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      <title>Stock Photos</title>
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      <description>Finally, something cool again happening in (non-) stock photography. Remember like 10 years ago when iStockphoto was killing it. Love what Death To The Stock Photos is doing. You really should go there and sign up for their list.</description>
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      <title>Styling Twitter Bootstrap and Mezzanine</title>
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      <description>A while back I posted a tutorial on how to style Twitter Bootstrap and specifically build out new Mezzanine themes using the bootstrap framework. Bootstrap uses Less files which are compiled to css files. In the video I show you how I set it up so that I can easily style a new site using bootstrap without modifying the bootstrap files directly. That makes it easy to update bootstrap later without having to merge your changes back in.</description>
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