Sometime ago I mentioned that I wanted to make some changes to my blog, one of them was the new theme, and the others were -

• Increase my RSS subscribers to at least 2,000 by the end of the year
• Provide free resources, for a whole bunch of stuff
• Get at least one permanent co-author
• and much more…

So far I’m happy to say that I’ve taken on not just one but two co-authors. Blog visitors may have noticed a few posts that have been written by Beth.

Beth would like to say Howdy!

Where to begin? Back in the year of 1973, OK, enough of that, you, the reader may want to know a little about me. I was born and raised in West Virginia, certainly not the hub of anything, much less technological advances. I fell in love with computers when my parents bought an Atari (can’t remember the model) when I was 12 and started writing “mini” programs from a book I bought. Jump ahead to 1996 when I discovered the Internet and the rest is history. I enjoy testing new, or new to me, software, blogging and reading fiction of any type. I’m also a girlie-geek. I can read a tech blog while painting my nails and rubbing Hello Kitty lotion on my arms. There is more to me than meets the eye, it just takes the right person to figure it out. If you ever want to step into a portion of my world, visit me at my blog, afrogtokiss.net, which I aptly named, Ramblings of an Undisturbed Mind.

My other co-author is Lars-Christian, and he would like to say Howdy too!

My name is Lars-Christian, and I’m a Business Management student at the world’s northern most university, the University of Tromsø in Norway. I have been an independent online publisher for almost a decade, starting out by creating my own personal websites in my early teens. I hope that I will be able to share some of the things I have picked up during my years online with the readers of Everybody Go To. You can read more about me at my personal blog located at Lars-Christian.com, and if would like to ask me any questions you are more than welcome to email me at blog (at) lars-christian (dot) com.

With some of my own web projects taking shape I saw it fit to bring in some talented hired help. I’m happy with the writers I’ve chosen and I hope you will enjoy reading the content they will be publishing here in the future.

About the author

Hyder has been blogging for the past two years on this blog. He started Weborithm, his web company, in 2007 and along with designing blogs and websites also releases various web related products.