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For his sixth album, Rebop (Gabwalk), local jazz guitarist, composer, and educator Paul Renz recruited his former Berklee classmate Anders Bostrom, whose sly, insinuating flute work has been heard with the likes of McCoy Tyner, Gary Burton, and Chick Corea. The tasty combination of Renz's fluid electric (reminiscent of Wes Montgomery on the way to Pat Metheny with a little Bill Frisell thrown in), Bostrom's flute, and Brian Ziemniak's bubbling Hammond organ results in breezy bop laced with blues, Latin tinges, and hints of pop and funk. Except for a lithe, glowing arrangement of Bud Powell's "Un Poco Loco," all of Rebop's compositions are originals, ranging from the playful, swirling funk of "Sloppy Joe" and the scintillating, carnival-flavored "Sambatude" to "Farewell HP," a quiet, elegant tribute to Renz mentor Herb Pomeroy. Renz's compositions and fretwork alike exult in unveiling intriguing melodic and rhythmic angles with insouciant charm, knocking out listeners with subtle firepower hidden in a splendid vocabulary of feints and finesse. Bostrom will be on hand as Renz marks Rebop's release at the Dakota, along with Ziemniak and the dynamic rhythm section of bassist Eric Graham and drummer Nathan Fryett.
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Hey, I'm new to rom hacking, but I'm trying to make a hack based off of ruby.
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Hi Stefano Mascioli, thanks for your new suggestion for the place of my pictures. But now I have a problem. I remember that it was belong water...(?)
The time from taken these two pictures was within one minute. So you may tell me, where I have to set the pion :-)
Cheers from Holland, Christien.
Hi Chris, I made a little walk in Rome this night. ;)
Well, this is a tipical structure of a renaissance fortification. In Rome, along the walls, there are only two places with this tipical structure: one is the Fort Michelangelo, on the south, the other a rivellino in the Aurelian's Walls near the Gianicolo. No water in this places, the city walls absolutely dont touch the river.
The only alternative, if you remember this particular, may be an external bastion of Castel Sant'Angelo, but the constructions up the structure, don't seems match with this, and on the right is visible a particular of the walls.
So it's difficult to locate exactly the point, I am only sure that the original position is wrong... Best regards from Rome, Stefano
Hi Chris, from yesterday I continued my investigations :)
There are two others possibility:
The Bastione along the Muro Torto, near Villa Borghese or, and I suspect this is the real place, the Fort along the Vaticans Walls, where are located the Vatican Museums.
Cheers from Rome, S.
Again, sorry! ;)
The direction of the shadows at 9,30. a.m show that the walls are with the front in the South-East quadrant. It's a puzzle! Cheers, Stefano
Hi Stefano,
I'll help you a little and uploaded right now 2 pictures for you which I made 1 minute before the other two. I was sitting in a bus and came from North (I think) and I saw all this on the left :-) You understand? On 09.30.30 o çlock I saw San Giovanni dei Fiorantini and there was water before (???) :-)
My English is not so very good, excuse me. The 2 pictures I uploaded right now, I'll delete when you had a look at them. When I have more time I'll upload much moore pictures from Rome, they are worth to look at...
Cheers from Holland and many many thanks you'll have a look at them and give me the right position from the other two...
Bye, Christien.
Preso! (Ik vond!) ;)
You made the shot from this position:
face North.
The subject is the ancient bastione of the Vatican Walls made by Antonio Da Sangallo, architect of the Pope, to protect the Gate of Santo Spirito on his right, from your point of view. Your idea to publish the 3 others was very useful, you can now cancel those shots.
If you have problems of location with other photos of Rome, don't esitate to ask, I am happy to help (if I can ;))
Cheers from Rome, Stefano
Hi Stefano. You're great to found the places. I'm so happy now. For me it's also a puzzle, because I was in Rome for 3 and a half days :-)
Whole Rome was very beautiful to see and worth to go back once...
Many thanks again and I'll put you in my favourites so if I need help...:-) and: because you have nice pictures from Rome.
Cheers from Holland, Chrsitien.
Hi Christien, you're welcome! ;)
Cheers from Rome, Stefano
Photo taken in Rione XIV Borgo, Roma, Italy


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Gary D. Corson, 71, of Jacksonville, Fla., passed away after a lengthy illness on Thursday, Nov. 8, 2012, at St. Vincent's Hospital with his daughter Susie Corson by his side.
Gary was born on July 13, 1941, to the late Valere Corson Dutton in Bridgeton. He later relocated to Bangor, Maine, and then to Jacksonville, Fla., to be with his daughter Susie. He proudly and honorably served in the U.S. Navy. After leaving the Navy, he became of member of Laborer's Union 415. He worked in construction most of his life. Aside from work he was a loving father, son, brother, grandfather and uncle. He enjoyed spending time with his family. He was an avid outdoorsman and enjoyed spending time enjoying nature, fishing, hunting and being on the bay. He loved animals, especially his dog Gigi. He enjoyed his Harley-Davidson and in his younger years rode it across country.
