Bruce Meyer

Lost in Transition by Sixpence None the Richer, originally planned for August of 2010, was finally recently released just last week.  During their early years they recorded under a Christian label, but went more mainstream in 1997.

This past weekend I attended the Spocon, Spokane’s science fiction and fantasy convention. Nearly every decent-sized city has at least one, such as MisCon for the Missoula and RisCon for the Tri-Cities.

The successful landing of the one-ton automobile-sized Curiosity on Mars was a great testimony to American ingenuity and to the future of the NASA space program. It seemed more like Star Wars than NASA.

With all the recent talk of biblical marriage, I decided I was living life all wrong. It was time for me to get married. But I wanted to be sure to find my wife the biblical way.

The critically-acclaimed movie "Memento" was unique in its depiction of anterograde amnesia, the inability to form new memories or to recall the recent past. In the flick, Leonard Shelby wrote notes to himself in order to function on a daily basis. The movie was also significant in portraying the problems of written communication.

The shooting at the movie theater in Aurora early July 20 was a terrible tragedy, one that claimed numerous lives and injured many more.  In the aftermath, the search is on for the reason.

With the immense popularity of Facebook and smart phones, corporations have jumped into hyperdrive for the next big thing. The rewards are immense, as we’ve seen with the success of Apple.