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So for New Year’s, after reading the trip reports available and trying to gain as much information as possible about 2c-c, my partner and I decided on the following doses:
I ingested 40mg 2c-c dissolved in water and mixed with juniper berry soda. He ingested 50mg dissolved in water and mixed with vanilla cream soda.
We’d heard reports on epic doses and reports on minor doses and decided that dividing what he had in half (more or less) was the best option.
We wrote down the time we dosed but decided against checking the time at all through the trip. While we waited for the onset we decided to put on some music with visualizations and cuddle up in bed. Between kisses and cuddles the music started to take on distinct and detailed layers (as it tends to when I’m high on anything) but I wasn’t feeling much on the 2c-c as far as physical effects go.
We proceeded to make-out and get naked; this seemed par for the course as we regularly have our own mini-orgies on 2c-i. As we rolled round together I began to feel the muscles in my body spasm at random intervals. It felt as though wires suspended my body and each cord was being cut away violently. Every part of my body felt as though it was being loosened and then left slack. This sensation started in my legs and moved randomly throughout the rest of me.
 As we started having sex I felt as though I was continuously climaxing without actually having an orgasm. To me, it felt as though it would be difficult to actually come although on 2c-i neither of us had problems. Everywhere he touched me I could feel the ghosting of his touch against my skin; it was an incredible sensation.
Eventually the sex started to wind down back to cuddling. At some point we debated what time it was although neither of us could say for sure and we didn’t want to look and my partner decided to use the washroom. It felt like he was gone for more than 20 minutes. In that time, without him (and the feel of him) to focus on, my attention shifted to the colors the visualizations were throwing on the walls and ceiling. My body felt weirdly silhouetted against that. I stretched my arms towards the ceiling and played with my fingers against the colors.
When my partner finally returned he announced that he had had difficulty escaping the distraction of the bathroom floor. Later and sober he explained that he looked down while he was standing in the bathroom and the green linoleum patterns looked like waterfalls falling away beneath his feet while he stood on a sheet of glass above them.
He got back into bed with me and we started to cuddle again but every touch suddenly seemed a lot more sensitive. I should probably mention that sober I have a problem with being tickled. I don’t handle it well, I’m extremely ticklish and I am fully capable of working myself up into an agitated frenzy.
He tickled me a little – I think as a joke – but it felt so much worse. I couldn’t stop laughing, even the sheets started to take on an odd sensation as I thrashed around in them. He tried to touch me sensually but now it felt as though the wires between tickles and pleasure had been completely crossed. I tried to communicate this to him but he took it to mean that maybe tickles could now be sexualized instead of the opposite way around where sex would now become an unbearable ticklish mess.
He couldn’t hold me still, he couldn’t keep me quiet – and in fact, when he tried it made matters much worse. I would calm down if he wasn’t laughing or touching me but if he touched me or squeezed me the wrong way I would start right back up again. His laughter only made me laugh harder.
As I kept thrashing around in the blankets I began to notice extremes in hot and cold, too. I’d get to warm under the covers but then out of them I would be freezing. The cold made me spasm the way the first onset of the trip had. When I tried to hold on to my partner for warmth and for solidity he declared that I felt like a newt against his skin.
Suddenly the word “newt” became just as aggravating as being tickled and I begged him to take it back. Every time he said it or I said it the word only proved to send me back into a tickled frenzy. My laughter started to turn to full-out crying as I begged him to take it back but as soon as he hugged me and said he’d take it back I just went right back into fits of giggles.
Laughing and crying became completely interchangeable…I was between sobs with tears rolling down my face and total hysterics. It was completely bizarre; when the crying would start I would feel genuine sorrow and then the laughter would send me right back into a frantic mania. The two feelings seemed so close together that I was having a difficult time separating them again.
Eventually I did calm down and we rested in bed against each other. I think I must have been sliding in and out of sleep because before I know he’s popping out of bed and suggesting dinner. I didn’t feel completely down but I was no longer in the trip, either.
The world around me just seemed to have a weird and plastic quality to it.
As he made dinner I sobered up pretty quickly and we smoked a little more weed.
It felt like it should have been at least 11pm; the actual time was 9:45pm.
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Namibians will use electronic voting machines (EVMs) in Wednesday’s presidential and parliamentary elections, court ruled on Monday.
