So I want, by a show of hands -- or maybe screams -- because you all scream -- how many kids, for you, is this your first Olympics that you will see or hear about?

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If searchers jump each time someone screams or rescuers don't take the time to properly secure a structure before going in after victims, the result can be costly for everybody.

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Jay Morgan, a 54-year-old financial planner and neighbor, found it curious there were no apparent screams or sounds of struggle, despite it being a late summer night when many people had their windows open.

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He was so much like the other famous writers who could not hear the screams from El Morro or notice the secret police everywhere.

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The digital-bandwidth age screams at us: Grow as fast as the underlying technology allows, or get run over.

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Unlike the Chevrolet Volt or Nissan Leaf, Ford has not created an instantly recognizable, fashion-forward electric vehicle that all but screams that its owner has paid a premium to go green.

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