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My wife and I recently had an experience with psilocybin which I thought should be shared.
We took a quarter of an ounce of 'shrooms' with us on a trip to the Oregon coast. The first day we each did about a gram, and as the effects seemed somewhat minimal, we decided to eat the rest the next day - about two-and-a-half grams apiece.
The effects started off as those of a typical mushroom experience - the vivid colors, etc. After a few hours, though, my wife noticed that she was unable to complete the act of opening a bottle. Later when we were laughing, we noticed that the muscles in our faces which would normally allow us to smile, weren't working. We also had problems chewing. And I was unable to swish water in my mouth -the muscles which would normally allow me to hold it in were not working.
And the scariest part was when we decided to take a stroll. After walking up a slight hill about two hundred yards or so, my wife's legs gave out, and she had to sit for about five minutes before she could make it over to where I was sitting, my legs having given out as well. And when I tried to get up again, my legs simply collapsed under me once more. When two fishermen came up the path toward us, the only way I could get my legs out of the way was by pulling them with my hands.
Finally, after resting awhile, we were able to make it down to a place by the rocks where we could sit and watch the sea. After an hour or so, we headed back to our room - a walk of a few hundred yards, which we were just barely able to accomplish.
A few hours later, we decided to go to a restaurant to pick up some food. We figured our muscles must have regained their strength. But again, we barely made it there - another couple hundred yards at most.
The most frightening thought was whether or not we would ever recover from this condition. I'm writing this a few days later, and I'm happy to say, everything seems fine.
But it was quite a frightening experience. What would have happened if we had walked to somewhere where the tide was about to come in, and not been able to move then? Or what if the seeming paralysis, or muscle fatigue - whatever it was, had overtaken us while crossing the road? Of if it had never gotten better?
Though we're in our late thirties/early forties (we're both in quite good shape, physically), we've ingested psilocybin numerous times in the past, and never experienced anything similar.
Personally, my 'shrooming' days are over. I post this in the hope that someone who has the capability and desire will be able to follow up on it, so that something similar or worse, for somebody else, can be prevented in the future.
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How to enable car crash detection and 911 dialing on the Pixel 4
by Rita El KhouryA hallmark feature of the Pixel 4 is its ability to detect car crashes and call 911 for you (only in the US). This smart option can potentially save many lives, but it's not enabled by default on the device. Here's how you can turn it on.
Your Pixel 4 should come with a Personal Safety app, shown in the app drawer under the simpler name, "Safety." Open it, fill up the few personal details required, then hit Settings inside the app and choose Car crash detection. This will launch a tutorial that explains how the feature works then turn it on.
Left : Personal Safety app settings. Right : Car crash detection.
Your phone uses its location, motion sensors, and ambient audio to detect a crash. When it thinks one has happened, it rings an alarm at max volume and pops a screen asking if you're OK or if you need help. If you tell it you're fine, you can further specify that there was no crash or that it was minor. However, if you tap asking for help or don't respond within 60 seconds, your phone will call 911 and share your current location so emergency services know how to quickly assist you.
There's a short demo of the feature under Settings > Demos > Car crash detection (also found in the Pixel Tips app) that explains things with a nice animation.
The Personal Safety app isn't officially available on my Pixel 2 XL, but the APK file installs just fine. Since I'm not in the US, I don't see the option to enable car crash detection. If you have a Pixel 3 or older and live in the US, you can give it a try and let us know how it works for you.
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Who doesnt like travelling? And my case is no different. I love travelling to new places. I have explored many places in Nepal. Nepal being one of the most beautiful countries in the world has enormous numbers of places to visit.  I don't mind travelling alone at all. Infact I have travelled alone more than I have travelled in a group.
Here is a video of mine crossing the Ghattey Khola bridge. Dolakha, Nepal
“Music is a language that doesn’t speak in particular words. It speaks in emotions, and if it’s in the bones, it’s in the bones.” ― Keith Richards
Music connects heart, mind and soul together. Without music the world will be nothing but a hollow place. I have been listening all kind of music my whole life. Be that rock, rap, pop, folk I listen to all genre. Queen, Eminem, Bipul Chettri, Albatross are some of my favourite music artists(bands).
Here I present a song I recorded about 2 years ago. One of my favourite Nepali songs Basant.


