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February 2007

This

28 February 2007

is what greeted me this morning.

Doesn’t seem to matter which theme I use.  So it is unlikely to  be a css problem; the theme it happened with last night was is as is, out of the box.
What I’ll probably do, then, is (a) keep researching to find the problem, which seems to be wordpress-wide, and [...]

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So here’s something I’m looking forward to

27 February 2007

The 26th Annual West Indian Literature Conference, to be held at COB next week.
Can’t think why the College is keeping so quiet about it!
Earl Lovelace is going to be giving a fiction writing workshop, hello.

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Update on the look of this site

27 February 2007

I’m testing this new theme out to see whether it’s the theme or the server or something else. I suspect it is the theme — the lovely Blue Zinfandel that I adapted to my purposes — and I would like eventually to go back to it, because the red is my trademark, but this [...]

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An apology

23 February 2007

The look of this site isn’t staying put the way I want it. Seems that this version of Blogworld’s developed the habit of snapping back to the default theme.
I don’t have time to work to find the bug at the moment. I’ve read up on it and believe it has something [...]

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With all the talk about Bay Street Development

20 February 2007

… we might want to take a leaf from the Bajan book. Here’s a great post from gallimaufry.ws about the beautification of Bridgetown, with pictures of the results.
Here’s a sample:
I took a stroll through town today and took some photos, and in the process realised just how much the city has been transformed. Places [...]

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Talking writing/writing talking

19 February 2007

I had the great pleasure to spend hours this afternoon and evening with Lynn Sweeting, fellow blogger and old, old friend. We talked about writing, about ideas and identity and the place of art in the shaping of identity, in the telling of our collective tale. We talked about emancipation and knowing who [...]

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Updating

17 February 2007

Things change, and we change with it.
Much as I like the look of this site, I’m finding limitations with the theme that are slowing me down, as well as holding me back from doing what needs to be done with the information I want to share.
I could tweak, but I don’t have the time.
So I’m [...]

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Here’s something I would love to see …

12 February 2007

Frevo in Brazil.

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The LitBlog Co-Op reads Ngugi

12 February 2007

If you’re a Bahamian nationalist, a Caribbeannest, a pan-Africanist, or just someone who doesn’t believe everything that you see on TV or hear on the radio, you ought to be reading Ngugi wa Thiong’o.
Ngugi is the reason I decided, decades ago, to begin writing plays. Ngugi, who was originally christened James in the colonial [...]

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Just so we know we’re not special

11 February 2007

In terms of racism and racist rhetoric, I mean, here’s a tale about racism from Russia. A Russian Newsweek reporter and blogger, who is ethnically Kazakh, was attacked in Moscow by four young men.
Here’s an excerpt.
Most likely, it was an accidental attack by the neo-Nazis. Today, it may well be considered a routine crime ), [...]

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