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/**
 * Simple javascript rules engine
 * 
 * @author Bryan Elliott
 * @link http://codemonkeybryan.com
 * 
 * A RuleSet is essentially a simple list of voters.  By executing the RuleSet, 
 * you iterate over the voters and obtain a done/fail event via jQuery's Deferred 
 * interface.
 *

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(function () {
	var sayHi = function (token) {
			if (!token.progress) token.progress = {};
			token.progress.saidHi = (token.progress.saidHi||0) + 1;
			//true == simply proceed; false == reject workflow
			return true;
		},
		shakeIt = function (token, next) {
			token.progress.shook = (token.progress.shook||0) + 1;
			next('right');

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/**
	Usage (the label is required)
	<input id="uid" type="checkbox" ... /><label for="uid">Label</label>
	
	Produces styled checkboxes in IE9+, current Firefox and Chrome

	Demo here: http://jsfiddle.net/7Fggq/

	@author	Bryan Elliott <ook@codemonkeybryan.com>
*/

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First, a little context. I discovered that my policy views are largely compatible with those of Jill Stein. Unfortunately, this survey largely omits energy policy. Since energy policy is, in my opinion, the most important thing in the current spectrum of US policy, I consider this a massive oversight.

How we approach problems with energy scarcity is the single most important political question of our age.

Energy, simply put, is the capacity to do work. Because of this, it helps drive economy. It is what we use to convert natural resources into goods. It is what we use to convert sunlight into food. It is what we use to convert labor into leisure. Our ability to extract and use energy to perform work is one of the biggest reasons that slavery is relegated to illegal operations around the world. We've made energy our slave, so we no longer need to make slaves of each other.

Energy, additionally, is "free" - in that the human race does not synthesize th

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• Bottle every 2 hours (today, he started at 9:30a)
  • 3 oz, warmed to blood temperature in microwave in mug of water
    • In your Microwave, this proved to take about 30 sec
  • During feeding, Wiggle the nipple gently until you can tell he's getting suction
    • The vent will be dry
    • You'll see bubbles rising to the formula's surface inside the bottle as air enters via the vent
• In case of crying
  1. Is his diaper dirty?
     • Simple test is if the front feels swollen; if so, he's peed at least.
• Poop will have a distinct smell; carefully open the back and look for signs

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function dl(d,vs,vr,ts,tr) {
	var c = d.createElement('div'),
		s = c.style,
		a = d.createElement('a'),
		ve = d.querySelector(vs),
		vd = ve.getAttribute('value') || ve.getAttribute('flashvars'),
		u = unescape((vd.match(vr)||[])[1]||''),
		t = d.querySelector(ts).innerHTML.replace(tr, '$1');
	a.href=u;
	a.innerHTML = "Download";

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// Early version of the Acronym Helper I'm working on.
(function (global) {
	"use strict";
	var $ = global.jQuery,
		acronyms = {
			'FAQ' : 'Frequently Asked Questions',
			'TIL' : 'Today I Learned',
			'ITT' : 'In This Thread',
			'SRS' : 'A Load of Dingo\'s Kidneys'
		};

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/**
  The idea here is that all changes to your new object can be observed
 */
Ember.View.extend({
  model: Ember.StalkableObject.create(),
  saveModel: Ember.observer(function () {
    /** do some fancy stuff to save changes to your model */
  }, 'model.@properties')
});

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/**
Custom stylesheet for Chrome to enable adaptive zoom for two-up and multi-up browsing

To locate appropriate location, browse to about:version, go to the Profile Path in 
  Finder/Explorer, and browse to User StyleSheets, and replace your existing Custom.css, 
  or create it there if it doesn't exist
**/
@-webkit-keyframes fadeout {from{opacity:1; top: 0; } to  {top:0; } }

html::before {

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1. Define a circle as the set of points equidistant from a center point.
2. The Pythagorean theorem allows us to work out an equation to define the points that fit this curve, by using h as the radius
   
3. Setting the radius to 1 simplifies this, making our equation the unit circle
   
4. To make this parametric (i.e., give an x, get a y), we rearrange thusly:
   
5. Since we know a circle is vertically and horizontlly symmetrical, we can simplify things by dropping the +/-, and by looking only at 0 <= x <= 1; the area under that curve will be 1/4 pi.
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