Scattered showers and thunderstorms will remain possible this afternoon and early this evening across the region. Another round of convection is forecast to develop northwest of Arkansas tonight. While a few strong storms are possible through this evening, the better chances for any organized severe weather will be later tonight.
AP Stylebook surrenders the battle over âWeb siteâ vs. âwebsiteâ. I was very pleased to read today in this post on Poynter Online that the Associated Press Stylebook (the style manual used by most newspapers and journalists) is finally changing from Web site to website. This change now appears in the AP Stylebook Online and will be in the printed 2010 AP Stylebook. website. One word, lowercase.
Blog is an odd word, which means an online diary thatâs usually viewable by the public. The word actually comes from a blend of the two words âwebâ and âlogâ. A web log was the first name for an online diary, and was coined in December 1997 by Jorn Barger. The shortened name âblogâ was first used by Peter Merholz who broke it up into the words we blog in 1999. After that, the word âblogâ has been used as a verb and a noun, and lead to the word âbloggerâ and âbloggingâ.