--- layout: post title: Java Inheritance VS C# Inheritance date: 2009-06-19 18:06:36.000000000 +02:00 categories: [] tags: - C# - Inheritance - Java status: publish type: post published: true meta: _edit_last: '1' author: login: admin email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>display_name: Philippe first_name: Philippe last_name: Vlérick excerpt: !ruby/object:Hpricot::Doc options: {} ---
This topic is very basic, but I felt like writing something on simple subjects that may be misunderstood. It is also a good excuse to go in language specifications and read all the details that most of the people don't like to read... As I'm working in Java now, I quite like to compare the two languages to see where are the differences and make sure I don't do any silly mistake.
So, when it comes to inheritance, there is a big difference between Java and C#.
In a Java subclass, you can override any method of the superclass. The method that is to be called is always determined at run time. So for example, if you write code like this:
public class Parent { public String sayHello() { return "Hello from Parent"; } } public class Child extends Parent { public String sayHello() { return "Hello from Child"; } }
If you create a new instance of the Child class, when you call the sayHello() method, it is always the Child one that will be called, no matter what the declaration class is. So, you can teat an instance of Child as an instance of Parent, but the methods called will be the ones from Child (if they are overriden, of course).
Code like this:
Parent o = new Child(); System.out.println(o.sayHello());
will output this:
Hello from Child
In C#, things are a bit different. C# language needs to be told which method can be overriden (declared as virtual), and which method overrides (declared as override). So to have the same behavior as Java, C# code has to look like this:
class Parent { public virtual String SayHello() { return "Hello from Parent"; } } class Child : Parent { public override String SayHello() { return "Hello from Child"; } }
If the virtual and override are omitted (or just the override, actually), then it is the Parent's method that is executed when the Child object is declared as Parent.
In C# language specification, there is a clear explanation on how is behaves:
In a virtual method invocation, the run-time type of the instance for which that invocation takes place determines the actual method implementation to invoke. In a non-virtual method invocation, the compile-time type of the instance is the determining factor.
To sum it up, in Java the method called will be determined by the instantiation class, while in C# it will depend on how the class and the calling code is written. C# gives you much more flexibility, but it is more complicated and the capacity for a class to override a method is determined by its parent class. With Java, you loose the ability to call the parent's method, but is that very useful? On the other hand, C# ensures that if you don't want a method to be overriden, it won't be.
Oh and we forgot to talk about the new keyword in C#. I never came across code that used it, but a nice description is given here.


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This story at the BBC talks about a recent survey into MMS usage. It's presented in a fairly negative light: the writer concentrates on how little this stuff is getting used, but I actually found it quite positive.
"83% have never sent an MMS
45% do not have compatible mobiles
17% did not know how to send a message
78% of MMS users have sent pictures of friends or family
27% had sent music clips
14% had sent sports clips"
This is fantastic: looking at this survey another way, 17% of the population have used MMS, well over half have mobiles which can handle it today, and 83% know how to send a message.
Given that MMS is a completely new sort of service (try not to look at it as "SMS with pictures", it's positioned, priced and used in a completely different way), and that it requires users to have relatively recently (<2 years old) kit to work, I think this is excellent news.


Nokia 3.1 Plus, 6.1, 6.1 Plus, 7.1, 8 Sirocco and 9 PureView get the November 2019 patch
by StipeNokia Mobile started strong this week by releasing the latest Google Security Patch for November for a number of devices. Our Nokia 7 plus received the update yesterday, but users with devices across the portfolio started reporting about the update availability.
The device that started receiving the update include the Nokia 6 and Nokia 6.1 Plus. The update for Nokia 6.1 is 97.2MB in size, while the patch for Nokia 6.1 Plus is 62MB in size. The update for Nokia 7.1, just containing the November security update, is 62.3MB in size, while Nokia 8 Sirocco got a 94.3MB update.
The November update also hit the Nokia 3.1 Plus (97.7MB) and the current flagship device, the Nokia 9 PureView (81.8MB).
Nokia Mobile also updated its update tracker on 18th November with the latest info about the availability of particular updates for particular devices. You can check Nokia Mobile’s tracker here.
We also started tracking the updates to bring some order into the “update mess”, because Nokia Mobile has over 20 devices that receive monthly updates. Our tracker is here and do let us know if we miss something.
Thanks Derry, NokiaMob lover and others for the tip. 🙂


| mmsodaAbortOptim | Determines whether all parameters have sufficiently converged |
| mmsodaAllComb | Computes all combinations of the elements of the input arguments. Implemented by Jos van der Geest. See www.mathworks.com. |
| mmsodaCalcObjScore | Runs the model and evaluates the objective function |
| mmsodaContinue | Determine whether the optimization algorithm should still go on |
| mmsodaEvolveComplex | Applies a Metropolis annealing method to evolve complexes |
| mmsodaGelmanRubin | Calculates the Gelman-Rubin potential scale reduction statistic |
| mmsodaGenerateOffspring | Proposes new offspring |
| mmsodaInitialize | Processes text-based options to the mmsoda algortihm |
| mmsodaPartComplexes | Partitions the evaluated points into complexes based on objective score |
| mmsodaPrepSeqArray | Prepares the 3D sequences array for new offspring |
| mmsodaPrepRejArray | Prepares the 3D metropolisRejects array for rejected offspring |
| mmsoda | Main program of optimization algorithm |
| mmsodaStratDraw | Stratified sampling |
| mmsodaStratRandDraw | Stratified random sampling |
| mmsodaUnifRandDraw | Uniform random sampling |
| enkf/mmsodaCalcEnsembleCov | Calculates the covariance of the prior predictions |
| enkf/mmsodaCalcInnovations | Calculates the innovations |
| enkf/mmsodaCalcKalmanGain | Calculates the Kalman gain matrix |
| enkf/mmsodaCalcMeasErrCov | Calculates the covariance of the perturbed observations |
| enkf/mmsodaEnKF | Main function for the EnKF part |
| enkf/mmsodaProcessBundle | Helper function that process a bundle of tasks; bundles can consist of model tasks or of objective function tasks. |
| enkf/mmsodaUpdateStates | Update the a priori state values with the innovations |
| mo/mmsodaCalcPareto | Calculate the Pareto scores given a set of objective scores for a popluation of parameter sets |
| mo/mmsodaRecalcPareto | Recalculate the Pareto scores |
| mmsodaAnalyzeTimings | Visual aid for analyzing network traffic overhead and load balancing between worker nodes. |
| mmsodaMargHist | Visualizes the multidimensional density distribution using marginal 1D histograms |
| mmsodaMatrixOfScatter | Visualizes the multidimensional density distribution using a matrix of marginal 2D scatter plots |
| mmsodaPlotEnsemble | Visualizes the trace of selected members through state space |
| mmsodaPlotGelmanRubin | Visualizes how the Gelman-Rubin scale reduction criterion varies with each generation |
| mmsodaPlotPaCo | Creates a parallel coordinates plot of the parameters |
| mmsodaPlotSeq | Visualizes how sequences are shuffled collections of parameters |
| mmsodaVisualization1 | Dynamic visualization script, displaying information on marginal parameter distributions and Gelman-Rubin convergence |
| mmsodaVisualization2 | Dynamic visualization script, displaying information on marginal parameter distributions, objective score, Gelman-Rubin convergence, and Markov chains |
| mmsodaVisualization3 | Dynamic visualization script, displaying information on marginal parameter distributions, objective score and Markov chains |
| mmsodaVisualization4 | Dynamic visualization script, displaying information on Gelman-Rubin convergence, 2-D marginal parameter distributions, and Markov chains |
| mmsodaVisualization5 | Dynamic visualization script, displaying information on 1-D marginal parameter distributions, Gelman-Rubin convergence, obective function score, and 2-D marginal parameter distributions |
| mmsodaCopyMakefile | Copies the default Makefile to the current directory. |
| mmsodaDiffStruct | Function that analyzes two configuration structs and checks if they amount to the same type of optimization. Useful for resuming an aborted optimization. |
| mmsodaLoadSettings | Reads default values to configuration variables which the user hasn't specified but which are needed. |
| mmsodaOpenBrowser | Opens an external web browser. |
| mmsodaOpenPdf | Opens a PDF document in an external PDF viewer. |
| mmsodaParsePairs | Parses optional input parameter to various functions. |
| mmsodaPrepParallelFiles | Calls mmsodaCopyMakefile and mmsodaWriteJobscript. |
| mmsodaroot | Returns the root of the MMSODA Toolbox for MATLAB. |
| mmsodaSubplotScreen | Provides functionality similar to MATLAB's built in subplot, but acting on figures instead of on axes within a figure. |
| mmsodaUnpack | Unpacks information from the model and objective function m-files, and assigns it to the right variables. |
| mmsodaVerifyFieldNames | Verifies whether the configuration variables are all valid and consistent. |
| mmsodaWriteJobscript | Helps you to construct PBS jobscripts and shell scripts. |
| subaxes | Provides similar functionality as subplot, except with higher information content; less whitespace in between axes. |
| uimatlab | Returns true if the code is executed in MATLAB. |
| uioctave | Returns true if the code is executed in Octave. |
| The dynamic model | About the model. |
| The objective function | About the objective function. |


