mobileCategory: food
05/28/06 12:47 - ID#32634 
Wegmans and blood pressure
Made a quick trip to wegman's in order to pick up some food for the week. I was also out of protein powder and cliff bars.
While we were there I decided to check out my blood pressure which is normally extremely low. Seemed a little high but I tested it again two minutes later and it was normal. I don't trust that machine but I do want to know why my bloodpressure was like 10-15 points higher than usual. Is it that cholestrol laden protein powder?
Does anyone else go grab a magazine for the checkout adventure? This time I grabbed mobile computing magazine which I paged through with the equivalent passion a suburban fervor teenage girl has for a fashion magazine. "Will I still look nerd trendy enough with my laptop and phone through 2007 or do I need a (insert explicative) model to maintain my geek suave."
In the magazine I saw disney is making cell phones for kids that allow the parents to track the children from their phones. Two words: creepy and cancer. Those kids are gonna have brain tumors the size of lemons by the time they are 15.
Thanks to everyone for coming to the party last night. Who has pictures to post? I think everyone was quite thoroughly inebriated which turned out to be fun. I stayed up with the squireels, (e:robin) and soon to be epeep sarah-paul till about 5am.
Clams taste good at wegmans but these kind freak me the hell out. On eitm ewe were in vacation where they only had these funky clams. It was very dissapointing. I mean I love seafood but these ones remidn me of that Klinmgon dish QAGH (WIKIPEDIA - qagh) - lots of info here -
(e:terry) really wants a passion flower (WIKIPEDIA - passion flower) plants but they are $16.99
While we were there I decided to check out my blood pressure which is normally extremely low. Seemed a little high but I tested it again two minutes later and it was normal. I don't trust that machine but I do want to know why my bloodpressure was like 10-15 points higher than usual. Is it that cholestrol laden protein powder?
Does anyone else go grab a magazine for the checkout adventure? This time I grabbed mobile computing magazine which I paged through with the equivalent passion a suburban fervor teenage girl has for a fashion magazine. "Will I still look nerd trendy enough with my laptop and phone through 2007 or do I need a (insert explicative) model to maintain my geek suave."
In the magazine I saw disney is making cell phones for kids that allow the parents to track the children from their phones. Two words: creepy and cancer. Those kids are gonna have brain tumors the size of lemons by the time they are 15.
Thanks to everyone for coming to the party last night. Who has pictures to post? I think everyone was quite thoroughly inebriated which turned out to be fun. I stayed up with the squireels, (e:robin) and soon to be epeep sarah-paul till about 5am.
Clams taste good at wegmans but these kind freak me the hell out. On eitm ewe were in vacation where they only had these funky clams. It was very dissapointing. I mean I love seafood but these ones remidn me of that Klinmgon dish QAGH (WIKIPEDIA - qagh) - lots of info here -
(e:terry) really wants a passion flower (WIKIPEDIA - passion flower) plants but they are $16.99
Permalink: Wegmans_and_blood_pressure.html
Words: 321
Location: Buffalo, NY
Category: nature
05/27/06 04:39 - 72ºF - ID#32632
Inky Caps Eat Plants
The inkycap mushrooms in our yard are destroying everything near them. I have never seen them be so killer. It kind of looks like a miny gang of zombies. I wonder if the plants have nightmares about them.
There are spreading, where will it stop.
There are spreading, where will it stop.
Permalink: Inky_Caps_Eat_Plants.html
Words: 55
Location: Buffalo, NY
Category: elmwood
05/27/06 04:20 - 70ºF - ID#32631
The Crazy Lady on Elmwood
The crazy lady on elmwood was extremely riled up today. Frankly, she seems like she is starting to be dangerous. She was screaming at people and got in the coop and started freaking out. Then she marched outside and started screaming at the top of her lungs. I recorded a bit but then decided to get the hell away from here. (e:mike), it the one that freaked out that you weren't fighting in Iraq.
Anyways, she seems like she really need help, like maybe she forgot to take her medication but I think everyone is so afraid of her that she will never get help. I can't imagine what she must feel like. Does anyone know her story?
After the recording some guy out front of the laundromat told her to shut up and she freaked out on him too. You can hear him say shut up at the end of the recording. She told him that he doesn't even care that he ripped her off and stole her money because he is just going to get in his starship and fly away. She has seriously lost it.
Coop food is too damn expensive. I think I am done shopping there again. I can't afford a mansion and yuppy food. It's one or the other.
