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Thanks Angel, I'm glad you like it! Lack of vitamin D can make you feel tired, and you definitely need to be careful sun bathing having Melanoma. That's a really good point with psoriasis! I've heard topical vitamin D has been one of the most effective treatments in alleviating plaques, and preventing lesions. Great feedback!

I'm glad to hear that you think so, thank you very much. :)

Wonderful article and beautiful photo.

Every home needs one! Nothing worse than needing one and looking to see that one isn't there! LOL..

Thanks BrendaReeves for commenting on my post India is a very progressive country with almost every latest technology available here but the psyche of the people have not really progressed on the same scale that is why we are having such issues but hopefully things will improve :)

Zujava has bright future. I am writing there for about one month and I can say it is Google friendly, reader friendly and writer friendly site. If I compare it with Wizzley it has less modules and options, but staff is very dedicated to add more and more (community has an option to suggest novelties) and it looks Bill is on-line round the clock to help you if you experience some kind of problem.
I have read somewhere else (it was Bill's post, I think) what all Zujava has to do to become better and I am sure Zujava's team realize problems as duplicated content and spammers coming.

I wrote about ten leafs now and they get traffic from G, what was not the case in Squidoo so fast and without backlinks. Even better is the link juice passing from my leaves to my sites: it helps in SERP and it helps fast.

My hint: go for 600 words!

Great page and suggestions, thanks a lot!

An axcellent article on Alzheimer's disease. I am sorry this happened to someone close to you. I can only imagine how devastating this is for the sufferer and those around him/her.
We are far from understanding how brain works. But there are some good news on this field coming from scientists recent years. It would be great victory for human kind if we could be able to win this horrible condition.
Thank you for sharing this story with us!

You have really brought the Edwardian Era to life in this page!

What always helps me is the writers own experience. What are your results using these supplements. Did you notice any difference? If so, did you notice the difference in a week? What kind of difference did you notice. Did you feel better, stronger? Did it last?

With Bowie, I like random tunes here and there. Things like 'Space Oddity' are almost a given. I love 'Life on Mars', 'The Man Who Sold the World' and 'Memory of a Free Festival'.

Ok, next time we're in Skype, we'll have a YouTube Lady Gaga session, where you can introduce me, if you like. :)

As for the auto-tuning, there's none of the special effects here that were on Pipers at the Gates of the Dawn (Syd's major album with Pink Floyd, though he did contribute a reasonable amount to their second album too). It does feel more raw accordingly. Leaving him out of tune on 'If It's In You' was deliberate. I'm glad that you liked it! Ecstatic that you liked it, really. :)

Yes, I do plan to write about Barrett eventually too. :) It seems rude not to!

*beaming with happy* Thank you for the compliments on my writing. :D

Thank you, Terri. It's my pleasure. I'm having fun with it.

Tolovaj - how very true.

We can always rely on you to find the good stuff Regi.

I think Bowie has some really good stuff, and then some not so good stuff, but I do like his voice. I wouldn't turn down concert tickets either, haha.

Yeah, Lady Gaga's newest album there are songs here and there on it that sound like they came straight out of the 80's, but there's one on there that remains in my top 3 fav songs by her that straight up is a Queen-like/inspired ballad called You and I, that I like to sing loudly and dance badly to when I'm getting ready in the morning and stuff...and no one is watching. But I'm pretty sure my all time favorite is Dance in the Dark, every word in that song is yes, and there are a lot of things people argue this song is about, once you get past the seemingly obvious, there are several I'd argue for, but sometimes when I sing it I feel like I'm singing about myself, so that's why it is my favorite.

Anyways, more on topic...You know something I really liked about listening to this album you wrote about was that it was all new(to me) music and none of it was auto-tuned. I had a smallish teen tell me a singer sounded horrible and had no talent when I would die if I had a singing voice like that, and then I realized it was because they weren't being auto-tuned -.- WHYYYYY? I mean, obviously that wasn't the only thing to be liked about this album, certainly...but it was refreshing nonetheless >.>

OH! So do you plan to write about Barrett then? I'd read it, if you did :p I had fun with this one. I don't know if it is location or generation, but for example the carnival rides and stuff were different for me growing up, but I could imagine what some of it might've been like from what your wrote, and the songs, based on the experiences I have had. It felt like a glimpse into a really amazing experience reading this, which is why I said I could tell you were such a hardcore fan.

Random but related, I think one of the reasons I enjoy your writing so much is that whatever the topic, however much or little invested or related to said topic I am, you manage to invoke emotion/feelings from your readers (well certainly me), such as in this case being able to feel your excitement/obsession for Syd. It's really quite amazing, actually. Amazing talent, check. Like a boss.