27 August 2002
Disease Outbreak Reported
As of 26 August 2002, the WHO Collaborating Centre for Arthropod Borne Viruses - Western Hemisphere, at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has reported 425 human cases of the West Nile virus, with 20 deaths occurring in 20 states and the District of Columbia. During 2002, West Nile virus activity (evidence of infections in birds, humans, mosquitoes, and other animals - primarily horses) has been documented in 41 states and the District of Columbia.
National and state health authorities are carrying out vector control activities and providing advice on personal protection measures.


Do you use a wheelchair or other mobility assistance?
Is your chair electric or manual?
How comfortable are you on uneven surfaces?
How would you describe your walking speed? (This is to provide accurate walk time estimates and to choose safe intersection crossings.)
Do you have a preference for non-crowded sidewalks over busy sidewalks?
How important is an opportunity sit down to rest during your walk?
Favorite Locations
If there are any locations you visit regularly, it can be useful to save them
as favorites. Would you like to register a location now?


SignTransactionFlow(otherSideSession: FlowSession)
The SignTransactionFlow should be called in response to the CollectSignaturesFlow. It automates the signing of a transaction providing the transaction:
Usage:
Example - checking and signing a transaction involving a net.corda.core.contracts.DummyContract, see CollectSignaturesFlowTests.kt for further examples:
class Responder(val otherPartySession: FlowSession): Flow<SignedTransaction> {
@Suspendable override fun call(): SignedTransaction {
// [SignTransactionFlow] sub-classed as a singleton object.
val flow = object : SignTransactionFlow(otherPartySession) {
@Suspendable override fun checkTransaction(stx: SignedTransaction) = requireThat {
val tx = stx.tx
val magicNumberState = tx.outputs.single().data as DummyContract.MultiOwnerState
"Must be 1337 or greater" using (magicNumberState.magicNumber >= 1337)
}
}
// Invoke the subFlow, in response to the counterparty calling [CollectSignaturesFlow].
val expectedTxId = subFlow(flow).id
return subFlow(ReceiveFinalityFlow(otherPartySession, expectedTxId))
}
}
otherSideSession
- The session which is providing you a transaction to sign.


Jim Klein
JavaScript/C#/.Net
Ping Pong will count up to your number from 1 with the following exceptions:


Ajulo's desires at 40 - The Nation Newspaper
by https://www.facebook.com/alao.h.joshuaOlushola Victor
Apart from the merriment that comes with a birthday celebration, it is a time to reflect on life and things one could have done better. A Lagos-based industrialist, Anthony Ajulo, who marked his 40th birthday last weekend, has some strong desires.
He stated: “Going forward, my dream is to further contribute my quota to making Nigeria a great nation. I believe my generation has the responsibility to rewrite the history of Africa and if we miss it, then probably Africa has missed it. I’m going to invest in that direction in the next 40 years. I will build industries, influence policies and empower people in any way I can to see how we can move our nation forward.”
The Co-founder and Managing Partner at Colton Group also thanked God for the grace to attain 40 and for the successes he had achieved in the manufacturing sector.
He added, “To have witnessed 40 years on earth and be young at heart is the grace of God. I’m happy and grateful to God.”
At the event, which also featured inspirational tributes and worship session, the celebrant showed off some dancing skills. His childhood friend and business partner, Collins Balogun, was also present to celebrate him.


Being John Malkovich ***1/2
Rated on a 4-star scale Screening venue: Cornerhouse (Manchester) Released in the UK by UIP on March 17, 2000; certificate 15; 112 minutes; country of origin USA; aspect ratio 1.85:1
Directed by Spike Jonze; produced by Steve Golin, Vincent Landay, Sandy Stern, Michael Stipe. Written by Charlie Kaufman. Photographed by Lance Acord; edited by Eric Zumbrunnen.
CAST..... John Cusack..... Craig Schwartz Cameron Diaz..... Lotte Schwartz Catherine Keener..... Maxine John Malkovich..... John Horatio Malkovich Charlie Sheen..... Charlie Orson Bean..... Dr Lester Mary Kay Place..... Floris
When I first heard the premise of "Being John Malkovich", it was hard to accept the reality that one day such a film would be made, and I would be able to sit and watch it. Now I've seen it twice -- once last November, at the Stella Screen Film Festival, and again this week, at the dawn of its general release. But I still haven't quite got my head round it. If I'm not giving it four stars, perhaps one of the reasons is that I need to see it a few more times before its full force really sinks in.
The movie is like a walk through a long maze of rooms, where each new door provides a hilariously bizarre payoff to the last. Consider these opening scenes. We meet Craig Schwarz (John Cusack), a scruffy street puppeteer who doesn't make much money because his shows are too blasphemous and carnal. His wife Lotte (Cameron Diaz) encourages him to get an office job until marionette work starts to pay; she's raising a chimp, and needs some serious cash. Craig becomes employed as a file clerk on floor seven-and-a-half of a New York City skyscraper. (The ceilings are very low.)  Even more odd is a hole in the wall of Craig's office, which turns out to be a portal into the mind of world-renowned actor John Malkovich.
Craig's co-worker Maxine (Catherine Keener) is determined to exploit the discovery. She takes out a classified ad and sells tickets. The next stages of the plot involve the other ways she uses the situation, and Malkovich's discovery of what's going on. I don't want to reveal too much; this is just the set-up, and the movie keeps unfolding with eccentric developments and devices, which are so delightful because they seem to emerge out of a perfectly logical progression. Every event leads to the next quite reasonably, and the screenwriter, Charlie Kaufman, gives each one a different flavour. In one scene near the beginning of the movie, for example, we're laughing at the outrageousness of Craig's puppet show. After that enterprise fails, and he gets his job on floor seven-and-a-half, the awkward visuals inspire giggles. Later there will be clever celebrity satire, when Craig figures out how to control Malkovich's body and turns him into a famed puppeteer, and we see a TV documentary featuring stars gushing over his talents with ludicrous hyperbole.
Spike Jonze, who directed, brings the twisted turns of his picture to life by shooting them in dark, dramatic tones with a subtle hand-held camera. It's close enough to documentary style to make things somehow plausible, a feeling that is encouraged by the actors, who take things seriously and play their roles with sincerity. That attitude, as I'm always saying, is necessary for comedy to work properly; it's the audacity of the film's situations that creates laughter. "Being John Malkovich" has an exciting enough gimmick, in that it has its title figure playing a supernatural version of himself. It's even more extraordinary to show people entering his mind (including himself), developing and acting on sexual attractions within it, and using it as a vessel for re-writing history and enjoying everlasting life.
The profound skill of Malkovich's performance doesn't hit our conscious mind until after we leave the cinema. As most reviews have pointed out, he creates a distinctive character out of his own pompous image, but his more complicated scenes are those in which he's been inhabited by other people. His adoption of their mannerisms is so committed that we forget he's acting. We just believe it. Malkovich is the man onscreen, but we think we're watching Cusack, or whoever, walking around in his body.
I am rambling. Exciting films will make me do that. Take it as a strong recommendation, and not a sign that I need to take writing classes. And when you see "Being John Malkovich", remember to concentrate hard, as paying attention to its small details turns out to be very rewarding. Listen carefully for names of companies, a mention of a plank of wood, and Orson Bean's explanation of why a certain journey cannot be taken after a certain deadline. Intriguing? Good.
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Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
1 to 2 hours
Serves
Serves 4
Dietary
Crunchy, chewy, creamy and sweet this candy pink strawberry pavlova is fit for a princess.
Preheat the oven to 180C/360F/Gas 4.
Whisk the egg whites in a bowl until stiff peaks form when the whisk is removed.
Add the sugar, one tablespoon at a time, whisking constantly, until all the sugar is combined and stiff peaks form when the whisk is removed.
Gently fold in the vinegar, pink food colouring and orange liqueur.
Divide the meringue mixture into two equal portions. Spread the meringue mixture onto two baking trays lined with baking parchment.
Transfer to the oven and turn the oven temperature down to 150C/300F/Gas 2.
Bake the meringue for about one hour. The result should be crisp on the outside and chewy in the middle.
For the filling, whisk the cream with the vanilla seeds and sugar until stiff peaks are formed when the whisk is removed. (You can use the vanilla pod in another dish.)
Spoon equal amounts of the cream mixture onto both of the cooked meringues.
Place equal amounts of the strawberries on top of the two cream-covered meringues.
For the sauce, place the sugar and water into a pan over a medium heat and bring to the boil. Boil for 12-15 minutes, until the liquid becomes a thick syrup.
Remove from the heat then add the strawberries and set aside for ten minutes. Transfer the strawberries and syrup to a food processor and blend until smooth, then pass through a sieve. Place into the fridge to chill.
To serve, cut each pavlova in half and place each half onto a plate. Pour over the strawberry sauce and serve.


