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Brian Fitzgerald

I am the web developer for Lincoln Public Schools in Lincoln, Nebraska. I develop with HTML and ColdFusion using Macromedia Dreamweaver and Fireworks.

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Voice over IP - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Cisco VOIP Info from Wikipedia

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Firefox - Rediscover the Web

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	Firefox Links and information about the Firefox web browser from Mozilla.

	Standards-Based Design Stop using crappy code!! These sites will help you understand how to create standards-based sites.

	VOIP Information about Voice Over IP

	Weblogs These are actual weblogs that I think are good examples of what can be done with them. There are many different ones here so that you may see a wide variety in the way that logs are used to communicate on the web.

	Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) The future of web design is in Cascading Style Sheets. This is a collection of sites that offer information about CSS, examples of CSS and help for CSS developers.

	ColdFusion ColdFusion is Macromedia's middleware application server. These are sites that have good tips, sample code and discussions about ColdFusion development.

	General Site/Page Design ---

	JavaScript / DOM This is my collection of sites that contain many javascripts that can be used on web pages.

	Manila These are links about Manila

	MySQL MySQL is a open-source relational database. It is the database that we use at LPS in conjuction with ColdFusion to serve web applications. This is a collection of pages that offer information about MySQL and helpful information.

	Thunderbird These resources are related to the Thunderbird email client from the Mozilla Foundation.

	Web Workflow for Schools The webmaster-model has, for the most part, become a unworkable model for most web sites. LPS is working on introducing a more newspaper-like workflow to its schools. These are sites that I have found to help establish what these roles are and how they will function.