The opposition which fears that President Hage Geingob could use them rig the result, had petitioned court opposing the EVMs.
Geingob is expected to win with the election a reduced margin owing to voter anger over the worst economic crisis since independence from apartheid South Africa three decades ago.
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The use of voting machines has been controversial both within and outside Africa. Critics say they make it easier to fiddle the result than traditional pen and paper ballots.
However, Magistrate Uaatjo Uanivi ruled that the tribunal has no jurisdiction to forbid the electoral commission from using them.
Opposition leader McHenry Venaani told reporters he was disappointed with the ruling.
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A faltering economy, one of the worst droughts in living memory and the biggest corruption scandal in Namibia’s history have dented President Geingob’s popularity among its 1.3 million registered voters.
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--- layout: post title: Extremely Simplified Eggplant (not) Parm date: 2009-08-26 23:28:40.000000000 -04:00 type: post published: true status: publish categories: - microwave friendly - recipes - savory tags: - cheese - dairy - eggplant - eggplant parmesan - microwave - mozzarella - tomato sauce - vegetarian meta: _oembed_3c43f84e1da5a19e3ec6a6861f9a096b: author: login: sophie email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>display_name: Pika first_name: '' last_name: '' ---
Eggplant parmesan is really tasty, but I’m not so keen on frying eggplant when it’s 90 degrees outside. So I invented this shortcut version, which takes about 20 minutes and cooks in the microwave. I understand that this dish doesn’t even have parmesan cheese in it and microwave ovens were probably put on earth by rabid squirrels who are trying to melt our brains, so don't judge me.
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Chair: Josie Fraser, Independent Consultant
Graham Brown, MobileYouth
Brian Fuchs, Internet Centre, ICL
Paul May, Bluehoo
Luke Brynley-Jones, Trutap
Steve Lawson, Musician/Consultant
JF: What is social media? How is "mobile social" being used? Where are we going with social media? What are people going to be using this stuff?
SL: In the music industry, the broadcast model is dying. Social media liberates us from this. Mobile liberates musicians from "being location tied". Getting my audience to understand there's content on their mobile is difficult. I'm using mobile as a substitute for my laptop: for its immediacy. If you're expecting your audience to be excited about phones you're screwed - it's what's coming through the gadget that's important.
LBJ: (talks about Trutap) Lots of our users are in India/Indonesia. We were focusing on Facebook, but none of the users we interviewed in Mumbai had FB accounts. We spent a lot of time talking to them: 20-30yo, slight male bias, well-educated, happy to pay data charges, wanting chat with their friends, discovering the opposite sex. Location was important to them; in Mumbai specifically, there were transport problems: when you can't see your friends easily, you use your mobile to chat to them.
PM: I'm a has-been mobile guru, wrote Mobile Commerce in 2001, did well in China. 3G didn't all the things I'd written about and disappointed me. I returned to mobile much later when I realised not having access to my email was a problem. Now, no meeting happens when it's scheduled and people contact you every which way. Now we want mobile not to shrink distance, but enrich proximity. Bluehoo is a way of finding people in the room.
BF: I'm more of a developer than a user. Mobile development is the most frustrating thing I've ever done. What is the next generation internet? More decentralised, with a "service landscape" of apps being mash-ups of services. Something about peer to peer networks and scalability.
GB: From our research, looking at young peoples lives in 60 countries, young people don't wake up thinking about our brands or our industry.  It's the same with youth: they filter it out. There are only 2 industries that call their customers "users". We believe they're listening to what we're saying. I don't think mobile social media is relevant for them: help them get laid. We're caught up in our language.
Simon Rockman: why should mobile carve its own way, why not extend existing social networks?
GB: Mobile is just a part of a wider mix of social media. "How can I look good, how can I get laid".
BF: What kind of community forms around enriched proximity? You'd expect mobile social networks to spring up here.
PM: It's different because people want to be liberated, they want to find new friends. Mobile can be an ice-breaker, helping us start conversations.
LBJ: It's still early days.
SL: People aren't spontaneous enough to want to meet new people via mobile, unless they're dogging. It's about being time-sensitive not location-sensitive - I take the bus instead of the tube because I have coverage.  It'll get more interesting with widespread media production from phones (i.e. 5G).
Question: do we really have nothing to say for the largest growing group of people in the world, the over-35s.
