Treemaps are a form of space-filling layout where the area of each rectangle is proportional to its value.
Treemaps visualize hierarchical data, but since often only the leaf nodes (files rather than folders) are drawn, it can be difficult to see the hierarchy. Padding is sometimes used to show the hierarchy via containment, though this introduces area distortion. Cushion gradients also indicate hierarchy, but are somewhat unintuitive (or perhaps just ugly).
The treemap above uses interaction to reveal the hierarchy incrementally: clicking on a node zooms in. Only two levels of the hierarchy are visible at a time. This allows the layout’s aspect ratio (ideally φ) to be optimized for the current view, rather than computing a global layout. It also allows the exploration of arbitrarily-large datasets: data can be lazily-loaded and positioned on zoom!
This visualization is implemented in D3.js, based on an earlier version from my talk at SVG Open. Also see Nicolas Garcia Belmonte’s zoomable treemap of music albums, and The New York Times’ free-form zooming for Obama’s 2012 budget proposal. Note the subtle differences in behavior!


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If you want to customise a common file / save dialog box, you may need to know the identifiers of the various controls in the dialog box. They are listed in the table below. You particularly need to know the stc32 control id if you are adding further controls.
| Control Identifier | Control Description |
|---|---|
| cmb2 | Drop-down combo box that displays the current drive or folder and allows the user to select a drive or folder to open. |
| stc4 | Label for the cmb2 combo box. |
| lst1 | List box that displays the contents of the current drive or folder. |
| stc1 | Label for the lst list box. |
| edt1 | Edit control that displays the name of the current file, or in which the user can type the name of the file to open. But see cmb13 below. |
| cmb13 | Combo box that displays name of current file, or in which user can type name of file to open (may be used instead of edt1). |
| stc3 | Label for the edt1 edit control. |
| cmb1 | Drop-down combo box that displays the list of file type filters. |
| stc2 | Label for the cmb1 combo box. |
| chx1 | The read-only check box. |
| IDOK | The OK command button (push button). |
| IDCANCEL | The Cancel command button (push button). |
| pshHelp | The Help command button (push button). |
| stc32 | Special static text control included in customisation template. |
The control identifiers in the left hand column can be found in Delphi's
Dlgs
and Windows
units.


Description: Takes a string and throws an exception containing it.
message: String The message to send out.
This method exists primarily for plugin developers who wish to override it and provide a better display (or more information) for the error messages.
jQuery.error = console.error;


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<md-progress-spinner>
and <md-spinner>
are a circular indicators of progress and activity.
The progress-spinner supports two modes, "determinate" and "indeterminate".
The <md-spinner>
component is an alias for <md-progress-spinner mode="indeterminate">
.
| Mode | Description |
|---|---|
| determinate | Standard progress indicator, fills from 0% to 100% |
| indeterminate | Indicates that something is happening without conveying a discrete progress |
The default mode is "determinate". In this mode, the progress is set via the value
property,
which can be a whole number between 0 and 100.
In "indeterminate" mode, the value
property is ignored.
The color of a progress-spinner can be changed by using the color
property. By default,
progress-spinners use the theme's primary color. This can be changed to 'accent'
or 'warn'
.


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Several file formats defined by CISAC, most notably various versions of CWR and CRD, are based on EDI.
The code available as at github.com/musicmetadata/edi providing common functionality.
Two demo tools are provided:
If CWR2 or CWR3 modules are installed (and in the future CRD, etc.), both these tools automatically detect the format and process the file accordingly.
CWR 2.x module is {% if not CWR2_AVAILABLE %} NOT {% endif %} installed.
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Reload chart
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Fixed size:
Width:
Height:
(click "Reload chart" if chart does not update)
Time series labels:
These are editable (the underlying query will be unchanged).
You can add more time series at the main window.


