If i write down letter C in Google i find this site on the first page quite interesting: CELSIUS (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Celsius)–why? Because it makes me wondering why is it that in some parts of the world we say: »It's minus 6 (and we mean Celsius by it) outside,« and some say: »It's 21 (and they mean fahrenheit)«? And then one starts wondering why some use kilometres and some miles when they talk about the distances-isnt' that quite confusing? We have so many different ways and words to express same things, for which if you don't want constantly ask people for it's meaning you have to know a bit more, you have to be well informed and to know other things. But that isn't bad at all-if we forget about the knowledge and concentrate on something else then one starts realising that difference in this world is important, because – let's look at the simplest example: imagine that all the trees and flowers in this world would be the same, wouldn't it be boring? Different colours and shapes of the trees make them unique and interesting, but although they are different together they make harmony and make a clourfull and interesting image. So that's why i think that diversity is good! Differences join us together and make the world more clourfull.

If i look up videos under the letter C i find a clip from Sesame street.



If i write litter C in Yahoo toolbar then i find this: C++ (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/C++) of which i've never heard … - have you? There are so many things we don't know that it start you to think what do i want to know, how much knowledge can i store in my "little" and bounded brain?
And under the videos i find loads of them that involve football.

Well ... That's it! ;)