Hello to any friends, relatives, or strangers who've found their way to my little corner of the Web. Here are some pictures (shamelessly selected to flatter their subjects) and some links you may find interesting.
Updated and revised November 14, 2001. Let me know about any broken links, please--use the email link at the foot of the page.
I'm related on my paternal grandfather's side to this wild and crazy 19th-century adventurer/poet/ladies' man. (Thanks to Ted Samsel for finding this URL.)
Heather Henderson has links and pages about movies, baseball, Hawaii Five-O, accordions, her wonderful dog Boswell, and many of her other eclectic interests.
Richard Harter's Slum City of the Mind has jokes, essays on subjects various, and stuff you just won't find anywhere else. (be warned !)
I've added a lookup box that links to LOGOS, a very useful site on which you can search a giant online translation dictionary of most of the commonly-used world languages:
Social Work
In August 1999 I began work on my Masters in Social Work through the University of Oklahoma School of Social Work, at OU's Tulsa campus, and hope to graduate in May 2002.
I'm interested in the practice of mediation and conflict resolution. This site has a lot of interesting links and articles.
Interaction is "a coalition of more than 150 non-profit organizations working worldwide -- and the US's leading advocate for humanitarian assistance to the world's poor."
These guys deservedly won the 1999 Nobel Peace Prize.
My Usenet posts. Not to be taken seriously for the most part.
All the answers are here at the Usenet FAQ archive, a collection of Answers to Frequently Asked Questions about anything you can imagine. Click anywhere and you'll find out something you didn't know. The best of the bunch is the news.answers directory.
