Nope, and it was known since Saturday I think.

I live in Leiden. The pilgrim museum is quite interesting, and the St Pieterskerk has a yearly commemoration for the pilgrims. Nice to see Leiden featured!

A few of these seem less to do with Americanisms and more to do with people not necessarily understanding the difference between the two dialects, or in some cases even just a lack of understanding the language.

As for 29, I've heard enough Brits use biweekly. Fortnightly sounds archaic.

I don't believe this is from Hot Toys, but apparently the price is 160 dollars. Which is quite ridiculous even for 1/6 figures, as it doesn't seem his shirt is even tailored properly.

I think the blue character is c3po.

This story actually makes me happy, since the point was to actually honor the man. I think it's a great story, that shows some of us still show compassion towards others. Especially in a time when it feels like compassion is nearly non-existent.

It's great what the St. Petersburg Times did. Kudos!

I have to agree with him. Maybe I'm just impartial though, being a linguistics major.

30% by sheer guessing!
The only one I actually knew was what replaced the iPod mini, and only because the iPod nano was just released when I was able to buy one.

This guy is a creative genius. When I initially came across his site, I was thoroughly enamored.

This site is seriously tempting.

Especially considering my neighbour has a penchant for waking me up in the morning by blasting techno.

Really neat, definitely want these. However, it seems the scale is a little off. Either the bricks are too large, or the mini figs are too small.

Bought this watch at Camden Markets. It's a great watch, and a great conversation piece. :D

So congrats on winning it!

Furthermore, there were two dead men found outside the Inntel Hotel in Zaandam yesterday.

Police aren't sure what the exact cause of death was. The windows aren't large enought to be opened apparently.

I don't think interns need to be paid. However, I don't think interns should get nothing. They still contribute largely to the work force.

The Netherlands deals with this quite well in my opinion. They require an "internship reimbursement" for the time you worked there. It's not nearly the same as a salary, but it shows that the place is grateful.