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Find serenity in the midst of San Francisco's vibrant Union Square and experience an urban hideaway designed with you in mind. Hotel Nikko invites you to experience authentic and inviting Asian hospitality in the heart of San Francisco with an array of luxury amenities and features.
Hotel Nikko brings the best of San Francisco within your reach, while offering first-rate, boutique-style amenities catered to your travel needs.
Due to COVID-19 precautions, our HealthClub and Indoor Pool are currently closed.
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Enjoy free upgraded Premium Internet, 30Mbps and up to 5 devices in all of our rooms and public space.
Glass-Enclosed Pool - Currently Closed
Go for a refreshing dip in our renovated 15-meter swimming pool and whirlpool spa featuring an indoor/outdoor deck area, complete with convivial seating areas, three inviting firepits, and an upgraded food and beverage menu including s'more kits. The wind-shielded area also features a dog run. Our pool is open daily from 6:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m and access is included in your Guest Amenity Fee.
Located on the fifth floor, our 10,000-square-foot health club offers strength-training and cardio equipment and is open from 7am to 6pm daily. The cost is $10.00 per hour per person and you must make a reservation with our Front Desk for access. Access is granted to guests of the hotel ONLY. Hotel Nikko will only allow 4 people per hour in the health club at a time to ensure proper social distancing.
Fuel your stay with your favorite coffee drinks, gourmet beverages, and snacks from Starbucks as you explore the city revitalized. Stop in for pastries, order premium coffee brewed fresh throughout the day, and set out to take in the best of San Francisco with a Starbucks pick-me-up.
UPS Business Center - Currently Closed
Take care of business while on the road with comprehensive services at our UPS Store Business Center, located on the lobby level of Hotel Nikko. Access everything you need to stay productive, including printing, shipping, copying, and office supplies. For more information, contact us at (415) 837-1929.
Entirely Non-Smoking Property
UPS Business Center - (Temporarily Closed)
15-meter Indoor Pool (Temporarily Closed)
Hot Tub (Temporarily Closed)
Bar / Lounge (Temporarily Closed)
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Breakfast Available ($)
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Safe-deposit Box (front desk)
Pet Terrace with Dog Run
Secure Parking Garage
Free Newspapers (lobby)
ADA Accessible Amenities
Accessible Guest Rooms with 32 Inch Wide Openings
Accessible Public Restroom
Accessible Registration Check-in Counter
ADA Compliant Elevator
Braille Signage throughout property
Entire hotel area is accessible by wheelchair
Front Door Bell
Grab Bars in Public Bathrooms
Ground Floor Hotel Entrance
Hotel corridors a minimum of 36" wide
On-Site Designated Accessible Parking
Registration Desk is Accessible
Roll-in ADA showers available
Service Animals Allowed At No Additional Charge
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Does the room rate include breakfast?
Our standard rooms do not include breakfast, however Imperial Floor room rates include daily hot breakfasts at ANZU Restaurant, as well as complimentary Internet. Both á la carte and buffet breakfasts in ANZU are available starting at 6:30 a.m. Buffet service is available until 10:30 a.m. while á la carte service is available until 11 a.m., daily.https://www.hotelnikkosf.com/resourcefiles/customfaqimages/breakfasts-at-anzu-restaurant-hotel-nikko-san-francisco-california.jpgbreakfasts at ANZU Restaurant, Hotel Nikko San Francisco, California
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We have the Nicolas Studio hair salon at the hotel on the porte-cochére level, which offers an array of styling services and hair care products for purchase. To make an appointment or for further information, please contact the salon directly at (415) 928-6565 or visit www.nicolashair.com.https://www.hotelnikkosf.com/resourcefiles/customfaqimages/salon-at-hotel-nikko-san-francisco-california.jpgsalon at Hotel Nikko San Francisco, California
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We are pleased to offer complimentary 756kb speed internet access in all of our guest rooms (up to three devices per room). Upgraded Premium high-speed (4 Mb/sec, HD streaming speed) Wi-Fi access for up to three devices is available for $13.95 per day or $29.95 for three consecutive days.https://www.hotelnikkosf.com/resourcefiles/customfaqimages/internet-access-in-hotel-nikko-san-francisco-california.jpginternet access in Hotel Nikko San Francisco, California
Our standard rooms do not include breakfast, however Imperial Floor room rates include daily hot breakfasts at ANZU Restaurant, as well as complimentary Internet. Both á la carte and buffet breakfasts in ANZU are available starting at 6:30 a.m. Buffet service is available until 10:30 a.m. while á la carte service is available until 11 a.m., daily.
Our Fitness Center is Temporarily Closed.
We have the Nicolas Studio hair salon at the hotel on the porte-cochére level, which offers an array of styling services and hair care products for purchase. To make an appointment or for further information, please contact the salon directly at (415) 928-6565 or visit www.nicolashair.com.
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Q: Get angles in the range -180 to +180 Before I start thanking everybody.
Through my application s/w I will read syncro values which will be in angles.
When I run Python script, the values are collected in particular variables.
Suppose the range is -180 to 180.
And I got angle as -180. According to the requirement it should be +/-1 deg window;ie; between 179 and -179.
How I will check whether its falling in that range ?
angle = -180
tolerance = 1 (in degree)
if(180-1) <= -180 <= (-180+1):
       # statements

