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Image Description: Kissing Penguins:
A girl penguin stands still on the right while a boy penguin moves in from the left. They kiss and multiple valentine hearts appear around their heads as the boy penguin backs up to his original position. The sequence repeats. It is not a link.
Return to the Welcome page.Image Description: Lion:
A lion is lounging, probably asleep, on a rock ledge. This is not a link.
Return to the What's Gnu Here? page.Image Description: Buttons:
There are twelve rectangular buttons of 67 by 24 pixels each. They have a white strip along the top and left edges and a deep grey strip along the bottom and right edges to make them look raised. The first of each pair has black lettering on a light grey background while the second uses white letters on a black background. The pairs are labeled "Back," "Home," "Menu," "Index," and "Next." There are two final unlabeled buttons to use as placeholders when no action is available. Each item is a link to itself to open it into a window all alone to make downloading easier.
Return to the Graphics Files page.Image Description: Audio:
Each of this pair of images is 24 by 24 pixels. They have a white strip along the top and left edges and a deep grey strip along the bottom and right edges to make them look raised. The first has a black eighth-note on a light grey background while the second uses white on black. Each item is selectable to open it into a window by itself to make downloading easier.
Return to the Graphics Files page.Image Description: Arrows:
The first item is a 32 by 32 pixel transparent image to use as a placeholder. The remaining items are in sets of four pointing down, up, left, and right respectively. Each arrow is done in three shades of grey and every even-numbered arrow matches its predecessor but with the darkest and lightest shades reversed to use for a mouse-over effect. Each item is selectable to open it into a window by itself to make downloading easier.
Return to the Graphics Files page.Image Description: Dots:
Each of this set of rows begins with an 8 by 8 pixel transparent image to use as a placeholder. The remainder of the upper row has 16 large dots, the rest of the second row contains 16 small dots, the third row has squares, and the fourth is arrows to the right. The dots are colored black, grey, silver, white, maroon, red, purple, fuscia, green, lime, olive, yellow, navy, blue, teal, and aqua. Each item is selectable to open it into a window by itself to make downloading easier.
Return to the Graphics Files page.Image Description: Checkbox:
This is a set of images of standard browser checkboxes and radio buttons open and checked. Since they are images, they are not clickable.
Return to the Graphics Files page.Image Description: Y2K OK:
This is a pair of circular images using black lettering on a white background. The first says, "Y2K OK," and the second says, "Y2K Bug." The second is outlined in red and has a red bar running diagonally from lower left to upper right to indicate a negative meaning. Each item is selectable to open it into a window by itself to make downloading easier.
Return to the Graphics Files page.Image Description: JavaScript ready:
This pair of 106 by 15 pixel images contains lettering on a transparent background originally used for indicating the readiness of JavaScript. The first has red letters saying, "No JavaScript found," and the second uses black to say, "JavaScript is ready." Such readiness or lack thereof can be better said using the <noscript> HTML tag. Each item is selectable to open it into a window by itself to make downloading easier.
Return to the Graphics Files page.Image Description: Any Key:
This is a 45x25 pixel box with the letters "Any" on it made to look like a keyboard key. Pushing it causes an alert box to open claiming to be reformatting your C drive, and then the graphic is opened into a window by itself to make downloading easier.
Return to the Graphics Files page.Image Description: SafeSurf rated:
A rectangular image shows a padlock bouncing on the waves to say that this web site is SafeSurf rated. The image links to http://www.safesurf.com/.
Return to the Ratings and Awards with Graphics page.Image Description: ICRA labeled:
This rectangle is a light blue-gray with black letters "ICRA" to show that the site is labeled with the Internet Content Rating Association codes. The image links to http://www.fosi.org/icra/.
Return to the Ratings and Awards with Graphics page.Image Description: ICCS certified:
The rectangular box has "ICCS" written vertically up the left edge, "another Child-Safe Web Site" in the central area, and a square section taking up the far right with the blue letter "C" transforming into a globe and back again. The image links to http://www.ufcws.org.
Return to the index or the Ratings and Awards with Graphics page.Image Description: Bobby certified:
This is the "Bobby Approved" symbol. It shows a friendly uniformed police officer wearing a helmet displaying the wheelchair access symbol. The words "Bobby Approved" appear to his right. The image links to http://webxact.watchfire.com/.
Return to the Ratings and Awards with Graphics page.Image Description: Talking browser:
A grey rectangle shows a smiling cartoon animal face and the words "Best talked with Talking Browser!" underneath. The image links to http://www.webtalkster.com/.
Return to the Ratings and Awards with Graphics page.Image Description: Cynthia Tested:
This "Cynthia Tested" symbol shows a smiling lady on the right of an orange-to-white fading background. The words "Cynthia Tested" appear to the left. The image links to http://www.cynthiasays.com/.
