re: #114 Wendell Zurkowitz ((slave to the waffle light))

(btw: why “ise” in “advertise” and “ize” in “organize”? I had a German client ask me that once…)

Got me. They both come from Latin via French. Probably just to keep people guessing. In British English they both are spelled with “s.”

The State Department has expanded its alert for diplomats in Guangzhou to all of China, after more consular offices report the same symptoms as were reported in Cuba last year.

independent.co.uk