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curl -s -L http://gt-co.de/hOaVwe > gist && chmod 755 gist && sudo mv gist /usr/local/bin/gist

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// 
//  CallerQueue.js
//  7codes
//  
//  Created by gregory tomlinson on 2011-05-10.
//  Copyright 2011 the public domain. All rights reserved.
// 

/*
    Dependency, jQuery 1.5.2+

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//
//  rokuAttack.js
//  7codes
//
//  Created by gregory tomlinson on 2011-05-08.
//  Copyright 2011 the public domain. All rights reserved.
//

/*
    Dependency

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//
//  BitsMetricViews.js
//  bitly2
//
//  Created by gregory tomlinson on 2011-05-12.
//  Copyright 2011 the public domain. All rights reserved.
//

/*
    Usage:

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//
//  BitsMetaMetric.js
//  bitly2
//
//  Created by gregory tomlinson on 2011-05-11.
//  Copyright 2011 the public domain. All rights reserved.
//

/*

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/*
*   SeriesQueue
*   author: gregory tomlinson
* */

(function(window, undefined) {

    // If a method returns true, the motion queue continues animation
    //  by default, functions return null, meaning empty funcs
    //  will not animate, instead, they will execute once,

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/*
*
*   setTimeout can take more than 2 arguments. args > 2 will be passed to method in arg position 1
*           setTimeout(myMethod, 10, "one", { "foo" : "bar" }
*
* */

function myMethod( param1, param2 ) {
    console.log(arguments);
}

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// utility string parse function
function out( str, options ) {
    for(k in options) {
        str=str.replace(/%\{([a-zA-Z0-9-]{1,}?)\}/mi, function(m, key ){
            return options[key];
        });
    }
    return str;
}

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/*
 *
*
*   file: animator.js
*   author: gregory tomlinson
*   desc: handy scaffolding for doing continous animations
*
*   the requestion animation frame works very well as a lazy timer
*   it's cpu cycles are low and it informs the browser the
*   intention is to change the DOM

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/*
 *
*
*   file: raft.js
*       R.A.F.T.
*       
*       Request
*       Animation
*       Frame
*       Timer/Template