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developer+ is a powerful, extensible, 12-month infrastructure credit tier of cloud services that Rackspace makes available to the serious technologist who wants to go for a test drive. Unlike other offers out there, developer+ gives you the core of what you need to build a full, feature-rich application, plus it puts you in direct contact with Rackspace's developers to help you get your idea off the ground. It's the developer offering you'd expect from Fanatical Support®.
developer+ allows you to choose the services you need to get building today. We made sure that everything our own developers would want in an offer made it into developer+. It's powerful, simple and - best of all - useful.
In addition to the credit, you'll get access to the same great no-cost features we offer to all our customers. Things like Cloud Monitoring, Orchestration, Cloud DNS and Cloud Networks are all included with developer+, just like they would be for any Rackspace customer. Let us know if you need help setting any of them up.
It wouldn't be Rackspace if we didn't have your back. The support we offer to developers often needs to be deeper than what other customers ask for. Because of that, we want to give you the time you need to get your questions answered.  Rackers are ready to help you make your plans a reality.
Just as you'd expect, you can consume all Rackspace Cloud services at market-competitive, infrastructure-only pricing for any usage beyond the infrastructure credit we provide.
developer+ is all about radical transparency, and that's a two-way street. We want to give you a product you'd actually want to use, and we want you to give us feedback about how you're using it.
A big part of this offer isn't just about letting people test-drive our products or helping incubate great ideas, it's also about getting feedback on how Rackspace can get better at serving developers. See, we actually think that our best innovations come from listening to our customers. So we'll ask you to provide us with honest, candid feedback about what's awesome and what's not. We're serious about taking you seriously.
The Infrastructure Credit we provide can cover many different configurations for you to build from -
The sky is the limit: we give you the core; the foundation for 12 months - you choose the best fit set of services to plug in and add to build your application!
If you need help or run into some issue, you get two support calls a month. Oh, and those go directly to a seasoned software developer at Rackspace just like you - someone who speaks your language and understands your issue. Most of all, the support channels you know and love - IRC, email, whitepapers and forums will always be available to you, with Rackspace Developers focused on helping you.
We give you a Infrastructure Credit each month that you can apply to whatever services you want. Want two 1GB CPUs or one 2GB? Your call. You want to hack together your own Load Balancer? Then don't pay us for one. We'll keep that arrangement with you for 12 months, at which point we'll welcome you fully to Rackspace Managed Cloud.


In the bakery, you can easily set different delegates for your accounts.
Please note that you can't delegate with your identity. You need to create new accounts.
If you want to set delegates for your tez, you will need to create or import a wallet.


Used to generate SHA1 hashes of data. As SHA1 is not 100% secure anymore, please use with caution. This ought to only be used for compatibility with legacy systems and not used in any new system.
Creates a new empty instance of an SHA1 hash.
Methods from CryptoCommon.AbstractHash can be used to add data to the hash and to digest it.
Typical usage: hash = new Sha1Hash().addText("Hello, World").digestHex();
Creates a new instance of the SHA1 hash and, by default, prints out a warning message about it being unsafe.
