RANDOM - A very interesting experiment in interactive Flash animation. While trying the different forms be sure to move the mouse around to different points on the screen.

And Remember: Did you know the great English playwright William Shakespeare Actually mentioned America in one of his plays? It was "The Comedy of Errors." Act III, Scene II. Joe Burns, Ph.D.

Tiffany House Bed & Breakfast Inn - We found this beautiful B&B where Evelyn and Megan will be staying for Kim's graduation. Nestled among the spreading oaks, high on a hilltop with a panoramic view of Mt. Lassen range, sits this late Victorian two story home architecturally designed to provide comfort and gracious living. A large shaded deck complete with wicker furnishings, comfortable chairs, a quaint gazebo, and a relaxing hammock lend a sense of nostalgia and tranquillity. A refreshing swimming pool is also available. And at this site you can go on a virtual tour of the inn.

W3Schools Online Web Tutorials - Inside W3Schools you will find a large number of free Web building tutorials, from basic HTML and XHTML tutorials, to advanced XML, XSL and WAP tutorials.

MSN Entertainment / Music - Rock & Roll's Ten Wackiest Pranks - April Fool's Day is here again, bringing back fond childhood memories of mischief: water balloons, whoopie cushions, joy buzzers, salt in the sugar bowl, etc. Since most rock stars never really seem to grow up, the world of rock & roll has long been a fertile territory for pranks, hoaxes and practical jokes. In honor of the silliest day of the year, we proudly present rock's ten wackiest pranks. Some were premeditated, some impulsive; some were dopey, some were brilliant; some were light-hearted, while others were hilariously vicious. But all of them deserve a place in the pop culture firmament, as well as in our naughty little rock & roll hearts.

Kyle's Skateboarding Page - Hi welcome to my site. I would like to thank all of you for coming and helping my site. I will tell you about skateboarding. (Posted for our dear friend Pam. Agreat teacher who knows the sixth grade student who created the page.)