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%h1.title RetireHQ Privacy Policy

#terms.generic
  %p Last updated: July 21, 2008

  %h2 Data Collected by the RetireHQ Website
  %p Your privacy is of paramount importance to us. We believe that by respecting your privacy we will earn the opportunity to build a lasting relationship with your business, your clients and your staff.  Any information you provide to us will only be used for the purpose for which it was submitted. We collect your information primarily for contact and billing purposes. Under no circumstances will your information be shared with, or sold to, or disclosed to any third party, except where required by law.

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def what_is_gist
  Sex::Pure
end

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#!/usr/bin/env ruby
#
# usage: script/passenger_restarter
#
# ** Fork of Jonathan Penn's server_restarter to work with Passenger.
# Joe Fiorini (http://www.faithfulgeek.org)
#
# Rails autoloading, while nice in theory, frequently doesn't work. Since Rails 2.3+
# is so fast when completely reloading the server, I wrote this script to listen to the
# given directories, and kill/restart the server when any file is changed.

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#!/bin/bash

set -e

RUBY_BASE="ruby-1.9.1-p129"
RUBY_URL="ftp://ftp.ruby-lang.org/pub/ruby/1.9/$RUBY_BASE.tar.bz2"

install_ruby19() {
  create_src_directory
  download_ruby19_source

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Feature: Wiki Documents
  In order to manage wiki content
  As a user
  I want see, create and edit wiki documents
 
  #
  Scenario: View document page
    Given there is a document titled "TestDocument"
    When I visit the "TestDocument" document page
    Then I should see "TestDocument"

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> This is a Shortwave configuration file
> http://shortwaveapp.com/
>
> Some triggers copied from benpickles (http://gist.github.com/43371)
> 
> Urls may contain the following replacement tokens:
> 
>   %s → search terms
>   %r → URL of current page
>   %d → domain part of the current URL

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> This is a Shortwave configuration file
> http://shortwaveapp.com/
>
> Some triggers copied from benpickles (http://gist.github.com/43371)
> 
> Urls may contain the following replacement tokens:
> 
>   %s → search terms
>   %r → URL of current page
>   %d → domain part of the current URL

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speaker "Chris Hayes"
time "03:15"

blah blah blah - lots of blah blah blah 

speaker "Debbie Stabenow"
time "04:56"

even more blah blah blah - tons of blah 

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# Here is a normal set of specs...

describe 'some normal rspec' do

  describe 'doing something with a Product and Users' do

    before :each do
      # setup etc

      # preconditions could go here

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Refactoring done earlier didn't execute acceptance tests.

This makes me wonder why we even have acceptance tests.  The acceptance tests (and the bug they surfaced) are fixed.  Ugh.  Professionalism people.  Please.