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My new free template Hi everyone, I'd like to apologize for my failure to deliver july free template, but I was actually on a sick-leave. However I've yet stolen a couple of hours to create this new teplate for you. It's clean and simple, and you may see it in action here: http://www.demo.jazzign.com Download it here: http://www.elxis-srbija.org/index.php?option=com_docman&task=cat_view&gid=22&Itemid=48 Read more...

Web design timetable Some of you have probably seen this one, but since I'm creating a lot of templates these days, I just had to post it in order to give myself some relief. Anyway, this timetable is really a must-see for everyone who even think of getting into web design/development. It's hilarious, but true. Read more...

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If you stumbled on to this site, you must be wondering what "jazzign" means. Actually, nothing... I just thought that the word "jazzign" would be the most appropriate term to describe me. As I've spent almost 15 years on playing jazz, and thus, trying to understand it, I thought that I could incorporate my musical knowledge into my current work (design). And guess the word that came out! After all, both are just two faces of the same thing: art. I found out that in jazz, it's not smart to play too much, and so it's not smart to "overdesign" things, either. The list of similarities goes on and on... So it all unaviodably lead to one sentence: "dare to be simple". You may find out more about me through this site (if you want to, that is). I wish you a good time. PS I would, however, like you to know that, if you join my site, you will be able to post articles with your signature and a link to your web site, and thus advertize yourself. Speaking of advertising, I must take advantage of the situation and advertize my wife's site... And for that matter... visit: jazzmine.jazzign.com .

Welcome

If you stumbled on to this site, you must be wondering what "jazzign" means. Actually, nothing... I just thought that the word "jazzign" would be the most appropriate term to describe me. As I've spent almost 15 years on playing jazz, and thus, trying to understand it, I thought that I could incorporate my musical knowledge into my current work (design). And guess the word that came out! After all, both are just two faces of the same thing: art. I found out that in jazz, it's not smart to play too much, and so it's not smart to "overdesign" things, either. The list of similarities goes on and on... So it all unaviodably lead to one sentence: "dare to be simple". You may find out more about me through this site (if you want to, that is). I wish you a good time.

PS
I would, however, like you to know that, if you join my site, you will be able to post articles with your signature and a link to your web site, and thus advertize yourself. Speaking of advertising, I must take advantage of the situation and advertize my wife's site... And for that matter... visit: jazzmine.jazzign.com .

Django Reinhardt

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Django Reinhardt has astounded and thrilled numerous generations of guitar players and jazz lovers with his amazing command of the guitar. January 24th, 1910 at Liberchies Belgium, Django was born into the open air, rambling lifestyle of his gypsy parents. At the age of eight, his mother's tribe settled near the belt of fortifications that surrounded the old Paris, near the Choisy gate. He never wore a suit or lived in a real house until he was twenty years old. These French Gypsies or Manouches were a world unto themselves, medieval in their beliefs, and distrustful of modern science. Django grew up in this world of contradictions, one foot in the bustling big city of Paris and the other in the age-old life of the nomadic gypsy. Though born into poverty Django had the soul of a nobleman and this natural elegance of bearing and attitude expressed itself in his music.