the cute pictures of cuddly polar bear cubs! Fortunately I am old,

*Pat said: * *Darrell replied:* I am *not *taking responsibility for Thwaites melting, stunningly high record Arctic and Antarctic temperatures or the recent collapse of the Conger ice shelf. Nor for

We are a culture grown accustomed to physical ease and, even those of us not worth five or fifty million dollars, to a certain amount of ongoing luxury. It's a frictionless existence - so long as we