#Ms.

Source: Dumb Little Man Not sure how to address two people in a business letter properly? Believe it or not, it’s actually simple. You simply write “Dear Mr./Mrs./Ms.” and follow with the addressee’s last name. However, when you need to address several people in the same business letter, there

Author: Alexandra Stevenson / Source: New York Times KUANTAN, Malaysia — Amanda Lacaze grabbed her iPhone and rattled off the names of the special minerals needed to make it. The screen was polished with lanthanum and cerium. The inside has a magnet made with neodymium and praseodymium. Those

Submitted by Mike Krieger via Liberty Blitzkrieg blog, The best way to control the opposition is to lead it. I am of the strong belief that any administration which comes into power in the current environment of nearly unrestrained executive authority, a lawless and sprawling intelligence agency

Source: Mental Floss Most titles we use in front of people’s names in English are abbreviations of longer words. Dr. stands for doctor, Mr. for mister, and Mrs. for mistress (though we stopped pronouncing it that way). What does Ms. stand for? Nothing but itself. The title Ms. was made up, not