angle1 = -179
tolerance = 1
if(-170-1)<= -179 <= (-179+1):
      # statements

angle2 = 179
tolerance = 1
if(179-1) <= 179 <= (179+1):
         # statements

will this work for all angle combinations ? what you think ?

A: if -180 < x < 180:
    #do something

This includes -179 and 179 in the range, but not -180 and 180.

A: If I understand you correctly, you have some angles that you want to make sure that they are close to a target angle, given a specific tolerance defining the closeness. I think this is what you need:
def restrict_angle(angle):
    "make sure any angle falls in the [0..360) range"
    return angle % 360

def is_angle_almost(angle, target_angle, tolerance):

    tolerance= abs(tolerance) # same meaning, easier logic

    angle= restrict_angle(angle)
    upper_limit= restrict_angle(target_angle + tolerance)
    lower_limit= restrict_angle(target_angle - tolerance)

    if upper_limit < lower_limit: # when target_angle close to -180
        upper_limit+= 360

    return (lower_limit <= angle <= upper_limit
        or lower_limit <= angle + 360 <= upper_limit)

if __name__ == "__main__":
    for test in (
        ( (90, 92, 3), True),
        ( (90, 92, -3), True),
        ( (90, 92, -1), False),
        ( (180, 181, 1), True),
        ( (180, 182, 1), False),
        ( (179, -180, 1), True),
        ( (-175, 180, 6), True),
        ( (-175, 180, 4), False),
        ( (4, 0, 5), True),
    ):
        if is_angle_almost(*test[0]) != test[1]:
            print ("fails for " + str(test[0]))
            break
    else:
        print "all tests successful"

The function you will use is is_angle_almost.

