nydailynews.com

I'm not quite sure why the last post was in Hindi, but either way, Oprah seems to be upset by the second scandal at her South African school in the past two years.

excerpt from article: http://www.nydailynews.com/gossip/2009/03/30/2009-03-30_o_no_not_again_oprahs_school_rocked_by_s.html

"Ten months later, Winfrey sobbed uncontrollably after 15 girls eported they had been sexually abused by a matron who was supposed to be watching over them."

I believe they meant to say "report," but they very well could be digitally reporting online. If so, they would need a hyphen between the e and ported.

व्हेन पिच्केतिंग, उसे कोर्रेक्ट स्पेल्लिंग.

चेक यौर स्पेल्लिंग बेफोरे क़ुएस्तिओनिन्ग थे प्रेजिडेंट'स कोम्पेतेंस।

ummmm...?

I 'googlenewsed' (yes, it's a verb) Twitter... because I got an account not too long ago and was curious what the media had to say about the phenomenon of tweets. I clicked on a link by a woman who is a writer, author and public speaker (and expert) on letter writing. Hmmm...she needs to edit. This is just one mistake:

What I love most about Twitter is its' simplicity and informal tone. What I like least, is how additive it can become.

additive (n.) A substance added in small amounts to something else to improve, strengthen, or otherwise alter it.

I don't think she is baking...so it should read 'addictive' instead.

here's the link: http://www.gather.com/viewArticle.jsp?articleId=281474977612235