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Snail Bob 8: Island Story is another physics-based puzzle game with the lazy sluggard Bob. Help Bob the Snail back home from the island full of puzzles and surprise!

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Bob Dylan singing Cristmas songs.

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C'mon bob

Bob Findlays recent & surprising decision to sign with Australian record label with Australian record label IMGlobal©.

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Enjoy the best collection Quotes of Love, Life, Sad, Motivational and Inspirational Quotes from the Famous Personality Bob Marley.

Bob Findlay recently entered the "Riffstar 2009 Song Of The Year Competition" and had reached the # 2 position only to discover that he had 'vanished' from the site without explanation despite the fact that he had obviously drawn lots of new visitors to the site.

The Bob Findlay song,"Let's Go Downtown," is currently sitting in the Number 10 postion in the Riffstar.com 2009 Song Competition.Voting is easy with no registration required and fans can vote for thisor any of Findlays other eight entered songs.

I'm both dumbfounded & humbled at this point.

In 1938 Action Comics editors was looking for a new comic book superhero similar to Superman, Bob Kane and Bill Finger got together and created that new superhero, Batman! Well according to Bob Kane he had drawn a picture of what he thought the Caped Crusader should look like, however, Frank Foster has a different story. But alas in 1939 the first Batman comic was published and the rest is 'history'. One major difference between Superman and Batman however is the fact that Superman has super powers which comes from his Kryptonian background while Batman is mortal, a simple human being who depends on his 'awesome gadgets'. In this lens we'll look at who's actually played the Caped Crusader over the years on television and the big screen. The Caped Crusader will always be a work in progress, so check back from time to time to see what might be different or if there's a new Batman in the mist.

One of comic book superhero Batman's arch nemesis The Joker first appeared in the 1940 comic Batman #1 but he didn't appear on tv until 1966 in the Adam West version of Batman. Bob Kane, Bill Finger and Jerry Robinson were the co-creators of The Joker. However once again Bob Kane has a different story about The Joker's creations. The Joker was drawn to look like a photographer of Conrad Veidt as he was in The Man Who Laughs (1928) and the name came from the playing cards which Finger had brought in one day. The Joker has also gone by many other aliases, The Clown Prince of Crime, Red Hood, Jack, Joseph 'Joe' Kerr, Clem Rusty, Mr. Rekoj, Jack White. Be that as it may, let's have a look here at who's played comic book Supervillain The Joker over the years.Like Batman, The Joker will always be a work in progress, so check back from time to time to see what might be different or if there's a new Joker in the mist.

In 1956, Bob Kane and Sheldon Moldoff decided Batman and Robin both needed female counterparts in order to stave off the gay rumors about these characters and voila Batwoman appeared, aka Kathy Kane (issue #233 in Detective Comics) for Batman and then in 1961 Batgirl, aka Betty Kane (issue #139 in the Batman comics) appeared as a sidekick for Batwoman. When Julius Swartz took over as editor both of these Batwoman and Batgirl characters were taken out and were replaced in 1967 by the Barbara Gordon 'Batgirl' (issue #359 in Detective Comics). But in this lens, we'll have a look at the wonderful actresses who have played 'Batgirl' over the years in the television series, movies and the animation of all the versions of Batman.

This Super Villain was designed by Bob Kane and Bill Finger and was inspired by the Kool cigarettes mascot, a penguin with a top hat and cane. When the Penguin first came out, he was to be more of a "gentlemen thief" as opposed to psychotic like the rest of Batman's bad guys. There was also times when he tried to make it look like he was trying to go legit and help Batman instead of fighting him. But it never lasted.

This past week, T.I. was able to get 177,000 copies off of the shelves according to SoundScan. He's been keeping a good distance from Oasis, Rise Against, and Tim McGraw, but what about Britney?

Britney Spears just performed her "comeback" tracks on Good Morning America yesterday, and she looked good! It sure does look like she's making a successful comeback, which got me thinking. How many artists have tried to make a comeback album when they were down for the count, but came back to wow us again? Well after a little research, here's what I came up with.

Having spent the majority of my time since late April 2007 returning to the music industry I have reached a point where I now have the time on my hands to give the attention that I feel is imperative in this caper to sustain relatively close and regular contact with those people who have supported & encouraged me to this point.