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SumamyaKh, Thank you so much for the kind words. I very much appreciate it. I love Wizzley and all the wonderful staff and writers, Wizzley is a great revenue sharing site and I imagine great things for all our futures here.

Isn't amazing how much more we know about the universe, sometimes about celestial bodies light years from us, than about our own sea?
Bioluminescence is fascinating and although not fully explored yet, I have read it is already in use in genetic modified crop...
Thanks for sharing so impressive article!

Hubbers like Wizzley because YOU are here Katie! Your writing is amazing. Sad to know you had gone through tough times, but I'm really glad that you are good now. :)

Very interesting article! I like all gemstones, but especially amber and moonstone.

Titanium is really interesting material. It is more similar to stainless steel than precious metals but it got its popularity for various (I believe ability of coloring is main one) reasons.
Although the costs of material are much lower than at gold, it is harder to work with and it is even more precious from the crafts point of view.
Thanks for presenting so nice selection!

Hi Jasmine, thanks for your comment. But 1 euro per hour is like really low. Even if you're just a native speaker and have no experience/training, translation is a big deal of work. So you must charge at least 5 (or even 6 or 7 if you get good feedback). May I recommend OHT? They have straight $0.05 per word, which amounts to about $10 if you can process 200 words per hour.

A very nice line of jewelry! Did you get the ring and the necklace you wanted for your birthday?

No, it's not a Mac - you'll rarely find someone in Europe who uses it. The surface is similar to glass.

@Angel: I didn't know that Sally Beauty Supply wouldn't take them back either! I'm off to find your article on hair extensions. Like I said, they - and not diamonds - are a girl's best friends!

You're absolutely right! The elements you've pointed out actually make the base of a thriller novel. Got me wondering whether I'd be capable of capturing readers' attention in such way...

I thought it was such a revelation when I learned that confrontations don't have to be confrontational, or at least what I thought of as confrontational. Thank you ladies for your kind words and so glad you liked the article.

Although many Shakespearean words are a bit obscure and not commonly used in everyday speech, Shakespeare has invented hundreds of words which eventually stayed in English language and are being used even today! And, the idioms - that's where Shakespeare left the greatest influence on present day English. People aren't even aware that the idioms they use in everyday speech actually come from Shakespeare. I should write a wizz or two on Shakespeare myself because I could go on and on about his work lol

P.S. You bet I still remember many Shakespeare quotes, and I even use some of them in common speech. For example, instead of saying "something's wrong" you'll hear me saying: "Something is rotten in the state of Denmark!"

@Tolovaj: Lavander against moths - absolutely! I've been using lavander as moth protection for years. Of course, it's always a good idea to take all the clothes out of your closet at least four times a year, when the seasons change. I take vinegar and water to refresh the closet and leave it open until the smell of vinegar fades away. Moths hate this smell and go looking for a new home soon, and why they don't like the beautiful lavander fragrance - beats me! Luckily for us, we can use it then, both for nice fragrance and moth protection in a closet!

P.S. Thanks for the tip on citronella and mosquitos. I'll try it out!

@Katie: Yes, I did! Thanks! The first thing I ever do on a new site is check out the forum section (to see what everybody's buzzing about :)) I saw the link to the summer contest on some pages so I went to check it out. Looking forward to the next contest!

Thanks for pointing out the difference between recommedation and reference letter. I would've easily made a mistake before.