Presumably you arrived here using the lawrenceo.com address and surely you are more interested in the jokes.  This site has grown from George's Place to a large collection of jokes and each category you land on,  provides links to the others. I am working on the sitemap and it should be up soon. I intend it guide you through the sites in my collections and some I have developed for others. Anyway click on Jokes and off you go.

Having completed a slew of courses at SMARTPLANET that explored and instructed using Front Page 98 and 2000, many of these sites are the direct result. Modified Themes at BackRoomDesigns (Angelfire) and Trains n' Me on Angelfire are the latest examples.

My best examples of DHTML are within this site without annoying pop-ups or banners. Freeservers.com hosts the site and my email.  This site attempts to give examples of my abilities and ideas by providing some descriptions of myself and my goals.

Javascript is still my most enthusiastic challenge and most of the sites incorporate what I've learned from earlier courses and textbook examples. The tutorials at HTML Goodies and books by Joe Burns Ph.D and from the courses at SMARTPLANET.  More recently I have begun learning ASP and completion of VBscript 1 & 2 a few years ago has helped enormously. Backroomdesigns on dingojunction.com is dedicated to exercises and experiments with ASP.

Of Course a few years ago the mere mention of HTML to most people and of course  myself was like speaking of something supernatural or magical. It seems now that if your site isn't XHTML display failures are to be expected and testing my sites resulted in some failures. Rather than abandon them I have begun the task of bringing them up. Anyway if you encounter some strange presentations it is only temporary.

I intend to update George's Place as regularly as possible if not so much with new information but with new techniques as I learn more of Front Page. I do believe, obviously, things are moving so quickly with regard to new technology that for me to maintain the pace is not just damn near impossible but completely unrealistic.  I mean really,  I 'm still learning the old techniques and hope only to master some of them!

I kind of know I haven't even scratched the surface of Front Page as I continue to discover new tools almost daily. It won't be boring at least. George's will be what it never was: cutting edge and High Tech.

Most amazing for my part has been the experience of Visual Basic 6.0. It develops computer programs both for the Web and desktop applications.  I have completed the introduction in May 2001 and have moved on to developing some of my own creation. I am still pursuing VB 6.0 and .net.