I am just getting sttared on the Internet. I am retired now. It seems like there are millions of blogs on the Internet today and the more I read the more I want to comment on them. I don't understand everything that is in all the blogs that I read, but I like your presentation here in this blog. I have sttared my own blog and website. In the text boxes I have entered my email address and my website URL. It seems to be customary to include these so I hope that its ok with you. TheVeryBest2You 13 12

I am not a blogger and I just lenared that the author of Advanced Style is in the web. I have his book I loved it. So I just came on this site and saw this very lovely picture of a very pulled together outfit with a friendly face attached. All those young pretty models dont look approachable. I found this photo inspiring. I am very committed now to keep advancing my personal style.

This book rightfully renstiates laughter as a constituent element of cooking, which is just as it should be. Also a great way to educate small boys about food and feminism. I'm sure would work with girls too, incidentally, just don't have my own to practice on.

Regarding the S and the Z, I often ran into trouble when part of my sripct would try to analyse a table.dbms_stats proved a big help there.But seriously, to this (non-native english speaking) person, american englisg is just weaird.b.t.w. in Dutch it's pronounced "Zet", in German "Zed", Ik have no clue how you would want to pronounce it differently.

"because the UK-English one doesn’t seem to pay any attention to the fact that the letetr Z exists and adds all kinds of U’s where they don’t belong and so on…"If you think that's bad, consider Scots Gaelic - spoken in the far North West of Britain. It has no J, K, V, W, X, Y or Z - and H is mostly silent.Look at the Wikipedia intro page in

The "place" of letter W cenaghd in the 13th edition of SAOL (first came in end of 19th century). Just because SAOL (a book, a dictionary, no more no less?) cenaghd sorting order, "we" did not suddenly get a new letter to the alphabet. There's the Sweriges Rikes Lag ("the Law" if you will), from early 18th century. And I'm pretty sure the letter was taught in schools 26 years ago. Greetings from the province We4rmland, in the heart of Swerige :)

I'd like to see something sialimr to for Surrey. , based in SF, and , both provide maps for cyclists to route plan and track their movement via GPS to help planners and engineers to make improvements to infrastructure. You can also report potholes and other obstructions through the app. has a more basic version too. is very popular. It provides real-time info on lost pets, animals available for adoption, licensing and vet clinics. This could tie in well with the City taking over animal control from the SPCA.

City should take the bdiiulng by eminent domain. Absolutely.I love how the commenters to the ProJo article the other day blamed WBNA for keeping the bdiiulng from being torn down and causing harm to the neighborhood. What convoluted logic!Blame, if you like, a) the crooks that illegally demolished the bdiiulng, *knowing full well* that the city would just slap them a little fine and demolition would just go on as planned, as has always the norm in this crooked city. b) blame the city for not enforcing laws in past when the bdiiulng was to be restored and reused, c) the city for not enforcing the laws NOW that partially demolished and unsecured bdiiulng should have racked up so many fines by now that the city would own the bdiiulng outright. When this first happened, I heard rumors that the owners were going to have to pay a detail or security co to stand watch over the bdiiulng, keeping it secure for the neighborhood. THAT is what should have happened. Both the owners and the city are to blame.But instead you choose to blame your neighborhood advocates??!A$$holes.