I mean it cost about $30 for some fruit and a couple thai soup packs.
Anyways, she seems like she really need help, like maybe she forgot to take her medication but I think everyone is so afraid of her that she will never get help. I can't imagine what she must feel like. Does anyone know her story?
After the recording some guy out front of the laundromat told her to shut up and she freaked out on him too. You can hear him say shut up at the end of the recording. She told him that he doesn't even care that he ripped her off and stole her money because he is just going to get in his starship and fly away. She has seriously lost it.
Coop food is too damn expensive. I think I am done shopping there again. I can't afford a mansion and yuppy food. It's one or the other.
I mean it cost about $30 for some fruit and a couple thai soup packs.
Permalink: The_Crazy_Lady_on_Elmwood.html
Words: 234
Location: Buffalo, NY
Category: programming
05/27/06 10:37 - 59ºF - ID#32630
Javascript Prototypes Part II
Here is a good example I wrote of javascript prototypes that extend other objects. (e:paul,4369) was part one and both were in reference to (e:zobar,59)
[box]<html>
<body>
<script type="text/javascript">
/*create a sound object for making sounds*/
sound = function(noise){
this.setNoise(noise);
}
/*add new prototype to output the noise */
sound.prototype = {
/*set the noise echoed on sound.out)*/
setNoise : function(noise){
this.noise = noise || 'plain sound';
},
/*output the noise*/
out : function(numTimes){
var noise ='"';
for(x=0;x<numTimes;x++){
noise += this.noise;
if(x<numTimes-1){ noise +=', ';}
}
return noise+'!"';
}
}
/*create a animal object for making animals that make sounds*/
animal = function(name, noise){
this.setName(name);
this.vocals = new sound(noise);
}
animal.prototype = {
/*set the name of the animal*/
setName : function(name){
this.name = name || 'another animal';
},
/*prototype to wrap sound.out*/
talk : function(times){
alert(this.name +" said "+this.vocals.out(times));
},
/*prototype to wrap sound.setNoise*/
changeVocals : function(noise){
mySquirrel.vocals.setNoise(noise);
}
}
/*instantiate an animal ( a squirrel that barks) and make it talk */
mySquirrel = new animal('squirrelio', 'bark');
mySquirrel.talk(3);
mySquirrel.changeVocals('ruff');
mySquirrel.talk(4);
</script>
</body>
</html>
[/box]
A lot of people have come up with different methods for dealing with inheritance. Here is one page that explains it and here is another that abstracts it a bit.
Once you are into the prototyping system you can make your own system to make extending and inheriting easier.
[box]<html>
<body>
<script type="text/javascript">
/*create a sound object for making sounds*/
sound = function(noise){
this.setNoise(noise);
}
/*add new prototype to output the noise */
sound.prototype = {
/*set the noise echoed on sound.out)*/
setNoise : function(noise){
this.noise = noise || 'plain sound';
},
/*output the noise*/
out : function(numTimes){
var noise ='"';
for(x=0;x<numTimes;x++){
noise += this.noise;
if(x<numTimes-1){ noise +=', ';}
}
return noise+'!"';
}
}
/*create a animal object for making animals that make sounds*/
animal = function(name, noise){
this.setName(name);
this.vocals = new sound(noise);
}
animal.prototype = {
/*set the name of the animal*/
setName : function(name){
this.name = name || 'another animal';
},
/*prototype to wrap sound.out*/
talk : function(times){
alert(this.name +" said "+this.vocals.out(times));
},
/*prototype to wrap sound.setNoise*/
changeVocals : function(noise){
mySquirrel.vocals.setNoise(noise);
}
}
/*instantiate an animal ( a squirrel that barks) and make it talk */
mySquirrel = new animal('squirrelio', 'bark');
mySquirrel.talk(3);
mySquirrel.changeVocals('ruff');
mySquirrel.talk(4);
</script>
</body>
</html>
[/box]
A lot of people have come up with different methods for dealing with inheritance. Here is one page that explains it
and here is another that abstracts it a bit. Once you are into the prototyping system you can make your own system to make extending and inheriting easier.
Permalink: Javascript_Prototypes_Part_II.html
Words: 268
Location: Buffalo, NY
Category: programming
05/27/06 12:11 - 64ºF - ID#32629
Javascript Prototypes
Believe it or not, I love javascript so much.
