Muslim women: protesting the right to cover your neck in sport

"On June 3rd the Iranian Womens National Soccer Team was disqualified minutes before their Olympic qualifier match with Jordan. The rationale was that the full-body tracksuits and matching caps seen here were a violation of FIFA’s uniform code."

For those that speak the language of Twitter, and care to remember their memory lane and favorite haunts in Jordan:

"....So I figured I would bring them into my Sleepless Blog, here is a list of my favorite “#GoodOldDaysJO” Tweets, do you have any Good Old Days Jo moments you’d like to share?"

"So Kuwaiti blogs and internet users are creating this campaign to stop ISPs from capping the internet usage. I got some points regarding the internet and how it is used."

A newly qualified doctor shares her experience with medical journeys that may end in death, reminding us of the specter of Death in the '90s in the aptly name Dr. Death-- that doctor gone off the rails and killing patience in his charge.

"A doctor in America is killing his patients" is all what I remember from watching the news on Jordan TV sometime in the early 1990s. It was a horror story. The doctor's name was Dr. Kevorkian but he was called Dr. Death."

"Death has become part of my daily life since I decided to become a doctor. I remember my first patient who died, the first corpse I saw in anatomy class, the first freshly-dead body dissected in the forensic medicine course."