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Interesting site! Mine is http://workingmuslimwoman.wordpress.com
By: Princess on February 1, 2007
at 3:37 pm
Hi,
I discovered your blog on DesertPeace’s blogroll… Nice design and great content! You may be interested in my own site: http://www.harmonicminor.com – I am an American graduate student currently conducting research in the Gaza Strip. I have been posting excerpts from interviews and other material relevant to Gaza… Today, for example, I posted an interview with noted academic and journalist, Jennifer Loewenstein.
I will link to you – perhaps you can do the same if you like my site!
Keep up the good work!
-Kris
By: Kris Petersen on October 26, 2007
at 6:27 am