He is survived and missed by his daughters and sons-in-law, Tammy Corson of Maine, Sherry and Dale Allan of Tennessee, Susie Corson and Chuck Sikes of Florida, and Brenda and Alex Kele of New Jersey; son and daughter-in-law, Shawn and Shauna Merritt of Colorado; ex-wife, Suzanne Corson of Maine; stepsons, Brian, Anthony and Micheal Delvecchio of New Jersey; sisters, Ramona Merritt, Valerie Erwin and her fiance Patrick Erickson of New Jersey; brothers and sisters-in-law, Carl and Alice Dutton, Les and Tracey Dutton, Paul Dutton and Patricia Corson, all of New Jersey; as well as 11 grandchildren; 15 nieces and nephews; and lifelong best friends, Joesph and Iva Zanni of New Jersey. He is predeceased by his loving parents, Valere Corson Dutton and stepfather Albert C. Dutton; brothers, Glendon Corson, Ralph Mason Dutton; and daughter, Dawn Corson.
A private service for immediate family will be held in Jacksonville, Fla. A memorial service for family and friends will be held in New Jersey at a later date.
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A CLAAS RANGER 928 owned by the agricultural production cooperative Langeln eG, located west of Magdeburg, has proved its stamina: The telescopic loader has managed to achieve the impressive figure of 30,000 operating hours and will continue to serve as an aid to the agricultural production cooperative in its buildings.
Manufactured in 2000, the telescopic loader, made its way to the Harz mountains via the former distribution partner CLAAS Derenburg and was used on an almost daily basis. In addition to loading manure, straw and feed, its main tasks also included various types of construction work as well as the handling of grain and silage. "Even in the beginning it was already working up to 2,500 hours in a year," recalls Lothar König, technical director of the agricultural production cooperative which farms around 1,100 hectares, on which they grow crops as well as raising 1,100 cattle. The 105 h.p. telescopic loader is used for a wide variety of purposes. Lothar König also now uses the loader for smaller "age-appropriate" tasks in the barn passages and around the site of the business operation.
"CLAAS has been working with Telescopic Forklift technology specified for agricultural use for over 22 years but 30,000 operating hours is unparalleled," emphasises Norbert Täufer, telescopic loader product manager for the CLAAS distribution company, "this is rarely accomplished by a telescopic loader still on its original engine." Lothar König explains that other parts of the RANGER have been updated in the interim, including new axles and gears, and the windscreen and doors were also replaced. However, the loader's core has survived the 30,000 operating hour marathon.
The CLAAS RANGER 928 Plus in use on the farm.
Production of the RANGER for CLAAS in Grantham, England started in 1994. The first models to appear on the market were the RANGER 907, 907 T and 911 T. Up until 2000, the RANGER was manufactured in a range of different versions before it was replaced, firstly by the TARGO, then finally by the SCORPION in 2006. The agricultural production cooperative in Langeln has been working with CLAAS telescopic loaders for a number of years. Some eleven machines have been employed prior to now. In addition to the record holding RANGER 928, Langeln eG also now run a younger SCORPION 9055, currently the largest telescopic loader made by CLAAS.
The telescopic loader reached the 10,000-hour mark in 2004, whilst on its way to completing 30,000 operating hours. This anniversary was celebrated by (from left) Wilhelm Kambach (former CLAAS regional manager), Joachim Becker (former cooperative director), Stefan Koepke (former driver), Norbert Täufer (CVG telescopic loader product management), Lothar König (Cooperative technical director) and Dieter Kastner † (CLAAS Derenburg).
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CLAAS, a leading agricultural machinery manufacturer, is selling its interest in the company CLAAS GUSS GmbH.
"The buyers, connected with Ergocast Guss GmbH, will take over all shares in the foundry business. The parties have agreed confidentiality in respect to the contractual details.
"We firmly believe that not only will CLAAS GUSS find a new home, it will also acquire good prospects for the future within a larger foundry group. It will remain an important supplier for us, even under its new ownership", says Lothar Kriszun, Spokesman of the CLAAS Executive Board.
CLAAS GUSS is one of the leading foundries in Germany. Founded 1948, the company has a long tradition as a jobbing foundry. Employing a workforce of approximately 400, CLAAS GUSS has production sites in Gütersloh, Bad Saulgau in Swabia and Nortorf in Schleswig-Holstein. The company has already made huge efforts to develop new business and to reduce costs in a competitive environment characterised by overcapacity, spiralling internationalisation and industry-wide consolidation.
"The companies produce complementary ranges. Both sides will benefit from real synergies in terms of market development, business development and shared resources. The combined industry experience of the new owners and the synergy emerging in the new group will ensure that efforts undertaken so far will continue, and that they will make the company fit for the future", explains Karlheinz Kalze, Managing Director of CLAAS GUSS GmbH, where he will remain part of the team.
The sister company Ergocast Cast GmbH, located in Jünkerath in the Rhineland-Palatinate, was founded in 1687 and was part of the Mannesmann group until 2000. The company supplies major castings for power plant turbines, mechanical engineering, drive technology and hydraulics. Ergocast, like CLAAS GUSS, produces machine-shaped and hand-moulded castings up to 70 tons.
CLAAS will be showcasing its newest farming technology, designs and developments again this year at the DLG Field Days (14.-16. June 2016 in Haßfurt/Germany, booth No VA 34, GA 10). The main attraction will be current applications in the field of Smart Farming.
