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<!-- Someone can visit http://localhost:3000/profiles/my-permalink and this page will display (this part is working fine!). -->
<h2>Edit your profile, <%= @user.first_name %>.</h2>
<%= form_for @user, :html => { :class => "form-horizontal"} do |f| %>
  <%= f.label :first_name, "Your First Name" %>
  <%= f.text_field :first_name %>
  <%= f.submit "Update Profile" %>
<% end %>

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class UserSession < Authlogic::Session::Base
  def remember_me_for
		3.months
	end
end

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var andrewpank = array(
  "watermelon",
  "pinapple",
  "strawberrires"
);

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What I'm trying to achieve?
I want to have a left tooltip (tooltip-left) for the 2 results which display on the left hand side, and a right tooltip (tooltip-right) for the other 2 results which display on the right.

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# URL Visiting: example.com/posts?search=My+search+text&m=aug&y=13

search_sql = "MATCH (title,tags) AGAINST ('query_string('search')' IN BOOLEAN MODE)"
#=> MATCH (title,tags) AGAINST ('My search text' IN BOOLEAN MODE)
month_sql = "created_at LIKE ('%-#{return_month_number(query_string('m'))}-%')"
#=> created_at LIKE ('%-08-%')
year_sql = "MATCH (created_at) AGAINST ('#{(Time.now.strftime('%Y')[0..1]).to_s + query_string('y').to_s}' IN BOOLEAN MODE)"
#=> MATCH (created_at) AGAINST ('2013')

Post.where(

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class AvatarValidator < ActiveModel::Validator
  def validate(record)
    unless gravatar_exists?
      return record.errors[:avatar] << "No display picture could be found on Gravatar using #{record.avatar}."
    end
  end
end

class Comment < ActiveRecord::Base
  has_one :post

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class Comment < ActiveModel::Base
  validate :valid_url?, :allow_blank => true
  def valid_url?
    if (self.website).start_with?("http://", "https://") and (self.website).end_with?(".*")
      return true
    elsif (self.website).end_with?(".*")
      return true
      self.website = "http://#{self.website}"
    else
      return self.errors[:website] << "The website you entered (#{self.website}) is invalid. Please try again."

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var commentForm = $("form#newComment");

commentForm.submit(function() {
  event.preventDefault();
  $("#commentName").attr("disabled", true);
  $("#commentGravatar").attr("disabled", true);
  $("#commentWebsite").attr("disabled", true);
  $("#commentBody").attr("disabled", true);
  $("#createComment").attr("disabled", true);

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$.ajax({
  // blah-blah-blah,
  success: outputSomething
});

function outputSomething(data) {
  $.each(data.errors, function(field, message) {
    alert(field); // alert("body"), alert ("name")
  })
}

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# Active Record lets you do things like:

Post.find(3).title
#=> "Hello, world!"


# Cool. So my question is, how exactly do you setup a class that allows the
# programmer to use there own keyword? My use case:

def get(type, id)