Posts from — April 2008

This Christian-based blog by Joe has interesting music clips and reflections from the bible.He reflects on this past Easter with a chosen scripture.He draws colourful, snazzy flea and animal
A Tic In The Mind’s Eye cartoons,and when you think of the word ‘tic’ it brings to mind a flea which jumps about from place to place.The cartoons are named the same thing as his blog.
This blog shows that Joe has a child and is a family guy.The theme is very unique as is the name of the blog itself. The theme is colourful and shows rats hitching a ride on an alligator or crocodile, (Take your pick) as you push your mouse button along the site to scroll down.
I have never come across a blog with a name like that. I hope Joe is successful in his line of t-shirts called A Tic In The Mind’s Eye  Read more... (161 words, 17 images, estimated 39 secs reading time)

Now here’s something for sports fans, especially those who are keen on finding out which sports player is being hired by which team Ohio State player and recruit interviews is essential info for the sports fan who likes to follow their favourite basketball team or football team.

If you like to keep up with who is being hired for which sports team and who is being sacked, then this is the site for you. The site has a news section and a forum for people who like to discuss about their favourite sport or team player.  Read more... (120 words, 17 images, estimated 29 secs reading time)

While surfing and looking around reading, I came across this blog with an interest in American politics.For people with inquiring minds want to know.

There are lots of ideas that Teknosis talks about.Especially about justice and the court system,

US politics and the court case involving an Islamic man by the name of Riad Hamad, who was thought to have commited sucide but the evidence is contrary to him actually committing suicide.He possibly may have been murdered. With the Islamic religon, after a person has died,  Read more... (327 words, 17 images, estimated 1:18 mins reading time)