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/*global XDomainRequest:false, __DEV__:false*/
'use strict';

var TraceKit = require('../vendor/TraceKit/tracekit');
var RavenConfigError = require('./configError');
var stringify = require('json-stringify-safe');

var wrapConsoleMethod = require('./console').wrapMethod;

var dsnKeys = 'source protocol user pass host port path'.split(' '),
    dsnPattern = /^(?:(\w+):)?\/\/(?:(\w+)(:\w+)?@)?([\w\.-]+)(?::(\d+))?(\/.*)/;

function now() {
    return +new Date();
}

// This is to be defensive in environments where window does not exist (see https://github.com/getsentry/raven-js/pull/785)
var _window = typeof window !== 'undefined' ? window
            : typeof global !== 'undefined' ? global
            : typeof self !== 'undefined' ? self
            : {};
var _document = _window.document;

// First, check for JSON support
// If there is no JSON, we no-op the core features of Raven
// since JSON is required to encode the payload
function Raven() {
    this._hasJSON = !!(typeof JSON === 'object' && JSON.stringify);
    // Raven can run in contexts where there's no document (react-native)
    this._hasDocument = !isUndefined(_document);
    this._lastCapturedException = null;
    this._lastEventId = null;
    this._globalServer = null;
    this._globalContext = {};
    this._globalOptions = {
        logger: 'javascript',
        ignoreErrors: [],
        ignoreUrls: [],
        whitelistUrls: [],
        includePaths: [],
        crossOrigin: 'anonymous',
        collectWindowErrors: true,
        maxMessageLength: 0,
        stackTraceLimit: 50,
        autoBreadcrumbs: true
    };
    this._ignoreOnError = 0;
    this._isRavenInstalled = false;
    this._originalErrorStackTraceLimit = Error.stackTraceLimit;
    // capture references to window.console *and* all its methods first
    // before the console plugin has a chance to monkey patch
    this._originalConsole = _window.console || {};
    this._originalConsoleMethods = {};
    this._plugins = [];
    this._startTime = now();
    this._wrappedBuiltIns = [];
    this._breadcrumbs = [];
    this._lastCapturedEvent = null;
    this._keypressTimeout;
    this._location = _window.location;
    this._lastHref = this._location && this._location.href;

    for (var method in this._originalConsole) {  // eslint-disable-line guard-for-in
      this._originalConsoleMethods[method] = this._originalConsole[method];
    }
}

/*
 * The core Raven singleton
 *
 * @this {Raven}
 */

Raven.prototype = {
    // Hardcode version string so that raven source can be loaded directly via
    // webpack (using a build step causes webpack #1617). Grunt verifies that
    // this value matches package.json during build.
    //   See: https://github.com/getsentry/raven-js/issues/465
    VERSION: '3.9.1',

    debug: false,

    TraceKit: TraceKit, // alias to TraceKit

    /*
     * Configure Raven with a DSN and extra options
     *
     * @param {string} dsn The public Sentry DSN
     * @param {object} options Optional set of of global options [optional]
     * @return {Raven}
     */
    config: function(dsn, options) {
        var self = this;

        if (self._globalServer) {
                this._logDebug('error', 'Error: Raven has already been configured');
            return self;
        }
        if (!dsn) return self;

        var globalOptions = self._globalOptions;

        // merge in options
        if (options) {
            each(options, function(key, value){
                // tags and extra are special and need to be put into context
                if (key === 'tags' || key === 'extra' || key === 'user') {
                    self._globalContext[key] = value;
                } else {
                    globalOptions[key] = value;
                }
            });
        }

        self.setDSN(dsn);

        // "Script error." is hard coded into browsers for errors that it can't read.
        // this is the result of a script being pulled in from an external domain and CORS.
        globalOptions.ignoreErrors.push(/^Script error\.?$/);
        globalOptions.ignoreErrors.push(/^Javascript error: Script error\.? on line 0$/);

        // join regexp rules into one big rule
        globalOptions.ignoreErrors = joinRegExp(globalOptions.ignoreErrors);
        globalOptions.ignoreUrls = globalOptions.ignoreUrls.length ? joinRegExp(globalOptions.ignoreUrls) : false;
        globalOptions.whitelistUrls = globalOptions.whitelistUrls.length ? joinRegExp(globalOptions.whitelistUrls) : false;
        globalOptions.includePaths = joinRegExp(globalOptions.includePaths);
        globalOptions.maxBreadcrumbs = Math.max(0, Math.min(globalOptions.maxBreadcrumbs || 100, 100)); // default and hard limit is 100

        var autoBreadcrumbDefaults = {
            xhr: true,
            console: true,
            dom: true,
            location: true
        };

        var autoBreadcrumbs = globalOptions.autoBreadcrumbs;
        if ({}.toString.call(autoBreadcrumbs) === '[object Object]') {
            autoBreadcrumbs = objectMerge(autoBreadcrumbDefaults, autoBreadcrumbs);
        } else if (autoBreadcrumbs !== false) {
            autoBreadcrumbs = autoBreadcrumbDefaults;
        }
        globalOptions.autoBreadcrumbs = autoBreadcrumbs;

        TraceKit.collectWindowErrors = !!globalOptions.collectWindowErrors;

        // return for chaining
        return self;
    },

    /*
     * Installs a global window.onerror error handler
     * to capture and report uncaught exceptions.
     * At this point, install() is required to be called due
     * to the way TraceKit is set up.
     *
     * @return {Raven}
     */
    install: function() {
        var self = this;
        if (self.isSetup() && !self._isRavenInstalled) {
            TraceKit.report.subscribe(function () {
                self._handleOnErrorStackInfo.apply(self, arguments);
            });
            self._instrumentTryCatch();
            if (self._globalOptions.autoBreadcrumbs)
                self._instrumentBreadcrumbs();

            // Install all of the plugins
            self._drainPlugins();

            self._isRavenInstalled = true;
        }

        Error.stackTraceLimit = self._globalOptions.stackTraceLimit;
        return this;
    },

    /*
     * Set the DSN (can be called multiple time unlike config)
     *
     * @param {string} dsn The public Sentry DSN
     */
    setDSN: function(dsn) {
        var self = this,
            uri = self._parseDSN(dsn);

        self._dsn = dsn;
        self._globalServer = self._getGlobalServer(uri);
        self._globalEndpoint = self._globalServer + uri.path + '/';
    },

    /*
     * Wrap code within a context so Raven can capture errors
     * reliably across domains that is executed immediately.
     *
     * @param {object} options A specific set of options for this context [optional]
     * @param {function} func The callback to be immediately executed within the context
     * @param {array} args An array of arguments to be called with the callback [optional]
     */
    context: function(options, func, args) {
        if (isFunction(options)) {
            args = func || [];
            func = options;
            options = undefined;
        }

        return this.wrap(options, func).apply(this, args);
    },

    /*
     * Wrap code within a context and returns back a new function to be executed
     *
     * @param {object} options A specific set of options for this context [optional]
     * @param {function} func The function to be wrapped in a new context
     * @param {function} func A function to call before the try/catch wrapper [optional, private]
     * @return {function} The newly wrapped functions with a context
     */
    wrap: function(options, func, _before) {
        var self = this;
        // 1 argument has been passed, and it's not a function
        // so just return it
        if (isUndefined(func) && !isFunction(options)) {
            return options;
        }

        // options is optional
        if (isFunction(options)) {
            func = options;
            options = undefined;
        }

        // At this point, we've passed along 2 arguments, and the second one
        // is not a function either, so we'll just return the second argument.
        if (!isFunction(func)) {
            return func;
        }

        // We don't wanna wrap it twice!
        try {
            if (func.__raven__) {
                return func;
            }

            // If this has already been wrapped in the past, return that
            if (func.__raven_wrapper__ ){
                return func.__raven_wrapper__ ;
            }
        } catch (e) {
            // Just accessing custom props in some Selenium environments
            // can cause a "Permission denied" exception (see raven-js#495).
            // Bail on wrapping and return the function as-is (defers to window.onerror).
            return func;
        }

        function wrapped() {
            var args = [], i = arguments.length,
                deep = !options || options && options.deep !== false;

            if (_before && isFunction(_before)) {
                _before.apply(this, arguments);
            }

            // Recursively wrap all of a function's arguments that are
            // functions themselves.
            while(i--) args[i] = deep ? self.wrap(options, arguments[i]) : arguments[i];

            try {
                return func.apply(this, args);
            } catch(e) {
                self._ignoreNextOnError();
                self.captureException(e, options);
                throw e;
            }
        }

        // copy over properties of the old function
        for (var property in func) {
            if (hasKey(func, property)) {
                wrapped[property] = func[property];
            }
        }
        wrapped.prototype = func.prototype;

        func.__raven_wrapper__ = wrapped;
        // Signal that this function has been wrapped already
        // for both debugging and to prevent it to being wrapped twice
        wrapped.__raven__ = true;
        wrapped.__inner__ = func;

        return wrapped;
    },

    /*
     * Uninstalls the global error handler.
     *
     * @return {Raven}
     */
    uninstall: function() {
        TraceKit.report.uninstall();

        this._restoreBuiltIns();

