Okay, I am going to start from the beginning. I recorded a program late at night called 'sacred weeds' on channel 4 at university. It sounded like the kind of program I am interested in, as I love to find out about other states of consciousness, but it was on very late, so I set my video recorder and went to bed. In the morning I watched a program about salvia divinorum, including the effects it had on two test subjects, and I remembered reading something about it last year when searching for information about the psychoactive properties of morning glory seeds. So upon return from university I did some intense internet research on the internet about salvia divinorum.
So taking a credit card in one hand and keyboard in the other I ordered some salvia online. It arrived earlier today. My parents are away on holiday, so I asked a friend over to 'sit' me while I tried an experiment with the little sage-plant. I put some salvia into 3 shaped gauzes and loaded the first into the bong, purchased along with the salvia.  I felt the first hit (these were small doses) and while holding it in I loaded up the second amount of salvia. I held for as long as I could without too much discomfort and blew out. I could feel it already, but only a very mild buzz. I Lit the second bong. After holding I blew out again and contemplated a third.
My friend asked 'Can you feel it?' To which I replied 'I feel mildly humourous', as everything seemed funnier. It wasn't funny like witty, and I was experiencing no hallucinations. I sat back, in the quiet and closed my eyes. As I looked I could see the back of my eyelids, but the thought of me trying to hallucinate was exceptionally funny. I felt a tingle or a brush which began at the base of my spine and moved up...up...and as it went I began to say 'It feels like a blanket' but as I did the tingling went up over my head and I knew that this stuff worked.
It wasn't intense, enjoyable, but not intense. No hallucinations, although, and this sounds wierd, every object in the room looked more pronounced. The objects no longer blended into the room, but stood out more. My friend turned to me and highlighted a picture of a ship on some rough seas we have on the wall. He told me to look at it, I did. He said 'I bet if you look at it hard enough you could be there'. I didn't say it, and I hope someone knows what I mean when I say he misunderstood the buzz. I was interested in the light of the room as the sun was going behind and coming back out of the clouds, making it lighter and darker. I felt that this was ultimately more interesting. I felt slightly back from myself, and yet, somehow bombarded. So at the same time distanced and closer to everything. Once the buzz was gone (a couple of hours later) I tried a couple of salvia spliffs, to which a mild buzz was achieved, but nothing too intense, and nothing like my first hit.
Three of my friends also tried salvia (one at a time), but only one felt mild buzzing and didn't seem to understand the effects of the plant. The other two said it had no effect. They are all heavier than me by at least a stone and they were having the same quantities, but they must've felt something?
I wished my friends would leave, they didn't understand and I felt, and this is wierd, that salvia would not show herself to them, as they were in it for 'kicks'. I felt, on the other hand, that I respected her as she had given me a glimpse of her power and that she would 'show herself to me' if I persued her. Now, I don't know if I thought of salvia as an entity at this time, or whether it is just with hindsight, because shortly after my friends left and I decided I would try to go a bit 'hardcore' with her. So I took the gauze out of the bong, allowing more room for bigger hits, and took one big hit. This hit was as intense as my first and I decided to do another two to really go the distance.
I loaded up the second, lit it and took it in. Again holding my breath for as long as possible. I wanted to do a third but my co-ordination had gone strange, I was leaning down setting up the bong but the salvia is very light and tricky to load. I don't know if I heard a woman's voice, whether salvia spoke to me, but I remember feeling the need to reply to a mischevous girl. Aloud, alone and through laughter I said,
'Well if you will be so light and tricky there's no way I am going to find you.'
Now I can kinda imagine a woman's voice somewhere in my memory, but I don't think I heard one, it was more a presence, a female presence. It was friendly though. Not menacing. I was still sitting in my back room, and as I tried to take another hit suddenly the salvia got too harsh to smoke, and coughing through the bong, I sprayed the floor with bong water. I don't know why it suddenly became too harsh to smoke. I am sure it was just coincedence, but with hindsight I think what I found so funny at the time was the fact that I wanted to find my place with salvia, I had, I just hadn't realised it. In a strange way it seems as if the salvia itself didn't want me to smoke it, as it would take me away from her, onwards to somewhere more scary.
Visually when the bong water sprayed it sprayed forward in an arc. As it jetted out across the floor it seemed that the floor could go on forever but at the same time was still my floor, with it's same real-world dimensions. I didn't feel like I couldn't move, but again with hindsight, I sat very still after spraying water, just looking at the floor. My head in one hand. Then gradually it began to subside, coming down into the buzzy marahuana-like feeling.
I simply told my friends 'I had a crazy hit', I don't want them to have me committed, It's the wierdest and yet the most normal thing to happen to me. Describing the salvia feeling is difficult, it is strangely familiar but completely different. Definitely not a party drug. Choose your smoking buddies well, treat her with respect, don't overdo it, but don't insist from her, you can be her master and she will be yours.
PS: I know this sounds like I may be a space-cadet, but I am really not, I understand that I sound crazy, or like I am making it up but it is real. Plus please note that these are my experiences with hind-sight, at the time I just felt 'gone', and in translating it to words it may sound more profound than the experience actually is. Expect a little, get a lot.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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Use your passion to make a difference. AltruCliq simplifies the way you help by organizing a network for the local service opportunities in your area. We believe in inspiring volunteers to give back to their community while growing meaningful relationships.
Create a profile and select your interests. Browse and sign up for events in your community. Grow your profile by going to new events. See your buddies’ profiles and log community service hours to get rewards. Post pictures and share events with your buddies.
We value the power of people coming together. Our purpose is to connect you with a volunteer organization that you are passionate about. By redefining community service, we believe that you can make an impact on the world.


