Many thanks to the responses I received on my HTML question.  When people comment, email and reblog, it’s only fair to take the information you’ve received and share it with everyone.  I love hearing from you guys btw, whether by comment, reblog, email or IM.   I’ve met and learned from so many people, all because of my blog and this community.  I digress.

Back to reader suggestions on where to find help with HTML:

• Allen Stern of CenterNetworks suggested HTML Center - also created and maintained by Allen
• Kelly Reeves suggested Head First - an O’Reilly book with lots of graphics and exercises
• Michelle DeForest recommended HTML for Dummies
• Commenter “Stuck in a Bag” recommended the video tutorials on Lynda.com

I’m ready to jump in (and I’m up for that one-hour tutorial if you’re still offering Allen).  Jesus, if I can just get the search bar back on my header and make it look a bit more like this as opposed to this, I’d be happy.

“We’ve found that too many Silicon Valley garages and Silicon Alley lofts focus on innovation, but the time it takes for the adoption curve to catch up drains every dollar in the bank account. Herman blackbook (Hb) is a new breed of consulting & advisory firm created to help entrepreneurs close the gap between the innovation and adoption curves which not only is fiscally responsible, it helps build solid and sustainable companies.”

Herman blackbook

Congrats to Darren Herman.  I don’t think the amount is important here (what most TC commenters are focusing on).  You’re basically giving them a stake in turn for their  connections and expertise.  It’s going to be very interesting to see how this progresses.

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