Evil Eye Amulet

An ancient Anatolian (Turkish) belief; the eye figure has been considered as a powerful talisman to defy evil forces... People have been attaching this amulet to everything they wished to protect from evil; from the new-born babies to their horses or even to the doors of their homes... And now to their computers. :)

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Current Version: 1.2

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March 15, 2008 · version 1.2
HI Kivanc!
Patience M
Can you make it without the green background? It (no offence) takes up too much space but I really want it! ;-)
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November 26, 2008 · version 1.2
About Turkish Evil Eye Amulets or Nazar Boncuk
alex
In Turkey, wherever you look, you'll meet plenty of eyes looking at you. It is common in the Turkish culture to give a gift of a " Blue Glass Nazar Boncugu ( bonjouk ) " or " Evil Eye Bead " as it is more widely known.
Visit our documentary site:
http://www.evileyebead.com for detailed information and photos
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August 24, 2009 · version 1.2
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October 23, 2006 · version 1.2 ssj5sontrsyn
I also have the widget open and running on engine 3.1.4 on xp sp2 and it is not on screen, does this version of evil eye not work for the latest version of yahoo widget engine?
May 25, 2006 · version 1.2 gilee
I have this widget open & running but can't find it onscreen. Is this what WebWeasel means by "it dosen't work with the 3.x Konfabulator/Yahoo Widget Engine"? I'm running Engine 3.1.4 (build 104) on a Windows XP SP2 machine. I when had it running with the older Engine I could see it onscreen & liked it.