Honest Surfaces
1. Mechanic blue skies reflecting the shape of my body de-bossed in your memory foam mattress.
2. No more honest surfaces here but a wide choice of hotels. The idea of tourists leaving the imprint of their skulls on mattresses all over the city is scary. I am curious about the potential massive shapes created over nights over bodies & nights heap over bodies against bodies until the trip is over.
3. A new hardness is felt when I think of our coordinates. Soft pores entangled like bike chains.
4. When my back bends like a spoon. Hitting jello at 200 mph.
5. Cause it’s zero to sixty in three point five. Smoother than a limousine. Can you handle the curves, can you run all the lights. It’s only about accepting the consequences of sounds and quoting Rihanna.
6. I want to know if I am really made of stone and sugar when I engage with the strength of the wind until my eyes cry independently of my neural tissues. Tears tasting like coconut.
7. Sometimes I am an endless coconut waterfall then.
8. I look up a survey to know which object I can be, based on my performativity. Halfway through I feel the stickiness of my muscles covered with price tags.
9.
10. But really when asleep, I am nothing but an oxygen thief.
Alizee Lenox is a poet living in Berlin, her work was published by Metatron, Transmute Publishing, Laugh Magazine, Edition Kiosk, 100for10 Editions and Nichons nous dans l’Internet. She has read at various venues, including the loading dock of a supermarket for one of the Ying Colosseum’s intervention, as well as in museums and galleries in Europe.


Owner of car used in kidnapping turns himself in to Pasay City police
by Joseph Almer PedrajasThe owner of the car whose license plate was reportedly stolen and implicated in the suspicious disappearances of some of the nine missing teenagers in Pasay City showed up to the police on Thursday.
Lt. Allan Valdez, chief of Pasay City Police Station Investigation and Detective Management Branch (SIDBM), said that Michael Mejia, 37, businessman and a resident of Batasan, Quezon City, turned up at the police station around 11 a.m. to clear his name.
According to Valdez, Mejia said his car was parked on Mabuhay St. near the Philippine Heart Center Hospital in Quezon City on April 25, 2015 when noticed that his car plate was stolen.
His friend’s car plate was also stolen on the same day, he added.
Mejia was implicated in the disappearance of Sebastian Montoya on November 22 as the Hi-Ace Van which was used in taking the 22-year-old victim bore his car’s plate number.
Between November 20 and 22, nine young persons – one female and eight male – aged 15 to 23 reportedly disappeared in the city.
In a statement, Pasay City Mayor Emi Calixto-Rubiano said that she already ordered the police to investigate the disappearances.
Despite the manner of the teenagers’ disappearances, Yang said in a press conference on Tuesday that they could still not consider it as kidnapping.
“I will make clear that this is not kidnapping. They are only missing persons,” Yang said.
He stressed that the police already have a lead on the incident. But, he did not disclose any other details as continuous operation was already ongoing.
READ MORE: Police probe suspicious disappearances in Pasay, Pasay police forms task force to find missing youths


[Erowid Warning: There are case reports of people having bad reactions when mixing tramadol with SSRIs. This may include potentially life-threatening adverse reactions such as serotonin syndrome. See Tramadol Health Concerns]
I'm writing this the morning after, and I'm still a little cozy.
After years of adventure with phenethylamines and tryptamines , I have found it my responsibility to counterbalance with chemical supplements that lean toward the comforting sides of consciousness. The power of MDMA has made my heart feel small within this vast picture we psychonauts live in, and I can't smoke cannabis anymore without having a panic attack, so anyway, I've been taking 20mg of Fluoxetine for about 2 months and 0.25mg - 3mgs of Clonazepam off and on for about a year. Recently I found a psychiatric facility in Europe that allows me the personal responsibility that many local psychiatrists will not, so for the past 2-3 months I have been on a daily regimen of 1mg of Clonazepam, plus 20mgs Fluoxetine.
