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Said goodbye to their families Said goodbye to their friends
With pipe dreams in their heads And very little money in their hands
Some are black and some are white Ain't to proud to sleep on the floor tonight
With the blind faith of Jesus you know that they just might be
Rockin' in the U.S.A. Hey!
Voices from nowhere And voices from the larger towns
Filled our head full of dreams Turned the world upside down
There was Frankie Lyman-Bobby Fuller-Mitch Ryder (They were Rockin')
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Warandeloop Cross
Tilburg NED
Website: www.warandeloop.nl
Race Winners
(59 runningsfor men, 55 runnings for women)
11 Nov
2007
10 km
31:18
8.1 km
28:05
12 Nov
2006
10 km
30:04
7.1 km
23:31
13 Nov
2005
10 km
29:44
6.2 km
19:50
28 Nov
2004
10 km
29:38
6.2 km
22:08
30 Nov
2003
10 km
29:16
6.2 km
20:53
24 Nov
2002
10 km
29:51
6.2 km
20:33
25 Nov
2001
10 km
29:04
6.2 km
19:38
26 Nov
2000
10 km
29:31
6.2 km
19:35
28 Nov
1999
10 km
29:21
6.2 km
20:05
29 Nov
1998
10 km
30:10
6.2 km
20:47
30 Nov
1997
10 km
29:26
6.2 km
20:24
24 Nov
1996
10 km
29:53
6.2 km
20:36
26 Nov
1995
10 km
29:41
5 km
16:43
27 Nov
1994
10 km
29:49
5 km
16:59
28 Nov
1993
10 km
29:45
5 km
16:51
29 Nov
1992
10 km
30:06
4.3 km
13:56
24 Nov
1991
10 km
30:09
4.3 km
13:47
25 Nov
1990
10 km
29:57
4.3 km
13:53
26 Nov
1989
10 km
30:18
4.3 km
13:39 27 Nov
1988
9 km
28:17.8
3.6 km
10:58.2
29 Nov
1987
9 km
28:31
3.6 km
11:18
30 Nov
1986
9 km
28:00
3.6 km
11:19
24 Nov 1985
9 km
28:18
3.6 km
11:17
25 Nov 1984
9 km
29:28
3.6 km
11:03
27 Nov 1983
9 km
29:08
3.6 km
11:49.5
28 Nov 1982
9 km
28:17.8
3.6 km
11:05.9
29 Nov 1981
9 km
28:25.5
2.7 km
8:23.0
30 Nov 1980
9 km
28:12.0
2.7 km
8:11.0
25 Nov 1979
9 km
28:38.0
2.7 km
8:30.0
26 Nov 1978
9 km
28:42.7
2.7 km
8:44.3
27 Nov 1977
9 km
28:20
2.7 km
8:37
28 Nov 1976
9 km
30:15.3
2.7 km
8:23.9
30 Nov 1975
9 km
30:52.9
2.7 km
8:26.2
01 Dec 1974
9 km
28:20.9
2 km
9:17.0
02 Dec 1973
8 km
24:11.3
2 km
8:37.8
10 Dec 1972
??
n/a
??
n/a
1971
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22 Nov 1970
7 km
20:13.0
1.35 km
4:21.0
11 Nov 1969
??
n/a
??
n/a
1968
--- ---
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17 Dec 1967
??
n/a
??
n/a
1966
---
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01 Nov 1965
??
20:21.8
??
n/a
01 Nov 1964
??
n/a
??
n/a
01 Nov 1963
4.8 km
14:51.6
??
n/a
01 Nov 1962
??
n/a
??
n/a
01 Nov 1961
??
n/a
??
n/a
01 Nov 1960
6 km 18:00.2
01 Nov 1959
??
n/a
01 Nov 1958
??
n/a
01 Nov 1957
??
n/a
1956
??
n/a
(nc)
=> national championship
Notes: 1956 was the inaugural year. Race distances for 1973 have been estimated based on the winning times. All
other distances are as reported except for the women's races in 1976 which was reported as 2.5 km and in 2007 which
was reported as 7.1 km.
26 Nov
2017
10 km
31:40
Napoleon Solomon (SWE)
8 km
28:41
Meraf Bahta (SWE)
27 Nov
2016
10 km
29:58
Sondre-Nordstad Moen
(NOR)
8 km
27:16
Fabienne Schlumpf (SUI)
22 Nov
2015
10 km
30:07
Richard Ringer (GER)
8 km
27:07
Sifan Hassan-3
23 Nov
2014
10 km
30:03
Khalid Choukoud (NED)
8.1 km
27:32
Sifan Hassan-2
24 Nov
2013
10 km
29:58
Faisa Tasama Dame-2
(nc)
8.1 km
27:09
Sifan Hassan (nc)
25 Nov
2012
10 km
30:27
Faisa Tasama Dame (ETH)
(nc)
8.1 km
27:39
Ana Dulce Felix-2 (nc)
27 Nov
2011
10 km
30:30
Vitaliy Shafar (UKR)
(nc)
8 km
27:29
Adrienne Herzog-2 (nc)
28 Nov
2010
10 km
29:42
Steffen Uliczka (GER)
8.1 km
27:30
Adrienne Herzog (NED)
22 Nov
2009
10 km
30:52
Jaroslav Mushinschi (MDA)
8.1 km
27:34
Ana Dulce Felix (POR)
23 Nov
2008
10 km
30:51
Michal Butter (NED)
8.1 km
27:44
Hilda Kibet (NED)
El Mustapha Riyadh (BRN)
Aniko Kalovics-3
Christian Belz (SUI)
Aniko Kalovics-2
Issa Dghoughi (MAR)
Aniko Kalovics (HUN)
Bernard Kiprop
Kipyego (KEN)
Lydia Cheromei
Kogo-2
Luke Kibet
Bowen (KEN)
Sabrina Mockenhaupt (GER)
Wilson Chemweno
Kipkosgei (KEN)
Simona Staicu (HUN)
Wilson Chelal
Kipkorir (KEN)
Lornah Kiplagat (KEN)
Kenenisa Bekele (ETH)
Susan Chepkemei (KEN)
Mark Bett
Kipkinyor (KEN)
Lydia Cheromei
Kogo (KEN)
Hailu Mekonnen
Legesse (ETH)
Kutre Dulecha (ETH)
Philip Mosima (KEN)
Getenesh Wami-3
Assefa Mezgebu
Woldeyes (ETH)
Getenesh Wami-2
Wilson Omwoyo (KEN)
Getenesh Wami (ETH)
Julius Ondieki (KEN)
Salina Chirchir
Kimaiyo (KEN)
Tonnie Dirks-5
Joyce Chepchumba
Koech (KEN)
Henk Gommer (NED)
Tegla Loroupe (KEN)
Bashir Hussein (ENG)
Wilma vanOnna (NED)
Tonnie Dirks-4
Marjan Freriks-2
Marti tenKate-2
Marjan Freriks (NED)
Tonnie Dirks-3
Elly vanHulst-4
Robert deBrouwer (NED)
Christien Toonstra (NED)
Marti tenKate (NED)
Elly vanHulst-3
Tonnie Dirks-2
Ria VanLandeghem (BEL)
Tonnie Dirks (NED)
Elly vanHulst-2
Theo VandenAbeel (BEL)
Elly vanHulst (NED)