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"x" "1" "SHORT-TERM TEST PROGRAM SPONSORED BY THE DIVISION OF CANCER BIOLOGY,NATIONAL CANCER INSTITUTE, MS. ELLEN ZAIKA, ASSISTANT PROJECT OFFICER , p.Y88"


Detailed course offerings (Time Schedule) are available for
POLSH 320 Introduction to Contemporary Polish Culture (5, max. 15) VLPA/I&S
Overview of contemporary Polish culture: literature (prose, poetry, and drama), film (feature, documentary, and video art), music (classical, jazz, and rock), theatre, art, and architecture, as well as an introduction to the cultural life in Poland in the twenty-first century. Offered: AW.
View course details in MyPlan: POLSH 320
POLSH 401 First-Year Polish (5)
Focuses on oral communication in basic everyday life situations, sentence level grammar, reading simple connected tests, and writing simple letters and notes. Conducted mostly in Polish, to help enable students to move from novice to intermediate low/mid- level on the ACTFL Proficiency Scale. First in a sequence of three. Offered: A.
View course details in MyPlan: POLSH 401
POLSH 402 First-Year Polish (5)
Focuses on oral communication in basic everyday life situations, sentence level grammar, reading simple connected tests, and writing simple letters and notes. Conducted mostly in Polish, to help enable students to move from novice to intermediate low/mid- level on the ACTFL Proficiency Scale. Second in a sequence of three. Prerequisite: POLSH 401. Offered: W.
View course details in MyPlan: POLSH 402
POLSH 403 First-Year Polish (5)
Focuses on oral communication in basic everyday life situations, sentence level grammar, reading simple connected tests, and writing simple letters and notes. Conducted mostly in Polish, to help enable students to move from novice to intermediate low/mid- level on the ACTFL Proficiency Scale. Third in a sequence of three. Prerequisite: POLSH 402. Offered: Sp.
View course details in MyPlan: POLSH 403
POLSH 404 Second-Year Polish (5) VLPA
Reinforces basic grasp of the language and enlarges vocabulary and command of grammatical patterns beyond the sentence level. Pays special attention to oral communication, listening comprehension, and writing. Helps enable students to move from Novice High to Intermediate Mid/High-level on the ACTFL Proficiency Scale. First in a sequence of three. Prerequisite: minimum grade of 2.0 in POLSH 403. Offered: A.
View course details in MyPlan: POLSH 404
POLSH 405 Second-Year Polish (5) VLPA
Reinforces basic grasp of the language and enlarges vocabulary and command of grammatical patterns beyond the sentence level. Pays special attention to oral communication, listening comprehension, and writing. Helps enable students to move from Novice High to Intermediate Mid/High-level on the ACTFL Proficiency Scale. Second in a sequence of three. Prerequisite: POLSH 404. Offered: W.
View course details in MyPlan: POLSH 405
POLSH 406 Second-Year Polish (5) VLPA
Reinforces basic grasp of the language and enlarges vocabulary and command of grammatical patterns beyond the sentence level. Pays special attention to oral communication, listening comprehension, and writing. Helps enable students to move from Novice High to Intermediate Mid/High-level on the ACTFL Proficiency Scale. Third in a sequence of three. Prerequisite: POLSH 405. Offered: Sp.
View course details in MyPlan: POLSH 406
POLSH 420 Modern Polish Literature in English (5, max. 15) VLPA
Representative prose works by leading twentieth-century Polish writers. Polish literature's critique of modern European civilization. The relation of historical memory, collective victimization, and the utopian imagination in Polish literature to political power and national survival.
View course details in MyPlan: POLSH 420


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object MemorySegments
A singleton containing constants which say where various segments start
HEAP_BEGIN |
Memory address where the heap segment starts const val HEAP_BEGIN: Int |
STACK_BEGIN |
Memory address where the stack segment starts (growing downwards) const val STACK_BEGIN: Int |
STATIC_BEGIN |
Memory address where the data segment starts var STATIC_BEGIN: Int |
TEXT_BEGIN |
Memory address where the text segment starts var TEXT_BEGIN: Int |
setTextBegin |
fun setTextBegin(i: Int): Unit |


Click the canvas to change the background color.
Minimal example of animating the HTML5 canvas from C++ using OpenGL through WebAssembly.
