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{
  "settings":
  {
    "sort_alphabetically": false,
    "show_user_commands": true,
    "show_user_key_bindings": true,
    "beautify_captions": false
  },

  "commands": 

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tell application "System Events"
	tell process "Final Draft"
		keystroke tab
	end tell
end tell

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# Get current song, album and artist from iTunes.
#
# Intended for use with Smile Software's TextExpander:
# http://www.smilesoftware.com/TextExpander/index.html
#
# Set up as a snippet to turn current track into text. A nice way to spin your wheels while writing/coding/contemplating the shape of the universe.

tell application "iTunes"
	set current_song to the name of current track
	set current_artist to the artist of current track

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-- Use this AppleScript to Download any of the master lists maintained my Mike D'Angelo:
-- http://www.panix.com/~dangelo/
--
-- Script will only work if you visit one of his list pages in Safari then run it from Script Editor.
-- Will still run on other sites but will output nonsense.
--
-- Saves a .txt that will open in any text editor or OmniOutliner, but won't open directly in TaskPaper.
-- Simply copy and paste the resulting text into a new TaskPaper document if you prefer.

tell application "Safari" to set listurl to URL of front document

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(*

Apple Mail to Markdown Formatted Day One Entry

!!! IMPORTANT !!!
Requires the Day One Command Line Interface. Download and install from here:
http://dayoneapp.com/tools/

Adapted from 'Apple Mail -- Text File Exporter w/ Basic Header Info' by Justin Lancy:
http://veritrope.com/code/apple-mail-export-to-text-file-w-basic-header-info

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(*
Apple Mail to Markdown Formatted Text For Day One Importauto

Adapted from 'Apple Mail -- Text File Exporter w/ Basic Header Info' by Justin Lancy:
http://veritrope.com/code/apple-mail-export-to-text-file-w-basic-header-info

Adapted from the original script by Hans Erik Hazelhorst
http://veritrope.com/code/export-apple-mail-messages-and-notes-to-text-files
*)

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-- I can't take credit for this one. Justin Lancy (@Veritrope) tossed it my way in a tweet.
-- http://twitter.com/Veritrope/status/268746890177282049

tell application "TextExpander"
	set my_Snip to snippet "ttime" in group "TextExpander Snippets"
	expand snippet my_Snip
end tell

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tell application "Safari" to set recipeurl to URL of front document

set ingredients to (do shell script "curl http://recipedistiller.com/recipe/classify/?recipeurl=" & recipeurl & " | textutil -convert txt -stdin -stdout | grep '.' | sed 's/	•	DELETE //g'")

set my text item delimiters to "VIEW RECIPE"
set ingredients to text item 2 of ingredients
set my text item delimiters to "©"
set ingredients to text item 1 of ingredients

set l to paragraphs of ingredients

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tell application "Safari" to set ingredientlist to text of front document

set my text item delimiters to "
Ingredients"
set ingredientlist to text item 2 of ingredientlist
set my text item delimiters to "
Procedures"
set ingredientlist to text item 1 of ingredientlist

set l to paragraphs of ingredientlist

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on replaceCommasInStringWithHTMLEntity(theTitle)
	set rubyCommand to quote & "puts " & "'" & theTitle & "'" & ".gsub( /,/, ',' )" & quote
	set strippedTitle to do shell script "ruby -e " & rubyCommand
	return strippedTitle
end replaceCommasInStringWithHTMLEntity

on stripUTMFromURL(urlToStrip)
	set rubyCommand to quote & "puts " & "'" & urlToStrip & "'" & ".gsub( /\\?utm.*$/, '' )" & quote
	set strippedURL to do shell script "ruby -e " & rubyCommand
	return strippedURL