        Error.stackTraceLimit = this._originalErrorStackTraceLimit;
        this._isRavenInstalled = false;

        return this;
    },

    /*
     * Manually capture an exception and send it over to Sentry
     *
     * @param {error} ex An exception to be logged
     * @param {object} options A specific set of options for this error [optional]
     * @return {Raven}
     */
    captureException: function(ex, options) {
        // If not an Error is passed through, recall as a message instead
        if (!isError(ex)) {
            return this.captureMessage(ex, objectMerge({
                trimHeadFrames: 1,
                stacktrace: true // if we fall back to captureMessage, default to attempting a new trace
            }, options));
        }

        // Store the raw exception object for potential debugging and introspection
        this._lastCapturedException = ex;

        // TraceKit.report will re-raise any exception passed to it,
        // which means you have to wrap it in try/catch. Instead, we
        // can wrap it here and only re-raise if TraceKit.report
        // raises an exception different from the one we asked to
        // report on.
        try {
            var stack = TraceKit.computeStackTrace(ex);
            this._handleStackInfo(stack, options);
        } catch(ex1) {
            if(ex !== ex1) {
                throw ex1;
            }
        }

        return this;
    },

    /*
     * Manually send a message to Sentry
     *
     * @param {string} msg A plain message to be captured in Sentry
     * @param {object} options A specific set of options for this message [optional]
     * @return {Raven}
     */
    captureMessage: function(msg, options) {
        // config() automagically converts ignoreErrors from a list to a RegExp so we need to test for an
        // early call; we'll error on the side of logging anything called before configuration since it's
        // probably something you should see:
        if (!!this._globalOptions.ignoreErrors.test && this._globalOptions.ignoreErrors.test(msg)) {
            return;
        }

        options = options || {};

        var data = objectMerge({
            message: msg + ''  // Make sure it's actually a string
        }, options);

        if (this._globalOptions.stacktrace || (options && options.stacktrace)) {
            var ex;
            // create a stack trace from this point; just trim
            // off extra frames so they don't include this function call (or
            // earlier Raven.js library fn calls)
            try {
                throw new Error(msg);
            } catch (ex1) {
                ex = ex1;
            }

            // null exception name so `Error` isn't prefixed to msg
            ex.name = null;

            options = objectMerge({
                // fingerprint on msg, not stack trace (legacy behavior, could be
                // revisited)
                fingerprint: msg,
                trimHeadFrames: (options.trimHeadFrames || 0) + 1
            }, options);

            var stack = TraceKit.computeStackTrace(ex);
            var frames = this._prepareFrames(stack, options);
            data.stacktrace = {
                // Sentry expects frames oldest to newest
                frames: frames.reverse()
            }
        }

        // Fire away!
        this._send(data);

        return this;
    },

    captureBreadcrumb: function (obj) {
        var crumb = objectMerge({
            timestamp: now() / 1000
        }, obj);

        if (isFunction(this._globalOptions.breadcrumbCallback)) {
            var result = this._globalOptions.breadcrumbCallback(crumb);

            if (isObject(result) && !isEmptyObject(result)) {
                crumb = result;
            } else if (result === false) {
                return this;
            }
        }

        this._breadcrumbs.push(crumb);
        if (this._breadcrumbs.length > this._globalOptions.maxBreadcrumbs) {
            this._breadcrumbs.shift();
        }
        return this;
    },

    addPlugin: function(plugin /*arg1, arg2, ... argN*/) {
        var pluginArgs = [].slice.call(arguments, 1);

        this._plugins.push([plugin, pluginArgs]);
        if (this._isRavenInstalled) {
            this._drainPlugins();
        }

        return this;
    },

    /*
     * Set/clear a user to be sent along with the payload.
     *
     * @param {object} user An object representing user data [optional]
     * @return {Raven}
     */
    setUserContext: function(user) {
        // Intentionally do not merge here since that's an unexpected behavior.
        this._globalContext.user = user;

        return this;
    },

    /*
     * Merge extra attributes to be sent along with the payload.
     *
     * @param {object} extra An object representing extra data [optional]
     * @return {Raven}
     */
    setExtraContext: function(extra) {
        this._mergeContext('extra', extra);

        return this;
    },

    /*
     * Merge tags to be sent along with the payload.
     *
     * @param {object} tags An object representing tags [optional]
     * @return {Raven}
     */
    setTagsContext: function(tags) {
        this._mergeContext('tags', tags);

        return this;
    },

    /*
     * Clear all of the context.
     *
     * @return {Raven}
     */
    clearContext: function() {
        this._globalContext = {};

        return this;
    },

    /*
     * Get a copy of the current context. This cannot be mutated.
     *
     * @return {object} copy of context
     */
    getContext: function() {
        // lol javascript
        return JSON.parse(stringify(this._globalContext));
    },

    /*
     * Set environment of application
     *
     * @param {string} environment Typically something like 'production'.
     * @return {Raven}
     */
    setEnvironment: function(environment) {
        this._globalOptions.environment = environment;

        return this;
    },

    /*
     * Set release version of application
     *
     * @param {string} release Typically something like a git SHA to identify version
     * @return {Raven}
     */
    setRelease: function(release) {
        this._globalOptions.release = release;

        return this;
    },

    /*
     * Set the dataCallback option
     *
     * @param {function} callback The callback to run which allows the
     *                            data blob to be mutated before sending
     * @return {Raven}
     */
    setDataCallback: function(callback) {
        var original = this._globalOptions.dataCallback;
        this._globalOptions.dataCallback = isFunction(callback)
          ? function (data) { return callback(data, original); }
          : callback;

        return this;
    },

    /*
     * Set the breadcrumbCallback option
     *
     * @param {function} callback The callback to run which allows filtering
     *                            or mutating breadcrumbs
     * @return {Raven}
     */
    setBreadcrumbCallback: function(callback) {
        var original = this._globalOptions.breadcrumbCallback;
        this._globalOptions.breadcrumbCallback = isFunction(callback)
          ? function (data) { return callback(data, original); }
          : callback;

        return this;
    },

    /*
     * Set the shouldSendCallback option
     *
     * @param {function} callback The callback to run which allows
     *                            introspecting the blob before sending
     * @return {Raven}
     */
    setShouldSendCallback: function(callback) {
        var original = this._globalOptions.shouldSendCallback;
        this._globalOptions.shouldSendCallback = isFunction(callback)
            ? function (data) { return callback(data, original); }
            : callback;

        return this;
    },

    /**
     * Override the default HTTP transport mechanism that transmits data
     * to the Sentry server.
     *
     * @param {function} transport Function invoked instead of the default
     *                             `makeRequest` handler.
     *
     * @return {Raven}
     */
    setTransport: function(transport) {
        this._globalOptions.transport = transport;

        return this;
    },

    /*
     * Get the latest raw exception that was captured by Raven.
     *
     * @return {error}
     */
    lastException: function() {
        return this._lastCapturedException;
    },

    /*
     * Get the last event id
     *
     * @return {string}
     */
    lastEventId: function() {
        return this._lastEventId;
    },

    /*
     * Determine if Raven is setup and ready to go.
     *
     * @return {boolean}
     */
    isSetup: function() {
        if (!this._hasJSON) return false;  // needs JSON support
        if (!this._globalServer) {
            if (!this.ravenNotConfiguredError) {
              this.ravenNotConfiguredError = true;
              this._logDebug('error', 'Error: Raven has not been configured.');
            }
            return false;
        }
        return true;
    },

    afterLoad: function () {
        // TODO: remove window dependence?

        // Attempt to initialize Raven on load
        var RavenConfig = _window.RavenConfig;
        if (RavenConfig) {
            this.config(RavenConfig.dsn, RavenConfig.config).install();
        }
    },

    /**** Private functions ****/
    _ignoreNextOnError: function () {
        var self = this;
        this._ignoreOnError += 1;
        setTimeout(function () {
            // onerror should trigger before setTimeout
            self._ignoreOnError -= 1;
        });
    },

    _triggerEvent: function(eventType, options) {
        // NOTE: `event` is a native browser thing, so let's avoid conflicting wiht it
        var evt, key;

        if (!this._hasDocument)
            return;

        options = options || {};

        eventType = 'raven' + eventType.substr(0,1).toUpperCase() + eventType.substr(1);

        if (_document.createEvent) {
            evt = _document.createEvent('HTMLEvents');
            evt.initEvent(eventType, true, true);
        } else {
            evt = _document.createEventObject();
            evt.eventType = eventType;
        }

        for (key in options) if (hasKey(options, key)) {
            evt[key] = options[key];
        }

        if (_document.createEvent) {
            // IE9 if standards
            _document.dispatchEvent(evt);
        } else {
            // IE8 regardless of Quirks or Standards
            // IE9 if quirks
            try {
                _document.fireEvent('on' + evt.eventType.toLowerCase(), evt);
            } catch(e) {
                // Do nothing
            }
        }
    },