Source code: https://github.com/timhutton/opengl-canvas-wasm


A menu follows the principal of progressive disclosure, it keeps secondary commands hidden from view until needed. Menus are not form controls. If you wish to submit form data, please consider checkbox, listbox or radio instead.
Selecting a menu item command should update the page without a full page reload (i.e. acting similar to buttons, checkboxes or radios). If a full page load is required instead (i.e. acting like links), please see the fake menu section for more details.
Menu has a dependency on the button component.
NOTE: The examples below use a simple jquery-menu plugin to toggle the aria state of the menu button and menu items when clicked. The plugin also implements arrow-key navigation for keyboard accessibility.
For a stateless menu, use role menuitem on each menu item.
For single-select state, use role menuitemradio on each menu item.
For multi-select state, use role menuitemcheckbox on each menu item.
A fake menu looks like a normal menu widget, but it contains a list of hyperlinks (instead of a menu of menuitems) and thus behaves more like a navigational widget.
A valid HREF attribute is required for all anchor tags. A value of "javascript" (or any such variant) is not a valid URL!
Use the aria-current attribute to denote the link that matches the current page URL (if applicable).
TIP: A fake menu can contain a mix of anchor tags and button tags.
Use the menu__items--grow or fake-menu__items--grow element modifier to slightly grow the width of any menu items container. This is useful in cases where the menu overlay needs to be slightly wider than the button, usually to accomodate menu items with long text.
NOTE: The growth modifier only works on menus that use a span tag.
Use the menu__items--grow-reverse or fake-menu__items--grow-reverse element modifier to grow the width of the menu overlay in reverse direction.
For a menu button that expands like a tray, pushing down all content below it, use the menu__items--tray element modifier.
Any menu can be presented as a buttonless menu, simply by omitting the button element.
TIP: Notice that the positions of the status icon and label have been flipped in this example, simply by flipping the DOM order.


This is an un-vetted overview of some of the actions a publisher may need to do to be part of the IGSN2040 sprint. Some of these items will be required, others will not be.
The sprint will be a test of the flow of information through a new proposed architecture. It will provide an opportunity for providers and indexers to find issues and points that need clarification. For reference providers can reference the ESIP Science on Schema recommendations for schema.org type Dataset as an idea of the type of guidance that could be developed for the samples community.
As JSON-LD is JSON it is possible to provide a JSON schema for this work. This may be useful for group who leverage these in their publishing workflow. This aspect of the sprint is still in development.
In development
The sprint will use the W3C SHACL recommendation to explore validation of provider data graphs. This validation will help ensure data graph structure is compatible with down stream applications.
A humors SHACL shape was made to look for samples that are spatially located in the tropics and western hemisphere. Though humours, it does demonstrate validating a sample data graph that has location constraints expexted on it. You can see this shape graph below or at: https://gist.github.com/fils/77d40a917a7af8020693678be30e87dd
The goal here is explore approaches to validation and also how to build reports based on validation output.
@prefix dash: <http://datashapes.org/dash#> .
@prefix rdf: <http://www.w3.org/1999/02/22-rdf-syntax-ns#> .
@prefix rdfs: <http://www.w3.org/2000/01/rdf-schema#> .
@prefix schema: <http://schema.org/> .
@prefix sh: <http://www.w3.org/ns/shacl#> .
@prefix xsd: <http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#> .
schema:TropicalShape
a sh:NodeShape ;
sh:targetClass <http://schema.org/GeoCoordinates> ;
sh:property [
sh:path schema:latitude ;
sh:or ( [ sh:datatype xsd:string ] [ sh:datatype xsd:integer ] ) ;
sh:minInclusive -23.5 ;
sh:maxInclusive 23.5 ;
] ;
sh:property [
sh:path schema:longitude ;
sh:or ( [ sh:datatype xsd:string ] [ sh:datatype xsd:integer ] ) ;
sh:minInclusive 0 ;
sh:maxInclusive 180 ;
] .
This test site has been used to test indexing by Gleaner already. A simple screencast of this will be posted here for reference. This will review the use of the index and also discuss SHACL validation pipeline.