Potential applications and functionality will be presented and demonstrated using practical examples. These include site-specific soil treatment, the operation of automatic steering systems, machine monitoring and management as well as assessment and use of data for field catalogues.
A CROP SENSOR ISARIA will be run on rails through a winter barley field at the CLAAS stand to demonstrate the practical functionality of plot-specific fertilisation. While travelling over the field, the sensor measures green leaf intensity and the crop density to then calculate the current nitrogen requirements for the particular parcels. Visitors will have a live experience of how the sensor directly controls the slide opening of the attached fertiliser spreader and opens it wider or closes it depending on the calculated requirement. The system can also be used for pest management.
Visitors can also become acquainted with the newly developed "EASY on board App" and its potential applications at the CLAAS stand. The app makes it possible to operate the basic functions of ISO-Bus machines using an iPad. This includes, for example, controlling tractor and machine parameters or detecting malfunctions.
The FLEET VIEW application is another innovation presented by CLAAS. The application makes it possible to coordinate grain transport during harvesting, saving time and money. All of the drivers in a logistics chain are continuously informed by smartphone or tablet PC regarding the position and grain fill levels of the combine harvesters in the fleet. This information helps a driver to immediately decide which combine harvester they should empty next and which route they should set for it.
A live demonstration awaits visitors at the presentation of the completely redesigned CLAAS TELEMATICS solution. The practical advantages of the available TELEMATICS versions are demonstrated using two tractors and fertiliser spreaders. For example, contractors can use the app to optimise fleet management in a running work process via mobile end terminals or detect and quickly react to standstill times in real time. Spreader data can even be captured using the TONI function. The system therefore offers optimal data transparency and security for documentation and internal controlling purposes.
There will also be a live demonstration of the well proven CLAAS GPS steering systems. A tractor that navigates a slalom course using an RTK steering system will be on display at the CLAAS stand. Visitors can also obtain information regarding the specific CLAAS RTK correction data network available for their region.
CLAAS will also present the S10 Terminal for professional users with all of its extended functions and updates. Steering systems and ISOBUS attachments can be operated, and up to four analogue cameras displayed using the S10's high-resolution 10.4" touchscreen. The terminal also provides comprehensive reference line management. New modern features round out the offering, such as SECTION CONTROL, with which any overlaps of the ISOBUS attachments can be avoided, as well as ISOBUS Task Management.
Visitors at the booth can also explore current CLAAS AGROCOM crop cultivation software solutions. Highlights include the newest applications for generating plot catalogues and mobile data logging.
"Outstanding performance in technology and design" – this is a huge accolade for any agricultural machinery manufacturer. For the fifth consecutive year the readers of the American magazines "Diesel Progress North America" and "Diesel Progress International" chose the best products, technologies and innovations across twelve categories, in different areas of the automotive industry.
The CLAAS LEXION 780 triumphed in the newly added "agricultural equipment" category, by virtue of its design and technical functionality.
The "Diesel Progress Excellence In Equipment Awards" were presented on the second day of the bauma trade fair in Munich. The machines were shortlisted by the "Diesel Progress" editorial team together with external experts. Readers were then able to vote on the winners in each of the categories online and over 23,000 participated in the selection of the best machines this year.
The prizewinning CLAAS LEXION 780 with its award
CLAAS, one of the leading international agricultural machinery manufacturers, is to cooperate exclusively with Danish Agro, one of the leading Scandinavian agribusiness companies, in Norway, Sweden and Denmark, at the end of the agreement with the previous sales partner.
Following this, Danish Agro with its subsidiaries will assume market responsibility including service, and spare parts supply for the complete CLAAS product line in each of the three countries. CLAAS is determined to support the setup and rollout of the wholesale and retail organisation together with Danish Agro.
"We have ambitious targets in Scandinavia and we continue to implement our growth strategy in sales. I am delighted that we have found a partner in Danish Agro, with which we are well suited, both culturally and strategically," says Jan-Hendrik Mohr, member of CLAAS Group Executive Board and responsible for Sales and Marketing.
Also Group CEO of Danish Agro group, Christian Junker, sees a great potential in the deal.
"We are very satisfied with the deal with CLAAS. We see some significant structural changes going to happen in the machinery sales in Scandinavia. As a strong, international agribusiness in Scandinavia and the Baltic Region we are confident that we also here can become a strong machinery partner to the farmers," Christian Junker says and continues: "CLAAS is a well managed, family owned company with a long track record of manufacturing high quality machinery. Both our companies share the same values and I am sure we will be able to engage in a beneficial and trustful partnership," he says.
Danish Agro will ensure a comprehensive sales and service network in Norway, Denmark and Sweden and will rely on existing and new dealers as well as experienced sales and service staff while doing so.
The Danish Agro group consists of a number of agro-industrial companies in Denmark and abroad. They all have a common objective: to contribute to value-adding solutions within their individual areas in close collaboration with their customers. The group mainly operates within the sale of feed mixes, ingredients and vitamin mixes, fertiliser, crop protection, seeds and energy, plus the purchase of crops from farmers. The group is also distributor of a number of strong farm machinery brands, and runs an extensive chain of hobby and leisure retail outlets. The Danish Agro group has around 4500 employees and a budgeted turnover for 2016 of around EUR 4.7 billion.


