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I recently got this lovely book which turned out to be just as awesome as its counterpart, Vegan Cupcakes Take Over the World (and as cleverly named). This is the first recipe I’ve tried from it, although to be fair, I actually got the recipe online over a year ago from the Vegan Cupcakes blog (it can also be found here). The graham crackers are great- sweet, but not too sweet, and crunchy without being hard. They might even be better than Trader Joe’s cinnamon Cats Cookies (for people).
The original recipe calls for rolling the dough out into a square and cutting out graham cracker-like rectangles, but I felt it necessary to use a chicken-shaped cookie cutter. Either way, it’s your call, but if you must make rectangles, be forewarned that the recipe states the yield to be 12.
Granimal Crackers (slightly adapted from the “Graham Crackers” recipe in Vegan Cookies Invade Your Cookie Jar)
Makes about 30 cut-outs
1 1/2 cups whole wheat flour
1/3 cup sugar
1/2 teaspoon baking soda
1/2 teaspoon cinnamon
1/4 teaspoon salt
1/4 cup oil
2 tablespoons molasses
1 teaspoon pure vanilla extract
1/4 cup soy milk
Preheat oven to 350 F. Line a light colored baking sheet with parchment paper.
In a large bowl mix together flour, sugar, baking soda, cinnamon and salt. Make a well in the middle and pour in oil, molasses and vanilla. Give the liquid ingredients a quick wisk with a fork and then continue mixing until everything is well combined and crumbly.
Drizzle in the milk and combine. Use your hands to knead the dough a few times until it holds together, add an extra tablespoon of rice milk if needed. You should be able to form a pliable ball of dough.
Line a work surface with parchment. Place the dough on the parchment and use a rolling pin to roll approximately 1/8 in. thick, and cut shapes using a cookie cutter. Transfer to baking sheet. Repeat with scraps.
Bake for 12 to 14 minutes.
Let cool completely on the baking sheet.


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At Searchspring we foster an environment of caring, helpful, considerate and empathic people. We think that’s the best environment to foster excellence and its one of the things we care most about in our hiring process. If you are empathic and able to talk with humility and encourage others to thrive, we want to hear from you!
We don’t want brilliance without empathy. We don’t want creators who don’t share. We don’t want rock stars that don’t contribute to the community.
What it’s like to be the VP of Product
In this role, you will build and lead the product to to build software. Specifically, you, along with a small sized team, will help dictate what we build based on what our customer needs and wants. There are an abundance of challenges, from keeping up competitors, to meeting customers needs, to working with the engineering team to get the job done.
As the leader of product you will lead the team to build great products. You will interact with sales, marketing, and customers to help lead you to what to build. You will be part of the senior leadership team and contribute to the overall strategy of the company. You will be or become an expert in ecommerce and know search backwards and forwards. You will help evaluate new products to either build or buy.
Development teams are aligned behind a specific part of the product and we develop software using Basecamp’s Shape Up methodology. https://basecamp.com/shapeup
Our offices are split between five geographic areas in many different time zones so you will need to become adept at distributed working and familiar with the tools that facilitate this. (Miro, Slack, Google Meet, etc…)
Why you might like it
You love building great products and have a passion for ecommerce. You enjoy working with talented engineers that take your idea and make it a reality.
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There's no dairy in this fruit-forward frozen treat, making it denser and much richer in taste than traditional ice cream. Sometimes there's even alcohol in the recipe to lower the freezing temperature and create its popular, soft-yet-icy texture. While it's become popular in the U.S., it's been around in the U.K., France, and Australia for even longer.


Review by Lars Lindahl<EMAIL_ADDRESS>"Evil Dead II" (1987) ***1/2 (out of four)
Directed by Sam Raimi Written by Sam Raimi and Scott Spiegel
Starring Bruce Campbell, Sarah Berry, Dan Hicks, Kassie DePaiva, and Denise Bixler
Is Evil Dead II a bad movie? It's full of terrible acting, pointless violence, and plot holes yet it remains a cult classic nearly fifteen years after its release. Explaining why this movie stands out from others with similar plots (including the original Evil Dead) is extremely difficult.
`Well what's it about?'
`Five people stranded in a log cabin in the middle of nowhere struggling to survive vicious attacks from a variety of ugly, hairy, wart covered monsters.'
`Come on I saw a movie just like that on Monster Vision last week. Why should I see it again?'
`No Evil Dead II is different, it's funny.'
`It's funny to see people die?
Maybe I am and maybe director Sam Raimi is as well to create such an enigma of a movie. His unique execution is as sarcastic as subtle, as disturbing as it is hilarious. An example of Raimi's odd approach: a monster (formerly protagonist Ash's girlfriend of all people) is cut in half by a chainsaw and a tidal wave of blood comes from the open wound.  The whole movie is like this, watch Ash get beat up, watch Ash defeat the monster, watch Ash get beat up again by another even zanier monster. The more repetitive and unrealistic the movie gets, the more amusing it becomes.
And Raimi takes advantage, he has Ash tormented by the head of his girlfriend, by the body of an old lady, even by his own right hand. Like the less superior Idle Hands, we watch Ash uncontrollably hit himself over and over again until he is forced to cut off his own body part. But it doesn't end, Ash now has to fight his severed hand which now moves with the same celerity as Thing from The Addams Family. All of these events, thrown at you from minute one with roller coaster- like camera movements, at first become shocking, then inexplicably funny. Raimi expects the audience to laugh and as the film progresses, he seems to be enjoying himself even more by borrowing the classic mirror scene from the Marx Brothers' Duck Soup, then bringing more characters into the picture to comically kill them off. With a running time of less than an hour and a half, Raimi gets away with the impossible, making a horror film with more gore than plot and intentionally more laughs than scares. Ending Evil Dead II with an opening for the third film in the series, Raimi obviously had a lot of fun making this movie and couldn't wait to make it's sequel.
Grade: ***1/2 (out of four)
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Welcome to Logikit::Framework
Logikit::Framework (LF for short) is an application development framework for PHP 5.
The idea is to let people code much faster by providing a solid and easy-to-use substructure for common tasks. LF deals
with most of the time-consuming everyday issues and lets you focus on the logic of your code.
Is LF suitable for me?
If you want a framework
- that gets the whole process easier; not complicating it,
- that requires almost no configuration,
- that does not need a long learning curve,
- that offers a well-organized structure,
- that is completely ajax-ready,
- that optionally offers (but does not require use of) an "ajaxified code" generator,
- that has strong form construction and validation capabilities,
- that offers maximum flexibility while keeping everything in order,
- that uses a very permissive license
If you like
- simple yet elegant solutions rather than complex ones,
- the ease to import external libraries,
- to have much more free time,
LF is your choice.


Defined in Module impact.impact
The ig
object provides the Module definition and loading capabilities as well as some utility functions. All your code should be wrapped in Modules, so it can be properly loaded and baked.
ig
is not an instance of a ig.Class, but just a simple JavaScript object and thus can't be subclassed.
ig.module( 'game.my-file' ) .requires( 'impact.game', 'impact.image', 'game.other-file' ) .defines(function(){ // code for this module });
Define a new Module with a name
, requiring all the specified Modules. As soon as all required Modules are loaded, the function passed to .defines()
is executed.
