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capellan.net/Portfolio
Portfolio | Aurelius Capellan
Aurelius Capellan aurelius@gmail.com LinkedIn Blog Flickr 503-708-4273 Intro Web Print Welcome to My Portfolio Selected Examples of my Web Design and Development Work I've been working in web development for over seven years and graphic design for even longer than that. Click the red tabs to navigate. Some of my skills illustrated by this portfolio: HTML and CSS hand-coding to W3C Standards specifications Cross-browser validation and optimization User interface best practices Client-side
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snook.ca/snitter
Snitter: a desktop Twitter client
Snitter is a cross-platform desktop Twitter client developed in Adobe AIR. Snitter is Snook's Twitter
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webbit.us/wordpress
WebbIT
Home About 2 Jun Are you in our newest website videos? Posted by Kit Published in Is Online Internet Marketing Real, Our Services, Productivity Tools, Web Sites Look and Feel One of the best tools used on the Internet is, Video. By far, it has the ability to cross through barriers, allowing your prospects an introduction of your company and services. We have added a video to our front page, introducing four of our clients? Are you one of them? Would you like to be featured? We are
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subtle.org/se
live from los(t) angeles: sasha eysymontt's weblog
idle. July 14, 2011 at 2:13 pm · Filed under bikes I?ve been shamefully idle into adding new posts into this space, having spent more time doing things on my Google Reader than actually making new long-form posts. I think last cross season actually took a lot out of me, both physically and creatively. While I am looking forward to getting back into racing again this fall ? and I?ve been training fairly rigorously all year for my first potential season as a Masters racer
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fertanish.net/speak/blogs/index.php/2008/07/12/storm-cloud
Storm Cloud
Fertanish ChatterImages and Words « Green HeronSleepy Afternoon » Storm Cloud 07/12/08 14:33 , Categories: Cats This is Coco, our new kitten. Kittens are just nuts, of course. When we got our last guy, he was already 9 months old, and while he was, and still is, quite mischievous, he had outgrown that raw badness a small kitten typically has. This cross-eyed goofball hasn't outgrown anything. The good news is that Oz, the now 2 year old cat mentioned above, just loves