Hello, my name is Uri Yanover. I am a tad older than 20 now, and live in Israel (in some on-line communities I reserved the handle "uriyan"; I'm usually addressed simply as Uri). This site was initially developed by me as a school project when I was no older than 12; it was subsequently revised twice since, but it has not been updated for many years now. Parts of it have been integrated into Wikipedia by me.
Here is my guestbook. You may also want to sign
in it. You can send comments and feedbacks to uriyan <~AT~> hotmail <~DOT~> com.
This is me, on HMS Belfast (London), by the 4' gun turret
Tips
The site is seen best at the resolution of 800x600, 16 bit colors
To fully enjoy the site, you must have the Flash 3 plug-in from Macromedia.
Please note that it requires you to download the plug-in from here.
You will find there both the Netscape and the Internet Explorer versions.
The animations will not be seen until then.
You can see the site at its best via both Netscape Communicator and Microsoft
Internet Explorer.
To go from one chapter to another, select an item in the menu by passing
the mouse cursor over it. Then click "go".
There are comments in the page. If you click them, a pop-up window will
appear.
To save the picture to your disk:
If you use Netscape NavigatorTM: Right-click
the picture, and select "Save Image As"
If you use Microsoft Internet ExplorerTM:
"Save Picture as" menu item. A "save" dialog box will appear.
Chronology
21/01/1997 - Conclusion of the original writing.
06/08/1997 - End the transformation of this work into HTML.
3/07/1998 - I finished re-transforming the site to fit different
kinds of page-"enlivening" effects.
01/08/1998 - This site is now ready for its new place,
Geocities !
25/03/1999 - This third revision is under construction.
Why did I write all this in English? The absence of Hebrew Microsoft Word made me; afterwards, I decided to convert it into HTML, for everyone to enjoy.
The first revision was plain Netscape Gold HTML. The second one was enriched
with frames and JavaScript. The third revision, the one you're reading now,
was made HTML 4.0 compliant with JavaScript and Flash animations.