If the Module does not require any other Modules, the call to .requires()
can be omitted, as in
ig.module( 'name' ) .defines(function(){ // code });
The name of a Module directly corresponds to its file location and name. E.g. the file lib/mygame/my-file.js
must define a module with the name 'mygame.my-file'
, so it can be properly loaded from other Modules.
You can put multiple modules into one file, but be advised, that a module that is referenced from an external file must have it's own file.
Set to true
by bake.php
to skip the "unresolved dependencies" check when loading modules. The default is false
. See Baking.
The currently running ig.Game instance, as created by ig.main() or system.setGame(). If no game has started, ig.game
is null
.
The global context object (same as window
when running in a browser)
By default, ig.nocache
is an empty string. When the site is loaded with game.html?nocache
or ig.setNocache( true ) is called, ig.nocache
is set to a random parameter (like '?23478976'
) to be appended on URLs to bypass the Browser's cache.
This is used by all of Impact's loading functions: Module loading, Images and Sounds.
New in 1.20
The prefix to use for all paths when loading modules files or assets. The default is an empty string.
This value can also be set through the global ImpactPrefix
variable before loading Impact. This is, for example, useful if you want to run your game on a page that has a URL of /?page=42
, while the game is located in /games/pong/
.
<script>ImpactPrefix='/games/pong/';</script> <script src="/games/pong/lib/impact/impact.js"></script> <script src="/games/pong/lib/game/main.js"></script>
The version string of the Impact Game Engine in the form of x.xx
Booleans, indicating if the User Agent is one of the following devices:
ig.ua.iPhone
- true
for all iPhone and iPod Touch devicesig.ua.iPhone4
- true
for iPhone 4 and 4th gen iPod Touch devicesig.ua.iPad
- true
for iPad devicesig.ua.iOS
- true
for all iPhone, iPod Touch or iPad devicesig.ua.android
- true
for Android devicesig.ua.mobile
- true
for all iPhone, iPad, Android or WinPhone devicesNew in 1.15
ig.ua.pixelRatio
- the ratio of CSS pixels to hardware screen pixels. Usually 1
for Desktop computers, 2
for the iPhone 4 or similar.ig.ua.screen.width
, ig.ua.screen.height
- The size of the device' screen in hardware pixels.ig.ua.viewport.width
, ig.ua.viewport.height
– The size of the current viewport in CSS pixels.New in 1.22
ig.ua.touchDevice
- true
if the device supports touch eventsig.ua.winPhone
- true
for WinPhone devicesInitializes ig.system
, ig.input
, ig.soundManager
and ig.music
and starts the preloader. When the preloader has finished, an instance of gameClass
is created at ig.game
and the run loop is started.
canvas
A string with an ID selector for the canvas element in which the game will be drawn. E.g.: '#myCanvas'
.run()
method called fps
times per second.fps
Desired frames per second - Ignored in 1.20width
, height
Size of the game screenscale
Scaling of the game screen. E.g. a width
of 320
and a scale
of 2
will result in a 640
pixel wide canvas element. The default is 1
(no scaling).loaderClass
A subclass of ig.Loader to act as the preloader. The default is the ig.Loader
class itself.Note that as of 1.20, the fps
parameter is ignored in favor of requestAnimationFrame
. This allows the browser to decide the best drawing interval, based on the display's refresh rate. If the drawing interval drops below 20hz
, the timestep will be capped at 1/20th of a second, essentially slowing the game down. E.g. when only 10 fps can be rendered, an "in game second" takes two "real time seconds". See ig.Timer.maxStep.
New in 1.18
Impact defines four different functions for debug output: ig.log()
, ig.assert()
ig.show()
and ig.mark()
. However, these functions only actually do something when the Debug Module is loaded. See Debug Messages for details.
It's always safe to call these functions, even when the Debug Module is not loaded.
Get the DOM-Element(s) from the page according to the given selector. Only element names and IDs are currently supported.
When an Element name is specified (e.g. 'head'
) an Array of matched elements is returned. When an ID is specified as the selector (e.g. '#canvas'
) the single Element with this ID is returned.
(This behavior is somewhat inconsistent and might change in future versions)
Create a new DOM-Element with the given name
. E.g.:
var audio = ig.$new('Audio');
Returns a deep copy of the given object.
Note that this function can't copy instances of ig.Class
or subclasses thereof and just returns them uncopied.
Takes an object and returns an Array, sorted by the object properties' keys. E.g.:
var unsorted = { z: 'baz', a: 'bar', b: 'foo' }; var sorted = ig.ksort( unsorted ); sorted[0]; // => bar sorted[1]; // => foo sorted[2]; // => baz
Merges all the properties of the extended
object recursively into the target
object, overwriting existing properties. E.g.:
var settings = { width: 256, height: 128 }; var extendedSettings = { width: 512, foo: 'bar' }; ig.merge( settings, extendedSettings ); settings.width; // => 512 settings.height; // => 128 settings.foo; // => bar
When set
is true
, ig.nocache
will be set to a random parameter string. When set
is false
, ig.nocache
will be set to an empty string.
Impact extends some of JavaScripts native objects, such as Number
, Array
and Function
. It does not extend Object
so you can still safely use for…in
loops.
Map a number from a range of values to another range. Numbers are not clamped.
var num = 50; num.map( 0, 100, 200, 400 ); // => 300 (50).map( 0, 100, 200, 400 ); // => 300 (25).map( 0, 100, 200, 400 ); // => 250 (150).map( 0, 100, 200, 400 ); // => 500
Clamp a number to the range of min
and max
.
(75).limit( 50, 100 ); // => 75 (25).limit( 50, 100 ); // => 50 (150).limit( 50, 100 ); // => 100
Round a number to precision
decimal places (default 0
).
(3.1415).round(); // => 3 (3.1415).round(2); // => 3.14
Convenience method for Math.floor()
Convenience method for Math.ceil()
Discard decimal places of a number. For negative numbers, the behavior is different to Number.floor()
.
(2.8).toInt(); // => 2 (-2.8).toInt(); // => -2 (2.8).floor(); // => 2 (-2.8).floor(); // => -3
New in 1.19
Convert radians to degrees
(0.7853981633974483).toDeg(); // => 45
New in 1.19
Convert degrees to radians
(45).toRad(); // => 0.7853981633974483
Find and delete the given item
in an array. This method manipulates the array in place.
var a = [4,8,13,15,16,23,42]; a.erase(13); a; // => [4,8,15,16,23,42]
Returns a random element from an array.
Sets the this
inside the function to bind
. Function.bind()
is useful for maintaining the this
object for methods used in callbacks.
var foo = { bar: 100, inc: function() { this.bar++; console.log( this.bar ); } }; // Without using bind(), the "this" inside foo.inc() would refer to the // "window" instead to itself, when called through setInterval() setInterval( foo.inc.bind(foo), 1000 );
New in 1.22
If present, the object at ImpactMixin
will be merged into the ig
namespace before any module loading takes place. This allows you to overwrite Impact's module code to work with different environments (e.g. NodeJS).