Johan VanLeirsberghe (BEL)
Francine Peeters-3
Raymond Crabb (ENG)
Francine Peeters-2
Willie Polleunis (BEL)
Francine Peeters (BEL)
Dirk Geens (BEL)
Carla Beurskens-3
Gerard Tebroke-2
Carla Beurskens-2
Ad Buijs (NED)
Carla Beurskens (NED)
Gerard Tebroke (NED)
Sonja Casteleyn (BEL)
Haico Scharn-4
Joke vanGerwen (NED)
Haico Scharn-3
Bernadette VanRoy (BEL)
Haico Scharn-2
Anneke deLange (NED)
Jos Hermens (NED)
Annie vanStiphout (NED)
not held
not held
Ad vandeHeijning-2
Gerry Steenbakkers (NED)
Ad vandeHeijning (NED)
Tilly vandeMade (NED)
not held
not held
Jo vandeHoogen (NED)
n/a
not held
not held
Haico Scharn (NED)
n/a
Piet deHaas (NED)
n/a
Henk Snepvangers (NED)
n/a
Fons Veldhuizen-2
n/a
Frans Kunen-3
n/a
Fons Veldhuizen (NED)
1 km
3:42.0
T Adriaensen (NED)
Henk Christ (NED)
Piet Verstegen (NED)
Frans Kunen-2
Frans Kunen (NED)
2013 Khalid Choukoud was the national champion (2nd place, 30:13)
2012 Khalid Choukoud was the national champion (2nd place, 30:33)
2012 Adrienne Herzog was the
national champion (2nd place, 27:45)
2011 Khalid Choukoud was the national champion (2nd place, 30:42)
Most Wins
(1956/date)
Men
5
Tonnie Dirks (NED)
1984-85,1988,1990,1993
Women
4
Elly vanHulst (NED)
1983-84,1986,1988
Prize Money
(ADR qualified runners)
Year Men Women Total 1997 $11,775 $8,915 $20,690
Race Time Bias (sec/km)
Year Men Women 2017 +15.3 +19.5 2016 +2.9 +9.1 2015 +6.2 +11.9 2014 +6.7 +8.6 2013 +6.4 +10.4 2012 +9.4 +11.3 2011 +8.3 +15.3 2010 +2.9 +4.2 2009 +11.4 +13.7 2008 +14.8 +13.3 2007 +14.0 +21.9 2006 +5.3 +9.6 2005 +4.0 +2.4 2004 +9.2 +26.7 2003 +9.4 +12.4 2002 +9.4 +11.2 2001 +6.5 +13.5 2000 +5.8 +4.8 1999 +6.6 +8.0 1998 +11.6 +12.3 1997 +5.8 +7.9 1996 +9.6 +11.5 1995 +6.2 +14.1 1994 +6.5 +8.6 1993 +4.2 +9.1 1992 +7.0 +6.1 1991 +6.0 +5.4 1990 +5.7 +4.9 1989 +8.1 n/c .... 1981 +17.9 n/c .... 1976 +27.6 n/c Avgs +8.7 +11.0
Note: Distances for 1981 and 1976 were probably significantly longer than the reported 9 km. These are not included in the men's average. Competitive Level (1990-date)
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6.4. Higher-Order Taylor Methods#
Remark
(Forward) Euler’s method is Taylor’s method of order one.
Assume that \(y(t)\) is the solution of the IVP (6.11) such that it has \((n+1)\) continuous derivatives. If expand \(y(t)\) in terms of its \(n\)th Taylor polynomial about \(t_{i}\) and then evaluate \(t_{i+1}\), we have [Burden and Faires, 2005],
where \(\xi_{i}\) is a number between \(t_{i}\) and \(t_{i+1}\). Now since,
It follows from (6.37) and (6.38) that,
The difference-equation method can be achieved by deleting the remainder term involving \(\xi_{i}\) in the above equation.
The following definition is Definition 5.11 from [Burden and Faires, 2005].
The following theorem isTheorem 5.12 from [Burden and Faires, 2005].
Proof: Observe that the equation \eqref{eq.5.17} can be expressed as,
where \(\xi_{i}\) is a number between \(t_{i}\) and \(t_{i+1}\). Thus, the local truncation error is
As \(y\in C^{n+1}[a,~b]\), we have \(y^{(n+1)}(t) = f^{(n)} (t,~y(t))\) bounded on \([a,b]\) and \(\tau_{i}(h) = \mathcal{O}(h^{n})\) for each \(i = 0, 1,\ldots, n\).
Example: Consider the following IVP, Apply Taylor’s method of orders two with \(n = 10\) to the initial-value problem problem
with exact solution
Solution:
For the method of order two we need the 1st, the 2nd and 3rd derivatives of
with respect to the variable \(t\). Thus,
Since \(y' = t^3+3\,t^2-y+1\),
Therefore,
and
import numpy as np
import pandas as pd
a = 0; b = 1
def Example1(N, a = a, b = b):
y_exact = lambda t: t**3 + 1;
alpha = 1
t = np.linspace(a, b, N+1)
h = (b-a)/(N)
f = lambda t, y: t**3 + 3*(t**2) - y + 1;
f1 = lambda t, y: -t**3 + 6*t + y -1;
fun = lambda t, y, h: y + h*f(t, y) + (h**2)*f1(t, y)/2
w = np.zeros(t.shape, dtype=float)
w[0] = alpha
for j in range(N):
w[j+1] = fun(t[j], w[j], h)
Table = pd.DataFrame({'t':t, 'y': y_exact(t),
'w':w, 'Absolute Error': abs(y_exact(t) - w)})
return Table
N = [2**(i) for i in range(3, 11)]
Eh_list = []
for n in N:
TB = Example1(N = n)
Eh_list.append(np.max(np.abs(TB['Absolute Error'])[1:]))
Table = pd.DataFrame(data = {'h':[(b-a)/n for n in N], 'n':N, 'Eh': Eh_list})
display(Table.style.set_properties(subset=['h'], **{'background-color': 'Lavender', 'color': 'Navy',
'border-color': 'DarkGreen'}).format({'Eh': "{:.6e}"}))
| h | n | Eh | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0 | 0.125000 | 8 | 1.051778e-02 |
| 1 | 0.062500 | 16 | 2.547861e-03 |
| 2 | 0.031250 | 32 | 6.270429e-04 |
| 3 | 0.015625 | 64 | 1.555377e-04 |
| 4 | 0.007812 | 128 | 3.873265e-05 |
| 5 | 0.003906 | 256 | 9.664255e-06 |
| 6 | 0.001953 | 512 | 2.413705e-06 |
| 7 | 0.000977 | 1024 | 6.031316e-07 |