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Forest Utilization Drives Both Economic & Environmental Returns
Author: Stan Parton
As stated in my most recent blog post, the debate in Washington has progressed from whether policies should be put in place to combat climate change to what policies should be put in place. But we have learned to temper our expectations from Washington. To wit, Rep. Raul Grijalva (D-Ariz.), who happens to be the chairman of the House Natural Resources Committee, apparently doesn't like the idea of planting more trees.
Grijalva opposes Rep. Bruce Westerman's proposed Trillion Trees Act, legislation that seeks to plant 1 trillion trees globally by 2050 and incentivize the use of wood products as carbon sequestration devices.
"I don't see it as comparable in terms of dealing with the depth of the issue that we're confronting," Grijalva said. "I don't want it to divert from the fact that this Congress has to make some tougher decisions."
It is simply hard to imagine how anyone would oppose global afforestation efforts for the long-term benefit of the environment, especially as the specter of climate change looms large.
To be fair, Grijalva naturally favors his own solution via the American Public Lands and Waters Climate Solution Act (H.R. 5435), "which would require the federal government to manage more than 600 million acres of federal public lands to reduce greenhouse gas emissions as a way to address climate change," per a recent Bloomberg piece.
"That includes pausing all fossil fuel leasing on federal lands, promoting renewable energy development there, and studying how the U.S. can use public lands for carbon dioxide sequestration," Bloomberg concluded.
Grijalva says that new legislation must prioritize a decrease in fossil energy emissions, which is also an important step in addressing climate change. "All the trees in the world won't stand a fighting chance if we don't cut our fossil fuel emissions," he added.
We do not believe the debate should be between reducing fossil energy emissions vs. increased carbon sequestration by promoting forest growth and wood products utilization. On the contrary, we believe that we need, and must, do both. Forest products and wood bioenergy can play an important role and make significant contributions in the global effort to mitigate the damage caused by greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions.
Simply put, we need an "all of the above" approach.
Forest2Market has demonstrated through its independent analytical work that economic and environmental interests tend to work in concert more often than not. Our policy support work has shown direct statistical correlations between healthy commercial markets for wood products, including wood energy and an INCREASE in forest inventory and thus carbon sequestration, not the opposite.
How do we know this?
Most opponents of forest utilization (even for carbon-neutral biomass energy) have an incorrect view that timberland (the forest) is a pristine, untouched reserve in a static state. However, the manufacture of wood products continues to support our society in many beneficial ways: housing/building products, paper products, energy, textiles, chemicals, and a myriad of other products. In the US South—which is the primary source of wood pellets that are being utilized in markets around the world—the majority of timberland is owned by private individuals.
For the sake of convenience, let's look at a single forest market to demonstrate how economic and environmental interests can work together.
Because of concerns about the growth of the wood pellet industry in the US, Forest2Market was commissioned to examine the history and sustainability of the US forest assets as policy support in 2017. For the study, we conducted a statistical analysis for a 70-year period of the forest acreage, demand and inventory, and we found some very interesting and counter intuitive statistically significant correlations.
Over the period from 1953-2015 in the US South:
Timberland acreage remained approximately constant within 3 percent (during the period, urban expansion took some forestland but at the same time, due to the expansion of corporate farming, small family farms now untilled returned to forest essentially offsetting urban expansion).
Population in the US South increased dramatically from 40.4 to 107.3 million people (166 percent) in 2015.
Substantial economic growth occurred resulting in an increased demand for housing/lumber, paper and other forest products such as furniture. Real US GDP increased over six-fold from $2.6 to $16.4 trillion.
This increase in population and economics resulted in a 57 percent increase of forest materials harvested from privately-held timberland. However, in the face of this significant increase demand, inventories of the forest INCREASED by an astounding 108 percent.