This demo implements the basic registration process for a web application. The registration service was implemented as a RESTful API with AngularJS front-end. The current features are:
- User registration and login
- New account activation by email
- Password encoding
- Reset password
This demo is partially based on the blog Registration with Spring Security series and the demo project ssng-project. Thanks to the authors!
The source code of the project is available on GitHub here.
This demo uses the open source frameworks and projects below:


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PBM arrays are scanned twice, once for Cy3-tagged dUTPs to quantify dsDNA abundance at each probe, and again for the Alexa488-tagged protein. The Cy3 scans can be used to first filter out probes which appear to have poor dsDNA enrichment, and second, to scale Alexa488 intensities to account for differences in dsDNA abundance between probes.
Both this function and the cy3FitEmpirical
function can
be used to estimate scaling factors for filtering and scaling
Alexa488 probe intensities using Cy3 information. The cy3FitEmpirical
approach is recommended when an appropriate reference set of Cy3 scans
are available. A precomputed Cy3 reference for the uPBM 8x60k design is
available in the upbmAux package.
Since probe intensities in the Cy3 scans are roughly proportional to the number of adenines in the probe sequence, the original Universal PBM Analysis Suite proposed modeling the observed Cy3 intensities with linear regression using the counts of all tetranucleotide sequences starting with an adenine as covariates. The observed-to-expected intensity ratios are then used as the scaling factors.
Given a PBMExperiment of Cy3 scans, this function fits the tetranucleotide regression models and returns the expected Cy3 intensities, the residuals from the fits, and the corresponding observed-to-expected ratios for each probe as new assays added to the original Cy3 PBMExperiment object.
The returned PBMExperiment object can be passed to cy3Normalize
with a PBMExperiment of Alexa488 scan intensities
to filter low quality probes and/or normalize Alexa488 intensities by the
computed ratios.
cy3FitModel( pe, assay = SummarizedExperiment::assayNames(pe)[1], refit = TRUE, threshold = 1/2, verbose = FALSE )
| pe | a PBMExperiment object containing Cy3 intensity data. |
|---|---|
| assay | a numeric index or string specifying the intensity assay.
(default = |
| refit | a logical value whether to refit tetranucleotide linear regression models after filtering outliers to compute observed-to-expected ratios. (default = TRUE) |
| threshold | a numeric threshold on the absolute value of the log2 ratio between
observed and expected Cy3 intensities. (default = |
| verbose | a logical value whether to print verbose output during analysis. (default = FALSE) |
Original Cy3 PBMExperiment object with additional assays corresponding
to ratio of observed to expected probe intensities, and whether probes were
flagged as low-quality based on abs(log2(ratio)) > threshold
.
Cy3 models are stored in the metadata of the returned object.
Berger, M. F., & Bulyk, M. L. (2009). Universal protein-binding microarrays for the comprehensive characterization of the DNA-binding specificities of transcription factors. Nature Protocols, 4(3), 393-411.