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This is the error report I get when trying to install wordpress. Now I had wordpress on their but accidentally deleted the whole folder with my ftp account and then after doing this I deleted the domain name from my hosting and re added it.
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Waits for entries at a firebase location and then sends details on by email
Fire Mail is an easy to use npm module to send e-mail notifications based on entries in firebase.
You might want this if you have a client side web app with a contact us form, but still want to serve it over Amazon S3 for example.
npm install fire-mail
var fireMail = require"fire-mail";
There are three ways you can load in the configuration options
To use Nodemailer with templates, please see documentation for these projects.
This is a complete example to send an e-mail with plaintext and HTML body
var nodemailer = require"nodemailer"; // create reusable transport method (opens pool of SMTP connections) var smtpTransport = nodemailercreateTransport"SMTP" service: "Gmail" auth: user: "firstname.lastname@example.com" pass: "userpass" ; // setup e-mail data with unicode symbols var mailOptions = from: "Fred Foo ✔ <email@example.com>" // sender address to: "email@example.com, email@example.com" // list of receivers subject: "Hello ✔" // Subject line text: "Hello world ✔" // plaintext body html: "Hello world ✔" // html body // send mail with defined transport object smtpTransportsendMailmailOptions iferror console.logerror; else console.log"Message sent: " + responsemessage; // if you don't want to use this transport object anymore, uncomment following line //smtpTransport.close(); // shut down the connection pool, no more messages ;
See also the examples folder for full featured examples
Install through NPM
npm install nodemailer
Include the module
var nodemailer = require"nodemailer";
An e-mail can be sent with
sendMail(mailOptions[, callback]) command
transportsendMailmailOptions callback;
transport is a transport object created from the
nodemailer.createTransport method
Before you can send any e-mails you need to set up a transport method. This can
be done with
nodemailer.createTransport(type, options) where
type indicates
the transport protocol and
options defines how it is used.
var transport = nodemailercreateTransport"SMTP" smtp_options;
The same transport object can and should be reused several times.
When the transport method is defined, it can be used to send e-mail with
var transport = nodemailercreateTransport"SMTP" smtp_options; transportsendMail from: "email@example.com" to: "email@example.com" ;
type parameter can be one of the following:
SMTP is different from the other transport mechanisms, as in its case a connection pool is created. All the connections try to stay alive as long as possible and are reusable to minimize the protocol overhead delay - for example setting up TLS for authenticating is relatively lengthy process (in CPU terms, not by human terms), you do not want to do it several times.
Possible SMTP options are the following:
false, not needed with
service). If you're using port 587 then keep
secureConnection false, since the connection is started in insecure plain text mode and only later upgraded with STARTTLS
{user:"...", pass:"..."} or
{XOAuth2: {xoauth2_options}} or
{XOAuthToken: "base64data"}
var transport = nodemailercreateTransport"SMTP" service: "Gmail" auth: user: "firstname.lastname@example.com" pass: "userpass" ;
or the same without
service parameter
var transport = nodemailercreateTransport"SMTP" host: "smtp.gmail.com" // hostname secureConnection: true // use SSL port: 465 // port for secure SMTP auth: user: "firstname.lastname@example.com" pass: "userpass" ;
NB! if you want to close the pool (cancel all open connections) you can use
var transport = nodemailercreateTransport"SMTP"{};transportclose; // close the pool
nodemailer supports XOAUTH2 authentication protocol. To use this you need to obtain a Client ID and a Client Secret from Google API Console (Open "API Access" and create "Client ID for web applications") and then request a refresh token for an user. See Google OAuth 2.0 Offline Access for more information.
Once you have obtained the Client ID, Client Secret and a Refresh Token for an user, you can use these values to send mail on behalf of the user.
var transportOptions = auth: XOAuth2: user: "email@example.com" clientId: "8819981768.apps.googleusercontent.com" clientSecret: "{client_secret}" refreshToken: "1/xEoDL4iW3cxlI7yDbSRFYNG01kVKM2C-259HOF2aQbI" accessToken: "vF9dft4qmTc2Nvb3RlckBhdHRhdmlzdGEuY29tCg==" timeout: 3600
accessToken and
timeout values are both optional. If XOAUTH2 login fails a new access token is generated automatically and the login is retried.
Older XOAUTH is also supported by nodemailer for SMTP. XOAUTH is based on OAuth protocol 1.0 and is considered deprecated.
To use this, include
XOAuthToken option in
auth instead of the regular
user and
var transportOptions = auth: XOAuthToken: "R0VUIGh0dHBzOi8vbWFpbC5nb29...."
nodemailer includes also built in XOAUTH token generator which can be used
nodemailer.createXOAuthGenerator(). The function is preconfigured for
Gmail, so in this case only mandatory options are
token and
var XOAuthTokenGenerator = nodemailercreateXOAuthGenerator user: "firstname.lastname@example.com" // requestUrl: "https://oauth.access.point", // consumerKey: "anonymous", // consumerSecret: "anonymous", token: "1/O_HgoO4h2uOUfpus0V--7mygICXrQQ0ZajB3ZH52KqM" tokenSecret: "_mUBkIwNPnfQBUIWrJrpXJ0c" ;
One of
user or
requestUrl is mandatory.
consumerKey and
consumerSecret both
default to
var transportOptions = service: "Gmail" auth: XOAuthToken: nodemailercreateXOAuthGenerator user: "firstname.lastname@example.com" token: "1/O_HgoO4h2uOUfpus0V--7mygICXrQQ0ZajB3ZH52KqM" tokenSecret: "_mUBkIwNPnfQBUIWrJrpXJ0c"
SES is actually a HTTP based protocol, the compiled e-mail and related info (signatures and such) are sent as a HTTP request to SES servers.
