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README.md

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 Here's the generated DOM tree, as viewed in Chrome inspector:
 
 
-![autonomous dom](https://s3-us-west-2.amazonaws.com/fm.ethan.jason/autnonomous_dom.png)
+![autonomous dom](img/autnonomous_dom.png)
 
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-![Image](https://s3-us-west-2.amazonaws.com/fm.ethan.jason/domtree.jpg)
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 Cell has no overarching framework that powers each and every corner of your app.
 
-![Image](https://s3-us-west-2.amazonaws.com/fm.ethan.jason/architecture.jpg)
+![Image](img/architecture.jpg)
 
 Normally web app frameworks maintain a central "Model-View-Controller" architecture (or similar) which takes care of everything throughout the app's lifecycle.
 
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 These tools were born out of necessity as web apps became more complex. But if you take a fundamentally different approach, you may not need them at all.
 
-![Image](https://s3-us-west-2.amazonaws.com/fm.ethan.jason/process.jpg)
+![Image](img/process.jpg)
 
 Here are some of the reasons why these middlemen have been necessary, and **why Cell doesn't need them**.
 
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 Being able to containerize your app's logic and data inside its HTML elements and then "ship" it to the DOM enables a lot of cool things.
 
-![container](https://s3-us-west-2.amazonaws.com/fm.ethan.jason/container.png)
+![container](img/container.png)
 
 ### A. Integrate with ANY Web Technology Natively.