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Dementia a spreading global plague: report

Indicative of medical biological technology advancing beyond the realm of physcological capabilities, no??? Just my opinion. 'The single most significant health and social crisis' Last Updated: Tuesday, September 21, 2010 7:42 AM ET The Associated Press The global cost of dementia will likely exceed $620 billion this year, or one per cent of the world's total economy, a new report says. In a study issued Tuesday, European researchers estimate that 35 million people have dementia worldwide. They said this figure is likely to almost double every 20 years, to nearly 66 million in 2030 and 115 million in 2050. In the report, scientists called the spread of dementia an epidemic that is increasing its pace with the greying of the population around the world. As people live longer, particularly in developed countries, they become more susceptible to dementia. After age 65, the likelihood of developing Alzheimer's disease, the most common form of dementia, doubles every five y

Very much worth a read..

Cussing the Riders for Dad - Winnipeg Free Press

Cape Cod

Last month I took a ride to visit Kevin and Audra. I was excited to see their new house in Boston. I was planning to spend my usual 5 days on the trip, that consist of two travel days and 3 visit days. when Kevin suggested we spend the weekend camping on the Cape. I had images of Hyannisport where the Kennedy's summered, and lighthouses from Nantucket, and Martha's Vineyard. However, I was pleasantly surprised to find an idyllic forested campground that featrured a number of recreations including canoeing and horseback riding. Anyhow, in the spirit of a picture better than a thousand words, I took this video for you to see. Enjoy and I'll be in touch.

Vatican Basiliche Tour

Ever wanted to visit the Vatican? You can tour the Vatican on your computer. This is pretty amazing stuff. Wow... the technology of computers is unbelievable! You can spend as much or as little time as you want on it, keep it permanently if you wish, and explore it at leisure. Don't forget to turn up the volume on your speakers, and remember the close-up tool is your friend ---(lower left corner). Also use your cursor to click and drag, and you can move to the ceiling or 360 degrees or take any perspective you wish to take. You can zero in on the smallest feature of a painting. Whether you have seen the Vatican or not, you have never seen it this well... This is truly amazing, with heavenly music! Click your mouse here: http://www.vatican.va/various/basiliche/san_giovanni/vr_tour/index-en.html%3E > I'll be in touch.