Possible SES options are the following:
var transport = nodemailercreateTransport"SES" AWSAccessKeyID: "AWSACCESSKEY" AWSSecretKey: "AWS/Secret/key";
Sendmail transport method streams the compiled message to the stdin of sendmail command.
Options object is optional, possible sendmail options are the following:
sendmail command (defaults to "sendmail")
sendmail command (ie.
["-f", "email@example.com"]).
\n instead of the default
\r\n ending.
Currently the command to be spawned is built up like this: the command is either using
sendmail -i -f from_addr to_addr[] (by default) or
sendmail -i list_of_args[] (if
args property was given).
-i is ensured to be present on either case.
In the default case (no
args defined) From and To addresses are either taken from
Cc and
Bcc properties or from the
envelope property if one is present.
Be wary when using the
args property - no recipients are defined by default, you need to ensure these by yourself, for example by using the
-t flag.
var transport = nodemailercreateTransport"sendmail";
var transport = nodemailercreateTransport"sendmail" path: "/usr/local/bin/sendmail" args: "-t" "-f" "firstname.lastname@example.com";
Compatibility notice
Some sendmail implementations require all line endings to be <LF>. Set
noCR:true in the options argument to circument this.
Nodemailer supports DKIM signing with very simple setup. Use this with caution though since the generated message needs to be buffered entirely before it can be signed. Not a big deal with small messages but might consume a lot of RAM when using larger attachments.
Set up the DKIM signing with
useDKIM method for a transport object:
dkimOptions includes necessary options for signing
zzz is the selector
All messages transmitted through this transport objects are from now on DKIM signed.
Currently if several header fields with the same name exists, only the last one (the one in the bottom) is signed.
var transport = nodemailercreateTransport"Sendmail"; transportuseDKIM domainName: "kreata.ee" keySelector: "dkim" privateKey: fsreadFileSync"private_key.pem"; transportsendMailmailOptions;
See examples/example_dkim.js for a complete example.
If you want to use a well known service as the SMTP host, you do not need
to enter the hostname or port number, just use the
service parameter
Currently supported services are:
Predefined service data covers
port and secure connection settings,
any other parameters (ie.
auth) need to be set separately. Service names are
case insensitive, so using "gmail" instead of "Gmail" is totally fine.
var smtpTransport = nodemailercreateTransport"Gmail" auth: user: "firstname.lastname@example.com" pass: "userpass" ;
or alternatively
var smtpTransport = nodemailercreateTransport"SMTP" service: "Gmail" // sets automatically host, port and connection security settings auth: user: "firstname.lastname@example.com" pass: "userpass" ;
Actually, if you are authenticating with an e-mail address that has a domain name like @gmail.com or @yahoo.com etc., then you don't even need to provide the service name, it is detected automatically.
var smtpTransport = nodemailercreateTransport"SMTP" auth: user: "email@example.com" // service is detected from the username pass: "userpass" ;
The following are the possible fields of an e-mail message:
email@example.com or formatted
Sender Name <firstname.lastname@example.com>
To: field
Cc: field
Bcc: field
Reply-To: field
{"X-Key-Name": "key value"} (NB! values are passed as is, you should do your own encoding to 7bit and folding if needed)
failure and
delay. If any of these are set to true, DSN will be used
All text fields (e-mail addresses, plaintext body, html body) use UTF-8 as the encoding. Attachments are streamed as binary.
var transport = nodemailercreateTransport"Sendmail"; var mailOptions = from: "email@example.com" to: "firstname.lastname@example.com" subject: "Hello world!" text: "Plaintext body" transportsendMailmailOptions;
Nodemailer supports SendGrid SMTP API out of the box - you can use objects as header values and these are automatically JSONized (and mime encoded if needed).
var mailOptions = headers: 'X-SMTPAPI': category : "newuser" sub: "%name%": "Žiguli Õllepruul" subject: "Hello, %name%"
This also applies to any other service that expects a JSON string as a header value for specified key.
generateTextFromHTML option is set to true, then HTML contents of the mail is automatically converted
to plaintext format when plaintext content is empty or missing.
For example
mailOptions = generateTextFromHTML: true html: '
Hello world

How are you?' // text: '' // no text part
is automatically converted in the backround by Nodemailer to:
mailOptions = // source html: html: '
Hello world

How are you?' // automatically generated plaintext message: text: "Hello world\n"+ "===========\n"+ "\n"+ "**How** are you?"
As you can see the output syntax for
generateTextFromHTML looks similar to markdown, and that
is exactly the case here - Nodemailer includes a simple HTML to markdown converter. But don't
expect too much from it, it's not full featured or perfect, just some regexes here and there.
