com/TEAMMATES/teammates/blob/master/docs/CONTRIBUTING.md)
- `REGEX_PULL_REQ_TITLE`: Regex to validate the PR title
- `REGEX_PULL_REQ_BODY`: Regex to validate the PR description

## Credits

This project is adapted from [the `oss-bot-js` project](https://github.com/samsontmr/oss-bot-js).
, Rep. the Supreme Court’s same-sex marriage decisions. Democrats today hailed the decisions overturning the federal Defense of Marriage Act and California’s Proposition 8. Republicans — at least in the first 90 minutes after the decision — remained offline.
Here are some samples:
In the USA we will stand for liberty & #equality for all. Supreme Court has made it very clear today. #DOMA #Justice
— Joaquin Castro (@JoaquinCastrotx) June 26, 2013
It's time for Texas to end its discrimination against LGBT persons.
— Joaquin Castro (@Castro4Congress) June 26, 2013
SCOTUS struck down DOMA giving tens of thousands of Americans the federal rights & protections that they've been unfairly denied for years.
— Sheila Jackson Lee (@JacksonLeeTX18) June 26, 2013
Supreme Court’s decision to overturn the Defense of Marriage Act is a huge win for marriage equality in America
— US Rep E.B.Johnson (@RepEBJ) June 26, 2013
Discrimination in any realm is still inequality. I stand with NOH8 because we share a vision that America was…
— US Rep E.B.Johnson (@RepEBJ) June 26, 2013
Important legal victories for human rights and equality today. #DOMA
— Lloyd Doggett (@RepLloydDoggett) June 26, 2013
And here’s some instant reaction from Houston Mayor Annise Parker, the city’s first openly gay mayor:
Mayor @AnniseParker starts off #houcouncil by looking over at CM Mike @LasterforJ & saying: "It's a great day in America." #SCOTUS
— miyashay (@miyashay) June 26, 2013
UPDATED: Mayor @anniseparker lauds gay marriage ruling. Adds a written statement from Parker. #houcouncil #hounews
— Mike Morris (@mmorris011) June 26, 2013
And while we’re waiting for Texas Republicans, here’s the reaction of House Speaker John Boehner, R-Ohio:
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NegativeWe’ve learned a fair amount over the last week or two about Kylo Ren, the red lightsaber wielder seen in Star Wars: Episode VII – The Force Awakens. If you don’t want to know anything about him and would rather be surprised, stop reading here.
To begin with, director J.J. Abrams revealed that Ren (palyed by Adam Driver) is not a Sith. He uses the force and wields a lightsaber, but he is technically not Sith. That probably explains why his lightsaber is not smooth, but has a ragged look – in the books and comics, it was established that Jedi and Sith build their own lightsabers as a right of passage.
Abrams went on to confirm that Ren is a member of the First Order, and he answers to “Supreme Leader Snoke, who is a powerful figure on the Dark Side of the Force.” Snoke is played by Andy Serkis, who filmed his part in a full motion capture suit.
A few details on the First Order also came out, although they were very general. To begin with, the First Order is not really the remnants of the Empire, but rather an imitator that was created as a direct result of its fall.
“That all came out of conversations about what would have happened if the Nazis all went to Argentina but then started working together again?’” Abrams said in an interview with Empire Online.
Disney and Lucasfilm released one more piece of info today by way of a 15 second Instagram teaser. It was all footage we’ve seen before – with one notable exception.
In the teaser below, we finally get to see who Kylo Ren is fighting in that forest: John Boyega’s Finn, who is wielding a Jedi-made blue lightsaber. Go ahead and place your bets on who that lightsaber originally belonged to.
This isn’t the first time Finn has been shown wielding the lightsaber in question – it’s actually on the recently released poster as well.
The clip of Ren standing in a forest and igniting his crossbarred lightsaber was one of the first of the new movie we ever saw, so it’s cool to see the other side of that.
And speaking of seeing the other side of things, the first trailer showed us a look at a Star Destroyer that appeared to have been downed years, even decades earlier. Soon you’ll be able to witness exactly how that crash happened.
While Disney was busy Instagramming, Electronic Arts released a new image from the upcoming game, Star Wars Battlefront. More specifically, it released an image from one of the battles the game will feature: The Battle of Jakku.
The Battle of Jakku takes place shortly after the events of Return of the Jedi, which puts it 29 years before the events of The Force Awakens. The battle was one of the major post-Emperor turning points, as the New Republic handed Imperial holdouts a massive defeat.
According to EA, the crash of the Star Destroyer was actually the start of the battle.
Players will get a chance to experience the battle firsthand. Star Wars Battlefront will be released for PC, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One on November 17. The Battle of Jakku, however, will come a little later.
The battle will be released as DLC on December 1, 2015 for those that pre-ordered the game. Everyone else will get a shot to play it a week later, which is still plenty of time to fill in some gaps prior to the release of the film.
As for Star Wars: Episode VII – The Force Awakens, it hits theaters on December 18, 2015.
With 18 years of ad agency work, I’d say yes, a rep would work well for you. A, your main clients are already used to using them - esp if you’re lifestyle, studio product work or auto. And B, that’s a difficult industry to break into without one. If you were going after e-comm, weddings, editorial, or corporate portraiture or something I’d say do it on your own - or with a business partner - but advertising is a beast and you need help getting in for the exact reason that you have experienced: an art director or buyer moves on and you no longer have an in. Also, you probably already have a great book. I think reps do not do a good job grooming young photographers for the business, but are very accommodating for veterans. You’re a sure thing for them, so they see you as their bread and butter and should treat you well. You already know the big downside - they take 20-30%. The other, from what I’ve seen, is that when they aren’t selling you through, they start making it your problem, with test shoots and portfolio re-tooling. That’s fine if it WORKS, but if it doesn’t, then there’s an issue somewhere and it’s often a hard one to address, because it has to do with someone’s talent.As I sit here friday afternoon looking at the happenings outside the window, the weather can't seem to decide what season it should be. Right now it is overcast with a light breeze and about 35 degrees. Haven't had a day of full sunshine in about 2 weeks.
Fire stopped by this morning for a meal of acorns. There is no shortage.
I had to go to St. Paul on weds for an appointment and on the way back stopped at a wayside and took a picture of the Namakagon river.
My wife Wendie finished her third Quilt of Valor this week. It will be given to a veteran this coming Monday, to thank them for there service to the country.- Text Size:
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Two more candidates are entering the 2014 race for governor.
The head of State Treasurer Steven Grossman's political committee, DJ Napolitano, said Wednesday that Grossman will announce his plans to seek the Democratic nomination for governor at the state party's platform convention