    /**
     * Wraps addEventListener to capture UI breadcrumbs
     * @param evtName the event name (e.g. "click")
     * @returns {Function}
     * @private
     */
    _breadcrumbEventHandler: function(evtName) {
        var self = this;
        return function (evt) {
            // reset keypress timeout; e.g. triggering a 'click' after
            // a 'keypress' will reset the keypress debounce so that a new
            // set of keypresses can be recorded
            self._keypressTimeout = null;

            // It's possible this handler might trigger multiple times for the same
            // event (e.g. event propagation through node ancestors). Ignore if we've
            // already captured the event.
            if (self._lastCapturedEvent === evt)
                return;

            self._lastCapturedEvent = evt;
            var elem = evt.target;

            var target;

            // try/catch htmlTreeAsString because it's particularly complicated, and
            // just accessing the DOM incorrectly can throw an exception in some circumstances.
            try {
                target = htmlTreeAsString(elem);
            } catch (e) {
                target = '<unknown>';
            }

            self.captureBreadcrumb({
                category: 'ui.' + evtName, // e.g. ui.click, ui.input
                message: target
            });
        };
    },

    /**
     * Wraps addEventListener to capture keypress UI events
     * @returns {Function}
     * @private
     */
    _keypressEventHandler: function() {
        var self = this,
            debounceDuration = 1000; // milliseconds

        // TODO: if somehow user switches keypress target before
        //       debounce timeout is triggered, we will only capture
        //       a single breadcrumb from the FIRST target (acceptable?)
        return function (evt) {
            var target = evt.target,
                tagName = target && target.tagName;

            // only consider keypress events on actual input elements
            // this will disregard keypresses targeting body (e.g. tabbing
            // through elements, hotkeys, etc)
            if (!tagName || tagName !== 'INPUT' && tagName !== 'TEXTAREA' && !target.isContentEditable)
                return;

            // record first keypress in a series, but ignore subsequent
            // keypresses until debounce clears
            var timeout = self._keypressTimeout;
            if (!timeout) {
                self._breadcrumbEventHandler('input')(evt);
            }
            clearTimeout(timeout);
            self._keypressTimeout = setTimeout(function () {
                self._keypressTimeout = null;
            }, debounceDuration);
        };
    },

    /**
     * Captures a breadcrumb of type "navigation", normalizing input URLs
     * @param to the originating URL
     * @param from the target URL
     * @private
     */
    _captureUrlChange: function(from, to) {
        var parsedLoc = parseUrl(this._location.href);
        var parsedTo = parseUrl(to);
        var parsedFrom = parseUrl(from);

        // because onpopstate only tells you the "new" (to) value of location.href, and
        // not the previous (from) value, we need to track the value of the current URL
        // state ourselves
        this._lastHref = to;

        // Use only the path component of the URL if the URL matches the current
        // document (almost all the time when using pushState)
        if (parsedLoc.protocol === parsedTo.protocol && parsedLoc.host === parsedTo.host)
            to = parsedTo.relative;
        if (parsedLoc.protocol === parsedFrom.protocol && parsedLoc.host === parsedFrom.host)
            from = parsedFrom.relative;

        this.captureBreadcrumb({
            category: 'navigation',
            data: {
                to: to,
                from: from
            }
        });
    },

    /**
     * Install any queued plugins
     */
    _instrumentTryCatch: function() {
        var self = this;

        var wrappedBuiltIns = self._wrappedBuiltIns;

        function wrapTimeFn(orig) {
            return function (fn, t) { // preserve arity
                // Make a copy of the arguments to prevent deoptimization
                // https://github.com/petkaantonov/bluebird/wiki/Optimization-killers#32-leaking-arguments
                var args = new Array(arguments.length);
                for(var i = 0; i < args.length; ++i) {
                    args[i] = arguments[i];
                }
                var originalCallback = args[0];
                if (isFunction(originalCallback)) {
                    args[0] = self.wrap(originalCallback);
                }

                // IE < 9 doesn't support .call/.apply on setInterval/setTimeout, but it
                // also supports only two arguments and doesn't care what this is, so we
                // can just call the original function directly.
                if (orig.apply) {
                    return orig.apply(this, args);
                } else {
                    return orig(args[0], args[1]);
                }
            };
        }

        var autoBreadcrumbs = this._globalOptions.autoBreadcrumbs;

        function wrapEventTarget(global) {
            var proto = _window[global] && _window[global].prototype;
            if (proto && proto.hasOwnProperty && proto.hasOwnProperty('addEventListener')) {
                fill(proto, 'addEventListener', function(orig) {
                    return function (evtName, fn, capture, secure) { // preserve arity
                        try {
                            if (fn && fn.handleEvent) {
                                fn.handleEvent = self.wrap(fn.handleEvent);
                            }
                        } catch (err) {
                            // can sometimes get 'Permission denied to access property "handle Event'
                        }

                        // More breadcrumb DOM capture ... done here and not in `_instrumentBreadcrumbs`
                        // so that we don't have more than one wrapper function
                        var before,
                            clickHandler,
                            keypressHandler;

                        if (autoBreadcrumbs && autoBreadcrumbs.dom && (global === 'EventTarget' || global === 'Node')) {
                            // NOTE: generating multiple handlers per addEventListener invocation, should
                            //       revisit and verify we can just use one (almost certainly)
                            clickHandler = self._breadcrumbEventHandler('click');
                            keypressHandler = self._keypressEventHandler();
                            before = function (evt) {
                                // need to intercept every DOM event in `before` argument, in case that
                                // same wrapped method is re-used for different events (e.g. mousemove THEN click)
                                // see #724
                                if (!evt) return;

                                if (evt.type === 'click')
                                    return clickHandler(evt);
                                else if (evt.type === 'keypress')
                                    return keypressHandler(evt);
                            };
                        }
                        return orig.call(this, evtName, self.wrap(fn, undefined, before), capture, secure);
                    };
                }, wrappedBuiltIns);
                fill(proto, 'removeEventListener', function (orig) {
                    return function (evt, fn, capture, secure) {
                        try {
                            fn = fn && (fn.__raven_wrapper__ ? fn.__raven_wrapper__  : fn);
                        } catch (e) {
                            // ignore, accessing __raven_wrapper__ will throw in some Selenium environments
                        }
                        return orig.call(this, evt, fn, capture, secure);
                    };
                }, wrappedBuiltIns);
            }
        }

        fill(_window, 'setTimeout', wrapTimeFn, wrappedBuiltIns);
        fill(_window, 'setInterval', wrapTimeFn, wrappedBuiltIns);
        if (_window.requestAnimationFrame) {
            fill(_window, 'requestAnimationFrame', function (orig) {
                return function (cb) {
                    return orig(self.wrap(cb));
                };
            }, wrappedBuiltIns);
        }

        // event targets borrowed from bugsnag-js:
        // https://github.com/bugsnag/bugsnag-js/blob/master/src/bugsnag.js#L666
        var eventTargets = ['EventTarget', 'Window', 'Node', 'ApplicationCache', 'AudioTrackList', 'ChannelMergerNode', 'CryptoOperation', 'EventSource', 'FileReader', 'HTMLUnknownElement', 'IDBDatabase', 'IDBRequest', 'IDBTransaction', 'KeyOperation', 'MediaController', 'MessagePort', 'ModalWindow', 'Notification', 'SVGElementInstance', 'Screen', 'TextTrack', 'TextTrackCue', 'TextTrackList', 'WebSocket', 'WebSocketWorker', 'Worker', 'XMLHttpRequest', 'XMLHttpRequestEventTarget', 'XMLHttpRequestUpload'];
        for (var i = 0; i < eventTargets.length; i++) {
            wrapEventTarget(eventTargets[i]);
        }

        var $ = _window.jQuery || _window.$;
        if ($ && $.fn && $.fn.ready) {
            fill($.fn, 'ready', function (orig) {
                return function (fn) {
                    return orig.call(this, self.wrap(fn));
                };
            }, wrappedBuiltIns);
        }
    },

