Sarah Palin Vice President Candidate For John McCain.

Wow... Barack Obama is not in for a easy race now, as John McCain has picked a woman, Sarah Palin to be his running mate.

Alaska Governor Sarah Palin is a married mum of five children, with her eldest boy enlisted in the army.

John McCain said...

"who can best help me shake up Washington and make it start working again for the people who are counting on us."

John McCain said that Sarah Palin was....

"exactly who I need. She's exactly who this country needs to help us fight the same old Washington politics of me first and country second."

And he may be right.. They will now try and swing Hilary Clinton's voters to vote for them.. I have to say that John McCain has been very wise in his decision to select a woman. This give Barack Obama a run for his money.. It is now a two man race...

Barack Obama picked an older running mate, Joe Biden, a man whom he said at the outset was qualified to be president.

John McCain chose Sarah Palin, a generation younger than he is, and a governor less than two years, and made no such claim about her readiness to sit in the Oval Office. But she is a woman, a mum and with a son in the armed forces.

source: AmericanGirl.co.uk

T.I. - Whatever You Like - T.I.

“Stacks on deck/ Patron on ice/ And we can pop bottles all night/ Baby you can have whatever you like.”

"Whatever You Like" the first single off Atlanta Rapper T.I.'s upcoming album has broken a record on the Billboard Hot 100 by jumping from 71 to 1.

Hear what T.I. and the Ordinary Joes had to say about this at The Ordinary Joe Blog by clicking HERE

www.ordinaryjoeblog.com

Now this is a real four eared cat. I could not beleive it when I saw it. I wonder if Hello Kitty would look cute with 4 ears.

Source: HelloKittyBlog.co.uk

Silver winning men's 4x400-meter relay team members of Bahamas smile with their medals during an awarding ceremony during the athletics competitions in the National Stadium at the Beijing 2008 Olympics in Beijing, Saturday, Aug. 23, 2008.

The American quartet of LaShawn Merritt, Angelo Taylor, David Neville and Jeremy Wariner clocked a combined time of two minutes 55.39 seconds.

Bahamas, represented by Andretti Bain, Michael Mathieu, Andrae Williams and Christopher Brown, finished second in 2:58.03. Bahamas anchor Chris Brown surged into second and held off Russia's Denis Alexeev at the line.

The Russian team of Maksim Dyldin, Vladislav Frolov, Anton Kokorin and Denis Alexeev were third in 2:58.06.

Source: BahamasLocal.com

Leevan Sands does it for the Bahamas. At last a medal is heading back from the Beijing Summer Olympics 2008. Sands managed to get a distance of 57ft 8 1/2in.

Leevan Sands has now set a Bahamas national record. Sands has become the country's first and only medal at the 29th Olympic Games in Beijing, China. Just four years ago, he wasn't even in the Olympic final.

Sands, after posting two sub-17-metre efforts in the men's triple jump, surged into contention with a strong third effort, measured at a Bahamas national record and career-best 17.59 metres.

The mark made him No.3 all-time in the English-speaking Caribbean behind Jamaican James Beckford (17.92) and Bermuda's Brian Wellman (17.62).

Portugal's Nelson Evora (17.67) grabbed the gold medal ahead of Phillips Idowu (17.62).

Source BahamasLocal.com