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#!/bin/bash
# Written by Andy Boutte and David Balderston of howtoinstallghost.com, ghostforbeginners.com and allaboutghost.com
# updateghost.sh will update your current ghost install to the latest version without you losing any content

if [ -f config.js ]
	then
	echo `whoami`
	# Make temporary directory and download latest Ghost.
	mkdir temp
	cd temp

lilactown

const denodeify = (fn) =>
	function (...args) {
		// bind our node function to the current context with arguments
		const boundFn = fn.bind(this, ...args);

		return new Promise((resolve, reject) => {
			// call our bound node-style function
			// typical node-style is `callback (err, result)`
			// but we can account for more arguments
			// by using a spread

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Will Acton
1912 SW 6th Ave. #1222, Portland, OR 97201 ˆ (503) 939-8737 ˆ [email protected]

Self-Summary
I am a senior at Portland State University about to graduate with a B.S. in Mathematics. I also spend my
free time programming and training/coaching martial arts. I am hard working and clever. My most valuable
attribute is my ability to pick up and learn new skills in a new environment at a fast pace, on the go. I have
lots of patience and excellent interpersonal communication skills.

Experience

lilactown

#! /usr/bin/env python
# Description:
#  Downloads a file from a URL to a given file name, then checks to see if a certain phrase is
#   contained in it.
#
#Instructions:
#	Running the script is easy: 'python puppet.py <URL> <FILE>' will download data from <URL> over
#	HTTP and save it locally to <FILE>. It will then search for the default phrase 'position = salesengineering-intern',
#	and if it does not find it, append the phrase to the end of the file and then check again.
#   

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#! /usr/bin/env python
# Description:
#  Downloads a file from a URL to a given file name, then checks to see if a certain phrase is
# 	contained in it.
#
#Instructions:
#	Running the script is easy: 'python puppet.py <URL> <FILE>' will download data from <URL> over
#	HTTP and save it locally to <FILE>. It will then search for the default phrase 'position = support-intern',
#	and if it does not find it, append the phrase to the end of the file and then check again.
#