Add multiple remotes talk for 2/9

README.md

@@ -25,6 +25,7 @@ Unless stated otherwise, these workshops are held on the following dates at
 * [Jan 5: Git-Flow -- The Standard Git Workflow](#jan-5-git-flow-the-standard-git-workflow)
 * [Jan 26: Continuous Integration with Gitlab Runners](#jan-26-continuous-integration-with-gitlab-runners)
 * [Feb 2: Desktop Clients for Git](#feb-2-desktop-clients-for-git)
+* [Feb 9: Using Remotes to Choose what you Share](#feb-9-using-remotes-to-choose-what-you-share)
 
 Have a suggestion for a topic, or want to volunteer to speak at one of the
 workshops? Just [open an issue](https://code.ornl.gov/git-it-together/meetings/issues)
@@ -78,12 +79,28 @@ We'll talk about how to set up gitlab runners on your desktop, and define a
 simple "pipeline" that tells Gitlab what to do when new code is pushed.
 
 ### Feb 2: Desktop Clients for Git
-**Thursday 1/26, 9:00am in JICS Auditorium (5100 RM 128)**
+**Thursday 2/2, 9:00am in JICS Auditorium (5100 RM 128)**
 **Speaker: Bruce Wilson**
 
 A Comparison of popular Desktop Clients for Mac and Windows, with a special eye
 towards what works best at ORNL.
 
+### Feb 9: Using Remotes to Choose what you Share
+**Thursday 2/9, 9:00am in JICS Auditorium (5100 RM 128)**
+
+Not all of us want to share every single change with the outside world. For
+some projects, it may be appropriate to maintain two repositories -- one for
+internal development, and one for publishing stable releases with the outside
+world.
+
+In this workshop, we'll go over a basic strategy for maintaing separate public
+and private copies of the same codebase. This will give us the opportunity to
+talk about:
+
+* Defining and connecting to remote repositories
+* Keeping branches in sync with different remotes
+* Using Gitlab's "Repository Sync" feature to automatically pull changes
+
 ### Dec 1: Using code.ornl.gov
 **Thursday 12/1, 9:00am in JICS Auditorium (5100 RM 128)**
 
@@ -95,4 +112,4 @@ This session will cover
 We will also briefly walk through how to apply for an XCAMS account, so that you
 can show your non-ORNL colleagues how to sign up.
 
-[Slides from this meeting](using-code-ornl-gov/)
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+[Slides from this meeting](using-code-ornl-gov/)