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28 | 131 |├── Backgrounds ├── deadwood.css ├── images │ ├── bg_checkered.gif │ ├── bg_checkered_dark.gif │ ├── bg_gradient.gif │ ├── bg_gradient.png │ ├── d.gif │ ├── logo.gif │ ├── portfolio1.jpg │ ├── portfolio2.jpg │ ├── portfolio3.jpg │ ├── portfolio4.jpg │ ├── portfolio5.jpg │ ├── portfolio6.jpg │ └── tree.gif └── index.html ├── Forms ├── element-subgroups-ie.css ├── element-subgroups.css ├── element-subgroups.html ├── error-fields1-ie.css ├── error-fields1.css ├── error-fields1.html ├── error-fields2-ie.css ├── error-fields2.css ├── error-fields2.html ├── error-fields3-ie.css ├── error-fields3.css ├── error-fields3.html ├── fieldset-alternating-ie.css ├── fieldset-alternating.css ├── fieldset-alternating.html ├── fieldset-background-color-ie.css ├── fieldset-background-color.css ├── fieldset-background-color.html ├── fieldset-background-image-ie.css ├── fieldset-background-image.css ├── fieldset-background-image.html ├── images │ ├── bg.gif │ ├── error_cross.gif │ ├── fieldset_gradient.jpg │ ├── header1.jpg │ ├── icon_cross.gif │ ├── icon_tick.gif │ ├── logo.gif │ ├── page.gif │ ├── required_star.gif │ ├── submit_button_gradient.gif │ └── text_field_shadow.gif ├── left-aligned-labels.css ├── left-aligned-labels.html ├── main.css ├── required-fields-ie.css ├── required-fields-star1-ie.css ├── required-fields-star1.css ├── required-fields-star1.html ├── required-fields-star2-ie.css ├── required-fields-star2.css ├── required-fields-star2.html ├── required-fields.css ├── required-fields.html ├── right-aligned-labels.css ├── right-aligned-labels.html ├── slightly-messy.css ├── slightly-messy.html ├── top-positioned-labels.css └── top-positioned-labels.html ├── Headings ├── .#flash-replacement.css.1.1 ├── .#flash-replacement.htm.1.1 ├── .#sIFR-screen.css.1.1 ├── additional-markup.css ├── additional-markup.htm ├── flash-replacement.css ├── flash-replacement.htm ├── flash │ └── cooper_black.swf ├── images │ ├── body_bg.jpg │ └── title_snow.gif ├── sIFR-screen.css ├── scripts │ └── sifr.js ├── text-indent.css └── text-indent.htm ├── Images ├── albums.html ├── captions-1a.css ├── captions-1a.html ├── captions-1b.css ├── captions-1b.html ├── captions-2a.css ├── captions-2a.html ├── captions-2b.css ├── captions-2b.html ├── captions-3.css ├── captions-3.html ├── gallery.css ├── images │ ├── bg.gif │ ├── caption-black.png │ ├── caption-white.png │ ├── captions-1.jpg │ ├── captions-2.jpg │ ├── captions-3.jpg │ ├── intro-photo.jpg │ ├── photo.jpg │ ├── photo_v.jpg │ ├── thumb1.jpg │ ├── thumb10.jpg │ ├── thumb11.jpg │ ├── thumb12.jpg │ ├── thumb13.jpg │ ├── thumb14.jpg │ ├── thumb15.jpg │ ├── thumb16.jpg │ ├── thumb17.jpg │ ├── thumb18.jpg │ ├── thumb19.jpg │ ├── thumb2.jpg │ ├── thumb20.jpg │ ├── thumb21.jpg │ ├── thumb22.jpg │ ├── thumb23.jpg │ ├── thumb24.jpg │ ├── thumb25.jpg │ ├── thumb26.jpg │ ├── thumb27.jpg │ ├── thumb3.jpg │ ├── thumb4.jpg │ ├── thumb5.jpg │ ├── thumb6.jpg │ ├── thumb7.jpg │ ├── thumb8.jpg │ └── thumb9.jpg ├── intro-image.css ├── intro-image.html ├── photo.html └── thumbnails.html ├── Navigation ├── advanced-tabs.css ├── advanced-tabs.html ├── fixed-tabs.css ├── fixed-tabs.html ├── horizontal.css ├── horizontal.html ├── images │ ├── menu.jpg │ ├── tab.gif │ ├── tab_left.gif │ ├── tab_left_active.gif │ ├── tab_right.gif │ └── tab_right_active.gif ├── variable-tabs.css ├── variable-tabs.html ├── vertical.css └── vertical.html ├── Rounded Corners ├── decorative-border.html ├── fixed-width-layout.html ├── flexible-roundabout-feature.html ├── flexible-sushi-feature.html ├── flexible-width-layout.html ├── images │ ├── body-bg.gif │ ├── border-bottom.jpg │ ├── border-repeat.jpg │ ├── border-top.jpg │ ├── bottom.gif │ ├── bottom_left.gif │ ├── bottom_right.gif │ ├── footer.gif │ ├── footer_left.gif │ ├── footer_right.gif │ ├── header.gif │ ├── header_right.gif │ ├── logo.gif │ ├── logo.png │ ├── logo2.gif │ ├── top.gif │ ├── top_left.gif │ └── top_right.gif ├── roundabout-feature.html └── sushi-feature.html └── Tables ├── background-position.html ├── calendar.html ├── colspan-rowspan.html ├── growth-chart.html ├── highlighting.html ├── images ├── albert.jpg ├── table_bg.png ├── td_bg_left.png ├── td_bg_right.png ├── tfoot_bg.png ├── th_article.png ├── th_date.png └── tr_bg.png ├── scripts └── highlight.js ├── striped-png-background.html ├── striped-png-css3.html ├── striped-png.html ├── striped.html ├── table-example-basic.html └── table-example.html /Backgrounds/deadwood.css: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | body { 2 | background: #A4A4A4 url(images/bg_gradient.gif) repeat-x; 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17 |18 | The previous day we'd visited the ski store and bought all the necessary apparel. I was now burdened with gloves, jacket, pants, boots, beanie, thermals, and goggles. Skiing's not a cheap pastime, is it? I think it's time that I got a new credit card, this one's getting a bit worn from overuse. 19 |
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23 | 24 | 25 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /Images/albums.html: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 |Living in Firenze, Italia {Florence, Italy} for one month. This is the highlight of my life.
14 |From my business trip to Boston {May 2006} when Vineet & I were working on Mass.gov.
17 |My first venture into Europe & a wonderful week of great food, art, architecture, & culture.
20 |Published on Saturday, September 23, 2006, at 4:00pm by Jina Bolton
12 |The Cat Vase: The cats are cute, white, 15 | with gold-trimmed ears and tails.
16 |I remember the day that my grandmother told me what she was giving 18 | me in her will. She pointed to the vase in the corner. This vase 19 | always intrigued me, in all it's elegance and gaudiness. But I 20 | certainly did not wish to own it.
21 |It is a big white vase painted with large pink, yellow, and purple 22 | flowers, butterflies, and ornamentation around the top. All the 23 | line work was painted in glossy, shiny gold. And all around the 24 | vase were three-dimensional figurines of cats attached on to it, 25 | so it would look like they were climbing the vase. The cats are 26 | cute, white, with gold-trimmed ears and tails.
27 |Don't get me wrong. I love cats. But I was never one to collect memorabilia.
28 |Years went by and I never put another thought to the vase. Then 29 | the day came that my father showed up to visit. He was holding 30 | the vase.
31 |"Grandma told me to give this to you," he said with a 32 | smirk on his face.
33 |"She did? But that was part of her will... Why is she giving 34 | it to me now?"
35 |"Guess she wanted to get rid of it."
36 |I reluctantly received the vase. I kept it in the closet of my old 37 | bedroom I had when I lived with my boyfriend at the time. After 38 | I moved out into my own apartment, I didn't think much of it again. 39 | About a year went by, and I was moving once again to a nicer apartment. 40 | My ex-boyfriend began bringing things that I had left at his house. 41 | I didn't realize how much I had left over there.