With this confluence of factors, one would assume that the timber inventory would be diminished. However, our findings demonstrated the opposite. During this time period, on the same forest land base, we saw a DOUBLING of forest inventory (which, of course, is sequestered carbon) compared to 70 years ago. The statistical correlation is that increased demand results in increased inventory, not the opposite. Why did (and does) this happen? Economics.
Timber and the land the timber is on are economic assets. As is the case with any commodity product, when there is a healthy market for their assets, owners actively manage these assets to maximize economic return. During this period of economic growth and demand, timberland owner figured out how to increase the productivity (tons available per acre) by more than double, primarily through advanced forest management techniques. Our private forest management system is a great example of how free markets can work.
The growth of the wood pellet industry and the emerging biofuels industry have created new demand for wood raw materials. This will lead to a further increase in forest inventory and in increase in sequestered carbon.
Do we need to reduce our use of fossil sources for energy? Absolutely. Do we need to increase carbon sequestration? Absolutely. But the policy support that is most needed is to level the economic playing field between fossil-based carbon and above ground bio-based carbon energy.
We welcome Rep. Bruce Westerman's initiative for planting a trillion trees. If bioenergy were to be recognized and accepted for the contribution it can make in fighting climate change, the marketplace would naturally respond by increasing the forest inventory and, thus, carbon sequestration.
It's simple economics.
Healthy demand and economic returns incent timberland owners to keep forestlands forested and to invest in advanced timber management practices, which benefit all of humanity both economically and environmentally.
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With over a 140 bicycle accidents in Hillsborough County so far this year, and being an amateur cyclist myself, I believe in taking personal responsibility for my own safety by being a defensive cyclist. Just as we drive cars defensively, let's ride our bike defensively. Here's a refresher on the top ten list of Florida Bicycle Laws, most of which can be found in Section 316.2065, Florida Statutes at www.leg.state.fl.us/statutes.
1. When operated on a roadway, a bike is considered a "vehicle" and the cyclist is the "operator" of a vehicle. The cyclist must follow the same traffic rules as the operator of a vehicle as well as those rules applicable to a cyclist. However, when on a sidewalk, a cyclist is considered a "pedestrian", and must follow the same rules as that of a pedestrian as well as those rules applicable to a cyclist.
2. Cyclists under the 16 years of age must wear a helmet. Fastened. Yes, it is a battle, but make your teens and 'tweens wear them. In fact, should a child be injured in a cycling accident, Section 316.2065(19) provides that the failure of a parent to allow a child to ride without a helmet may be considered evidence of the negligence or contributory negligence of that parent.
3. When a roadway has a marked bike lane, cyclists must use it. If there is no marked bike lane, then the cyclist must ride as close as practicable to the right-hand curb. Or if on a one-way street with two or more traffic lanes, ride as close to the left-hand edge as possible.
4. If riding between sunset and sunrise: cyclists must use a front light showing a white light which can be seen from at least 500 feet; and on the rear, a reflector showing a red light visible from at least 600 feet.
5. On a roadway, a cyclist must ride with traffic. Statistics show that riding the wrong way into oncoming traffic accounts for 15% of bike-vehicle collisions. It has to do with a vehicle driver not expecting traffic, whether bike or vehicle, to be approaching from the wrong direction.
6. However, when on a sidewalk, since a cyclist is considered a "pedestrian," the cyclist can ride in either direction.
7. As when riding on a roadway, cyclists must follow traffic control signals, so when riding on a sidewalk, cyclists must obey pedestrian intersection crossing signals.
8. Cyclists cannot use earbuds, headphones or other listening devices, other than a hearing aid. Although not specified in the statutes, it could be argued that this includes a prohibition against the use of cell phones.
9. Cyclists cannot ride while under the influence of drugs or alcohol, just as the operator of a vehicle cannot do so. Further, open containers of alcoholic beverages are prohibited while riding.
10. Violations of Section 316.2065, Florida Statutes, are considered noncriminal traffic infractions, subject to a fine of up to $500.00.
Whether riding a bike, driving a vehicle, or walking on a sidewalk, we each have a duty to use reasonable care to prevent injury to others. Use the same reasonable care to prevent injury to ourselves by practicing defensive cycling.


