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var i = 0; var sum = 0; var iv = setInterval(function () { sum += i; if (i++ === 10) { clearInterval(iv); } }, 300);
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Wednesday Feb 23 2011 update: after an insightful conversation, there are several other intrinsicies involved to get a solid domReady working across multiple browsers. Thus because of this, $script.js has an updated version of how a proper domReady should be implemented thanks to research done by @jdalton. This evening after tooling around with trying to optimize bits and pieces from a recently fo
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