Example:
<script type="text/javascript"> ImpactMixin = { // This function will overwrite Impact's ig.require requires: function() { console.log(arguments); } }; </script> <script type="text/javascript" src="lib/impact/impact.js"></script> <script type="text/javascript" src="lib/game/main.js"></script>
If present, this string overwrites ig.prefix.


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PNP weighs in on martial law; crime rate dips
by Macon Ramos-AranetaThe Philippine National Police said Tuesday there may be no need for another extension of martial law in Mindanao after military rule lapses by the end of the year.
PNP spokesman Brig. Gen. Bernard Banac said the crime rate in Mindanao is on a decline and security forces are able to control the proliferation of loose firearms in the area.
“For now, we see that martial law in Mindanao can be lifted,” Banac said at a press briefing in Camp Crame on Tuesday.
The PNP will submit its recommendation to the National Security Council in December, he said.
He also said a heightened alert status is still needed in some parts of the island.
“The alert level will remain high only in Sulu due to the presence of the Abu Sayyaf terrorist group,” Banac said in Filipino.
He added that security officials have yet to discuss the possibility of imposing martial law only in selected areas in the region.
but said he would wait for the recommendation from the police and military.
READ: DND not too keen on ML extension
The Defense chief said the enactment of a stronger law amending Republic Act 9372 or the Human Security Act of 2007 is a better option than an extension of martial law.
National Security Adviser Hermogenes Esperon Jr. earlier said another extension of martial law would no longer be necessary if Congress is able to pass a measure that amends the HSA.
RA 9372, which took effect on March 6, 2007, is meant to provide law enforcement and judicial authorities with the legal tools to confront terrorist threats.
President Rodrigo Duterte declared martial law in Mindanao on May 23, 2017 following attacks launched by the Islamic State-linked Maute Group in Marawi City, Lanao del Sur.
It has since been in effect after Congress, in special joint sessions, voted to approve its extension thrice—from July 1 to Dec. 31, 2017; from Jan. 1 to Dec. 31, 2018; and from Jan. 1 to Dec. 31.
Lorenzana said there are sufficient military and police units to secure Mindanao against further terrorist attacks.
“We have sufficient military and police [units] in the area to ensure that the terrorists can no longer
do a Marawi-type operation. Plus, the LGUs [local government units] are clamoring for its [martial law’s] lifting such as (Davao City) Mayor Sara [Duterte],” Lorenzana said in a message to reporters late Monday.
But Senate Minority Leader Franklin Drilon said Tuesday the amendments to the Human Security Act should not be a prerequisite to the lifting of martial law in Mindanao.
“Do not dangle lifting martial law in Mindanao in exchange for the speedy passage of the Human Security Act,” Drilon said.
“The passage or non-passage of the amendments to the Human Securities Act is not a ground for extending martial law in Mindanao,” he added.
Citing the Constitution, Drilon said martial law may be declared if actual rebellion exists and Congress may extend the declaration if the rebellion persists and public safety requires it.
“That is the only ground for extension of martial law. But it is clear since day one that the martial law or its extension in Mindanao has no basis,” Drilon said.
“It is high time that we lift it and bring back normalcy to the region,” he added.
Drilon said that Congress can revoke martial law any time without amendments to the Human Security Act.
He added that Lorenzana was correct in saying that martial law “has been going on for too long.”
“I hope they will not use martial law to put pressure on Congress to pass the amendments to the Human Security Act… The amendments need thorough debates,” Drilon said.
Earlier, Mayor Sara Duterte Carpio said she was considering asking that her city be exempted from an extension of martial law. With PNA
READ: Martial law in Mindanao deters terror


| Interface | Description |
|---|---|
| GeoJsonGeometry |
Represents a GeoJSON geometry object.
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| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| GeoJsonFeature |
A GeoJsonFeature has a geometry, bounding box, id and set of properties.
|
| GeoJsonGeometryCollection |
A GeoJsonGeometryCollection geometry contains a number of GeoJsonGeometry objects.
|
| GeoJsonLayer |
A class that allows the developer to import GeoJSON data, style it and interact with the
imported data.
|
| GeoJsonLineString |
A GeoJsonLineString geometry represents a number of connected
com.google.android.gms.maps.model.LatLng s. |
| GeoJsonLineStringStyle |
A class that allows for GeoJsonLineString objects to be styled and for these styles to be
translated into a PolylineOptions object.
|
| GeoJsonMultiLineString |
A GeoJsonMultiLineString geometry contains a number of
GeoJsonLineString s. |
| GeoJsonMultiPoint |
A GeoJsonMultiPoint geometry contains a number of
GeoJsonPoint s. |
| GeoJsonMultiPolygon |
A GeoJsonMultiPolygon geometry contains a number of
GeoJsonPolygon s. |
| GeoJsonPoint |
A GeoJsonPoint geometry contains a single
com.google.android.gms.maps.model.LatLng . |
| GeoJsonPointStyle |
A class that allows for GeoJsonPoint objects to be styled and for these styles to be translated
into a MarkerOptions object.
|
| GeoJsonPolygon |
A GeoJsonPolygon geometry contains an array of arrays of
com.google.android.gms.maps.model.LatLng s. |
| GeoJsonPolygonStyle |
A class that allows for GeoJsonPolygon objects to be styled and for these styles to be
translated into a PolygonOptions object.
|


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Mock
ito
A (very) short (but nice 🤔?) introduction
@vegaasen
() => new Demo()
any(Clazz.class) // isNull() can be useddoes not support null (largest one)
any()should be favored
Annotations reside in the org.junit.jupiter.api
package.
Assertions reside in org.junit.jupiter.api.Assertions
.
Assumptions reside in org.junit.jupiter.api.Assumptions
.
@Before
and @After
no longer exist; use @BeforeEach
and @AfterEach
instead.
@BeforeClass
and @AfterClass
no longer exist; use @BeforeAll
and @AfterAll
instead.
@Ignore
no longer exists: use @Disabled
instead.
@Category
no longer exists; use @Tag
instead.
@RunWith
no longer exists; superseded by @ExtendWith
.
@Rule
and @ClassRule
no longer exist; superseded by @ExtendWith
; see the following section for partial rule support.


Aquilani:
Your presence is known. No one would lie about working for the temple. I am your family now. What do you need?
Teleport to Greymore


So I'm alive but I've died several times in the last 5 hours. I'm still recovering from the most amazing mind-body transformation of my life and I'm still a bit queasy. What I'm talking about is the RAINBOW OF REALITY -- nothing less -- nothing more. I tested it against all possible alternatives and reality is a vortex of which we as individuals have completely no control and of which space and time are continually recreated just like a holograph.
I previously tested salvia against the full-lotus pineal gland third eye. As people know there's a big discussion online about salvia versus dmt. Today I just had a dmt trip by grinding up 3 grams of Syrian Rue and 12 grams of Mimosa -- not exact measurements but it defintely did the job.
I'm just REALLY glad to be back to reality -- or I should say my little ego-trip contrived version of reality. Ah the ego -- what a trip is takes through death and back again.