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First, count the total number of the log lines and understand the basic time consumption of cat and grep
cat /tmp/testlog.txt |grep "" -n
, it shows 892889 lines
Base performace that used by cat.
time cat /tmp/testlog.txt
... # I conceal the output of log lines, as they are not useful to show.
real 0m5.844s
user 0m0.003s
sys 0m0.860s
grep actually takes some time, here records the time consumed by it.
time cat /tmp/testlog.txt |grep ""
... # I conceal the output of log lines, as they are not useful to show.
real 0m6.837s
user 0m0.929s
sys 0m1.618s
Adding -n introduce a little more time.
time cat /tmp/testlog.txt |grep "" -n
... # I conceal the output of log lines, as they are not useful to show.
Here I
real 0m7.051s
user 0m1.135s
sys 0m1.529s
How good bash loop can do?
Here is the overall structure of my test scripts. As I will use all three of them as part of Bash, so I claim at the first line as #!/bin/bash
1 #!/bin/bash
2 while getopts "a:p:b:" opt;
3 do
4 case $opt in
5 b) #User arg -b to go this branch to test bash
6 while read line
7 do
8 echo $line
9 #printf "$line\n"
10 done;;
11 a) #User arg -a to go this branch to test awk
12 awk '{print $0}'
13 ;;
14 p) #User arg -p to go this branch to test perl
15 perl -e'
16 while (<>){
17 print $_}
18 '
19 ;;
20 esac
21 done
The first test, I only want to Bash to get pipe input and directly print out. No work maching or regular expression matching.
time cat /tmp/testlog.txt |./arena.sh -b argHolder
... # I conceal the output of log lines, as they are not useful to show.
real 7m46.246s
user 3m52.114s
sys 5m32.192s
Then try printf
1 #!/bin/bash
2 while getopts "a:p:b:" opt;
3 do
4 case $opt in
5 b)
6 while read line
7 do
8 #echo $line
9 printf "$line\n"
10 done;;
11 a)
12 awk '{print $0}'
13 ;;
14 p)
15 perl -e'
16 while (<>){
17 print $_}
18 '
19 ;;
20 esac
21 done
It doesn't seem to improve much.
time cat /tmp/testlog.txt |./arena.sh -b argHolder
... # I conceal the output of log lines, as they are not useful to show.
real 6m36.344s
user 1m54.662s
sys 4m23.008s
Run arena.sh in current shell. Still slow, but improve a little bit.
note: The first dote after pipi sign is equevolant to source
,
time cat /tmp/testlog.txt |. ./arena.sh -b argHolder
... # I conceal the output of log lines, as they are not useful to show.
real 5m16.064s
user 2m6.884s
sys 4m56.311s
Here is the version I ran with.
bash -version
GNU bash, version 3.2.57(1)-release (x86_64-apple-darwin18)
How good awk can do the read and print job?
awk can do much faster than bash, while slower than grep.
time cat /tmp/testlog.txt |./arena.sh -a argHolder
... # I conceal the output of log lines, as they are not useful to show.
real 0m14.712s
user 0m9.213s
sys 0m1.842s
Here is the awk version I ran with.
awk -version
awk version 20070501
How good perl can do.
Looks amazing. It runs faster than awk.
time cat /tmp/testlog.txt |./arena.sh -p argHolder
... # I conceal the output of log lines, as they are not useful to show.
real 0m6.941s
user 0m0.991s
sys 0m1.724s
Here is the perl version I ran with.
perl -version
This is perl 5, version 18, subversion 2 (v5.18.2) built for darwin-thread-multi-2level
(with 2 registered patches, see perl -V for more detail)
Conclusion
I ran into some situation when parsing real-time printed logs, some of the log lines did not show but I don't know the performance gap by using only bash. From some posts, they mentioned that the performance of bash and perl are similar, but my test shows that bash is not good idea to handle such an amound of log lines. It takes much more time and always wheezing my Mac.