TypoFiction, typography as a building block in world-building practices.
In this workshop, we introduced the participants to the concept of asemic writing as a tool to questioning the system of meaning and famous applications in fiction film making.
During the workshop, The participants were introduced to the technicalities of lettering and building a fictional script in a form of a digital font.
The font produced during the workshop is published under SIL Open Font License (OFL) 1.1 and can be downloaded from here.
The workshop is facilitated by Mohamed Gaber and Farah Fayyad as part of the activities of the TypeLab at Sandberg Instituut.
TypeLab is a typography-focused alternative learning and experimentation platform at Sandberg Instituut.
TypeLab aims to create an open, accessible, and inclusive space for knowledge and skill-sharing between Sandberg Instituut/Gerrit Rietveld students and the outside world in the shape of workshops, discussions, and consultations.
Believing in the necessity for inclusive learning and open knowledge, all events and activities will be archived and documented on online platforms, in order to open-source education to all Type fanatics inside and outside the school.
TypeLab is managed by Mohamed Gaber and Farah Fayyad as part of PUB, a trans-departmental initiative founded and run by Sandberg students with the hopes of establishing collaborative publishing practices at the university.


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-Hope this helps someone other than me!-
-Here's some things I do to pass the time!-
I produce my own documentation compulsivley, I'm not 100% sure exactly why but I can't help myself.

This project proposes an automatic solution to the restrictions that guitar effect pedals present. The performer will record the primary performances into the proposed software, which will analyze and store the sequential frequencies. The performer will then utilize the software during a subsequent live performance, to trigger effects when preceding frequencies of the live performance are recognized against the first performance.
One of my greatest passions in life is learning and teaching, for as long as I can remember I have been trying to create collaborative learning enviornments on my own volition.
As of now.... this form actually goes to my email... if you sent me a message before it was operational... I apologize.