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Tully Multi-Use Sporting Complex Gains Funding Approval
Posted on 14 March 2019 . Tags: Planning Approval, Queensland
Queensland Minister for Planning Cameron Dick
New Sporting Complex A Big Win For Tully
Sports fans in Tully will be cheering the news their town has received funding for a new sporting complex through Round 4 of the Palaszczuk Government's successful $295 Million Building our Regions (BoR) program.
$7.1 Million Tully Multi-Use Sporting Complex project is receiving $3 Million from BoR, with Cassowary Coast Regional Council contributing $4,078,000, and $22,000 coming from local football clubs.
Minister for State Development, Manufacturing, Infrastructure and Planning Cameron Dick said a multi-use sporting complex and grandstand would be delivered in the Tully Showgrounds sports precinct, with up to 23 jobs supported during construction.
"Showgrounds are a high-profile feature of the town and are pivotal in the social and recreational life of Tully." Minister Dick said.
"This BoR investment will allow for bigger events to be held at the showgrounds and will boost employment growth across the Cassowary Coast region."
"In addition to the construction jobs, Cassowary Coast Regional Council predicts the new sports complex will result in the indirect creation of 30 new jobs between 2018 and 2043." Minister Dick said.
"During the same period council estimates it will pump $21.3 Million into the Cassowary Coast economy."
"Tully Showgrounds sporting precinct has been used for rugby league and other junior, school and community sporting and recreational activities for more than 40 years." Minister Dick said.
"This project will result in more sporting, recreation and entertainment events coming to Tully, which will attract greater numbers of visitors to the town and help boost local business."
Cassowary Coast Regional Council Mayor John Kremastos said the Building our Regions funding was great news for Tully.
"This sports complex will increase the diversity and sustainability of the area by growing the range of events, activities and uses it can host, while reducing the traditional reliance on a one-off major event like the annual show." Cr. Kremastos said.
Round 4 of Building our Regions will see the Palaszczuk Government partner with 37 councils on 49 projects, work which will create an estimated 657 jobs.
Under previous rounds, the program has allocated $225 Million to 174 critical infrastructure projects across the state, generating 1,762 jobs and attracting additional investment of $353.5 Million from councils and other organisations.
Through the first 3 rounds of BoR, Cassowary Coast Regional Council received $5,984,134 for 3 projects, supporting around 40 jobs.