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At the request of University Associate Dean for Faculty Affairs Annemarie Nichols-Grinenko, I forward the links below.
There is a new "Faculty Related Academic Continuity Guidance" page on the Faculty Affairs website. This new page includes information from the EVC's Academic Continuity Updates that is most relevant to faculty, as well as other important information (e.g., links to accessibility resources, as suggested by several FAAB members) that we hope will help faculty. The direct link to the page is https://www.cuny.edu/academics/faculty-affairs/faculty-related-academic-continuity-guidance/
There is also a prominent link to the page on the CUNY Faculty Affairs homepage, which you can find at https://www.cuny.edu/academics/faculty-affairs/
Please share this with your colleagues.
Please note: this page is a work in progress and will be updated as Executive Vice Chancellor Jose Luis Cruz sends out new Academic Continuity Updates and as we receive requests from faculty for additional information. As these updates occur I shall pass along the information accordingly.


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| std::string | mUID |
| int | mWeight |
| int | mDiffs [LC_MAX_SENSOR_NUM] |
| float | mX |
| float | mY |
| std::string | mName |
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| bool | Close () |
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Referenced by main(), CIntelCab::PrintObjInfo(), Setup(), and CIntelCab::UpdateObj().
| int CTagOBJ::mDiffs[LC_MAX_SENSOR_NUM] |
Definition at line 168 of file ibs.cpp.
Referenced by Setup(), and CIntelCab::UpdateObj().
| std::string CTagOBJ::mName |
Definition at line 171 of file ibs.cpp.
Referenced by main(), CIntelCab::PrintObjInfo(), Setup(), and CIntelCab::UpdateObj().
| std::string CTagOBJ::mUID |
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Referenced by main(), CIntelCab::PrintObjInfo(), Setup(), and CIntelCab::UpdateObj().
| int CTagOBJ::mWeight |
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Referenced by main(), CIntelCab::PrintObjInfo(), Setup(), and CIntelCab::UpdateObj().
| float CTagOBJ::mX |
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Referenced by main(), CIntelCab::PrintObjInfo(), Setup(), and CIntelCab::UpdateObj().
| float CTagOBJ::mY |
Definition at line 170 of file ibs.cpp.
Referenced by main(), CIntelCab::PrintObjInfo(), Setup(), and CIntelCab::UpdateObj().


Participants, time, setting:
My girlfriend (J, early 20s) and I, Hooway (early 30s) were bored one evening 3 weeks ago, watching TV in my San Francisco apartment around 8.
I just got 10g of dried Kougoed (Sceletium) from a legal source on the web. Cost: $47 after shipping. A worthy experiment for the dull wintertime.
Deposited 200mg (?) of Sceletium in a standard glass pipe. At 2 hits for her and 4 for me, we were laying on the futon...our moods were brightened a bit. This seemed to wear off in an hour. Felt like the long long end of a easy foxy trip, or the first comings on of an MDMA trip. Mild, nice.
Second time, two hours ago put 200mg in a water bong, after smoking some pot. Emotions are brightened, and I feel very little problems with logical thought. It's like being told very good news, then going out to hang out with friends and smoke a little pot or have a couple beers. Slightly off and buzzed, but happier than just what the pot/beer buzz would bring.
One hour ago - 200mg - two hits in a water bong, no pot +1 hour. The effects (brightened vision, feeling emotionally uplifted) have come again. Almost has a little salvia edge to it, it's hard to quantify but feels nice.
Now: Nothing but cigarettes. Scelectium effects are fading, but still felt like it lifted my mood from the deep, after a day and night of emotional tension. No side effects except slight visual (brightened surroundings, slightly...)
I can somehow tell it's working on the Serotonin side of things and not Norepinephrine vs. Dopamine vs. Opioid vs. the other myriad receptors. A short acting SSRI, or possibly short mild acting Serotonin agonist like MDMA?
If it is like MDMA, should we be worried about the same mechanisms that cause neurodegenerative effects (dopamine flowing into sertonergic neurons, serotonin depletion?). If so, would a MAO-B inhibitor be good with this - Nicotine, Deprenyl/Selegiline?
Possibly Alpha-Lipoic to prevent heavy than normal oxidation problems? (it seems to lessen problems with Ecstasy in Rats)
Research on it is limited at this point.
Hello and peace from San Francisco, on the left coast.
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


