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http://english.aljazeera.net/NR/exeres/314EA524-4FF3-4993-A7D2-C4B90D09F047.htm

Since I know my own blogging will be slow this week due to work and school, here's a link to Iraq Bloggers. While I have never been to Iraq, I'm going to guess that there are many people there just like me, who are concerned with math and school, heavy workloads, and how to balance a life. The difference is, these fellow bloggers have to live with bombs, war, religion and curfews in a way that I will probably never know.

I don't have time to personally check every blog, so browse at your own risk. I do like "Riverbends" insights. I'll give that one a link here. http://riverbendblog.blogspot.com/

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  1. Homer Simpson9:18 PM

    I think your long link that begins this post is causing your right-hand column to be misaligned. Does that make since?

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