Jenny
Lee
Ruby Classes
072015
What is a class?
Below we have an example of a class called Die
In the example above, we have created a class Die that has three methods:
initialize
sides
roll
These methods are defined within the Die class, making them instance methods
. This just means that these methods can be used by any and all instances of our class Die.For instance... in our example above, you can call upon any of these methods on Die.
For example, if I wanted to create a die with 6 sides, I would write...
my_die = Die.new(6)
and if I wanted to see how many sides my_die has, I just have to call it like so...
my_die.sides
and it would output => 6
Another important thing to mention are instance variables.
Instance variables are different from regular variables in that they can be called upon anytime and anywhere within that class by any method defined by that class.
In other words, instance variables can be used by different methods as long as they are all within the same class.
They look different from the variables we are used to by the addition of one symbol: @ that precedes the variable name.
So in our example above, our instance variable is @num_sides.
Because @num_sides is an instance variable, it can be used in all three methods (initialize, sides, and roll) without it having to be redefined for each method.
Instance variables are great because not only do they allow our code to look a bit more concise and neat, but it saves a lot of time and prevents redundancy!


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SPARQL-Generate can also be used as a query language, augmenting SPARQL 1.1 SELECT queries with SOURCE and ITERATOR clauses, and embedded expressions:
One may embed SPARQL expressions in nodes wherever variables would be legal:
<foo{ <expr> }bar>
, "foo{ <expr> }bar"@en
, '''foo{ <expr> }'''^^<bar{ <expr> }>
;?{ ?value1 >= 2.5 }
.The query below is a simplification of SPARQL-Generate query 03-Iterators where just a few variables are selected.


Clement Escoffier
Vert.x is a toolkit to build distributed and reactive applications on top of the JVM using an asynchronous non-blocking development model.