Button Types
The button component follows fundamental-styles for button guidelines. The default button type is "Default button",
no modifier is required. Use the [fdType]="" property to set the button type.
Menu Button In order to use menu button, use [fdMenu]="true" Button Sizes
Use (or skip) [compact]="false" for the mobile button size.
Button with Icons
Use
[glyph]="'{{ '{' }}icon-name}'" to add an icon to the button.
Button State
'disabled' and 'selected' states can be achieved through native 'disabled' / 'aria-disabled' and 'aria-selected'
attributes.
The inputs for button will be translated into classes attributed to the fundamental-styles guidelines.
For example: if positive is passed for fdType, the
fd-button--positive class will be added to the element. if compact is passed for
size, the class fd-button--compact will be added to the element.


A class is empty if it doesn't contain any fields, methods, constructors, or initializers. Empty classes often remain after significant changes or refactorings.
Configure the inspection:
Use the Ignore class if it is a parametrization of a super type option to ignore classes that parameterize a superclass. For example:
class MyList extends ArrayList<String> {}
java.lang.Throwable
.


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| DOSE: T+ 0:00 |
10 mg |
oral |
2C-T-7 |
(powder / crystals) |
| T+ 4:00 |
1 hit |
oral |
GHB |
(liquid) |
Over the last year, I've grown increasingly dissatisfied with MDMA, not because of any diminishing returns in terms of effects, but because of the potential for neurotoxicity, of the outrageous street price (US$ 20-30/dose !!! I mean please!), and because of the transient depressive states two days after rolling. So I've been looking for an alternative to use when I go out dancing. 5-Meo-Dipt is hit or miss for me, sometimes I feel great, other times cranky, anxious, and nauseous... GHB is fun, but doesn't pack enough of a punch for an all niter. Pot gets me too paranoid, and I feel foggy the next day. Etc, etc, etc...
Enter 2c-t-7. I have tried this substance at psychedelic doses of 15-25mg, and generally enjoyed it, but would not try it out in public. The other night, I decided to experiment with a small dose in the context of a clubbing event. I went with a friend who was not doing psychedelics, and felt comfortable that he could assist me out of the club and back home should something unpredictable have happened.
I dropped at 11pm, and we arrived at the club at 12:30. My friend had smuggled a couple of doses of GHB in his shoe, but I was very at ease when the bouncer searched my pockets for drugs... little did he know that I had already consumed a substance that would be coming on in about a half hour, and hopefully last through the night. When I emptied my pockets, I felt like saying 'look Ma! no drugs' ;)
Anyway, the 2c-t-7 hit about 1 am, very very subtly, just in time for the visiting DJ's much anticipated appearance. I did not get any visuals, just a slowly increasing calm euphoria that seemed to build in my chest. This was very mild, and I could easily ignore it. When I focused on it, the music unfolded beautiful emotional currents of energy throughout my body. This was not the ecstatic flooding of MDMA, just a gentle, friendly push; enough to carry me through the evening with a content smile on my face. At about 3am, my friend gave me a bottle of water, winking at me rather obviously... and so, the GHB shifted my happy state to a flirtatious one.
We left the club about 5 am. I let my dancing companion drive me home, as I admired the scintillating lights of the city across the bay. Everything seemed perfect. My body felt very alive and happy. I was calm and lucid, and reflected on how the dancing had very much helped me through some emotional and physical blockages. I got home and easily fell asleep around 7am.
After this experience, I will seriously look at 2c-t-7, not just as a strong psychedelic, but also, at smaller doses, as a gentle yet powerful alternative to MDMA.
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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HTML Elements
Headings
This is a h1 or a .h1
This is a h2 or a .h2
This is a h3 or a .h3
This is a h4 or a .h4
This is a h5 or a .h5
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Text
This is normal text. The next few sentences are all part of a paragraph.
This is bold text (strong
).
This is emphasised text (em
).
This is a link.
Lists
- Unordered list item
- Unordered list item
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Unordered list item with a nested list…
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- Ordered list item
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- Nested ordered list item
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This is where you should render any modules you create for your project. A module should have a corresponding HTML partial in source/modules
and its own Sass partial in source/stylesheets/modules
.
Example Module
This is an example module


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Basic example that uses ExpressJS to serve a index.html file
Install ExpressJS
npm install g- express
index.js
Save the following as index.js
var express = require('express'); var app = express(); var path = require('path'); // viewed at http://localhost:8080 app.get('/', function(req, res) { res.sendFile(path.join(__dirname + '/index.html')); }); app.listen(8080);
index.html
Create a html file named index.html and place in your desired content.
In command prompt
Start the local host by typing the following:
node sandbox/index.js
sandbox is the folder that I use to house my projects. It may be a different path on your computer.
you can try: node PathToYourProjectGoesHere/index.js


To set up your Facebook Feed widget, follow these steps:
Twice daily, this plugin checks the Facebook Page account you've entered below. You have the option of forcing an update by clicking on the following button.
Do not overdue clicking on that button as too many imports per hour may result in a temporary block from Facebook's servers.