From this same European distributer, my room-mate was able to acquire 60x 100mg tabs of generic Tramadol. The came in the mail yesterday. Their are significant warning about mixing Tramadol with Fluoxetine (or any serotonergic drugs) because of the way the two drugs differ in their accommodation of serotonin. Despite these warnings, I decided to take 100mg of Tramadol.
After about 30min. I felt slightly restless, and agitated without any noticeable analgesic effects, so about an hour later with little to no change, I decided to take 2mgs of Clonazepam. This quickly settles my restlessness, and I just sat and pondered my consciousness. I was now feeling minor analgesic affects, but I decided to take another 100mgs of Tramadol. The analgesic affects were heightened, but not a lot. I was pleased going about methodic and tedious tasks, a similar sensation to when I first experimented with higher doses of Clonazepam a few years ago.
I debated taking more, but it was about 4:00am so I just went to bed. As I was nodding off I noticed that I would visualize an image that I would normally see in a dream state, but as I 'awoke' the image lingered in my vision while my eyes were opening, and faded slowly relative to how fast I regained waking consciousness. Earlier when I was reading the medical documentation on Tramadol, I noticed it's unusually large amount of common side effects (compared to other analgesics), one of them being hallucinations.
I fell asleep peacefully, and as I awoke today, minor and pleasant analgesic effects linger. I think I may hold off on the Fluoxetine for awhile and see how a similar dose affects me. If it is the same, I will probably want to take 300-350mgs to feel an opioid comparable analgesic experience.
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Pomp and color as Diamond's producer weds in lavish ceremony [photos]
by Pauline KatethyaCongratulations!
Diamond Platnumz’s producer Lizer Classic was the talk of town in Tanzania as he wedded the love of his life in a colourful ceremony that was attended by close friends and family.
The bride stepped out in a colourful floral outfit at the low-key Islamic ceremony that was left no doubt that the groom was a man of able means.
The photos of the wedding were first shared by the producer on his Instagram page with the caption " A L H A M D U L I L L A H".
Details about the bride who was identified as Bebe Naj remain scanty as the award-winning producer has kept his life away from the limelight.
Below are photos of the event.


New antenna tech to equip ceramic coatings with heat radiation control
| Source: | Purdue University |
| Summary: | Researchers have developed a way for ceramic coatings to control heat radiation, a feature that could increase the performance of aircraft engines operating at high temperatures. |
The gas turbines powering aircraft engines rely on ceramic coatings that ensure structural stability at high temperatures. But these coatings don't control heat radiation, limiting the performance of the engine.
Researchers at Purdue University have engineered ceramic "nanotubes" that behave as thermal antennas, offering control over the spectrum and direction of high-temperature heat radiation.
The work is published in Nano Letters, a journal by the American Chemical Society. An illustration of the ceramic nanotubes will be featured as the journal's supplementary cover in a forthcoming issue.
"By controlling radiation at these high temperatures, we can increase the lifetime of the coating. The performance of the engine would also increase because it could be kept hotter with more isolation for longer periods of time," said Zubin Jacob, an associate professor of electrical and computer engineering at Purdue.
The work is part of a larger search in the field for a wide range of materials that can withstand higher temperatures. In 2016, Jacob's team developed a thermal "metamaterial" — made of tungsten and hafnium oxide — that controls heat radiation with the intention of improving how waste heat is harvested from power plants and factories.
A new class of ceramics would expand on ways to more efficiently use heat radiation.
Jacob's team, in collaboration with Purdue professors Luna Lu and Tongcang Li, built nanotubes out of an emerging ceramic material called boron nitride, known for its high thermal stability.
These boron nitride nanotubes control radiation through oscillations of light and matter, called polaritons, inside the ceramic material. High temperatures excite the polaritons, which the nanotubes — as antennas — then couple efficiently to outgoing heat radiation.
The antennas could bring the ability to accelerate the radiation, perform enhanced cooling of a system or send information in very specific directions or wavelengths, Jacob said.