What about having another application
sending messages just here:
No message yet...
Sender --> Slides --> Browser
Reactive systems are
“"Moore's law" is the observation that, over the history of computing hardware, the number of transistors in a dense integrated circuit has doubled approximately every 2 years.”
Unfortunately, no free lunch anymore...
CPU manufacturers started hitting a wall with CPU design and speeds.
They simply cannot get a single-core CPU to go any faster.
Amdahl’s Law: balance the load on all resources
Reactive systems != Reactive programming
You can use reactive programming with Vert.x
When interacting with remote or blocking entities:
The asynchronous development can be summarized by:
“Don't wait, we will call you”
Vert.x applications can be developed using
A mind-shift that makes sense
“Don't wait, we will call you”
These events occur concurrently with the program execution, without the program blocking to wait for results.
An asynchronous operation:
compute(1, 1, this::onResult);
I/O is not another instruction in your program, costs are not meaningless:
| Operation | Time cost | |
|---|---|---|
| Memory | L1 / L2 cache reference: | 1 ns / 4 ns |
| Main memory reference: | 100 ns | |
| I/O | Round-trip in same datacenter: | 500,000 ns |
| Physical disk seek: | 4,000,000 ns | |
| Round-trip from US to EU: | 150,000,000 ns | |
Asynchrony leads to operations that can have:
A Future
is a structure acting as a proxy to retrieve the result of an asynchronous
operation.
An AsyncResult
is a specialized Future
encapsulating the (known and
immutable) result of an asynchronous operation.
Future<String> future = Future.future();
// ...
future.complete("result");
AsyncResult<String> success = Future.succeededFuture("hello");
AsyncResult<String> failure = Future.failedFuture("d'oh!");
Future
notifies when the operation completes:
Future<String> future = someAsynchronousOperation();
future.setHandler(ar -> { // <- Handler<AsyncResult<String>>
if (ar.failed()) {
ar.cause().printStackTrace();
} else {
String result = ar.result();
}
});
We can compose Future
:
CompositeFuture.all
, CompositeFuture.any
Future.compose
, Chain
All these operations return a Future
and so can be listened using
setHandler
Asynchrony is not a condition, it's a cure.
Leads to event-based programming, structured around:
The basics
public static void main(String[] args) {
Vertx vertx = Vertx.vertx();
// Do something with vert.x
}
public static void main(String[] args) {
Vertx vertx = Vertx.vertx();
vertx.setPeriodic(1000, l -> {
System.out.println("Hello from "
+ Thread.currentThread().getName());
});
}
Vert.x is structured around an Event Loop
The handlers are always executed by the same thread.
Vert.x provides a checker verifying that the event loop is not blocked. If you block it for more than 2 (5) seconds, you see:
WARNING: Thread Thread[vert.x-eventloop-thread-0,5,main] has been blocked for 2701 ms, time limit is 2000
...
WARNING: Thread Thread[vert.x-eventloop-thread-0,5,main] has been blocked for 5707 ms, time limit is 2000
io.vertx.core.VertxException: Thread blocked
at java.lang.Thread.sleep(Native Method)
at i.v.s.e.b_kickstart.MyFirstVertxBadApp.block(MyFirstVertxBadApp.java:21)
at i.v.s.e.b_kickstart.MyFirstVertxBadApp.lambda$main$0(MyFirstVertxBadApp.java:15)
at i.v.s.e.b_kickstart.MyFirstVertxBadApp$$Lambda$3/1674896058.handle(Unknown Source)
at i.v.c.i.VertxImpl$InternalTimerHandler.handle(VertxImpl.java:738)
at i.v.c.i.VertxImpl$InternalTimerHandler.handle(VertxImpl.java:709)
at i.v.c.i.ContextImpl.lambda$wrapTask$3(ContextImpl.java:335)
vertx.createHttpServer()
.requestHandler(request -> {
// Handler receiving requests
request.response().end("Hello World !");
})
.listen(8080, ar -> {
// Handler receiving start sequence completion (AsyncResult)
if (ar.succeeded()) {
System.out.println("Server started on port "
+ ar.result().actualPort());
} else {
ar.cause().printStackTrace();
}
});
Handlers are always executed by the same event loop.
Vert.x manages Execution Contexts, and the event loop in one type of context
Handler
on the context having executed youVertx.vertx()
The spine of Vert.x application...
The event bus is the nervous system of vert.x:
Vert.x instances form a cluster
Vertx.clusteredVertx(new VertxOptions(), result -> {
if (result.failed()) {
System.err.println("Cannot create a clustered vert.x : "
+ result.cause());
} else {
Vertx vertx = result.result();
// ...
}
});
The event bus is distributed on all the cluster nodes
Almost anything can send and receive messages
Let's have a java (Vert.x) app, and a node app sending data just here:
No message yet...
No message yet...
Distributed communication may fail
vertx.eventbus().send(..., ...,
new DeliveryOptions().setSendTimeout(1000),
reply -> {
if (reply.failed()) {
System.out.println("D'oh, he did not reply to me !");
} else {
System.out.println("Got a mail " + reply.result().body());
}
});
Is a timeout enough to manage failures ?
When several consumers listen to the same address, Vert.x dispatches the sent messages using a round robin.
So, to improve the scalability, just spawn a new node!
Distributed sharing is great!
Nodes from a cluster can share data:
Distributed structures => Asynchronous API, and may fail
// Get the counter
vertx.sharedData().getCounter("some-counter", ar -> {
if (ar.succeeded()) {
Counter counter = ar.result();
// Use it
counter.incrementAndGet(nv -> {
System.out.println("Value = " + nv.result());
});
}
});
There are two types of maps:
vertx.sharedData().getClusterWideMap("some-map", ar -> {
if (ar.succeeded()) {
AsyncMap map = ar.result();
map.put("foo", "bar", done -> {
if (done.succeeded()) {
System.out.println("entry inserted in the map");
} else {
System.out.println("entry not inserted : " + done.cause());
}
});
});
The building block
A verticle can be instantiated multiple times:
Balance the load on several event loop -> on several CPU cores
In High-Availability mode, verticles deployed on a node that crashes are redeployed on a sane node of the cluster.
Let's plug there, messages emitted by a Ruby verticle, a Groovy verticle and a JavaScript verticle
Because not everything is asynchronous yet...
Blocking I/O take place when dealing with external systems
But you must not block the event loop...
executeBlocking
constructWorker verticles are not executed in the event loop but by a worker thread.
vertx.deployVerticle(MyWorkerVerticle.class.getName(),
new DeploymentOptions().setWorker(true));
executeBlocking
let's you call blocking code and then go back to the event loop with
the result
executeBlocking
That was just vertx-core
Vert.x provides async clients for:
When dealing with a blocking data store (such as JDBC)
jdbc.getConnection(ar -> {
SQLConnection connection = ar.result();
connection.query("SELECT * FROM Beer", resp -> {
if (!resp.failed()) {
List<Beer> beverages =
resp.result().getRows().stream()
.map(Beer::new).collect(Collectors.toList());
}
//...
});
});
Modern web applications
Vert.x web is a vert.x component that let you implement such kind of app
Router router = Router.router(vertx);
router.route("/assets/*").handler(StaticHandler.create("assets"));
router.get("/api/whiskies").handler(this::getAll);
router.route("/api/whiskies*").handler(BodyHandler.create());
router.post("/api/whiskies").handler(this::addOne);
router.put("/api/whiskies/:id").handler(this::updateOne);
router.delete("/api/whiskies/:id").handler(this::deleteOne);
//...
vertx.createHttpServer()
.requestHandler(router::accept)
.listen(8080);
The essence of vert.x
“The microservice architectural style is an approach to developing a single application as a suite of small services, each running in its own process and communicating with lightweight mechanisms, often an HTTP resource API. These services are built around business capabilities and independently deployable by fully automated deployment machinery. There is a bare minimum of centralized management of these services, which may be written in different programming languages and use different data storage technologies.” (Martin Fowler)
Microservices need to discovery each other:
Vert.x provides a discovery service
Distributed applications fail:
Explicit failure management, timeout, circuit breaker
Because we do it well, and we do it fast
Request -> JDBC (query) -> Template engine -> Response
Request -> JDBC (query and update) -> JSON response -> Response
end();
But the first step on the Vert.x path


{% extends "base.html" %} {% block title %}Fail Whale!{% endblock %} {% block content %}
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Hello there!
This website was made by Anderson Dadario (@andersonmvd) and is intended to be mainteined by him and by the security community through stories submissions. Both the data and the source code are open source and available on GitHub in the repository andersonDadario/howihacked. You're more than welcome to contribute!
This site at first was supposed to be a blog post, but Anderson thought that could be done better so he built this website in one day (2015-12-12) to provide a better experience for those who want to learn about hacking cases to enhance their skills on protecting applications and servers from real world threats.