- USB / Serial - ASCII (\r\n)
- Communicate in ASCII mode and end commands with carriage return + new line
- USB / Serial - ASCII (\r)
- Communicate in ASCII mode and end commands with carriage return
- USB / Serial - ASCII (\n)
- Communicate in ASCII mode and end commands with new line
- USB / Serial - Binary
- Communicate in Binary mode
- HDMI Power On/Off
- Force the projector into standby mode by cutting the signal to the projector
- Execution Only
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Run external syscall only - Useful to control the projector through HDMI-CEC
eg. To turn projector on Raspberry Pi you can off HDMI using command: tvservice -o (-p for turn it off)


Classes and Modules
May 17, 2015.
In my last blog post, I talked a bit about Ruby Classes and how important Objected Oriented Programming is. I also mentioned that Object Oriented Programming is useful for grouping items with similar behavior together in one class. The importance of OOP cannot be overstated. As a result of this, Ruby provides another construct which can also be useful in Object Oriented design. This construct is called Module
In Ruby, Modules are similar to classes in so many ways. Just like classes, Modules can be used to group a lot of similar methods together. In order to create a Module, we use the keyword "module". For instance, say we wanted to create a module called Arithmetic. We would do:
module Arithmetic
end
Obeserve that this is similar to creating a class, except that we use the keyword module instead of class.
The use of modules is slightly different from that of classes. One major difference between modules and classes is that you can't have instances of modules. In order to use the functionality of a module, you would have to mix it into a class. This can be done by either using the include keyword, or the prepend keyword.
In order to explain how a module can be helpful, consider the illustration below. Say we wanted to have a class called Subjects that lets you have a list of subjects, display all subjects, add and delete subjects. We can do something like the following:
Doesn't look terrible to code. Pretty simple. Now say, we wanted to create a Students class that lets you have a list of students, display all students, add and delete students. We can do the following:
The above classes are too bad. The methods are pretty straight forward. But one thing we notice is that this code is not DRY(Don't Repeat Yourself). In order words, there is a significant amount of redundant repetition. Notice that the 2 classes have very similar methods, in fact, almost identical. The methods are list_all, delete, and add. This is where the idea of modules can become useful. When we observe such similarities among methods from different classes, it's kind of a trigger to start thinking about modules. We can define a module that has these methods and simply mix in the module to the classes. The module will look like:
And then, After re-writing the classes, they would look like:
Notice that we've gotten rid of some redundancy. In fact, there is a beautiful side effect. Say Bill Gates wanted to define a class called "Cars" which can be used to keep track of all the cars he has. He would probably need methods like list_all, add, and delete to keep track of his cars. He wouldn't need to re-write those methods. He can simply mix the Listlike module into his program so he can have access to those methods without having to re-write them so he use him time more productively.
Understanding the concepts of modular design is very useful in OOP. Ruby makes it easier by providing easy to use classes, and modules which can help you to make your code more DRY.


If you want to uninstall istio on your Kubernetes cluster,
Delete istio-system
namespace is not enough to uninstall istio.
Need to delete CRDs too.
Can be completely uninstall follow this command. If you installed using istioctl and demo profile.
istioctl x uninstall --purge
istioctl x uninstall profile=default


I had been wanting to do shrooms again for some time, so my friends and I got some.  We each took about 2 grams. Anyways, the beginning of my trip was pretty fun.   On shrooms, I couldn't tell what was real or not. If I went to my room or down the hall, I didn't remember what I had just done. I knew I had done something from the memory that I had, but I couldn't tell if the memory was real or not. I also felt insane. I felt like I would never come off that trip.  I was so scared about what I had just done. I couldn't figure out why anyone would ever want to trip like I did. All of my angles and dimensions were messed up.
I was lying in my bed and I couldn't get the blanket straight on top of me. 90 degree angles were all acute. I would try to speak to my sober friends and I would just forget what I was talking about. I couldn't find the words to describe how I felt. I kept thinking to myself that everything was soooooooo surreal. Towards the end of my trip I started to enjoy it because I was feeling a lot more sober. I was feeling happy cause I actually was feeling normal. When you do mushrooms control your environment. Make sure you have an idea what tripping is going to be like and that if you get scared about the trip remeber it will be over soon enough. Enjoy the visual and auditory perceptions and have fun. If the first trip isn't fun, then maybe the next one will be.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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17240 125th Ave SE Renton, WA 98058
Phone:<PHONE_NUMBER>
Email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Objective
Seeking a position at Microsoft as a Software Tester in order to utilize expertise in computers, programming, and algorithms.
Qualifications
- Highly motivated, detail oriented with great interest in personal and practical growth.
- Committed, responsible, and diligent team worker with secure multitask, communicational and organizational skills.
- Experienced in Microsoft Office Suite, Mac OS, SQL Server, CSS, C++, C#, HTML, JavaScript, Jira.
- Harbor full understanding of the Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC): U-Model, Agile-Scrum, Waterfall.
- Practiced in reading/understanding requirements, test case writing and defect logging.
Education
- QA 101 Consulting Group
- Quality Assurance Software Engineer
- Software Test Engineer Certificate
- Bellevue College
- Receiving AA Degree
- 3.9 GPA
Experience
- Business Admin at Microsoft
- Redmond, Washington
- Use Microsoft internal systems such as DeskPro, Headtrax, MSAuthorize, and Azure
- Onboard contractors and vendors
- Collaborate with Principal Researchers on high task projects
- Create, track and approve company invoices
- Create and submit expense reports


