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@roman = ""

def to_roman(num)
  l = num.to_s.length
    if l == 4
      count = num / 1000
      @roman << "M" * count
    elsif l == 3
      count = num / 100

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Prework:

Self Reflection -

What are your top 3 core values?

Location, positive/learning work environment, possibility of upward mobility.

What are the strengths and talents that you love using?

Logic, problem solving, determination.

Who do you impact or want to make a difference for?

Ideally want to work for a company that I believe in / enjoy. Environmental work, non-profits, or something in

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Want to travel and not bring your hefty skis/mountain bike/kayak? 
Bike is in the shop but all your friends are going out riding tomorrow? 
Use this app to find cheap rentals from individuals. 
People who register their gear can make money from gear that may otherwise be gathering dust in the garage. 

People can register their outdoor gear (skis, bikes, kayaks, paddleboard etc) and when it is available for rent. 

As a user you log in and enter your destination, dates, and what you are intersted in renting. 

Api possiblities -- weather (once you enter destination forecast comes up) 

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Overall I think we worked really well together and did a good mix of solo and paired work. I think we focused 
on implementing everything first and foremost, we were aware of the lack of testing as we were going and 
just had our priorities on getting everything functioning. There was a lot of new material and individual research
that went into this project that took us a good amount of time. We know that our project could use a lot more testing.  
We did get testing with Webmock working for the github api which was a win and a good learning process, we did that 
together. We just didn't get to the webmock for youtube or mailing. I think we had really good communication, Danny was
a very responsive and a great team mate, always positive and working hard.  I think that in the future we both should  
have spent more time playing around in the original app that was given to us to understand better what we were working 
with and building before adding code. 

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Mod 3 Intermission Work Prompts

Please describe the current vision you have for your career. What are the values that will drive your job search? What are your goals for your job search? What kind of role do you see yourself pursuing in your job search? My main value is location. Maybe not so much for my first job, I think I would accept a job in Denver or a larger city for a couple of years to get good experience and then I would like to be in a small mountain town either with either and in person or remote job. I want to be at a company that has good employee retention and is ideally smaller.

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Name: < Margo >

Partner: < Stephanie >

Project Reflection

What is one thing that went unusually well during this project?
  We stayed ahead of schedule throughout the project. I think we did a good job balancing pairing and working alone. 
  Overall the project went really well. 

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Name: < Margo >

Partner: < Daniel >

Project Reflection

What is one thing that went unusually well during this project?
We stayed ahead of schedule throughout the project. I think we did a good job balancing pairing and working alone. 
  Overall the project went really well. 

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Project Feedback

Name: Margo

Partner: Andy

Project Reflection

What is one thing that went unusually well during this project?
  Pairing. I think we communicated and followed each other's trains of thought extremely well while remote pairing.  

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I did my undergrad in environmental science and worked in that field for a few years doing field research and as a 
biological technition. I thought I wanted a job where I could work outdoors, my true passion. I quickly found out 
that working outside all day took away from my outside of work hobbies. Through those jobs I got exposure to statistical
analysis softwares that helped me realize how much I enjoyed programming. I decided to go to grad school for biostatistics
and one semester in I realized that was not the right path for me. I still enjoyed the programming but not the public
health part of the program. When I moved to Denver I fortuitously moved in with an instructor at Turing. This allowed me 
to get an inside perspective of the program and I made the leap, dropped out of grad school and started at Turing. I am 
extremely happy with the school so far, in terms of learning code but also growing key skills such as collaboration 
and communication. I love learning code and am excited to be in a field

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HTML
What is HTML?
  Hyper Text Markup Language, it structures the display of a webpage.
What is an HTML element?
  A type of feature, such as heading, paragraph, html (the whole document) Elements have a start tag and end
  tag <p> Content here. </p>  Elements can be nested and some elements are empty, such as a page break. <br>
What is an HTML attribute?
  Attributes give more information about elements. E.g: Paragraphs can have style attributes, 
  photos can have src, alt, and size attributes. The title attribute gives a tool-tip. Quote attribute values
  and use lowercase for names.