Anyway so I boiled the stuff down in a quart of 30% lemon juice/water -- for over an hour. Finally the stuff was boiled down to a big gulp and to make sure I got it all I licked my fingers after scrapping them against the quart -- STAINLESS STEEL (I bought stainless steel just for this trip).
Last food I had was the prevous night -- late -- I went to sleep around 3 a.m. from reading the new SECRET AND SUPPRESSED II. Fun stuff -- very fun. My favorites were Kenn Thomas and Al Hidell (both writers I've corresponded with). But there's some other good research tidbits.
Anyway I was getting hungry and was still tired. I wanted to be well rested before the trip -- so I took a power nap -- and after 5 minutes just the spoonful of sludge gave me this really nice total body orgasmic relaxation. I could feel it deep in my toes and pelvis -- and I remembered how this stuff was serotonin based -- and at this point it felt like salvia. But I knew that just that little bit doing that much -- this was definitely going to be fun.
 I really like this c.d. because it's the REAL DEAL -- even more than pygmy music.
Anyway I quickly drank the concoction and went for a final wizz. Jesus the computer actually censors words it considers to be more than PG-13. haha.
I quick went into full-lotus -- as steep as possible and I waited. I brought an empty pot -- just in case and I put a jacket on my knees so I was toasty. I was on a nice foam sofa pad on the floor facing a window that looked out into a nice tree.
Anyway the light started to kick in - I had my eyes closed and thought that it was from the window. The bliss of full-lotus kicked in -- but NO straight up climax -- just a deep body beyond climax orgasmic feeling.
It was maybe 15 minutes and I started to wonder if the lights would get any stronger -- I noticed rainbows -- which was very cool. But then I remembered (as my mind fought the drug) that intensity is determined by frequency not amplitude.
I started to sweat as the light and orgasmic bliss got stronger. My energy channels were opening up REALLY quick -- and they went straight for the pineal gland. It was f. amazing. The orgasmic bliss was really deep and I kept on in full-lotus but I had to take off my shirts since they were soaked.
This was my first test -- like with the salvia -- was the drug just a mind hallucination or was it also a body transformation -- and the full-lotus clearly proved that this drug opened up my body channels very fast and in a deep way.
I kept thinking -- I just have this one blockage I just wish the drug would clear out -- and at this point the rainbow of reality kicked in. Clearly this isn't a drug -- it's alive and nature is totally alive and the plant was healing me.
Anyway I had to stay in full-lotus to make sure the drug kept clearing out my body blockages and the intensity of the body energy sure enough totally popped the pineal gland -- flooding my brain and my body with the RAINBOW OF REALITY.
At this point I fell into the corner wall and hit my head pretty strong but I was so blissed out and still in full-lotus. The sounds of the blockages breaking open where like gun shots -- and I realized that the light had now cleared out of my head.
I held on like I was clearly riding the wildest trip of my life and at this point the music was my only guide on reality. I kept thinking -- which is first sound or light.
The rainbow of reality kept clearing out even deep body blockages and I realized this is the true Level 4.
At this point the consciousness as complementary opposite was just playing with me so I used my left-brain ego to do reality testing. My ego was clearly just the left brain dominance which would wave in and out of this rainbow of reality -- and while the ego was on the crest of the way I would throw out questions to test the rainbow of reality.
Again -- which is first sound or light? Is Ramana Maharshi correct that the I-thought -- the source of the I-thought is more important than the OM mantra.
The answer I received as so mind blowing -- and body transforming -- that .... well as my body blockages would clear out my mind was clear out some deep memory -- and not just a memory but a connection with the larger pain of reality -- stored in my body.
 I reality tested this while in full-lotus - the pain would transform to even deeper orgasmic esctasy while I was in full-lotus and the experience of external suffering would get released through the clearing of the body blockages.
The only thing that kept my going was the full-lotus and this is why the rainbow meditation suddenly became so real. Any visions I experienced -- any thoughts that I reality tested -- would get sucked back into the rainbow of reality. I reality tested the highest mountains, the deepest oceans, the coldest cold, the nasiest smells, the nausea of throwing up, the old age, my mom and my dad, genocide -- all sucked into the rainbow of reality.
Then something amazing happened -- as the deep euphoria kicked in after the deepest pain of the blockages clearing out -- the sweat kept coming -- and I was laughing but I realized that I was living through the reality of others -- the mentally retarded, the late-term cancer.
But I kept going in the full-lotus and I tried reaching for my glasses twice only to fall back.  Finally I threw up -- but I don't remember what happened after I threw up. I collapsed out of full-lotus and kept reality testing the mind-bending rainbow of reality.
The trip was coming down but time and space were a total joke and I just wanted it desperately to end -- my ego had been totally destroyed. I found my mind-body making these amazing sounds that were really deep and straight from my heart -- and this was the sound of the universe as it warps spacetime through the rainbow of reality. I found myself going through the cool down of the full-lotus meditation -- without even thinking about it. I had experienced the rainbows speeding through my energy channels of my body -- I had tasted light -- and now I was rumbing every toe -- I was gyrating in bliss -- I was laughing and the laughing of the trance healing music of the Bushmen was right there with me.
Finally I had the real rainbow meditation and I realized that reality is just this rainbow vortex created by the ohm of the heart as the universe. The universe is pure love and I was just so glad to be back to reality.
My glasses were all bent up and I had thrown up in the bucket or pot -- amazingly. I checked the clock. I had drank the stuff at 2:45 pm and it was now 7:45 pm -- an amazing 5 hour trip.
 I knew that the real reality was just so intense and that real yoga samadhi means riding the rainbow of reality as it creates spacetime itself -- through the ohm of the heart-universe.
Words are just a cheap ego trip -- the humility of dying so many times and coming back -- the euphoria of the parasympathetic heart death -- the rainbow of reality -- so many visions of my life -- all connected --- all a rainbow trip.
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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Steel cutting of two Type 054 A/P frigates for Pakistan Navy held in China
by https://www.facebook.com/dunyanews(Web Desk) – The steel-cutting ceremony of two warships of Type 054 A/P Frigates Project being built for Pakistan Navy was held at Hudong Zhonghua (HZ) Shipyard, China.
According to a press release of Pakistan Navy Media Directorate issued on Friday, Chief Naval Overseer (CNO) China, Commodore Azfar Humayun of Pakistan Navy and president of the China Shipbuilding Trading Company (CSTC) jointly performed the steel-cutting of the two frigates.
Type-054 A/P ships are the state-of-the-art frigates equipped with modern surface, subsurface and anti air weapons and sensors.
Once constructed, these ships will be the most technologically advanced platforms of Pakistan Navy that will strengthen its capability to meet future challenges and maintain peace, stability and power equilibrium in the Indian Ocean region.
While speaking on the occasion, the chief guest highlighted that the programme was yet another manifestation of time-tested and ever-growing Pakistan-China friendship.
He also acknowledged the commitment and dedication of CSTC team in the project.
The ceremony was also attended by officers of Pakistan Navy and representatives, officials of China Shipbuilding Trading Company and Hudong Zhonghua shipyard.