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Home Archives In the News Hospital Workers Union Pulls California Ballot Measure On Hospital Exec Pay
Hospital Workers Union Pulls California Ballot Measure On Hospital Exec Pay
A powerful hospital workers union has been forced to withdraw a proposed measure that would have capped the pay of California hospital executives, even though it had gathered more than enough signatures to qualify for the November ballot.
The Hospital Executive Compensation Act would have limited hospital executives' pay to no more than the annual salary and expenses of the President of the United States, or $450,000. It was sponsored by SEIU-United Healthcare Workers, which sought to "increase transparency" in hospital compensation.
According to the Secretary of State's website, the measure had collected close to 650,000 signatures — more than enough to place it on the ballot. The signatures were in the process of being verified.
Steve Trossman, a spokesman for SEIU-UHW, said the measure had to be pulled after an arbitrator decided that the initiative violated an agreement between the union and California hospitals.
In 2014, the union formed a partnership with the California Hospital Association to develop ways to reform Medi-Cal, the state's version of Medicaid, Trossman said. The two groups agreed to collaborate on a $100 million campaign to increase Medi-Cal payments for hospitals and other medical providers.
The partnership called for a no-harm pact by both parties. That agreement expired at the end of 2015, but the ballot initiative was filed just about a month before that.
Trossman said the union had tried to appeal the arbitrator's decision, but a Sacramento Superior Court judge last week sided with the hospitals.
"We think this was a deeply flawed decision," Trossman said. The union would have faced millions of dollars in penalties had it continued to promote the measure.
Given that risk, the SEIU-UHW board decided to pull the measure from this year's ballot. Trossman said the union may reintroduce the initiative in 2018.
"These executives are running charitable institutions, yet they are lining their pockets with millions that could go to providing quality care to patients or lowering health costs for the people of California," Dave Regan, president of SEIU-UHW, said in a statement.
Many senior nonprofit hospital executives pull in more than $1 million a year. Lloyd Dean, the CEO of San Francisco-based Dignity Health, made $6.9 million, according to the most recently available regulatory filing. Patrick Fry, the CEO of Sacramento-based Sutter Health, who has since stepped down, made $3.6 million.
This isn't the first time SEIU-UHW has tried to slim down executives' pay. In 2013, it filed the Charitable Hospital Executive Compensation Act, to be considered for the 2014 ballot. But it withdrew that measure because of its agreement with the hospitals against mutual recrimination.
The California Hospital Association said in a statement it was pleased that SEIU-UHW heeded the court order, and accused the union of using the pay issue as a wedge to gain new members at hospitals.
"The filing of this ballot measure represented the third time in four years … that UHW had attempted to use the ballot initiative process to leverage hospitals into organizing agreements," the association said. "UHW's track record of filing ballot initiatives as a strategy to force hospitals to cede to their organizing demands is a self-serving abuse of the initiative process."
Earlier this month, a separate SEIU-sponsored bill targeting hospitals' top earners failed on the Assembly floor. The bill would have required hospitals and affiliated medical groups to file annual reports on the compensation of their highest paid executives.
Opponents of the bill argued that information on the compensation of top hospital executives is already available to the public.
SEIU-UHW officials argued that even though their latest initiative to curtail hospital executives' pay will not be on this year's ballot, the topic has started to turn heads and raise questions from voters.
"We will continue to speak out," Trossman said. "Not only do these hospital executives not want to give up their multimillion-dollar salaries, but they don't want people to know about it."
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To produce the highest-quality silage it is crucial to remove air during ensiling and stop the re-entry of air back into the silage. This attribute requires the rapid application of plastic to the forage. Ideally, if the forage is in a bunker, the silage will be sheeted overnight; if it takes more than one day to the fill the bunker then fresh forage should be applied to the bunker prior to re-starting compaction the following day to stop air being drawn back into the ensiled forage. If the forage is baled, the plastic should be applied in sufficient layers to stop air entry. Studies at the Institute of Grassland and Environmental Research (IGER) suggests six layers of wrap are optimal, within 6 hours of baling.
Production of silage plastic is, in its simple form, achieved through the melting of various core ingredients within a dye and blowing a controlled jet of air through the molten plastic. The physical properties of the plastic (UV protection, oxygen barrier, puncture strength, and tear strength, etc.) are a result of the properties of the individual raw polymers.
The image shows ensiled alfalfa that has been covered for a 1-hour period or left open to the atmosphere (right side). The alfalfa on the left hand side has already started to ferment and preserve the feed value and digestibility.
Different plastics have different permeability to air which dramatically impacts the ensiling loss from the top of the storage system. One of the key figures of interest is the "Oxygen Transmission Rate" (Oxygen permeability) or OTR which defines how much air can pass through the plastic – many plastics are called "Oxygen Barrier Plastic" as they have reduced OTR compared to standard "white on black plastic", but they should only be classified as oxygen barrier if the OTR is less than 70cm3/m2/24hr.
Independent comparison has cost the benefit of true oxygen barrier films against polyethylene films as between €2.00/T fresh and €4.50/T fresh matter (Borreani + Tabacco and Bolsen, respectively), with Wilkinson showing DM losses significantly lower when using oxygen barrier plastic compared to standard poly ethylene plastic (Borreani et al, 2018).
Globally, certain farms still refuse to use plastic on top of the bunker/drive over pile, preferring to allow the micro-organisms and air to form a "crust" on top of the ensiled forage. These practices lead to very significant dry matter loss and a layer of "unusable silage". In well compacted bunkers the dry matter losses are approximately 80 percent in the top 25cm of the bunker, 25 to 50 percent in the next 25cm and up to 20 percent in the next 25cm, whilst in lesser compacted bunkers the losses are significantly higher (Bolsen 1993).
Plastics are guaranteed by the manufacturer for a period of 12, 18 or 24 months but it is important to ensure that the guarantee is for the UV conditions where the plastic is to be used as once the UV protection is lost, so is the protection to air entry into the bale or bunker.
The UV index defines the strength of ultra violet in the sun at a specific location. The index changes significantly with flexing latitude and time of year, meaning that silage plastic exposure to UV is markedly different between countries, and that the UV barrier of the plastic needs to be appropriate to the location of use – below bales have been wrapped in locally sourced plastic. If the plastic appears to be exceedingly cheap, there is reason to question the quality.
The farm sometimes has opportunity to store the silage for a period longer than a year – this can be high desirable with certain crops (corn silage) where the digestibility of the starch continues to increase through storage beyond a 1-year period. Where storage beyond the expected shelf life of the plastic is targeted, the storage structure should be protected by use of a shade cloth and (if possible) positioned in an area that has a minimum number of sun hours. Shade cloths are appropriate for all ensiling systems and protect the plastic underneath both from UV and animal damage.


