My Chambers Dictionary defines an Emporium as "a shop, especially a large one selling
a wide variety of goods".
Well this Emporium doesn't sell you anything (we give it all away free) but it is wide ranging in
its content and I hope you enjoy your visit.
You should see all the different departments (sections) of the emporium on the top drop-down index - so please have a good rummage round as there should hopefully be something to interest you here. I have also detailed what's in each section just below here.
You will find quite a comprehensive Genealogy section which is being updated all the time - so please visit every so often and see the latest update.
Please do visit Handel's page - he really did produce some magic music (Yes I know the undigitalised music is even better, but this is the best I can do over the internet - so listen and appreciate (please).
I also have a Web Design section. Not because I'm brilliant at web design, but I've found that I've found out so much about it since I started (and LOTS about how to do things WRONG) - that I thought it would be a good idea to sort of catalogue some of the tips I have been given myself to try and help brand new web designers as they start out themselves.
I've also done a section on Geordieland (I actually have the music for the Blaydon Races and will add it when time permits).
Read about the Country of Belarus and their struggle for freedom. I visited there as a Trade Union Tutor in 1999 and was impressed with their sincerity and their perseverance.
If you have the time - then do visit the Basement and and have a browse around the miscellaneous stuff down there.
And Finally - This website should work in all current web-browsers, but some people still use
real old ones like Netscape (4.7) and its very hard to write html pages for something so antiquated.
But if something doesn't seem to work - or you come across any dead links on my site please e-mail
me and let me know and I'll either fix them or remove them.
Also - any other helpful comments or criticisms are always appreciated.
One always strives for perfection - but YOUR HELP will help.
Jim Flack