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bash-snippets
- A collection of small bash scripts for heavy terminal users
Description: Cheatsheets for quick information about multiple programming languages along with terminal commands
Usage: cheat [flags] [command] or cheat [flags] [programming language] [subject]
-s Does a search for last argument rather than looking for exact match
-i Case insensitive search
-b Word boundaries in search
-r Recursive search
-u Update Bash-Snippet Tools
-h Show the help
-v Get the tool version
Special Pages:
hello Describes building the hello world program written in the language
list This lists all cheatsheets related to previous arg if none it lists all cheatsheets
learn Shows a learn-x-in-minutes language cheat sheet perfect for getting started with the language
1line A collection of one-liners in this language
weirdness A collection of examples of weird things in this language
Examples:
cheat rust hello
cheat -r -b -i go
cheat julia Functions
cheat -i go operators
Description: Backs up a users github repositories to your bitbucket account. With no flags cloudup will guide you through backing up a single repository
Usage: cloudup [flags] or cloudup [flags] [listOfGHRepoNamesSplitBySpaces]
-p Upload the repositor(y)(ies) as private to bitbucket (must have private repo ability on bitbucket)
-a Backup all github repositories
-s Only backup repositories that you have created (no forks) (only works in conjunction with the -a flag)
-t Backup the repository with a timestamp added to the repostiory name (will always create a new unique bitbucket repo)
-u Update Bash-Snippet Tools
-h Show the help
-v Get the tool version
Examples:
cloudup
cloudup -p -a
cloudup -p nameOfRepo1 nameOf Repo2
cloudup nameOfRep
Description: A wrapper around openssl that facilitates encrypting and decrypting files.
Usage: crypt [flag] [inputFile] [outputFile]
-e Encrypt the inputFile and store it in the outputFil
-d Decrypt the inputFile and store it in the outputFil
-u Update Bash-Snippet Tools
-h Show the help
-v Get the tool version
Examples:
crypt -e mySecretFile.txt myEncryptedFile.jpg (change filetype so default program is incorrect)
crypt -d myEncryptedFile.jpg thisIsNowDecrypted.txt (change filetype back so now default program is correct)
Description: A realtime cryptocurrency converter. With no flags it will pull down the latest stats of the top 10 cryptos
Usage: cryptocurrency or cryptocurrency [flag] or cryptocurrency [flag] [arg]
-o Utilize the old functionality of the tool
-f Fiat currency for conversions
-u Update Bash-Snippet Tools
-h Show the help
-v Get the tool version
Examples: cryptocurrency -o cryptocurrency -f eur
Description: A realtime currency converter. With no flags it will guide you through the currency exchange
Usage: currency or currency [flag] or currency [base] [exchangeTo] [amount]
-u Update Bash-Snippet Tools
-h Show the help
-v Get the tool version
Supported Currencies:
| AUD | BGN | BRL | CAD | | CHF | CNY | CZK | DKK | | EUR | GBP | HKD | HRK | | HUF | IDR | ILS | INR | | JPY | KRW | MXN | MYR | | NOK | NZD | PHP | PLN | | RON | RUB | SEK | SGD | | THB | TRY | USD | ZAR |
Examples:
currency EUR USD 12.35
currency
Description: Provides quick access for wan, lan, router, dns, mac, and ip geolocation data
Usage: geo [flag]
-w Returns WAN IP
-l Returns LAN IP(s)
-r Returns Router IP
-d Returns DNS Nameserver
-m Returns MAC address for interface. Ex. eth0
-g Returns Current IP Geodata
Examples:
geo -g
geo -wlrdgm eth0
Custom Geo Output => [all] [query] [city] [region] [country] [zip] [isp]
Example: geo -a <IP_ADDRESS> -o city,zip,isp
-o [options] Returns Specific Geodata
-a [address] For specific ip in -s
-v Returns Version
-h Returns Help Screen
-u Updates Bash-Snippets
Description: Manage your gists with git and Github API v3
Usage: gist [command] [args]
[star|all] List your gists, use 'star' as argument for your starred gists, 'all' or 'a' for both your and starred gists. Format for each line is: INDEX URL FILE_NUM COMMENT_NUM DESCRIPTION
fetch Update the local list of your gists, 'star' as argument for your starred gists
INDEX Show the path of local gist repo and do custom actions
new Create a new gist with files or STDIN
grep Grep gists by description, filename and content with a given pattern
tag Modify/List tags for a gist
tags List all tags and pinned tags
pin, Pin/Unpin tags, or filter gists with pinned tags
lan Filter gists or list gist with coding languages
detail Show the detail of a gist
edit Edit description for a gist
delete Delete gists by given indices
push Push changes by git
clean Clean local repos of removed gists
config Do configuration
user Get list of gists with a given Github user
github Import selected gist as a new Github repo
help Show the helper message
Example:
gist (Show your gists)
gist tag (Show your gists with tags)
gist fetch (update the list of gists from github.com)
gist 3 (show the repo path of your 3rd gist, and do custom actions)
gist 3 --no-action (show the repo path of your 3rd gist, and do not perform actions)
gist new --desc bar foo (create a new gist with files and description)
Description: Fetch lyrics for a certain song.
Usage: lyrics [flags] or tool [-a] [arg] [-s] [arg]
-a Artist of the song to fetch lyrics for
-s Song of the artist to fetch lyrics for
-f Export the lyrics to file rather than outputting to stdout
-u Update Bash-Snippet Tools
-h Show the help
-v Get the tool version
Examples:
lyrics -a logic -s run it
lyrics -a logic -s run it -f ~/runItLyrics.txt
Description: A lightning fast meme generator
Usage: tool [flags] or tool [flags] [arguments]
-u Update Bash-Snippet Tools
-h Show the help
-f Choose the output filename
-v Get the tool version
Examples:
Description: Provides relevant information about a certain movie.
Usage: movies [flag] or movies [movieToSearch]
-u Update Bash-Snippet Tools
-h Show the help
-v Get the tool version
-d Show detailed information
Examples:
movies Argo
movies Inception
Description: Performs numerical calculations all the way up to symbolic math parsing.
Usage: newton [operation] [expression] or newton [flag]
-u Update Bash-Snippet Tools
-h Show the help
-v Get the tool version
| Operations Sample Expression Sample Result |
|---|
| Simplify [[2x2]+7]*[4x2] 8 x4 + 28 x2 |
| Factor x2 + 2x x (x + 2) |
| Derive x2+2x 2 x + 2 |
| Integrate x2+2x 1/3 x3 + x2 +C |
| Roots/Zeroes x2+2x 2, 0 |
| Tangent 2~x3 12 x + -16 | (Finding tangent line when x=2 for expression x3) |
| Area 2:4~x3 60 | (Finding area under curve from 2 to 4 for expression x3) |
| Cos pi -1 |
| Sin pi 0 |
| Tan pi/4 1 |
| ArcCos 1 0 |
| ArcSin 0 0 |
| ArcTan pi arcsin(pi) |
| Abs -2 2 |
| Log 2~8 3 | (Log base 2 of eight) |
Valid Symbols: + add - subtract [ left parenthesis (you must use brackets bash has a bultin for parenthesis) ] right parenthesis (you must use brackets bash has a bultin for parenthesis) * multiply / divide ^ power : between the range of left and right side (only for area under curve) ~ parameter on right side (only for area, tangent line and log)
Examples:
newton simplify [[2x2]+7]*[4x2]
movies derive x2+2x
Usage: pwned [email]
Description: Checks where an email account has been breached
* -u Update Bash-Snippet Tools
* -h Show the help
* -v Get the tool version
Examples:
* pwned<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Usage: qrify [stringtoturnintoqrcode]
Description: Converts strings or urls into a qr code.