42 |Then the day came that Michael showed up at the door. He was holding 43 | the vase, in a much similar style that my father had done, with 44 | the same smirk.
45 |I don't know what to do with it. My grandmother told me she paid 46 | $200 for it, so I don't want to just get rid of it. It's definitely 47 | not my style, and certianly doesn't match anything in my home. 48 | But at the same time, it's almost too funny to get rid of. I mean, 49 | how often do you see a vase this ornamental and bizaare?
50 |I've considered maybe putting it on eBay but I think I might hold 51 | on to it just for a little while longer. It's certainly photogenic.
52 |Published on Saturday, September 23, 2006, at 4:00pm by Jina Bolton
12 |The Cat Vase: The cats are cute, white, 15 | with gold-trimmed ears and tails.
16 |I remember the day that my grandmother told me what she was giving 18 | me in her will. She pointed to the vase in the corner. This vase 19 | always intrigued me, in all it's elegance and gaudiness. But I 20 | certainly did not wish to own it.
21 |It is a big white vase painted with large pink, yellow, and purple 22 | flowers, butterflies, and ornamentation around the top. All the 23 | line work was painted in glossy, shiny gold. And all around the 24 | vase were three-dimensional figurines of cats attached on to it, 25 | so it would look like they were climbing the vase. The cats are 26 | cute, white, with gold-trimmed ears and tails.
27 |Don't get me wrong. I love cats. But I was never one to collect memorabilia.
28 |Years went by and I never put another thought to the vase. Then 29 | the day came that my father showed up to visit. He was holding 30 | the vase.
31 |"Grandma told me to give this to you," he said with a 32 | smirk on his face.
33 |"She did? But that was part of her will... Why is she giving 34 | it to me now?"
35 |"Guess she wanted to get rid of it."
36 |I reluctantly received the vase. I kept it in the closet of my old 37 | bedroom I had when I lived with my boyfriend at the time. After 38 | I moved out into my own apartment, I didn't think much of it again. 39 | About a year went by, and I was moving once again to a nicer apartment. 40 | My ex-boyfriend began bringing things that I had left at his house. 41 | I didn't realize how much I had left over there.
42 |Then the day came that Michael showed up at the door. He was holding 43 | the vase, in a much similar style that my father had done, with 44 | the same smirk.
45 |I don't know what to do with it. My grandmother told me she paid 46 | $200 for it, so I don't want to just get rid of it. It's definitely 47 | not my style, and certianly doesn't match anything in my home. 48 | But at the same time, it's almost too funny to get rid of. I mean, 49 | how often do you see a vase this ornamental and bizaare?
50 |I've considered maybe putting it on eBay but I think I might hold 51 | on to it just for a little while longer. It's certainly photogenic.
52 |Published on Saturday, September 23, 2006, at 4:00pm by Jina Bolton
20 |The Cat Vase: The cats are cute, white, 23 | with gold-trimmed ears and tails.
24 |I remember the day that my grandmother told me what she was giving 26 | me in her will. She pointed to the vase in the corner. This vase 27 | always intrigued me, in all it's elegance and gaudiness. But I 28 | certainly did not wish to own it.
29 |It is a big white vase painted with large pink, yellow, and purple 30 | flowers, butterflies, and ornamentation around the top. All the 31 | line work was painted in glossy, shiny gold. And all around the 32 | vase were three-dimensional figurines of cats attached on to it, 33 | so it would look like they were climbing the vase. The cats are 34 | cute, white, with gold-trimmed ears and tails.
35 |Don't get me wrong. I love cats. But I was never one to collect memorabilia.
36 |Years went by and I never put another thought to the vase. Then 37 | the day came that my father showed up to visit. He was holding 38 | the vase.
39 |"Grandma told me to give this to you," he said with a 40 | smirk on his face.
41 |"She did? But that was part of her will... Why is she giving 42 | it to me now?"
43 |"Guess she wanted to get rid of it."
44 |I reluctantly received the vase. I kept it in the closet of my old 45 | bedroom I had when I lived with my boyfriend at the time. After 46 | I moved out into my own apartment, I didn't think much of it again. 47 | About a year went by, and I was moving once again to a nicer apartment. 48 | My ex-boyfriend began bringing things that I had left at his house. 49 | I didn't realize how much I had left over there.
