What a busy past two weeks. As you can see, the desktop is STILL collecting dust on the desk. My weekends have been consumed with yard work and holidays, so I just haven’t had time to sit down and work on the machine. Maybe this weekend….
And now, here are the submissions for the current edition!
Jerry Nelson presents Breathe America — Breathe « JourneyAmerica posted at JourneyAmerica.
The article is a bit dated, but I wanted to bring your attention to something that I discovered on his website. If you look at the menu bar at the top of his page, you’ll find an option labeled “The Bike Trip.” It will take you to his secondary website called Jerry Nelson Photography. It is a great collection of images from all across America, and gives you a unique glimpse at our history (both modern and classic) through pictures.
Josh Dannett presents Iran rivalry behind Cairo’s Hizbullah tension posted at Stop Iran Now.
REMARKS: This blog provides news and opinions on the degenerating Iranian nuclear situation.
Michael Wolf presents Letter 2 America for May 3, 2010 posted at letters2america.
REMARKS: My blog is about many topics, but primarily about politics and current events.
Madeleine Begun Kane presents John McCain — Ignoramus, Liar, Or Terrorist Sympathizer? posted at Mad Kane’s Political Madness.
Madeleine reminds us of the trap all politicians fall in to after too many years in office. Another clever poem, and I would have to agree (and I need to write an article on this): you can’t complain about reading a US citizen his Miranda rights, even if he attempts to commit a terrorist attack in the US. Until the law is changed, he is due his rights as protected under the law.
Charles Thompson presents Nation’s Largest Black Fraternity Boycotts Arizona Over Law posted at One Man Views On Politics.
When you put a stick in a hornets’ nest, your bound to be swarmed. This is what Arizona is experiencing at the moment. Because they’ve decided to empower their local law enforcement officials to pick up the slack left by the Federal Government, they are being cursed (and praised) by groups outside of their borders. It will be interesting to see how this all plays out over the next few years.
That is all I have for now. I want to thank everyone for their submissions, and encourage them to keep up the good work. It is highly unlikely that I will get my desktop worked on this weekend, as I will have guests staying at the house. However, it is on my list of things to do. After all, I do more than just blogging on that lean, mean, gaming machine!