SIDENOTE ON SUREBERT
If you want to use surebert for any AJAX stuff at artvoice, feel free. It allows you to easily post data to any page. Here is the non-compressed js version so you can see what is going on.
Prototypes
(e:zobar,59) if you already know this then maybe this is a waste because no one else is going to read it besides maybe (e:enknot) who already knows this because we talk shop all day at work, but in case you haven't thought about it, you can write very extensible objects in javascript using protypes.
In fact, I would argue that the prototype if the basis of complicated OOP in javascript. The prototype is applied to every instance of the object without having to copy the function as it is when declared as a function within the constructor.
Here is how I would write it
Greeter = function(yourName){
this.yourName = yourName;
}
Greeter.prototype.getTimeOfDay = function(timeOfDay){
alert('Good ' + timeOfDay + ', ' + this.yourName);
}
greetZ = new Greeter('Zobar');
greetP = new Greeter('Paul');
greetZ.getTimeOfDay('afternoon');//'Good afternoon, Zobar'
greetZ.getTimeOfDay('evening');// 'Good evening, Zobar'
greetZ.getTimeOfDay('evening');// 'Good evening, Paul'
[/box]
Because everything is an object in javascript, if you have mutliple prototypes for an object you can easily write them like below which look very neat and organized when used with large objects.
[box]
Greeter = function(yourName){
this.yourName = yourName;
}
//javascript object notation for attaching multiple protoypes to an object.Although you could write each one as Greeter.prototype.name of function, I think when have lots of protypes this looks neater. You can also add any of properties as a prototype. In this case I am also creating a property called job. that can be referred to as instanceName.job e.g. greetZ.job you can even attach protoype arrays this way
Greeter.prototype = {
'job' : 'programmer',
getTimeOfDay : function(timeOfDay){
alert('Good ' + timeOfDay + ', ' + this.yourName);
},
getRandNumber : function(min,max){
min = min || 0;
max = max || 100;
alert(Math.floor(Math.random()*max+min));
},
sayHello : function(){
alert("Hello, "+this.yourName);
}
}
greetZ = new Greeter('Zobar');
greetP = new Greeter('Paul');
greetZ.getTimeOfDay('afternoon');//'Good afternoon, Zobar'
greetZ.sayHello();// 'Hello, Zobar'
greetZ.getRandNumber(10,30);// 'Good evening, Paul'
SIDENOTE ON SUREBERT
If you want to use surebert
for any AJAX stuff at artvoice, feel free. It allows you to easily post data to any page. Here is the non-compressed js version so you can see what is going on.Prototypes
(e:zobar,59) if you already know this then maybe this is a waste because no one else is going to read it besides maybe (e:enknot) who already knows this because we talk shop all day at work, but in case you haven't thought about it, you can write very extensible objects in javascript using protypes.
In fact, I would argue that the prototype if the basis of complicated OOP in javascript. The prototype is applied to every instance of the object without having to copy the function as it is when declared as a function within the constructor.
Here is how I would write it
Greeter = function(yourName){
this.yourName = yourName;
}
Greeter.prototype.getTimeOfDay = function(timeOfDay){
alert('Good ' + timeOfDay + ', ' + this.yourName);
}
greetZ = new Greeter('Zobar');
greetP = new Greeter('Paul');
greetZ.getTimeOfDay('afternoon');//'Good afternoon, Zobar'
greetZ.getTimeOfDay('evening');// 'Good evening, Zobar'
greetZ.getTimeOfDay('evening');// 'Good evening, Paul'
[/box]
Because everything is an object in javascript, if you have mutliple prototypes for an object you can easily write them like below which look very neat and organized when used with large objects.
[box]
Greeter = function(yourName){
this.yourName = yourName;
}
//javascript object notation for attaching multiple protoypes to an object.Although you could write each one as Greeter.prototype.name of function, I think when have lots of protypes this looks neater. You can also add any of properties as a prototype. In this case I am also creating a property called job. that can be referred to as instanceName.job e.g. greetZ.job you can even attach protoype arrays this way
Greeter.prototype = {
'job' : 'programmer',
getTimeOfDay : function(timeOfDay){
alert('Good ' + timeOfDay + ', ' + this.yourName);
},
getRandNumber : function(min,max){
min = min || 0;
max = max || 100;
alert(Math.floor(Math.random()*max+min));
},
sayHello : function(){
alert("Hello, "+this.yourName);
}
}
greetZ = new Greeter('Zobar');
greetP = new Greeter('Paul');
greetZ.getTimeOfDay('afternoon');//'Good afternoon, Zobar'
greetZ.sayHello();// 'Hello, Zobar'
greetZ.getRandNumber(10,30);// 'Good evening, Paul'
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Words: 389
Location: Buffalo, NY
Category: pets
05/26/06 01:16 - 69ºF - ID#32628
My house at 3:30am
At about 4:40 I decided to stop programming and head off to bed. The sugar glider seemed really unjhappy with this decision. Maybe it is because I shut off al the lights and she was hunting for ants. She ate one of those giant tanker ones. It was fun to watch her captture it. So when i wen tto bed she started barking like crazy. It is really as loud as a dog.