50 |Then the day came that Michael showed up at the door. He was holding 51 | the vase, in a much similar style that my father had done, with 52 | the same smirk.
53 |I don't know what to do with it. My grandmother told me she paid 54 | $200 for it, so I don't want to just get rid of it. It's definitely 55 | not my style, and certianly doesn't match anything in my home. 56 | But at the same time, it's almost too funny to get rid of. I mean, 57 | how often do you see a vase this ornamental and bizaare?
58 |I've considered maybe putting it on eBay but I think I might hold 59 | on to it just for a little while longer. It's certainly photogenic.
60 |Published on Saturday, September 23, 2006, at 4:00pm by Jina Bolton
20 |The Cat Vase: The cats are cute, white, 23 | with gold-trimmed ears and tails.
24 |I remember the day that my grandmother told me what she was giving 26 | me in her will. She pointed to the vase in the corner. This vase 27 | always intrigued me, in all it's elegance and gaudiness. But I 28 | certainly did not wish to own it.
29 |It is a big white vase painted with large pink, yellow, and purple 30 | flowers, butterflies, and ornamentation around the top. All the 31 | line work was painted in glossy, shiny gold. And all around the 32 | vase were three-dimensional figurines of cats attached on to it, 33 | so it would look like they were climbing the vase. The cats are 34 | cute, white, with gold-trimmed ears and tails.
35 |Don't get me wrong. I love cats. But I was never one to collect memorabilia.
36 |Years went by and I never put another thought to the vase. Then 37 | the day came that my father showed up to visit. He was holding 38 | the vase.
39 |"Grandma told me to give this to you," he said with a 40 | smirk on his face.
41 |"She did? But that was part of her will... Why is she giving 42 | it to me now?"
43 |"Guess she wanted to get rid of it."
44 |I reluctantly received the vase. I kept it in the closet of my old 45 | bedroom I had when I lived with my boyfriend at the time. After 46 | I moved out into my own apartment, I didn't think much of it again. 47 | About a year went by, and I was moving once again to a nicer apartment. 48 | My ex-boyfriend began bringing things that I had left at his house. 49 | I didn't realize how much I had left over there.
50 |Then the day came that Michael showed up at the door. He was holding 51 | the vase, in a much similar style that my father had done, with 52 | the same smirk.
53 |I don't know what to do with it. My grandmother told me she paid 54 | $200 for it, so I don't want to just get rid of it. It's definitely 55 | not my style, and certianly doesn't match anything in my home. 56 | But at the same time, it's almost too funny to get rid of. I mean, 57 | how often do you see a vase this ornamental and bizaare?
58 |I've considered maybe putting it on eBay but I think I might hold 59 | on to it just for a little while longer. It's certainly photogenic.
60 |Published on Saturday, September 23, 2006, at 4:00pm by Jina Bolton
12 |The Cat Vase: The cats are cute, white, 15 | with gold-trimmed ears and tails.
16 |I remember the day that my grandmother told me what she was giving 18 | me in her will. She pointed to the vase in the corner. This vase 19 | always intrigued me, in all it's elegance and gaudiness. But I 20 | certainly did not wish to own it.
21 |It is a big white vase painted with large pink, yellow, and purple 22 | flowers, butterflies, and ornamentation around the top. All the 23 | line work was painted in glossy, shiny gold. And all around the 24 | vase were three-dimensional figurines of cats attached on to it, 25 | so it would look like they were climbing the vase. The cats are 26 | cute, white, with gold-trimmed ears and tails.
27 |Don't get me wrong. I love cats. But I was never one to collect memorabilia.
28 |Years went by and I never put another thought to the vase. Then 29 | the day came that my father showed up to visit. He was holding 30 | the vase.
31 |"Grandma told me to give this to you," he said with a 32 | smirk on his face.
33 |"She did? But that was part of her will... Why is she giving 34 | it to me now?"
35 |"Guess she wanted to get rid of it."