DUNSTON CHECKS IN A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 1996 Steve Rhodes
RATING (0 TO ****): *
DUNSTON CHECKS IN is a kids movie that tells the story of an animal various called in the movie either an ape or a monkey. To be precise an orangutan named Sam plays the part of Dunston. He is the best actor in the movie, but he has to suffer with a cliched script (Bruce Graham and John Hopkins II) and a director (Ken Kwapis) who seems lost.
 He checks into the Majestic Hotel with the intention of stealing the jewels of the rich guests. Actually, he just identifies the rooms, and Dunston has to do all of his dirty work.  This is one of several parts of the movie that is mean spirited and inappropriate for its intended audience, but, to be fair, most of the film is harmless.
In a take off on Leona Helmsley we have the cruel owner Mrs. Dubrow (Faye Dunaway). She comes to her hotel and demands that the first employee she meets be fired to show the employees how tough she is. The hotel's manager Robert Grant (Jason Alexander) doesn't actually fire the employee, but makes Mrs. Dubrow think he did. She shares her business philosophy with the audience in such thoughts, "I like psychotic people. They get things done." This continues our children's education, via kids' movies, in how business owners are all out to exploit their workers.
At the beginning of the show, Grant's two sons Kyle (Eric Lloyd) and Brian (Graham Sack) are up to mischief. They shoot water that knocks a fat woman into a fountain where she keeps slipping back in when she tries to get out. Most of the jokes in the movie are slapstick, and few are funny. I did like some of the wide camera angles (Peter Lyons Collister) and the art deco sets (Rusty Smith) of the hotel. These provide a nice diversion from an otherwise dismal film.
 Seeing him dressed in one crazy costume (Eugenie Krager) after another plus his serious and soulful expressions are easily the best parts of the show.  Sad to say that besides having an owner that threatens to kill him, we also get to see him smoke and learn that he is trying to give it up. Why is this in a movie aimed primarily at the 4-10 set?
Most of the movie has Lord Rutledge chasing Dunston all over the hotel while the kids hide him and while Mrs. Dubrow gets angry. Along the way we get to meet two nice little old ladies only to see them pour whiskey out of a hidden flask until they get drunk in the middle of the day in the manager's office. What is this scene doing in a kid's movie? We also get a scene of one boy urinating. Why?
The two boy actors in the show are cute but have no script with which to work.  He asks questions like, "Where do you keep your champagne? Near the furnace?", and "From the look of my soup I'd say someone in your kitchen has a serious hair loss problem." These are actually some of the better pieces of drivel the actors have to utter.
In the sight gags, we have poor Dunston, who is naturally compelling, being forced to do such silliness as drink perfume, put women's underwear on his head, and drink water that is holding false teeth. None of these setups are original or funny. In perhaps the most out of place scene in the show, Dunston gives an erotic message to a woman wrapped only in a towel. She thinks he is someone else and gets turned on by it. Remember again, the age audience that is going to see this film.
Finally, we have Pee Wee Herman listed as Paul Reubens playing La Farge.  A strange performance to say the least.
DUNSTON CHECKS IN, wish I hadn't, runs 1:30. Thanks to meandering editing by Jon Poll, it feels much longer. It is rated PG, but it should be PG-13 for all of the above mentioned inappropriate scenes. Most of these should have been cut out anyway in a movie certain to be seen mainly by kids 4-10 no matter what the rating. I do not recommend this show to anyone. To be fair, I should point out that my son Jeffrey (age 6 3/4) liked it and gives it his usual thumbs up. At least there was nothing in it to scare him. I give the movie * solely for Dunston's potential and his great serious look.
**** = One of the top few films of this or any year. A must see film. *** = Excellent show. Look for it. ** = Average movie. Kind of enjoyable. * = Poor show.  Totally unbearable.
REVIEW WRITTEN ON: January 24, 1996
Opinions expressed are mine and not meant to reflect my employer's.
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Name
|
Type
|
Description
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| faultData | LocalizedMethodFault |
This contains the error details.
|
| host | ManagedObjectReference
to a
HostSystem |
The host to be remediated.
|
| rebootHost | xsd:boolean |
For regular apply, when some of the tasks requires reboot,
that this variable istrue indicates that the
reboot automatically happens in the batch profile apply
than that the user will manually reboot the system later.
For stateless host, this variable takes effect only when
the variable rebootStateless above is
false .
|
| rebootStateless | xsd:boolean |
For a stateless host, there are two approaches to apply a host
profile:
(1) Reboot the host and apply the host profile at boot time.
(2) Apply the host profile directly from VC. We call this as
regular apply.
The variable rebootStateless allows users to choose the first
approach from the two approaches above:
apply host profile by rebooting this host.
|
| taskDescription | LocalizableMessage[] |
Description of tasks that will be performed on the host
to carry out HostProfile application.
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| taskListRequirement | xsd:string[] |
The task requirements from the results of
GenerateConfigTaskList method
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Properties inherited from ProfileExecuteResult |
| configSpec, error, inapplicablePath, requireInput, status |
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Properties inherited from DynamicData |
| None |


The very famous "Fastest Finger First" quiz game, now on your finger tips. - Test your general knowledge. - Questions
are in Hindi. - Think Fast Act Fast.
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are in Hindi. - Think Fast Act Fast.
The very famous "Fastest Finger First" quiz game, now on your finger tips. - Test your general knowledge. - Questions
are in Hindi. - Think Fast Act Fast.
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are in Hindi. - Think Fast Act Fast.
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are in Hindi. - Think Fast Act Fast.


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By using this feature, any speed setting for direct control including slow section speed will be ignored during printing.
If the value becomes negative, the result will be discarded and normal speed will be used.