Attachment object consists of the following properties:
fileName property
One of
filePath or
streamSource must be specified, if none is
present, the attachment will be discarded. Other fields are optional.
Attachments can be added as many as you want.
var mailOptions = attachments: // utf-8 string as an attachment fileName: "text1.txt" contents: "hello world!" // binary buffer as an attachment fileName: "text2.txt" contents: "hello world!""utf-8" // file on disk as an attachment fileName: "text3.txt" filePath: "/path/to/file.txt" // stream this file // fileName and content type is derived from filePath filePath: "/path/to/file.txt" // stream as an attachment fileName: "text4.txt" streamSource: fscreateReadStream"file.txt" // define custom content type for the attachment fileName: "text.bin" contents: "hello world!" contentType: "text/plain" // use URL as an attachment fileName: "license.txt" filePath: "https://raw.github.com/andris9/Nodemailer/master/LICENSE"
Run the tests with npm in Nodemailer's directory
npm test
Fire-Mail is licensed under the MIT license. Basically you can do whatever you want to with it.


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2007 Dodge Nitro R/T....Paid 28K cash Great car? Whaaaaaat? I bought my Nitro the introductory year 2007, biggest mistake I have ever made. How many recalls issued on this vehicle in 4 frickin' years? 12? How is it not considered a lemon? I brought my car to the dealership for an oil change and some recall repairs...They replaced the wiper motors and resealed the roof rack....4 weeks later the engine blew.....The filter they put on the car was defective plus there was no gasket when then ruptured filter was removed. They replaced the engine under warranty, that was good....However, I had to return the car 4 times becuz while in operation, the engine would quit and the electrical system would fail...No power steering and no brakes, great in a Chicago winter. This all becuz of bad computers, 4 of them. Then the wipers failed with their new motors....The roof rack seal is not only gone, but the rack is cracked in 3 places....I don't use it!!!!!!!! I have three windows I cannot lower becuz the motors have failed, the drivers side door handle has broken, the emergency brake engages in cold weather and etc, etc......So many problems with this car, I have returned to the dealership multiple times for repairs, only to have the issue arise again....The Nitro was a piece of JUNK!!!!!!! I paid cash and wish I could afford to get rid of it now....I seriously hate this car and it's worth nothing at trade in....Less than 3 years after buying the car, it was only worth 5k at the dealership....Dodge knew they built a POS!!!!!! Why only run it 4 years???
I have had my Nitro since 2007 and absolutely hate it. The engine light has a mind of its own. Goes on and off and can't seem to find the problem. Luggage racks started coming off after warranty was up and of course they are over $250 for new ones. Make horrible noise when going down road. Driver's door handle broke. Wipers are horrible and have to replace blades constantly. Dealer told me seats would not stain. That is a laugh. They look horrible and you cannot get it out. Paid for and will keep and run into ground as I do not want to give these problems to someone else. DO NOT BUY!!!!!!!
I have had my Nitro 2007 for a year in feb.The drivers seat is manual but the adjustment piece to raise or lower the seat has broken into many pieces. Also when i put the 4 wheel driver on and try to disingauge back to 2 wheel i have a grinding sound for days. My engine light stays on for weeks then just goes off. My seats are stained with blue and orange marker that i can not remove. Thank you for your time.Yours ,May Lookadoo p.s.low head lights dont seem to be bright enough. Again thanks for your time.
This is THE worse vehicle I hace ever owned! I have had nothing but problems since the day I drove it off the lot!! It seems that if it wasn't the brakes it was the wipers (the blades need to be replaced ever 2 - 3 months because they skip so badly) or the check engine light stays on. It's always something. Now that it's paid for I'll keep it but I'll definitelt discourage anyone from buying a Nitro. BUT, if you do decide to buy a Nitro, beware, the dealership will tell you that the seats have some sort of stainproofing that covers the seats and allows you to just wipe stains away. That's not true, your seats will stain even worse, and nothing will get the stains out.
The problem is I cant figure out how to get it out of Anti theft mode!?!?!?!
Vehicle purchased for commute and hauling occasional trailers (boat, seados, motorcycle, lawn mower etc.). Hauling works great, however, transmission is a bit clunky requiring some pushing to get the vehicle to downshift for passing. Brake components are already needing replacement - oddest one is brake calipers wearing down faster than expected. Odd failures include two stereo head unit failures and cruise control failure by this point in 3 years of ownership. Note: no handles for entering or exiting SUV from front seats but having handles for back seats seems odd too. Cabin noise was expected when purchased but makes vehicle virtually obsolete in the current vehicle market. Steering is a bit loose but again expected - a commuter vehicle not a sport SUV. Truck based so the ride is rough - expected but given new competition again vehicle obsolete. Body styling decent but cheap interior offsets any impression from the exterior. Stock tires last 60000 miles so there is a plus. And for towing the solid rear axle does outstanding - though for larger trailers the sway is annoying even with a sway control bar. Overall a decent versatile SUV for those who need to tow but can't afford a nicer truck/SUV.


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-- Paul Dirac
Just erected two trellises today for squash, melon, and watermelon. Also planted red and yellow onion sets.
