Knowing about people who have done some remarkable work in past is always entertaining, and it’s simply great to listen to great voices of past. One such voice emerged in late 1960’s. Yes, it was Janis Joplin. It’s not just voice that created impact, but an overall personality.

Well, Janis Joplin is the archetype tormented artist, her influence grows, knowing no limits, almost 40 years after her death, at age 27. Her poster hangs in a
Beijing record store, alongside Jim Morrison. Click here to read the most up-to-date profile of Joplin, with many new details: http://grubstreet.ca/articles/profil…lin/joplin.htm

People come and people go, but some remain in hearts for long. They get famous too, and so it’s always interesting to read about them. In this connection here’s a little about Tim Byrd.

For 20 years, Tim Byrd, “The Byrdman,” worked New York City radio. He worked VH-1, the favourite VJ of Phil Collins and Carly Simon. His story confirms talent and principle breed success. Click here to read an exclusive, in-depth interview, with Tim Byrd: http://www.grubstreet.ca/articles/in…s/tb/tbyrd.htm

Welcome to the blog post about Bejeweled. Bejeweled is a mind game made up by PopCap games and was initially created as a web-based Flash game called Diamond Mine. The goal of bejeweled is to form a horizontal or vertical chain of three or more gems by swapping one stone with an adjacent stone. When strings of at least 3 are formed those rocks vanish and new gems come from the top to fill in gaps.
Bonus points are given when at least three of the same gems are shaped or forms two lines of identical gems in one swap. On the website i’m familiarizing you to where you can play free bejeweled, there are 2 types of bejeweled. First one is the regular game as described and the 2nd one is a time based version where you need to make the most points in 5 minutes.