Expressing and managing concurrent computations is indeed a concern of importance to develop applications that scale. A web application may want to use different processes for each of its incoming requests. Or maybe it wants to use a "thread pool" in some cases. In other case, our desktop application may want to send computations to a worker to not block the UI thread. TaskIT is a library that eases the usage of processes in Pharo. It provides abstractions to schedule and/or parallelize of the execution of pieces of code.
In this chapter we will explore the first version of TaskIT. We will at first familiarize the reader with the TaskIT abstractions, guided by examples and code snippets. At the end of the chapter we will discuss some of TaskIT extension points and possible customizations.
In TaskIT A task is a first class representation of a piece of code to be executed, the main abstraction inside TaskIT. By reifying a task, TaskIT can paralellize it, start it and/or stop it whenever we want.  The result of the task's execution will be the result of its block. Additionally, we can specify a priority that will be used to decide the order of execution between it and other tasks. If we do not specify a priority explicitly, the default userBackgroundPriority
defined in Pharo's ProcessorScheduler
is used. We will discuss about the importance of a task's priority in the task runners' section. A task, instance of TKTTask
, is created in the following way:
Alternatively, blocks are extended to provided a nice syntax sugar to create tasks:
Tasks created in this way are not yet executed. We will discuss the different strategies for executing such tasks in the following sections.
The most basic way to execute a task is to run it as a one shoot task. A one shoot task is a task that is run in a new Pharo process. The Pharo process is discarded after the task is executed. To shoot a task we need to send it the message shootIt
.
or as well with the shortcut,
Tipically, the Pharo processes do not let us handle it's return value. The process is removed from the system once finished, forbidding us to obtain the result of it's execution. TaskIT provides us with a way to obtain the result of our processes in many different ways by using futures.
As the execution of a task can last some time, the immediate result of the shootIt
message is a future object. A future object, instance of TKTFuture
, is the promise of an execution's result. A future can hold the value of the finished execution, an error produced by the task execution, or neither if the task has not yet finished.
Once we have a future in our hands, we can retrieve its value both synchronously and asynchronously, and interact with it in many forms.
The simplest way to interact with a future is synchronously. That is, when asking for a future's value, it will block the actual process until the value is available. We can do that by sending our future the message value
.
However, it could have happened that the finished in an erroneous state, with an exception. In such case, the exception that was thrown inside the task's execution is forwarded to the sender of value
.
A future can also tell us if the task is already finished or not, by sending it the message isValueAvailable
. The isValueAvailable
message, opposedly to the value
message, will not block the caller's process but return immediately a boolean informing if the task has finished.
However, waiting synchronously or polling for the task to be finished can be a waste of CPU time sometimes. For those cases when completely synchronous execution does not fit, TaskIT provides an alternative of retrieving a value with a timeout option, using the valueTimeoutMilliseconds:
message. When we specify a timeout, we can also provide a block to handle the timeout case using the valueTimeoutMilliseconds:ifTimeout:
. If we choose not to provide such a block, the default behavior in case of timeout is to throw a TKTTimeoutError
exception.
Support for asynchronous execution is provided via callbacks. A callback is a block with zero or one argument that will be executed when the task execution is finished. Futures accept callbacks for success and error of execution. On success, TaskIT will pass to the callback the result of the execution as argument. On the other side, when an error occurs during the task execution, TaskIT will execute the error callback with the exception object. A callback is represented by a Block
object and configured for a future object via the onSuccess:
and onError:
messages. Note that callback arguments are optional, and many callbacks can be configured at the same time for the same future object.
you should explain because this is strange to have the two onSuccess: following each other
Callbacks handle transparently the finalization of a task. On the one hand, the callbacks registered while the task is running (and so, not yet finished) will be saved and executed when the task finishes on the process that executes the task. On the other hand, callbacks that are registered when the task has already finished will run synchronously in the caller process with the already available result.


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[gecode-users] element constraint
Guido Tack
tack at ps.uni-sb.de
Thu Nov 5 11:52:22 CET 2009
Hi,
frank lemoine wrote:
> thank you christian for tips about the element constraint i run it,
> it's a very usefull but still i had some difficulties i don't know
> if gecode provide a solution for representing two intvar by a single
> intvar.