One does not simply ride their bike into Mordor! - electrik
@john gault that's very cool! Thanks for sharing
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What fruits, berries, vegs can I plant in the shade? Much of my new yard is shaded and it has me frustrated.
more cops have been killed by donuts than guns in chicago it is a medical fact ask any doctor.
One does not simply ride their bike into Mordor! - electrik
I don't have much of a garden area, but I do mix a couple veggies into the backyard landscape. I've got 3 tomato plants, a couple jalepenos, 1 habenero plant, a couple cucumber vines, couple grape vines, 2 blueberry bushes, and an apple tree.
The cucumbers will grow on the same trellis the grape vines grow on. All of it is worked in between the azaleas, gardenias, and numerous other bushes in the far back of the yard.
I think a lot of you guys would have loved the 70's British sitcom The Good Life. I loved it as a kid. > https://www.google.com.au/search?q=t...d=0CIsBENUCKAE
It's all about a couple turning there back yard into a farm and being self sufficient and there neighbours hating them for it.
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Here's a fairly awesome list of 40 edibles that will grow in the shade.
40 Fruits, vegetables and herbs that will grow in partial shade - Mankato Green Culture | Examiner.com
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There is a small section that gets 6-8 hours of direct sun where I can put tomatoes. Last year I put napa cabbage and bok choy in the shade.
Much of the yard is shaded by a big oak and a medium gum. The soil is loamy and acidic from the years of acorns. I've looked into buying some blueberry bushes. Some currants would be nice. I didn't know blackberries like shade. Those would be nice. If they took over the yard I wouldn't have to mow so much.
I am going down to the river today to catch some fish to bury under the tomato plants that I will buy on my way home from fishing.
more cops have been killed by donuts than guns in chicago it is a medical fact ask any doctor.
I have two blueberry bushes; I don't do anything to the soil, other than mulch heavily, compost in place and provide habitat for numerous organisms.
Here you can see my two blueberry bushes and the surrounding "weeds" which attracts pollinators and other insects. I forget the breed of the blueberry plants, will have to look that up.
The lighter colored one I thought died over the winter, but it came back nicely; they seem to do better every year. Now, if I can only get at the blueberries before them damn birds...
This one I thought died over last winter, lost all its foliage
"The aim of science is to make difficult things understandable in a simpler way; the aim of poetry is to state simple things in an incomprehensible way. The two are incompatible."
-- Paul Dirac
@john gault What kind of climate is Florida considered? That's some amazing stuff you've been showing off!
@sknhgy you have no idea how jealous I am of you right now.. I've gotten to go fishing exactly once in the last month and it was at 3:30pm on a still and tiny lake.. so no fish caught :/ I also wonder if Napa cabbage is local to me here.. (Napa being the next county over)
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We were transforming the yard into produce gardens, but then we didn't end up wanting to continue being a we and will shortly be abandoning our efforts at gardening that location.
Still. Some scallions that went unpicked in the Fall have made it through the winter are were in dinner last night. I expect the strawberry patch and wild blueberries will thrive with the wet Spring we've had. And there's bound to be some volunteer and annuals coming back to life with no effort on my end.
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I am a student, so I have limited space, but I do what I can.
I garden when I stay at my parents house, I plant your standard vegetable garden (Eggplant, carrots, cabbage, corn, beans (usually Fava), cucumbers (For pickling, etc. I also maintain some raspberry and blueberry bushes. In a raised bed set-up I built for them years ago.
In my dorm room, apartment, or wherever I might live for school, I am very much into indoor gardening and houseplants. Currently, I have been experimenting with different ways to propagate and variegate different species of cactus and succulent. Basically, finding what process is most successful. It is a long term process, and I just now started planting my propagations from Mid November . I love it, and I currently have 90 + (97?) plants in my room, which, I think is my maximum for my current living situation.
I am so excited to buy my first house so I can have my own garden and greenhouse.
Off topic: botany is one of my career interests. I am currently a Geology major.
Since that is 99% of all lawns, apparently not.
I put in a blackberry bush a few days ago. Think I'll put in a blueberry, too. Nothing would make me happier than if the blackberries took over the yard.
more cops have been killed by donuts than guns in chicago it is a medical fact ask any doctor.
3+ inches of spring snow here yesterday and last night. Hope the waterwalls around my tomatoes don't freeze. Ugh
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Just built these tomato cages over the weekend.
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Regarding the birth chart I posted for earlier this is what was read,
Ruach hakodesh can manifest in one who has activated the messianic point..
The feminine receptacle for Mashiach is associated with Shekinah
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So based on my chart Rachel who would you say I am or will embody inthe coming years. Who does my chart represent as far as revelation is concerned?
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Do you know about the blood moons of 2014-2015? Based on Jupiter's transits I believe your revelation is connected with this cycle. You can read about it here or on the sites I link to in this article: [link to kabbalastrology.wordpress.com]
After the blood moon on Passover 2015, you will be completing your inner work. Between the 17th of Tammuz and the 9th of Av your higher self will come to light and have expression in the outside world. This will happen around July of 2015 when Jupiter crosses into the 7th house.
Read here about the revelation of the Ba'al Shem Tov, who was born two days after you on the Kabbalistic calendar: [link to www.meaningfullife.com] He was hidden for 40 years and revealed at the time of sunrise on the sixth day of creation, or three quarters of the way through the sixth millenium (1740), as prophecized by the Zohar. He went from nobody schoolteacher to miracle worker and leader when the time came.
