Wednesday, December 1, 2010
20 Beautiful High Quality CSS/XHTML Website Templates
Beautiful High Quality CSS/XHTML Website Templates - Thanks to all web designers and developers from all over the world who freely distributed their high-quality templates for everyone on web. In this post below, you’ll find a Amazing Collection of High Quality CSS/XHTML Website Templates because we all know that we’re going to use our website as a tool to promote our business, so we need to have a clean, professional, corporate look.
A free xHTML/CSS Template – CreativeStudio
Dapurkue- Free XHTML/CSS E-Commerce Template for Your Online Business
holiday
Merry Christmas
black fox
Nova Studio
Portfolio
Memoir
Small Business
Acallia
The Radio Station
StudioClick HTML
Photomatic Open Source CSS Template
Gallerised Open Source CSS Template
iTemplate
Euphoria
Pixel This
Dark Portfolio
Free CSS Templates / templatemo 269 pineapple
A free xHTML/CSS Template – CreativeStudio
Dapurkue- Free XHTML/CSS E-Commerce Template for Your Online Business
holiday
Merry Christmas
black fox
Nova Studio
Portfolio
Memoir
Small Business
Acallia
The Radio Station
StudioClick HTML
Photomatic Open Source CSS Template
Gallerised Open Source CSS Template
iTemplate
Euphoria
Pixel This
Dark Portfolio
Free CSS Templates / templatemo 269 pineapple
Heindl: Triple Threat

Oh look, isn't that little girl a cutie, all dressed up as an Ang-- OH DEAR GOD SOMEBODY PLEASE KILL IT
Thanks Ivo for sending this in!
Thanks Ivo for sending this in!
Christmas Tree Made From 100 Bicycles
An Australian shopping center has transformed 100 doomed bicycles into one of the world's stranger Christmas trees, a 23-foot-tall metal monument to holiday shopping.
The bikes were painted green, while the wheels were given a multi-colored makeover to resemble Christmas tree lights.
For the past two years, Sydney’s The Rocks area has featured a mind-blowing Christmas tree made of recycled materials. In 2008, the chosen medium was chairs, 2009 was the year of recycled bottles, and this year organizers went for bicycle parts.
The bikes were donated by a local recycling company, and will be given back after the holiday.






























Source: facebook
The bikes were painted green, while the wheels were given a multi-colored makeover to resemble Christmas tree lights.
For the past two years, Sydney’s The Rocks area has featured a mind-blowing Christmas tree made of recycled materials. In 2008, the chosen medium was chairs, 2009 was the year of recycled bottles, and this year organizers went for bicycle parts.
The bikes were donated by a local recycling company, and will be given back after the holiday.






























Source: facebook
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