In the deluge of increasingly rapid changes in this world, there is much frivolity.

What does Qatar want to do?

Its aspirational Al Jazeera is a marvelous news medium.

In my mind, Latin America has got a festive flair associated with it.

There are Linux enthusiasts. There are web design enthusiasts.

And there even are self-styled "life enthusiasts."

Well, we as individuals have to withstand the market economy.

A blizzard of abnormally warmer days might be awaiting Montreal this winter.

I could never get how Mr. Stephen Harper, the previous PM of Canada, could say that there was no climate change.

Financial Times is a lucid news medium, as well as Nikkei BP. Last year the latter bought the former.

All in all, the number of superb major news media companies is one less than before in the world.

Let's get down to brass tacks. Why did the cheap yet shoddy products become so prevalent in Canada in the first place?

As a people, Chinese needs to ameliorate its negative legacies, as well as to cherish its positive heritage.

Many Chinese bean curds have pungent smells.

But they are tasty in the mouth, as well as nutritious for the body.

So if they were expunged from the diet, that would be a poignant loss.

Somewhat like the case with many kinds of cheese.

"Demain C'est Toi".

François Feldman, un "Magic Boul'vard". Salut.

Les jupes en été.

Une déception.

The relatively nascent webrooming actually helps Walmart and alike and hurts Amazon and alike, essentially.

It's the opposite of showrooming.

There were too many things and some were over B.'s head. So he was too busy to come.

Yesterday's snow flurry made the sight a little blurry.

Many things carry tacitly.

It's said that Mr. Donald Trump voiced a lot of bombast.

You see so many young guys recline into their seats day in and day out.

Probably those think that's swag. But then you wonder what will happen to their backs.

Un hot dog.

Un nom, deux prononciations, en le français et en le anglais.

"Je pense donc je suis."

Couler à pic.