JF: Is there a distinction between mobile social and social, in terms of age.
GB: Youth are future customers, not the only ones. If you always target the wealthy demographic, your audience are aging out of reach. Banks throw money and loans at students because they know you're unlikely to change your bank account. Mobile is good for forming relationships at a young age, and mobile social media is good at building relationships.
LBJ: In 2000, Age Concern had a vibrant online community - an early success story of social networking. I'm sure there's a niche there.
Simon Rockman: But the devices aren't there.
SL: It's taxonomy.  When I explained twitter as "you can text me and my brother at the same time" she got it.
Question: Are we heading for a privacy car crash, with widespread mobile media production and the tabloids etc?
PM: We seem to have all agreed to be performers. You have to make quite an effort now to withdraw. Maybe we'll see a wider democratisation of celebrity. It's interesting how the bogeyman in your question is Old Media.
JF: I'm working with teaching unions providing advice around education and employees as victims of cybercrime (incl happy slapping incidents). There's lots of assumptions around this stuff: e.g. young/old tech divide. French law to ban happy slapping was a disaster and inopportunely put through on the anniversary of the Rodney King film.
Question: I see lots of people concentrating on cool new devices. The average user has a Motorola RAZR, browsing and using Facebook on it. Is there a danger of focusing on the wrong devices?
LBJ: Our focus was on mid-range handsets that our users have. Outside the UK, ownership of these devices is practically zero.
SL: 1% generate content, 10% share it, 89% consume it. It's OK to target a smaller chunk because they'll talk about it, but the information needs to be redistributable. Yes it's an issue but the way people use content means it's not that tragic.
BF: I like doing LBS and NFC development.
 People working in mobile can learn from brands online, who've been through much of the learning curve.
SK: Scratch the broadest itch you can find.  Every time you have to slow down, you lose a broad swathe of users. iPhone etc. are exciting to us. Forget your inner geek. Be less niche, a bit simpler, a bit broader.
PP: Be unsexy. Don't talk about features, talk about the activity you're designing for. It doesn't matter where the problem lies, whether it's network latency etc., users don't care. I'm grappling with crafting an experience in Flirtomatic; when you want to grow and improve the speed and smoothness of the service, it's the small details that matter. What are the things you don't notice because you're so deep into the service.
DA: What impact is flat-rate having on the takeup of mobile social?
PP: We had one user come in to a focus group with 6 SIM cards, using different ones for different times. Thought it was an aberration, but then we had someone else come in doing the same. Users would do what it took to access the service.
JG: We love flat rate. You can put your stuff anywhere.
AS: There's been a chance since operators starting talking about the Internet. Per-minute to broadband is a familiar switch from fixed-telephony days.
SK: Outside of unusual markets like Japan/Korea, mobile flat rate isn't there yet - which is encouraging given the traffic we're already seeing now in these territories. Even without flat rate, we see a 10-15% increase in data traffic per month on some networks. It's important to keep customers after bill shock.
DA: How many of your users are roaming; is this impacting your growth?
AS: Many of our users are mobile. Even amongst my friends, they're choosing to get handsets with roaming because travel is cheap (look at EasyJet, RyanAir).
SK: I see my users moving to roamable services like text messaging when they're abroad. Don't be focused purely on the browser - texting's powerful and works everywhere.
DA: I've heard lots of startups talking on/off-deck vs app-store models. What place for the operator in terms of discoverability.
AS: Operators have to expect the realities. Quote from Mike Short around access to mobile networks being free as "nonsense".
DA: Sean, you're new to Bebo. Where do you see operators fitting into your model?
SK: You have to be on and off-deck. We're in a transition space where percentages of traffic via both are significant: on-deck is holding its own. There's a role for discoverability on deck. It's tough to work with operators, you need demand established already. On-deck has value as we move to an ROI world. Off-deck has its advantages - you can start off-deck and move on-deck.
PP: Operators are useful, having seen how many users come via their portals. They still seem to have strength in attracting users. Recounts quote from users trying to find apps in the iPhone store. If they could get rid of all that unnecessary navigation, noise, banners and curate a decent experience, you should be able to do something decent. I'm surprised this hasn't happened. There's a traditional notion of what a "deck" is... the future is boring, things happen so subtly. Discovery is slow but people get on with it.