    /**
     * Instrument browser built-ins w/ breadcrumb capturing
     *  - XMLHttpRequests
     *  - DOM interactions (click/typing)
     *  - window.location changes
     *  - console
     *
     * Can be disabled or individually configured via the `autoBreadcrumbs` config option
     */
    _instrumentBreadcrumbs: function () {
        var self = this;
        var autoBreadcrumbs = this._globalOptions.autoBreadcrumbs;

        var wrappedBuiltIns = self._wrappedBuiltIns;

        function wrapProp(prop, xhr) {
            if (prop in xhr && isFunction(xhr[prop])) {
                fill(xhr, prop, function (orig) {
                    return self.wrap(orig);
                }); // intentionally don't track filled methods on XHR instances
            }
        }

        if (autoBreadcrumbs.xhr && 'XMLHttpRequest' in _window) {
            var xhrproto = XMLHttpRequest.prototype;
            fill(xhrproto, 'open', function(origOpen) {
                return function (method, url) { // preserve arity
                    this.__raven_xhr = {
                        method: method,
                        url: url,
                        status_code: null
                    };

                    return origOpen.apply(this, arguments);
                };
            }, wrappedBuiltIns);

            fill(xhrproto, 'send', function(origSend) {
                return function (data) { // preserve arity
                    var xhr = this;

                    function onreadystatechangeHandler() {
                        if (xhr.__raven_xhr && (xhr.readyState === 1 || xhr.readyState === 4)) {
                            try {
                                // touching statusCode in some platforms throws
                                // an exception
                                xhr.__raven_xhr.status_code = xhr.status;
                            } catch (e) { /* do nothing */ }
                            self.captureBreadcrumb({
                                type: 'http',
                                category: 'xhr',
                                data: xhr.__raven_xhr
                            });
                        }
                    }

                    var props = ['onload', 'onerror', 'onprogress'];
                    for (var j = 0; j < props.length; j++) {
                        wrapProp(props[j], xhr);
                    }

                    if ('onreadystatechange' in xhr && isFunction(xhr.onreadystatechange)) {
                        fill(xhr, 'onreadystatechange', function (orig) {
                            return self.wrap(orig, undefined, onreadystatechangeHandler);
                        } /* intentionally don't track this instrumentation */);
                    } else {
                        // if onreadystatechange wasn't actually set by the page on this xhr, we
                        // are free to set our own and capture the breadcrumb
                        xhr.onreadystatechange = onreadystatechangeHandler;
                    }

                    return origSend.apply(this, arguments);
                };
            }, wrappedBuiltIns);
        }

        if (autoBreadcrumbs.xhr && 'fetch' in _window) {
            fill(_window, 'fetch', function(origFetch) {
                return function (fn, t) { // preserve arity
                    // Make a copy of the arguments to prevent deoptimization
                    // https://github.com/petkaantonov/bluebird/wiki/Optimization-killers#32-leaking-arguments
                    var args = new Array(arguments.length);
                    for(var i = 0; i < args.length; ++i) {
                        args[i] = arguments[i];
                    }

                    var method = 'GET';

                    if (args[1] && args[1].method) {
                        method = args[1].method;
                    }

                    var fetchData = {
                        method: method,
                        url: args[0],
                        status_code: null
                    };

                    self.captureBreadcrumb({
                        type: 'http',
                        category: 'fetch',
                        data: fetchData
                    });

                    return origFetch.apply(this, args).then(function (response) {
                        fetchData.status_code = response.status;

                        return response;
                    });
                };
            }, wrappedBuiltIns);
        }

        // Capture breadcrumbs from any click that is unhandled / bubbled up all the way
        // to the document. Do this before we instrument addEventListener.
        if (autoBreadcrumbs.dom && this._hasDocument) {
            if (_document.addEventListener) {
                _document.addEventListener('click', self._breadcrumbEventHandler('click'), false);
                _document.addEventListener('keypress', self._keypressEventHandler(), false);
            }
            else {
                // IE8 Compatibility
                _document.attachEvent('onclick', self._breadcrumbEventHandler('click'));
                _document.attachEvent('onkeypress', self._keypressEventHandler());
            }
        }

        // record navigation (URL) changes
        // NOTE: in Chrome App environment, touching history.pushState, *even inside
        //       a try/catch block*, will cause Chrome to output an error to console.error
        // borrowed from: https://github.com/angular/angular.js/pull/13945/files
        var chrome = _window.chrome;
        var isChromePackagedApp = chrome && chrome.app && chrome.app.runtime;
        var hasPushState = !isChromePackagedApp && _window.history && history.pushState;
        if (autoBreadcrumbs.location && hasPushState) {
            // TODO: remove onpopstate handler on uninstall()
            var oldOnPopState = _window.onpopstate;
            _window.onpopstate = function () {
                var currentHref = self._location.href;
                self._captureUrlChange(self._lastHref, currentHref);

                if (oldOnPopState) {
                    return oldOnPopState.apply(this, arguments);
                }
            };

            fill(history, 'pushState', function (origPushState) {
                // note history.pushState.length is 0; intentionally not declaring
                // params to preserve 0 arity
                return function (/* state, title, url */) {
                    var url = arguments.length > 2 ? arguments[2] : undefined;

                    // url argument is optional
                    if (url) {
                        // coerce to string (this is what pushState does)
                        self._captureUrlChange(self._lastHref, url + '');
                    }

                    return origPushState.apply(this, arguments);
                };
            }, wrappedBuiltIns);
        }

        if (autoBreadcrumbs.console && 'console' in _window && console.log) {
            // console
            var consoleMethodCallback = function (msg, data) {
                self.captureBreadcrumb({
                    message: msg,
                    level: data.level,
                    category: 'console'
                });
            };

            each(['debug', 'info', 'warn', 'error', 'log'], function (_, level) {
                wrapConsoleMethod(console, level, consoleMethodCallback);
            });
        }

    },

    _restoreBuiltIns: function () {
        // restore any wrapped builtins
        var builtin;
        while (this._wrappedBuiltIns.length) {
            builtin = this._wrappedBuiltIns.shift();

            var obj = builtin[0],
              name = builtin[1],
              orig = builtin[2];

            obj[name] = orig;
        }
    },

    _drainPlugins: function() {
        var self = this;

        // FIX ME TODO
        each(this._plugins, function(_, plugin) {
            var installer = plugin[0];
            var args = plugin[1];
            installer.apply(self, [self].concat(args));
        });
    },

    _parseDSN: function(str) {
        var m = dsnPattern.exec(str),
            dsn = {},
            i = 7;

        try {
            while (i--) dsn[dsnKeys[i]] = m[i] || '';
        } catch(e) {
            throw new RavenConfigError('Invalid DSN: ' + str);
        }

        return dsn;
    },

    _getGlobalServer: function(uri) {
        // assemble the endpoint from the uri pieces
        var globalServer = '//' + uri.host +
            (uri.port ? ':' + uri.port : '');

        if (uri.protocol) {
            globalServer = uri.protocol + ':' + globalServer;
        }
        return globalServer;
    },

    _handleOnErrorStackInfo: function() {
        // if we are intentionally ignoring errors via onerror, bail out
        if (!this._ignoreOnError) {
            this._handleStackInfo.apply(this, arguments);
        }
    },

    _handleStackInfo: function(stackInfo, options) {
        var frames = this._prepareFrames(stackInfo, options);

        this._triggerEvent('handle', {
            stackInfo: stackInfo,
            options: options
        });

        this._processException(
            stackInfo.name,
            stackInfo.message,
            stackInfo.url,
            stackInfo.lineno,
            frames,
            options
        );
    },

    _prepareFrames: function(stackInfo, options) {
        var self = this;
        var frames = [];
        if (stackInfo.stack && stackInfo.stack.length) {
            each(stackInfo.stack, function(i, stack) {
                var frame = self._normalizeFrame(stack);
                if (frame) {
                    frames.push(frame);
                }
            });

            // e.g. frames captured via captureMessage throw
            if (options && options.trimHeadFrames) {
                for (var j = 0; j < options.trimHeadFrames && j < frames.length; j++) {
                    frames[j].in_app = false;
                }
            }
        }
        frames = frames.slice(0, this._globalOptions.stackTraceLimit);
        return frames;
    },

    _normalizeFrame: function(frame) {
        if (!frame.url) return;

        // normalize the frames data
        var normalized = {
            filename:   frame.url,
            lineno:     frame.line,
            colno:      frame.column,
            'function': frame.func || '?'
        };

        normalized.in_app = !( // determine if an exception came from outside of our app
            // first we check the global includePaths list.
            !!this._globalOptions.includePaths.test && !this._globalOptions.includePaths.test(normalized.filename) ||
            // Now we check for fun, if the function name is Raven or TraceKit
            /(Raven|TraceKit)\./.test(normalized['function']) ||
            // finally, we do a last ditch effort and check for raven.min.js
            /raven\.(min\.)?js$/.test(normalized.filename)
        );

        return normalized;
    },

    _processException: function(type, message, fileurl, lineno, frames, options) {
        var stacktrace;
        if (!!this._globalOptions.ignoreErrors.test && this._globalOptions.ignoreErrors.test(message)) return;

        message += '';

        if (frames && frames.length) {
            fileurl = frames[0].filename || fileurl;
            // Sentry expects frames oldest to newest
            // and JS sends them as newest to oldest
            frames.reverse();
            stacktrace = {frames: frames};
        } else if (fileurl) {
            stacktrace = {
                frames: [{
                    filename: fileurl,
                    lineno: lineno,
                    in_app: true
                }]
            };
        }

        if (!!this._globalOptions.ignoreUrls.test && this._globalOptions.ignoreUrls.test(fileurl)) return;
        if (!!this._globalOptions.whitelistUrls.test && !this._globalOptions.whitelistUrls.test(fileurl)) return;

        var data = objectMerge({
            // sentry.interfaces.Exception
            exception: {
                values: [{
                    type: type,
                    value: message,
                    stacktrace: stacktrace
                }]
            },
            culprit: fileurl
        }, options);