* -u Update Bash-Snippet Tools
* -m Enable multiline support
* -f Save the QRCode to a file
* -d Decode the QR code from a PNG/GIF/JP(E)G file
* -h Show the help
* -v Get the tool version
Examples:
* qrify this is a test string
* qrify -m two \n lines
* qrify -f fileNameHere Insert what you want to encode here
* qrify github.com # notice no http:// or https:// this will fail
* qrify -d fileName.png
Description: Unmasks shortended urls.
Usage: short [shortURL] or short [flag]
-e Expand the following URL
-s Shorten the following URL
-u Update Bash-Snippet Tools
-h Show the help
-v Get the tool version
Example:
Input: short -e tinyurl.com/jhkj
Output: http://possiblemaliciouswebsiteornot.com
Input: short -s google.com
Output: http://ki.tc/23sd1d
Description: Checks the available ciphers for the SSL of an https site.
Usage: siteciphers [flag] or siteciphers [optionalDFlag] [website]
-u Update Bash-Snippet Tools
-h Show the help
-v Get the tool version
-d Set the delay between requests sent to the site (default is 1 sec)
Examples:
siteciphers github.com
siteciphers -d 0.75 google.com
Description: Finds the latest information on a certain stock.
Usage: stocks [flag] or stocks [company/ticker]
-u Update Bash-Snippet Tools
-h Show the help
-v Get the tool version
Examples:
stocks AAPL
stocks Tesla
Description: A recommendation engine that provides 3 similar items based on some input topic. Taste also has the ability to provide information on the item of interest. Supports: shows, books, music, artists, movies, authors, games
Usage: taste [flag] [item]
-i Get more information on similar items
-s Get information on the item itself
-u Update Bash-Snippet Tools
-h Show the help
-v Get the tool version
Examples:
taste -i Kendrick Lamar
taste Catcher in the Ry
taste -s Red Hot Chili Peppers
Description: A simplistic commandline todo list.
Usage: todo [flags] or todo [flags] [arguments]
-c Clear all the current tasks
-r Remove the following task number
-g Get the current tasks
-a Add the following task
-u Update Bash-Snippet Tools
-h Show the help
-v Get the tool version
Examples:
todo -a My very first task
todo -r 1
todo -g
todo -c
Description: Quickly transfer files from the command line.
Usage: transfer [flags] or transfer [flag] [args] or transfer [filePathToUpload]
-d Download a single file
* First arg: Output file directory
* Second arg: File url id
* Third arg: File name
-o Onetime file upload
-u Update Bash-Snippet Tools
-h Show the help
-v Get the tool version
Examples:
transfer ~/fileToTransfer.txt
transfer ~/firstFileToTransfer.txt ~/secondFileToTransfer.txt # upload multiple files at once
transfer -d ~/outputDirectory fileID fileName
transfer -o ~/fileToTransfer.txt
Description: Provides a 3 day forecast on your current location or a specified location. With no flags Weather will default to your current location.
Usage: weather or weather [flag] or weather [country] or weather [city] [state]
weather [optionalLocation] [i][M] get weather in imperial units, optional M means windspeed in m/s
weather [optionalLocation] [m][M] lowercase m gets weather in metric units, optional M means windspeed in m/s
weather [Moon] grabs the phase of the moon
-u Update Bash-Snippet Tools
-h Show the help
-v Get the tool version
Examples:
weather
weather Paris m
weather Tokyo
weather Moon
weather mM
Description: Search and play youtube videos right from the terminal.
Usage: ytview [flag] [string] or ytview [videoToSearch]
-s Searches youtube
-c Shows the latest videos of a channel
-u Update Bash-Snippet Tools
-h Show the help
-v Get the tool version
Examples:
ytview -s Family Guy Chicken Fight
ytview -c Numberphile
With any of the installed tools you can automate the update by running it with the -u option or passing in update as the arguments
or
This will clone the repository and install the new versions of scripts that were installed, if you didn't install a certain tool this script will not install the new version of that tool.
If you don't have the Bash-Snippets folder anymore clone the repository: git clone https://github.com/alexanderepstein/Bash-Snippets`
cd into the Bash-Snippets directory: cd Bash-Snippets
To go through a guided uninstall
Alexander Epstein Github: https://github.com/alexanderepstein
Jake Meyer Github: https://github.com/jakewmeyer
Linyos Torovoltos Github: https://gitbub.com/linyostorovovoltos
MIT License
Copyright (c) 2017 Alex Epstein
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
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Here are the slides from my TacoConf talk on “Anarchism for Fun and Profit”.
Click on each image to go to the next one, or just scroll down leisurely. If you prefer, you can get this as a pdf or keynote.
As is so often the case, a lot of great ideas and concepts were left out to make the story seem more straightforward, and to keep it in the time allotted. I attribute a lot of things to Drucker that were actually developed by a lot of people at the time, and cut out this whole section about Walt Disney, and several other anarchist thinkers. Max Stirner was just one of several relevant continental philosophers on the topic, etc.
Think of this work as a tease, and let it motivate you to go out and learn more.
I’m here today to talk to you all about Anarchism for fun and profit. Usually, the way we use these words, what we really mean is:
play and work. and as I’ll hopefully convince you by the end of this, what we typically think of as play or relaxation is just a brief recovery from what we call “work” which is actually bullshit.
This is what we ought to be doing.
So, I’m gonna give you a little bit of history, mostly to put these ideas into context. Then, I want to talk about how this applies to work, and some things I’ve observed in the world of software development.
Let’s start at the beginning.
“Anarchy” what does that actually mean? It’s not just a slogan for punk bands, but it’s also a pretty broad topic. The definition is right in the word:
“An” meaning “no” or “without”
“Archy” meaning ruler.
So, anarchy is the lack of rulers, hierarchies, and so on.
So, who runs things?
Basically, we all do
Of course, there are degrees of things. But typically, anarchy implies that associations are voluntary rather than forced, and that each person has control over themselves rather than being controlled by someone else.
A lot of this goes back to a guy named Max Stirner. Well, actually named Johan Schmidt. He wrote a book called “The Ego and Its Own”.
One thing that strikes me about Stirner was how similar his lifestyle is to some of ours. They had this philosophy discussion group back in the mid-19th century in a wine bar in Berlin.

I don’t think they biked around eating tacos, and they probably didn’t write JavaScript in coffee shops, but the similarities to the Oakland tech scene are nonetheless pretty striking.
In this book, he said that the individual is consumed and overwhelmed by ghosts and illusions. In order to attain Right Action, these ghosts must be left behind.
Here’s a quote that I think sums up what is so interesting about knowledge workers when they’re really working at their best.
