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I hereby claim:

I am reidab on github.
I am reidab (https://keybase.io/reidab) on keybase.
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	Routes for OpenConferenceWare::Engine:
	sign_in GET /sign_in(.:format) open_conference_ware/authentications#sign_in
	sign_out GET /sign_out(.:format) open_conference_ware/authentications#sign_out
	/auth/:provider/callback(.:format) open_conference_ware/authentications#create
	auth_failure GET /auth/failure(.:format) open_conference_ware/authentications#failure
	authentications POST /authentications(.:format) open_conference_ware/authentications#create
	speakers_event GET /events/:id/speakers(.:format) open_conference_ware/events#speakers
	stats_event_proposals GET /events/:event_id/proposals/stats(.:format) open_conference_ware/proposals#stats
	event_proposals GET /events/:event_id/proposals(.:format) open_conference

	# require 'rubygems'
	# require 'fastercsv'
	require 'csv'

	ATTENDEE_CSV = 'Attendees.csv'
	BADGE_CSV_OUTPUT = 'Badges.csv'

	AttendeeStruct = Struct.new(:first_name,
	:last_name,
	:company,

	# Export from FreshBooks for import into Fusion Invoice
	#
	# This will produce four CSV files in the import format specified at:
	# http://docs.fusioninvoice.com/1.2/system-setup.html#importing-data
	#
	# To run this, you'll need ruby 1.9+ and the ruby-freshbooks gem installed.
	#
	# Customize the contstants below with your FreshBooks information,
	# then run with `ruby freshbooks_to_fusion_invoices.rb`.
	#

	# I had a batch of photos that I'd carefully cataloged using MediaPro's "Catalog Sets" feature,
	# which I wanted to transfer into a Lightroom catalog. When you write metadata back to the original
	# photo files in MediaPro, it writes the Catalog Sets as XMP data. Unfortunately, Lightroom ignores
	# this data when importing the files.
	#
	# This exiftool invocation will copy the Catalog Sets tags to HierarchicalSubject, which lightroom
	# will happily import as nested keywords. The two fields use the same format to store the nested data,
	# so it's fairly straightforward. (One caveat that I found is that, while Lightroom reads this on
	# initial import, it doesn't seem to update the keywords when reloading metadata for an
	# already-imported file.

	#!/usr/bin/env ruby

	# Delicious' export functionality currently exports a file that says
	# all of your bookmarks were added at the current time, instead of the
	# actual times when you saved them.
	#
	# This is annoying.
	#
	# This script will generate a compatible export file that has the correct dates.
	#