Stream of Nonsenseness

by Adrian Jimenez



Adrian is a 27 year old web developer from El Paso, TX.


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Tue Aug 26 2008
10 Principles of the CSS Masters
When it comes to CSS, there are lots of resources and supposed “expert tips” on the web. These are from unproven, self-proclaimed “gurus” who have no street cred in the design world. While they may…
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30 Free High-Quality Wordpress Themes
In this article we present over 30 fresh free high-quality WordPress themes. All themes can be downloaded, customized and used for free — in personal or/and commercial projects. Please read license…
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Mon Aug 25 2008
45,000 Kids come back to school tomorrow. Should be sleeping. Can’t.
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Wed Aug 20 2008
Distracted.
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Going to sleep early.
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Holy crap! When did Google Street View drive through El Paso?
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Ha. Nevermind. The jerks just called. All is well.
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Mon Aug 18 2008
Brothers went to Ruidoso for the weekend, supposed to have been back today. Kinda worried.
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Sat Aug 16 2008
Death Star over San Francisco
So bummed I was summering in Endor that weekend. Would have loved to see the Tie-fighter flyover at a AT&AT park.
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Very nostalgic for old times. Some good memories.
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Feeling way behind.
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Thu Aug 14 2008
Relaxing at State Line, listening to some tunes.
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Tue Aug 12 2008
5 Advanced CSS and JavaScript Coding Solutions
We would like to start with 5 advanced elegant coding solutions and ask you if you are interested in this series and would like to have more similar articles. Please let us know what you think in the…
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Thu Aug 7 2008
When you do things right, people won’t be sure you’ve done anything at all.
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Tue Aug 5 2008
101 Five-Minute Fixes to Incrementally Improve Your Web Sit
A webmaster’s work is never done. What may have worked a few years ago when could be outdated today, so it’s important to constantly improve your Web site. However, a massive overhaul is just too…
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