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- scrollTo() - Method in class com.github.mkolisnyk.sirius.client.ui.controls.Control
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Scrolls screen to current element.
- scrollTo(Control, boolean) - Method in class com.github.mkolisnyk.sirius.client.ui.Page
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Swipes screen till specific control appears.
- scrollTo(boolean) - Method in class com.github.mkolisnyk.sirius.client.ui.Page
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Swipes screen to the upper/lower limit of the page.
- scrollTo(Control, ScrollTo) - Method in class com.github.mkolisnyk.sirius.client.ui.Page
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Swipes screen till specific control appears.
- scrollTo(Control) - Method in class com.github.mkolisnyk.sirius.client.ui.Page
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- scrollTo(String, boolean) - Method in class com.github.mkolisnyk.sirius.client.ui.Page
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Swipes screen till specific text appears.
- scrollTo(String, ScrollTo) - Method in class com.github.mkolisnyk.sirius.client.ui.Page
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Swipes screen till specific text appears.
- scrollTo(String) - Method in class com.github.mkolisnyk.sirius.client.ui.Page
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- ScrollTo - Enum in com.github.mkolisnyk.sirius.client.ui
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Enumeration which is used for scrolling operations.
- section(String) - Method in class com.github.mkolisnyk.sirius.client.ui.Page
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Looks for nested page object by specific name.
- section(String, Class<T>) - Method in class com.github.mkolisnyk.sirius.client.ui.Page
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Looks for nested page object by specific name.
- selectByText(String) - Method in class com.github.mkolisnyk.sirius.client.ui.controls.SelectList
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Performs list item selection by the text specified.
- SelectList - Class in com.github.mkolisnyk.sirius.client.ui.controls
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Control extension which wraps Select instance and corresponds to the list objects
(e.g.
- SelectList(Page, By) - Constructor for class com.github.mkolisnyk.sirius.client.ui.controls.SelectList
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Default constructor which binds page the control belongs to and the locator to
find the element on page.
- sendKeys(String) - Static method in class com.github.mkolisnyk.sirius.client.ui.predicates.Actions
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Predicate for sending sequence of keys to specific element.
- set(Operation<? extends Editable, Editable>) - Method in class com.github.mkolisnyk.sirius.client.ui.controls.Editable
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.
- setCurrent(Page) - Static method in class com.github.mkolisnyk.sirius.client.ui.Page
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Sets the current page for current thread instance.
- setDefaultConfigFile(String) - Static method in class com.github.mkolisnyk.sirius.client.Configuration
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Sets the default location for the configuration file.
- setDefaultPagesPackage(String) - Static method in class com.github.mkolisnyk.sirius.client.ui.Page
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Sets package name which is used as the root package for all
page classes in the entire solution.
- setExcludeFromSearch(boolean) - Method in class com.github.mkolisnyk.sirius.client.ui.controls.Control
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Sets the state whether current control is supposed to be excluded from search while
using Page#isCurrent(long)
method.
- setFormat(String) - Method in class com.github.mkolisnyk.sirius.client.ui.controls.Control
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Sets the string which can be used in custom controls when the data is to
be retrieved based on some specific format (e.g.
- setItemLocatorText(String) - Method in class com.github.mkolisnyk.sirius.client.ui.controls.Control
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Sets item locator value.
- setScrollDirection(ScrollTo) - Method in class com.github.mkolisnyk.sirius.client.ui.controls.Control
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Sets the direction of scrolling.
- setScrollTo(String) - Method in class com.github.mkolisnyk.sirius.client.ui.controls.Control
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Sets text to scroll to in case element isn't immediately available on page.
- setState(boolean) - Method in class com.github.mkolisnyk.sirius.client.ui.controls.CheckBox
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Sets checked/unchecked state depending on input parameter.
- Setters - Class in com.github.mkolisnyk.sirius.client.ui.predicates
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Collects predicates which are responsible for various set operations.
- setTimeout(int) - Static method in class com.github.mkolisnyk.sirius.client.ui.Page
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Assigns new timeout value.
- setValue(String) - Method in class com.github.mkolisnyk.sirius.client.ui.controls.CheckBox
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- setValue(String) - Method in class com.github.mkolisnyk.sirius.client.ui.controls.Edit
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- setValue(String) - Method in class com.github.mkolisnyk.sirius.client.ui.controls.Editable
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Common method for setting values.
- setValue(String) - Method in class com.github.mkolisnyk.sirius.client.ui.controls.RadioButton
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- setValue(String) - Method in class com.github.mkolisnyk.sirius.client.ui.controls.SelectList
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- States - Class in com.github.mkolisnyk.sirius.client.ui.predicates
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The container of Control state predicates.
- SubItem - Annotation Type in com.github.mkolisnyk.sirius.client.ui
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Annotation which is used for complex elements processing.
- SubItems - Annotation Type in com.github.mkolisnyk.sirius.client.ui
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Placeholder for multiple
SubItem
annotations.
- swipeScreen(boolean, boolean, boolean) - Method in class com.github.mkolisnyk.sirius.client.ui.Page
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- swipeScreen(boolean, boolean, boolean, int) - Method in class com.github.mkolisnyk.sirius.client.ui.Page
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Performs scrolling operation which scrolls to the size of visible screen.
- switchTo() - Method in class com.github.mkolisnyk.sirius.client.ui.Page
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Method responsible for switching to frame/window represented by
current page object.