This engine was designed, built, and programmed using Arduinos and Arduino C by OSU's Mechanical Engineering Electronics Lab. It is a single-cylinder engine that runs on compressed air. Outside of the capstone course, the lab would design, build, wire, and program electromechanical devices for research professors. The engine was used by M.E. capstone students to test code they had written for opening and closing the intake and exhaust valves. I worked on the single-cylinder engine by preparing it for by the capstone students and by writing code that would run the engine at high RPMs. My code was used to show the students what kind of RPM was possible. We, the lab members, managed to get the engine to run about 3000 RPM with 80 PSI of compressed air. Towards the end of my time at the lab, I taught the programming portion of the M.E. capstone. (Click images below to enlarge)


Encounter
Surprise
Stealth Modifier
roll d20
...waiting to roll...
>
Target's Passive Perception
...waiting result...
Combatants
Name
Init Modifier
Hit Points
Target
Intiative
Action
Himo
12
Golbin Archer #2
... not rolled ...
attack
Goblin Archer #1
8
Himo
... not rolled ...
attack
Goblin Archer #2
5
Himo
... not rolled ...
attack
roll initiative


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The history of the search engines.
Did you ever you wonder how we would access the internet without Google or a directory? Before Google there many other search engines and this website is going to show you some of them.
Did you ever you wonder how we would access the internet without Google or a directory? Before Google there many other search engines and this website is going to show you some of them.


Université Pierre et Marie Curie ("Paris 6" or "Jussieu"), Paris, France
3. Linear Algebra 2nd year Bachelor (L2) Fall 2015 and Fall 2016
2. Matrix Calculus 1st year Bachelor (L1) Spring 2015
1. Analysis for Sciences 1st year Bachelor (L1) Fall 2014
Other teaching experiences
2. "Classes préparatoires" examiner in Physics and Chemistry at Lycée Condorcet (Paris, France) - "Colles" equivalent to 2nd year Bachelor Fall 2011 to Spring 2012
2. Tutoring for "Une grande école pourquoi pas moi ?" at École polytechnique (Palaiseau, France) Teaching general knowledge to high school students from underprivileged backgrounds Fall 2010 to Summer 2011


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+++ draft = false date = "2009-02-11T19:45:41-02:00" title = "Variable keys in dictionaries with Page Templates TALES syntax" tags = ["zope", "zope2", "zope3", "cookbook", "Plone"] created = "2009-02-11T19:40:48-02:00" modified = "2009-02-16T11:32:43-02:00" permaLink = "http://play.pixelblaster.ro/blog/archive/2009/02/11/variable-keys-in-dictionaries-with-page-templates-tales-syntax" author = "Tiberiu Ichim" aliases = [ "/blog/archive/2009/02/11/variable-keys-in-dictionaries-with-page-templates-tales-syntax" ] +++
I admit, I didn't knew this until now. In the following construction:
<div tal:content="somedict/keyname/someattr" />
"keyname" is taken as a string, it's the literal name of the key for the somedict mapping. To use a variable instead of the literal value of the key name, I used to do:
<div tal:content="python somedict[key].someattr" />
Browsing through the zope.app.catalog code, I saw that there's actually a way to use the TALES syntax:
<div tal:content="somedict/?key/someattr" />
I'm not sure that this works with TTW code in Zope 2 (I expect that it works with browser views), so I'll just have to try this next time I have the chance.


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Spiranthes diluvialis blooming in our Conservation greenhouse.
These native stream orchids are a Federally threatened species, which means that they are protected by law in order to prevent extinction. Though widespread across the western U.S., loss of habitat, hydrologic modifications, invasive species, and grazing has highly affected the health of these populations. Grown from seeds the size of a speck dust, our plants are the result of propagation research conducted in partnership with the Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Garden. Initially the seeds were carefully grown in test tubes under controlled conditions and in a specialized nutrient agar. A few years later we received tiny seedlings back, which were carefully acclimated into soil once again.
Spiranthes diluvialis blooming in our Conservation greenhouse.
The Garden also participates in research on Ute Ladies’ Tresses through survey, propagation, salvage and transplant, and seed banking projects.
If you have a sharp eye, these plants can be found in the wild along the banks and sand bars of several rivers and lakes in Utah, including the Green River, Diamond Fork Canyon, and Utah Lake. Bloom time in the wild varies with elevation, and ranges from mid-July to early September.
Spiranthes diluvialis in its native habitat.


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| 2 | Driving License ID | Vehicle Registration Number | Insurance Company | |||
| 3 | Surname | Vehicle Type | Insurance Type | |||
| 4 | Other Names | Owner's Full name | Phone Number | |||
| 5 | Physical Address | Nationality | Policy Number | |||
| 6 | Address PO Box | Physical Address | Policy Period | |||
| 7 | National ID | Address | Estimated Repair TSH | |||
| 8 | Gender | Damage | Damage | |||
| 9 | Phone No | Year of manufacturing | Vehicle | |||
| 10 | Date Of Birth | Chassis Number | Vehicle Total | |||
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| 12 | Occupation | Alcohol [%] | Seat Belt / Helmet use | Rescue cost |


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--- layout: post date: 2013-05-20 15:00:00 +02:00 title: "Galaxy Nexus slowness" ---
My Galaxy Nexus was getting really slow over the last few weeks, meaning simple things like going to the homescreen took multiple seconds.
Turns out that the problem is the SD card filesystem / controller getting really slow once the SD card gets nearly filled up. You can verify this by running Androbench, a storage benchmark app. You should get a sequential write performance of a few MB/s (e.g. 8 MB/s), but when affected by the problem, you get about 0.x MB/s.
The fix is to delete files to make sure you have plenty of spare capacity, then run fstrim, neatly packaged in this app, followed by a reboot.
In case you haven’t rooted your phone for a while, the currently working way is using SuperSU, not Superuser.