The researchers plan to engineer more ceramic materials with polaritonic features for a host of different applications.
"Polaritonic ceramics can be game changing and we want them to be used widely," Jacob said.
This research was performed in the Purdue Discovery Park Birck Nanotechnology Center and is supported through Nascent Light-Matter Interactions, a program by the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency. The program is led by Purdue University's School of Electrical and Computer Engineering.
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- Ryan Starko-Bowes, Xueji Wang, Zhujing Xu, Sandipan Pramanik, Na Lu, Tongcang Li, Zubin Jacob. High-Temperature Polaritons in Ceramic Nanotube Antennas. Nano Letters, 2019; DOI: 10.1021/acs.nanolett.9b03059
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Previous (relevent) experience
2C-B, MDMA, shrooms, LSD, 5meo-dipt
Setting
My friend's house, empty apart from my mate and his dog + cats
Summary
22.5mg 2C-I
approx 4 pints of lager consumed beforehand
cannabis smoked at various intervals
Report.
I'd already tried 2C-I once before. This was at 15mg taken on the tail end of a night where I took 400mg MDMA powder. It smoothed the comedown over well and gave me a sense of tranquility but there wasn't really any psychedelic action apart from a slight shimmer to surfaces and changed depth perception. This time was completely different.
I'd been looking forward to trying 2C-I again after my first experience. After 15mg I didn't really feel much so I decided to up the dosage to 22.5mg (The 2C-I was packaged as 15mg pills so 22.5mg was easy to measure out). In retrospect this was unnecessary and I'll be doing less in future. I'd already been out for a few beers with my friends before I returned to my friend's farm. After a cup of tea we took the 2C-I and put the TV on.
At about t+0:30 we started noticing the effects. Lights had a sort of starbust effect round them. Initially i thought this was due to light shining through my eyelashes but it slowly intensified. I could feel the beginning of a euphoric rush like I experienced off 2C-B.
At t+0:50 the effects were definitely developing. I could see luminous green patterns in the carpet. The TV seemed to be moving backwards and forwards. I could feel a tingling body buzz.
At this point an annoying side effect started to develop. I got a tight stomach similar to what I've experienced off 5meo-dipt. I wanted to just let go and enjoy the experience but the stomach kept nagging me. I never got this off 2C-B and my friend didn't notice it at all. I think it may have had something to do with the combination of beer and greasy food I'd had earlier.
The effects built very slowly and seemed to come in waves. Each wave would bring a stronger set of effects than the last and would leave you slightly incapacitated. As each wave subsided we could talk about what was happening.
For the period of t+1:20 till about t+6:00 i lost track of time but I'll try to explain what was happening in that period.
At t+1:20 we decided to get up and make a cup of tea. At this point we noticed how heavily fucked we were. The walls of the room seemed to curve over the top of us. It sort of felt like we were little kids in a huge cartoon house. The wallpaper was constantly shifting and the paintings on the wall kept shimmering and moving. Walking was a strange experience - it felt like walking up and down hills yet the ground was completely flat.
Once we'd managed to work out how to work the kettle we got an instant sobering influence - my friend's dog. He's quite young and playful and was not what I wanted around in my state. Surprisingly he seemed to be quiet around us. I've read before about animals noticing altered states and think this could be something to do with that.
Pouring the tea was an interesting experience as we couldn't work out what was horizontal and what was vertical. I was pouring tea at what looked like a horizontal angle but I knew this couldn't be real so I managed to fill the cup without spillage. As I filled the cup I noticed an effect that would become more apparent later on - as the tea changed colour as I added the milk the entire room changed colour too. The tea was delicious and helped my stomach a lot.
