Deleting Sassy_s files. Sass is now included in Underscores.

README.md

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 sassy_s
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-... is the Underscores base stylesheet refactored as scss partials.
+... is retired.
 
 (Underscores, if you don't know it, is a completely awesome starter theme for WordPress.)
 
-Prerequisites
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+Underscores now includes Sass files out of the box; to use them, go to http://underscores.me and grab a fresh copy of the theme. You'll find the "Sassify" checkbox under the Advanced Options.
 
-You will need to have Sass installed, if you don't already have it. (If you're new to Sass, start here: http://sass-lang.com/tutorial.html and here: http://www.alistapart.com/articles/getting-started-with-sass/)
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-You'll also need a fresh copy of Underscores for each new project. I strongly recommend using http://underscores.me to set up a customized copy for your project.
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-Now, clone me.
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-1. Drop the entire sassy_s folder into your theme folder.
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-2. *Before you start editing*, copy the header from your customized Underscores style.css to sassy_s/style.scss
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-3. From the command line:
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-	    cd path/to/your/theme
-	    sass --watch sassy_s/style.scss:style.css
-
-	(Or use your preferred Sass GUI to set your input to the sassy_s directory and your output to the main stylesheet.)
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-4. sassy_s comes with a few examples of variables and mixins to get you started.
+With that, there's no need to maintain this as a separate fork. So long and thanks for all the (Sassy) fish!