        // Fire away!
        this._send(data);
    },

    _trimPacket: function(data) {
        // For now, we only want to truncate the two different messages
        // but this could/should be expanded to just trim everything
        var max = this._globalOptions.maxMessageLength;
        if (data.message) {
            data.message = truncate(data.message, max);
        }
        if (data.exception) {
            var exception = data.exception.values[0];
            exception.value = truncate(exception.value, max);
        }

        return data;
    },

    _getHttpData: function() {
        if (!this._hasDocument || !_document.location || !_document.location.href) {
            return;
        }

        var httpData = {
            headers: {
                'User-Agent': navigator.userAgent
            }
        };

        httpData.url = _document.location.href;

        if (_document.referrer) {
            httpData.headers.Referer = _document.referrer;
        }

        return httpData;
    },

    _send: function(data) {
        var globalOptions = this._globalOptions;

        var baseData = {
            logger: globalOptions.logger,
            platform: 'javascript'
        }, httpData = this._getHttpData();

        if (httpData) {
            baseData.request = httpData;
        }

        // HACK: delete `trimHeadFrames` to prevent from appearing in outbound payload
        if (data.trimHeadFrames) delete data.trimHeadFrames;

        data = objectMerge(baseData, data);

        // Merge in the tags and extra separately since objectMerge doesn't handle a deep merge
        data.tags = objectMerge(objectMerge({}, this._globalContext.tags), data.tags);
        data.extra = objectMerge(objectMerge({}, this._globalContext.extra), data.extra);

        // Send along our own collected metadata with extra
        data.extra['session:duration'] = now() - this._startTime;

        if (this._breadcrumbs && this._breadcrumbs.length > 0) {
            // intentionally make shallow copy so that additions
            // to breadcrumbs aren't accidentally sent in this request
            data.breadcrumbs = {
                values: [].slice.call(this._breadcrumbs, 0)
            };
        }

        // If there are no tags/extra, strip the key from the payload alltogther.
        if (isEmptyObject(data.tags)) delete data.tags;

        if (this._globalContext.user) {
            // sentry.interfaces.User
            data.user = this._globalContext.user;
        }

        // Include the environment if it's defined in globalOptions
        if (globalOptions.environment) data.environment = globalOptions.environment;

        // Include the release if it's defined in globalOptions
        if (globalOptions.release) data.release = globalOptions.release;

        // Include server_name if it's defined in globalOptions
        if (globalOptions.serverName) data.server_name = globalOptions.serverName;

        if (isFunction(globalOptions.dataCallback)) {
            data = globalOptions.dataCallback(data) || data;
        }

        // Why??????????
        if (!data || isEmptyObject(data)) {
            return;
        }

        // Check if the request should be filtered or not
        if (isFunction(globalOptions.shouldSendCallback) && !globalOptions.shouldSendCallback(data)) {
            return;
        }

        this._sendProcessedPayload(data);
    },

    _getUuid: function () {
      return uuid4();
    },

    _sendProcessedPayload: function(data, callback) {
        var self = this;
        var globalOptions = this._globalOptions;

        // Send along an event_id if not explicitly passed.
        // This event_id can be used to reference the error within Sentry itself.
        // Set lastEventId after we know the error should actually be sent
        this._lastEventId = data.event_id || (data.event_id = this._getUuid());

        // Try and clean up the packet before sending by truncating long values
        data = this._trimPacket(data);

        this._logDebug('debug', 'Raven about to send:', data);

        if (!this.isSetup()) return;

        var auth = {
            sentry_client: 'raven-js/' + this.VERSION
        };

        var exception = data.exception && data.exception.values[0];
        this.captureBreadcrumb({
            category: 'sentry',
            message: exception
                ? (exception.type ? exception.type + ': ' : '') + exception.value
                : data.message,
            event_id: data.event_id,
            level: data.level || 'error' // presume error unless specified
        });

        var url = this._globalEndpoint;
        (globalOptions.transport || this._makeRequest).call(this, {
            url: url,
            auth: auth,
            data: data,
            options: globalOptions,
            onSuccess: function success() {
                self._triggerEvent('success', {
                    data: data,
                    src: url
                });
                callback && callback();
            },
            onError: function failure(error) {
                self._triggerEvent('failure', {
                    data: data,
                    src: url
                });
                error = error || new Error('Raven send failed (no additional details provided)');
                callback && callback(error);
            }
        });
    },

    _makeRequest: function(opts) {
        var request = new XMLHttpRequest();

        // if browser doesn't support CORS (e.g. IE7), we are out of luck
        var hasCORS =
            'withCredentials' in request ||
            typeof XDomainRequest !== 'undefined';

        if (!hasCORS) return;

        var url = opts.url;
        function handler() {
            if (request.status === 200) {
                if (opts.onSuccess) {
                    opts.onSuccess();
                }
            } else if (opts.onError) {
                opts.onError(new Error('Sentry error code: ' + request.status));
            }
        }

        if ('withCredentials' in request) {
            request.onreadystatechange = function () {
                if (request.readyState !== 4) {
                    return;
                }
                handler();
            };
        } else {
            request = new XDomainRequest();
            // xdomainrequest cannot go http -> https (or vice versa),
            // so always use protocol relative
            url = url.replace(/^https?:/, '');

            // onreadystatechange not supported by XDomainRequest
            request.onload = handler;
        }

        // NOTE: auth is intentionally sent as part of query string (NOT as custom
        //       HTTP header) so as to avoid preflight CORS requests
        request.open('POST', url + '?' + urlencode(opts.auth));
        request.send(stringify(opts.data));
    },

    _logDebug: function(level) {
        if (this._originalConsoleMethods[level] && this.debug) {
            // In IE<10 console methods do not have their own 'apply' method
            Function.prototype.apply.call(
                this._originalConsoleMethods[level],
                this._originalConsole,
                [].slice.call(arguments, 1)
            );
        }
    },

    _mergeContext: function(key, context) {
        if (isUndefined(context)) {
            delete this._globalContext[key];
        } else {
            this._globalContext[key] = objectMerge(this._globalContext[key] || {}, context);
        }
    }
};

/*------------------------------------------------
 * utils
 *
 * conditionally exported for test via Raven.utils
 =================================================
 */
var objectPrototype = Object.prototype;

function isUndefined(what) {
    return what === void 0;
}

function isFunction(what) {
    return typeof what === 'function';
}

function isString(what) {
    return objectPrototype.toString.call(what) === '[object String]';
}

function isObject(what) {
    return typeof what === 'object' && what !== null;
}

function isEmptyObject(what) {
    for (var _ in what) return false;  // eslint-disable-line guard-for-in, no-unused-vars
    return true;
}

// Sorta yanked from https://github.com/joyent/node/blob/aa3b4b4/lib/util.js#L560
// with some tiny modifications
function isError(what) {
    var toString = objectPrototype.toString.call(what);
    return isObject(what) &&
        toString === '[object Error]' ||
        toString === '[object Exception]' || // Firefox NS_ERROR_FAILURE Exceptions
        what instanceof Error;
}

function each(obj, callback) {
    var i, j;

    if (isUndefined(obj.length)) {
        for (i in obj) {
            if (hasKey(obj, i)) {
                callback.call(null, i, obj[i]);
            }
        }
    } else {
        j = obj.length;
        if (j) {
            for (i = 0; i < j; i++) {
                callback.call(null, i, obj[i]);
            }
        }
    }
}

function objectMerge(obj1, obj2) {
    if (!obj2) {
        return obj1;
    }
    each(obj2, function(key, value){
        obj1[key] = value;
    });
    return obj1;
}

function truncate(str, max) {
    return !max || str.length <= max ? str : str.substr(0, max) + '\u2026';
}

/**
 * hasKey, a better form of hasOwnProperty
 * Example: hasKey(MainHostObject, property) === true/false
 *
 * @param {Object} host object to check property
 * @param {string} key to check
 */
function hasKey(object, key) {
    return objectPrototype.hasOwnProperty.call(object, key);
}

function joinRegExp(patterns) {
    // Combine an array of regular expressions and strings into one large regexp
    // Be mad.
    var sources = [],
        i = 0, len = patterns.length,
        pattern;

    for (; i < len; i++) {
        pattern = patterns[i];
        if (isString(pattern)) {
            // If it's a string, we need to escape it
            // Taken from: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Guide/Regular_Expressions
            sources.push(pattern.replace(/([.*+?^=!:${}()|\[\]\/\\])/g, '\\$1'));
        } else if (pattern && pattern.source) {
            // If it's a regexp already, we want to extract the source
            sources.push(pattern.source);
        }
        // Intentionally skip other cases
    }
    return new RegExp(sources.join('|'), 'i');
}

function urlencode(o) {
    var pairs = [];
    each(o, function(key, value) {
        pairs.push(encodeURIComponent(key) + '=' + encodeURIComponent(value));
    });
    return pairs.join('&');
}

// borrowed from https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc3986#appendix-B
// intentionally using regex and not <a/> href parsing trick because React Native and other
// environments where DOM might not be available
function parseUrl(url) {
    var match = url.match(/^(([^:\/?#]+):)?(\/\/([^\/?#]*))?([^?#]*)(\?([^#]*))?(#(.*))?$/);
    if (!match) return {};

