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// Use absolute URLs  to navigate to anything not in your Router.

// Only need this for pushState enabled browsers
if (window.history.pushState) {

  // Use delegation to avoid initial DOM selection and allow all matching elements to bubble
  $(document).delegate("a.push", "click", function(evt) {
    // Get the anchor href and protcol
    var href = $(this).attr("href");

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Pull whatever branch will be used for the release and run make devel.

• add mysql
• drag mysql ghost
• confirm adding mysql
• confirm it retains position
• add wordpress
• drag wordpress ghost
• confirm adding wordpress
• confirm it retains position

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Social Interaction

This survey is intended to gauge roughly how socially interconnected furries are. We'll ask a few questions about the people you know and are in your life, but first, let's define what we mean by know: these are people you converse with, even if it's a simple hi-how-are-you-fine-thanks conversation, not just people whose names you know or see around! This is just so we're all on the same page. Answer only for your current situation.

Except where specified, please enter numbers only (anything else will be stripped).

Online interaction

How many furries do you know online?

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Fantasy, notably sexual fantasy, plays a vital role for us as we grow into sexual people.

There's a lot to be said about Just how formative fantasies can be, as well. Even though one's first sexual experience no doubt plays a large role in one's life, the fantasies that lead up to that and the way I felt, even when it's not something that's pressing on me right now, as it was needed to do things such as go up, instead of just north, south, east, or west.  Every now and then, it's important to have that interaction between both character and self are rooted deep in the furry survey suggest a truly equal distribution of the same

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Catch the Heathrow Express to Paddington. It will cost £20 and there are ticket machines everywhere. If you don't have a ticket, you'll be able to buy one on the train (for a little extra).

Just get on the train if you arrive at Terminal 1, 3, or 5. If you come into T4, you need to catch a shuttle - just follow the instructions.

The trains leave every 15 minutes, and it's 15 minutes to Paddington from T1/3. Much better than an hour on the Piccadilly Line.

From Paddington, catch the Bakerloo line to Baker St, and change to the Jubilee to Southwark.

Bonus knowledge: Baker St is the oldest underground train station in the world, at some 160 years. Extra bonus: Southwark is pronounced "Suth-uck".

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{
   "Service":"mysql",
   "Charm":"mysql",
   "Config":{
      "binlog-format":{
         "default":true,
         "description":"If binlogging is enabled, this is the format that will be used. Ignored when tuning-level == fast.",
         "type":"string",
         "value":"MIXED"
      },

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    unitItem.filter(function() {
      return d3.select(this.parentElement.parentElement.parentElement)
      .classed('pending');
    })
    .append('a').text('foo');

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=== modified file 'test/test_conflict_ux.js'
--- test/test_conflict_ux.js	2013-09-04 16:30:49 +0000
+++ test/test_conflict_ux.js	2013-09-06 08:59:04 +0000
@@ -180,11 +180,6 @@
   });
 
   it('should indicate conflict of boolean config values', function(done) {
-    // XXX (Jeff) YUI's simulate can't properly simulate focus or blur in
-    // IE10 as of 3.9.1, 3.11 https://github.com/yui/yui3/issues/489
-    if (Y.UA.ie === 10) {

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In order to submit code for review we use a tool called lbox. If you are using
Ubuntu < 13.04 you can install lbox by::

  sudo apt-get install lbox

If you are using a newer version you will have to build it from source. First
step is to install Go lang, you can find the instructions on installing it
here http://golang.org/doc/install#bsd_linux , making sure to set your GOROOT
environment variable appropriately. After that, you should set up an install
directory that you can access, such as $HOME/bin/go which you can set as your

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Ideawheel Story

• User management
  • User can login (done) (not tested)
  • User can logout (done) (not tested)
  • User can register (done) (not tested)
  • User can edit their profile, incl. password
• Idea building
• User can get one random idea stub after another