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dementiaMental deterioration as a result of physical changes in the brain. It may be due to degenerative change, circulatory disease, infection, injury, or chronic poisoning. Senile dementia, a progressive loss of mental faculties such as memory and orientation, is typically a disease process of old age, and can be accompanied by depression. Alzheimer's disease is a form of dementia that has become more widespread in those countries where the life expectancy has increased in the 20th century. Dementia is distinguished from amentia, or severe congenital (from birth) mental insufficiency. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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He invented the "slurry process" still in use today to produce picture tubes and oversaw the development of the Dimensia system, one of the first interconnected video products. In 1964, he oversaw the development of the Dimensia system, one of the first lines of interconnected video products controlled via a single on-screen computerized interface that presaged packaged home theater systems. As they travel through the 12 puzzles, players must determine which combination of pizza toppings will satisfy the Pizza Eating Tree Trolls, use the Zoombinis' features as coordinates X and Y to place each Zoombini in the proper room at Hotel Dimensia, sharpen set recognition and logical grouping skills by determining which Zoombinis can cross the bridges that lead over the Allergic Cliffs and much more. |
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