Tuesday, March 15, 2005
Showing some things on the net
This is my first posting that included pictures. Finally, I am finding my way through html. I believe that this posting demonstrates relevancy to my friends who can see where I will be next week. Secondly I can draw attention to the relevancy of some of my earlier journalstic work.
I have tried to explain a number of people where we are going for our vacation break next week. The details of the house can be found online. But this blog can also give you an idea of the view that we will have:
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Or look at more pictures here.
Another think that I would like to mention is my earlier interview with Ghanaian football player Matthew Amoah
I was pleasantly surprised to read that Matthew was included in the Ghanaian team that is preparing for their crucial World Cup qualifier against the DR Congo on 27 March. The BBC reportsthat Ghana is missing two key players for that match.
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This is my first posting that included pictures. Finally, I am finding my way through html. I believe that this posting demonstrates relevancy to my friends who can see where I will be next week. Secondly I can draw attention to the relevancy of some of my earlier journalstic work.
I have tried to explain a number of people where we are going for our vacation break next week. The details of the house can be found online. But this blog can also give you an idea of the view that we will have:
. Or look at more pictures here.
Another think that I would like to mention is my earlier interview with Ghanaian football player Matthew Amoah
I was pleasantly surprised to read that Matthew was included in the Ghanaian team that is preparing for their crucial World Cup qualifier against the DR Congo on 27 March. The BBC reportsthat Ghana is missing two key players for that match.
While Kuffuor, the Bayern Munich defender, is reported to be nursing an
injury, Lyon midfielder Essien is suspended. The 58-year-old former coach of Rwanda, recalled Matthew Amoah. Amoah, who plays for Vitesse Arnhem in Holland, has been absent from the Black Stars for over three years.
