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		<h3>Small Contribution to the Linux Community</h3>

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		It has been a long time since I was planning to develop a website of my own. I had learned HTML a few months ago and always thought off
		making my own website some day. But I never got success in doing so and the only reason behind that was <b>I was too lazy</b>. But today
		I thought to kill that laziness and start thinking of how I should get started. I started looking for a free webspace and
		soon found <a href="http://www.110mb.com">110mb</a>. These guys are amazing the most important thing about <a href="http://www.110mb.com">
		110mb</a> is that they have a very stable control panel as well as file manager and provide alot of application installer's. Well me    		myself is using one of there's
		software called wikiwg. In it I have written my own <a href="http://www.openbysource.110mb.com/virtualization/index.html">wiki</a>. After
		webspace it was time to look for good website templates 
		and I found one <a href="http://andreasviklund.com/templates/">here</a>. Really I would like to
		thanks Andreas for providing such a nice collection of free website templates. Finally I started looking for a front picture that was 
		related somehow to GNU/Linux and I started searching on google for a picture I saw along time ago in which the <b>goat</b> of <b>GNU</b>
		and <b>Tux</b> of <b>Linux</b> were shown together. I haven't found that picture yet but one of my friend's 
		<a href="http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/f/f0/Tux-gnu-dynamic-duo.jpg">contribution</a> I would like you
		to see. Well for the moment I am using a wallpaper I found at <a href="http://gnome-look.org">Gnome Look</a>. It's a great website to look
		for Linux related themes/wallpapers/icons etc. The picture I am using on my home page is designed under the <a href="http://www.gnu.org">
		General Public License</a>.
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		This website will be under heavy constructions in the coming few days so if you experience any modifications or downtime please don't mind
		it. As soon as I finish with some of the other links and HTML pages I will declare it as a fully functional piece of work. 
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