Be a first rate version of yourself, not a second rate version of someone else.
{Judy Garland}

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Please know that Just Moving Along [JMA] was designed using the Firefox and Safari web browsers. If you are using Internet Explorer (IE), you probably are not viewing this website in the best possible light.

Why doesn’t JMA support Internet Explorer?

We just don’t have the time or the resources to test, debug, and manipulate our CSS for every web browser on the market (including the most popular). It seems nonsensical that we should decide to ignore a web browser that feeds more than seventy percent of the world’s internet content but we have. Because we view our website from time to time outside of the Firefox and Safari browsers, we felt it important to let you know that Internet Explorer (IE) falls the lowest on the scale for showcasing Just Moving Along.

We don’t know why IE does an inadequate job. What we do know is that IE doesn’t support all of the Web 2.0 standards that Firefox or Safari do. Perhaps (and this is a big PERHAPS), this may be why IE doesn’t project our site as it should.

If you enjoy JMA, we would encourage you to download Firefox. It is free and works with both a PC and a MAC. It is also very user-friendly and one of the most secure browsers to date.

Having said all of this, IE will show our site to you well enough to enjoy a good read! We hope you explore us regardless of the browser you use.

Your staff friends at JMA.

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Other Points of Interest

The Economy of Chicken Little

Auroville

The Learning Curve