Ian Random

I've been baffled for decades why my fatigue improves after travel or staying at my brother's place. They said I'm a diabetic, but my blood sugar goes to 100 after 2 hours of driving. My eye doctor said I probably have Sjogren's and the blood test is worthless. Unfortunately, the best test is eye lubrication generation, not swollen lymph nodes and blood work which PCP's depend on. So I never got that referral to the rheumatologist. I got laid off, so no thinking about computers for 24 hours a day. I sought to wondering about B-Cell and heart conditions, there was some indication of an issue. So I pondered if sleeping on my left side at my brother's helped. That led me to sleeping on your side for heart health and that mentioned lymph drainage. So I googled lymph drainage and found exercises for post breast surgery. I noticed that I sleep like one of the suggested with my arms crossed on couches like at my brother's. Or driving, my arms are pressing against

I'm giving up a on writing a unique scraper for every entertainment site. I'm just going to scrape all the links and deal with the mess in PostgreSQL. I removed a bunch of stuff, hopefully it still works. Great formatting site: https://codeformatter.blogspot.com/ #!/bin/bash rss_host="POTATO" if [ "$DISPLAY" == "" ]; then export DISPLAY=:0 else echo "$DISPLAY" fi if [ "$XDG_RUNTIME_DIR" == "" ]; then export XDG_RUNTIME_DIR=/run/user/1000 fi if [ "$QT_QPA_PLATFORM" == "" ]; then export QT_QPA_PLATFORM=offscreen fi if [ -t 0 ]; then echo "Interactive Mode" else echo "batch mode" waittime=`expr $RANDOM / 300` echo "waitting $waittime" #sleep $waittime fi if [ "$1" != "" ]; then echo "Update Scrape time/fetched" psql rss -h $rss_host -t -q -c "

Now with my enhanced free time, between cover letters I do some coding. I need a standard to measure any stock strategy against. So I came-up with a random buy and sell at >$1 increase. There is so much potential money just with random buys, but buy & hold easily trumps it. To me this explains the people that write a book and say they are an expert. They probably just got lucky. BUY,  1999-10-25, 42.88 SELL,  1999-10-27, 50.0 BUY,  1999-11-03, 66.5 SELL,  1999-11-08, 75.38 BUY,  1999-11-09, 72.25 SELL,  1999-11-18, 77.75 BUY,  1999-11-19, 88.0 SELL,  2000-01-04, 93.0 BUY,  2000-01-07, 87.5 SELL,  2000-01-10, 90.0 BUY,  2000-01-12, 85.88 SELL,  2000-01-14, 91.12 BUY,  2000-01-19, 115.12 SELL,  2000-01-20, 130.75 BUY,  2000-01-21, 120.0 SELL,  2000-01-26, 131.5 BUY,  2000-01-27, 135.5 SELL,  2000-02-03, 156.0 BUY,  2000-02-10, 220.0 SELL,  2000-02-11, 239.5 BUY,  2000-02-14, 230.44 SELL,  2000-02-29, 258.38 BUY,  2000-03-03, 260.0 SELL,  2000-03-06, 266.0

My old hosting service was partnering with sites that endlessly harassed me and my family. So I said decided to shut it down, now that I'm laid off. I'll continue to post my observations on my potential B-Cell disorder as diagnosed by my eye doctor. One thing that is getting me is that doctors always check the lymph notes. If you're body was frying you alive for years, you're probably fat enough to shield them from light. I keep forgetting to show my doctors the rash on my neck which I thought was caused by stubble. My eyebrows still swell under bare fluorescent lights, but I take measures to deal with that. Apparently, there is a better test than the blood test. Measuring the eye's wetting ability with a filter paper under the lower lid. I have yet to see any doctor propose that.