ofxCvFloatImage
ofxCvFloatImage is an image class that represents the values of each color of each pixel as float values, on a scale of 0.0 - 1.0. They are a more precise but heavier (i.e. requiring more memory) way representing the data in an image. Keep in mind though that most of the image operations in OpenCV expect a grayscale image, which you can construct using the ofxCvGrayscaleImage. If you're loading image data from another image you might want to check what image scale is being used with the image to ensure that you don't get your scales wrong.
- addWeighted(...)
- clear()
- contrastStretch()
- convertToRange(...)
- flagImageChanged()
- getFloatPixelsRef()
- getNativeScaleMax()
- getNativeScaleMin()
- getPixelsAsFloats()
- getRoiFloatPixelsRef()
- getRoiPixelsAsFloats()
- operator&=(...)
- operator*=(...)
- operator/=(...)
- operator=(...)
- resize(...)
- scaleIntoMe(...)
- set(...)
- setFromPixels(...)
- setNativeScale(...)
- setRoiFromPixels(...)
ofxCvFloatImage methods
addWeighted(...)
void ofxCvFloatImage::addWeighted(ofxCvGrayscaleImage &mom, float f)
Copies the pixel data of an ofxCvGrayscaleImage into the pixel data of the ofxCvShortImage.
contrastStretch()
void ofxCvFloatImage::contrastStretch()
This increases the contrast of the image remapping the brightest points in the image to 255 and the darkest points in the image to 0.
convertToRange(...)
void ofxCvFloatImage::convertToRange(float min, float max)
Maps the pixels of an image to the min and max range passed in.
second.convertToRange(100, 140); // super low contrast
flagImageChanged()
void ofxCvFloatImage::flagImageChanged()
Flag whether the image pixel data has changed so that the ofTexture can be updated.
getFloatPixelsRef()
ofFloatPixels & ofxCvFloatImage::getFloatPixelsRef()
Returns a ofFloatPixels that contains the pixels of the image.
getNativeScaleMax()
float ofxCvFloatImage::getNativeScaleMax()
If you've set the native scale max and min using setNativeScale() this returns the maximum value.
getNativeScaleMin()
float ofxCvFloatImage::getNativeScaleMin()
If you've set the native scale max and min using setNativeScale() this returns the minimum value.
getPixelsAsFloats()
float * ofxCvFloatImage::getPixelsAsFloats()
Returns a pointer to an array of floating point numbers that represent the pixels of the image.
getRoiFloatPixelsRef()
ofFloatPixels & ofxCvFloatImage::getRoiFloatPixelsRef()
Returns a ofFloatPixels that contains the pixels within the ROI the image.
getRoiPixelsAsFloats()
float * ofxCvFloatImage::getRoiPixelsAsFloats()
Returns a pointer to an array of floating point numbers that represent the pixels of the ROI of the image.
operator&=(...)
void ofxCvFloatImage::operator&=(ofxCvImage &mom)
Binary & (Logical AND http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bitwise_operation) the pixel data of the right hand side image from the current image:
cvPuppy.allocate( 320, 240 );
cvPuppy = puppyImg.getPixels(); // copy pixels from a loaded image
andPuppy.allocate( 320, 240 );
andPuppy.set(255, 0, 0); // make the AND image red
andPuppy &= cvPuppy; // will & all the bits
operator*=(...)
void ofxCvFloatImage::operator*=(float scalar)
Multiplies the pixel data of the right hand side image from the current image:
first *= second; // both are ofxCvFloatImage instances
operator*=(...)
void ofxCvFloatImage::operator*=(ofxCvImage &mom)
Multiplies the pixel data of the right hand side image from the current image:
first *= second; // both are ofxCvFloatImage instances
operator/=(...)
void ofxCvFloatImage::operator/=(float scalar)
Divides each pixel of the pixel data of the right hand side image from the current image:
first /= second; // both are ofxCvFloatImage instances
operator=(...)
void ofxCvFloatImage::operator=(unsigned char *_pixels)
Copy the data from an array of unsigned char numbers into the ofxCvFloatImage instance. The dimensions of the array are assumed to match the dimensions of the image. The values will be converted to a 0.0 - 1.0 scale.
operator=(...)
void ofxCvFloatImage::operator=(float *_pixels)
Copy the data from an array of floating point numbers into the ofxCvFloatImage instance. The dimensions of the array are assumed to match the dimensions of the image.
operator=(...)
void ofxCvFloatImage::operator=(const ofxCvGrayscaleImage &mom)
Copy the data from an ofxCvGrayscaleImage image into the ofxCvFloatImage instance.
operator=(...)
void ofxCvFloatImage::operator=(const ofxCvColorImage &mom)
Copy the data from an ofxCvColor image into the ofxCvFloatImage instance.
operator=(...)
void ofxCvFloatImage::operator=(const ofxCvFloatImage &mom)
Copy the data from an ofxCvFloatImage image into the ofxCvFloatImage instance.
scaleIntoMe(...)
void ofxCvFloatImage::scaleIntoMe(ofxCvImage &mom, int interpolationMethod=CV_INTER_NN)
Scales the image passed in to be the size of the current image,
ofxCvImage first;
first.allocate(640, 480);
ofxCvImage second;
second.allocate(320, 240);
second.scaleIntoMe(first); // first is now 320,240
set(...)
void ofxCvFloatImage::set(float value)
Set all the pixels in the image to the float value passed in. This is useful for blanking or filling an image quickly. the values are 0.0 to 1.0.
setFromPixels(...)
void ofxCvFloatImage::setFromPixels(const unsigned char *_pixels, int w, int h)
Set all the pixels in a ofxCvGrayscaleImage from a pointer to an array of unsigned char values, using the w and h parameters to determine the dimensions of the image. The array is assumed to contain color values.
setFromPixels(...)
void ofxCvFloatImage::setFromPixels(float *_pixels, int w, int h)
This allows you to set the ROI on the image from an array of pixels. Region of Interest is a rectangular area in an image, to segment object for further processing. Once the ROI is defined, OpenCV functions will operate on the ROI, reducing the number of pixels that the operation will examine.
setNativeScale(...)
void ofxCvFloatImage::setNativeScale(float _scaleMin, float _scaleMax)
Allows you to set the native scale of your images, for instance, if your images contain values ranging from 0.0 to 255.0 (unlikely, but possible) then you would want to set them to ensure that all image operations complete correctly.
setRoiFromPixels(...)
void ofxCvFloatImage::setRoiFromPixels(const unsigned char *_pixels, int w, int h)
This allows you to set the ROI on the image from an array of pixels. Region of Interest is a rectangular area in an image, to segment object for further processing. Once the ROI is defined, OpenCV functions will operate on the ROI, reducing the number of pixels that the operation will examine.
setRoiFromPixels(...)
void ofxCvFloatImage::setRoiFromPixels(float *_pixels, int w, int h)
This allows you to set the ROI on the image from an ofPixels instance. Region of Interest is a rectangular area in an image, to segment object for further processing. Once the ROI is defined, OpenCV functions will operate on the ROI, reducing the number of pixels that the operation will examine.


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Les Miles puts faith in his Jayhawk offense
by Berry TramelLes Miles is known as the Mad Hatter for good reason. He has made unorthodox calls for two decades. Saturday, the Kansas coach made another one. Facing 4th-and-5 from the Jayhawk 37-yard line, trailing Iowa State 34-31 with 5:03 left in the game, Miles disdained a punt.
Iowa State’s Anthony Johnson broke up a pass by KU quarterback Carter Stanley, and the Cyclones drove to a game-sealing touchdown in their 41-31 victory.
“I felt like our quarterback and our receivers and the offense was in gear,” Miles said. “Very manageable fourth down, and I believed in our kids. The way for us to win that game was to take that drive down the field, with plenty of time, with the opportunity to kick (or) to score six … I think that was the way to win it.”
Miles said he watched Texas A&M-Georgia on Saturday – the Aggies punted, down six, with 4:26 left in the game from the Georgia 43-yard line, on a 4th-and-11. A&M never got the ball back.
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Rollercoaster was created as a substitude for the Bootstrap Carousel. We needed a Slider wich is able to scroll horizontally and vertically through a set of images and text-content and provides a certain level of remote-controll functionality. As the Bootstrap 2 carousel was using JavaScript to create the transitions, the performance of the first Bootstrap-Based solution was quite poor and appropriate touch support was quite difficult – not to say impossible – to implement.
What Rollercoaster is
So here we are, presenting our own solution, inspired by the Carousel Script made by Eightmedia, to the problem: Rollercoaster is a responsive slider with the capability to slide horizontally and vertically between multiple levels of pictures and/or content. The slider has a lazyload function, supports touch-gestures (Hammer.js) and comes with a handy minimap to facilitate orientation between the different levels of the slider.
Rollercoaster is retina ready and uses it's own icon font for navigation. Of course you are able to change everything in Rollercoaster's appearance within the CSS-file.
Features
Rollercoaster is a lightweight horizontal and vertical slider library for jQuery and offers the following features.
- Full screen Slider
- Multiple sliders per page
- CSS3 transitions for smooth hardware-accelerated slidethrough
- Touchscreen support
- Lazyload features for shorter loading times
- Optional minimap for easier navigation
- Retina ready
How to use Rollercoaster
To use Rollercoaster you have to include jQuery, Modernizr and Hammer.js into you website.

After this step include the rollercoaster.js and the rollercoaster.css. You are ready to go!
 <link href="css/rollercoaster.min.css" rel="stylesheet">
Rollercoaster needs some basic HTML-Markup to work properly. We use HTML5-Sections for this purpose.

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The last thing you have to do is to initialize the script.

This is it! Your slider is ready to go.
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Settings
The default settings enable all features of the slider including lazyload, minimap and support for all available touch events. You can overwrite the default settings by using the settings-parameter in the init()-function.
rollercoaster.init({minimap:false,lazyload:false});
In the current version of the slider the following settings are possible. Default values are highlighted in bold-type.
| Parameter | Description | Values |
|---|---|---|
| lazyLoad | Enables lazyload functionality | true false |
| hammerListeners | Defines which Touch-Events hammer.js will listen to. It is recommended to deactivate dragup and dragdown if you want to implement the slider as inline element of your website. Otherwise users will not be able to scroll past it. | swipeleft swiperight dragleft dragright dragend release dragup dragdown swipeup swipedown |
| minimap | Turn the minimap on or off | true, false |
Methods
You can use the default navigation-elements of the slider or create your own custom navigation with a vew lines of JavaScript. The following methods can be used to conrol the slider. Default values are highlightet in bold-type.
| Method | Description | Values |
|---|---|---|
| .goUp(times); | Slides x-times up | times: 1-x |
| .goDown(times); | Slides x-times down | times: 1-x |
| .rightPane(times); | Slides x-times to the left | times: 1-x |
| .leftPane(times); | Slides x-times to the right | times: 1-x |
Dependencies & Support
Rollercoaster needs jQuery, Modernizr and Hammer.js to work properly. We try to get Rollercoaster running on as manny browsers as possible. Nevertheless we are for a progression of the web and won't create support for legacy browsers unless it is really necessary.
The current version of Rollercoaster is tested with the following borwsers and should be compatible with upcoming versions: Safari 6.0.5, Chrome 28, Firefox 22, Internet Explorer 8+, Mobile Safari (iOS6), Mobile Chrome (iOS6) and Android Standard Browser.
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Official: South Africa Qualify For Olympics After Dramatic Shoot-Out
by Soccer LadumaU23 Africa Cup Of Nations
Result: South Africa 2-2 Ghana (South Africa won 6-5 on penalties)
Date: 22 November 2019
Venue: Cairo International Stadium
South Africa have qualified for the 2020 Olympic Games after securing the bronze medal at the Africa U23 Cup of Nations with victory over Ghana on Friday.
Click through the gallery to see images from South Africa's win.
South Africa, who were crushed 3-0 by hosts Egypt in the semi-finals came with an attacking line-up in pursuit to qualify for next year’s Olympic Games.
Nonetheless the South Africans pulled out all the guns right from kick-off and were rewarded when Luther Singh saw his shot from a tight angle deflected home 16 minutes gone.
The young Ghanaians struggled to come back and Teboho Mokoena nearly upped the South Africans tally a minute later but the SuperSport United man flashed wide from a whisker.
Singh caused all sorts of havoc around the area and after pushing high up the pitch on 24 minutes, managed to get a shot on goal which Kwame Baah beat to a corner kick instead.
Ghana reshaped their stall across the final entry of the pitch straight after the resumption, as Issah Abass entered for Yaw Yeboah. The move paid off within five minutes as Evans Mensah rifled home an outrageous strike to draw the sides level.
Momentum remained strongly with the Ghanaians thereafter, but the South Africans recovered and reclaimed advantage 12 minutes later with a well taken strike from second-half substitute Kamohelo Mahlatsi, who scored just moments after coming on.
The South Africans were made to pay for their inability to finish off the contest five minutes from time as Samuel Gyabaa opened space to convert past Mpoto from close range in the area to send the game to penalties.
The match was settled in a drama-filled penalty shoot-out which saw South Africa reign victorious to qualify for successive Olympic games with Lyle Foster netting the winning kick.