    // coerce to undefined values to empty string so we don't get 'undefined'
    var query = match[6] || '';
    var fragment = match[8] || '';
    return {
        protocol: match[2],
        host: match[4],
        path: match[5],
        relative: match[5] + query + fragment // everything minus origin
    };
}
function uuid4() {
    var crypto = _window.crypto || _window.msCrypto;

    if (!isUndefined(crypto) && crypto.getRandomValues) {
        // Use window.crypto API if available
        var arr = new Uint16Array(8);
        crypto.getRandomValues(arr);

        // set 4 in byte 7
        arr[3] = arr[3] & 0xFFF | 0x4000;
        // set 2 most significant bits of byte 9 to '10'
        arr[4] = arr[4] & 0x3FFF | 0x8000;

        var pad = function(num) {
            var v = num.toString(16);
            while (v.length < 4) {
                v = '0' + v;
            }
            return v;
        };

        return pad(arr[0]) + pad(arr[1]) + pad(arr[2]) + pad(arr[3]) + pad(arr[4]) +
        pad(arr[5]) + pad(arr[6]) + pad(arr[7]);
    } else {
        // http://stackoverflow.com/questions/105034/how-to-create-a-guid-uuid-in-javascript/2117523#2117523
        return 'xxxxxxxxxxxx4xxxyxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx'.replace(/[xy]/g, function(c) {
            var r = Math.random()*16|0,
                v = c === 'x' ? r : r&0x3|0x8;
            return v.toString(16);
        });
    }
}

/**
 * Given a child DOM element, returns a query-selector statement describing that
 * and its ancestors
 * e.g. [HTMLElement] => body > div > input#foo.btn[name=baz]
 * @param elem
 * @returns {string}
 */
function htmlTreeAsString(elem) {
    /* eslint no-extra-parens:0*/
    var MAX_TRAVERSE_HEIGHT = 5,
        MAX_OUTPUT_LEN = 80,
        out = [],
        height = 0,
        len = 0,
        separator = ' > ',
        sepLength = separator.length,
        nextStr;

    while (elem && height++ < MAX_TRAVERSE_HEIGHT) {

        nextStr = htmlElementAsString(elem);
        // bail out if
        // - nextStr is the 'html' element
        // - the length of the string that would be created exceeds MAX_OUTPUT_LEN
        //   (ignore this limit if we are on the first iteration)
        if (nextStr === 'html' || height > 1 && len + (out.length * sepLength) + nextStr.length >= MAX_OUTPUT_LEN) {
            break;
        }

        out.push(nextStr);

        len += nextStr.length;
        elem = elem.parentNode;
    }

    return out.reverse().join(separator);
}

/**
 * Returns a simple, query-selector representation of a DOM element
 * e.g. [HTMLElement] => input#foo.btn[name=baz]
 * @param HTMLElement
 * @returns {string}
 */
function htmlElementAsString(elem) {
    var out = [],
        className,
        classes,
        key,
        attr,
        i;

    if (!elem || !elem.tagName) {
        return '';
    }

    out.push(elem.tagName.toLowerCase());
    if (elem.id) {
        out.push('#' + elem.id);
    }

    className = elem.className;
    if (className && isString(className)) {
        classes = className.split(' ');
        for (i = 0; i < classes.length; i++) {
            out.push('.' + classes[i]);
        }
    }
    var attrWhitelist = ['type', 'name', 'title', 'alt'];
    for (i = 0; i < attrWhitelist.length; i++) {
        key = attrWhitelist[i];
        attr = elem.getAttribute(key);
        if (attr) {
            out.push('[' + key + '="' + attr + '"]');
        }
    }
    return out.join('');
}

/**
 * Polyfill a method
 * @param obj object e.g. `document`
 * @param name method name present on object e.g. `addEventListener`
 * @param replacement replacement function
 * @param track {optional} record instrumentation to an array
 */
function fill(obj, name, replacement, track) {
    var orig = obj[name];
    obj[name] = replacement(orig);
    if (track) {
        track.push([obj, name, orig]);
    }
}

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Pre-winter services that you should consider for your BMW are a tire check, rotation and alignment to have the best control on icy and slushy roads one must have their tires functioning at their best.
Also, a battery check is absolutely needed; no one wants to get stuck out in the cold in the middle of nowhere, or even in the middle of the city on a cold night with a dead cold car. Also, the cold tends to kill already dieing batteries.
As winter approaches, there is no better time to get your car's braking system, (not just the brakes), checked for optimal functionality. Having good brakes on icy roads is self-explanatory, and could be the difference between an accident and a close call.
Most should know by now with the dropping temperatures if their interior heating system is working, but if you haven't checked or are unsure, check! Don't be left out in the cold!
Additionally, be sure to check to have your oil levels and other fluids checked. A check can help you make sure you have the right oil in your system for your BMW to function at it's best; with the season change, your oil may need to be changed to a lighter grade for your engine to run properly in the colder temperatures.
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One is noise reduction. Soundproofing your home theater so that adjoing rooms to interfere with the internal acoustic qualities, as well as containing the sound within the home theater room to minimize noise pollution into adjoing rooms.
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Marilyn in the Nude, Lolita in the Sun, Martinis in Egypt: Bert Stern's Lost Lens
Bert Stern, who died Tuesday at the age of 83, was perhaps best known for his raw, uninhibited photograph of Marilyn Monroe lounging in a hotel room just six weeks before she died. But many of Stern's lucid, eye-popping images entered the collective consciousness.
Esther Zuckerman
Bert Stern, who died Tuesday at the age of 83, was perhaps best known for his raw, uninhibited photograph of Marilyn Monroe lounging in a hotel room just six weeks before she died. But many of Stern's lucid, eye-popping images entered the collective consciousness. Stern was called an "original madmen," according to a recent documentary, and Paul Vitello wrote in his New York Times obituary that Stern was "part of a generation of photographers who made clear, clutter-free, arresting images the language of glossy magazine advertising, which until then had mainly used pictures to illustrate text." To remember him, let's look at some of his most iconic images.
Marilyn, 1962
Shot for Vogue magazine, Stern's photos of Marilyn—who poses in various states of undress—are tinged with sadness due to their proximity to her death. Per the Times obit, Stern told Newsday: "I didn't say, 'Pose nude.' It was more one thing leading to another: You take clothes off and off and off and off and off. She thought for a while. I'd say something and the pose just led to itself." In 2008 Stern would recreate recreated the shoot for New York with another troubled starlet: Lindsay Lohan. (Photo via Staley-Wise Gallery)
Lolita, 1960
Stern shot images like this one for Stanley Kubrick's adaptation of Lolita. As Steven Heller wrote in The Atlantic, Stern directly undercut the studio's wishes to downplay the scandalous nature of the subject matter. "Movie posters are rarely more than mediocre sales tools, but Stern could not abide mediocrity," Hell wrote. "What's more, he couldn't resist the temptation to be bad. So, while driving [actress Sue] Lyon to the photo shoot, Stern recalled that he serendipitously found the sunglasses in Woolworths, bought them, put them on Lyons and instantly had the perfect shot—the studio be damned." (Photo via Staley-Wise Gallery)
Martini, 1955
This Smirnoff vodka advertisement was, according to Vitello, the way Stern "made his mark." It was called "the most influential break with traditional advertising photography." (Photo via Christie's)
Jazz on a Summer's Day
Stern's film documenting the 1958 Newport Jazz Festival features performances from the likes of Thelonius Monk and Dinah Washington and has a home in the Library of Congress.
Twiggy, 1967
Stern said his favorite subjects were models, like Twiggy. "What makes a great model is her need, her desire; and it's exciting to photograph desire," he said. (Photo via the Metropolitan Museum of Art.)