| Name | Type | Optional | Description |
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| suppressWarning | string | Optional | This parameter will suppress the warning if you pass in the string 'unsafe'. |


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WITNESS LIST
Health & Human Services
April 23, 2019 8:00 AM
FOR:
Campos, Dya Director of Government Affairs (HEB), San Antonio, TX
Kelemen, George President and CEO (Texas Retailers Association), Austin, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
FOR:
Morales, Daniel (Walmart Stores), Austin, TX
Reed, Ender Legislative Coordinator (Harris County Commissioners Court), Houston/TX,
TX
Wilkes, Morris (United Supermarkets), Lubbock, TX
AGAINST:
Tatum, Alexis (Travis County Commissioners Court), Austin, TX
ON:
Burnes, Todd Associate Commissioner (HHSC), Austin, TX
FOR:
Hamilton, Beth (Texas Association of the Deaf), Austin, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
FOR:
Finch, Dan (Texas Medical Association), Austin, TX
McStay, Frank (Baylor Scott and White Health), Dallas, TX
Shields, Bradford (Texas Academy of Audiology), Austin, TX
Travis, Clayton Director of Advocacy (Texas Pediatric Society), Austin, TX
Yanas, Christine Director of Govt. Affairs (Methodist Healthcare Ministries of South
Texas , Inc.), San Antonio, TX
ON:
Hall, Manda Associate Commissioner (DFPS), Austin, TX
Scoggins, Dr. Bobbie Beth Director (Educational Resource Center on Deafness at Texas
School for the Deaf), Austin, TX
FOR:
Jarl, Katie Texas Senior State Director (The Humane Society of the United States), San
Antonio, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
FOR:
Prather, Nikki Texas Deputy State Director (Self), Austin, TX
Rose, Denise (Texas Humane Legislation Network), Austin, TX
ON:
Garcia, Imelda Associate Commissioner (DSHS), Austin, TX
Hayden, Loraine Executive Director (Texas Society for Biomedical Research), San
Antonio, TX
WITNESS LIST
Health & Human Services
April 23, 2019 8:00 AM
FOR:
Doss, Sheri President (Texas PTA), Austin, TX
Duong, Mai Chief Pediatrics (also providing written testimony) (Texas Pediatric Society,
TMA,), Austin, TX
Graves, Riki (also providing written testimony) (Self), Sugar Land, TX
Hilbert, Caroline Director of Immunization Advocacy (Texas Association of City and
County Health Officials), Round Rock, TX
Lakshmanan, Rekha Director of Advocacy (also providing written testimony) (The
Immunization Partnership), Katy, TX
Suh, Jinny Lead (also providing written testimony) (Immunize Texas), Austin, TX
Waller, Lacy (also providing written testimony) (Immunize Texas), Kyle, TX
AGAINST:
Barlow, Chelsea (Texans for Vaccine Choice), Mansiec, TX
Barlow, Meleah (Texans for Vaccine Choice), Manifold, TX
Campos, April (Texans for Vaccine Choice), Smithville, TX
Carlisle, Russell Doctor (Texans for Vaccine Choice), Prosper, TX
Cheskiewicz, Jennifer (Texans for Vaccine Choice), Austin, TX
Danielle, Gloria Doctor (Texans for Vaccine Choice), Greenville, TX
DeMarines, Regan Health and Wellness Advocate (also providing written testimony)
(Texans for Vaccine Choice), Austin, TX
Hamilton, Katy Mother (Texans for Vaccine Choice), Fort Worth, TX
Hardy, Rebecca Policy Director (also providing written testimony) (Texans for Vaccine
Choice), Keller, TX
Hemphill, Sheila CEO (Texas Right to Know), Brady, TX
Klayman, Steuen MD (Self), Austin, TX
Lail, Doyee Pharmacist and Licensed Professional Counselor (also providing written
testimony) (Texans for Vaccine Choice), Irving, TX
McCadden, Colette (also providing written testimony) (Texans for Vaccine Choice),
