Create Track Hub for our human genome Quickload data

One major goal of making IGB capable of viewing data from Track Hubs is to enable users to explore and analyze data using two genome browser instead of just one - Integrated Genome Browser and the UCSC Genome Browser.

We hypothesize that users will be able to notice and investigate new aspects of their data if they are able to use different genome browser tools to look at the same data. These new aspects could be anything - problems in data sets they were not aware of, problems with the browsers themselves, and, best of all, entirely new and undiscovered aspects of biology they were not previously aware of.

To emphasize and illustrate the above idea, let's create and deploy a Track Hub that will show genomes from the main IGB Quickload site, focusing on genome quickloads for important research organisms.

Create these track hubs "by hand", similar to what an ordinary (non-programmer) user would likely do. Take notes on issues and problems you encounter, as we will want to include these observations in papers and talks about the process.

For this task, create a Track Hub for the latest version of human genome, including data sets from all the quickloads available for that human genome (except Genome in a Bottle).

See this repository for possibly useful code and documentation regarding the quickload format: https://bitbucket.org/lorainelab/igbquickload/src/master/