>
> let this constaint element (home, a,b,c)
>
> i have two integer variables represented by Intvar, i want to use a
> variable Intvar in c that can represent the link between this two
> varaibles (an edge for example)
> the goal is to check if this pair is in a the set of all pairs in a
I'm not sure you can use IntVars the way you describe the problem. Do
you want to have one variable for each node that describes the set of
edges incident to the node? Then you'll have to use set variables
instead of integer variables. Of course, if every node has exactly
one incident edge, IntVars are fine. A different approach is to use
n*n Boolean variables if you have n nodes, one for each edge,
representing that the graph contains the edge or not. It really
depends on what other constraints you want to put on the graph.
Maybe the literature on graph variables (simply google for CP Graph)
or tree constraints will help you get an idea.
Cheers,
Guido
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South Park: canadian gadflies
Heavy Metal shocked us by having nude, animated people frolic on-screen, (as did Fantastic Planet, etc) which is to say it was a cartoon for grown-ups. Or, to look at it another way, the cartoon grew up with its initial audience, that is, the audience grew up to make their own cartoon. But, in spite of the casual drug use and the graphically-inked skin, Heavy Metal was still pretty simple. Next, enter Japanimation, an artform unto itself, which, with feature-length movies like Grave of the Fireflies and Akira, introduced some much-needed narrative complexity into these 'cartoons,' which, in spite of Disney's singalong efforts, were quickly becoming a viable medium for presenting meaningful stories. The trailer for Happiness, after all--a, somber, 'serious,' adult movie if there ever was one--was animated. And what are The Simpsons about if not a level of social critique most children aren't really interested in? In light of all this, it would seem that Trey Parker and Matt Stone's South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut, with its host of musical numbers, poor animation, and profanity that might make Richard Pryor blush--not to mention its 'fad' status and T-shirt sales--would be something of a throwback, atavistic by current anime standards. In spite of itself, though, it's not.
It actually has quite a complex little rhetoric smuggled in under all the self-effacement. The story is simple: the South Park gang we know and love from Comedy Central manages to sneak into an R-rated movie, which instantly corrupts their vocabulary, which in turn attracts the ire of the PTA-contingent, who directs their collective anger at the Canadian moviemakers, which--as everything escalates at light speed (i.e., faster than logic)--results soon enough in America declaring war on Canada (and nearly allows Satan and Sadam Hussein to take over the world, which 'dead' Kenny gleans on his tour through Hell, but that's another story). All of which serves to show not how important the profanity in the movie (Asses of Fire) actually is, but how important we can make it, should we choose. And of course it's all self-reflexive, which is where the complexity comes into play: the movie-in-the movie--Asses of Fire--is a hardly-veiled version of South Park (Bigger, Longer, & Uncut), which in turn suggests that when all the profanity begins to offend us, as it's programmed to, we can either get riled in the manner of South Park's PTA-contingent or simply sit back, let the profanity etc wash over us.
Granted, at some level this is the same choice you have with any 'offensive' movie, but South Park takes it one step further: by drawing the PTA-contingent as so comically misdirected and hypocritical, their response is thus pre-coded for us as 'wrong,' ridiculous, overblown.  Of course the oft-cited problem with this metafictional approach is that, since the work is responding solely to itself, it's solipsistic, onanistic--so self-involved as to be void of any meaning, where meaning is defined as 'having some objective correlation to the world.' The thing is, though, in spite of its narrative self-involvement, the caricatures South Park draws, however harsh, are nevertheless accurate. If you can't appreciate that, then look around, you may just be on the PTA side of the river.
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Hello,
are now three months that I have the emontx v3 with emoncms on rpi, now I want to put the sensor out of the house, to monitor the gas and water but the signal of RFM12PI is not powerful enough.
I have bought a couple of modules RFM69CW and can replace them directly on RFM12PI V2 ??
What is the firmware to be loaded and the procedure to load ??
i'm using Emonhub version rc1.2 https://github.com/emonhub/emonhub/tree/development
is the correct version?
Regards
Gabriele
Re: RFM12Pi V2 replace RFM12B with RFM69CW
You will need to swap couple of the 100nF caps to 10uF, otherwise the RFM69CW will brown out the ATMega328 at startup. Just leave the 100nF cap on the DTR line, the other two (side ones) need replacement.
Other than that, it is pretty straight forward, load this sketch and you are good to go:
https://github.com/openenergymonitor/RFM2Pi/tree/master/firmware/RFM69CW...
