Copyright Credits and Convention
Copyright
All contens were copyrighted whether it carrys a copyright notice or not as per the current Copyright laws of most western countries. All contents written after 1978 is automatically copyright protected.
This site does not represent any authoritative information about anything , but may be authentic in some pages.
All the contents were written by me as my personal opinion .
I got permission through mail from 
W3C for using the stylesheet, template for pages,
And from CCLRC UK for
using some logos,and from McMaster University and Krishnamurti
Foundation for using the photos.See the Credits below.
These were used only for Personal homepage purpose without any commercial motive. And this should not be used for commercial purposes further.
I seriously want to make this site Wisdom Oriented rather than information oriented. So your feedback and criticisms will be highly appreciated
Credits
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I got the navigational style and template from
W3C site But the stylesheet and html has lot of
added elements by me in the default style sheet.But all alternate stylesheets
are taken as it is from
W3C Style Homepage . But alternate
styles can be viewed only in Mozilla. In Mozilla Goto View -> Use Style
and choose any style you want. This chosen style will not be propagated to other
pages. One day one browser will have the capability to set a default style sheet
for a site without a need to write javascript. -
For Picture Gallery 1 and 2 the interface is my own but partly influenced by Yale University
Online Tour
Page. -
J Krishnamurti photo - courtesy of
Krishnamurti Foundation America site. The photo
was took by Mary Zimbalist in 1982 -
Bertrand Russell photo - courtesy of
Bertrand Russell Archives,
William Ready Division of Archives and Research Collections,
McMaster University Library,
Hamilton, Ontario,
Canada.
This Russell photo along with many more can be found at
McMaster University
Russell archives . -
The Einstein photo I am not able to trace the origin as I got it through mail. But soon i will update this.
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Mozart photo - courtesy of
Classical
Composers -
Bugs Bunny - Courtesy of
Cartoon Network
site -
And the photos for the movie " Veedu" - Courtesy of The Hindu Newspaper archive. But the URL got changed and I am unable to find the new one .
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The logos for External Site
and e-mail
indicator 
- Courtesy of
CCLRC site -
I have used
HTML Tidy
from W3C to convert my html files to xhtml. -
Choruses from the Rock from Complete Poems by T S Eliot , Faber and Faber London.
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Quotes by Murray gell-Mann and Poincare is quoted in many places so not able to find the source.
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Quote by G H Hardy is in the book A Mathematician's Apology by G H Hardy ,Cantro - Cambridge University Press
More quotes are available in this MacTutor Site
Conventions used
This logo
indicates that the link is to an external site.
KEMR stands for Krishnamurti ,Einstein, Mozart and Russell and points to my Homepage about these four persons.
Words in this color indicates that it has a translation available as it is in Tamil. The English meaning is in the form of tool tip when the mouse is hovering in that word. Though I used it only in this page about my Home Town Srivilliputtur .
I tried my best to make sure that the site looks same in most of the browsers ( Mozilla 1.1, IE5.5, Netscape 6 and Opera 6 ). I removed browser specific features so as to avoid putting that annoying Best viewed with . But still my favourite of them all is Mozilla which is really good and an open source software also.
Tim Bernes Lee said the following about browser compatibility.
This can be found along with many other interesting questions in an
FAQ page here .
What do you make of the branding attempt of companies, by putting little icons on their home pages saying, "best when viewed with Microsoft Explorer, or Navigator?"
"This comes from an anxiousness to use the latest proprietary features which have not been agreed by all companies. It is done either by those who have an interest in pushing a particular company, or it is done by those who are anxious to take the community back to the dark ages of computing when a floppy from a PC wouldn't read on a Mac, and a Wordstar document wouldn't read in Word Perfect, or an EBCDIC file wouldn't read on an ASCII machine. It's fine for individuals whose work is going to be transient and who aren't worried about being read by anyone.
However, corporate IT strategists should think very carefully about committing to the use of features which will bind them into the control of any one company. The web has exploded because it is open. It has developed so rapidly because the creative forces of thousands of companies are building on the same platform. Binding oneself to one company means one is limiting one's future to the innovations that one company can provide"