NB: This page tried to use javascript to check if you are using Internet Explorer & warn that if you are you might strike problems with my site's XHTML1.1/CSS2 (read below), but your browser can't process javascript (or you've disabled it) so this is a manual warning instead. If using (almost any) other browser, then no problem - please return to my site and ignore the following warning...
This site is created using XHTML1.1 and CSS which are international portable standards (and have been for many years), designed to allow cross-platform compatibility and consistent accessibility. Unsurprisingly, Microsoft are miles behind everyone else at implementing these properly, and many people find they strike problems browsing this site with Internet Explorer (particularly older versions).
For philosophical reasons, I refuse to turn my site into a patchwork of ugly "incompatibility hacks" just to accomodate their software. Generally, if your browser can't render XHTML1.1/CSS properly, the only reason it can't is that the software developers (marketing managers, more like) deemed it more important (read "lucrative") to cater to non-portable, pointy, clicky eye-candy than to making basic information more accessible to people around the world (who may also be browsing with text-based automated tools for large-scale research, may be blind, deaf, etc...). To highlight my point, even the Lynx text-browser renders my site perfectly legibly (without stylesheets, of course)...
If you are browsing with Internet Explorer (probably on the Windows or MacOS platforms) and are not sure what to do next, I suggest you try to enter my site, but if it looks weird, ugly, or doesn't work at all, hit "back" to find this page, and download Firefox. It's better, safer, more extensible, and free (as in "freedom", and money-wise).
PS: there is a page on my site where I rant at more length about the inadequacies of Internet Explorer, but you'll have to enter my site to read it...