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May Day statement from the PCMLE of Ecuador
En Marcha #1647
Organ of the Marxist-Leninist Communist Party of Ecuador
April 25 to May 1, 2014
May Day Manifesto
Only the Struggle of the Peoples Will Break the Chains of Capitalist Domination and Exploitation!
Workers!
The memory of the heroic deeds of the Chicago martyrs, who 128 years ago gave their lives to win the 8-hour work day, once again calls us to march together this May 1 to let the world know that we the workers and peoples of Ecuador have rights to gain and, above all, a new world to win.
In our country the real economic, political and social changes are yet to come, or rather, we must win them with a genuine revolution!
The caricature that goes by the name "citizens' revolution" is being further unmasked each passing day as a political project of a bourgeois faction that supports a modernizing capitalism to take advantage to the maximum of the profits that society provides only to the ruling classes and foreign capital.
Beyond the stifling government propaganda that tries to show the fiction of an Ecuador that is advancing and progressing for the good of the neediest, and that now pompously presents itself as "the Ecuadorian miracle," there is little that is useful and much to reject.
What miracle do Correa's forces speaks of if, despite having had years of economic prosperity because of the high prices of oil on the international market and the chain of taxes that punish the workers and peoples, that have mortgaged the country to foreign capital with loans reminiscent of the periods of the sell-out neoliberal governments?
More than $14 billion of foreign debt hang over Ecuador today, but the greed for economic resources has led the government to resume the external debt with the World Bank, about which he said in October 2007 that "the farther we are from it, the better it will be for us." Not content with the billions of dollars in credit that the international body has given him, he shouts to raise it to five billion. What happened to the supposed patriotism, dignity and sovereign attitude of the citizen's revolution?
He tries to justify the return to the arms of the IMF and World Bank with the argument that now the agency has not imposed conditions. He did not need it because the government had announced beforehand the adjustment policies: the elimination of the gas subsidy and consequently the raising of its price, which we reject.
To prevent 200,000 youths from entering the universities, to make thousands of workers and public employees unemployed, to repress anyone who protests and put in prison and / or on trial two hundred Ecuadorians on charges of terrorism, to waste millions of dollars in propaganda and to allow government officials to steal further millions and provide them with impunity, is this part of that miracle?
The Ecuador in which we live, work and struggle every day is very different from the fantasy country that the government shows us in its propaganda. That is why social discontent is growing and every day more people are distancing themselves from government demagoguery. This is shown by the results of the February 23 elections, in which Rafael Correa, the Government and Alianza Pais suffered a severe defeat and could not fulfill its aim of eliminating the electoral registration of leftist organizations such as the MPD and Pachakutik.
The pro-Correa forces are aware of the loss of support, which is why they do not want to allow the demand for a referendum to determine whether or not to exploit the oil in the Yasuni-ITT. The Government and the National Electoral Council are trying to make a mockery of the will of more than 750,000 Ecuadorians who signed the petition for the referendum. We must not allow this mockery. Let the people's voice be heard and their will respected!
Nothing of the little that this capitalist society gives us came by the will of those who live from the exploitation of our labor; on the contrary, we have won it with enormous effort, in street battles that have often cost the lives of the people's fighters. With this experience we must continue to fight to defend our rights, which they want to violate, to win our essential demands, which cannot be postponed.
Our best weapons for this are unity, organization and action. Our Party welcomes the efforts of the social organizations to deepen their joint work and recognizes it as essential to maintain the unity of the trade unions in the FUT [Workers' United Front]; calls for strengthening the organizations such as UGTE [General Union of Ecuadorean Workers], UCAE [Union of Peasant Organizations of Ecuador], FESE [Federation of Secondary Students of Ecuador], FEUE [Federation of University Students of Ecuador] , CONAIE [Confederation of Indigenous Nationalities of Ecuador], UNE [National Union of Educators], FEUNASSC [United National Federation of Peasant Social Security Affiliates], the Popular Front, etc. and to develop joint action of the leftist parties and movements in the Plurinational Unity of the Left. The government is making enormous efforts to control and / or destroy the independent popular organizations: we must not allow this!
May 1 is a day of worldwide celebration, in which the workers and peoples of the world express their rejection of the domination and exploitation of capital and anticipate their emancipation. Together with them, our Party raises its internationalist banners to reaffirm its commitment to work to bring to victory the social revolution in our country, as a contribution to the victory of the world proletarian revolution.
Particularly, this May 1, the Marxist-Leninist Communist Party of Ecuador commemorates two transcendental celebrations this year: the 50th anniversary of the founding of our party and the 20th anniversary of the formation of the International Conference of Marxist-Leninist Parties and Organizations (ICMLPO), which coincide on August 1. These are reasons to redouble our efforts to make the victory of the revolution and socialism a reality.
Long live the struggle of the working class and peoples of Ecuador!
Long live the struggle of the workers of the whole world!
Only the struggle of the peoples can break the chains of domination and exploitation !
Marxist-Leninist Communist Party of Ecuador
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The arrondissement of Lyon is an arrondissement of France in the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region. It has 135 communes. Its population is 1,585,411 (2016), and its area is .

Composition

The communes of the arrondissement of Lyon are:

 Albigny-sur-Saône (69003)
 Ampuis (69007)
 Aveize (69014)
 Beauvallon (69179)
 Brignais (69027)
 Brindas (69028)
 Bron (69029)
 Brullioles (69030)
 Brussieu (69031)
 Cailloux-sur-Fontaines (69033)
 Caluire-et-Cuire (69034)
 Chabanière (69228)
 Chambost-Longessaigne (69038)
 Champagne-au-Mont-d'Or (69040)
 La Chapelle-sur-Coise (69042)
 Chaponnay (69270)
 Chaponost (69043)
 Charbonnières-les-Bains (69044)
 Charly (69046)
 Chassieu (69271)
 Chaussan (69051)
 Coise (69062)
 Collonges-au-Mont-d'Or (69063)
 Colombier-Saugnieu (69299)
 Communay (69272)
 Condrieu (69064)
 Corbas (69273)
 Couzon-au-Mont-d'Or (69068)
 Craponne (69069)
 Curis-au-Mont-d'Or (69071)
 Dardilly (69072)
 Décines-Charpieu (69275)
 Duerne (69078)
 Échalas (69080)
 Écully (69081)
 Feyzin (69276)
 Fleurieu-sur-Saône (69085)
 Fontaines-Saint-Martin (69087)
 Fontaines-sur-Saône (69088)
 Francheville (69089)
 Genas (69277)
 Genay (69278)
 Givors (69091)
 Grézieu-la-Varenne (69094)
 Grézieu-le-Marché (69095)
 Grigny (69096)
 Les Haies (69097)
 Les Halles (69098)
 Haute-Rivoire (69099)
 Irigny (69100)
 Jonage (69279)
 Jons (69280)
 Larajasse (69110)
 Limonest (69116)
 Lissieu (69117)
 Loire-sur-Rhône (69118)
 Longes (69119)
 Longessaigne (69120)
 Lyon (69123)
 Marcy-l'Étoile (69127)
 Marennes (69281)
 Messimy (69131)
 Meys (69132)
 Meyzieu (69282)
 Millery (69133)
 Mions (69283)
 Montagny (69136)
 Montanay (69284)
 Montromant (69138)
 Montrottier (69139)
 Mornant (69141)
 La Mulatière (69142)
 Neuville-sur-Saône (69143)
 Orliénas (69148)
 Oullins (69149)
 Pierre-Bénite (69152)
 Poleymieux-au-Mont-d'Or (69153)
 Pollionnay (69154)
 Pomeys (69155)
 Pusignan (69285)
 Quincieux (69163)
 Rillieux-la-Pape (69286)
 Riverie (69166)
 Rochetaillée-sur-Saône (69168)
 Rontalon (69170)
 Saint-André-la-Côte (69180)
 Saint-Bonnet-de-Mure (69287)
 Saint-Clément-les-Places (69187)
 Saint-Cyr-au-Mont-d'Or (69191)
 Saint-Cyr-sur-le-Rhône (69193)
 Saint-Didier-au-Mont-d'Or (69194)
 Sainte-Catherine (69184)
 Sainte-Colombe (69189)
 Sainte-Consorce (69190)
 Sainte-Foy-l'Argentière (69201)
 Sainte-Foy-lès-Lyon (69202)
 Saint-Fons (69199)
 Saint-Genis-l'Argentière (69203)
 Saint-Genis-Laval (69204)
 Saint-Genis-les-Ollières (69205)
 Saint-Germain-au-Mont-d'Or (69207)
 Saint-Laurent-d'Agny (69219)
 Saint-Laurent-de-Chamousset (69220)
 Saint-Laurent-de-Mure (69288)
 Saint-Martin-en-Haut (69227)
 Saint-Pierre-de-Chandieu (69289)
 Saint-Priest (69290)
 Saint-Romain-au-Mont-d'Or (69233)
 Saint-Romain-en-Gal (69235)
 Saint-Romain-en-Gier (69236)
 Saint-Symphorien-d'Ozon (69291)
 Saint-Symphorien-sur-Coise (69238)
 Sathonay-Camp (69292)
 Sathonay-Village (69293)
 Sérézin-du-Rhône (69294)
 Simandres (69295)
 Solaize (69296)
 Soucieu-en-Jarrest (69176)
 Souzy (69178)
 Taluyers (69241)
 Tassin-la-Demi-Lune (69244)
 Ternay (69297)
 Thurins (69249)
 La Tour-de-Salvagny (69250)
 Toussieu (69298)
 Trèves (69252)
 Tupin-et-Semons (69253)
 Vaugneray (69255)
 Vaulx-en-Velin (69256)
 Vénissieux (69259)
 Vernaison (69260)
 Villechenève (69263)
 Villeurbanne (69266)
 Vourles (69268)
 Yzeron (69269)

History

The arrondissement of Lyon was created in 1800. On 1 January 2015, 101 communes that did not join the newly created Metropolis of Lyon passed from the arrondissement of Lyon to the arrondissement of Villefranche-sur-Saône. On 1 February 2017, 78 communes passed from the arrondissement of Villefranche-sur-Saône to the arrondissement of Lyon.