Go placidly amid the noise and haste, and remember what peace there may be in silence. As far as possible without surrender be on good terms with all persons. Speak your truth quietly and clearly; and listen to others, even the dull and the ignorant; they too have their story.
Take kindly the counsel of the years, gracefully surrendering the things of youth. Nurture strength of spirit to shield you in sudden misfortune. But do not distress yourself with dark imaginings. Many fears are born of fatigue and loneliness. Beyond a wholesome discipline, be gentle with yourself.
 And whether or not it is clear to you, no doubt the universe is unfolding as it should@.


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city
I. city
Where lives are controlled thru threats
Drugs and violence. The audience
hold crosses. Its ignorance holds
Down the universe twisting fingers. At night
My arms hold multi colored crystals.
My friend’s think I’m a painter.
II.
My name is Sunday. I survived
Being a movie star. I felt pain too much
To be embarrassed. I’ve been the unemployed
Friend. Quiet dark and wrinkled. On
My stomach to soften my hunger. Good bye
Not the final word. If you believe that.
III.
And suddenly
Breaking into sunrise. I came crying.
I repeated all that happened. I was
In back seat when the car pulled over.

IV
Dying is an ancient disgrace like painting
Poetry art literature. It’s dumb. When I wake
Up. Tell me you will reach. Tell me you will
Recognize. Tell me you will take
me to bed instead of your husband.
V.
The faint sound of sirens connects me
To this place. It’s a place that reminds us
Of Egypt. The children chew tobacco weed
Leaves
And marshmallows produce a sap
Used to heal wounds. Everyone watching
Everyone.
Sunday Fall, 1990, lives in NYC. 'I' m interested in chance, collage, the ordinary, extraordinary, flowers, insects, documentary photography, legends, media, technology, Tracey Emin. I hate irony , allusions and double meanings.'


MY DOG SKIP ***1/2 (out of four stars) A review by Jamey Hughton
Starring-Frankie Muniz, Kevin Bacon, Diane Lane, Luke Wilson and Harry Connick Jr. (narration) Director-Jay Russell Canadian Rating-G Released by Warner Brothers - 03/00
MOVIE VIEWS by Jamey Hughton http://Welcome.to/MovieViews
There is a fine detectable line separating a children's movie from a family movie. In a film aimed squarely at the younger crowd, there are usually goofy physical antics, wisecracking sidekicks and strained moralizing extracted from obvious universal issues. Sometimes this formula supplies harmless entertainment, but the family movie experience is always more gratifying when the filmmakers have envisioned no particular target audience or age group. `My Dog Skip', a gentle and cuddly boy-and-his-dog story, is a heartwarming tale of love and sacrifice that will appeal to audiences young and old.
One of the trailers at the movie advertised - God help us - `Pokemon: The Movie 2000'. The original `Pokemon' grossed roughly $80 million at the North American box office, and for what? Don't sink your money into that inane animated cult. While viewing the trailer for the sequel, the ‘strict kid movie' siren went off in my head. I could already picture the parents being dragged unwillingly to the cineplex to satisfy their 7-year old Pikachu fan. `My Dog Skip' is not this type of movie, and in that sense, it is somewhat of a wonderful rarity: a film that is special and rewarding for movie-goers of all ages.
I'm not a particularly avid fan of the TV hit `Malcolm in the Middle'. I have caught the show on a few occasions, but I haven't allowed it enough air-time to grow on me. The reason I'm babbling about `Malcolm' is because that primetime success serves as a showcase for the young, talented protagonist of `My Dog Skip': Frankie Muniz. Muniz, a charming, innocent stringbean of a boy, seems to be making his bid for childhood stardom by displaying his surprising range. Here, Muniz plays mischievous 11-year old Willie Morris, a lonely boy living in Mississippi via 1942. Unable to make appropriate friends with kids his age, Willie looks up to his neighbor and personal idle Dink Jenkins (Luke Wilson), a star baseball player who promises to teach Willie the secret to a great curve ball. When Dink is called away on overseas war duty, Willie's mother (Diane Lane) opts for a four-legged adoption into the family - that of a terrier named Skipper. Despite the initial objection of Willie's strict but caring father (Kevin Bacon), a war veteran himself, Skip is granted shelter under the Morris' roof and becomes quite attached to young Willie.
`My Dog Skip' is a sweet, touching adaptation of a novel by Willie Morris himself, who shared with the world his tender childhood experiences... including how Skip helped him to overcome his fears and evolve emotionally into a young man. Director Jay Russell has crafted a magical film that embodies the essence of childhood and captures the special nature of raising a pet that you hold dear. Sure, the narration (by Harry Connick Jr.) is occasionally plodding and unnecessary, not to mention laced with distracting corniness. And the script has a tendency to delve too deeply into its subjects to a point where the message becomes preachy and sentimental. These are still minor drawbacks in a superb family film... one that seems to be honey-coated with warmth and inviting innocence.
I was surprised at how effective `My Dog Skip' was. It tugs at your heartstrings gently, paying close attention not to venture into blatant dramatic territory that insults the viewer's intelligence. Over time, the soft, heartwarming approach grows powerful - resembling somewhat of a strategically played game of emotional chess. I don't give in to dramatics very often, but I admit I was getting a trifle misty-eyed during `My Dog Skip'. The wonderfully honest performances only help to enforce the subtle power the film contains. Bacon and Lane are both terrific. Luke Wilson was a pleasant surprise, for in a rare dramatic performance, he excels at everything that he usually accomplishes in a comedy. There is a lot of honest discovery channeled through the character of Dink Jenkins, who, in cinematic form, is a well-realized addition to Morris' childhood adventures.
Frankie Muniz is the heart of `My Dog Skip', offering a thoroughly convincing portrait of a lonely small-town boy with eyes aglow with alarm and innocence. I'm looking forward to seeing him in future projects. Concentrating on the present, Jay Russell's `My Dog Skip' submits an early bid for family film of the year. Sure, it will likely be toppled by a show-stopping Disney picture, but I'll hold a place in my heart for this little wonder. `My Dog Skip' is something to wag your tail about.
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University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Bachelor of Science in Technical Systems Management - Graduated: 2015
I received a bachelor's degree in technical systems management with a minor in business. I have also taken computer science courses. I participated in many different organizations throughout my stay. I founded the Illini Grilling and Barbecue Club my junior year, in which I was President of the club. I also was a Block I student football section leader for my last two years. Being a leader of the largest student run student section in the nation was a tough but rewarding experience. From tailgates to roadtrips, learning to lead students was great! I have most definitely enjoyed my stay at the University of Illinois and I think that my knowledge gained here is extremely valuable.


