Links

These are the websites I have found useful, entertaining, or interesting.

• Webmonkey This site is devoted to information related to website design. They are not updating it anymore, but the archives are still here for now with lots of useful information.
  
  
• www.htmlgoodies.com A website that covers everything related to HTML and beyond. Many topics related to the internet are discussed.
  
  
• The Site Wizard.com Lots of tips about site design.
  
  
• Vischeck.org A website devoted to helping people understand what color blindness is like, and helping color blind people. You can find out ways to check your website to make sure it is usable by people with color blindness.
  
  
• HTML Kit This is a very useful free program for building websites. Not a WYSIWYG program, but you can check to see how things are going. I usually use the Tidy function to check web page codes. There are a lot of plugins that can increase the usefulness of this program.

Want to update your current browser with a free modern browser? These links will take you to browsers that will enhance your experience of websites by making them look and act better.

• There is a new browser offered by the Mozilla open source group called Firefox. Click the picture to get it.
  
  
• http://www.mozilla.org/ Several types of open source browsers that will give Internet Explorer a challenge, from Mozilla that has everything you could ever want from an email client to IRC chat, to Firefox that is a fast browser without the extra abilities.
  
  
• Netscape Navigator This browser is from AOL, and works quite well. Includes an email client and other perks.

These links are ones that I have accumulated that I like that I feel may have something to offer you.

• www.maxdstandley.com This site is devoted to fine art oil paintings and engravings created by Max D. Standley. He uses realism as a jumping off point. Many of the pieces have visionary and morphic imagery in the rocks, water, and moss.
  

• U.S. Mensa.org
  • "Mensa is an international society that has one - and only one - qualification for membership: a score in the top 2% of the population on a standardized intelligence test."
  • "American Mensa has approximately 50,000 members. Five million Americans are eligible for Mensa membership."
  • On the Mensa Testing Overview page there is a list of links for the different ways you can join, including what tests they accept, and how you can take the Mensa Admissions test, if you can't get test scores any other way. That's the way I ended up doing it, and it worked out great.
    
    
• Arkansas Mensa The website of the Arkansas Chapter of Mensa.
  • If you want to see what we are up to, check it out!
  • Our award-winning newsletter, edited by Duke Heath and also published in print, is located online at M-Ark Online.
  • If you are a Mensan, you are invited to join our online Yahoo! e-mail list and chat group!
    
    
• Rick Heller Flutes Rick Heller makes American Indian style flutes that are real works of art.
  
  
• Gerry Schulze website Gerry Schulze is a lawyer in Little Rock that has a personal website chock full of advice about writing in general and legal writing (Continuing Legal Education) in particular. The humorous style helps you keep awake while learning about a usually dry subject.
  
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