Back watching the TV at about t+2:00 the visual effects were amazing. I think I was reaching the peak at this point. The colours on the screen would spread out in a starburst and colour the entire room. I would get completely lost in pointless TV and forget what was going on. Colours were bleeding into one another and pulsing. This really was like the patterns people portray as 'trippy'. Everything was moving. It was impossible to tell how big something was as it would grow and shrink at random. The paintings on the wall became full 3D images.
My vision was completely shot.  I was seeing stuff in slow motion and freeze frames. Everything had a fuzzy indistinct edge to it.
Surprisingly despite all this madness I was pretty much with it mentally. I wasn't confused at all and I noticed the occassional problem with thought processes.
We then decided to listen to some music. I put on a Nick Warren mix cd that I'd listened to on 2C-B. It was amazing again. Visuals ebbed and flowed in time to the music. The whole perspective and mood changed with each change in the music. The music became a 3d entity that I could actually see into. This carried on for quite some time.
The peak lasted about 2 - 2 1/2 hrs but the tail off was very long indeed. Just as it had waved in and out to begin with it left in the same fashion. Just as you thought you were straight everything would warp again. 18 hrs afterwards I was still feeling the after effects.
The next day I felt fine. No serious comedown or anything.
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This was definitely the most visual trip I've had. In terms of warping my vision it was amazing. My mate compared it to mushrooms by saying that mushrooms are an open kind of psychedelic while 2C-I is more inward. Everything warped inwards. I definitely think I did a little too much. I'll go for less next time.
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-incdgr template: ster?clnt=<name|pass>&com=incdgr&usr=<usr>&<str_1>=<step_1>&... Order of query params is not important: updates of degrees are performed in the order they appear in the request, however the changes are of accummulative nature, so the final result is the same. descript: for the specified user, the relevence degree for each specified stereotype is increased by x (decreased if x is negative), where x is the step corresponding to that stereotype. Rows with NULL degrees are not affected. If no matches are found, or if all matches have NULL degrees, no records will be updated (200 OK will still be returned). If any <step_i> parameter cannot be converted to numeric, 401 is returned. If the error code 401 is returned then no updates have taken place in the DB. example : ster?clnt=name|pass&com=incdgr&usr=john&visitor=-0.1&expert=1 returns : 200 OK, 401 (fail, request error), 501 (fail, server error) 200 OK : example result body: <result> <row> <num_of_rows>1</num_of_rows> </row> </result>


Vegan Stuffed Sweet Potatoes
Ingredients
- 4 sweet potatoes
- Can of black beans, drained and rinsed
- Can of corn
- 4-6 roma tomatoes
- 1/2 red onion
- 3 tablespoons cilantro
- 2 limes
- Salt and pepper to taste
- 2-3 avocados
- 1/4 tsp. onion powder
- 1/4 tsp. garlic powder
Instructions
- Preheat oven to 450ºF.
- Pierce potatoes with a fork 5-10 times per potato. Place on baking sheet and cook for 45-50 minutes, until soft.
- To prepare the salsa, dice tomatoes and onion. Transfer to a bowl. Chop cilantro and add to bowl as well. Add juice from limes and salt and pepper to taste. Mix together and set aside.
- To prepare the guacamole, scoop avocado into a bowl and mash. Add onion powder, garlic powder, salt, pepper, and 1/3 of the salsa mix. Mix well and set aside.
- In a saucepan, mix contents of corn can and rinsed black beans together. Heat on medium-high until warmed.
- Remove potatoes from oven. Once slightly cooled (enough to handle) cut in half, stopping halfway so the potatoes are still in tact. Mash the center of potato.
- Top mashed sweet potato with corn and beans, then salsa, then guacamole. Enjoy!
Original Source: Savor and Savvy


RVS_ONVIF
@objc
open class RVS_ONVIF : NSObject, SOAPEngineDelegate
This is an ONVIF Swift Framework driver.
The driver is designed to be usable for MacOS, iOS and tvOS.
This was initially inspired by the ONVIFCamera library, by Rémy Virin, but has gone far past his implementation.
