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Alas, the life of a university instructor in the US means I must stay current on who’s who in the field. Job security depends on it. (As for my rock/pop knowledge, I think mine stopped fairly soon after yours )

. Pyewacket

SpoonfedBaby wrote: " Handbook for Writers " by Jane Flick and Celia Millward: Although some writers omit the comma before the conjunction and final item in a series, it is safest to use a comma here because its omission often leads to

Pieanne wrote: I would write it this way: Radiant eliminated half their workforce, conserved their cash, hired a new development team and , 18 months later , introduced a technology with three times the cooling power. yes -- I agree

Mister Micawber wrote: Well, if Medusa wasn't amused before, s/he is now. I agree with you there!! Mister Micawber wrote: By the way, welcome to English Forums, Amused Medusa. I like the commas so much that I would like to have just one

I don't think you need a semicolon. I wouldn't replace either comma with one. It sounds like you are listing what the Radiant company did, so I think your choice of commas is correct.

saw your thread and thought I'd take a moment to say hello. My name is Pyewacket. It's good to meet you.... Pyewacket

“quote user="Athelas D'orion" For me, I will always support capital punishment for a crime that harm other people's life or betrayed one's country (i.e. murder, rapist, corruptor). As I believe every human valued their life dearly, and most

Hi Amused Medusa. Which comma did your instructor think should be a semicolon?