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I have had a Web site online continuously since 1989 when we had to use Notepad to write the html code and test it in a browser. Later FrontPage came along and then everyone was going online. My original use of the page was primarily for my students; I was one of the first teachers in NYC to be using the Web for homework that was submitted using forms, and creating and posting PowerPoint presentations of the classwork for absentees. I ultimately created a complete "distance," or "independent learning experience" system in the school. The first, I was told, in the city. I never got much credit for any of the work I did, but I did get to teach one less class and leave early.

I remember going online using a Wyse terminal and the school's intercom system to dial out. Four science teachers crowded around the little green screen as we browsed the Unix based Web.

The Flash Video, "Sohn.Org" has been on the site since near the beginning, and I have a hard time parting with it, although it seems to have grown a white border in IE10, seems to be fine in FireFox

. The background is a picture I shot in USAF pilot training, or UPT. There are a lot more of these and videos on the 69-03 site that is linked above. Well, the site tree-menu is in the upper left, go have a look, or don't.