N’Golo Kante content at Chelsea after rejecting PSG
by FSA EditorChelsea midfielder N’Golo Kante looks set for a long-term stay in London after rejecting Paris Saint-Germain.
N’Golo Kante says he rebuffed interest from Paris Saint-Germain because he is happy at Chelsea.
Ligue 1 champions PSG have long been linked with the France international and reportedly tried to sign him following his impressive displays at the 2018 World Cup.
The move never materialised and Kante, considered one of the Premier League’s best midfielders, is now in his fourth season at Stamford Bridge.
He signed a new five-year contract with the club in November 2018 and has no plans to leave.
“Sometimes you don’t really know where you want to go, but you know what you already have,” Kante told Canal+ when asked about PSG’s interest.
“I knew I was at Chelsea and I felt good at Chelsea. On top of that, it was a footballing decision.
“I felt good in London and I felt happy in this project and therefore I am happy to stay here.”
Kante joined Chelsea in 2016 following a season with Leicester City, where he won the first of his two Premier League titles.
The 28-year-old scored for the third time this season in the Blues’ 2-1 defeat to Manchester City on Saturday.


Dr. Ameya Sanjiv Thakur is Laparoscopy and General Surgeon,Former M.S. General Surgery Resident at Smt.Kashibai Navale Medical College & Genral Hospital,(SKNMC) Pune,India
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MBBS From the Prestigious Byramjee jeejeebhoy Medical College (BJMC), Pune , India PUNE
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Internship in BJMC and Sassoon Genral Hospital (SGH) From March 2015 - May 2017 (2 years 3 months) Indepth Work Experience in all departments like surgery,medicine paediatrics
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Provides estimators of the mode of univariate unimodal
data or univariate unimodal distributions.
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2.3.2 |
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R (≥ 3.1.3) |
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bazar, fBasics, genefilter, stable, stabledist, stats, statip |
| Suggests: |
evd, knitr, mvtnorm, testthat, VGAM |
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Paul Poncet [aut, cre] |
| Maintainer: |
Paul Poncet <paulponcet at yahoo.fr> |
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https://github.com/paulponcet/modeest/issues |
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https://github.com/paulponcet/modeest |
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At 6pm on December 20, 2013 a ute pulled over at Dead Horse Gap, in the Southern part of Kosciuszko National Park and just South of Thredbo.
Three Canberrans got out of the ute and walked to the start of the bush. A few minutes later a sole person returned to the ute and drove back to Canberra.
This is the journal I kept as we walked the 250km back to Canberra along the Northern third of the Australian Alpine Walking Track.
Day 0
Got to Dead Horse around 1800 so decided to get the big hill out of the way in dusk. 9.9km later stopped at Rawson’s Pass. May not have been allowed to camp within 200m of the pass but we were 200m from the toilet and that seemed good enough.
Fairly warm night, rain came up when we went to bed but wind had dried it by morning.
Day 1
Dead Horse to White’s River. Not Schlink as planned. Killer day. So much more mountainous than I’d anticipated. And so much of it untracked.
When we eventually arrived at White’s River Hut we discussed whether to bail on the trip. After talking through bailing, bailing at Kiandra and attempting to continue, we decided to continue. After all, what are PLB’s for … Right?
Fell asleep while Dani cooked dinner. Ate and slept again.
- Rodent holes in my pack: 2
- Heels with bilsters: 2
Day 2
On to Grey Mare Hut, 16.8km.
- Injuries: Right knee
Checked out Valentine’s Hut en route, gorgeous! Adorned with love hearts, very quaint.
Beautiful scenery, good trail. Skipped Valentine’s Falls to avoid more arduous terrain after yesterday.  And the toilet another 50m uphill.
Old gold mine is here with machinery and irrigation left behind, but I couldn’t find the mine entrance.
Day 3
On to Mackay’s Hut today.
Word on the street is it’s pronounced “Mackey’s”, and often spelled that way too - albeit incorrectly.
- Injuries: None, but it turns out, with enough rain, canvas rucksacks aren’t actually waterproof.
A cool start to the day gave a lovely morning, then it started raining lightly. That was also quite nice at first. Morning tea at O’Keefe’s Hut - very beautiful, lined with 1936 newspaper and housing a sparrow nest and pair of sparrows.
Got drenched between O’Keefe’s and Mackay’s when a pleasant sprinkle (not wearing goretex) turned into heavy rain and eventually very heavy rain. And we got drenched.
Started a decent fire in the hut and got our things dry. Dining table dinner by the fire with rock salt and freshly ground pepper!
Concerned the rain will block further river crossings to the North. It clears before dinner. But it was very heavy…
Day 4
Today’s destination is 4 Mile Hut.
- Injuries: Chris gets gastro
- Attacks by hordes of ants: 1
Gastro Stop is amazing stuff!! Otherwise a fairly uneventful day. Had planned to set camp at 9 Mile Creek but were attacked by ants. Not just a little bit attacked. Every time something goes on the ground its colour changes to mostly black attacked.
  So on we went after grabbing desperately-needed water to 4 Mile Hut. Very cute original-style gold miner’s hut.
Day 5
Christmas!!!
…And on to Witses Hut
- Injuries: Dani gets gastro, and bonks a couple of km from the hut.
Uneventful walk in, Chris spends 90 minutes chopping firewood for the crazy-cold mornings while Dani snoozes. Very good looking hut, but made of timber slabs with gaps between them so neither fly-proof nor insulated. We manage to keep the fire going all night by not sleeping very much.
Day 6
Today, Hainsworth Hut
- Injuries: None (?!?)
Top up water as soon as we find it (both water sources at Witses were either dry or too shallow to get drinking water).
Putting our shoes on after crossing the Tantangara River a 4WD approaches and we chat to some fly fishermen who are out for the day. They agree to send Craig a message for us since we’ve been unable to get phone reception. YAY!
Get distracted by random foot trails all through the untracked section and double back a bit. Dani gets pooped so I steal her food and water for the 5km before lunch.
Then I get pooped.
Lunch at Ghost Gully where several people are hanging around with lots of horsies. I say g’day to one guy as he walks nearby and get nothing in return. That’s a shame.
The last 3.5km to the hut is fairly easy and we arrive about 1410ish.
Hut has no saw or toilet but the river is a beautiful temperature so the first order of business is to wash our clothes and ourselves.
Rain sets in long and hard early evening and, with a less-than-waterproof fireplace, the battle between fire and water commences.
Day 7
Oldfield’s Hut - My old friend.
- Injuries: Does a slight graze and a bit of bleeding to my right Achilles from Dani chopping firewood onto me qualify?
A freezing morning sees us get away slightly later - 0710 - and power through to Bill Jones Hut for morning tea.
Beautiful scenery and the lovely smell of Eucalypt forest after rain but an otherwise uneventful day until the godawful slog up the start of Murray Gap trail.
Arrived at Oldfield’s Hut 1310, found dubious water in a barely-running stream, chopped firewood (well, Dani did the vast majority of that while I supervised) and relaxed.
Very satisfying to be mere kilometres from the ACT border!
Apparently that’s all that I wrote. To ease the suspense: We got out alive, although quite tired after the big day from Oldfield’s Hut to the Orrorral Valley.