It uses SOAPEngine, by Danilo Priore to handle the stuff below the session layer.
If you want to use this on a device (as opposed to the simulator), you need to purchase a SOAPEngine license from the Priore Group (see URI, above).
This relies on a delegate pattern, as opposed to the closure pattern that Rémy Virin’s library used.
HOW THE FRAMEWORK OPERATES
The RVS_ONVIF Framework is a “hub and spokes” framework, in a similar pattern to the ONVIF specification.
There is a “core,” and a bunch of “profiles,” as defined by the ONVIF specification.
The profiles (including the core) are the “spokes” of the framework, and are instantiated as needed to address the needs of the device to which the framework instance is dedicated.
You instantiate one RVS_ONVIF instance to connect to one device. You can have as many instances as you want, for multiple devices, but each instance corresponds to only one device.
This framework does not handle device discovery. You are expected to give it an IP number and TCP port. It will handle both IPv4 and IPv6.
DELEGATE
Each delegate call is optional. This is done by extending the delegate protocol with “do nothing” default methods.
There can only be one Delegate.
All Delegate methods are called in the main thread. There are only a couple of methods for errors, successful connection, and successful disconnection.
DISPATCHER
We use “smart dispatchers” to manage the conversation with the driver. The client instantiates profile dispatchers, and registers them with the driver.
The driver then uses these to deliver responses, and the client uses them to send requests.
View the README file for more comprehensive documentation.
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Blank initializer (Public).
Declaration
Swift
public override init()
-
This is a factory method for creating instances of the camera handler. It will not create an instance if there is a problem with the submitted data.
Declaration
Swift
public class func makeONVIFInstance(ipAddressAndPort inIPAddressAndPort: String, loginCredentials inCredentials: LoginCredentialTuple, soapEngineLicenseKey inSoapEngineLicenseKey: String? = nil, authMethod inAuthMethod: SOAPAuthMethod = .both, delegate: RVS_ONVIFDelegate? = nil) -> RVS_ONVIF?
Parameters
ipAddressAndPort
This is a String, containing a standard IPV4 address and port (<IP_ADDRESS>:1234)
loginCredentials
This is a tuple, containing the login ID and password (Strings) for the camera. It cannot have either field empty (login: String, password: String)
soapEngineLicenseKey
This is a String, with the SOAPEngine license key. It is optional (defaults to blank). If not provided, SOAPEngine will only work in the simulator.
authMethod
This is an optional parameter, indicating the authorization method. Default is both.
delegate
This is an optional (default is nil) parameter that allows you to specify a delegate up front. If specified, the instance will immediately attempt a connection.
Return Value
A new instance of this class. Nil, if the provided parameters are not correct.
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This simply contains our login credentials, as Strings.
Declaration
Swift
public typealias LoginCredentialTuple = (login: String, password: String)
Parameters
login
The login ID.
password
The password.
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This is the authorization method to be used for SOAP connections.
See moreDeclaration
Swift
public enum SOAPAuthMethod
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These are our profile handlers, returned in an Array. The first element is always the Core handler.
-returns: an Array of profile handler instances. The first element is always the Core handler. This ensures consistent order.
Declaration
Swift
public var profilesAsArray: [ProfileHandlerProtocol] { get }
-
Declaration
Swift
public var hasWiFi: Bool { get }
Return Value
true, if this device has WiFi capabilities.
-
This is a String, with our IP address and TCP port.
Declaration
Swift
public var ipAddressAndPort: String
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These are our login credentials.
Declaration
Swift
public var loginCredentials: RVS_ONVIF.LoginCredentialTuple!
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These are our various profile handlers. They should be read-only for users of the framework.
Declaration
Swift
public var profiles: [String : ProfileHandlerProtocol] { get }
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This is our delegate object.
Declaration
Swift
weak public var delegate: RVS_ONVIFDelegate! { get set }
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This is the SOAP authorization method to use. Default is both, but it can be set to Basic, or Digest; which forces the method.
