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// ==========================================================================
// Project:  TransformJS
// Copyright: ©2011 Strobe Inc.
// License:   Licensed under MIT license (see license.js)
// ==========================================================================

require('TransformJS/sylvester');

(function($) {

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# It'd be great to get this running via AppleScript and sans Alfred if anyone with more knowledge than me knows how :)

### STEP 1
#!/bin/sh

# Save this file as /bin/rvm_ruby, and do chmod 755 /bin/rvm_ruby
# to give it the proper permissions
# From http://www.aeonscope.net/2011/05/29/connecting-alfred-to-bitly-via-ruby/

if [[ -s ~/.rvm/scripts/rvm ]]; then

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/* Reused elements */

.button
  background: url('../img/buttons.png')
  display     : block
  height      : 32px
  text-indent : -9999px
  width       : 130px
  &.download
    background-position: -162px 0

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/**
 * QUESTION MAINTENANCE OPERATIONS
 *
 * This object contains the code to handle question maintenance. That includes, but is
 * not limited to, switching to view administrative vs applicant questions, updating the
 * qualification status of a given question, and selecting a new question to add.
 *
*/
SM.adminQuestions = {
	init : function(){

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// the app uses javascript only for effects and the tiniest bit of data manipulation, so a 
// full-stack framework doesn't necessarily make sense. I'm really looking to organize all
// of the effects we're doing throughout the app.

var NS = {};

NS.controllerName = {
  
  init : function(){
    this.doDomBindings();

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// create a master object
var myObj = {};
myObj.nestedObj = {};

// create a nested object
myObj.nestedObj = {
  
  myReturns : {
    first : 'foo',
    second : 'bar'

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var myObj = {};

myObj.nestedObj = {
  
  myReturns : {
    first : 'foo',
    second : 'bar'
  },
  
  myCaller : function(){

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//used to have
var someObjOld = {
  int1 : {},
  int2 : {},
  int3 : { function(){ this.int4(); }},
  int4 : {}
};

// now have
var someObj = {

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var someObj = {
  
  // wtf? 2 names?
  myFunc : function myAlias(){
    
    // deep nesting
      // deep nesting
        // deep nesting
          // deep nesting
            // oh no, i need to call myself!

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// run this first on the console

var script= document.createElement('script');
script.src= 'https://raw.github.com/documentcloud/underscore/master/underscore-min.js';
document.head.appendChild(script);

// then run this

var someObj = {