The BlogDay 2006
August 31, the BlogDay 2006.
Today, Bloggers celebrates World Day of the blog, congratulations…
But Arab bloggers have different memory about that day, probably will not be able to broadcast mostly happiness in your mind through posting. because in 1956 (the golden jubilee will be this year) that massacres of (Gaza 5-4-1956, Qulqiliah Village 10-10-1956, Kufer Qassim Village 29-10-1956, Khan-Younis 3-11-1956, Rafah City 12-11-1956 and Khan-Younis Camp. 12-11-1956), these massacres that claimed the lives of over 1500 Arab at the hands of Israeli occupation forces.
To make this day on the mercy of the victims of that atrocity which is not only one in the long criminal record of the State of Israel.
let’s share some blogs :
1- nataliejost.com
as she define herself : Natalie is a freelance web designer based in southern Indiana, but raised in southern California. Although she misses the beach some days, she calls the midwest home for the snow in the winter and elephant ears in the summer, both of which she was deprived as a child. She is married to a brick and stone mason and they have a sweet little girl who is now about 3 1/2 years old.
i like how she treat her site .. starting of using textpattern (good choice ) and new updates every while ..
2- txpmag.com
as the name say . the textpattern magazine . who need to know more ? .. ok
TXP Mag is an internationally oriented online magazine focusing on design, web development, freelancing, and of course Textpattern. We are here to entertain and inform you. Though an online magazine is at home in the digital world we like to keep our feet on solid ground and dabble in social and other real world issues.
3- Israeli Crimes
Israel targets children & women in civilian neighborhod in Qana and wants the world to blame Hizbuallah on its insane war crime .
the whole world must stop Israel . the colonist of Israel is the monster which US support with money and weapons untill it threatens the international peace & security . and it will threaten the US itself soon . so say no to Israel now before it’s too late .
4- molly.com
Molly E. Holzschlag is a well-known Web standards advocate, instructor, and author. She is Group Lead for the Web Standards Project (WaSP) and an invited expert to the HTML and GEO working groups at the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C).
Via each of these roles, Molly works to educate designers and developers on using Web technologies in practical ways to create highly sustainable, maintainable, accessible, interactive and beautiful Web sites for the global community.
Among her thirty-plus books is the The Zen of CSS Design, co-authored with Dave Shea. The book artfully showcases the most progressive csszengarden.com designs. A popular and colorful individual, Molly has a particular passion for people, blogs, and the use of technology for social progress.
5- Bob’s Blog
This blog is a snapshot of Lebanon, its politics, lifestyles and history. And it will also include some book and movies reviews, and a bit about bob’s life
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