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+author:
+ - zbay
+ - allen
+title: Zach and Allen's March Madness post
+date: 2014-03-19
+---
+
+We misinterpreted the instructions and originally operated off of one branch entitled "ZachAllen". Zach wrote the fields for Mercer, Allen wrote the
+fields for Dayton, and we pushed from our local branches to the master. Then we pulled from the master and filled in the info
+(wins, appearances, and coach).
+
+[Here's the link for Mercer...](https://github.com/silshack/NCAA/pull/27)
+[...and the one for Dayton.](https://github.com/silshack/NCAA/pull/28)
+
+We had to start over with the two separate branches to comply with the assignment, Mercer and Dayton. The complexity of trying to undo what we had
+done caused some problems, including merge conflicts that had to be resolved in Nitrous.There was some nonsensical code added to the Dayton file when
+it was committed. Deleting it somehow fixed the merge conflict.
+
+We will chalk our difficulties up to an inadequate grasp on the branching paradigm. Using a single branch for our edits seemed like a reasonable
+idea at first. It is just now setting in, at least for Zach, that branching must be done liberally and branches updated only from the master branch.
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+author: zbay
+title: Zach's Twitter exercise
+date: 2014-03-26
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+
+I wrote a tweet using Twython! It's so easy, even a goateed baby can do it!
+
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