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COMMENT
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CREATE
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Constant for a email changing action
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USER_SAVE_CHANGED_EMAIL
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USER_SAVE_CHANGED_PASSWORD
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static final String DELETE
static final String SUBMIT
static final String CREATE
static final String CREATE_EDIT
static final String EDIT
static final String COMMENT
static final String SEARCH_USER
static final String SEARCH_USER_GROUP
static final String SYNCHRONIZE_SOCIALNET
static final String USER_SAVE_CHANGED_PASSWORD
static final String USER_SAVE_CHANGED_EMAIL
static final String SELECTED_SOCIAL_CONFIG
static final String UPLOAD_IMAGE_FILE_AJAX
static final String UPLOAD_IMAGE_FILE
static final String RESET_USER_IMAGE_AJAX
static final String REFRESH_EXTERNAL_USER_IMAGE_AJAX
static final String UPDATE_USER_PROFILE
static final String UPDATE_MESSAGING
static final String UPDATE_RIGHTS
static final String XMPP_REQUEST_FRIENDSHIP
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Here is an important auction announcement. This coming weekend, May the first and second, sees ResonanceFM's fundraising marathon. From noon to midnight on Saturday and Sunday a series of guests will be trooping into the studios offering delectable items to be snapped up in live auctions.
Mr Key will be on air between 1.30 and 2.00 PM on Sunday, eliciting bids for a pair of uberrarities, the books Derek The Dust Particle and Bring Me The Head Of Derek The Dust Particle!, written by Perry Natal and illustrated by Frank Key, published two decades ago by Indelible Inc.
So turn on, tune in, drop what you're doing, and bid as if your life depends on it. Resonance needs you, almost as much as you need Resonance.


Bio: Unlike the other fighters in this tournament Cat Truck is not a biological cat.
Made of steel, shiny chrome, yellow paint and full of the fruits of the industrial revolution Cat Truck
is one stubborn piece of equipment. Tempered in the mines of Appalachia, Cat Truck is ready to try their
metal here and now in the CAT FIGHT.
Strengths: Strong as steel, literally, Cat Truck is one hard fighter who is ready to
push through the competition.
Weaknesses: Cat Truck may be big but they sure aren't fast. Hit first and hit hard and
you might just be able to take down our competitor of steel.
Bio: Cat Stevens may be a pacifist but he won't be content just to turn the other cheek in this tournament. The only certified human to compete the in the Cat Fight Cat Stevens may be a long shot to win but if you make him angry expect don't be surprised to learn that this cat has some sharp claws.
Strengths: Cat Stevens has the sharp ears and quick hands of professional musician. You won't be able to catch him unawares. And this pacifist is not afraid to fight back!
Weaknesses: As an avowed pacifist there are rumors that Cat Stevens is not in this tournament by his own choice. This may cause him to hesitate or hold back on attack.
Bio: Long an internet hero, Grumpy Cat has decided to show their mettle in this Cat Fight! Grumpy Cat is tired of the annoying memes and they're here to show that they're a serious contender.
Strengths: Grumpy Cat may be a little old but they're here and they're mad as hell! Don't expect Grumpy to take it easy on you!
Weaknesses: Sure Grumpy has cat reflexes and claws like daggers but don't forget they're just a little guy. One good hit and you might be able to end the fight before it begins.
Bio: Although rumors that Katherine of Aragon is actually that Katherine can't be substantiated, there's good evidence that she's been alive for at least the past 150 years. Gossip ranges from her being a vampire to a fairy and everything in-between. Whatever she might be though it's probably not human.
Strengths: Although she hasn't previously participated in any publicized fighting events the rumor mill says that she's a hardy one. Don't be fooled by her frail appearance. Katherine of Aragon might just be a tank.
Weaknesses: Well, you could try garlic. It couldn't hurt at least.
Bio: Frenchie was originally classified as a cat by a newly emerged and slightly befuddled AI. Since that AI quickly matured and assumed overlordship of the planet earth, no one has seen fit to argue the point. Frenchie is a good, natured cat who loves playing fetch and can't say no to a friendly compeition. He's pretty sure he's the goodest cat in the tournament.
Strengths: Frenchie might not be the strongest fighter in the tournament but they're a strong oponent nonetheless. They've got acute cat senses and an indomitable spirit. Don't overlook them!
Weaknesses: Frenchie's strong competitive spirit has been known to be shadowed by their love of balls and treats. If you can distract them, you're sure to win!


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The ShadowThread for parent thread.
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True if the thread has stopped running.
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#{docsController.tag.description} The markup and default CSS is minimal, making it easy to style and adapt to your spesific need.
See Tab for documentation of item attributes.
onItemChange
is called as a tab is activated and the content is loaded.
The callback receives the item element representing the activated item.
itemChange
will be called when an item is toggled.
The listener will be called with an instance of io.tornadofaces.component.tab.ItemChangeEvent
that contains a reference to the new active item and the tab view.
Widget: TornadoFaces.widget.TabView
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| select(index) | index: Index of the tab item to select | void | Activate or toggle the selected tab item |


