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The question was about Iraq. The answer was about Israel. The follow-up question was about Iraq. The follow-up answer was about... well, you get the point.

There's a well-known cycle of family business: the first generation makes it, the second generation spends it, and the third generation blows it.

More than 120 leaders from around the globe swore to spend billions to stem the effects of climate change - and it was barely time for lunch.

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Fourteen years ago, Reisa Pollard was still working as a library researcher. The founder and lead designer of Beyond Beige Interior Design in North Vancouver, Pollard laughs when she admits it didn't really seem like a natural fit.

It started with a gift. In late June, Paul Zirk got a surplus shower base and fixture from his nephew, who works in big-scale mechanical contracting. "We thought why not put a shower downstairs? It'll be a quick job," recalls Zirk.

Flavour foods with herbs and spices instead of salt. It can be healthier and your taste buds will adjust to less salt in your food. Here is a spice primer to help get you started: Basil Tastes great with tomatoes and pasta.

"It had a big sign slapped on it but obviously they're illiterate thieves." North Vancouver man Glen Lancaster is reunited with a stolen safe filled with heirlooms thanks to an altruistic homeless man (from a Sept. 7 news story).