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/* Notes:
 * Methods that modify the progress of the achievement have a notify option.
   This option tells whether or not the user should be notified about the
   achievement by the native UI (some sort of popup in the corner and maybe
   a sound)
 * The plan for this API is to perform network IO asynchrnously in the
   background while using data cached by the Pine library to make the
   API feel synchronous. Essentially, the progress of each achievement
   will be loaded when the game is loaded and will be used for any
   get operations with this API. An async request is put out when an

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;(function($){
  var _is = $.fn.is, _filter = $.fn.filter;

  function visible(elem){
    elem = $(elem);
    return !!(elem.width() || elem.height()) && elem.css("display") !== "none";
  }

  $.fn.is = function(sel){
    if(sel === ":visible"){

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~function(){var a=function(b,c){var d=a.resolve(b,c||"/"),e=a.modules[d];if(!e)throw new Error("Failed to resolve module "+b+", tried "+d);var f=e._cached?e._cached:e();return f};a.paths=[],a.modules={},a.extensions=[".js",".coffee"],a._core={assert:!0,events:!0,fs:!0,path:!0,vm:!0},a.resolve=function(){return function(b,c){function h(b){if(a.modules[b])return b;for(var c=0;c<a.extensions.length;c++){var d=a.extensions[c];if(a.modules[b+d])return b+d}}function i(b){b=b.replace(/\/+$/,"");var c=b+"/package.json";if(a.modules[c]){var e=a.modules[c](),f=e.browserify;if(typeof f=="object"&&f.main){var g=h(d.resolve(b,f.main));if(g)return g}else if(typeof f=="string"){var g=h(d.resolve(b,f));if(g)return g}else if(e.main){var g=h(d.resolve(b,e.main));if(g)return g}}return h(b+"/index")}function j(a,b){var c=k(b);for(var d=0;d<c.length;d++){var e=c[d],f=h(e+"/"+a);if(f)return f;var g=i(e+"/"+a);if(g)return g}var f=h(a);if(f)return f}function k(a){var b;a==="/"?b=[""]:b=d.normalize(a).split("/");var c=[];for(var e=b.

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exports.store = function(stay){
        
        stay = require("./node-stay").store(stay);
        
        var type = function(a){
                var t = typeof a;
                return t === 'object' ? {}.toString.call(a).slice(8, -1).toLowerCase() : t;
          },
          get = stay.get, set = stay.set, del = stay.del, exists = stay.exists
          , it = {object:1, array:1}

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function btoa(
    a, //String to encode
    b, //Array of Base64 characters
    c,d,e,f,g,x //Placeholder
    ){
    for(d=a.length, //Set d to the input's length
        e="charCodeAt", //Shortcut for String.charCodeAt
        f=-[,2,1][d%3], //Get how many equal signs need to be added to the end
        x=0; //Initiate iteration variable
        x<d; //Continue loop until x exceeds the length of the input

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            DO WHAT THE FUCK YOU WANT TO PUBLIC LICENSE
                    Version 2, December 2004

 Copyright (C) 2011 YOUR_NAME_HERE <YOUR_URL_HERE>

 Everyone is permitted to copy and distribute verbatim or modified
 copies of this license document, and changing it is allowed as long
 as the name is changed.

            DO WHAT THE FUCK YOU WANT TO PUBLIC LICENSE

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Unit.coffee

A quick scripts to support basic unit conversion in coffeescript and javascript. All you have to do is put one way conversion from one unit to another (for example: s to ms is 1000) and Unit.coffee handles bridging units (like converting ms to m) and going backwards in units. It does not yet support more complex conversions but this can be added by allowing a function to be set as the conversion factor (passing it a number, and whether it's forwards or reverse)

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function is(a,b,c,d){
    b=(!(c=(d=b.split(".")).shift().split("#"))[0]||a.nodeName==c[0].toUpperCase())&&
        (!c[1]||a.id==c[1])
    for(c=d.length;b=b&&~(' '+a.className+' ').indexOf(' '+d[--c]+' '););
    return b;
}

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parse=(function(document,r_start,r_attr,r_end,cache){
        
        
        return function(str){
            //If there is already a cached element, return its clone
            if(cache[str]) return cache[str].cloneNode(true)
            
            //frag and par are originally the same. par is the current parent and frag is the document fragment being returned
            var frag,par=frag=document.createDocumentFragment();
            

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D=(function(){
    
    function trigger(arr,con,args){
        for(var x=0;x<arr.length;x++) arr[x].apply(con||null,args||[]);
    }
    
    function d(fn){
        
        var w=[],
        f=[],