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It was at that moment that I realised I wasn't even the slightest bit excited for Easter, which made me a bit sad because it means I'm finally a grown-up, which is in no way exciting. I remember when Easter was a magical time: the sun was shining, school was out and on the day you'd wake up to search for your massive (and hidden) Easter egg.
Did I mention they were huge? Iceland takes the Easter egg concept to a whole other level, increasing them in size and filling them with candy, as well as with a smart proverb that everyone now shares on social media. The amount of sugar the kids get is also absolutely over the top: an active eight-year-old needs about 1,500 calories per day, yet in a size six Easter egg (which is not the biggest) there are some 3,300! Yet for kids, the size you get is a mark of social status!
Come to think of it, isn't the world running out of chocolate? Why do we feed tiny little rug rats this glorious brown substance when they just end up rubbing some of it on their faces and throwing the rest out? In the best-case scenario, the parents shamefully try eating the remains when their children aren't looking.
Will I buy an Easter egg for myself? Of course, but only in order to celebrate the resurrection of our one true saviour, Jesus Christ.


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Q: How to add a file attachment via NodeJS REST request There's some documentation on the Jira site on how to add an attachment to an issue via a curl request here: https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/JIRAKB/How+to+attach+an+attachment+in+a+JIRA+issue+using+REST+API
This is the code that I used to successfully create an issue:
var request = require("request");
var auth = "Basic " + new Buffer("user:password").toString("base64");
var options = {
  uri: 'http://domain.com/rest/api/2/issue/',
  headers : {
    "Authorization" : auth
  },
  method: 'POST',
  json: {
    "fields": {
       "project": {
           "id": "10000"
       },
       "summary": summary,
       "description": description,
       "issuetype": {
           "name": "Bug"
       },
       "customfield_10003": {"value": value}
    }
  }
};
request(options, function (error, response, body) {
  if (!error) {
    console.log("Success");
  }
});

So in order to add an attachment to a ticket with the ID of 1200, I would think I would do something like this:
var options = {
      uri: 'http://domain.com/rest/api/2/issue/1200/attachment/',
      headers : {
        "Authorization" : auth,
        "X-Atlassian-Token" : nocheck
      },
      method: 'POST',
      json: {
        "fields": {
            "file" : "filename.txt"
        }
      }
    };

But have had no luck.
Edit: Getting somewhere. Here's what I've got:
var request = require('request');
var fs = require("fs");
var auth = "Basic " + new Buffer("user:password").toString("base64");
var formData = {
  file: {
    value:  fs.createReadStream('file.txt'),
    options: {
      filename: 'file.txt',
      contentType: 'text/plain'
    }
  }
};
request.post({
  url:'http://domain.com/rest/api/2/issue/14000/attachments/',
  headers : {
        "Authorization" : auth,
    "X-Atlassian-Token" : "nocheck"
      },
  formData: formData
}, function optionalCallback(err, httpResponse, body) {
  if (err) {
    return console.error('upload failed:', err);
  }
  console.log('Upload successful!  Server responded with:', body);
});

And it uploads a file called file.txt but when I look at the attachment it prints out a stack trace that starts out like this:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?><status><status-code>500</status-code><stack-trace>java.lang.NullPointerException
    at com.atlassian.plugins.rest.common.security.jersey.XsrfResourceFilter.mediaTypeToString(XsrfResourceFilter.java:91)
    at com.atlassian.plugins.rest.common.security.jersey.XsrfResourceFilter.isXsrfable(XsrfResourceFilter.java:76)
    at com.atlassian.plugins.rest.common.security.jersey.XsrfResourceFilter.filter(XsrfResourceFilter.java:54)
    at com.sun.jersey.server.impl.uri.rules.HttpMethodRule.accept(HttpMethodRule.java:277)
    at com.sun.jersey.server.impl.uri.rules.ResourceClassRule.accept(ResourceClassRule.java:108)
    at com.sun.jersey.server.impl.uri.rules.RightHandPathRule.accept(RightHandPathRule.java:147)
    at com.sun.jersey.server.impl.uri.rules.RootResourceClassesRule.accept(RootResourceClassesRule.java:84)
    at com.sun.jersey.server.impl.application.WebApplicationImpl._handleRequest(WebApplicationImpl.java:1469)
    at com.sun.jersey.server.impl.application.WebApplicationImpl._handleRequest(WebApplicationImpl.java:1400)
    at com.sun.jersey.server.impl.application.WebApplicationImpl.handleRequest(WebApplicationImpl.java:1349)
    at com.sun.jersey.server.impl.application.WebApplicationImpl.handleRequest(WebApplicationImpl.java:1339)
    at com.sun.jersey.spi.container.servlet.WebComponent.service(WebComponent.java:416)
    at com.sun.jersey.spi.container.servlet.ServletContainer.service(ServletContainer.java:537)

A: You first try:
var options = {
      uri: 'http://domain.com/rest/api/2/issue/1200/attachment/',
      headers : {
        "Authorization" : auth,
        "X-Atlassian-Token" : nocheck
      },
      method: 'POST',
      json: {
        "fields": {
            "file" : "filename.txt"
        }
      }
    };

will not work because as it's not supported. Check Jira attachment documentation
So, probably you need to restructure your formData object to be
var formData = {
  file: fs.createReadStream('file.txt'),
};

No need for editing meta data if you don't need them. Also make sure you've got a valid stream of your file.
About stacktrace, I see stack frames related to XSRF despite adding "X-Atlassian-Token" header which doesn't make any sense for me.