Your revelation will have to do with making peace between traditions (planets in Libra, MC in Sagittarius) through the bringing forth of new layers of traditional texts (IC in Gemini). It is a good idea to spend the rest of your incubation period studying, beginning with the Bible, and moving into the esoteric layers. (Study can also hasten the revelation, as Torah preceded time)
Your north node conjunct Uranus in the 8th house opposite Moon and Chiron in Taurus indicates a past life wound which is at odds with your soul purpose and which you will alchemize as part of the fulfillment of your mission. The mission of your soul is very high as the north node is linked with Uranus which represents the crown of the tree of Life. The Moon in Taurus is associated with the creation of the world and the generations of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob before the formation of the Israelite nation. Chiron indicates a wound which will turn into a source of strength. It could be that your past life is connected with the book of Genesis in some way. You may have come back to bridge a rift between Israel and the early nations mentioned in the stories of Abraham and Melkizedek. When you realize that the role you played in other lives was part of the divine plan, and resolve wholeheartedly to do teshuva or complete return in this lifetime, you have the power to turn the sins of kings and nations and entire periods of history into merits and thus make the world worthy in the eyes of Heaven and hasten the revelation.
Your Chiron is at 1 Taurus which on the Tree of Life is parallel to the Tiferet of Malchut. Tiferet is represented by the biblical patriarch Jacob. Malchut is the feminine presence, Shekhinah, and the Ruach HaKodesh. This relates to the experience you are carrying from a past life and the basis from which you emerge to move towards your soul mission in this lifetime. The Tiferet of Malchut is the Sun within the Moon, the masculine within the feminine, the chosen one within the holy spirit. Taurus was also the sign of the Bull and was expressed at the sin of the golden calf when the Israelites waited for their leader to descend from the mountain and turned to a statue instead. This statue represented Tiferet, beauty, of the other side, as they yearned for Malchut, the holy spirit, of Moses. It could also be that you carry a wound from this traumatic experience of turning to external beauty while waiting for true revelation. The rectification of this is bringing the material world into service of the higher truth, through blessing food, giving charity, creating a family, using wealth for the dissemination of knowledge, etc. Rather than asceticism, explore how lifting the sparks of the material world serves to express G-d's dominion over the body and world of matter as well, expressing the ultimate truth of oneness.
The past can also be rectified by acquiring a deeper understanding (node in Scorpio) of how the pitfalls and stumbling blocks of the moments when revelation was blocked served to bring in higher levels of revelation and compassion into the universe and thus demonstrate how all serves the ultimate good, as known by the Divine Will (Keter). In our time too, it is easy to judge the world. There is a deeper way, the way of the Jewish mystics and true seers of all traditions, who know that G-d's dominion is hidden to such a degree that even the challenge to holiness serves to advance the ultimate purpose. This deeper layer of reality is accessed through Torah study, which brings forth Chesed - lovingkindness, and judges the world favorably.
Yearly beginning from the end of August through the winter solstice will be a period of relative revelation and action, peaking at the end of November when the sun crosses your midheaven. On the Kabbalistic calendar this is also the new year for the revelation of new mystical secrets that hasten the messianic era. By increasing Torah study throughout the year this time becomes all the more potent. The Rebbe's words for 4 Scorpio, the degree of your north node-Uranus, is "the atmosphere of the home becomes an atmosphere of Torah and piety." This is the true meaning of the building of the third temple, right within our own very midst.
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"I can't think of a better way to spend an overly hot weekend than with these strong manly lead characters Though the shy, quiet guys will be sure to grab you by your heartstrings and never let you go! The only reason I mentioned this is because many of these boys don't stick out for the things they say but for the actions that take. I hope you thoroughly enjoy this collection of anthologies as much as I did."
Night Owl Reviews
"Best Gay Erotica 2012 is an anthology of sensuously erotic tales by a diverse assortment of authors, all with one theme in common: strenuous, passionate, man-on-man physical love. The strong-language sexual adventures come fast and charged with graphic detail, in this collection especially intended to promote pleasure in the privacy of one's home (perhaps with the aid of safe and skin-friendly lubricant). Best Gay Erotica 2012 lives up to its title as a compendium of only the finest in lurid, vivid and sexually explicit tales of gay lust."
Midwest Book Review
"Every story in this anthology is well written and absolutely, exquisitely luscious. There is not one story that fails to induce goose-bumps on your skin and plenty of lubrication in your underwear. These stories, all of them, require that you read them either in good company or with just one hand and your personal lubricant of choice nearby - or both!"
Arketipo 187
"Each entry is extremely well-written, and whether the reader is taken in by a story's plot, characters or explicit sex (and there is plenty!), the anthology is a worthy, enjoyable read..... Best Gay Erotica 2012 is an impressive collection of stories that will amuse, delight andabove allexcite readers in a variety of genres."
"Gathering the hottest, freshest, and most literary fiction for the year, Best Gay Erotica 2012 captures the tenderness and raw energy of man-on-man desire. ...These provocative and potent short stories will grab your attention and your erotic imagination."