Return to the Ratings and Awards with Graphics page.Image Description: Hermish:
These "Hermish" ratings are 88 by 31 pixel boxs. The left 25-pixel area shows a bald-headed man with a happy face, the top of the remaining area has white "HERMISH" on a black background, and the bottom says "A", "AA", "AAA", or "508" approved. The images link to http://hermish.com/.
Return to the Ratings and Awards with Graphics page.Image Description: W3C CSS:
This "W3C CSS" symbol is an 88 by 31 pixel box. It's left half has "W3C" on a white background while the right half bears the letters "css" on an orange background. The image links to http://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/.
Return to the Ratings and Awards with Graphics page.Image Description: W3C HTML:
This "W3C HTML" symbol is an 88 by 31 pixel box. It's left half has "W3C" on a white background while the right half bears the letters "XHTML 1.0" on an orange background. The image links to http://validator.w3.org/.
Return to the Ratings and Awards with Graphics page.Image Description: Any Browser campaign:
This is a rectangular box with a grey background and a white star radiating from a point near the lower left corner. It has the words "Best Viewed With Any Browser" in black. The image links to http://www.anybrowser.org/campaign/.
Return to the Ratings and Awards with Graphics page.Image Description: Y2K OK:
This is a pair of circular images using black lettering on a white background. The first says, "Y2K OK," and the second says, "Y2K Bug." The second is outlined in red and has a red bar running diagonally from lower left to upper right to indicate a negative meaning.
Return to the Ratings and Awards with Graphics page.Image Description: Critical Mass Award:
An 85 by 100 pixel, deep blue box has a globe in the middle over a stylized atom. Around them in green are the words "The Critical Mass Award." The image links to http://members.atlantic.net/~bdarl/.
Return to the Ratings and Awards with Graphics page.Image Description: World Best Website Nominee Award:
This is a 101 by 139 pixel rectangle in black with a thin gold border. The upper half shows a globe centered on the Atlantic ocean with a gold ring around it proclaiming, "World Best Website 1999-2000," and the lower half shows golden words saying, "World Best Website Nominee." The image links to http://www.worldbestwebsites.com/.
Return to the Ratings and Awards with Graphics page.Image Description: The HTML Writer's Guild:
This is a 64 by 90 pixel rectangle with black letters on a gold background. The upper two-thirds shows a partial globe, and the bottom holds the label, "The HTML Writer's Guild." The image links to http://www.hwg.org/.
Return to the Ratings and Awards with Graphics page.Image Description: The Christian Webmaster's Association:
This is an 88 by 31 pixel rectangle. A white letter "C" on a purple background is static on the left, while black words on a white background sequence on the right. The sequencing words are "hristian" (using the static "C" to spell out "Christian"), "Web", and "Master's", then they clear and put in "WEB" after the static "C" to spell "CWEB." The image links to http://www.cweb.org/cgi-bin/clickcount/clickcount.pl?url=http://www.cweb.org.
Return to the Ratings and Awards with Graphics page.Image Description: Starsaber's Award of Excellence:
This is a 120 by 155 pixel rectangle. It resembles a picture frame with gold outer and inner borders and a red and black mat between them. The picture area has a black background with "STARSABER'S AWARD Of EXCELLENCE" in gold letters. Under the words is a diamond and a pair of crossed wheat stalks. The image links to http://home.mc2k.com/growe/starclass.html.
Return to the Ratings and Awards with Graphics page.Image Description: I.A.W.M.D. Golden Web Award for 2001-2002:
This is a 101 by 139 pixel rectangle of black with a gold border. Within is a globe with a gold halo with a superimposed gold statuette and "Golden Web Award 2001-2002" in white letters. The image links to http://www.goldenwebawards.com/.
Return to the Ratings and Awards with Graphics page.Image Description: Enhanced for Lynx:
This is an 88 by 31 pixel rectangle showing a lynx (cat) head on the left and the words "LYNX compatible" on the right with a blue background. The image links to http://www.trill-home.com/lynx/enhanced_pages.html.
Return to the Ratings and Awards with Graphics page.Image Description: I.A.W.M.D. Golden Web Award for 2002-2003:
A 115 by 76 pixel green rectange has a golden cup on the right, the word "Golden" in gold letters and "Web Award" in white letters. A thin black horizontal strip along the bottom has white letters proclaiming "2002-2003 winner." The image links to http://www.goldenwebawards.com/.
Return to the Ratings and Awards with Graphics page.Image Description: Matilda:
This is a 150 by 30 pixel rectangle divided diagonally from the lower left to upper right. The background is yellow above the line and lime below. In the foreground there is a black kangaroo on the left and the name "Matilda" in deep blue to the right. The image links to http://www.aaa.com.au/world/america/.
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