Date: 2012-06-24 13:30
<p>Many years ago, while studying Computer Science at the
-<ahref="http://www.uit.no/">University of Tromsø</a>, I started
+<a href="http://www.uit.no/">University of Tromsø</a>, I started
collecting computer related songs for use at parties. The original
version was written in LaTeX, but a few years ago I got help from
-Håkon, one of the inventors of W3C CSS, to convert it to HTML while
-keeping the ability to create a nice book in PDF format. I have not
-had time to maintain the book for a while now, and guess I should put
-it up on some public version control repository where others can help
-me extend and update the book. If anyone is volunteering to help me
-with this, send me an email. Also let me know if there are songs
+Håkon W. Lie, one of the inventors of W3C CSS, to convert it to HTML
+while keeping the ability to create a nice book in PDF format. I have
+not had time to maintain the book for a while now, and guess I should
+put it up on some public version control repository where others can
+help me extend and update the book. If anyone is volunteering to help
+me with this, send me an email. Also let me know if there are songs
missing in my book.</p>
<p>I have not mentioned the book on my blog so far, and it occured to
me today that I really should let all my readers share the joys of
singing out load about programming, computers and computer networks.
-Especially now that <ahref="http://debconf12.debconf.org/">Debconf
+Especially now that <a href="http://debconf12.debconf.org/">Debconf
12</a> is about to start (and I am not going). Want to sing? Check
out <a href="http://www.hungry.com/~pere/cs-songbook/">Petter's
Computer Science Songbook</a>.
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