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As stated in my charter, some of the things I know come from places of which I know. And I know this, the boys and girls at Envato Network sites NEVER fail to bring it all to the table.

Please take a visit if for no other reason than to learn something.

If your day has you toiling in Quark, then you and everyone is by now is aware of Jabberwocky.

But if you’re simply doing a web mockup, and/or have no Quark or desire to crank it up, then simply go to this nifty find at Malevol – Text Generator

Very simple, very sweet, very appreciated.

Thanks to the folks at BoDo, and more specifically, Thomas Stephan, I’m able to bring to you one of the  better metaphorical stories about why we as creative professionals need clients to do ‘their’ job when  it comes to providing their needs, wants, and desires.

One of the better lines from Thomas’ post made me laugh out loud, and hence do the flikr search:

“I know, Tom, and verily I say unto thee, that thou shalt have the wish in abundance. Let there be a whole forest of hair, sprinting nimbly up and over your shoulders, down your back and deep into the crack of your hiney….”

“Um…wait….God…wait, um…”

So, pass this along to all those you know that have had to “valiantly (try) to fill in those blanks”

Remember, a boat can float, but will only go in circles without a rudder.

Here’s the link to the post at BoDo 

And, as I’ve been toying around with the intricacies and subtleties of Word-Press, I decided to give him both.

When viewing a photo at my flickr account, hovering over said photo brings up a task bar allowing for

• Viewing Stream
• Blog
• E-Mail

This post is a result of choosing blog.

The interface for the actual blog posting is trés sweet, allowing even the re-sizing of the photo.

Blogged with Flock

Tags: desktop, screen picture, peace

Just thought I’d try “Flock” ‘add to my blog’ feature.

Flock is yet another web-browser, open-source, built of the FireFox framework. Set up to do all one needs to from a Social web standpoint.

The above is simply a photo on my flickr page.

Blogged with Flock

I will get back to repairs shortly.

I confess, I do most of my coding in Dreamweaver, and rely perhaps a bit too heavily on the “check browser compatibility” feature. And as I currently receive a clean no-error response, additional research is needed.

If you by chance come across this post, and after peeking at my current messy CSS file and see an obvious issue, feel free to comment.

Until then, remember to pay it forward.

…it was actually a no-brainer that my first forward is to give props to the folk at CodeScheme.net for their simple, straight-forward 4-part tutorial/instruction series on designing your basic wordPress theme from scratch.

I realize there are tons of similar instructions out their, many of which may compare in their simplicity. I invite you to share them in your comments. But for me, something about their instructions simply rang in harmony with my ability to understand.