BrØnw3n’s World

Just a quick update – not much new to report about my house and its status. As reported before, the Forest Ranger for my district personally confirmed that my cabin is one of the few left standing in Big T. I guesstimate that better than 3/4 of my neighbors lost their homes. What remains unknown is the condition of the structure, the amount of fire damage, etc.  Read more »

As you probably know, the Station Fire in La Cañada/Flintridge has wiped out Big Tujunga Canyon. It grew from 5000 acres to 35,000 overnight. And my house was right in the middle of the fire storm. But miracles still happen, apparently. Against all odds, my cabin is still standing. Other residents, my long time neighbors, were not so fortunate.  Read more »

The wildfire closest to me has been given its own name: the Station Fire. As of this writing it is 5% contained, covers more than 500 acres, and is still growing. The good news is that the winds are moving it slowly away from my house. The bad news is that it is also moving closer to La Canada and the homes along the Angeles Crest Highway. Read more »

HTML is the language used to create all web pages, but Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) is what makes the modern web look so good. In this class, you’ll learn about styles, standards, and how you can use CSS like a pro!

Prerequisites: Basic keyboarding skills. Working knowledge of Windows and basic file management. Working knowledge of HTML.

Recommended:  Computer Basics, Intro to the Internet, Intro to HTML.

For more info about this class, or to register online, go to:
http://www.glendale.edu/cse/

HTML is the language that makes the World Wide Web (WWW) work, and since its invention in 1990 it has revolutionized communication around the globe. But what exactly is HTML? How is it used? And do I have to be a programmer to use it?

Answers to these questions and more will be covered in this introductory class.

Prerequisites: Basic keyboarding skills. Working knowledge of Windows and basic file management.

Recommended:  Computer Basics and Intro to the Internet.

For more info about this class, or to register online, go to:
http://www.glendale.edu/cse/

If you are returning to the work force or considering a job change, knowing how to use Microsoft’s Office Suite is crucial! This class will get you rolling with Microsoft’s popular word processing program, MS Word, and give you a good foundation for other programs in the Office Suite. Includes: Windows and Office shortcuts, hot-keys, and tips to turn you into a “power-user”.

Prerequisites: Basic keyboarding skills. Working knowledge of Windows and basic file management.

Recommended:  Computer Basics

For more info about this class, or to register online, go to:
http://www.glendale.edu/cse/

Make Friends with your Computer

Do you have trouble finding the “any key”? This class is for those who don’t know much about computers but want to learn more. You will learn the most basic skills needed to operate a computer. Topics covered include: Using a mouse; knowing certain terminology like Desktop, Icons, Menu, Taskbar, Toolbar, etc. You’ll learn to open programs, save documents, and maneuver your way through the Windows environment. This is a good introduction to other computer classes offered through our program.

Prerequisites: None. Basic keyboarding skills very helpful!

For more info about this class, or to register online, go to:
http://www.glendale.edu/cse/

If you are returning to the work force or considering a job change, knowing how to use Microsoft’s Office Suite is crucial!

This class will get you rolling with Microsoft’s personal information management program, MS Outlook, and give you a good foundation for other programs in the Office Suite. Includes: Windows and Office shortcuts, hot-keys, and tips to turn you into a “power-user”.

Prerequisites: Basic keyboarding skills. Working knowledge of Windows and basic file management.

Recommended:  Computer Basics.

For more info about this class, or to register online, go to:
http://www.glendale.edu/cse/