Written by: Adam Chase & Ira Ungerleider
Transcribed by: Mindy Mattingly Phillips
With Minor Adjustments by: Eric Aasen
[Scene: Monica and Rachel's, Carol and Susan are showing off Ben to the gang.]
Monica: (entering from her bedroom carrying a present) Ok, these were unbelievably expensive, and I know he's gonna grow out of them in like, 20 minutes, but I couldn't resist. (There a little pair of Nike shoes.)
Phoebe: Oh, look at these! Hey, Ben. Just do it. (Ben starts to cry) Oh my God, oh, ok, was that too much pressure for him?
Susan: Oh, is he hungry already?
Carol: I guess so. (Carol starts to breast feed Ben.)
Chandler: You know, it's... (sees the feeding taking place next to him) something funny about sneakers. I'll be right back. (Goes into the kitchen)
Joey: (joins him) I gotta get one, too.
Ross: (following them into the kitchen) What are you guys doing?
Chandler: We're just hanging out by the spoons. Ladle?
Ross: Look, would you guys grow up? That is the most natural beautiful thing in the world.
Joey: Yeah, we know, but there's a baby suckin' on it.
Ross: This is my son having lunch, ok? It's gonna happen a lot, so you'd better get used to it. Now if you have any problem with it, if you're uncomfortable, just ask questions. Carol's fine with it, now come on.
(They go back into the living room)
Ross: Carol?
Chandler: Carol? I was just wondering if Joey could ask you a question about breast-feeding?
Carol: Sure.
Joey: Uh, does it hurt?
Carol: It did at first, but not anymore.
Joey: Chandler?
Chandler: So, uh, how often can you do it?
Carol: As much as he needs.
Joey: Ok, I got one, I got one. Uh, if he blows into one, does the other one get bigger?
Opening Credits
[Scene: Central Perk, the gang is all there.]
Julie: Rachel, do you have any muffins left?
Rachel: Yeah, I forget which ones.
Julie: Oh, you're busy, that's ok, I'll get it. Anybody else want one?
All: No thanks.
Julie: (To Rachel) Oh, you're losin' your apron here, let me get it. There you go.
Julie: Oh, listen you guys. I have this friend at Bloomingdale's who's quitting tomorrow and he wants to abuse his discount. So, anyone want to come with me and take advantage of it?
Phoebe: I can't, I have to take my grandmother to the vet.
Monica: Ok, um, I'll go with you.
Julie: Great.
Ross: (enters) Hi, honey.
Chandler: Hey, sweetums.
Ross: Hello to the rest.
All: Hi!
Joey: Monica what're you doin'? You can't go shopping with her? What about Rachel?
Monica: It's gonna be a problem, isn't it?
Chandler: Come on, you're going to Bloomingdale's with Julie? That's like cheating on Rachel in her house of worship.
Monica: But I'm...

Ross: (to Monica) So, uh, Jules tells me you guys are going shopping tomorrow?
Monica: Yeah, uh, it's actually not that big a deal.
Ross: It's a big deal to me. This is great, Monica. I really appreciate this.
Monica: You're welcome.
Phoebe: Woof, woof.
[Scene: A Department Store, Joey is selling men's cologne.]
Joey: (A guy walks by) Bijan for men? (Another guy walks by) Bijan for men? (Another guy walks by) Bijan for men? (An attractive woman walks by.) Hey Annabelle.
Annabelle: Hey, Joey. So did you hear about the new guy?
Joey: Who?
Annabelle: Nobody knows his name. Me and the girls just call him the Hombre man.
(The Hombre man enters.)
Hombre Man: (to a customer) Hombre? (The guy says yes, and gets his sample.)
Joey: What's he doin' in my section?
Annabelle: I guess he doesn't know.
Joey: Well, he's gonna. I'll see you a little later, ok? (To the Hombre Man) Hey, how ya doin'?
Hombre Man: Mornin'.
Joey: Listen, I know you're new, but it's kinda understood that everything from Young Men's to the escalator is my territory.
Hombre Man: Your territory, huh?
Joey: Yeah. Bijan for men?
Guy: No thanks.
Hombre Man: Hombre?
Guy: Yeah. All right. (They guy gets his sample and leaves.)
Hombre Man: (To Joey) You were saying?
[Scene: Central Perk, Phoebe is there as Monica enters.]
Monica: Phoebe, listen. You were with me, and we were shopping all day.
Phoebe: What?
Monica: We were shopping, and we had lunch.
Phoebe: Oh, all right. What did I have?
Monica: You had a salad.
Phoebe: Oh, no wonder I don't feel full.
Rachel: (entering) Hey, guys, what's up.

Rachel: Good, Pheebs. What'd you buy?
Phoebe: Um, we went shopping for um, for, fur.
Rachel: You went shopping for fur?
Phoebe: Yes, and then I realized I'm against that, and uh, so then we bought some, (sees Monica pointing at her chest) uh, boobs.
Rachel: You bought boobs?
Phoebe: (Monica is yanking on her bra strap) Bras! We bought bras! We bought bras.
[Scene: The Department Store, Joey is trying to sell some cologne.]
Joey: (to a guy) Bijan for men? (to a guy) Bijan for men? (To a woman) Bijan for... (Sees it's a woman and stops.) (To Annabelle who walks up.) Hey, Annabelle, Uh, listen, I was wondering if maybe after work you and I could go maybe grab a cup of coffee.
Annabelle: Oh, actually I sorta have plans.
Hombre Man: (entering) Ready, Annabelle?
Annabelle: You bet. (to Joey) Maybe some other time?
Joey: (To a co-worker) Hey, it's not the first time I lost a girl to a cowboy spraying cologne. (A customer walks by.) Bijan for men? (The customer ignores him, and Joey starts to chase him) Bijan for men?!
[Scene: Monica and Rachel's, Carol is dropping Ben off for Ross to watch.]
Carol: Ok, and this is Funny Clown. Funny Clown is only for after his naps, not before his naps or he won't sleep.
Ross: Carol, we've been through this before, ok? We have a good time. We laugh, we play. It's like we're father and son.
Susan: Honey, relax. Ross is great with him. (Ross looks at her.) Don't look so surprised. I'm a lovely person.
Rachel: Oh, this is so cute.
Susan: Oh, I got that for him.
Ross: My mommies love me. That's clever.
Monica: Hello? Oh, Hi, Ju(Sees Rachel is watching)Hi, Jew! (Walks into the kitchen.) (Listens.) Uh huh? (Listens.) Uh huh? (Listens) Ok. (Listens) Um, sure, that'd be great. See ya then. Bye. (Hangs up.)
Rachel: Did you just say Hi, Jew?
Monica: Yes. Uh, yes, I did. That was my friend, Eddie Moskowitz. Yeah, he likes it. Reaffirms his faith.
[Scene: Monica and Rachel's, Chandler, Rachel, and Joey are eating, and Phoebe is preparing Ben's milk.]
Phoebe: Ben, dinner!
Ross: Thanks Aunt Pheebs. Hey, you didn't microwave that, did you, because it's breast milk, and you're not supposed to do that.
Phoebe: Duh, I think I know how to heat breast milk. Ok. (Squirts some on her wrist and tastes it.)
Chandler: What did you just do?
Phoebe: I licked my arm, what?
Ross: It's breast milk.
Phoebe: So?
Rachel: Phoebe, that is juice, squeezed from a person.
Joey: What is the big deal? (Tastes the breast milk.)
Chandler: What did you just do?
Ross: Ok, would people stop drinking the breast milk?
Phoebe: You won't even taste it?
Ross: No!
Phoebe: Not even if you just pretend that it's milk?
Ross: Not even if Carol's breast had a picture of a missing child on it.
[Scene: Monica and Rachel's, time lapse. Rachel is entering the living room from her bedroom as Monica enters.]
Monica: Hey, where is everybody?
Rachel: They took Ben to the park. Where've you been?
Monica: Just out. Had some lunch, just me, little quality time with me. Thanks for your jacket.
Rachel: Oh, no problem. You can borrow it, by the way. (Puts her hand in the pocket) Here are your keys, hon. (She takes the keys out, sets them on the counter, and notices she also grabbed a receipt.)
Monica: Okay.
Rachel: Mon, if uh you were at lunch alone, how come it cost you uh 53 dollars?
Monica: You know what probably happened? Someone musta stolen my credit card.
Rachel: And sorta just put the receipt back in your pocket?
Monica: That is an excellent excellent question. That is excellent.
Rachel: Monica, what is with you? Who'd you have lunch with?
Monica: Judy.
Rachel: Who?
Monica: Julie.
Rachel: What?!
Monica: Jody!
Rachel: You were with Julie?
Monica: Look, when it started I was just trying to be nice to her because she was my brother's girlfriend. And then, one thing led to another and, before I knew it, we were...shopping.
Rachel: Oh. Oh my God.
Monica: Honey, wait. We only did it once. It didn't mean anything to me.
Rachel: Yeah, right. Sure!
Monica: Really, Rachel, I was thinking of you the whole time. Look, I'm sorry, all right. I never meant for you to find out!
Rachel: Oh, please, you wanted to get caught. (Waves the receipt)
Monica: That is not true!
Rachel: Oh, so you just sort of happened to leave it in here?

