"The credits have been added to your account," the girl at Domino's Pizza said.

"How much credit?" J asked.

Well, I'm surprised by the fact that Montreal's metropolitan area has a larger population than Cincinnati's.

See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cincinnati and http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Montreal.

IT has always been in a state of flux.

I've always been fond of the RSS segment of internet browsing.

Many people say that Twitter and other social media replace RSS/Atom feeds. I beg to disagree.

Due to the increasingly omnipresent food chain pollution and food safety problems, will China be blasted by cancers and diseases?

Lo and behold, it's almost midnight again.

Taking care of a toddler is very time-consuming.

What makes the whole Japanese nation not to sully their own streets and to keep them almost squeaky-clean all the time?

J's apt to gag when a dental professional opens his mouth with a tool.

Not a year has passed by with ease in my life.

It's a good thing.

Some souls embrace freedom because they embrace life.

When I fire up an incantatory Unix-like command-line, I feel excited.

Oh, those commands as magic words.

The cooking segment of life is crucial, especially in today's world full of junk food.

Shouldn't students get taught some culinary skills in school?

Is Google still blasting forward as in the good old days?

The French part of Canada is always different.

Behold, France is considered to be a representative democratic republic.

See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Politics_of_France.

Strictly speaking, the U.S.A. is a republic, not just a democracy.

Particularly tedious is taking care of the RSS segment of information consumption.

GNU/Linux screams out to be the primary computing platform.

Our microwave oven shrieks many times every single day.

I hope the particular kitchen appliance is really safe.

I think that every young person should watch some good movies.

Because there are no harbingers of what living a life is in textbooks.