The idea here is to provide a baselayout, 
that I can use to import django apps into my project.

 - tparty =

I think this might work.
$ cd src 
$ git clone https://github.com/jsheffie/jds_protos/tparty



http://django-blog-zinnia.readthedocs.org/en/latest/getting-started/install.html

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Initial Install of this project
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$ cd workspace
$ git clone < this repo> 
$ mkvirtualenv jeffield --no-site-packages
$ workon jeffield 
$ cd ~/workspace/jeffield.net/docs
$ pip install -r requirements.txt
Successfully installed 
  - BeautifulSoup 
  - PIL 
  - python-dateutil 
  - django 
  - django-debug-toolbar 
  - memcache-debug-panel 
  - django-dtpanel-htmltidy 
  - django-debug-debug-toolbar-user-panel 
  - django-sites-toolbar 
  - django-haystack-panel 
  - django-haystack 
  - django-taggit 
  - FeedParser 
  - Markdown 
  - textile 
  - django-robots 
  - django-extensions 
  - basic 
  - disqus 
  - sentry ( bunch of stuff) 
  - six 
  - pytidylib 
  - cssutils 
  - django-celery 
  - celery 
  - django-crispy-forms 
  - django-indexer 
  - django-paging 
  - django-picklefield 
  - django-templatetag-sugar
  -  gunicorn 
  - logan 
  - pynliner 
  - raven 
  - simplejson 
  - South 
  - httpagentparser 
  - django-social-auth 
  - django-social-auth-trello 
  - pytz 
  - billiard 
  - kombu 
  - oauth2 
  - python-openid 
  - anyjson 
  - amqplib 
  - httplib2
  - django-tagging 
  - pyparsing 
  - django-xmlrpc 
  - django-mptt
  - django-blog-zinnia