Portfolio and weblog of V.H.Belvadi
The question as to whether bloggers are journalists is a much-debated and indeed over-blogged one. Try ‘Googling’ the phrase are bloggers journalists and you will quickly find that almost all of the results at the top have the same title and all lead to articles where an extensive examination is carried out on the topic. It […]
Mondegreen — /m?n’d?-gr?n’/ n. A series of words that result from the mishearing or misinterpretation of a statement. I have shifted through many blogs in the past, gaining an equally huge number of readers each time. This made me realize that what I post here is far more important in reaching a large audience than any advertising gimmick. Mondegreen […]
Today we introduce you to one of WordPress’ best TinyMCE plugins, ‘Ultimate TinyMCE’ created by developer Josh Lobe. Take a look at its many features, join us as we beautify our articles with his codework and give him appreciation over at his blog. Then download two free addons to start adding spice to your posts! ake no mistake, […]
After a brief research into the subject and after considering various common complaints received from around the Web, we have boiled spam comments down to five major types. All spams can be classified into these five types1. We certainly hope you enjoy what we have for you here! As of the time of creating this infographic. [↩]
The keynote article on the re-opening of VHBelvadi.com v2.0 in association with StudioPress. Now based on Genesis, the improved website has functionality rarely ever seen before, from subtle tweaks to open additions coded to craft a website readers would love to engage themselves with, contributors would dream of writing for!
Why not read some of my works? “Eschew the monumental. Shun the Epic. All the guys who can paint great big pictures can paint great small ones.” — Ernest Hemmingway People often ask me why I write Flash Fiction. Surprisingly, some of my readers fail to understand most such works. At first I thought this was just my […]
Divinity, untouched I watch Castle and occasionally Bones or maybe Dexter. But, to me, none of these shows will be as uniquely supreme as the mother of all whodunits (as I like to call it) Midsomer Murders. For a long time now, Celia Sheen’s theme music for the show, played on an almost unheard of music instrument, […]
VHBelvadi.com © 2012 Venkatram Harish Belvadi under a Creative Commons BY-NC 3.0 license. More »