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print("Welcome Jeremy, we've been waiting for you.")
print("We're going to find out if you've been naughty or nice.")
print("Enter your grades one line at a time, then put DONE")

cipher = "Orrn#wr#wkh#ohiw#ri#wkh#Dufdgh#Fdelqhw"

grades = []
grade = input()

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#!/bin/bash
# Pre-commit hook to make a mysql dump right before committing and add it to the commit.
# 
## Change the following values to suit your local setup.
# The name of a database user with read access to the database.
DBUSER=root
# The password associated with the above user. Leave commented if none.
#DBPASS=seekrit
# The database associated with this repository.
DBNAME=dplay

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#!/bin/bash
# reCurse
# =======
# Identicurse is awesome. Using the Git development branch is fun!
# But sometimes it crashes! o...o
# When that happens I feel obligated to file a bug report.
# But before I file a bug report, I should pull the latest HEAD from master to
# check if the bug is still present.
# It can get old fast... real fast.
# So I made that process easier for Archlinux folken.

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# Which ones. Pick one number and one letter. Reply back to
# @nuclearsandwich on identi.ca or @_nuclearsammich on Twitter.
# 1) .snidelyrc
# 2) .snidely
# 3) Snidefile
# 4) Snidely
# 5) Snidefile

# A)
Snidely.render do |configs|

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# A Look at Case Expressions in Ruby
# ==================================
#
# *Side note: Playing with docco as a formatting tool for this article. Excuse
# the lines with solitary* `:parabreak` *symbols, they're to make paragraphs on the
# right hand side.*
#
# Ruby, like many languages has a case-when construct for more refined
# conditional execution than if-then-else can provide. Technically all case
# constructs could be written as if-then-else-if-then...else but you wouldn't

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# Only working example so far HTML.new { html { title { "Hello" } } }
# Soon attributes will be working.

class HTML
  def initialize &content
    @html = ""
    instance_eval &content
  end

  def method_missing tag, *attrs, &content

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# A has_many relation exists between a Twitter account and mentions.
# An instance of the collection of mentions is of class Array, rather than any kind of ActiveRecord relation. So one would assume that standard Enumerable methods work. But...
pry(Api)> cd Account::Twitter.last
pry(#<Api::Account::Twitter:0x10748de58>):1> mentions.class 
=> Array < Object # Regular old array.
pry(#<Api::Account::Twitter:0x10748de58>):1> mentions.method :find
=> Array (Enumerable)#find(*arg1) # Looks like #find was defined in Enumerable and so should be Enumerable's find (hint: It isn't)
pry(#<Api::Account::Twitter:0x10748de58>):1> mentions.find { true } # This should return the first element in the Array.
ActiveRecord::RecordNotFound: Couldn't find Aji::Mention without an ID
from /Users/steven/.rvm/gems/ruby-1.9.2-p290@api/gems/activerecord-3.0.10/lib/active_record/relation/finder_methods.rb:287:in `find_with_ids'

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Routing Error

No route matches {:action=>"show", :controller=>"programs", :user_id=>nil, :id=>#<Program _id: BSON::ObjectId('4ea2132db7e9fe27ce000001'), author_username: "nuclearsandwich", slug: "test", source_code: "Shoes.app do\n  stack do\n  3.times do\n  para \"Hello World!\", :font => \"TakaoGothic\"\n  end\nend\n", title: "test">}

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Process:         hacketyhack-bin [16501]
Path:            /Applications/Hackety Hack.app/Contents/MacOS/./hacketyhack-bin
Identifier:      org.hackety.hacketyhack
Version:         0.r1321 (???)
Build Info:      Shoes-1200000~1
Code Type:       X86-64 (Native)
Parent Process:  bash [16499]

Date/Time:       2011-10-23 18:54:53.863 -0700
OS Version:      Mac OS X 10.6.7 (10J4139)

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gem 'rake'
gem 'thor' # Better command line utility than rake.
gem 'foreman' # Local process monitor.
gem 'grape', :git => 'git://github.com/intridea/grape.git'
gem 'sinatra', :require => 'sinatra/base'
gem 'thin' # Heroku recommends the Thin web server.
gem 'resque', :require => [ 'resque', 'resque/failure/redis' ]
gem 'typhoeus' # Better, Faster HTTP API for Faraday connections
gem 'hiredis' # Fast C Interface to Redis.
gem 'redis', :require => [ 'redis/connection/hiredis', 'redis' ]