Bert McNamee Personal Web Site

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Mountain Information Enterprise to stop by my company web site www.mtinfo.com, via the MTINFO logo using the Home menu choice above or by selecting the name in the copyright at the bottom of any page. You can also send me an E-mail message using the Home menu.

In October 2007 I began upgrading this web site to comply with the XHTML 1.0 standard. Because this site was not built with a automatic code generation utility, it will take time to manually change each page. As time passes and my skills improve, you should see the fruits of my labor embellish your experience on this site.

Since I began posting to the Internet on my web site in 1995, I have seen many changes. One thing that has remained constant is the "browser war". Whether your browser (User Agent) is Opera, Safari, Firefox, Internet Explorer or any other, they all display content differently due to version variation and competitive market share interest. I support the Viewable with Any Browser Campaign and intend to keep this site

My design strategy is to conform to the WWW Consortium World Wide Web Consortium standards and let the browser designers fix their own code bugs.

If you have display difficultly with my web site, please bring it to my attention and I will do my best to correct the problem.

Feature Content Synopsis

Keeping up to date on the activity of Federal, State & Local Government representatives can be time consuming. Using the page I built as an index helps manage that problem.

My collection of Frequently Used Links is a colorful collage of where I often visit on the Internet.

Once I became aware of the therapeutic nature of expressing feelings in verse, it compelled me to record those events that moved me to feel pinnacle emotions. You can catch a glimpse in my Poetry Gallery.

With more than a dozen years of presence on the Internet, I went through many site changes and created this Web Site Archive of content posted on past versions.

The Internet holds an amazing amount of data about the issue of a church and its proper relationship to the United States government. I expect this Church and State controversy to continue keeping public interest and my feature data to continue with the evolving public discussion.