NEW! LINK EXCHANGE POST

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Hello!

 This post is made for promoting the sites and blogs of others in the effort to gain wider readership for them. Readers are encouraged to visit them and to tell their friends. At this time I have links to five sites which are listed as follows:

 Just a Pew Reviews 

 A site about GUNS! If you like guns and the Second Amendment - you'll LOVE this place!

 Tex's Place

 A conservative politics site run by a patriotic Texan veteran - a place to find the latest news and commentary - a great place to stay informed!

 The DTX Blog

 At DTX's site you will find news, current events, music, business news, human interest stories,  - his site has everything, even recipes!

 The Null Set

 The home of NULL! What can I say? NULL is a unique character, kind of like Puck from A Midsummer Night's Dream! He can get deep in a philosophical sense, and is into the Latin language. Much of what he does is tongue-in-cheek, and he can be unpredictable, just like Puck!

 WWWP Lives

 Another conservative news site, focusing on politics and current events, this site is an excellent complement to the others listed.

 With that done, I invite others to list links to their sites in the comments, and perhaps they can be listed here on my blog. Further, if we list reciprocal links to various sites on each site or blog, all can benefit from having more readers discover our work. Also, if a reader would like to be added to my invite list, or would like to make guest commentary, feel free to ask.

 Suggestions are welcomed here, so please feel free to speak up!

 Carry on,

 VJ

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