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Bin Gregory Productions is now powered by WordPress. Switching to WP was easier than trying to fix the problem I had in MT, but not by much, I’d say. I’ve still to get my template into shape, and all permalinks are fried, but at least the site is functional, and clearing out the mess MT made will allow me to post pictures once again. Thank you , Menj and Yusuf, for pointing me in this direction.

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Published:: 08.28.05 / 9pm

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Anak Alam 08.31.05 / 8am

Selamat!
JD 08.31.05 / 12pm

Glad to see the new website; insha’allah, you can start blogging more regularly again. Thanks for the link in the Expat section.
JD 08.31.05 / 12pm

Well, what used to be the Expat section.
Anak Alam 09.03.05 / 7am

I think I like the first template better. The one on which you put your camshot picture on.
Administrator 09.03.05 / 11am

:) Still trying to find a base template to work from. This one is the cousing of yours, btw. I like the look of the the one with the camshot too, but the sidebar is really narrow and I’m not sure I can adjust the width without breaking the layout. I’m gonna try that one again.
Anak Alam 09.04.05 / 6am

Yea, I noticed the resemblance. Teehee, but the font on yours did not quite agree with me, hence the objection. Otherwise, it woud have been OK. With this ‘Camshot’ template, yes, the sidebar is quite small. I think I amended mine too. I don’t like it when I cannot categorised my links properly. I mean, the categorisation option is there but it never work on mine. I tried to change the header image, but failed miserably too. Don’t have time, don’t have the expertise, can’t be bothered with more changes - so I let it stays as it is.
menj 09.20.05 / 9pm

Salaam,

Hey, it was no problem at all. I am pretty much a WP proselytiser nowadays. LOL.

- MENJ
http://blog.menj.org

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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.
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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.
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