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from PIL import Image, ImageOps
import clipboard, photos,webbrowser
im=photos.pick_image()#clipboard.get_image
if im.size[0] >= im.size[1]:
	whitespace=((im.size[0]-im.size[1])/2)+250
	xbump=250
else:
	xbump=((im.size[1]-im.size[0])/2)+250
	whitespace=250
matted=ImageOps.expand(im,border=(xbump,whitespace),fill='white')

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from PIL import Image, ImageOps
import clipboard, photos,webbrowser

# Example for sending an email with an attached image using smtplib
# 
# IMPORTANT: You need to enter your email login in the main() function.
#            The example is prepared for GMail, but other providers
#            should be possible by changing the mail server.
 
import smtplib

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import os
import markdown
import requests
import webbrowser

pinToken = 'Put your Pinboard API token here'
pinAPI = 'api.pinboard.in/v1/'
pinGet = 'posts/all'
pinURL = 'https://' + pinAPI + pinGet + '?auth_token=' + pinToken + '&toread=yes&format=json'

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# this script gets your most recent pinboard items 
# set your username and tag of interest
# it copies a markdown formatted list to the clipboard for easy export
# the script gets the most recent five items by default
# code by James Campbell @jamescampbell on twitter

import feedparser
import console
import clipboard
import webbrowser

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#python twitter example
#last updated December 24 2014
#James Campbell http://www.jamescampbell.us
# @jamescampbell on twitter
# 
#
# twitter items available:
#contributors, truncated, text, in_reply_to_status_id, id, favorite_count, source, retweeted, 
#coordinates, entities, in_reply_to_screen_name, in_reply_to_user_id, retweet_count, id_str, favorited, 
#retweeted_status, user, geo, in_reply_to_user_id_str, lang, created_at, in_reply_to_status_id_str, place, metadata

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# this script takes a 26 char string that you provide and
# a cipher and converts it back to text
# it works in pythonista

import random
import sys
import string
import console
import clipboard
import webbrowser

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# this script takes a 26 char string that you provide and
# a phrase and turns it into a cipher
# it works in pythonista

import random
import sys
import string
import console
import clipboard
import webbrowser

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## PYCY
## A SIMPLE TOOL FOR SIMPLE CIPHER FOR EVERY DAY OF THE MONTH in plaintext
## set to work in pythonista

import string
import random, sys
import calendar
import datetime
import clipboard #pythonista app

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CSS only with hover transform effects for the button resize with curved corners. This is the same button that is working on my site. Check it out on any article at https://jamescampbell.us

View the live working version on codepen as well, here is the Pen by James Campbell on CodePen.

License.

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diction="""List of words here"""