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	<title>Git Tutorial for deployments</title>
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			<h1>Git Tutorial for Deployments</h1>
			<p>I hope this works.</p>
			<p>Did it work?</p>
			<p>Yes! It works!</p>
			<p>Testing credential.helper cache <strong>[this is the test]</strong> <em>(test failed)</em></p>

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				<h2>Blog</h2>
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					<h3>Working on more git</h3>
					<em>March 4th, 2014</em>
					<p>Planning to add more posts each day using sublime, iterm, and git to deploy. Practice makes perfect.</p>
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					<h3>Undoing in git</h3>
					<em>March 12th, 2014</em>
					<p>I have grasped the concept of undoing changes and commits using git. I would say my prefered method is reverting to a previous commit using:</p>
					<pre><code>git revert 8s4uips34</code></pre>
					<p>Simply because it reverts to a previous commit as a new commit and no data is lost as it would is a <code>reset</code></p>
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					<h3>Next up ideas</h3>
					<em>March 12th, 2014</em>
					<p>Make blog using object oriented programming in php with classes for user and post. Coming soon...</p>
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				<h1>Testing content</h1>
				<h1>Testing content again</h1>
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		<p>Copyright 2014 - Testing</p>
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