My dear, dear friend Dave Awl: writer, performer and computer/www guru. Dave is one of the
few people in the world who makes my head hurt every single time I speak to him,
because he knows so darned much and he is always trying to help me get some of
his vast knowledge squeezed into my moderately-sized brain. Dave is featured several
times on the web, and I highly recommend checking him out.
Ocelot Factory: http://www.suba.com/~dayvoll
Dave has also written the PREMIER page on Russel Hoban.
Many of us were introduced to Mr. Hoban through the books of yore about Frances
the Badger, (shown at right) who was my best friend as a small child. Mr. Hoban has also written many
fabulous novels and is a right fascinating person. So you really ought to check out Dave's
page on him, too, if you know what's good for you. Honestly, this is way worth your time.
The Head of Orpheus: http://www.suba.com/~dayvoll
Sir Saberheart
Here is another who makes my head hurt often, for which
I cannot thank him enough. He seems to know it all when it comes to computers
and the web and is very
kind about sharing his wealth. Without the good knight's patience and generosity
with his knowledge,
I would have gone nuts and this page would be extrememly uninteresting to look at. If you look at his page you
will surely understand what I am talking about.
Raptor
This kind gentleman has been of immense value to me during this project. He
has been quick with tips and advice and has been one of my best cheerleaders.
He always tests out the new stuff I put in my page to make sure it works for me.
He is a great fellow and you ought to eyeball the page he has built,
letting us get to know him and his favorite aircraft.
Spider
Spider is another dear friend who has helped me graciously with this project.
As you can probably surmise on your own, Spider created the glorious graphic
that adorns the "About Ms. Shotola" page. I absolutely LOVE that image and thank
him deeply for it. He invites you to visit his page, then revisit to see if he has done any more
work on it. It isn't quite done yet, but it is getting there!
Wayfarer
You would be hard-pressed to find a better specimen of a human than my dear Wayfarer.
He is as kind as he is brilliant as he is creative as he is web-savvy. His artistry adorns Mr. Blair's
personal information page and the front page of Ms. Shotola's site. I thank him for his contributions
to this project from the bottom of my heart. Should you wish to see more of Wayfarer's fine work,
please visit his homepage by clicking above.
Angelfire has been very good to me. The pages are free and they make the page creation
just about as easy as possible.
www.angelfire.com
HTML For The World Wide Web 4 by Elizabeth Castro from Peachpit Press
has been my primary guidebook. It is an excellent learning manual and desktop reference.
It is written in clear, east-to-follow language and it very straightforward.
I highly recommend it. www.cookwood.com
www.davesite.com If it hand't been for this site, I probably would have flaked out and not built
anything. This site lays stuff out very clearly and made the whole thing seem manageable.
I highly recommend it for learning html.
Animated GIF Archive
Most of the graphics for my page
came from this wonderful site.
Clipart Castle Mr. Friedrich's site would not be the wonderful place it is
going to be without this fabulous collection of images.
