The Credits Page

Wow. We are impressed. We did not expect anybody to actually come to the credits page. Well, this physics lesson was brought to you by Mr. Morrow's B Block Physics class. This was our 2nd semester project, which we toiled with for hours at the last minute (just like the way many other normal Americans act). We hope you were able to stay awake looking at it.

This page, and the source code behind it, are strict property of our group, (although this humble author can't imagine why anyone would want to use it). If you want to use any of code that was present here, send mail to Putzman1@aol.com, or bacchus@azstarnet.com, and receive permission from us. Larry Laffer is a trademark of Sierra, Inc. Anything has to do with Larry Laffer and the Leisure Suit Larry line of games are the strict trademarks of Sierra, Inc.

The following links were pulled from the Yahoo Search Engine. Yahoo is a registered trademark, and it is copyrighted under United States law. Anything that has to do with Yahoo is protected by law.

Note that everything on this page, as well as on the preceding pages, DO NOT express the opinions of the authors, or of any other company involved.

Many thanks to the following:

• Coke, Pepsi, and Arizona Diet Green Tea (with Ginseng!)
• Rush
• Cosmic Pizza and Pizza Hut
• The almighty Emperor Morrow
• Buoyancy and Spring Constant
• Every plane we've ever been on (for not crashing)
• The Police (I'll be watching you)
• Space Needle
• The omnipotent God Morrow
• Hot Dog Pro 3 (a semi-legal copy), FrontPage 98 (legal, I think...), Paint Shop Pro (day 278 of a 30 day trial period), and Photoshop (not legal at all)
• All my friends, interests, influences, family, etc.
• Being alive (We think this is a good thing, but we are still debating over the subject)
• First Amendment (You mean the ********* and the ********? I've never heard of c**sorsh**!)
• Sir Isaac Newton
• Did I mention how great Mr. Morrow is?

Here are some links to other cool physics pages:

• Eric's Physics Forum - provides teachers with various fun physics lessons and experiments. Links to other educational and scientific sites.
• Ask Dr. Physics (Concordia College) - program to help K-12 students acquire a better understanding of the physical world. Send Dr. Physics a question and the Doctor will email back as soon as possible.
• Brockport High School Physics Department
• Dave's Anti-Matter Site - amateur site made for a school project.
• First Step to Nobel Prize in Physics - international physics research paper competition for high school students.
• Fizzix is Phun - interactive guide created by Willingboro High School.
• Goals 2000 - professional development program for Michigan K-12 physics teachers.
• Lampeter-Strasburg High School Physics - collection of student experiments.
• Operation Physics - nationwide effort to improve the teaching and learning of basic physics in the 4th to 8th grades, including a summer institute for rural middle school teachers.
• Physics Lab - experiments illustrating the principles of mechanics, temperature, waves, and electromagnetism.
• Physics News - Provides information about and resources for secondary school physics. Applicable to both teachers and students.
• Physics Van - fun physics demonstrations for kids age 5-13.
• Playground Physics
• Project Physics - source of projects and ideas for high school physics teachers.
• West Lafayette Junior/Senior High School
• Wester's World: An Online Guide to Physics - created by the AP Physics class at the Mississippi School for Mathematics and Science.
• Wonders of Physics - Description of a fast-past program of dramatic physics demonstrations.

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