WEBSTERS WEBSITES

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CONCEPT: To develop the FASTEST, MOST EFFICIENT Web Sites with QUALITY, WELL ORGANIZED, EASY TO USE information that will give you reason to visit our sites often. If you tire of the super slow fancy pages with megagraphics that you must confront over and over again, we hope this is your answer. Our policy is that the Web is best used as an INFORMATION vehicle, and that the "show-off" overgraphics only clog and pollute the Cyber Environment for everyone.

All PAGES are DESIGNED by US, unless clearly stated, so you will not be surprised with forced data transfers or dangerous ROGUE pages and warnings that could damage your computer environment.

KEEP IT SIMPLE! Assume that I tell you a really great joke. You laugh and totally enjoy it. Tomorrow I see you and tell you the same really great joke again. You still enjoy it because it is a classic, but it's a little threadbare. After the fifth time you are forced to listen to it, you find a way to avoid me in the hall, perhaps darting to some other place to avoid the now painful encounter.

Data and extraneous information are the same way. We hope not to bore you. We do, however have some great picture trips of Philipstown, Cold Spring and the Hudson River as well as map requests for those pages.


Our Websites:

The Hudson Valley Gateway (tm)

Explore the lower Hudson Valley through our www.hvgateway.com website. Come for a wonderful time along the picturesque Hudson River Fjord as the river winds through the narrow 15 mile band of the granite mountain range producing the Rhine River of the Americas. We feature many major points of interest for Cold Spring and surrounding Philipstown.

The Hudson Valley Area Web (tm)

www.hvareaweb.com The Hudson Valley Area Web, listing over 850 Antiques related businesses including shops, dealers, restoration services, and Collectibles including stamps and coins, for the entire Hudson Valley. This comprehensive directory lists each business by Name, County, Town or Village, even by Road!...A must see for the serious collector or the casual browser!!

These web sites are designed by Scott Webster, president of Websters Websites and The Center for Radio Information. Scott entered the data processing industry in 1961 at Litton Industries, including three years in the Tab Operations Department, where all operations and data processing was done with punched cards (do not fold, staple or mutiliate). He started programming in machine language on the IBM 1401 (introduced to the business community in late 1959), followed by IBM's Autocoder, 15 years of IBM Assembler Language with CICS environment, and 33 years with Cobol language, on both mainframe computers as well as PCs. Please send us your comments at our E-Mail address: info@.hvgateway.com


Copyright © 1998, 1999 by WebstersWebsite (tm) The extent of this copyright extends to the entire system, its look, feel, and in particular the concept and organization.