JG: There isn't one coherent Valley perspective on this stuff: if you can do both, do both. We go on-deck. We're reaching 10s of millions of clients installed on-deck or on-handset, but we get thousands finding us every day. Discoverability outside operators is on the rise.
SK: We haven't figured out how to make mobile services viral effectively, we've done a horrible job. Typing a URL in or going via a portal doesn't work well.
DA: The Obama app told me people I know from my address book living in swing states who I needed to contact. The other button was "share with a friend".
PP: Lots of folks have "send to a friend", but mobile has many more shared social objects.
AS: But it has to be good, otherwise the sender is spending social capital. Startups: don't waste your time with mobile operators. Don't waste time trying to get on-deck, work on your offering.
JG: Not just cool, but give me benefit if my friend joins it. This is what we're focused on right now. We're doing iPhone because we can guarantee a good experience on it (vs Java). You can't say this on WAP.
CH: Viral is expensive today. You (either the user or the service) need to pay for SMS messages.
AS: This is why we shut PlayTxt down - SMS costs.
CH: Operators are still important today. The app store is interesting, we're coming back to the premium business: people going off-deck but purchasing apps. It's the new walled garden.
Question: ???
PP: Lots of social networks overfocus on network effect. This isn't necessarily enough.
JG: Shozu isn't a network.
SK: There's lots of limitations; things become more important in environments where they otherwise wouldn't be. Maybe a text isn't constantly worth it, but is worth it once per customer.
Question: How do you educate your consumers as to the cost of the service? Flat rate in the UK, great, but in the rest of the world?
JG: Roaming messages help.
DA: Mobile social network support group for bill-shockers?
Paul Walsh: what's your opinion around privacy settings for location-based services? Where's the balance between revealing all and nothing?
DA: And what are the regulatory issues?
AS: <5% of Rummmble use it. You have to offer LBS privacy in case of regulatory reasons; people don't use it.
Audience member: Having worked for Disney Mobile in the US, where tracking children was an issue, what's the minimum age.
AS: We spoke to lawyers, but ended up copying Facebook: 13. But it depends on context of service: we're different to Flirtomatic.
PP: When we started location search, we didn't do anything fancy with it. But when finding people, they didn't want folks who are too close to them - it's a bit creepy. They want fuzziness, there's a social aspect to masking location data.
JG: Our users aren't using it that often. Some users do want to know where they keep a photo.
Question: Operators see mobile social networks as bringing data revenues.
PP: We're working with most operators
SK: 2 years ago operators started engaging with us. They are now.
DA: On metrics: what's the most important think that you're measuring right now as a health check of your business.
AS: Conversion from download to active. We see 3-4x engagement with iPhone than other platforms. Now we have the usage we're increasing our level of virality. How can we make this integral?
SK: Unique users, page views.
PP: Number of flirtograms. Mark (Curtis) has a theory about taking people from registration to using a value-add service.
JG: Churn, defined by active use month by month and maintaining usage.
CH: Click-through rate and love: people buying each other gifts.
David (Trutap): No-one's mentioned Nokia yet, Blackberry?
DA: Are you seeing any embedding?
JG: Nokia is one of our leading devices. Shozu is great on Symbian.
AS: The days are behind us where you'll build a MoSo network. Knowing where someone is should become a commodity. A step towards this is mobile social networks sharing location data between one another; I've been having a few of these conversations so that maybe you can see users from other networks in your searches.
Question: Can you combine "serious mobile" (realtime data etc) with social mobile? Child tracking is coming in for more paranoid parents.
AS: It's about critical mash.
PP: Back at the BBC Mobile, our first app was for the Tsunami. Mostly social now.
SK: There are serious apps for any broad-based social network.
PP: The Baby P case happened recently; much discussion happened on social networks, we had messages from operators asking us not to reveal names. As a social network you need to be more responsible wrt rumours etc. breaking out.
Question: the Met Office have just launched a TV channel with GorillaBox. It's ad-funded, the Met Office has a public service remit to advise re weather conditions.
DA: What's the big thing for you in 2009
CH: Android
JG: Choice
PP: Friends Are Overrated
SK: Ubiquity
AS: Distribution


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Osi is the program manager for a child nutrition project. Click on each image below to see how Osi uses DataWinners for her data collection needs.
