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            exposure = function () {
                /*
                RETURNS: An exposure URL which returns the specified image resized to specified height and width

                ARGUMENTS: object || url:string [, height:string||int] [, width:string||int]
                The exposure method takes either an object or one or more strings as arguments.

                A value of "0" for "width" or "height" indicates that exposure should use a value
                that maintains the image's native aspect ratio.

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/*************
* Custom siteName functionality
*    window.location.siteName reduces a either the documents url or a
*    given url to the top most site name.
*    i.e. photography.nataionalgeographic.com would return nationalgeographic.com,
*    mysubdomain.mywebsite.co.uk would return mywebsite.co.uk.
***********/
if (typeof window.location.siteName === 'undefined') {
    window.location.siteName = function (url) {
        var hostName = url || window.location.hostname,

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;(function (window, document, $, undefined) {
    var module, moduleName, stash, unstash, noconflict, oldGlobal;

    moduleName = 'infiniteStash';

    stash = function (containerNode, numNodesToStash, after) {
        var side = (after === true || after === 'after')  ? 'after' : 'before',

            // set is uesd to stash all node up to the next element.
            // This preserves text nodes (white space) and comment nodes

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var getPath = function (start, end) {
    
    var getParents = function (el) {
    
        var parents = [el];
            el = el.parentElement;

            while (el.parentElement) {
                parents.push(el = el.parentElement);
            }

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(function() {
    var words = [" a fortiori", "a mensa et thoro", "a posteriori", "a priori", "a quo", "ab extra", "ab initio", "absque hoc", "Actori incumbit probatio", "actus reus", "ad coelum", "ad colligenda bona", "ad hoc", "ad hominem", "ad idem", "ad infinitum", "ad litem", "ad quod damnum", "ad valorem", "adjournment sine die", "affidavit", "alter ego", "amicus curiae", "animus nocendi", "animus possidendi", "animus revertendi", "ante", "arguendo", "Audi alteram partem", " bona fide", "bona vacantia", " Cadit quaestio", "Casus belli", "casus fortuitus", "Caveat", "Caveat emptor", "Certiorari", "Ceteris paribus", "cogitationis poenam nemo patitur", "compensatio morae", "compos mentis", "Condicio sine qua non", "consensus ad idem", "consensus facit legem", "consuetudo pro lege servatur", "contra", "contra bonos mores", "contra legem", "Contradictio in adjecto", "contra proferentem", "coram non judice", "corpus delicti", "corpus juris", "corpus juris civilis", "corpus juris gentium", "corpus juris secund

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(function() {
    window.addEventListener("DOMContentLoaded", function() {
        //Use live-node-lists here so we don't have to query the DOM everytime polyPict runs.
        var picturesLNL = document.getElementsByTagName("picture"),
            imgLNL = document.getElementsByTagName("img"),
            size2Px = (function() {
                var testEl = document.createElement("div");

                testEl.style.position = "absolute";
                testEl.style.zIndex = -1000;

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// ----
// Sass (v3.4.4)
// Compass (v1.0.1)
// ----

$positions: (top, right, bottom, left);

.stretch {
  position: absolute;
  @each $pos in $positions {

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// ----
// Sass (v3.3.14)
// Compass (v1.0.1)
// ----

//Media Queries
$mq-size--small: 42em;
$mq-size--med: 47.5em;
$mq-size--large: 56.25em;

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// ----
// Sass (v3.3.14)
// Compass (v1.0.1)
// ----

.full {
  @each $pos in ("top", 'left', bottom, right) {
    #{$pos}: 0;
  }
}

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JS REPL

There's not a good, simple embeddable REPL for JS out there that I could find. I wanted one for presentations on JavaScript concepts. The developer tools' console would be ideal, but bailing out of my presentation and opening a console brakes the flow. Tools like codepen.io et al. are great, but more overhead and set up than I need. I just want to type JS and show the result. This is a decent first step for my needs.

A Pen by Cory on CodePen.

License.