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> 
> I'm pretty much screwed without a git phrasebook. Git and me are not 
> getting along :) I really do not want to accidentally commit rubbish.
> 

The good thing about git is that you can *easily* review your committed 
rubbish before pushing it to the public ;-)

Love,
H