the author has picked up on something that i have been thinking about for quite a while and my attention was drawn towards its after researching different occult/satanic groups.

i have many other picture and references about it if someone is interested then let me know.

BRAVO to the author.

on of very interesting thing to watch is

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=3753411785235077976

but read Ayah 102 of Surah Baqara (102-2) first and Comentary of Tafheem Ul Quran (Abul Ala Maudodi) may also help explain the Ayah better.

My school’s motto was ‘Facta non verba’ which translates roughly to ‘Actions, not Words’. The translation used to be printed in a small font on the school stationary till I was in grade 6th.
When I was in class 10th, our school principal offered a small cash prize to any student who would come out and tell everyone what it meant. Nobody did. I should have, but I was standing and waiting to see who else besides me knew the meaning.

I am as guilty of wishing and hoping as any other human, but I’m trying to cure myself. I just hope I don’t turn into a Vulcan.

uh.. gee now you’ve got me think and re-evaluating my life… didnt know thinking about hope could be so introspective.

Imagination is good and kids have buckets of it. I’m dodging distractions - cell and tweets - as best I can :-). Maybe tape some of your son’s stories? They could be a fun gift for his children some day.

Casey

I’m a research assistant/masters candidate working on sustainable development and renewable energy and I got here via google when I started searching for AISEC/Pakistan/LUMS. I really liked your post on Eid… (very deep) and decided to say hello~!

Best,

Maha

I don’t think we’ve ever met…

@anika, aqeel and cache (I bet your name is Kashif) thanks for dropping by.

@shahzad I hope you’re having fun making games, and snowmen

@M our first interaction was a couple of years ago I think, when we discovered over lahore.metblogs.com that the official Lahore website was a complete ripoff of some US state website.

@Casey That is interesting, I used the “find friends who use twitter” feature after a few months and saw you there, with zero tweets. Hope that will change. I usually ask my son to tell me stories when he goes to sleep, and he constantly surprises me with his imagination - and yea I know what you mean about the ramblings and the interesting questions that usually follow a story.

Joined tweet today and followed the link from you here. Great writing. Working on any children’s stories? I tell silly bed time tales to my kids on demand and wish I had a tape recorder to catch the half asleep ramblings.

Best,

Casey

Its a simple missing library. At first, I thought I had all the libraries, but then when I read this short article, I realized that since MSReader was installed using ies4linux that it was using the dll libraries under a separate directory (instead of the usual directory under Wine.

Go to this link for the details.

https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-users/2008-September/158629.html

In a nut shell, you need to install msvcirt.dll to the “/.ies4linux/ie6/drive_c/windows/system” folder (system 32 should already have it)

if you are not able to copy from system 32 you can find the file for free DL at the following link

http://www.dll-files.com/dllindex/dll-files.shtml?msvcirt

Thanks for your help and your patience

I used the following string

gksu wine “/home/john/.ies4linux/ie6/drive_c/Program Files/Microsoft Reader/msreader.exe”