Matt Di Pasquale

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Okay, well, it's not really HTML,

Just add \n wherever you want a newline
. So, put two \n\n for two newlines, like a paragraph. You can also use \t for a tab character. View the source that creates the button below this line:

Here is my first experience with WriteRoom:

Wow... This is freaking sweet... haha... cool... i like this... I can make this my journal.. I wonder who this guy is who makes this software. It's pretty cool. Simple design is the way to go. I wonder what happens if you scroll? Anything cool? Is there a scroll bar? Hmmm... I'm making this very messy. I like the default of check spelling as you type. Green on black is sooooooo money. who thought of that? The matrix of word processors.

Find it here: http://www.hogbaysoftware.com/products/writeroom

Note: apparently this is solved by:
git config --global alias.up '!git pull --rebase';
Thanks goes to wereHamster and others on chat.freenode.irc #git

In this Supreme Court Case, I, Matt Di Pasquale, challenge Git.

I do not think that Git should record a merge commit if the merge completes automatically, w/o conflicts. Understand?

Is there a reason it does this?

Any challenges?

Matt

P.S. To get around this, I git stash, git pull, git stash pop, git commit.

"A stranger is just a friend I haven't met yet." - Will Rogers

I saw this quote on the Grindr profile of some guy (whom I don't remember).

Grindr is an iPhone app that my brother showed me (I swear!). It's probably one of the coolest social networking applications that I've seen. It connects gay guys that are nearby each other.

Facebook is nice because practically everybody's on it.

This is the best way to install Git on your Mac OS X 10.6 (Snow Leopard) Intel x86 (32 bit).

And a sample ~/.gitconfig file:

And my ~/.gitignore file:

Enjoy!

Matt D.

My Experiences with Myopia

Note: Although I speak mainly about myopia, other forms of blurry vision, like hyperopia & presbyopia, and conditions, like amblyopia or strabismus, can be improved & healed naturally.

Here is one of my A papers that I wrote as a Sophomore at Staples High School. I left it unchanged. Since writing it, however, I've learned a lot more about heart disease: How it kills (excerpt: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YNeWCvLZaFM) and how to prevent and even cure it (full: http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-5215695644951404318#). I highly recommend Dr. Caldwell B. Esselstyn. He is one of the masters of nutrition & heart disease: http://www.heartattackproof.com/

Read Chapter 10 of The China Study. It starts on page 203.

The meat (actually, more like the potatoes) of it => A research study on hip fractures done at Yale:
"It found that a very impressive 70% of the fracture rate was attributable to the consumption of animal protein. These researchers explained that animal protein, unlike plant protein, increases the acid load in the body. An increased acid load means that our blood and tissues become more acidic. The body does not like this acidic environment and begins to fight it. In order to neutralize the acid, the body uses calcium, which acts as a very effective base. This calcium, however, must come from somewhere. It ends up being pulled from the bones, and the calcium loss weakens them, putting them at greater risk for fracture" (The China Study - p. 205)

How to iterate over all files in a directory:
This works on my MacBook, running Mac OSX Snow Leopard (10.6). Unix.

To list all files in your Documents folder, for example, enter in Terminal (Mac's command-line):
for file in ~/Documents/*; do echo "$file"; done;

To create hardlinks in the present working directory that point to files in your Documents folder, enter:
for file in ~/Documents/*; do ln "$file"; done;