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Words: 74
Location: Buffalo, NY
Category: dance
05/26/06 11:27 - 64ºF - ID#32627
Terrible Feeling
I feel the beginning of being sick on the night I wanted to go see Dieselboy and Dj Dara at the OPM lounge. I guess it cost $15 which was kind of expensive considering there would be very little dance space I am sure but it is probably the last opportunity I would have to see that combo in my life. I guess I have to start giving shit up in order to pay for the mansion.
Permalink: Terrible_Feeling.html
Words: 78
Location: Buffalo, NY
Category: food
05/25/06 11:35 - 69ºF - ID#32626
Lunches
Everyday I eat lunch with (e:enknot). It is probably the favorite part of my day. We talk about nerdy computer stuff and get really excited about what we are doing, gossip a bit and eat good food. Today we decided to switch it up and eat at the sub shop on North.
Besides the walking and beautiful weather it was a waste. The food was really bad, as was the service. The counter girl was kind of nice, but the kitchen dude was kind of a jerk. The atomsphere was ueber tacky and the paneling wasn't even sheik in the 70s.
I didn't even take a picture of the food. My french fries tasted like fish and not in a good way.
It was so pale in comparison to the roswelll lunches. I feel bad that it was so plain the day (e:jenks) visited. The next day, this was the entree.
This morning at work we had a fire alarm that freaked me the hell out. I didn't even breathe because I was so scared of what could be burning in the cell and virology building. The alarm was so loud and scary.
Besides the walking and beautiful weather it was a waste. The food was really bad, as was the service. The counter girl was kind of nice, but the kitchen dude was kind of a jerk. The atomsphere was ueber tacky and the paneling wasn't even sheik in the 70s.
I didn't even take a picture of the food. My french fries tasted like fish and not in a good way.
It was so pale in comparison to the roswelll lunches. I feel bad that it was so plain the day (e:jenks) visited. The next day, this was the entree.
This morning at work we had a fire alarm that freaked me the hell out. I didn't even breathe because I was so scared of what could be burning in the cell and virology building. The alarm was so loud and scary.
Permalink: Lunches.html
Words: 205
Location: Buffalo, NY
Category: downtown
05/25/06 07:58 - 73ºF - ID#32625
Thursday at the square
Here I am at thursday in the square with (e:enknot), increaisngly frustrated that I have not developed a tool to send a mass sms (text messgae) to peeps about where I am. I am going to make it tomorrow so we can easily meet up on the go. It will be great.
I have 4 bumper sticker with me in case I met anyone.
Beer makes my face numb.
Why do these satan worshipping freaks come to protest.
I have 4 bumper sticker with me in case I met anyone.
Beer makes my face numb.
Missing Image ;(
Why do these satan worshipping freaks come to protest.
Permalink: Thursday_at_the_square.html
Words: 94
Location: Buffalo, NY
Category: nonna
05/25/06 12:08 - 59ºF - ID#32624
I miss you Nonna
As (e:mike,500) has pointed out, it has been a year since Nonna died. It was weird to relive the moment on my journal (e:paul,3377)
I still often think that she is there when I go to the house. I always expect her to answer the door.
I still often think that she is there when I go to the house. I always expect her to answer the door.
Permalink: I_miss_you_Nonna.html
Words: 48
Location: Buffalo, NY
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Go here and every few months I'll post a code for free shipping: :::link:::
Till 12:00 midnight Mat 29th it's: SPRING06
And those clams are way to old to eat and not stored proper.... They look like they were sitting in their own waste for too long.
I used to have 180/130 in Buffalo. No, you read that right. Yes, it _was_ 180/130.
Now I've stopped measuring it. ;-)