Rachel: Ok, Monica. I just have to know one thing. Did you go with her to Bloomingdale's? (Monica looks away.) Oh! Ok, ok, ok, I just really, uh, I just really need to not be with you right now. (Exits.)
Commercial Break
[Scene: Monica and Rachel's, Ben is playing in his crib while Chandler and Ross are leaning against the rim and are completely asleep.]
Monica: (on the phone) Hi, who's this? (Listens) Hi, Joanne. Is Rachel working? It's Monica. (Listens) Yes, I know I did a horrible thing. (Listens) Joanne, it's not as simple as all that, ok? (Listens) No, I don't care what Steve thinks. (Listens) Hi, Steve.
(There's a knock on the door which is answered by Phoebe.)
Carol and Susan: Hey! (This wakes Chandler and Ross up)
Carol: How did we do?
Phoebe: Oh, I tasted Ben's milk, and Ross freaked out.
Ross: I did not freak out.
Carol: Why'd you freak out?
Ross: Because it's breast milk. It's gross.
Carol: My breast milk is gross?
Susan: This should be fun.
Ross: No, no, Carol. There's nothing wrong with it. I just, I just don't think breast milk is for adults.
Chandler: Of course the packaging does appeal to grown-ups and kids alike.
Carol: Ross, you're being silly. I've tried it, it's no big deal. Just taste it. (Holding out a bottle.)
Ross: (jumping away) That would be no.
Phoebe: Come on. It doesn't taste bad.
Joey: Yeah, it's kinda sweet, sorta like, uh...
Susan: Cantaloupe juice.
Joey: Exactly.
Ross: (staring at Susan) You've tasted it? You've tasted it.
Susan: Uh huh.
Ross: Oh, you've tasted it.
Susan: You can keep saying it, but it won't stop being true.
Ross: (he rolls up his sleeve) Gimme the bottle. (Joey hands him the bottle and Ross squirts some on his arm.) Gimme the towel. (Joey gives him the towel and he wipes it off.)
[Scene: Chandler and Joey's, Chandler is wiping down the peninsula counter as Joey enters dressed like a cowboy.]
Chandler: Howdy.
Joey: (sitting on the otherside of the counter from Chandler) Gimme a box a juice. Well, they switched me over to Hombre.
Chandler: Well, maybe it's because of the way you're dressed.
Joey: Or maybe it's because this guy's doing so good they wanna put more people on it. (Chandler pours some juice in a glass.) You should see this guy, Chandler, he goes through two bottles a day.
Chandler: (slides the juice across the counter which Joey catches) What do you care? You're an actor. This is your day job. This isn't supposed to mean anything to you.
Joey: I know, but, I was the best, you know? I liked being the best. (He downs the glass of juice in one swig.) I don't know. Maybe I should just get outta the game. They need guys up in housewares to serve cheese.
Chandler: (pours more and slides the refill to Joey) All right, say you do that. You know sooner or later somebody's gonna come along that slices a better cheddar.
Joey: Yeah I guess you're right.
 I say you show this guy what you're made of. I say you stand your ground. I say you show him that you are the baddest hombre west of the lingerie.
Joey: I'm gonna do it. (He downs the juice in one swig again.)
Chandler: All right.
[Scene: Outside Central Perk, Rachel is cleaning up and Monica is pleading with her.]
Monica: I don't know what else to say.
Rachel: Well that works out good, because I'm not listening.
Monica: I feel terrible, I really do.

 Is that so terrible?
Rachel: Yes.
Monica: It's that terrible?
Rachel: Yes. Monica, you don't get it. It's bad enough that she's stolen the guy who might actually be the person that I am supposed to be with, but now, she's actually (starting to cry), but now she's actually stealing you.
Monica: Me? What are you talking about? Nobody could steal me from you. I mean, just because I'm friends with her doesn't make me any less friends with you. I mean, (starting to cry) you're my...We're, we're...Oh, I love you.
Rachel: I love you too. (They hug.)
Phoebe: You guys, um I know that this really doesn't have anything to do with me, but um I love you guys too. (Joins in on the hug.) Oh, I really needed that. (Goes and sits down.)
Monica: Look, I know that you're in a place right now where you really need to hate Julie's guts, but she didn't do anything wrong. I mean, she was just a girl who met a guy, and now they go out. I really think that if you gave her a chance, you'd like her. Would you just give that a chance, for me?
Rachel: (crying) I'd do anything for you, you know that.
Monica: (crying) I'd do anything for you. (They hug again.)
Phoebe: Wait, wait, wait, wait! (Runs over and joins in on the hug again.)
[Scene: The Department Store, Joey and the Hombre man are facing off in Joey's section.]
Joey: Mornin'. (The Hombre man ignores him) I said, mornin'.
Hombre Man: I heard ya.
Store Guy: All right, everybody, I'm openin' the doors.
Hombre Man: Ready.
Joey: Yeah, I'm ready.
(An old West style showdown starts with Joey and the Hombre Man staring each other down as the store guy slowly lets in the first customer while Joey and the Hombre Man get ready to draw. In slow motion they spot the customer, eye each other, draw, and as the customer walks into the middle Joey's bottle misfires but the Hombre Man spays it into the customer's eyes.)

Store Guy: Oh my god, Todd!
Hombre Man: I'm sorry. I am such a doofus. I'm so sorry, I'm so sorry.
Annabelle: (seeing the end result) My god, what happened?
Joey: These new kids, they never last. Sooner or later, they all...stop lastin'. Listen, uh, what do you say I buy you that cup of coffee now?
Annabelle: Sure.
(They walk off into the sunset, at least a picture of one.)
[Scene: Central Perk, Julie and Rachel are sitting on the couch.]
Julie: So.
Rachel: So. I just thought the two of us should hang out for a bit.  I guess you'd know that, being one of the two of us, though, right?
Julie: I know, I probably shouldn't even tell you this, but I'm pretty much totally intimidated by you.
Rachel: Really? Me?
Julie: Yes.  Ross is so crazy about you, and I really wanted you to like me, and, it's probably me being totally paranoid, but I kinda got the feeling that maybe you don't.
Rachel: Well, you're not totally paranoid.
Julie: Oy.

Julie: Thanks. Hey, listen, would you like to go to a movie sometime or something?
Rachel: Yeah, that'd be great. I'd love it.
Julie: I'd love it too. Shoot, I gotta go. So, I'll talk to you later.
Rachel: All right, Julie.
Julie: Bye. (Gets up.)
Rachel: Bye. (After Julie exits.)
Closing Credits
[Scene: Monica and Rachel's, another showdown is occuring, only this time its between Ross, a plate of cookies, and the breast milk. They've been eyeing each other for a while now, and Chandler and Joey are getting bored. He checks his Ross and in frustration, shoves his watch in front of Ross's eyes as if saying, "Hurry it up already!"
Ross: (with a mouthful) That's not bad.
End


5 March 2012 - The Ministry of Health has reported a confirmed case of human infection with avian influenza A (H5N1) virus.
The case is a 22 year-old male from Thanh Hoa province who lived and worked in Binh Duong province. He developed symptoms on 17 February 2012 and first sought medical care on 21 February 2012. He was admitted to the intensive care unit of the Hospital for Tropical Diseases on 23 February 2012 and received Oseltamivir upon admission. He is currently still in hospital.
Confirmatory test results for influenza A (H5N1) were obtained on 25 February 2012 by the Pasteur Institute Ho Chi Minh City, a WHO National influenza Centre.
Epidemiological investigation indicates that the man was involved in the slaughter and consumption of ducks. Pasteur Institute in Ho Chi Minh City and the local health sector are conducting the investigation and response. Close contacts of the case with fever have received prophylaxis and are being monitored; all have been confirmed as negative for H5N1 by PCR.
To date, of the 122 confirmed cases in Viet Nam, 61 have been fatal.