Declaration
Swift
public var authMethod: RVS_ONVIF.SOAPAuthMethod
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This contains our dispatchers. These are strong references.
Dispatchers are how we communicate with the ONVIF devices.
Declaration
Swift
public var dispatchers: [RVS_ONVIF_Dispatcher] { get set }
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Shortcut to access the core profile, as it will always be there.
Declaration
Swift
public var core: RVS_ONVIF_Core! { get }
Return Value
the core object. nil if there was an error.
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Shortcut to access the device information.
Declaration
Swift
public var deviceInformation: [String : Any]! { get }
Return Value
the device information Dictionary. nil if there was an error.
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Shortcut to access the services.
Declaration
Swift
public var services: [String : RVS_ONVIF_Core.Service]! { get }
Return Value
the services Array. nil if there was an error.
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Shortcut to access the scopes.
Declaration
Swift
public var scopes: [RVS_ONVIF_Core.Scope]! { get }
Return Value
the scopes Array. nil if there was an error.
-
Shortcut to access the capabilities.
Declaration
Swift
public var capabilities: RVS_ONVIF_Core.Capabilities! { get }
Return Value
the capability instance. nil if there was an error.
-
Shortcut to access the default service capabilities.
Declaration
Swift
public var serviceCapabilities: RVS_ONVIF_Core.ServiceCapabilities! { get }
Return Value
the service capability instance. nil if there was an error.
-
Shortcut to access the device network interface information.
Declaration
Swift
public var networkInterfaces: [RVS_ONVIF_Core.NetworkInterface]! { get }
Return Value
The cached device network interface Array.
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This is called to initialize the connection.
Declaration
Swift
public func initializeConnection()
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This is called to deinitialize the connection. It removes any non-core profile handlers, and clears the caches.
Declaration
Swift
public func deinitializeConnection()
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This is a generic request mechanism.
The request is sent in as a device request protocol instance, and optional parameters may be supplied.
Declaration
Swift
public func performRequest(_ inRequest: RVS_ONVIF_DeviceRequestProtocol, params inParams: [String : Any] = [:], path inPath: String = "")
Parameters
inRequest
The request, usually an enum.
params
An optional parameter Dictionary. Default is empty.
path
An optional (default is empty string) path. If provided, it will trump the one in the request.
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This is a struct that describes an error/issue.
The enclosed enums are the standard ONVIF error codes and subcodes. They use ONVIF TitleCase, as opposed to the standard camelCase, in order to help correlate.
See moreDeclaration
Swift
public struct RVS_Fault : Error
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This may be called in non-main threads.
This is called before sending out a request. It has the request formed by SOAPEngine. We use this method to form our own Digest Auth.
Declaration
Swift
public func soapEngine(_ soapEngine: SOAPEngine!, didBeforeSendingURLRequest inRequest: NSMutableURLRequest!) -> NSMutableURLRequest!
Parameters
inSOAPEngine
The SOAPEngine instance calling this method. It may be nil.
didBeforeSendingURLRequest
This is a URL Request that will be sent. You can modify this.
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This may be called in non-main threads.
This is called if there was a SOAPEngine failure.
Declaration
Swift
public func soapEngine(_ inSOAPEngine: SOAPEngine!, didFailWithError inError: Error!)
Parameters
inSOAPEngine
The SOAPEngine instance calling this method. It may be nil.
didFailWithError
The actual error object from the SOAPEngine. It may be nil.
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This may be called in non-main threads.
This is called when the SOAPEngine has finished parsing the input data.
Declaration
Swift
public func soapEngine(_ inSOAPEngine: SOAPEngine!, didFinishLoadingWith inDict: [AnyHashable : Any]!, data inData: Data!)
Parameters
inSOAPEngine
The SOAPEngine instance calling this method. It may be nil.
didFinishLoadingWith
The data, parsed into a Dictionary.
data
The data, unseasoned and uncooked.