All About Coding

Hello dear WA members, I have been quiet and absent for quite a long time, but now I feel the need to share this piece of information with whomever has the inclination to learn about coding or just to get the basic information that will make many things self-explanatory. I am subscribed to a weekly magazine titled Bloomberg Business Week and this week's issue which is a Double Issue, meaning they take a break next week is entirely devoted to the art (or science) of coding. If you are not subscri

Mutual Admiration Society

I am not a whiner but when I expect to have access to what I consider part of "the deal" and it is not available, I consider that deceit. I worked in sales for many years and specifically in the car industry for 10. Some of the dealers were high quality as far as honesty and compliance with the California laws which are stringent in diverse areas. Joined WA as a free member and upon exploring what is available to Premium members I became one 2 days later. Having explored many other programs b

What a bummer!

I have been lackadaisical about WA due to limited liquid assets to invest and promote the sites that I have conceived but not published yet. Because it is important for me to start earning to pursue this endeavor. I have analyzed different avenues to explore. Affiliate marketing is my top choice, but when I joined WA the availability of Live Video Classes cinched my decision to go Premium. After looking at other areas of revenue, I was excited about the videos available (or so I thought) to lea

My First Month with WA report

My First Month with WA Report. Tomorrow is my first month anniversary with WA and my report will have to be a comparison to the one done for the first week. Rank climb was much faster during the first week but the slower rate does not affect me at all. I realize that when you join a group. You want to impress and get immersed in the ideology and ways of said group, therefore you progress at a faster rate. I don't want to label WA a Mutual Admiration Society, but it takes a big part of your time

Time Management Ideas

Time Management Observations This is my second week with WA and looking back as how much time has been used in studying the basics, Affiliate Bootcamp and thanking followers, liking posts and websites and making comments I realize that most of my time was used relating to fellow members. I have obtained insight into problems not yet foreseen in my pursuit of this endeavor, but being not in a sequential mode as it is following the tutorials, it takes time to take notes or bookmark sites for fur

My First Week Progress Report

My First Week Progress Report. As much as I enjoyed sharing my experience with technology, the operating systems, the Internet and related subjects, I will tel you the small progress for the first week of belonging to WA. Upon finding WA I thought of going through the tutorials and Affiliate Bootcamp as the first order of business and getting down to the nitty gritty of building websites and generating revenue. The turn of events changed at once, when I realized that WA is so cohesive and addic

A Brief Story of SuSE and Ubuntu Linux Systems

Here is the narrative of the Linux systems SuSE and Ubuntu I became acquainted with SuSe in mid 90s and considered an improvement over Windows. Part of my predilection has to do that at the time it was based in Furth, Germany, where I had lived before and it made it more appealing. The name is an acronym of Software- und System-Entwicklung (Software and Systems Development) and their Linux development was a byproduct of their main business. When I used it, there were invitations to participate

Ubuntu has arrived

Hello everyone, as promised, Ubuntu has arrived. Starting late 1994, I worked for 5 years in membership accounting for a long established HMO. Employees were assigned groups and we had to maintain the membership updated by enrolling new hires, deleting dependents or members as per requests and reconciling the payment received to the amount due, making adjustments for discrepancies. I worked on a terminal of the mainframe and had a IBM PC assigned to me. One of the groups assigned to 2 employees

Final Chapter on Windows OS

Hello again and welcome to my new post. Going back to my first encounter with the PC, DOS was the operating system and I loved it. In one of my free lance accounts I set up an accounting system for an entrepeneur who owned 3 bakeries in East Los Angeles but lacked a proper financial control system. I chose and IBM clone, bought the accounting software for it and added a dot matrix printer to complete the package. It was an investment of about $5,000.00 which he could easily afford. There was a

Introduction to the IBM PC

Hello again everyone, On the previous installment I promised to tell you about the IBM PC and how it opened my eyes to the possibilities it offered. I was working for a long established and famous restaurant located in the west side of Los Angeles, where the owner had a publishing company and at the restaurant there was a terminal tied to the mainframe of his main business. The terminal was used mainly to keep track of the large wine inventory, which had hundred of different classes of wine