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Talked
on “Research in the Computing Industry”
at CSE Festival, KUET (Jun 2012)
Awarded
“Icon of the Month”
by Samsung R&D Institute – Bangladesh
11th place
on at ACM ICPC
Dhaka Regional programming contest 2007
Showcased project
“Smart Home Technology”
at BASIS SoftExpo, Dhaka 2008
Leadership
IEEE Student Branch KUET
General Secretary,
(2008-2009)
Fazlul Haque Hall Committee, KUET
- General Secretary
(2008-2009)and Asst. Gen. Secretary (2007-2008)
Involvement
Publisher,
lekhalikhi.com
- Bengali Literary Community
Personal Projects
TuneTour.me, WaqtScope, Sonnivo, LikhonPad, NLParse and more
http://nafSadh.com/projects
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Configuration object used to customize global settings for the CANopen network. More...
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| int | readThreadPriority |
| Defines the read thread priority. More... | |
| bool | useAsTimingReference |
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| uint32 | syncID |
| CAN message ID of the SYNC message. More... | |
| uint32 | timeID |
| CAN message ID of the timestamp message. More... | |
Configuration object used to customize global settings for the CANopen network.
An object of this type may be passed to the CanOpen::Open() method when the network is first opened.
If no CanOpenSettings object is passed to the CanOpen::Open() method, then the behavior is exactly the same as passing a CanOpenSettings object with the default settings.
| CanOpenSettings | ( | void | ) |
Default constructor for CanOpenSettings object.
This constructor simply sets all the settings to their default values.
| int readThreadPriority |
Defines the read thread priority.
The read thread is started when the CanOpen object is first opened (using CanOpen::Open()). This thread is responsible for reading messages from the CANopen network and calling the message handlers associated with them. It should be run at a relatively high priority. Default: 9
| uint32 syncID |
CAN message ID of the SYNC message.
This is only used if the CanOpen object wll act as the timing reference in the system. If so, this ID must match the corresponding value passed in the AmpSettings object. Default 0x80
| uint32 timeID |
CAN message ID of the timestamp message.
This is only used if the CanOpen object wll act as the timing reference in the system. If so, this ID must match the corresponding value passed in the AmpSettings object. Default 0x180
| bool useAsTimingReference |
If true, the master (i.e.
the computer that CML is running on) will generate sync timing messages used to synchronize the clocks of the nodes on the CANopen network. This is only possible if the CAN interface being used is able to capture accurate PC timer based time stamps of the received CAN frames. Since this isn't supported by most CAN interfaces, the default setting for this is false. If false, one of the nodes on the CANopen network will generate the time stamps. Default: false


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- A helper function to count the number of words in a comment.
- get_weights()
- Search for presence of other comment quoted in a reader's comment and return a genrated metric pointing to the relation
- quotation_degree(comment)
- Implementing PageRank algorithm to get the quotation degree for a given comment mentioned in some other comment on the blog post.
- quotation_measure(word)
- This method takes in a word and returns the expected value of quotation measures for the word from all the comments written on the blog post.
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LeBron’s Instagram Post About His Big Dunk Is Ruthless
by Chris RosvoglouEventually, LeBron James will no longer be a dominant force in the NBA. That time hasn’t come yet though, as the four-time MVP continues to shine in his 17th season.
The Los Angeles Lakers own a 10-2 record and look quite impressive this season in large part because of James. He isn’t showing any signs of slowing down as he’s averaging 24.3 points and 11.1 assists per game.
Last night, the 34-year-old superstar threw down a ferocious dunk on Kings forward Nemanja Bjelica. Fans in the Staples Center went into a frenzy over the move.
After the game was over James went on social media to share an image of his jaw-dropping dunk.
James posted a ruthless message on Instagram with the following caption: “Y’all wanna see a dead body???? Me either so I let him keep standing! Ha!”
Here’s the post, via his Instagram account:
James received a ton of criticism last season for missing the playoffs. Clearly he’s on a mission to prove his doubters wrong.
It might come off as a disrespectful post from James, but it doesn’t sound like he has any issues with Bjelica.
Fans can watch James and the Lakers on Sunday night when they host the Atlanta Hawks.


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SHT31 full function driver
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sht31 example driver modules More...
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| #define | SHT31_BASIC_DEFAULT_RATE SHT31_RATE_10HZ |
| sht31 basic example default definition More... | |
| #define | SHT31_BASIC_DEFAULT_REPEATABILITY SHT31_REPEATABILITY_HIGH |
| #define | SHT31_BASIC_DEFAULT_HEATER SHT31_BOOL_TRUE |
| #define | SHT31_SHOT_DEFAULT_CLOCK_STRETCHING SHT31_BOOL_TRUE |
| sht31 shot example default definition More... | |
| #define | SHT31_SHOT_DEFAULT_REPEATABILITY SHT31_REPEATABILITY_HIGH |
| #define | SHT31_SHOT_DEFAULT_HEATER SHT31_BOOL_TRUE |
Functions | |
| uint8_t | sht31_basic_init (sht31_address_t addr_pin) |
| basic example init More... | |
| uint8_t | sht31_basic_read (float *temperature, float *humidity) |
| basic example read More... | |
| uint8_t | sht31_basic_deinit (void) |
| basic example deinit More... | |
| uint8_t | sht31_shot_init (sht31_address_t addr_pin) |
| shot example init More... | |
| uint8_t | sht31_shot_read (float *temperature, float *humidity) |
| shot example read More... | |
| uint8_t | sht31_shot_deinit (void) |
| shot example deinit More... | |
sht31 example driver modules
| #define SHT31_BASIC_DEFAULT_HEATER SHT31_BOOL_TRUE |
enable heater
Definition at line 59 of file driver_sht31_basic.h.
| #define SHT31_BASIC_DEFAULT_RATE SHT31_RATE_10HZ |
sht31 basic example default definition
rate 100Hz
Definition at line 57 of file driver_sht31_basic.h.
| #define SHT31_BASIC_DEFAULT_REPEATABILITY SHT31_REPEATABILITY_HIGH |
set high
Definition at line 58 of file driver_sht31_basic.h.
| #define SHT31_SHOT_DEFAULT_CLOCK_STRETCHING SHT31_BOOL_TRUE |
sht31 shot example default definition
enable clock stretching
Definition at line 55 of file driver_sht31_shot.h.
| #define SHT31_SHOT_DEFAULT_HEATER SHT31_BOOL_TRUE |
enable heater
Definition at line 57 of file driver_sht31_shot.h.
| #define SHT31_SHOT_DEFAULT_REPEATABILITY SHT31_REPEATABILITY_HIGH |
set high
Definition at line 56 of file driver_sht31_shot.h.
| uint8_t sht31_basic_deinit | ( | void | ) |
basic example deinit
Definition at line 165 of file driver_sht31_basic.c.
| uint8_t sht31_basic_init | ( | sht31_address_t | addr_pin | ) |
basic example init
| [in] | addr_pin | is the iic device address |
Definition at line 50 of file driver_sht31_basic.c.
| uint8_t sht31_basic_read | ( | float * | temperature, |
| float * | humidity | ||
| ) |
basic example read
| [out] | *temperature | points to a converted temperature buffer |
| [out] | *humidity | points to a converted humidity buffer |
Definition at line 142 of file driver_sht31_basic.c.
| uint8_t sht31_shot_deinit | ( | void | ) |
shot example deinit
Definition at line 153 of file driver_sht31_shot.c.
| uint8_t sht31_shot_init | ( | sht31_address_t | addr_pin | ) |
shot example init
| [in] | addr_pin | is the iic device address |
Definition at line 50 of file driver_sht31_shot.c.
| uint8_t sht31_shot_read | ( | float * | temperature, |
| float * | humidity | ||
| ) |
shot example read
| [out] | *temperature | points to a converted temperature buffer |
| [out] | *humidity | points to a converted humidity buffer |
Definition at line 129 of file driver_sht31_shot.c.