Re: RFM12Pi V2 replace RFM12B with RFM69CW
Yes, the RFM69CW can be used on the RFM12Pi V2 PCB. Make sure the Arduino bootloder in in place before attaching the RFM69CW module as ISP flashing will not be possible afterwards. Code can be uploaded in the usual way via serial from Raspberry Pi GPIO, this is documented in the technical wiki: http://wiki.openenergymonitor.org/index.php?title=RFM12Pi_V2
You should use this firmware the the 69: https://github.com/openenergymonitor/RFM2Pi/tree/master/firmware/RFM69CW_RF_Demo_ATmega328
Re: RFM12Pi V2 replace RFM12B with RFM69CW
"Make sure the Arduino bootloader in in place before attaching the RFM69CW module as ISP flashing will not be possible afterwards."
Hi Glyn, That's interesting ! Why is ISP flashing not possible with a rfm69 fitted?
Is it a hardware thing or a firmware thing? Just wondering if it effects other devices being programmed via ISP if a rfm69 is fitted and whether it means the rfm module must be removed if the bootloader gets corrupted.
Paul
Re: RFM12Pi V2 replace RFM12B with RFM69CW
The RFM69CW requires a 10K-100K pull-up resistor on the SEL to de-select it from the SPI bus to allow ISP uploading: http://openenergymonitor.org/emon/buildingblocks/rfm69cw
The RFM69Pi has got this extra pull-up resistor included on board.
Re: RFM12Pi V2 replace RFM12B with RFM69CW
Fantastic! So the emonTx v3.4 already has a 120k fitted and the emonTx v2 would need one installed as would the RFM2Pi v2. got it! Thanks.
Paul
Re: RFM12Pi V2 replace RFM12B with RFM69CW
Yup, correct. This little bug has me stumped for a while trying to ISP flash an RFM12Pi with an RFM69CW fitted!
Re: RFM12Pi V2 replace RFM12B with RFM69CW
Thanks to everyone for the help, but I bought the wrong card :(
The RFM69W is compatible with the CW version but is not pin compatible
Now I'm waiting for the arrival of the card right !!
Re: RFM12Pi V2 replace RFM12B with RFM69CW
Yesterday I received the proper cards RFM69CW!
Last night I first sent the correct firmware for the new board, then turned off the RPI and I unsoldered the old RFM12B and I replaced it with the new RFM69CW. after restarting the RPI, the emonhub did not work but after commenting the line: com_baud = 9600 in the file /etc/emonhub/hmenohub.conf and restarted the service it worked !!
Thanks to everyone !!!
Another question:
RSSI that the range of values has ?? the datasheet is written -115dBm, it is right ??
I have the emontx v3 which is about -90 / -97 of rssi is a problem ??
hopefully I can do the same thing to replace the RFM12B with RFM69CW on emontx v3 ??
greetings


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Paul George: ‘I Thought I Was Terrible’ in Season Debut
by Marcel MutoniPaul George thought he was “terrible” in his season debut Thursday night, as he scored 33 points in 24 minutes of burn for the LA Clippers.
Foul trouble limited PG’s effectiveness, and New Orleans held off the visiting Clips 132-127.
Jrue Holiday led the way for the Pelicans with a game-high 36 points.
Per The AP:
“I thought I was terrible,” said George.
“That’s the best my shoulders have felt in a really long time, so I knew coming into tonight shooting wouldn’t be a problem,” George added. “Just playing basketball is what I’m lacking right now.”
George was playing for the first time since signing as a free agent with the Clippers because he’d been recovering from procedures in May on his right shoulder and June on his left.
“A lot of breakdowns happened because of my lack of being out there with those guys,” George said. “I’m here to win games and I didn’t get a win. … We had a chance to win tonight and a couple bad possessions in a row that we have down the stretch and we lose. That’s what I gauge good games and bad games on.”


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HIGH CHOLSTEROL LEVELS
BP
HAD UNEASY FEELING LIKE FEAR AND SOMETIMES LIKE HE WILL GET SOME DISEASE MAY FALL. SO WENT TO DOC AFTER SOMETIME AND THEN DECIDED TO TAKE TABLETS. 2013.
IN 2014 GOT CHOLESTEROL HIGH LEVELS ROUTINE CHECK.