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Trump's Success With Small Businesses Questioned
Shawn McCoy
With his administration engulfed in legal and political crisis, President Donald Trump is almost certainly going to have to rely more and more on the relatively strong state of the economy – from relatively low unemployment to a robust stock market — to make his case for a second term in next year's elections.
But one key constituency, small business owners, appear to be increasingly dissatisfied with President Trump, despite having been one of his biggest supporters in 2016. Recent polling tells the story, with 37 percent of small business owners expressing a preference for Trump, while 44 percent favor a Democratic candidate.
Now, a group made up largely of Democratic centrists, the Business Forward Foundation, is seeking to make the case that President Trump's agenda has not been nearly as friendly to business as he claims. Drawing from economic data cited by Republicans and Democrats alike, the group has compiled a report, to be released this week, that it says makes a strong case against Trump's policies.
The timing of the report is noteworthy, coming as anti-corporate rhetoric dominates the debate in the liberal wing of the Democratic Party as the 2020 elections approach. In issuing the report, the group appears to be seeking a middle ground between key business constituencies and some of the business community's more ardent critics on the Left.
The move carries potentially significant political consequences, at a time when polls indicate a notable reversal in the two-to-one advantage Trump had over Hillary Clinton among small business owners in 2016 partly as a result of his promise to pursue an agenda that would stimulate the economy and create jobs.
In addition, the substance and tone of the Business Forward Foundation message is likely to appeal to moderates in both parties, including in historically blue states like Iowa, Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin that Mr. Trump won in 2016.
In fact, the group is challenging the soundness of a host of policy initiatives championed by President Trump, whose chances of winning a second term would greatly improve if he could pick up the support of independent voters and moderate Democrats.
"Nearly three years into Trump's first term, Americans are also asking about Trump's record," said Jim Doyle, the foundation's president. "Did his 'middle class tax cut' actually help the middle class? Are we winning these trade wars?"
"Can Trump bring back the manufacturing jobs we lost?" Mr. Doyle continued "And why is he cutting programs that make it easier for working women to plan and raise their families?"
The group says it has devised an agenda of business-focused policies that could lift the fortunes of both business leaders and working families. It detailed this agenda in a lengthy report that it plans to release this week. It says that it is embracing approaches that are guided by common-sense principles rather than ideology.
In its report, the group also challenges Trump on a number of policy fronts. Among the questions the group asks are:
Q: Do we need to build a wall?
A: No. There are better, cheaper ways to protect the border. Trump should focus less attention on his wall and start fixing the bridges, levees, roads, and railways U.S. businesses need.
Q: Are Trump's tax cuts helping the middle class?
A: Not really. Most of Trump's $1.9 trillion in cuts benefit wealthy families (be design) and Trump wants to pay for it all but cutting social security and health care.
Q: Should Washington do more to save coal?
A: No. Taxpayers already spend billions of dollars each year subsidizing coal companies. Automation, surface mining, and natural gas are the real threat to the coal industry.
Q: Are we winning these trade wars?
A: No. Trade wars cause higher prices, layoffs, lost exports, and slower growth. This one is worse because Trump is burning our biggest industries to prop up smaller ones.
Q: What's holding our small businesses back?
A: Finding a fair loan and managing college debt.
Shawn McCoy is the publisher of InsideSources.
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At approximately 10:45 a.m. today, emergency dispatchers received a 9-1-1 call from a woman who stated she heard what sounded like a gunshot and glass breaking. The woman told dispatchers she was home with her boyfriend and was afraid of what happened. Officers responded to the location in the 300 block of Alamo Street.
When officers arrived, they found the male victim with a gunshot wound and he was immediately airlifted to the hospital where he is in critical condition.
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