Disabling active script blocking so you can view this site

You must enable JavaScript to operate the menu items on this site.  OR you  can use the site map to navigate around: SITE MAP.  JavaScript has nothing to do with plain Java or with ActiveX scripting, which should generally remain disabled out of security concerns.  Microsoft has confusingly called JavaScript "Active Scripting."  Many people mistakenly turn it off thinking they are protecting themselves from malicious software.  JavaScript is harmless, and should remain enabled to successfully browse this and other web sites. 

Internet explorer: If you are running IE 6, with XP service pack 2, all you need do is click on the bar which will appear in the top of your browser's window and state: "To help protect your security, Internet Explorer has restricted this file from showing active content that could access your computer."  Click the bar and then select "Allow Active Content."

Alternately: Tools>Internet Options>Security tab>Internet icon>Custom Level . . .>Scripting>Active Scripting- make sure this item is checked.

Mozilla Firefox: Tools>Options>Web Features: make sure Enable Java & Enable JavaScript are checked.  Click Advanced: make sure Change Images is checked.

Netscape:  Edit > Preferences > Advanced > check the box next to Enable JavaScript

To test whether you have successfully disabled the blocking, either hover the cursor over the menu items -which should change color- or hover the cursor over the picture below.  If it stays stationary, you did not succeed.  Go HERE if you are still experiencing a problem.  As a final resort, you might try this.