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OCLC API	Scope code
WMS Acquisitions API	WMS_ACQ
WMS Availabilty	WMS_Availability
WMS Circulation API	WMS_CIRCULATION
WMS Collection Management API	WMS_COLLECTION_MANAGEMENT
License Manager API	WMS_LMAN
WMS NCIP Service	WMS_NCIP
WMS Vendor Information Center API	WMS_VIC
Article Exchange	articleExchange

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building @CellarDoorBot

This famous linguist once said that of all the phrases in the English language, of all the endless combinations of words in all of history, that "cellar door" is the most beautiful.

(Drew Barrymore in Donnie Darko)

I honestly have no idea how the phrase "cellar door" popped into my head, but that it did really does speak to that quote. Like (so I'm learning) many new-ish code-slingers, I'm always at a loss of what projects to work on when learning a/my language; all of the ideas I have are too huge or too dull to keep my interest long enough to follow them through. So the epiphany I had this morning was exciting enough to try and bang out in a short period of time: build a Twitter bot that breaks up the last phrase tweeted and uses the new WordsAPI to build a new tweet out of synonyms. A game of Whisper Down the Lane (aka C

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module.exports = [
'',
'                 ________________',
'                |                |_____    __',
'                |  I Love You!   |     |__|  |_________',
'                |________________|     |::|  |        /',
'   /\\**/\\       |                \\.____|::|__|      <',
'  ( o_o  )_     |                      \\::/  \\._______\\',
'   (u--u   \\_)  |',
'    (||___   )==\\',

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function emptyLinkReport () {
  var collection = []
  var emptyLinks = document.querySelectorAll('a[href="#"]')
  Array.prototype.forEach.call(emptyLinks, function (a) { collection.push([a.innerText, a]) })
 
  // report total 
  console.log('%d empty links found!', collection.length)
  
  collection.forEach(function (pair,idx) {
    // link text

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NCIP.prototype.lookupUser = function(userPrincipalID, opts, cb) {
  var fieldPossibilities = ['LoanedItems', 'AccountDetails', 'RequestedItems'];
  var fieldsDefaults = {
    LoanedItems: {
      _el: {
        value: 'Loaned Items',
        element: 'ElementType'
      },
      start: {
        value: 1,

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// > console.teen("omg so kewl!")
// OmG sO kEwL!

console.teen = function() {
  var input = [].slice.call(arguments).join(' '), yay = true, i = 0, out = '', l
  if (!input.length) return;
  for(;i<input.length;i++) {
    l = input[i]
    if (/[a-z]/i.test(l)) {
      out += yay ? l.toUpperCase() : l

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document.addEventListener('keydown', function(ev) {
    var audio = document.getElementById('audioplayer')
      , okayKeys = [32, 37, 39]
        ;

    if (okayKeys.indexOf(ev.keyCode) > -1) {
        ev.preventDefault();
    }

    // space (pause)

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OCLC / WMS / NCIP

a lotta initials here. This is me wrangling resources related to WMS NCIP service until I can actually get it to work.

WMS NCIP-specific info

• Service Documentation
  • Patron Profile - Contains example XML request/responses
  • Staff Profile - Contains example XML request/responses
• API Explorer
• Patron (OPAC) Profile

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building parsec (responsive themes) - joe casabona

• slides

• parsec theme

• sketch

  • have an idea of what it'll look like

• style tile

  • essentially a style guide / mockup

• view how everything looks

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#!/usr/bin/env iojs

var path = require('path')
  , fs = require('fs')
  , jsonPath = path.join(__dirname, 'places.json')
  , jobs = require(jsonPath)
  , places = jobs.places
  , spawn = require('child_process').spawn
  , argv = require('minimist')(process.argv.slice(2))
  , prompt = require('prompt')