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Monday, October 24, 2005

The Tattoo this week revels in Ramadan and looks at a birth control clock and more!

Be sure to check out the latest issue of The Tattoo this week. It includes an article on the large scale holiday for millions of Muslims. It also includes intriguing photos by Tattoo staff writer Edrees Kakar of Afghanistan whose living in Pakistan. As well as a piece on homecoming in America by Bristol, CT staff writer Molly Horan. Also is a journal on a teen writer in the American state of Nebraska by staff writer Zach Brokenrope. Be sure not to miss the latest cartoon on low calibre school band instruments by Tattoo cartoonist Justin Skaradosky. Last by not least the latest article in The Tattoo's continuing Clock Museum series in cooperation with The American Clock Museum in Bristol, Connecticut documenting the local clockmaking history in that area. In addition to being printed in The Tattoo the stories will be forever preserved in the museum in various multimedia forms.

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Teague Neal
Oakville, Ontario
Canada

Toronto born Teague Neal has been published in The Oakville Beaver, The Tattoo Teen Newspaper, and online at www.ReadTheTattoo.com and He has been recognized by the Connecticut Society of Professional Journalists and the Suburban Newspaper Association. He runs his own blog at www.teaguenealsplw.blogspot.com that been featured online at Home Base Holidays, he is currently writing his first science fiction and mystery novel.

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