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I just saw this in mathlib
https://github.com/leanprover-community/mathlib/blob/master/docs/tactics.md#localized-notation
https://github.com/leanprover-community/mathlib/blob/master/docs/tactics.md#localized-notation
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void FoamDBResumeUpdates( VMFileHandle file);
This routine resumes the generation of updates for the database file.
Include: foamdb.h
dword FoamDBSaveRecord( VMFileHandle file, MemHandle record, PCB(sword, callback, (RecordHeader *record1, RecordHeader *record2))); /* Callback routine */
This routine saves the record record in the database file file, and frees up the passed memory block containing the record data. The callback routine determines where in the database the record should be stored. The Contdb
library provides a front-end to this routine,
ContactSaveRecord()
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which should be used when saving records to a contact database.
PCB()
is a GEOS macro which signifies that one of the parameters for
FoamDBSaveRecord()
will be a callback routine that will return a sword
and accept two RecordHeader
s. This callback routine should be declared as:
sword _pascal MyCallBackRoutine(RecordHeader *record1, RecordHeader *record2);
It should return -1 if record1 should come before record2, or +1 if record1 should come after record2 in the database.
Include: foamdb.h
void FoamDBSetCurrentRecordID( VMFileHandle file, RecordID id);
Sets the record ID that will be used for the next created record.
Include: foamdb.h
void FoamDBSetFieldData( VMFileHandle file, MemHandle record, FieldID id, char *data, /* Data to be stored */ word dataSize); /* How many bytes of data */
Stores dataSize bytes of data in the field ID id of record.
Warning: When storing ASCII data (strings), the strings should not be null terminated. For example, if you want to store the string "ABCD
", then let data be a pointer to the string and let dataSize equal 4.
Include: foamdb.h
void FoamDBSetFieldName( VMFileHandle file, MemHandle record, FieldID id, char *name);
Changes the name of the field with the ID id of record to name.
Warning: name is a null-terminated string.
Include: foamdb.h
void FoamDBSetNameForToken( VMFileHandle file, word nameToken, TCHAR *name);
Sets the name for the field identified by nameToken token
in the database's FieldName
element array.
Warning: Field names are null-terminated.
Include: foamdb.h
void FoamDBSuspendNotifications( VMFileHandle file);
This routine stops the generation of notifications to the database file. Calls to this routine
must be matched by calls to
FoamDBResumeNotifications()
,
Include: foamdb.h
void FoamDBSuspendUpdates( VMFileHandle file);
This routine stops the generation of updates for the database file. Calls to this routine
must be matched by calls to
FoamDBResumeUpdates()
.
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Include: foamdb.h
Boolean FoamDBVisibleRecordEnum( VMFileHandle file, void *enumData, PCB(Boolean, callback, /* Non-zero to stop enum */ (RecordHeader *record, void *callbackEnumData))); /* Callback Routine */This routine calls an application-specified callback routine for each visible record in the database. The callback routine can return non-zero to stop the enumeration. enumData is a pointer to any kind of data that your application needs to pass to the callback routine and that the callback routine can modify. The callback routine can return non-zero to stop the enumeration.
For a more complete explanation of using callback routines in a FoamDB, refer to the explanation given for the similar routine
FoamDBFieldEnum()
.
The callback routine should be declared as
/* * Prototype of callback routine */ Boolean _pascal myCallBackRoutine(RecordHeader *record, void *callbackEnumData);
Include: foamdb.h
Boolean FoamDBVisibleRecordEnumWithRange( VMFileHandle file, void *enumData, dword startElement, dword numOfRecords, PCB(Boolean, callback, /* Non-zero to stop enum */ (RecordHeader *record, void *callbackEnumData))); /* Callback routine */
This routine calls the application-specified callback routine for some visible records in the database, starting with the record number startElement, and continuing for numOfRecords records. enumData is a pointer to any kind of data that your application needs to pass to the callback routine and that the callback routine can modify. The callback routine can return non-zero to stop the enumeration.
For a more complete explanation of using callback routines in a FoamDB, refer to the explanation given for the similar routine
FoamDBFieldEnum()
.
The callback routine should be declared as
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SiteCrawlerQuick module¶
Crawl a list of URLs asynchronously.
-
class
SiteCrawlerQuick.
SiteCrawlerQuick
(urls=None, target_loc=None, target_scheme=None, conn_limit=None, verbosity=50)¶ Bases:
object
Crawl the site in an asynchronous fashion.
- Parameters
urls (list) – A list of URLs to crawl.
target_loc (
str
, optional) – The location (hostname) to target if different from that defined in the sitemap.target_scheme (
str
, optional) – The scheme (http/https) to use if different from that defined in the sitemap.conn_limit (
int
, optional) – The maximum number of connections to use.verbosity (
int
, optional) – The verbosity setting for output. (see: https://docs.python.org/3/library/logging.html#logging-levels)
-
urls
¶ A list of URLs to crawl.
- Type
list
-
target_loc
¶ The location (hostname) to target if different from that defined in the sitemap.
- Type
str
-
target_scheme
¶ The scheme (http/https) to use if different from that defined in the sitemap.
- Type
str
-
conn_limit
¶ The maximum number of connections to use.
- Type
int
-
verbosity
¶ The verbosity setting for output. (see: https://docs.python.org/3/library/logging.html#logging-levels)
- Type
int
-
async
bound_request
(sem, url, session, spinner)¶ Bind the request to the semaphore pool.
- Parameters
sem (obj) – a sempahore object to manage an internal counter for the connection limit
url (str) – the URL to be requested by the crawler
session (obj) – an aiohttp Client Session
-
change_url_location
(urls=[]) → list¶ Change the netloc in the URL to something user-defined.
- Parameters
urls (list, optional) – URLs that we want to change, by default []
- Returns
A list of dictionaries containing modified URLs as their keys.
- Return type
list
-
async
crawl_sites
() → list¶ Asynchronously crawl a list of URLs.
- Returns
- A list of dictionaries containing URLs crawled as their key and their response codes
as the value:
Example:
[ { 'https://www.javierayala.com/page1': 200 }, { 'https://www.javierayala.com/page2': 200 } ]
- Return type
list
-
get_urls
() → list¶ Getter for the provided URLs.
- Returns
list: a list of dictionaries with URLs to crawl as their keys.
-
async
request
(url, session, spinner) → dict¶ Asynchronously request a URL from a web server.
- Parameters
url (str) – the URL to be requested by the crawler.
session (obj) – an aiohttp Client Session
- Returns
The URL as the key, and it’s response code as the value from the crawler.
- Return type
dict


