THIS WEBSITE IS ABOUT TO BE THROWN IN THE GARBAGE BECAUSE MY (BMcC) ISP HAS DECIDED WEB HOSTING IS NOT PROFITABLE. THAT MAY INDEED BE TRUE IN USA RACE-TO-THE-BOTTOM ECONOMY. IF YOU HAVE FOUND ANYTHING OF VALUE HERE, YOU CAN REACH THE AUTHOR AT: mccormick.bradford@gmail.com . RIP.
[ What's new here? ] [ Go to my Geocities home page! ] [ Go to my home page! ] [ Go to: Remember.org (Holocaust info)! ] [ Go to Duty of Communicators page! ] [ Go to 'The Gift from the Machine' essay! ] [ Go to other interesting websites! ] [ Read my resume (IBM part)! ] [ Send me email! ] [ Read my doctoral dissertation TOC! ] [ Go to 'The Summoning of Everyman'! ] [ Read tech info about this website! ] [ View my envelope art! ] [ Go to architecture design exercises! ] [ View my digital photos! ] [ Go to quotes I like! ] [ View my guestbook! ] [ Sign my guestbook! ] [ Read my dissertation abstract! ] [ Go to The Tower of Babel! ] [ Read position paper! ] [ Read miscellaneous essays! ] [ Read my resume! ] [ Vote! ] [ Please read copyright statement! ] [ What time does your computer think it is? Find out here! ] [ Go to website Table of Contents! ]
[ Go to website Table of Contents! ]
[ Crescit eundo.... ]
 [ Site map ]
   
[ Find out more what's on this website! ]Table of Contents [fn.7[ Go to footnote! ]]   In lieu of an alphabetic Index[ Find out more what's on this website! ]
[ Study American middle-class 21st century folkways! ]
[ Study French middle-class 21st century folkways! ]

 
 If you like what you find here, please tell a friend about this website! 
 

 [ Go to The Summoning of Everyman! ] The asterisk where you are leads to the Medieval "morality play": The Summoning of Everyman.
  [ See The Ship of Fools! ] See also: Selected, schooled fools, from Sebastian Brandt's: Ship of Fools (1494).
 [ Go to: Link to Engineering Ethics Help Center! ]
If you are an engineer looking for help with a work-related ethical problem, check out the Online Ethics Center Help-Line.
 
 [ Read H.F. Broch de Rothermann page! ] Read about impact of Hermann Broch's writings on me, and my friendship with his son, in my H.F. Broch de Rothermann page.
 [ Examine Bizen ware Sake Cup! ] See Bizen ware sake cup I purchased in Japan (1984), plus other pieces from my small pottery collection.
 [ View BMcC web art! ] Webpage art: e-Homage to the square (after Joseph Albers). mondrEaan. e-religious (Splitptych); e-I.H.S. e-political (Spectral lines). More e-art[ Go to directory of e-art on this website! ]  [ In hoc signo vinces! ]
 [ Go to political satire about the Clintons! ] Take virtual tour of President and Mrs. Clinton's new home in Chappaqua, NY....
 [ Read lyrics of songs from IBM Songbook! ] Rare items of Americana: (1) lyrics from the IBM Songbook, (2) IBM poster: "How to Stuff a Wild Duck".  
 [ Learn about SGML! ] <![%THINK;[SGML]]> SGML (Standard Generalized Markup Language) is a powerful new "technology of the word" ("noetic prosthesis") -- possibly as significant as alphabetic writing or moveable type. For some thoughts about SGML's potential contribution to our culture, see: email to a scholarly mailing list. For very basic and, I hope, friendly and intriguing, introduction by example to what SGML actually is, see: Intro to SGML.
[ Go to Yuri Rubinsky memorial WEB site! ]
[ Learn about SGML! ]
  [ Learn about APL! ] Learn about APL computer programming language, which does for numbers something like SGML does for text. APL is imaginatively appealing and elegant.
 [ View post-postmodern artwork! ] Deconstruct an ersatz-Jenny Holzer Java applet Post-postmodernist artwork, and a Post-modern sculpture. (In trying to learn Java programming, I also created a pattern matching test, at which you may wish to try your skill.)
 [ See what's hiding in plain sight! See sentimentality for what it really is! ] Learn big secret about siamese twins of the spirit: ambivalence and sentimentality (aka/DBA: romance). What should be the role of myth in our lives?
[ Where is AOL man going to? ]
 [ Find out what time your computer thinks it is! ] Horology pages. Thoughts about mechanical wristwatches. Links to manufacturers' and other horological websites. Learn about @Swatch beat time. What time does your computer think it is? Read brief literary / philosophical quotes about time: "it's About time".... [ What time does your computer think it is? Find out here! ]
  [ Think about metaphor of our life as sea voyage and shipwreck! ] See also: "Shipwreck with Spectator" (Life as a journey...).
 
 [ Read about virtual reality! ] Are you into virtual reality? Also: The Internet: A warning!
 [ Read about various topics! ] Last but not lost: Aphorisms for a humane world, puns and riddles, haikus, Just So Stories, thoughts and images not otherwise classified[ Go to thoughts and images! ] (and more stuff)   
 
 Look! Check out my favorite
 
 
 

One of my continuing interests in developing this website is to explore effective hypertext navigation strategies. The site map at the top of this page (above[ See site map! ]), consistent use of an intuitive set of navigation icons, and the referral links "apparatus" at the bottom of every page (e.g., below), are examples. I invite suggestions for improvement. Also, if you are interested in this topic, you may wish to read a brief note, by Prof. Robert McClintock: Device Independent Referencing.   

[ Have a leisured lunch at a French cafe! ] [ Have a leisured lunch at a French cafe! ]
 If you like what you have found here, please tell a friend about this website! 
 
What's new on this website?
Read ©opyright notice + Terms and conditions of use.
[ Thanks to those who have helped me develop this website! ]Acknowledgements.
[ What's new here? ]
 
Go to website Table of Contents.
Return to Brad McCormick's home page.
Go to site map (above[ Go to site map! ]).
 [ Go to Site Map! ]  [ Go to website Table of Contents! ]  [ Go home! (BMcC website Home page!) ]  [ | ]  [ Click me to visit website Icon Gallery! ]

[ Go to: The duty of communicators! ]
[ Where is AOL man going? Where are you going? ]
http://www.cloud9.net/~bradmcc/Bradsmap.html
Copyright © 1998-2006 Brad McCormick, Ed.D.,
Invenit et fecit. bradmcc@cloud9.net [ Email me!
27 April 2008CE (2008-04-27 ISO 8601)
v15.02
[ Loose HTML 4.01 Checked! Test me! ]
[ Doraemon and Fortune Cat wish you good luck! ]
[ Vote! ]
[ Deregulate yourself! Go to Enron! ]
[ Whatever happened to Chicken Little? ]  [ This way to the egress! ]
[ Learn how the Star acquired Bars and saved lives! ]
 [ For the 21st century: Slow food! Slow reflection on all the fast things running around! ]  [ In garlic we trust! Eat more garlic! ]  [ What does this fish mean? Check it out! ]
Web history:
See what this page looked like in 1997[ Visit the past! ]

 This page loaded @
» See the 1999 to 2000 ("Y2k") millennium year rollover, as I saw it! «
[ Go into the new Millennium! + See Mt. Etna! ]