Best PDX Eats
Mariam & Daisy are here to share the best places to fill your belly in Portland, OR. The restaurants are categorized by cuisine. We will also include price points and recommended dishes.
Asian
- Thai Peacock is a Thai restaurant in Downtown Portland offerings the main thai dishes we love to eat. As a sister restaurant of Mee Sen Thai Eatery in N Portland, Thai Peacock offers some of the same dishes, but also other dishes.
- Recommended dish: Pad Rua Mitt
- Pho Oregon is your no frills, best pho you've ever had restaurant. If you want authentic Vietnamese food with minimal service, you'll find what you need here.
- Recommended dish: Pho Tai
Italian
- Il Solito is a modern Italian restaurant that crafts cocktails and serves in a beautifully built Vintage Kimpton. Overall, you have a very attentive staff in a pristine atmosphere.
- Recommended dish: Squash Ravioli
- Oven & Shaker is a lively pizzeria in the heart of the Pearl District. Wood-fired pies and top shelf cocktails and curated for total enjoyment and lounging.
- Recommended dish: Margherita Pizza
Mexican
- Portland's take on the Mexican torta does not have competition. As a sandwich of its own kind, Guero takes the traditional torta and pairs it with top of the line mezcals. Enjoy a torta or two - that's their main sh'bang.
- Recommended dish: Torta de Hamon
- La Quebrada is going to knock your socks off! This food truck serves some of the tastiest and spiciest mexican food in Portland! A staff that gives you extra of everything for free and a cart that has a patio.
- Recommended dish: PDX Hot Burrito
Vegan / Vegetarian
- At Blossoming Lotus you'll feel as if you just walked into a zen zone. With the meditative atmosphere and raw vegan menu, you'll feel a sense of rejuvenation when you walk out those doors.
- Recommended dish: Chana Curry
- Prasad is a cafe located in a yoga studio (Yoga Pearl) that caters to those who are nutritiously conscious. From fresh pressed juices to quinoa bowls, Prasad bridges the gap between good food and cautious consumption.
- Recommended dish: Chipotle Chili Quinoa Bowl


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Class InputManager
Input manager. Used to recieve user input, either by querying keyboard keys and mouse directly, or by binding keys to actions and querying action states.
Namespace: BonEngineSharp.Managers
Assembly: BonEngineSharp.dll
Syntax
public class InputManager : IManager
Constructors
InputManager()
Declaration
public InputManager()
Properties
Clipboard
Set / get clipboard buffer as string.
Declaration
public string Clipboard { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.String |
CursorDelta
Get cursor (mouse) position change since last frame.
Declaration
public PointI CursorDelta { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| PointI |
CursorPosition
Get /set cursor position, relative to window position.
Declaration
public PointI CursorPosition { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| PointI |
Id
Get manager id.
Declaration
public override string Id { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.String |
Overrides
ScrollDelta
Get mouse wheel / scroll delta of current frame.
Declaration
public PointI ScrollDelta { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| PointI |
Methods
BindKey(KeyCodes, String)
Binds a key code to an action.
Declaration
public void BindKey(KeyCodes key, string action)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| KeyCodes | key | Key to bind. |
| System.String | action | Action to bind to. |
Down(KeyCodes)
Get if akey is currently pressed down.
Declaration
public bool Down(KeyCodes key)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| KeyCodes | key | Key to check. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Boolean | True if key is currently down. |
Down(String)
Get if an action id is currently pressed down.
Declaration
public bool Down(string action)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.String | action | Action to check. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Boolean | True if any of the keys bound to this action id are down. |
GetAssignedKeys(String)
Get array with all keys currently assigned to an action id.
Declaration
public KeyCodes[] GetAssignedKeys(string action)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.String | action | Action id to query. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| KeyCodes[] | Array with keys assigned to action id. |
LoadControlsFromConfig(ConfigAsset, Boolean)
Load input binds from config asset.
Declaration
public void LoadControlsFromConfig(ConfigAsset config, bool removeOldBinds)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| ConfigAsset | config | Config asset to load key binds from (must appear under 'controls' section). |
| System.Boolean | removeOldBinds | If true, will clear all previous key binds. |
PressedNow(KeyCodes)
Get if a key was pressed in this update or fixed update frame.
Declaration
public bool PressedNow(KeyCodes key)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| KeyCodes | key | Key to check. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Boolean | True if key was pressed during this frame. |
PressedNow(String)
Get if an action id was pressed in this update or fixed update frame.
Declaration
public bool PressedNow(string action)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.String | action | Action to check. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Boolean | True if any of the keys bound to this action id were pressed during this frame. |
ReleasedNow(KeyCodes)
Get if a key was released in this update or fixed update frame.
Declaration
public bool ReleasedNow(KeyCodes key)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| KeyCodes | key | Key to check. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Boolean | True if key was released during this frame. |
ReleasedNow(String)
Get if an action id was released in this update or fixed update frame.
Declaration
public bool ReleasedNow(string action)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.String | action | Action to check. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Boolean | True if any of the keys bound to this action id were released during this frame. |
SetCursorGlobalPosition(PointI)
Set cursor global position, in screen space.
Declaration
public void SetCursorGlobalPosition(PointI position)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| PointI | position | Cursor position to set in screen space. |
SetKeyState(KeyCodes, Boolean)
Set a key state (if its pressed or released). Note: this doesn't affect OS events, this will just change internal BonEngine states to emulate key state.
Declaration
public void SetKeyState(KeyCodes key, bool state)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| KeyCodes | key | Key to set. |
| System.Boolean | state | New key state. |
TextInput()
Get text input data. This data struct contains input information relevant to text typing by user. It includes the new characters typed this frame + additional commands like backspace, delete, copy, paste, ect.
Declaration
public TextInputData TextInput()
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| TextInputData | Text input data struct. |


