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HTML Tutorial for Kids. Or Not Kids.

May 15th 2008Blogging101 & File and data management & Visualizations & Web Tools

There is a site for HTML tutorial for kids. Yes, its that modern already.

But take note, this site is also helpful for those who are not familiar with these technology terminologies that seem to talk in codes and well, still more codes.

You think being a blogger makes one adept with the technological terms that abound the www?

So what is .htaccess files or installing perl scripts or MySql database all about? Great, I am scratching my head here and would not be able to understand these, much to the chagrin of my hubby who can talk about these for hours but I would still end up staring blankly ahead 😉

Ok, here is the site: Lissa Explains

Do check it out. I know I will 😀

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WW : Glass and Steel

Jan 16th 2008Photos & Visualizations & Wordless Wednesday

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Weekend Snapshots : Leafless

Jan 14th 2008Memetag & Photos & Visualizations

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My other Weekend Snapshot entry: Oasis in the City

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Weekend Snapshots : Sunset at the Rooftop

Jan 6th 2008Photos & Visualizations & Weekend Snapshots

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Sunset sky at the rooftop of my in-laws’ house. The children too, enjoyed the colorful sky. View my other Weekend Snapshot photo here.

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Put Photos In Your Blog

Dec 2nd 2007Blogging101 & Visualizations

A picture is worth a thousand words, according to a proverb that has the idea of pictures telling complex stories more than text can tell.

Sure, words can take one to a different level, living the story woven in the string of words but a picture, well, a picture can definitely awaken the senses more.

 

As we sit under the shade of the trees looking out at the sea before us, a soft gentle breeze carrying a whiff of sea scent briefly touched our sunburned faces. Such tranquility, such calm. This is a welcome respite from the din of the city and the pressures of work weighing heavily down my shoulders.

 

 

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