Farah dead at 62

I recieved a tweep from the Detroit Free Press and few minutes ago that Farrah Fawcett has died.

On Twitter, Brent Spiner (yes Data from Star Trek: The Next Generation) re-tweeted messages about the proper use of the quotation mark.  Now I’m no expert on the proper use of any punctuation mark, but I found an english teacher at Williams College.

The most common grammatical error in your papers is misplacing commas

and periods outside of quotation marks.

Periods go inside quotation marks, as in

Robert Frost is the author of “Design.”

Commas go inside quotation marks, as in

Robert Frost is the author of “Design,” as well as many other poems.

Question marks go outside quotation marks (unless, of course, they are part

of the quotation). As in

Is Robert Frost the author of “Design”?

 

 Hope this clears it up!

Source:Professor Lawrence Raab, Williams College.

So I watching Robin on HLN’s Morning Express, when CNN did a piece on this new advertisement that is no harmful to the environment.  Bubble ads that float in the sky!

Flogos use a biodegradible soap and helium to create figures that float up in the sky.  Each Flogo lasts for up to 30 minutes, and fly 1 to 30 miles at a slow pace.

So next time you see the McDonald’s symbol in the sky, it may not be your imagination

Flogos – It’s Not a Bird. It’s Not a Plane. It’s a Flogo!.

After a little more than a year, we at A-Proxi-Nation are BACK.  Expect more to follow.