Bryan Elliott Fordi

## jquery.ajaxcancel.js
(function ($) {
	var _ajax = $.ajax,
		xhrQueue = [];
	$.ajax = function () {
		var ret;
		xhrQueue.push(ret=_ajax.apply(this, arguments));
		return ret;
	};
	$.ajaxCancel = function () {
		while (xhrQueue.length>0) xhrQueue.pop().abort();

## PHP's str_split for Javascript
Javascript str_split:
String.prototype.strSplit = function (n) {
	return this.match(new RegExp('.{1,'+(n||1)+'}', 'g'));
}

## ShortcutIcon.js
jQuery.icon = (function ($) {
	var types = {
			ico: 'image/x-icon',
			gif: 'image/gif',
			png: 'image/png',
			jpg: 'image/jpeg',
			jpeg: 'image/jpeg'
		},
		_icon,
		_stack=[],

## text-clock.html
<!DOCTYPE HTML>
<html lang="en-US">
<head>
	<meta charset="UTF-8">
	<title></title>
	<style>
		.clock {
			font: 48pt Consolas;
			margin: 0 auto;
			width: 556pt;

## module-template.js
/**
 * This code block is designed to enable the consumer of a script to name your library whatever they want, by simply
 *	adding the attribute 'data-library-name' to the script tag.  When the time comes in your script
 *	you simply set Module.Space[Module.Name] = Your Cool Library
 *
 * Other benefits to the Module object*:
 *	Module.Tag is the script tag that pulled your script in.  You can use this to pull in further data-* attributes for script configuration
 *	Module.URI contains the URI used to get your script.  This can be useful if you want to use script-relative resources, such as SWF files
 *	You can require jQuery just by setting the jQueryVersion argument.
 *

## informed-atheism.md

      
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                Informed Atheism is a Rebellion
              
          
    Informed atheism is a rebellion.  Not against God, for you don't rebel against things you treat as nonexistant.  It's the expression of a rebellion against a popular view that it's ok to hold a belief that you can't demonstrate as true.
There's simple atheism: just failing to believe in a god for whatever reason: you've never been introduced to the concept; you're "angry" at your concept of god; you simply don't have a reason to believe.  These are fine; I welcome the day when nearly everyone is a "simple atheist".  These are the atheists that hardly need it as a label.
Informed atheism is a different animal: it's the statement that the existence of a god has been almost entirely excluded from belief by our knowledge.  We understand there may be flaws in our knowledge, but the number of flaws necessary to allow a god to be real is staggering.
In short, a simple atheist may be easily turned into a believer - indeed, it's happened at least once to every single religious believer - but an informed atheist is

  
## couple.js
(function () {
	"use strict";
	/**
	 * Add event couplings to a function, enabling aspect-oriented design patterns
	 *
	 * @return	Function 	Coupled function
	 **/
	Function.prototype.couple = function () {
		var fn = this,
			events = {before: {}, after: {}};

## calculating-carbon-intensity.md

      
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                Calculating carbon intensity
              
          
    Calculating Carbon Intensity

So terms like "oil" and "coal" are somewhat confusing, when you go to look for properties.  These are names for sets of compounds that share similar, but not equivalent characteristics.
So when I went looking for the carbon intensity of oil (that is, mass ratio of CO₂ produced to fuel burned for a fuel), I found myself stymied; Wikiepedia did not have a simple number, and the papers on the subject elicited by a google search tended to avoid giving actual numbers on the subject.
Not to be discouraged, I figured you could calculate it yourself, and get something in the right ballpark.
Petroleum is made up of largely "alkanes" - molecules with this ladder-like formula:

  
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                Respiration v. Generation
              
          
    Respiration v. Generation

AGW deniers ask "Hey, we breathe CO₂; does that mean we're contributing?" supposing that this makes AGW absurd.  The question it begs, though, is more one of, how does CO₂ emission via respiration compare to that of power generation, and what are the differential concerns?
Humans


World population: ~ 7 billion humans

[Avearge human CO2 production][humanEmission]: 2T / year

CO₂ produced by human respiration: 14GT / year


## dependency-tree.js
var Dependency = (function () {
	"use strict";
	var Node = function () {
		var i, pub = {}, inst = this;
		for (i in inst)
			if (inst[i] instanceof Function)
				pub[i] = (function (i) {
					return function () {
						return inst[i].apply(inst, arguments);
					};
	(function ($) {
	var _ajax = $.ajax,
	xhrQueue = [];
	$.ajax = function () {
	var ret;
	xhrQueue.push(ret=_ajax.apply(this, arguments));
	return ret;
	};
	$.ajaxCancel = function () {
	while (xhrQueue.length>0) xhrQueue.pop().abort();
	Javascript str_split:
	String.prototype.strSplit = function (n) {
	return this.match(new RegExp('.{1,'+(n\|\|1)+'}', 'g'));
	}
	jQuery.icon = (function ($) {
	var types = {
	ico: 'image/x-icon',
	gif: 'image/gif',
	png: 'image/png',
	jpg: 'image/jpeg',
	jpeg: 'image/jpeg'
	},
	_icon,
	_stack=[],
	<!DOCTYPE HTML>
	<html lang="en-US">
	<head>
	<meta charset="UTF-8">
	<title></title>
	<style>
	.clock {
	font: 48pt Consolas;
	margin: 0 auto;
	width: 556pt;
	/**
	* This code block is designed to enable the consumer of a script to name your library whatever they want, by simply
	* adding the attribute 'data-library-name' to the script tag. When the time comes in your script
	* you simply set Module.Space[Module.Name] = Your Cool Library
	*
	* Other benefits to the Module object*:
	* Module.Tag is the script tag that pulled your script in. You can use this to pull in further data-* attributes for script configuration
	* Module.URI contains the URI used to get your script. This can be useful if you want to use script-relative resources, such as SWF files
	* You can require jQuery just by setting the jQueryVersion argument.
	*
	(function () {
	"use strict";
	/**
	* Add event couplings to a function, enabling aspect-oriented design patterns
	*
	* @return Function Coupled function
	**/
	Function.prototype.couple = function () {
	var fn = this,
	events = {before: {}, after: {}};
	var Dependency = (function () {
	"use strict";
	var Node = function () {
	var i, pub = {}, inst = this;
	for (i in inst)
	if (inst[i] instanceof Function)
	pub[i] = (function (i) {
	return function () {
	return inst[i].apply(inst, arguments);
	};