So, in other words, he wasn’t writing because it was his job, he was writing because it’s what he does. He is a writer, and he can’t find out the end of the story unless there’s someone to tell it to.
In this passage, he’s almost half-apologizing for inflicting the truth on society, because he fully expects it will incite revolutions; at the same time saying, “Well, I need to find out the end, so… deal with it.”
More in the modern age,
Bob Black is an American anarchist author, one of the most visible members of the “primativist” movement.
And, certainly, he’s a little bit kooky. But! He wrote a really interesting essay, in his spectacularly bombastic style, called The Abolition of Work. If you aren’t a fan of that style, there’s an essay called In Praise of Idleness by Bertrand Russell, which hits a lot of the same points, but is less confrontational.
He wrote this back in the 80s, and the central thesis of his whole ideology is that we work too much. Back in the hunter gatherer days, he says, people actually didn’t work nearly as much as they do today.
A lot of the work we do doesn’t actually have to be done.
A choice quote from his essay:
You should go read the essay.
So instead of being our best, and enjoying our time, and feeling happy, we get into this cycle of anxiety, guilt, and boredom. Our tasks are boring, so we have a hard time focusing on them, so we don’t get much done, and then we feel guilty, and are anxious that our bosses will find out and we’ll be punished somehow. This anxiety and boredom prevents us from ever achieving that glorious Csikszentmihalyi “flow” state where we have good ideas and feel great.
So, now that we’ve covered the 19th century philosopher anarchists, and the modern day hipster anarchists, I want to switch gears and get a bit more serious here.
How do we make work not sucky?
You really can’t talk about working and management in the modern era without mentioning this guy, Peter Drucker. It’s really rare to look back at someone from a few decades ago, who was writing about the future, and just go, “Yeah… he was right. Dude totally called it.”
He was born in Vienna, and grew up sort of just all over Europe in the years after WW1, eventually moving to the US in the 30s. He was influenced at a early age by Keynes and other economists of that time, but he wrote that he was more interested in the behavior of people rather than the movements of commodities, which is what economists usually focused on.
Viewed now, in light of the science of behavioral economics, it’s clear he was really on to something. Tversky and Kahneman really went on to define that field, but I don’t have time to talk about them. His career basically took off with the work he did at GM.
CONCEPT OF THE CORPORATION
GM, the car company. Drucker was fascinated with the concept of authority, and really believed that making the world a better place would have to be done by the managers running companies, since they held so much power over so many people.
GM hired Drucker to do an extensive analysis of their organization, and from 1943 to 1946, he did just that, resulting in a book called “Concept of the Corporation” which detailed the structure and politics of General Motors, and also delved into its effects on society at large, from the point of view of the political machinations and teams within the organization.
See, up until then, management literature usually focused on a very top-down model.
The idea is that you have a leader, and he has some subordinates. You tell your subordinates what to do, and they do it, possibly by delegating parts of their tasks to their subordinates, and so on. So, the question was, how do we draw this tree so that it is the most effective, and how do we deliver orders that will be followed effectively?
It’s a nice simple model, and it’s probably how most people would go about explaining “The Organization” to someone who wasn’t part of it.
But Drucker’s approach was completely different. He did investigate and explain how GM was organized, and praised them heavily for what was definitely a very scientific approach to developing management techniques and structures.
However, he also showed in this book that this hierarchy is only the tip of the ice berg of what actually happens. In actuality, those captains (or directors, or whatever) talk to one another, and also talk to the sergeants and privates in other departments, and so on.
He noticed that there was all this cross-department interaction, and that the political hierarchy actually got in the way. He suggested taking advantage of this, by structuring the company more like this:
A less hierarchical organization structure, where each business unit would be run more like a separate company with its own autonomy, and the ability to freely communicate with other business units.
Well, that was not taken well at GM, and his book was banned at the company. What’s super interesting is that the Japanese car companies did follow Drucker’s advice and restructure, and proceeded to take advantage of the benefits that Drucker predicted.
This was pretty early in his career. Again and again, the theme runs through Drucker’s work: Decentralize, push decisions to the edges of the organization, plan on changing direction when the environment changes (he called this “planned abandonment”)
What is most fascinating about Drucker, really his “crystal ball” moment, in 1959, in a book called “the landmarks of tomorrow”, he coined the term “Knowledge Worker”
THE LANDMARKS OF TOMORROW
Drucker predicted that the “Blue collar” worker would soon be a thing of the past. Increases in mechanization would eventually increase the productivity of a single manual laborer to the point where we just don’t need people doing that.
He also predicted that the manual labor that is still required would be outsourced to countries in the process of developing their infrastructures in the context of all this increased mechanization.
Society would increasingly rely on what he called “Knowledge Work”, or occupations where people think for a living. Whereas the 20th century is characterized by an increase in efficiency of manual work, the 21st century would be dominated by those who can properly understand and leverage Knowledge Work.
Managing knowledge worker productivity is hard.
The biggest problems is that it’s not even really clear what it is they’re doing. If you have a manual laborer, and his job is to make widgets, you can just count the widgets at the end of the day, and there you go.
But, somewhat by definition, a knowledge worker isn’t making the same thing over and over again, and the means of production is not a machine, but their brain, so we have to define the task, and often defining the task improperly can change perceptions and inadvertently reduce productivity
Once upon a time, you’d either go to school, or not, and then go to a company like GM or ALCOA, or whatever, that existed for as long as you could remember, and you’d climb a nice little ladder, or stay at the bottom, and after 50 years or so, you’d retire.
Well, with Knowledge Work, because it is unstable by its very nature, since the same knowledge doesn’t need to be created repeatedly, many of us – in fact, most of us – will have careers that long outlast the companies we work for. Or, if not, if it’s a google or apple, something with some staying power, by the time your career is over, it’ll be a whole different company, making different things in different ways, etc.
In fact, the industrial revolution had already started this wheel in motion. The information revolution has just accelerated it to the point where we can actually watch it happen in real time.
I’ve worked at a bunch of companies, even technology companies, that still seemed to be stuck in the last century, and didn’t quite “get” what makes knowledge workers work.
I’m sure there are a few people out there who just want to put in their 8 hours like Neitzsche’s Last Man, “earn a living and keep warm”. The rest of the knowledge workers are working to make their jobs obsolete.
Just as the 20th century was devoted to increasing the productivity of manual laborers to the point where a lot of manual labor simply didn’t need to be done, today’s technology is making a lot of inessential knowledge work go away. Already, many tasks have been replaced by software.
As Drucker repeated again and again in his work, if you take away the autonomy of knowledge workers, you take away everything that makes them valuable.
Huge fan of this guy. I think if I had to pick a favorite person I’ve never met but hope I someday do, it’d be Merlin Mann.
You may be familiar with him as the Inbox Zero guy, or 43Folders guy, or @hotdogsladies on twitter, or a bunch of other things. Talk: Who moved my brain?
Merlin Mann’s history is somewhat interesting, and I think parallels the trajectory of a lot of reasonably successful modern-day knowledge workers. He did some web stuff, moved to california, worked at a few companies, pretty much hated it, and then ended up finding a niche where he can do what he’s really passionate about.

