I am impressed with Weebly (which is where I am hosting this website).  It's fairly inexpensive, but most importantly, it's easy t use.  I have told myself for a couple of decades that I need to learn how to program, and for at least a decade that I need to learn some HTML, but I really haven't managed to do it.

These Weebly websites allow me to put together a site with very little effort.  Using this technology, I created a webpage for our Advance Sheets group.  It's arkadvancesheets.weebly.com.  I can create up to ten websites if I want them.  Granted, most people don't need ten websites.  I certainly don't.  But I am enjoying being able to manage my website in this manner.

This isn't an excuse for not learning how to program or write HTML.

Gerry

The Arkansas Supreme Court has set oral arguments in Cannady v. St. Vincent's Infirmary for September 13, 2012.  I will be participating on behalf of the plaintiff. The Arkansas Supreme Court assumed jurisdiction of this case because of the importance of the issues involved.  The question is whether family members of a deceased person have any rights to bring a lawsuit against people who invaded the deceased person's privacy before death.  We are optimistic that the Court will rule in our favor, but whatever the outcome, this case will be important in determining the extent of the right to privacy under Arkansas law.