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I have a very large, but very close-knit group of friends. We range in age from Sophomores in High School to Freshman in college, with a few extremities on both ends. One night, a group of maybe 20 or so of us decided to go out for another's birthday. That same day, a friend of many of ours came to California for a visit. He was staying in his home town [currently my home town] just for that evening, and leaving the next morning for another friend's house in some city that I've never heard of in Central California. This character will go by the name of 'C' and I am going to go by the name of 'G' - just for privacy issues etc.
Anyways, a large group of us ended up driving out to a city a little less then 25 minutes from here - to a restaurant owned by one of our group member's fathers for another member's birthday dinner. The restaurant is a fairly high-class [4 star?] Chinese restaurant, and we were given the VIP room in the back because the party originally reserved for it had cancelled last minute. I'm only including such minor details to show the setting and company - it was a good location and I was with my friends.
Anyways, we get to the place and my friend C pulls me off to the side and shows me a bottle of Codeine he obtained from a friend of ours who had recently broken his wrist. Whether the bottle was stolen, purchased, or given to 'C' I did not ask and do not know. Anyways, 'C' and I have only hung out a few times, but are especially close because we are both very interested in drugs and their effects on the body and mind. His personal favorites are cocaine and DXM, while I prefer Ecstasy- in fact, the first time I ever met him, I dropped E with him for the very first time. But anyways, back on track.
He showed me the bottle and asked me if I wanted to do some with him that night, Although I was well aware of what Codeine does to the body, I had never tried it, and so I agreed. While everybody argued about what to eat and who was located where in the restaurant lobby, 'C' and I crabbed a menu and snuck away into the bathroom. He told me to first pop 2 pills and chew them, which I did at the same time as him.  I heard him cutting and then he stopped - then I heard him snorting. I had never snorted anything, and was a little apprehensive to do so, but he assured me it was ok, and he cut the pill into 9 decent sized lines. (seeing as he was experienced, he said he snorted his in about 6 lines...crazy haha)
He left the bathroom so as not to leave the rest of our friends overly-suspicious, they already figured he and I were up to something because they all know of our interest for drugs, plus the fact that we walked off together made things even more suspicious. Oh well though, none of them care really...long as we're safe. Anyways, I used a rolled up 20 to snort the lines, but spilled about half of my last one. *Note - I felt very professional doing this because I was taking the lines of 'white substance' off of napkins laid out on a [clean] toilet seat* Anyways, I took the 9 1/2 lines [3 pills so far] and then cleaned off my upper lip, sneezed a couple times, and went out to dinner.
We all ordered, and he and I at next to each other. I'm not entirely sure why? but for some reason it hit him about 20 minutes later - possibly because he weighs about 20 lbs less than I do - while I got to sit there and resists a lot of damn good food in hopes of the pill working faster. another 10 minute later, nothing. I got pissed. I tapped him on the shoulder and looked towards the bathroom and he dropped the bottle into my hand, and I took it into the bathroom and popped one more, this time chewing the pill into a fine [and horrible tasting] powder before swallowing it. I returned to the table and about 10 minutes later felt the first signs.
It sort of hit me the way E does. First, my feet feel a little numb then very warm. Slowly, the warmth spreads up my calves [which is very enjoyable], and up my legs, into my stomach and up my spine, into my chest [which is also very enjoyable] and stopping around the base of my neck before shooting straight into my brain and totally engulfing my body.
It was very nice indeed, although not as strong as Ecstasy had been. But hey, who can complain, I'm all there in the head, feeling pretty nice, and nobody else around me knows the difference, nice. We ate, and all the while I just felt...really good. It was almost like having played sports for a couple hours [I play tennis and basketball] and then jumping into a spa about an hour after my muscles have tightened up from it [something I do a lot just for the feeling].
After dinner our group decided to go out to a Plaza and chill there. However, before we left, we all decided to have a cigarette.
 Everybody in our group tends to smoke either Reds or Parliament Full Flavors, but for some reason, neither ĎCí nor I were in the mood for one of those.
And he was damn well correct about that, ladies and gentlemen. We dont know why, because he said it had never happened to him before, but for some reason the cigarettes we were smoking tasted exactly like rock candy. It was very enjoyable. After we smoked we all drove out to the Plaza, and on the way out there he and I each chewed another pill, putting me at 5.
The pill had relaxed all of my muscles to the point where my arms felt like they were made of lead and I had no desire to do anything but slump back into the back seat of the car I was in and listen to the music that was playing...whatever that was, I don't remember at this point.
We got to the Plaza and walked into the store where I purchased the 2 for 1 boba milk tea special [for those that do not know, this is plain red tea with milk, served cold over ice with spheres of tapioca called 'boba' floating around in it....it's very good] and went back outside with them. Fearing that my buzz might wear off, I asked 'C' for another pill, which I chewed very thoroughly again and continued my mild euphoria.
It was, at this point, about 4 hours since the night had begun and because I had been walking around, or even supporting my body up-right for such a long period of time w/ very little tension coming from my relaxed muscles, I began to feel very tired. I decided that it was time for me to go home, and asked the group if they'd mind heading back towards our home town. 'C' agreed with my request, telling people he needed to be home so he could pack for the next day [I was the only one that knew he wanted to pick up shrooms before he left for Central Cal]. Most people were very willing, and so around 12 or so we all headed back home.
On the freeway ride back home, I noticed that I could again feel my calves, and so I asked 'C' for another pill, and he gave me two, both of which I chewed until I could no longer handle the taste and then swallowed down with what remained of my tea.
About 25 minutes later I was back at my house, and lying in my bed, unable to feel anything but a gentle warmth and relaxation all over my body, and overwhelming tiredness. I fell asleep around 1 AM and didnít wake up until about 3 in the afternoon, and I might add that I not only felt mentally refreshed due to a very deep sleep, but my body felt like it had received a very nice massage
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