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Hello! I'm Heather!
Ever since I was little, I found joy in building things (sometimes breaking and rebuilding— a cycle of trial and error) and was fascinated about how things work. On one Christmas, maybe when I was four or five years old, I received a dollhouse, and the bulk of my time was spent pulling apart and reconstructing the dollhouse rather than roleplaying with the dolls within the dollhouse. I still remember what that dollhouse looked like but can't recall what the dolls looked like at all!
My first experience with coding was back in 2003, when Xanga was the popular social networking site. Because the preset themes were limited and I didn't want my page looking like everyone else's, I wanted to explore other options to customize and make my page reflect me a little better. That's when I first started playing around with HTML. There weren't that many tutorials like the ones we have today, but I learned what I could and ultimately had friends, and even friends of friends, handing over their passwords and asking me to customize their Xanga pages! Little did I know that this would be my start to programming!
I had big dreams of becoming an architect and was diligently preparing my portfolio to apply to college, until one internship, the summer before my senior year, made me realize maybe architecture was not for me. It was not a good time to be lost, with college application season around the corner, so I went into pre-pharmacy school with little enthusiasm. Three semesters into college, I realized I loved and looked forward to my biology laboratory classes. I loved experimenting and analyzing the results of the logs! Once again, I was excited and welcomed the challenges of trial and error and graduated with a degree in biological sciences.
Fast forward to 2017, I had held a few different roles in different industries, and found that I could not satisfy my yearning to be creative. That's when I decided to apply to Flatiron School. Web programming helps me find that balance between problem solving and being creative. I am so excited and looking forward to the amazing web apps I'll be building!


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Digital currency asset manager files SEC document for bitcoin fund
by ReutersBy Gertrude Chavez-Dreyfuss
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Grayscale Investments, the world's largest digital currency asset manager with assets of roughly $2.7 billion, said on Tuesday it has filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission a registration statement on Form 10 for its bitcoin fund, a move aimed at broadening its investor base.
Its bitcoin fund called Grayscale Bitcoin Trust (GBTC) has assets of about $2.175 billion, the company said, and it trades on OTCQX, an over-the-counter marketplace.
This is a voluntary filing that is subject to SEC review, said Michael Sonnenshein, Grayscale managing director.
"We filed a FORM 10 and the SEC can of course have comments, or questions, or they can ask us to expand on certain aspects of the document, but if they do not, it's typically goes effective after 60 days from the time is filed," Sonnenshein told Reuters.
If deemed effective, GBTC, he said, would become the first digital currency investment vehicle to attain the status of a reporting company by the SEC.
With the filing, Grayscale hopes to attract more investors to its dedicated bitcoin fund.
"This would open up GBTC to a larger pool of investors who would otherwise not be allowed to trade or invest in products that are not SEC-reporting," Sonnenshein said.
Further, the filing, if deemed effective, would allow investors who previously purchased GBTC shares in a private placement to sell their shares in the market. With the filing, the investors could sell their GBTC shares after six months, instead of the mandatory holding period of one year.
Aside from GBTC, Grayscale has nine other digital currency products.