Frisco, TX
McCarthy, Peter Chair (also providing written testimony) (Texas Health Freedom
Network), Round Rock, TX
Onopa Woodruff, Andrea Mom (Texans for Vaccine Choice), Austin, TX
Polvado, Noah Student (also providing written testimony) (Texans for Vaccine Choice),
Arlington, TX
Powell, Judy Communications Director (also providing written testimony) (Parent
Guidance Center), Austin, TX
Powton, Michelle Nurse Practitioner (also providing written testimony) (Texans for
Vaccine Choice), Melissa, TX
Richardson, Dawn Director of Advocacy (National Vaccine Information Center), Austin,
TX
Schiegel, Grace Student (also providing written testimony) (Texans for Vaccine Choice),
Arlington, TX
WITNESS LIST
Health & Human Services
April 23, 2019 8:00 AM
Schlegal, Jackie Executive Director (also providing written testimony) (Texans for Vaccine
Choice), Arlington, TX
Slanger-Gutierrez, Mercy (also providing written testimony) (Texans for Vaccine Choice),
San Antonio, TX
Stevens, Star (also providing written testimony) (Texans for Vaccine Choice), Perryton,
TX
Young, Clayton Physician (Self), The Woodlands, TX
Young, Virginia (Self), The Woodland, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
FOR:
Aiken, Amy (Self; Immunize Texas), Buda, TX
Belcher, Nora Executive Director (Texas e-Health Alliance), Austin, TX
Burton, John (Self), Austin, TX
Chang, Samantha (Self), Austin, TX
Christian, Coleen Health Educator (Austin Public Health), Austin, TX
Cleary-Kemp, Jessica Dr (Self; Immunize Texas), Cedar Park, TX
Crutchfield, Ashley (Self), Austin, TX
Cuellar Rojas, Adrianna President & CEO (United Ways of Texas), Austin, TX
Dolan, Edwin (Self), Austin, TX
Dunkelberg, Anne Associate Director (Center for Public Policy Priorities), Austin, TX
Finch, Dan (Texas Medical Association), Austin, TX
Francis, Will (National Association of Social Workers - Texas Chapter), Austin, TX
Guy, Linda RN,PNP (Self), Austin, TX
Haddad, Roberto Counsel Government Affairs (Doctors Hospital at Renaissance (DHR
Health)), Edinburg, TX
Harris, Dwight (Texas American Federation of Teachers), Austin, TX
Johnson, Windy Program manager (Texas Conference of Urban Counties), Austin, TX
Knapp, Elizabeth MD (Self), Lake Charles, TX
Kohler, Adriana (Texans Care for Children), Austin, TX
Kowalski, Tom President & CEO (Texas Healthcare & Bioscience Institute), Austin, TX
Kroll, Carrie Vice President Advocacy, Quality and Health Policy (Texas Hospital
Association), Austin, TX
MacDougal, Vanessa Ms (Self), Austin, TX
Mathis, James (Houston Methodist Hospital), Austin, TX
Person, Maria (Self), Austin, TX
Reed, Charles Assistant Administrator of Governmental Affairs (Dallas County
Commissioners Court), Dallas, TX
Reed, Ender Legislative Coordinator (Harris County Commissioners Court), Houston/TX,
TX
Richmond, Stephanie (Self), Richmond, TX
Rohr-Allegrini, Cherise (Self; Immunize Texas), San Antonio, TX
Russell, Megan (Self), Austin, TX
Sabo, Jason (Children at Risk), Austin, TX
WITNESS LIST
Health & Human Services
April 23, 2019 8:00 AM
Schanbaum, Patricia (Self), Austin, TX
Schauer, Tim (Community Health Choice), Houston, TX
Schleifer, Jessica Director of Advocacy (Teaching Hospitals of Texas), Austin, TX
Shannon, Kelley Executive Director (Freedom of Information Foundation of Texas),
Austin, TX
Simon, Arthur (Self), Austin, TX
Stern, Maggie (Childrens Defense Fund), Austin, TX
Stewart, Kevin (Texas School Nurses Organization), Austin, TX
Tauras, Velvet (Self), Cedar park, TX
Webb, Dale (Self), Austin, TX
Woomer, Eric (Biotechnology Innovation Organization (BIO)), Austin, TX
