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SHout out to Farooq for showing me this, but it appears that the designers/developers decided to mimic my current blog theme on Michelle Obama’s blog.

Well they probably didn’t really copy, they probably just found the same theme as myself and edited it of course.

This words appear in a large font size:

Our lives begin to end
the day we become silent
about things that matter.
- Martin Luther King. Jr.

Then it begins like this:

Dear President Obama,

With your historic inauguration as the 44th President of the United States, we share our sincerest congratulations and
hope that you will uphold your commitment to change.

It continues on discussing the one-sided support in the Middle East and highlights these four major points:

• End the longstanding blockade and allow humanitarian aid to reach Gaza.
• Demand that Israel adhere to international law.
• Call for a lasting and enforceable ceasefire respected by all parties.
• Reevaluate the $3 billion of annual U.S. aid to Israel .

Click here to view the full advertisement in PDF format.

Good job to all those who were part of this project.

He said a lot of things, but here are the two phrases I loved the most:

People will judge you on what you build not what you destroy

We will lend you a hand only if you unclentch your fists.

I hope this year the economy will improve and jobs in America will be on the increase.

This is funny:

I saw this on Haseeb’s blog:

It’s a parody of TI’s song, “Whatever you like”.

Here are the Lyrics:

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Simply by looking and comparing the websites of BarackObama.com and JohnMcCain.com, one can clearly see which candidate’s campaign chooses an up to date website design in the Web 2.0 world.  As a web developer (still a newbie, less than a year of work experience), I am more drawn to Barack Obama’s website rather than John McCain’s for several reasons (none being political).

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Lot of kissing going on here.