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Comments should be working properly now. Please email me if you run into any problems. To comment here, you must register with TypeKey, Movable Type’s commenting service. It only takes a minute, and you can then comment on any MT blog without any further hassle. You can trust MT not to spam you or divulge your identity; they are conscientious people. To sign in, just click on the comment link and follow the directions from there. Getting it all to work right was not easy. I couldn’t have done it without the help of these two entries [1] [2] at Tweezer’s Edge. Thank you, Tweezerman!

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Published:: 10.25.04 / 8pm

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rose 10.26.04 / 8am

Salaams. Well I’ve gotten this far, lets see if it works now. Ramadan Mubarak to all
Chanol 10.29.04 / 5pm

woot! good job brother. its not to bad at all. darn spam. i hope all is well. i think i got a job in the boilermakers union too wooT

chanol

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Anwar Ibrahim and the Opposition: Malaysian Seeks End to Decades of Firm Rule - a pretty decent roundup of political developments in Malaysia, from the New York Times.
The Spiritual Aspirant: Sidi Khalil Moore will be in Singapore conducting a workshop for The Spiritual Aspirant, to be held 27 June to 5 July. I had the pleasure to hear Sidi Khalil speak in Detroit back in 2002 in conjunction with the US tour of Habib Ali Al-Jifri. I regret I won't be able to make the short trip across the South China Sea to attend, but I recommend it to anyone in the area. The workshop is being sponsored by Simply Islam, under the capable hands of some of the fine people who put on the Journey to Ihsan event a couple years ago, which I did attend and enjoyed immensely.
Collapse Preparedness: The transition from the USSR to the republic of Russia was a catastrophic event for the people who lived through it. The eventual (imminent?) collapse of the US will be much much worse, warns Dmitry Orlov. The USA has a Collapse Gap. Orlov realizes
that some people will react rather badly to having their country compared to the USSR. I would like to assure you that the Soviet people would have reacted similarly, had the United States collapsed first. Feelings aside, here are two 20th century superpowers, who wanted more or less the same things – things like technological progress, economic growth, full employment, and world domination – but they disagreed about the methods. And they obtained similar results – each had a good run, intimidated the whole planet, and kept the other scared. Each eventually went bankrupt.
Valuable lessons on what to expect and how to prepare follow. Read it yourself, but the condensed advice is this: Live on the margins of society. One encouraging sign that Americans are picking up the skills they will need to survive: haggling at the mall.

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