WEIGHT GAIN. NOW 75KGS. HEIGHT MAYBE AROUND 5’3’’
PAST H/O:
TYPHOID CHICKEN POX
PERSONAL H/O:
VEG. MORNING FEELS VERY HUNGRY BUT FOOD IS ON TIME.
HOT AND MODERATE SPICY FOOD PREFERS
SWEAT NS BUT IN NORTH KARNATAKA GETS A LOT OF IT.
SUMMER FEELS UNEASY EVEN IF A BIT HT ALSO CAN’T TOLERATE. DESIRES T BE COLD IN COLD.
FEAR OF HEART DISEASE.

RX:
CHOLESTRINUM 30 – DISC 3-0-3
BOERHAVIA Q 10-10-10 DROPS A/FOOD IN HALF GLASS WATER.
RUBRUM 15 – 1 DOSE NIGHT B/FOOD.
10/2/18: same like before.
CHOLESTRINUM 30 – DISC 3-0-3
Allium sativum+avena Q 10-10-10 DROPS A/FOOD IN HALF GLASS WATER.
RUBRUM 15 – 1 DOSE NIGHT B/FOOD.
3/3/18: FEELING MUCH ACTIVE THAN BEFORE. FEELING NOT GETTING SLEEP. DEEP. WT: 71KG. LAST 2 DAYS FEVER ,COLD AND COUGH.
CHOLESTRINUM 30 – DISC 3-0-3
Allium sativum+avena Q 10-10-10 DROPS A/FOOD IN HALF GLASS WATER.
RUBRUM 30 – 1 DOSE NIGHT B/FOOD.
5/4/18: sleep is also ok. Active. After waking up not feeling fresh. Hands shaking from many years. Same with his mom. Mom died due to old age. Fell down and dropped in health. Wt : 71kg.
Rx:
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Cholestrinum 200 disc 3-0-3
Allium sativum+avena Q+phytolaccaQ 10-10-10 DROPS A/FOOD IN HALF GLASS WATER.
RUBRUM 30 – 1 DOSE NIGHT B/FOOD.
9/6/18: active.
Rx:
Fel tauri 30 15 doses – 1 dose alternate days.
Rubrum 30 – 1 nt. b/sleep.
Pentaphos 2-0-2.
4/8/18: FEELING MORE SLEEPY IN THE DAYTIME. 11.30 TO 1 CLOCK. FREQUENTLY HANDSHAKE. NOT ABLE TO GET DEEP SLEEP IN THE NIGHT. 120/80MMHG.,
RX:
ALLIUM SAT+BOERHAVIA Q+ ALFALFAQ – 15-15-15 DROPS A/FOOD.
CHOLESTRINUM 1M – 4-4-4-4. 2 DRM PILLS
NAT CARB 1M – 4 DOSES – WEEKLY B.FOOD MNG.
RUB 30 B.FOOD. NIGHT.
25/9/18: sleeping is better than before. But daytime feeling more sleepy. Able to sleep only 5-5.5 hrs not more than tht.
Rx:
Nux vom200 4 pills night b/food. 2 days once.
Kalicarb200 4 pills morning b/food. 2days once.
Choletrinum200/thuja1m – 4-4-4-4 weekly repeat 3 days gap.
passifloraQ+withania somniferaQ – 10-10-10 drops a/food.
Rub 30 – 1 dose night b/food.
5-12-18
Weight :- 75.1
Rx:
Cholestrinum 1m 4pills mng before food
Kali phos 12x 4-4-4
Fel tauri 200 4-0-4
Calc carb 200 4doses weekly once mng b/food
Silicea 12x 4-4-4-4
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RX:
KALI CARB 1M/LYCO1M– 4-4-4-4
BERB VULG 200 – 4-4-4-4.
CARBO VG 30 – 4—0-4
CHOLESTRINUM 1M – 4-4-4-4. ALTERNATE WEEKS.
PASSIFLORA +AVENA+ALFA 20 DROPS TID.
18/5/19: feeling as if gaining weight. Feels better overall. Wt: 74.2kg.
Rx:
Abroma agusta Q– 15-15-15
Insulin 12x 4-4-4
Cholestrinum200/fel tauri 200/acid phos 200 – disc 4-0-4
Rub 30 – 1 b/food night.
bhoerhaviaQ- 15-15-15 a/food.
Medorhinum 1m- 4 doses weekly.


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