Mr. Sharkey's
Home Page

    Welcome to Mr. Sharkey's Home Domain. It feels like the content in the site is somehow more relevant due to the kind feedback from hundreds of interested viewers. My statistics program shows that the server is delivering in excess of 11,000 pages of information weekly, so there must be some interest in the material presented here! Best of all, this site is still banner, popup, and advertisement free!!!

     I've plunked down the $$ for a five-year renewal of the mrsharkey.com domain name, so it looks like I'll be around to bother your head with subversive ideas until at least 2012.

    These pages make extensive use of image-map navigation menus. If you are a first-time visitor, you may have to click around a bit to make sense of what's here, but there are no dead-end links, at least not within the Shark-site. The Site Map has a link to every publicly available page in the site, complete with the date that page was last edited, and can serve as a great navigation aid, in case you are concerned about missing something. 

    As for the sub-heading, well, of all of the E-mail I received after the page began to be published and started showing up in search engines, only a few correspondents were interested in something other than buses and trucks. Since it seems as though there is a shortage of information on the subject on the net, I decided to become cyber-space's expert, or at least to offer what I have on hand to satisfy the requests for more information. Check in at the Bus Barn to view the additions.

     So what's up with the Google search form? Have I sold out to commercial interests? I wish! "Sold out" would imply that I was getting paid, or at least receiving some valuable consideration in exchange for posting the form. No, I've decided to provide some in-site search capabilities on a few of the major pages in the web site to perhaps better allow viewers to find specific information or phrases within the site without having to wade through a ton of results Google returns when searching the web as a whole. The service is free, so I decided "what the hey?".

     The very latest is that I have installed forum software on the site. Now that the domain is hosted on a server where I have root access, I can create and manage the database necessary to run an effective forum. I don't know how much use the forum will get, or whether it will see any traffic at all, but it's there if you want to go post something. There is a "Buy, Sell, Trade" section in case you have a need for merchandising, from either end of the deal. Bump over and see what's happening: Sharkey's Forum.

See you soon!