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Release Notes for Sigfox
software expansion for STM32Cube
Copyright © 2017 STMicroelectronics
Microcontrollers Division - Application Team
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Update History |
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Supported Devices and EVAL boards
Known Limitations
V1.0.0 / 15-December-2017
Main Changes
Content
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Known Limitations
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Connection Pools and Data Sources
JDBC 2 introduced standard connection pooling features in an add-on API known as the JDBC 2.0 Optional Package (also known as the JDBC 2.0 Standard Extension). These features have since been included in the core JDBC 3 API.
The JDBC API provides a client and a server interface for connection pooling. The client interface is javax.sql.DataSource
, which is what application code will typically use to acquire a pooled database connection. The server interface is javax.sql.ConnectionPoolDataSource
, which is how most application servers will interface with the PostgreSQL™ JDBC driver.
In an application server environment, the application server configuration will typically refer to the PostgreSQL™ ConnectionPoolDataSource
implementation, while the application component code will typically acquire a DataSource
implementation provided by the application server (not by PostgreSQL™).
For an environment without an application server, PostgreSQL™ provides two implementations of DataSource
which an application can use directly. One implementation performs connection pooling, while the other simply provides access to database connections through the DataSource
interface without any pooling. Again, these implementations should not be used in an application server environment unless the application server does not support the ConnectionPoolDataSource
interface.
Application Servers ConnectionPoolDataSource
PostgreSQL™ includes one implementation of ConnectionPoolDataSource
named org.postgresql.ds.PGConnectionPoolDataSource
.
JDBC requires that a ConnectionPoolDataSource
be configured via JavaBean properties, shown in Table 11.1, “ConnectionPoolDataSource
Configuration Properties”, so there are get and set methods for each of these properties.
Table 11.1. ConnectionPoolDataSource
Configuration Properties
| Property | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| serverName | STRING | PostgreSQL™ database server host name |
| databaseName | STRING | PostgreSQL™ database name |
| portNumber | INT | TCP port which the PostgreSQL™ database server is listening on (or 0 to use the default port) |
| user | STRING | User used to make database connections |
| password | STRING | Password used to make database connections |
| ssl | BOOLEAN | If true , use SSL encrypted connections (default false ) |
| sslfactory | STRING | Custom javax.net.ssl.SSLSocketFactory class name (see the section called [“Custom |
| SSLSocketFactory”](ssl-factory.html)) | ||
| defaultAutoCommit | BOOLEAN | Whether connections should have autocommit enabled or disabled when they are supplied to the caller. The default is false , to disable autocommit. |
Many application servers use a properties-style syntax to configure these properties, so it would not be unusual to enter properties as a block of text. If the application server provides a single area to enter all the properties, they might be listed like this:
serverName=localhost
databaseName=test
user=testuser
password=testpassword
Or, if semicolons are used as separators instead of newlines, it could look like this:
serverName=localhost;databaseName=test;user=testuser;password=testpassword
Applications DataSource
PostgreSQL™ includes two implementations of DataSource
, as shown in Table 11.2, “DataSource
Implementations”.
One that does pooling and the other that does not. The pooling implementation does not actually close connections when the client calls the close
method, but instead returns the connections to a pool of available connections for other clients to use. This avoids any overhead of repeatedly opening and closing connections, and allows a large number of clients to share a small number of database connections.
The pooling data-source implementation provided here is not the most feature-rich in the world. Among other things, connections are never closed until the pool itself is closed; there is no way to shrink the pool. As well, connections requested for users other than the default configured user are not pooled. Its error handling sometimes cannot remove a broken connection from the pool. In general it is not recommended to use the PostgreSQL™ provided connection pool. Check your application server or check out the excellent jakarta commons DBCP project.
Table 11.2. DataSource
Implementations
| Pooling | Implementation Class |
|---|---|
| No | `org.postgresql.ds. PGSimpleDataSource |
| Yes | `org.postgresql.ds. PGPoolingDataSource |
Both implementations use the same configuration scheme. JDBC requires that a DataSource
be configured via JavaBean properties, shown in Table 11.3, “DataSource
Configuration Properties”, so there are get and set methods for each of these properties.
Table 11.3. DataSource
Configuration Properties
| Property | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| serverName | STRING | PostgreSQL™ database server host name |
| databaseName | STRING | PostgreSQL™ database name |
| portNumber | INT | TCP port which the PostgreSQL™ database server is listening on (or 0 to use the default port) |
| user | STRING | User used to make database connections |
| password | STRING | Password used to make database connections |
| ssl | BOOLEAN | If true, use SSL encrypted connections (default false) |
| sslfactory | STRING | Custom javax.net.ssl. SSLSocketFactory class name (see the section called “Custom SSLSocketFactory”) |
The pooling implementation requires some additional configuration properties, which are shown in Table 11.4, “Additional Pooling DataSource
Configuration Properties.
Table 11.4. Additional Pooling DataSource
Configuration Properties
| Property | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| dataSourceName | STRING | Every pooling DataSource must have a unique name. |
| initialConnections | INT | The number of database connections to be created when the pool is initialized. |
| maxConnections | INT | The maximum number of open database connections to allow. When more connections are requested, the caller will hang until a connection is returned to the pool. |
Example 11.1, “DataSource
Code Example” shows an example
of typical application code using a pooling DataSource
.
Example 11.1. DataSource
Code Example
Code to initialize a pooling DataSource
might look like this:
PGPoolingDataSource source = new PGPoolingDataSource();
source.setDataSourceName("A Data Source");
source.setServerNames(new String[] {
"localhost"
});
source.setDatabaseName("test");
source.setUser("testuser");
source.setPassword("testpassword");
source.setMaxConnections(10);
Note
setServerName has been deprecated in favour of setServerNames. This was done to support multiple hosts.
Then code to use a connection from the pool might look like this.
Note
it is critical that the connections are eventually closed. Else the pool will “leak” connections and will eventually lock all the clients out.
try (Connection conn = source.getConnection()) {
// use connection
} catch (SQLException e) {
// log error
}
Data Sources and JNDI
All the ConnectionPoolDataSource
and DataSource
implementations can be stored in JNDI. In the case of the nonpooling implementations, a new instance will be created every time the object is retrieved from JNDI, with the same settings as the instance that was stored. For the pooling implementations, the same instance will be retrieved as long as it is available (e.g., not a different JVM retrieving the pool from JNDI), or a new instance with the same settings created otherwise.
In the application server environment, typically the application server’s DataSource
instance will be stored in JNDI, instead of the PostgreSQL™ ConnectionPoolDataSource
implementation.
In an application environment, the application may store the DataSource
in JNDI so that it doesn’t have to make a reference to the DataSource
available to all application components that may need to use it. An example of this is shown in Example 11.2, “DataSource
JNDI Code Example”.
Example 11.2. DataSource
JNDI Code Example
Application code to initialize a pooling DataSource
and add it to JNDI might look like this:
PGPoolingDataSource source = new PGPoolingDataSource();
source.setDataSourceName("A Data Source");
source.setServerName("localhost");
source.setDatabaseName("test");
source.setUser("testuser");
source.setPassword("testpassword");
source.setMaxConnections(10);
new InitialContext().rebind("DataSource", source);
Then code to use a connection from the pool might look like this:
Connection conn = null;
try {
DataSource source = (DataSource) new InitialContext().lookup("DataSource");
conn = source.getConnection();
// use connection
} catch (SQLException e) {
// log error
} catch (NamingException e) {
// DataSource wasn't found in JNDI
} finally {
if (con != null) {
try {
conn.close();
} catch (SQLException e) {}
}
}
Tomcat setup
NOTE
The postgresql.jar file must be placed in $CATALINA_HOME/common/lib in both Tomcat 4 and 5.
The absolute easiest way to set this up in either tomcat instance is to use the admin web application that comes with Tomcat, simply add the datasource to the context you want to use it in.
Setup for Tomcat 4 place the following inside the < Context> tag inside conf/server.xml
<Resource name="jdbc/postgres" scope="Shareable" type="javax.sql.DataSource"/>
<ResourceParams name="jdbc/postgres">
<parameter>
<name>validationQuery</name>
<value>select version();</value>
</parameter>
<parameter>
<name>url</name>
<value>jdbc:postgresql://localhost/davec</value>
</parameter>
<parameter>
<name>password</name>
<value>davec</value>
</parameter>
<parameter>
<name>maxActive</name>
<value>4</value>
</parameter>
<parameter>
<name>maxWait</name>
<value>5000</value>
</parameter>
<parameter>
<name>driverClassName</name>
<value>org.postgresql.Driver</value>
</parameter>
<parameter>
<name>username</name>
<value>davec</value>
</parameter>
<parameter>
<name>maxIdle</name>
<value>2</value>
</parameter>
</ResourceParams>
Setup for Tomcat 5, you can use the above method, except that it goes inside the < DefaultContext> tag inside the < Host> tag. eg. < Host> … < DefaultContext> …
Alternatively there is a conf/Catalina/hostname/context.xml file. For example
http://localhost:8080/servlet-example
has a directory $CATALINA_HOME/conf/Catalina/localhost/servlet-example.xml
file.
Inside this file place the above xml inside the < Context> tag
Then you can use the following code to access the connection.
import javax.naming.*;
import javax.sql.*;
import java.sql.*;
public class DBTest {
String foo = "Not Connected";
int bar = -1;
public void init() {
try {
Context ctx = new InitialContext();
if (ctx == null)
throw new Exception("Boom - No Context");
// /jdbc/postgres is the name of the resource above
DataSource ds = (DataSource) ctx.lookup("java:comp/env/jdbc/postgres");
if (ds != null) {
Connection conn = ds.getConnection();
if (conn != null) {
foo = "Got Connection " + conn.toString();
Statement stmt = conn.createStatement();
ResultSet rst = stmt.executeQuery("select id, foo, bar from testdata");
if (rst.next()) {
foo = rst.getString(2);
bar = rst.getInt(3);
}
conn.close();
}
}
} catch (Exception e) {
e.printStackTrace();
}
}
public String getFoo() {
return foo;
}
public int getBar() {
return bar;
}
}


