O t h e r I d e a s: New (4)

On Blogging

Wondering about blogging, this new interactive Internet option, bound to change the way humans communicate, learn and get involved? A blog is a software, which permits a blogger (I don't like the term either, how about writer) to communicate and the reader to respond. Comments, even if only to say hello are alway welcome. Most blog writers will gladly incorporate reader's input sent by mail. Blogs thrives on regular entries. These usually appear latest first. That is, to get the full picture the reader must read from the bottom up (in case of individual topics scroll down to their respective beginning). This blog, like most other blogs, is a live journal. Its has several sub-sites, devoted to individual subjects. In these sub-sites (you find them in the entries) posts are presented chronologically, with newest entries to be accessed from the side-bar.

August 26, 2006

New (4)

Hi, there. I have been completely emersed in setting up two new sub-sites, which will serve to present Elements of Equitation (2005). The structure stands, I will add text and images daily. And, you may as well start to read and look and thus understand, why I say the horse was made to make man. In 2001 to 2005 Study-Horsemanship was only me and I am kind of proud of these results, physiology-wise and setting-up-sites-wise as well. Thanks, Christoph and Martin, for seemingly endless 3D/2D computer hours...

May I present Elements of Equitation (2005), Text and Illustrations.

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