In a lot of ways, Merlin Mann reminds me of Peter Drucker, but instead of spending 3 years writing a book to piss off one company, he goes around and talks at companies that never ever invite him back.
A lot of his work focuses on being a better knowledge worker, but also basically behaving like grownups in organizations.
This is one of those things that’s really easy to think you understand, but really hard to actually get, especially for managers.
Even in a lot of places where they’re are ostensibly trying to empower teams, at some level, priorities are still being handed down to them by people who are under the impression that writing a date on a spreadsheet is some sort of contract with the universe.
What this ultimately comes down to is that there are a lot of little unreasonable assumptions and expectations we place on one another without even realizing it.
Managers can say, “Yeah, check email less, reduce communication overhead, work at a sustainable pace, don’t be interrupt driven”, but then when you try to explain what this means: that your employees will only check their email once per day, meetings should have the minimum number of people in them, and so on, they laugh at you like you’re a crazy person.
In my own life, I’ve been unemployed a few times. I’ve been poor, though I was lucky enough to be educated and to have a great support network. I’ve worked for tech companies, and sold vacuum cleaners and other things, I’ve answered phones. Not having a job when I needed money was probably the most stressful time in my life.
But, for a few months in 2010, I didn’t have a job, but I didn’t actually need one. I’d worked at Yahoo for 4 years, and got sort of sick of it. So, I planned out how long my money would last, and decided to see what would happen if I just didn’t have an employer for a while.
I highly recommend knowledge workers do this, at least every few years. I didn’t even realize how burnt out I’d become, and those few months of idleness, well,
it just doesn’t really make much sense to call it “idleness”, since it was one of the most productive times of my life.
Why be productive when you don’t have a job?
Of course, I don’t want to make it seem like jobs are necessarily bad things.
A lot of times, a company gives you access and opportunity to do the things you’re passionate about, and that’s when it’s awesome.
But what really struck me about that time was how I felt so much more motivated to work on node than I ever had felt on any project before. And as I looked around the node community, it seemed really interesting to me in those early days that everyone was working their asses off, and loving it
I don’t know if who first coined this term, but I’ve sometimes referred to the Node.js ecosystem, and particularly the npm registry, as a “mostly anarchic dictatorship”.
That is, there’s definitely leadership, but the leader’s role is shrunken down to almost nothing. Because we built a decent module system, and node provided APIs that were easy to extend, little fiefdoms and satellite projects spun up.
So, it’s maybe not “anarchy” in the purest sense, but it’s about as close as we can get. Anyone has the opportunity to leave and do their own thing, and the leader’s role is mostly just to help everyone out, not to tell them what to do.
The awesome thing about working on an open source project like Node is that it is an anarchy with one dictator who is really answerable to the rest of the community. The leader doesn’t have any control over a person’s income, so if you want a person to work harder, well… you have to make it enticing.
This means that we have to plan for occasional outages, or for people losing interest randomly and disappearing.
The payoff, though, is that people actually have a sense of ownership of what they do, because they’re endowed with a sense of agency, and that attracts more people to come help, and when they’re done with whatever it was that was distracting them, they tend to come back.
Dan Pink has a great talk on this, where he goes through lots and lots of evidence and reproduced studies. The more people feel like they’re in control of what they do, the more than that they are connected via social ties, the more respect they are shown, the better and more creatively they can perform.
It’s not about how many hours you spend in an office. It’s about what you get done, and how good it is.
A lot of times, I think teams tend to forget what their mission is. Or, worse, they may not have ever had one.
It’s definitely helpful sometimes to have meetings or estimate when things will be done. Anarchy isn’t “everyone run in a different direction” (or at least, that’s not very useful or fun most of the time.)

Which really highlights the point that we need “leaders, not managers”
It’s a pretty subtle distinction. But, the verb “lead” really implies a much more active role, and an assumption that we are actually going somewhere. “Managing” means we’re just kinda keeping everything in place.
The person who is ostensibly in charge of a team of knowledge workers needs to be a person who takes on a lot of group-helping tasks, but also is intimately involved in the project. Most of their job has to be to listen, not to tell. Because knowledge work happens best when it’s fun, and > fun cannot be forced
fun cannot be forced.
People work better when they’re having fun. So, this means that you have to let them work on things they care about, help them find good things to work on, and mostly stay out of their way.
So, I’m way over my time limit here I think, but if anyone wants to talk about any of this stuff, I’ll be around. Thanks!


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Rollups consist of all the modules in Pure. There are two rollups available - a regular (responsive) one, and a non-responsive one. Choose that one that's right for your project.
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| Responsive Rollup | http://yui.yahooapis.com/pure/0.4.2/pure-min.css | 4.5KB |
| Non-Responsive Rollup | http://yui.yahooapis.com/pure/0.4.2/pure-nr-min.css | 4.2KB |
Alternate CDNs
The main host for Pure is the Yahoo! CDN where Pure is available over HTTP and individual modules can be combined together in a single combo request. The following table lists alternate CDNs where Pure is hosted.
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| cdnjs | //cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/pure/0.4.2/pure-min.css | Yes | No |
| OSS MaxCDN | //oss.maxcdn.com/libs/pure/0.4.2/pure-min.css | Yes | No |
| Staticfile | http://cdn.staticfile.org/pure/0.4.2/pure-min.css | No | No |
Note: If the latest version of Pure is not yet on one of the alternate CDNs, please contact them to update to the latest version of Pure: 0.4.2.
Individual Modules
You can also pull in the modules individually. The Yahoo! CDN supports combo handling, so you can combo your requests and get a single CSS file back. Here's an example of a combo URL that only includes CSS for Base, Grids, and Forms:
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| Base | http://yui.yahooapis.com/pure/0.4.2/base-min.css |
| Buttons | http://yui.yahooapis.com/pure/0.4.2/buttons-min.css |
| Forms (Responsive) | http://yui.yahooapis.com/pure/0.4.2/forms-min.css |
| Forms (Non-Responsive) | http://yui.yahooapis.com/pure/0.4.2/forms-nr-min.css |
| Grids (Responsive) | http://yui.yahooapis.com/pure/0.4.2/grids-min.css |
| Grids (Non-Responsive) | http://yui.yahooapis.com/pure/0.4.2/grids-nr-min.css |
| Menus (Responsive) | http://yui.yahooapis.com/pure/0.4.2/menus-min.css |
| Menus (Non-Responsive) | http://yui.yahooapis.com/pure/0.4.2/menus-nr-min.css |
| Tables | http://yui.yahooapis.com/pure/0.4.2/tables-min.css |
Skinning
Pure comes with a minimalistic style that allows you to customize it with your own CSS. The YUI Skin Builder is a great tool to use if you need help developing a theme. With a single click, the Skin Builder is able to generate all the CSS necessary to theme Pure.
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2This is the normal situation when the pattern of the sparse matrix is symmetric, which is equivalent to say that the interaction between two variables is reciprocal. If the matrix pattern is non-symmetric we may have one-way interactions, and these could cause a situation in which a boundary point is not a halo point for its neighbour.


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Extract a subcell from the unit cell with sides parallel to those of the unit cell itself.
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