Many people use their homepages as an online resume, or worse
yet, as some kind of antemortem obituary no one in his/her right
mind would ever want to visit, much less read.  Neither purpose
serves my intention for this homepage.

The purpose of this gopher-like homepage is to be useful to me,
especially should I find myself on the road and stripped of my
usual Net privileges.  If it also happens to be useful to you,
then great, but that is purely an unintended side benefit.  There
are some pages thrown in for the wayward visitor, but these are
few.

A number of selections reflect the unreliability and/or
importance of some services.  Hence, one will find three
different links to get the Tucson weather forecast, four
different links to Peter Scott's invaluable HyTelnet guide to
telnet resources, and a local page of links to various Veronica
servers.  At the bottom of every sub-page is a link back to the
main menu, so even if I were to only reach a subsection
incorporated into someone else's page, I would still have access
to the whole enchilada.

Future selections may include a local page of links to subject-
based gopher trees, and perhaps an experimental project using Web
pages to produce an online tutorial for UA library patrons based
on behavioral teaching theory.

For now, however, WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get).

P.S.  For best results, use the earliest version of the Lynx
browser, preferably one where telnet has not been disabled.