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I guess there is hope for others like me hoping to be owner in SF one day, without having to sell my kid(ney)s. I feel for all these underwater families if these predictions are true.
This is not a fake. It's a scan of a real certificate, not doctored:
Ok, the truth is that Caroline is, I'm not. I bet there are only very few men certified to help with breastfeeding. They messed up the names and used mine from the the credit card instead of Caroline's that really attended the classes.
Earlier this year, Caroline started her own activity as a postpartum doula and lactation counselor in san francisco.
Oh, I know quite a bit on the subject now (the partner needs to be supportive in the process of breastfeeding a baby, otherwise it doesn't work as well), but nothing in comparison to her :-)
She's passionate about the subject (and postpartum as a whole) and our home is filled with books and other resources.
(See also on vox)
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In case you missed in on "The Big Picture" - yeah it's pretty old news but the set is amazing.
I've used one main resource, but comments are closed, so I've decided to throw random remarks in this post, for myself and for you dear googler.
The reference is here:
http://gregmeiste.com/2009/06/gerrit-code-review-installation/
It looks much better than the official documentation, at least if like my you don't usually touch java stuff.
Tada! I had gerrit UI at the address above.
I registered the first user with openid.
Then it turns out I had to add an admin group, the SQL from the official guide wasn't working, so I did this:
insert into account_group_members (account_id, group_id) values (1, 1);
After having verified that my id was 1 and the admin group id was 1 too.
I declared my email address, which I confirmed.
I declared my ssh public key.
I declared my ssh username.
I restarted gerrit.
I confirmed that my ssh key was taken into account by:
ssh -p 29418 yann@codereview.local # should say: 'no shell something'
ssh -p 29418 yann@codereview.local gerrit ls-projects
Then I created my first project:
ssh -p 29418 gerrit@codereview.local gerrit create-project --name findlib
Then I had to give my group (Administrators) the right to push into this new project (using the UI)
Then I pushed my 'my-review' branch, should be something like:
git push ssh://yann@codereview.local:29418/findlib my-review
Then I worked.
Then I committed the work.
Then I used the magical refs to create a review:
git push ssh://yann@codereview.local:29418/findlib HEAD:refs/for/my-review
That's all, I hope this helps, comments are wide open for addendum to the above, but don't ask for help since it's merely chance that I went through all these steps without killing myself, so the mailing list would be a better place to ask.
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I just learned about sailing stones. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sailing_stones
fascinating.
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