The site sprang out of research into the old teams simply because, as a kid, I was a fan of the teams. I had the pleasure of attending two games in person, watched some on TV, and heard a few on radio. Unfortunately I did not keep all of the mementoes or articles I accumulated as a youth. I can recall dutifully recording every score on my homemade schedule each week. I also recall taking the incomplete schedule down in 1975 upon the WFL's demise. I suppose the biggest thing that I remember was the feeling that I had a pro football team to cheer for that belonged to my friends and me. It was great being a devout Alabama Crimson Tide fan as well as cheering for Birmingham. Unfortunately it was all too short lived.

Don't confuse and lose potential visitors with an unorganized Web site! Keep organized from the start by identifying your Web site's purpose before you create content.

The purpose of the Southwest Suburban Sewer District's web site is to provide the public with convenient and efficient access to information about the District's services and programs. The District's web site may contain links to other web sites that are not owned, regularly reviewed, or controlled by the District. The District's web site is not intended to function as a public forum.

The station serves a diverse clientele, including everyone from citizens with interests in natural resource management to growers with practical production problems. The station conducts research to promote sustainable productivity, improved product quality, reduced off site environmental impacts of farming activities, and improved cost effectiveness of production. The station seeks to provide widely available and timely results. The publication of results on the web has made our local work better known and has simultaneously reduced the financial burden of providing hard copies of the station annual report, weather data, etc.

Motivations: I have played video games throughout my life. I barely remember the days of Atari, but I grew up on Nintendo. The better days when a video game controller consisted of only an A and B button instead of today's A, B, Y, X, black, white, left trigger, and right trigger controller buttons. Eight bit games such as Punch-Out and Mario will always hold a special place in my heart. Yet, I indulge in the new games without having an intimate knowledge of the past. My central motivation is to discover how the video game evolved and the impact it had on society.

In the eyes of students, using technology can improve the effectiveness of your course. Highlights from a study of 2,054 two- and four-year college students by the Pew Internet & American Life Project (San Jose Mercury, 10/19/02, p. C1) disclose that:

Before embarking on a new web site project, the first consideration should be the purpose behind creating the site. It may seem that I am just stating the obvious, and I am. All too often though, that obvious and most important consideration gets overlooked. Many companies, for example, have a web site because they feel they ought to have one, but have not considered the message they want the website to project. Without a focus the site can project the wrong message, an incomplete message, or worst of all, leave the visitor wondering what the message actually is.

The educational component is geared for individuals who wish to learn how to change, to prepare for change, or prepare others for change in order to adopt (start-up, initiate), or adhere (continue, maintain) to healthy behaviors like exercise. Health behavior theory and practical applications are provided for your study and employment.

Close your eyes and picture a person holding a bow and arrow. A lot of very different images might come to mind. Robin Hood is an obvious choice but how about an American Indian, an Eskimo or a Pygmy Bushman? Perhaps you see a Caveman or an African tribesman? Who can forget the deadly archers in the movie "Braveheart"? Imagine medieval archers firing arrows from high on top of an English castle at the attacking army. Why do you think Knights wore suits of armor and carried great shields? Battles were fought while the sky rained arrows. History books are full of images of men and women with bows and arrows, from Egyptian Kings to Japanese Samurai.

The purpose of "The World of Measurement" is to give students a basic understanding of the most important concepts related to measurement: length, mass, volume, time, and temperature. Each topic is explored first through an informational page, then through interactive exercises and questions. Additional activities for home or in the classroom, as well as internet links, are also provided to allow for further exploration of measurement.