What is Blog

A blog (a blend of the term
"web log") is a type of
website or part of a website.
Blogs are usually maintained by
an individual with regular
entries of commentary,
descriptions of events, or other
material such as graphics or
video. Entries are commonly
displayed in reverse-
chronological order. "Blog" can
also be used as a verb, meaning
to maintain or add content to a
blog.
Most blogs are interactive,
allowing visitors to leave
comments and even message
each other via widgets on the
blogs and it is this interactivity
that distinguishes them from
other static websites.
Many blogs provide commentary
or news on a particular subject;
others function as more
personal online diaries. A typical
blog combines text, images, and
links to other blogs, Web pages,
and other media related to its
topic. The ability of readers to
leave comments in an
interactive format is an
important part of many blogs.
Most blogs are primarily textual,
although some focus on art (Art
blog), photographs (photoblog),
videos (Video blogging), music
(MP3 blog), and audio
(podcasting). Microblogging is
another type of blogging,
featuring very short posts.
As of December 2007, blog
search engine Technorati was
tracking more than 112,000,000 blogs.

From wikipedia

Rhamadan

Ramadhan is the (month) in
which was sent down the
Qur'an, as a guide to mankind,
also clear (Signs) for guidance
and judgment (Between right
and wrong). So every one of
you who is present (at his
home) during that month should
spend it in fasting, but if any
one is ill, or on a journey, the
prescribed period (Should be
made up) by days later. Allah
intends every facility for you;
He does not want to put to
difficulties. (He wants you) to
complete the prescribed period,
and to glorify Him in that He has
guided you; and perchance ye
shall be grateful.

haruan fish

The haruan fish is unique among
animals of the fish kingdom in
that it practices monogamy and
is strongly territorial. It is a very
versatile fish that can live in
both still or flowing water, as
well as in shallow and muddy
waters. Natural breeding
grounds, however, include
ponds, lakes, rivers, canals,
paddy fields, and estuaries.
Rumor has it that a giant haruan
the size of a human torso had
once been caught by a local
fisherman. On average,
however, these fish weigh only
about one kilogram.