As a result of the reorganisation of the cantons of France which came into effect in 2015, the borders of the cantons are no longer related to the borders of the arrondissements. The cantons of the arrondissement of Lyon were, as of January 2015:

 L'Arbresle
 Bron
 Caluire-et-Cuire
 Condrieu
 Décines-Charpieu
 Écully
 Givors
 Irigny
 Limonest
 Lyon-I
 Lyon-II
 Lyon-III
 Lyon-IV
 Lyon-V
 Lyon-VI
 Lyon-VII
 Lyon-VIII
 Lyon-IX
 Lyon-X
 Lyon-XI
 Lyon-XII
 Lyon-XIII
 Lyon-XIV
 Meyzieu
 Mornant
 Neuville-sur-Saône
 Oullins
 Rillieux-la-Pape
 Sainte-Foy-lès-Lyon
 Saint-Fons
 Saint-Genis-Laval
 Saint-Laurent-de-Chamousset
 Saint-Priest
 Saint-Symphorien-d'Ozon
 Saint-Symphorien-sur-Coise
 Tassin-la-Demi-Lune
 Vaugneray
 Vaulx-en-Velin
 Vénissieux-Nord
 Vénissieux-Sud
 Villeurbanne-Centre
 Villeurbanne-Nord
 Villeurbanne-Sud

References

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One of the best points of Ocala (besides Tasty-O's) is its natural beauty. And while there may be some trees or even forest in your neighborhood, nothing beats going out into it and taking a hike! Here are some nature parks for you to enjoy.
Heritage Nature Conservancy: a beautiful little park with a playground and a lovely little pond, and some signs with great nature info.
Fort King National Historic Park: A classic old fort with a wonderful park surrounding it.
Ocala National Forest: This incredible park has hundreds of lakes and beautiful scenery.


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Reps. Barney Frank (D-MA) and Ron Paul (R-TX) will introduce legislation on Thursday to the U.S. House of Representatives that ends the federal prohibition on marijuana.
The Oakland Tribute reported that the bill would limit the federal government to enforcing cross-border or inter-state smuggling laws, and allow people to grow, possess, use or sell marijuana in states where it is legal to do so.
Although over a dozen states have legalized the use of marijuana for medical reasons, it is still outlawed under the federal Controlled Substance Act.
The legislation authored by Frank and Paul would allow each state to propose and enforce its own marijuana laws without federal interference.
Democratic Reps. John Conyers (MI), Steve Cohen (TN), Jared Polis (CO) and Barbara Lee (CA) are co-sponsors of the bill.
Rep. Cohen, another co-sponsor, called last week for an end to the 40-year war on drugs, which he said had spent trillions of dollars to incarcerate millions of people for non-violent crimes.


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Google's Project Glass Video - Cool and Scary?
Google on Wednesday morning unveiled a YouTube video teasing its augmented reality eyeglasses, a pair of spectacles that interacts with what you're seeing and acts as a smartphone, day planner, turn-by-turn navigation system, camera and more.


Lisa was born in 1984 in Flensburg, and, apart from her early childhood in Lundtofte, she has been living in Northern Germany close to the boarder.
For as long as she can remember, Lisa has had an interest in music, and even though she never rehearsed her flute and clarinet to extremes, her interest has increased gradually – it especially caught on when Lisa attended the Duborg School in Flensburg in 1996, cramming music theory and gaining interest in how the music area fits together in general.
Lisa came in contact with ROSA through the South Slesvig Rocks Festival where she was in the steering group for 4 years. Since October 2004, she has been in charge of the coordination and carrying through of the Skand-All project and taken part in the work in connection to the SPOT Festival.


So sad seeing how politicians and wealthy education "reformers" who do not know anything about teaching use parents and children to get the wrong policies they, the so-called "reformers", want. The tenure lawsuits are about grabbing the $billions in public money, not about teacher effectiveness. Union bashing at its least finest political moment.
Take a look at what's happening in Colorado, also below.
named in a new lawsuit challenging teacher tenure.
In a suit to be filed in Albany on Monday, seven families will charge that their children are underserved in schools due to incompetent teachers — who only kept their jobs because of tenure rules that violate the kids' constitutional right to a sound education. The suit is backed by the politically connected journalist-turned-education advocate Campbell Brown.
Plaintiff Nina Doster, of Queens, poses with children (from left) Patience, Micah and King.
The lawsuit details the frustration of Tauana Goins, who says a teacher at Public School 106 in Far Rockaway, Queens, called students "miserable" and went so far as to call her 8-year-old daughter "a loser." The girl became so scared she regressed academically, her 27-year-old mother says.
Another kid named in the suit, King Doster, 6, said his teacher at P.S. 140 in Springfield Gardens, Queens, claimed she was "too busy" to help him learn to read.
Yet another, Natalie Mendoza, said her kindergarten teacherslept through class in a rocking chair at P.S. 94. in the Norwood section of the Bronx. That same teacher allegedly gave Natalie good grades despite her being unable to read. The teacher told Natalie's mom, Angeles Barragan, not to worry about her daughter's academic struggles because "it was just kindergarten," according to the suit.
The suit, which will include two families from Rochester, is the second legal challenge of teacher tenure. The first was brought by the New York City Parents Union and filed in Staten Island Supreme Court. It's possible the two will eventually be combined.
Brown has enlisted the powerhouse law firm Kirkland & Ellis to handle the case, which is working pro bono. It is among the largest firms in the country and played a prominent role in defending California's controversial parent trigger law, which allows parents to force major changes at failing schools if they are able to gather signatures from 51% of parents.
The lawsuit is inspired by a Los Angeles Superior Court judge's ruling in June that declared teacher tenure violates students' civil rights to a quality education. The ruling in the case, Vergara v. California, was endorsed by Education Secretary Arne Duncan. It is under appeal.
The teachers union would not comment on the lawsuit, but has defended tenure as a way to ensure educators' due process before being terminated.
In 2010, Colorado State Senator Michael Johnston took credit for a piece of legislation called Senate Bill 191, which he said would produce "Great Schools, Great Teachers, Great Principals." Its main feature was tying teacher evaluation to their students' scores, which counted for 50%. But it included other time bombs. One allowed districts to lay off teachers for various reasons. Now seven teachers and the Denver Classroom Teachers Association is suing.
One of those who lost her job was Cynthia Masters, a special-education teacher in a K-8 school. She was one of only 3,000 to lose their job.
"In the four years since the law was passed, nearly 3,000 DPS teachers have lost their positions due to what the district calls "reduction in building," or RIB for short. The reasons that teachers are RIBed vary: Some lose their jobs because their schools are "turned around" or closed. Others are cut because school enrollment drops. In Masters's case, she was RIBed due to a decrease in the number of special-ed students.
Of those 3,000 teachers, 1,240 had at least three years' worth of positive evaluations, including Masters. And not all of them have been able to find new jobs. According to the law, still widely referred to as Senate Bill 191, RIBed teachers with three years of positive reviews — officially known as "nonprobationary" — who can't find a position within a certain time frame are put on unpaid leave, a move that both unions believe violates the state constitution......"
"Brad Bartels, an attorney with the Colorado Education Association, says these teachers are victims of DPS's brand of musical chairs. They didn't lose their positions because they were bad teachers, he insists: "They just didn't have a chair when the music stopped."
"Seven DPS teachers and the DCTA have now sued the district. (The statewide CEA is representing the DCTA in the matter.) The lawsuit is a class action, and the plaintiffs represent several different classes, including all teachers in Colorado who were considered nonprobationary prior to the passage of Senate Bill 191 and all nonprobationary DPS teachers who were RIBed and ended up on unpaid leave.
"Westword spoke with five of the seven plaintiffs and found that they have several things in common: All are older than 45 and have good teaching records. Upon losing their positions, all five applied for hundreds of teaching assignments within DPS but, inexplicably to them, received just a few interviews. Only one managed to avoid being put on unpaid leave or being forced into early retirement.
"I applied for over 700 positions in the district," says plaintiff Michelle Montoya, who got RIBed in the fall of 2010. "I thought, 'I can deal with this. I'm going to go get a job. My skills are definitely needed.' And I just never got a second interview."
Will Senator Michael Johnston live long enough to declare that Colorado now has great teachers, great principals, great schools, thanks to Senate Bill 191?


If you have been truly born again you have a new and holy nature, and you are no longer moved towards sinful objects as you were before. The things that you once loved you now hate, and therefore you will not run after them. You can hardly understand it but so it is, that your thoughts and tastes are radically changed. You long for that very holiness which once it was irksome to hear of; and you loathe those vain pursuits which were once your delights. The man who puts his trust in the Lord sees the pleasures of sin in a new light. For he sees the evil which follows them by noting the agonies which they brought upon our Lord when He bore our sins in His own body on the tree. Without faith a man says to himself, "This sin is a very pleasant thing, why should I not enjoy it? Surely I may eat this fruit, which looks so charming and is so much to be desired." The flesh sees honey in the drink, but faith at once perceives that there is poison in the cup. Faith spies the snake in the grass and gives warning of it. Faith remembers death, judgment, the great reward, the just punishment and that dread word, eternity.