Travel photos of Galen S. Frysinger, of Sheboygan, Wisconsin. There's practically
nowhere left for him to go, but really interesting to see tourist photos of many places from so
long ago.
A site made by Gav from school, it has
been recommended by one of my friends as "the funniest thing he's ever seen",
and even contains a tribute to this site...but beware.
This lad came on exchange from Atlanta, Georgia to Strathclyde,
Glasgow for a year and lived like the rest of us Scots. Read his accounts
of life in Glasgow, an American's perspective on everyday Scottish
University life. He also has a lot of photos of Scotland too!
Investigate our world-beating novel designs and philosophy for our final year engineering
project at Strathclyde Uni, Group K. This is another website of my creation, and uses lots of floating
frames.
The second website of my creation, or at least joint creation.
Rubislaw Church is our local church at home and the task was taken up by
my Mum to make a church website, which I assisted with. Do you recognise
the colour?
Quite possibly the most useful website in the world, an encyclopedia
written by the people for the people. Started when a boffin in a lab somewhere realised, that as much
information as there is on the interweb, it's a complete mess and mostly nonsense.
This site is the resolution and it makes fact-finding easy-peasy.
The idea being that it's "You" on the "Tube" (cathode ray tube = TV)
but to us Brits it still sounds like an insult. Ya Tube! Endless entertainment
nonetheless.
Every time I look at this site it increases in my estimation,
it is a fully comprehensive guide to just about anything that has been produced
for watching on a screen, perhaps with the exception of laundry in a drier...but
that's for next season! Extra features include a service for finding
what famous people share your birthday.
A free resource for checking out how much your neighbour got for their house,
or how much you were beaten by in that last bid on a flat...takes a few months to for info to
come through but very useful nonetheless.
Never mind translating into different languages; if you ever find yourself in
one of the "stronger accented" regions of the UK, this tool will be a Godsend...
This computer shop in Glasgow is so ridiculously cheap it has to
be seen to be believed. Specialising in seperate components, it is where
I got my machine. Recommended by me!
UK Reg is the company that I lease this website domain from.
They have unbeatable prices and you get a lot with your URL, including
email forwarding, framed redirection and other handy tools.
My current hosting company, when I joined it cost just £14 per year for 150MB webspace with
unlimited bandwidth and FTP access. SnapHappyRoss, at 70MB in June 2006, fitted nicely in here
with plenty of room for expansion.
This is one of the sites from which I have gleaned most of my
knowledge and ability (what little there is) in writing HTML for this
website. It has easy to follow tutorials and is very helpful.
And this is the other site, it has a whole bunch of codes for
various things which you are invited to copy freely, but as I prefer to
learn and write it myself I follow the comprehensive tutorials instead.