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(Chorus)
Farewell to Nova Scotia, you sea-bound coast
Let your mountains dark and dreary be
For when I am far away on the briny ocean tossed
Will you ever heave a sigh and a wish for me?
The sun was setting in the west
The birds were singing on every tree
All nature seemed inclined for to rest
But still there was no rest for me
(Chorus)
I grieve to leave my native land
I grieve to leave my comrades all
And my parents whom I held so dear
And the bonnie, bonnie lassie that I do adore
(Chorus)
The drums they do beat and the wars do alarm
The Captain calls, we must obey
So farewell, farewell to Nova Scotia’s charms
For it’s early in the morning and I am far far away
(Chorus)
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I received my Bachelor of Science in Technical Business Management from DeVry University I am a notary public registered with the State of Colorado Certified Fundraising Executive (CFRE) – 2020 Development Finance Certified Professional (DFCP) – 2020 Prosci Certified Change Practitioner – (In progress) – 2020
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Page 30 Coalition (CARES Act) June 2020 – Present Transformational Academy Board of Directors September 2019 – September 2020 Colorado Women’s Chamber of Commerce YP Board November 2018 - Present Prison Entrepreneur Program February 2014 – Present Junior Achievement Colorado June 2013 – Present Colorado Women’s Alliance November 2014 – March 2016 Coloradoans for Responsible Energy November 2015 – October 2016 Colorado Uplift January 2015 – October 2015 ● Council of Development Finance Agencies, Caren Franzini Fellowship 2020 ● Douglas County Education Leaders Program 2019 ● Landmark Education Team, Management, and Leadership Program 2017-2018 ● Hive International Leadership Program Fall 2017 ● Leadership Program of the Rockies, Class of 2014 ● Leadership Pikes Peak: Women’s Community Leadership Initiative, Class of 2013 AWARDS ● Denver Business Journal Outstanding Women in Business (Finance) 2020 ● Leadership Program of the Rockies “Torch of Freedom” Stephen Wright Legacy 2015 ● Leadership Pikes Peak Community Trustee 2013
I am fiercely passionate about women and children's equitable treatment in Colorado and have formed two different startups to address the skyrocketing cost of childcare in the case. As stated above, I have participated in training and leadership programs in an effort to work with different groups and draw attention to the equitable treatment of all people in Colorado.
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_A_Better_Place_
Movie: *** (out of ****)
DVD Presentation: *** 1/2 (out of ****)
Teen violence has been an unfortunate staple of news headlines in recent years, but unlike the usual case with of-the-moment, hot-button, real-life issues, there haven't been many films released that deal with the subject. The key word there is "released," for such films haven't necessarily not been made. Case in point, Tim Blake Nelson's much-embattled _O_, or Vincent Pereira's _A_Better_Place_, which after first making the festival rounds in 1997 is now getting a general release on DVD through Synapse Films. While much time has passed since the film started shooting in 1995, its exploration of teen alienation and angst is just as, if not more, timely given certain events that have taken place during the intervening years.
Ironically brought together by their common isolation are Barret (Robert DiPatri) and Ryan (Eion Bailey). Barret is the new kid in town, having moved from California to "a better place" in the East with his mother not long after the sudden death of his father. As is the case with any new student at school, Barret isn't exactly welcomed by his peers--save Ryan, who comes to his defense on the first day of class. A friendship develops, but it gradually becomes clear that their spirits are less kindred than initially appeared. Unlike Barret, the bitter Ryan is an outcast less by circumstance than by choice, a reflection on the deeper differences in their personalities, fundamental beliefs, and the life experiences that they have had--or, in the emotionally-scarred Ryan's case, the life experiences he has had to endure.
Relationships--not only Barret and Ryan's, but also those between them and other students, not to mention that between Ryan and his overbearing aunt (Molly Castelloe)--are in perpetual shift, but what remains constant is the looming threat of violence. The dominant image on _A_Better_Place_'s cover art may be that of Ryan brandishing a gun, but the film is more concerned with what's suggested by the smaller one of Barret looking away in shock--that is, the horror of such outbursts of aggression. The instances of violence in the film are briefly seen but no less brutal or unsettling, even in early scenes such as a locker room fight.
This is not to say, however, that Pereira is simply out to shock the audience; more prominent on his mind is how such terrible events can occur. He wisely sidesteps making any blanket statements or theories about the general social condition, but in the character of Ryan he paints a convincing portrait of how a youth can be pushed to such extreme action. He may be a loner and a bit surly, but he's no loser nor an outwardly deviant individual; in fact, he is intelligent and very well-spoken, and how logically he justifies his thoughts are perhaps more disturbing than any bloodshed in the film. Bailey, who has gone on to bigger projects since, leads the film's generally strong set of performances with his electric turn as Ryan, nailing down the character's creepy charisma.
_A_Better_Place_ isn't a perfect film; the character of Ryan's bitchy aunt is thinly written (and a bit too brittlely played by Castelloe), and certain plot points are too obviously telegraphed (for instance, a fairly early and none-too-subtle throwaway line spelling out a way to get a gun). But given the obstacles he and his crew had going into production--namely, the limitations of a miniscule ($40,000) budget and a rushed shooting schedule--that Pereira was able to make a smart and affecting (not to mention beautifully photographed) film about a particularly difficult subject is a measure of his ability as a filmmaker.
However, Pereira is quick (and rather refreshingly at that) to point up any shortcomings he observes on the DVD's audio commentary track. Being "historian" of Kevin Smith's (who executive produced) View Askew Productions, Pereira is a veritable veteran when it comes to commentaries, and he makes a smooth transition to the central position, imparting a lot of insight about the difficult production alongside DiPatri and his co-stars Brian Lynch (who also served as associate producer) and Joseph Cassese. Anecdotal bits take a back seat to more technical information about the making of the film, but that doesn't necessarily mean this is a (to use an occasional criticism of Pereira's contributions on other DVD commentaries) dry listen. He speaks with enthusiasm and passion about this project, as do the others on track, and their genuine camaraderie comes through.
What also comes through in watching this presentation of _A_Better_Place _is the amount of work Pereira and various other technicians put in to make this disc the best presentation the feature has ever seen. The image quality is gorgeous, and not just by the standards of a film shot on 16mm stock; with certain unavoidable exceptions (a shot that was botched in camera; some others that recovered from a rough work print), the picture is that clean. More impressive is the remixed 5.1 Dolby sound mix; to get an idea of just how, check out the special feature that allows one to compare the new mix to the original mono track. This feature, while audio-centric, also gives an idea of how dramatic the visual clean-up is; the selection of eight understandably deleted scenes (viewable with optional commentary by Pereira) offers another glimpse of this.
Rounding out the presentation--though it's likely to be the first thing anyone who buys _A_Better_Place_ will watch--are three separate video introductions to the film by Smith and Scott Mosier (who also executive produced). Featuring Smith's trademark quick wit and some nice deadpan moments from Mosier as they lavish praise on the film, these segments are all amusing (though it must be said that the first introduction comes dangerously close to wearing out its welcome; the other two are shorter and more effective for it). That said, these bits weren't really needed, for _A_Better_Place_ makes a convincing case for its merit all on its own.
Specifications: 1.50:1 non-anamorphic widescreen; English 5.1 Surround; English Dolby Surround. (Synapse Films)
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Interim Charge 1 (Patent Assertion Entities)
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Austin III, Jeff (also providing written testimony) (Texas Bankers Association),
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Freeman, Justin (Rackspace US, Inc.), San Antonio, TX
Hatfield, Dan (also providing written testimony) (Texas Association of Realtors), Austin,
TX
Hull, Mike (Texans for Lawsuit Reform), Austin, TX
Kaufman, Lisa (Texas Civil Justice League), Austin, TX
Murphy, John (PhRMA), Washington, DC
Neeley, Karen (also providing written testimony) (Independent Bankers Association of
Texas), Austin, TX
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Bosse, Fred (also providing written testimony) (American Insurance Association), Austin,
TX
DeWitt, Cathy (Texas Association of Business), Austin, TX
Gergasko, Richard (Texas Mutual Insurance Company), Austin, TX
Lee, Amy (Texas Department of Insurance, Division of Workers' Compensation), Austin,
TX
Looney, Rob (also providing written testimony) (Texas Oil and Gas Association), Austin,
TX
Moore, Nancy (Texas Department of Insurance), Austin, TX
Oliver, Eric (Texas Mutual Insurance Company), Abilene, TX
Interim Charge 6 (Affordable Care Act)
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Baker, Misty (Independent Insurance Agents of Texas), Austin, TX
Carter, Patrick (also providing written testimony) (Texas Medical Association), Houston,
TX
Daniel, Katrina (Texas Department of Insurance), Austin, TX
Davidson, John (also providing written testimony) (Texas Public Policy Foundation),
Austin, TX
Dudensing, Jamie (Texas Association of Health Plans), Austin, TX
Hernandez, Benjamin (City of Houston Health and Human Services Department), Houston,
TX
Hogue, Tiffany (Texas Organizing Project), Houston, TX
Isett, Carl (also providing written testimony) (Self; Texas Association of Benefit
Administrators), Austin, TX
Pogue, Stacey (also providing written testimony) (Center for Public Policy Priorities),
Austin, TX
Spilman, Annie (also providing written testimony) (National Federation of Independent
Businesses), Austin, TX
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September 15, 2014 8:00 AM
Walker, Jamie (Texas Department of Insurance), Austin, TX
Providing written testimony:
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Yanas, Christine (Teaching Hospitals of Texas), Austin, TX
Interim Charge 7 (Medical Price Transparency)
ON:
Bailey, Charles (also providing written testimony) (Texas Hospital Association), Austin,
TX
Berndt, Trey (also providing written testimony) (AARP), Austin, TX
Bryant, David (also providing written testimony) (Texas Society of Anesthesiology),
McKinney, TX
Carter, Patrick (also providing written testimony) (Texas Medical Association), Houston,
TX
Daniel, Katrina (Texas Department of Insurance), Austin, TX
Dudensing, Jamie (Texas Association of Health Plans), Austin, TX
Isett, Carl (also providing written testimony) (Self; Texas Association of Benefit
Administrators), Austin, TX
Providing written testimony:
ON:
Hutson, Blake (Consumers Union), Austin, TX
Pogue, Stacey (Center for Public Policy Priorities), Austin, TX


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