36 |I reluctantly received the vase. I kept it in the closet of my old 37 | bedroom I had when I lived with my boyfriend at the time. After 38 | I moved out into my own apartment, I didn't think much of it again. 39 | About a year went by, and I was moving once again to a nicer apartment. 40 | My ex-boyfriend began bringing things that I had left at his house. 41 | I didn't realize how much I had left over there.
42 |Then the day came that Michael showed up at the door. He was holding 43 | the vase, in a much similar style that my father had done, with 44 | the same smirk.
45 |I don't know what to do with it. My grandmother told me she paid 46 | $200 for it, so I don't want to just get rid of it. It's definitely 47 | not my style, and certianly doesn't match anything in my home. 48 | But at the same time, it's almost too funny to get rid of. I mean, 49 | how often do you see a vase this ornamental and bizaare?
50 |I've considered maybe putting it on eBay but I think I might hold 51 | on to it just for a little while longer. It's certainly photogenic.
52 |Published on Saturday, September 23, 2006, at 4:00pm by Jina Bolton
11 |I remember the day that my grandmother told me what she was giving me 14 | in her will. She pointed to the vase in the corner. This vase always 15 | intrigued me, in all it's elegance and gaudiness. But I certainly did 16 | not wish to own it.
17 |It is a big white vase painted with large pink, yellow, and purple flowers, 18 | butterflies, and ornamentation around the top. All the line work was 19 | painted in glossy, shiny gold. And all around the vase were three-dimensional 20 | figurines of cats attached on to it, so it would look like they were 21 | climbing the vase. The cats are cute, white, with gold-trimmed ears 22 | and tails.
23 |Don't get me wrong. I love cats. But I was never one to collect memorabilia.
24 |Years went by and I never put another thought to the vase. Then the day 25 | came that my father showed up to visit. He was holding the vase.
26 |"Grandma told me to give this to you," he said with a smirk 27 | on his face.
28 |"She did? But that was part of her will... Why is she giving it 29 | to me now?"
30 |"Guess she wanted to get rid of it."
31 |I reluctantly received the vase. I kept it in the closet of my old bedroom 32 | I had when I lived with my boyfriend at the time. After I moved out 33 | into my own apartment, I didn't think much of it again. About a year 34 | went by, and I was moving once again to a nicer apartment. My ex-boyfriend 35 | began bringing things that I had left at his house. I didn't realize 36 | how much I had left over there.
37 |Then the day came that Michael showed up at the door. He was holding 38 | the vase, in a much similar style that my father had done, with the 39 | same smirk.
40 |I don't know what to do with it. My grandmother told me she paid $200 41 | for it, so I don't want to just get rid of it. It's definitely not 42 | my style, and certianly doesn't match anything in my home. But at the 43 | same time, it's almost too funny to get rid of. I mean, how often do 44 | you see a vase this ornamental and bizaare?
45 |I've considered maybe putting it on eBay but I think I might hold on 46 | to it just for a little while longer. It's certainly photogenic.
47 |A beautiful day for a wine-tasting and tour at Castello Il Palagio in Firenze, Italia.
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70 | 80 |More traditionally, sushi is served on minimalist 48 | Japanese-style, geometric, wood or lacquer plates which 49 | are mono- or duo-tone in color, in keeping with the 50 | aesthetic qualities of this cuisine. Many small sushi 51 | restaurants actually use no plates — the sushi is eaten 52 | directly off of the wooden counter, usually with one's 53 | hands, despite the historical tradition of eating nigiri 54 | with chopsticks.
55 |More traditionally, sushi is served on minimalist 44 | Japanese-style, geometric, wood or lacquer plates which 45 | are mono- or duo-tone in color, in keeping with the 46 | aesthetic qualities of this cuisine. Many small sushi 47 | restaurants actually use no plates — the sushi is eaten 48 | directly off of the wooden counter, usually with one's 49 | hands, despite the historical tradition of eating nigiri 50 | with chopsticks.
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Top 10 ways to become popular | October 4 |
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I was crazy to say yes | October 9 |
Trying too hard | October 15 |
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Are you dressing up? | October 30 |
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