SUMMARY REPORTS
1. Replace Costly and Inefficient Paper-Based Data Collection Efforts
Osi has a problem: As program manager of a large child malnutrition project, she cannot get timely, accurate and complete data from Nutritional Agents at each of her Feeding Centers.
2. Upgrade to Data Collection via SMS
Osi decides to collect her data via mobile phone. She reviews her paper-based monthly summary report form, talks with staff and decides:
- who she wants to collect data from (Nutritional Agents);
- The subject of her questionnaire (Feeding Centers) and
- which key questions she wants her Nutritional Agents to answer via SMS (example: How many children did you weigh last month?)
She creates the questionnaire using DataWinners friendly questionnaire builder.
3. Create Training Materials to Teach Staff How to Send in Data Via SMS
DataWinners creates for Osi a template of her Questionnaire. Osi uses the template to train her Nutritional Agents to send in monthly summary reports via SMS.
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5. View your Data from DataWinners website
The day after the submission deadline, Osi logs in to her DataWinners account and sees complete monthly reports from all 100 Feeding Centers. For the first time, Osi has all her data, on time.
6. Share Your Data
Osi provides her supervisor with a link to the monthly summary data.
7. Make better decisions
Her supervisor is thrilled to have the information. Osi and the supervisor review the data and decide to make changes at several Feeding Centers. Osi congratulates many of her Nutritional Agents both for sending in their information and for meeting their project goals.
INDIVIDUAL RECORDS
1. Collect Multiple Reports Simultaneously
In addition to Monthly Summary Reports, Osi also wants her Nutritional Agents to send in key data after each child’s visit to a Feeding Center.
2. Improve the quality of your data
Osi creates a second data collection project in her DataWinners account. She reviews her paper-based Feeding Center Visit Report form, talks with staff and decides: 1) who she wants to collect data from (Nutritional Agents); 2) The subject of her questionnaire (Each Child who visits) and 3) which key questions she wants her Nutritional Agents to answer via SMS (example: How much does the child weigh in kilograms?)
She creates the questionnaire using DataWinners friendly questionnaire builder.
3. Register Each Child in DataWinners
Osi uses her DataWinners account to create a simple registration form for each child who visits a feeding center:
- What is the child's first name?
- What is the child's last name?
- Child's date of birth?
- Mother's telephone number?
Once the Nutrional Agents send in the answers to these registration questions, DataWinners generates a unique identification number for each child.
4. Create Training Materials that Teach Staff How to Send in Data Via SMS
DataWinners creates for Osi a template of her Questionnaire. Osi uses the template to train her Nutritional Agents to send in the feeding center visit reports via SMS.
5. View Data from DataWinners Website
On a daily basis, Osi can review the feeding center visit reports in real time from all 100 of her Feeding Centers. Osi can identify each severely malnourished child and work with Nutritional Agent on a recovery plan
6. Compare Results over Time
Using DataWinners data analysis tools, Osi can track the progress of each child over time.
SUPERVISOR REPORTS
1. Quality Assurance Data
Osi wants to collect quality assurance data from her Regional Supervisors after each visit to a Feeding Center.
2. Create a New Project in DataWinners
Osi creates a third data collection project in her DataWinners account. She reviews her paper-based Feeding Center Quality Assurance Report form, talks with staff and decides:
- who she wants to collect data from (Regional Supervisors)
- The subject of her questionnaire (Feeding Center)
- which key questions she wants her Supervisors to answer via SMS (example: What overall grade, out of five do you give this Feeding Center?)
She creates the questionnaire using DataWinners friendly questionnaire builder.
3. Register Each Feeding Center in DataWinners
Osi uses her DataWinners account to create a simple registration form for each feeding center:
- What is name of Feeding Center?
- Where is Feeding Center located?
Once Osi answers these questions, DataWinners generates a unique identification number for each Feeding Center
4. Create Training Materials that Teach Staff How to Send in Data Via SMS
DataWinners creates for Osi a template of her Questionnaire. Osi uses the template to train her Supervisors to send in the feeding center visit reports via SMS.
5. View Data from DataWinners Website
On a daily basis, Osi can review the Feeding Center Quality Assurance reports in real time. Osi can identify which Feeding Centers require immediate assistance.
6. Compare Results over Time
Using DataWinners data analysis tools, Osi can track the progress of each Feeding Center over time.