Links

Here you will find all my links to personal websites that I liked and other links that I find useful and enjoyable. Have fun.

Personal homepages
Media links
Web Portfolio
Miscellenous

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Personal Homepages

Being exactly what it says on the tin

Stuart 'Stevie' Leitch's web site is called Disaster Area. If you believe that Noel Edmunds is the Antichrist, this is the site for you! Also has stuff on the League Against Tedium, various short stories and MIDI files.

Jo's Homepage is where to go if you have a burning desire to catch up on particle physics research at the ZEUS collaboration. Oh, and there's some poetry and limericks as well. Jo is Dave's wife.

Dave's Website is, as he says, his online presence in the world. He's also Jo's husband.

Permutation City is Matthew Caryl's homepage. Lots of stuff on computing, books, role-playing and more.

Joy's homepage has lots of nice jokes, SF stuff and her personal thoughts on her religion (Christianity).

You can find Olaf Bond's portfolio of art on his website.

Clockwork Saint is Weeble's website, including his journal and art gallery.

Jennie's Place is Jennie Kermode's website. It's frighteningly frank and one of the few personal homepages that I know off to truly deserve the name.

This is Vensre's Page, a nice personal home page.

 

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Media Links

Being links to sites relating to various TV, radio, and film sites

H2G2 is the official Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy site, now run by the BBC. From contributions from visitors, it's building into a comprehensive encylopedia of everything!

The Complete Friends Page contains images, movies, sounds, the whole works!

Friends Script. This site contains a fan script of Friends and is really funny!

Check out the Simpsons Archive for great news on the Simpsons as well as some cool downloads and links.

The Simpsonian Institute is a real fan site with an episode guide, interviews and pictures of the cast and crew, behind-the-scenes info and a whole lot more.

The official Red Dwarf site is as slick and well presented as you would expect with all the latest news as well as images and lots of other stuff.

Sup's Red Dwarf Page is based on a page of British comedy and has tonnes of sounds and all the scripts from series I - VII.

 

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Web Portfolio

Being websites that I have designed

Strabane Grammar School – my former school (I ran the website from 2000 to 2005, see the Wayback Machine link).

Bella Revois – a friend and goth model (WARNING: some adult content).

West End Services – general handyman services in Glasgow.

TBD Magazine – not only did I design the website for TBD, but I'm its production editor.

 

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Miscellaneous Links

Being links that don't get any other classification

Check out Nickabbot.com for the official site of one of the best radio presenters in Britain. Nick can currently be found on the Real Radio network in the UK.

Please visit Starting Point, since they were nice enough to add my site to their directory.

Have you ever wondered if or when we'll ever get a real warp drive? Well, this NASA site gives you all the information on the problems of faster than light travel and the work that is being done to overcome them. It's a good all-round site, with not too much technobabble and good diagrams.

If your scientific curiosity still hasn't been satisfied, then check out the Enquirer's Guide to the Universe

This NASA site has all in information that you'll ever want to know about the new International Space Station

Relive your misspent youth with this site dedicated to Kids TV. It claims to be the most complete kids TV site on the Internet, and who am I to argue?

The excellent Untitled Document (now sadly deceased, but the archive is still there) is an excellent satire of current affairs who agree that my site is not pants.

The Beginners Web Design Tutorial might seem like an odd link to have here, but the author (Bert Doorn) has really helped me in the past so here's a link to his excellent web design tutorial.

I've never had any time for creationism, and in this well written and well reasoned article from Scientific American, John Rennie sets out 15 Answers to Creationist Nonsense. Well worth a read.