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set lastName to ""
set lastArtist to ""

repeat
	
	tell application "iTunes"
		set trackName to name of current track
		set trackArtist to artist of current track
	end tell
	

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# Application Generator Template
# Modifies a Rails app to use Mongoid and Devise
# Usage: rails new app_name -m http://github.com/fortuity/rails3-mongoid-devise/raw/master/template.rb

# More info: http://github.com/fortuity/rails3-mongoid-devise/

# If you are customizing this template, you can use any methods provided by Thor::Actions
# http://rdoc.info/rdoc/wycats/thor/blob/f939a3e8a854616784cac1dcff04ef4f3ee5f7ff/Thor/Actions.html
# and Rails::Generators::Actions
# http://github.com/rails/rails/blob/master/railties/lib/rails/generators/actions.rb

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for i in *aiff; do sox "$i" "./converted/${i}" trim 20 60 fade 1 60 2; done;

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.centerize(@width, @height) {
	@backwards_width: (@width - @width * 2);
	@backwards_height: (@height - @height * 2);
	width: @width;
	height: @height;
	position: fixed;
	top: 50%;
	left: 50%;
	margin-top: @backwards_height / 2px;
	margin-left: @backwards_width / 2px;

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/*
	A Custom StreamStack HTTP implementation.
	Based off the work by Nathan Rajlich.
	(C) 2011 Nicholas Young. All rights reserved.
*/

var inherits      = require('util').inherits,
    querystring   = require('querystring'),
    StreamStack   = require('stream-stack').StreamStack,
    CRLF	  = '\r\n',

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fib = (n) ->
	if n < 2
		return n
	else
		return fib(n - 1) + fib(n - 2)

i = 0

while i <= 35
	console.log 'n = ' + i + ' => ' + fib(i)

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Building big Sinatra apps

I love many things about Sinatra, but it seems to assume that most of the applications built with it will be in a single file. That bugs me, and maybe you can help dispel this notion.

There are a few things I require if I'm to use Sinatra for my daily dev tasks:

An easy way to specify controllers

The resources and match methods in Rails, combined with the standard RESTful method definitions make this easy. While I understand that's not necessarily DRY by some standards, it's certainly better than writing:

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var ViewProperty = function(type, formatter) {
	this.type = type;
	if(typeof(formatter) === 'undefined') {
		this.plain = true;
	} else {
		this.formatter = formatter;
	}
};

ViewProperty.prototype.set = function(new_value) {

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var express = require('express'),
		api			= express();

var validateVersion = function (matched, def, callback) {
	var header = null;
	if (typeof def === 'function') {
		callback = def;
		def = false;
	}
	return function (req, res, next) {

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[BUG: requested Object for unknown NativeMethod handle type]
2   ruby  0x000000010f47d8e3 rubinius::bug(char const*) + 67
3   ruby  0x000000010f5ae38b rubinius::GenericArguments::invoke(rubinius::State*, rubinius::NativeMethod*, rubinius::NativeMethodEnvironment*, rubinius::Arguments&) + 1195
4   ruby  0x000000010f5adce2 rubinius::Object* rubinius::NativeMethod::executor_implementation<rubinius::GenericArguments>(rubinius::State*, rubinius::CallFrame*, rubinius::Executable*, rubinius::Module*, rubinius::Arguments&) + 908
5   ruby  0x000000010f4832ed rubinius::InlineCache::empty_cache(rubinius::State*, rubinius::InlineCache*, rubinius::CallFrame*, rubinius::Arguments&) + 629
6   ruby  0x000000010f486a46 rubinius::MachineCode::interpreter(rubinius::State*, rubinius::MachineCode*, rubinius::InterpreterCallFrame*) + 9814
7   ruby  0x000000010f4ef846 rubinius::Object* rubinius::MachineCode::execute_specialized<rubinius::TwoArguments>(rubinius::State*, rubinius::CallFrame*, rubinius::Executable*, rubinius::Module*,