This website is written with a vision toward the future. Many methods widely used in web design up until a few years ago are being phased out by browser software, and will not be supported in a few years. Techniques were used in the design of this website to ensure future compatibility, as well as ease of modification.
More importantly, these techniques (referred to collectively as Web Standards) are intended to improve accessibility, which means that screen-reading software and other devices will be able to navigate our site and its content more easily.
Browsers older than approximately two years may not display this site’s pages correctly.
We recommend that you take a moment to update (or switch) your browser software. It’s free, and it will improve your entire web experience. Simply click on the appropriate link below (these links won’t download the software; they take you to the appropriate web page only).
To help us improve our site, we would appreciate feedback. Please describe in an e-mail to the Webmaster what looks weird, whether you are on a Windows/PC machine or a Macintosh, what browser software you are using, and what version of the browser software you are using.
Thank you!