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	Over the past 5 or 6 years since I've gotten deep into CSS development, I've slowly and surely created a generic template that I use for any new HTML project. While it's not perfect, it's an excellent starting point for most new websites, or web app...</description>
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This was a presentation I gave to the Nashville ColdFusion User Group (NCFUG) on August 22, 2007. It was meant to be a broad overview of CSS, xHTML, and how you can use them to develop semantically valid websites....</description>
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