Java Code Geeks (JCG) Program

I have recently received an invitation to contribute to Java Code Geeks (JCG) and I accepted that. They currently attract over 900,000 unique visitors per month so this would be exciting to spread some words to the community through them. JCG has started pulling my articles from ithinkisink.com to javacodegeeks.com and you can find them on my profile page on JCG: http://www.javacodegeeks.com/author/belal-galal/
For more about the JCG Program and a complete list of the contributors: http://www.javacodegeeks.com/join-us/jcg/ 

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