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Assalaamu'allaikum.

Only few days to Ramadhan, yaay! Yes, I'm happy and pray my family and I and all Muslim worldwide would be able to perform best of ebadaat in the holy month. I am working on a new cross stich pattern, it's a calligraphy of "Allahu Akbar" using 6 DMC thread colors. It's not yet finished, I still need to make it as neat as possible, so you will not get a carelessly made pattern. Please be patient, I will upload it when it's ready.

This posting is to let you know that I finally have an account in virtual social network. Hahaha, yes, I'm kind of cave-man by not signing up to such network until lately, while virtually only the illiterate who doesnt have Facebook account (Ok, I don't have data on this. Actually, this is what my niece said to encourage me to join social network on the Net. Sorry.)

Nah, today I join Google Plus after reading Neil Patel's article Why Your Business Ought to Use Google Plus. Well, by doing this I confirm that he is one of influencers on the web (read his profile everywhere, it said that was according to the Wall Street Journal). But he is not just any star on the web. He is one of the very rare young person who had achieved remarkable position among world-class entrepreneurs in their teenager/young adult days, yet they keep their down-to-earh attitude. If you dont believe me, just read Neil's article I mentioned earlier. You will see he's sharing with other... and LOL, by reading that article you will know how to join Google Plus if you haven't known it (I do not write about it, there are tons of it already on the Net).

Nah, if you are already in Google Plus and want to add me as friend in your circle, you can click my page and I will be really happy to have you in my circle too. This is my first social network page after all. Oh by the way, if you haven't got invitation and can't wait until this Google Project become available for all (right now it's still limited and only for owner of gmail adress only), just leave you gmail address on comment (please make it safe for you, not "someone@gmail.com" you better write it as "someone at gmail dot com".

See you on Google Plus!

Wassalaamu'allaikum.






Assalaamu'alaikum.

When I decided to put cross stitch calculator on this page, I learnt from About.com's Guide to Java Script. However, I met with no success applying the instructions for this blog. Perhaps, it's for website or mini-site, I thought. Then I tried to applied that Stephen Chapman's code at widgetbox. It worked fine. Unfortunately, my slow internet connection could't display the widget well on my computer. And I thought others who had the same poor connection probably had the same problem to display the widget. So for me, and they whose same internet connection problem, it's really frustrating to make the widget work when opening this blog.

Finally, I made a little modification to make it possible for me to display the cross stitch calculator as a widget on this blog. It's really easy. If you have blogger's blog, and you want to display the cross stitch calculator, all you have to do is just add a new page element by opening the layout menu on the dashboard. Then, paste the code on the editing window that appear shortly after you click the add element button. Then, save it. Voila, you can see it on your blog when you reload the blog page.

Wait! What code to copy-paste?

He he he [GRIN], here it is:




By defaut, you dont have to adjust the calculator size and color. It will automatically fit on your new page element (widget area) and the calculator is almost transparent so it will follow the area's colour. However, if you like to, you can do that. From my experiments (woow, what a word!) the calculator will look nice in between 210 to 400 pixels of width. But, again and again, this only me --not really a suggestion. ;)

Nah, I hope this posting will brings manfaat for us. If you like online gadget, "Counted Cross Stitch, Needlework, and Stitchery Page" has useful gadgets. You can calculate how big your project would be on different fabric counts by using
Fabric Count Calculator
or calculate the amount of fabric needed for your cross stitch project by using "How Much Fabric" Calculator provided there.

Wassalaamuallaikum Wr. Wb.
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