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MaximumCDawg 1 - 2 Stormanimagus
MaximumCDawg: The match against Stormy was a boondoggle. My internet connection kept burping and we’d lose the entire game. He was nice enough to reset once we did that, but even so, I was doing really well Game 1 before the bad times struck. The games did not feel terribly lopsided, but he managed to keep the control roll up just enough before finally Mentorin’ for the win
Tom Dixon 0 - 2 Dave Kaplan
Matthew Gottshall 1 - 2 Brian Kelly
James Saltsman 0 - 2 Sean Ottaway
Sean Ottaway: Game one he gets a solid start with some Thorns and Revoker on Time Vault (which I have in play). I have a Welder but haven’t found anything to Weld on either side. I steal his Revoker with Dack, he copies Revoker naming Dack, has a couple more lock pieces and finds a Golem. I’m eventually able to get a revoker into his graveyard to take care of the Null Rod in play, which gives me the mana I need to Hurkyl’s him. Put the game away shortly after, tutoring for Key and Welding the Vault back in.
Game two we both mulligan, he has a mana light hand (wasteland and Factory) and a Chalice on 0. I have a turn 1 Welder. I Chewer his Chalice, he attacks with Factory, I weld the Chalice back into play, cast a vault and tutor up key for the win.
Not a great matchup for James, 4 maindeck welders and Dacks makes life difficult for a workshop, but good games regardless!
Wappla 2 - 0 White Lotus
WhiteLotus: G1 I choose to play conservatively rather than take a risky opening knowing that I probed him t1 and his hand was pretty bad, but his topdecks help him a lot, while mine don’t change anything so my line ends up costing me the game.


Consul v0.1.6 Consul.Watch
Consul provides a blocking
query that allows you to watch for changes on
some endpoints. These are noted in the official consul documentation.
The default time that consul will wait before sending a response is 5 minutes. After that the query will return even if there hasn’t been a change.
This module is the beginning of supporting these blocking queries at a higher
level than using the Raw client directly. Consul.Watch
wraps the query in a
Task
that can be used to retrieve the value whenever it returns.
The best way to use these tasks is probably going to be via Task.yield/2
and friends. You can yield over and over again. If the query hasn’t returned
the yield will return nil
. If the query has returned then it will return
{:ok, %Consul.KV{}}
. Refer to the Task
docs for more information on
working with Task
s.
Summary
Functions
Create a task representing a blocking KV request
Create a task representing a blocking KV request
Functions
Create a task representing a blocking KV request.