Xavier, Lynne (Self), Austin, TX
Yanas, Christine Director of Govt. Affairs (Methodist Healthcare Ministries of South
Texas , Inc.), San Antonio, TX
Zimmerman, Ariel (Self; Immunize Texas), Leander, TX
AGAINST:
Bowes, Rachel (Self; Texans for Vaccine Choice), Austin, TX
Budd, Sarah (Self), Austin, TX
Campos, April (Self; Texans For Vaccine Choice), Smithville, TX
Carlisle, Christina (Self), Manchaca, TX
Carter, David Colonel, USAF (retired) (Self), Temple, TX
Caruso, Stefani (Self; Texans for Vaccine Choice), Austin, TX
Cheskiewicz, Jennifer (Self; Texans for Vaccine Choice), Austin, TX
Cheskiewicz, Scott (Self; Texans for vaccine choice), Austin, TX
Cottingham, Erin (Self), Austin, TX
Earle, Ginger (Self), Austin, TX
Escoto, Tasha (Self; Texans for vaccine choice), Mckinney, TX
Gamboa, Jaime Mr (Self; Texans for vaccine choice), Irving, TX
Garcia, Manessah (Self; Texans For Vaccine Choice), Pflugerville, TX
Hemphill, Sheila (Self; Texas Right To Know), Brady, TX
Klayman, Dr steven (Self), Austin/tx, TX
Lux, Carolyn (Self), Fredericksburg, TX
Mascorro MD, Sam (Self; Texans for Vaccine Choice), Waco, TX
Matthews, Carmen (Self; Texans for Vaccine Choice), Austin, TX
McCadden, Colette (Self; Texans For Vaccine Choice), Frisco, TX
Minnis, Julie (Self; Texans for vaccine choice), Austin, TX
Nelms, Deborah (Self), Ranger, TX
Neusse, Richard (Texans for Vaccine Choice), Arlington, TX
Olson, Ken Retired (Self), Fredericksburg, TX
Pamplin, Elizabeth Mrs. (Self; Texans For Vaccine Choice), Round Rock, TX
Sacha, Kennedy (Texans for Vaccine Choice), Austin, TX
Sanders, Dagny (Self; Texans For Vaccine Choice), Kingwood, TX
Sanders, Kristin (Self; Texans For Vaccine Choice), Kingwood, TX
WITNESS LIST
Health & Human Services
April 23, 2019 8:00 AM
Sanders, Lincoln (Self; Texans For Vaccine Choice), Kingwood, TX
Sheets, Laura (Self; Texans for vaccine choice), Follett, TX
Siegel, Shawn (Self), Tx, TX
Simpson, Kristin (Texans for Vaccine Choice), Austin, TX
Simpson, Kristin (Self), Austin, TX
Smith, Angela (Self; Fredericksburg Tea Party), Fredericksburg, TX
Tauras, Edward (Self), Cedar park, TX
Tauras, Velvet (Self), Cedar Park, TX
Walton, Gordon Mr (Self), Austin, TX
ON:
Garcia, Imelda Associate Commissioner (DSHS), Austin, TX
FOR:
Finitzo, PHD, Terese CEO OZ Systems (also providing written testimony) (Self),
Arlington, TX
Wohleb, Steve General Counsel (THA), Austin, TX
ON:
Duong, Mai Chief Pediatrics (also providing written testimony) (Texas Pediatric Society,
TMA,), Austin, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
FOR:
Aleman, Steven Policy Specialist (Disability Rights Texas), Austin, TX
Belcher, Nora Executive Director (Texas e-Health Alliance), Austin, TX
ON:
Garcia, Imelda Associate Commissioner (DSHS), Austin, TX
Hall, Manda Associate Commissioner (DFPS), Austin, TX
FOR:
Lusk, Katherine Chief HIM and Exchange (also providing written testimony) (Children's
Health-Dallas), Dallas, TX
Miulgan, Maureen President and CEO (also providing written testimony) (Teaching
Hospitals of Texas), Austin, TX
ON:
Sturgeon, Judith Clinical Coding (also providing written testimony) (Harris Health
System), Houston, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
FOR:
Belcher, Nora Executive Director (Texas e-Health Alliance), Austin, TX
Haddad, Roberto Counsel Government Affairs (Doctors Hospital at Renaissance (DHR
Health)), Edinburg, TX
Hoppe, Christina Director of Public Policy (Children's hospital association of Texas
(CHAT)), Austin, TX
WITNESS LIST
Health & Human Services
April 23, 2019 8:00 AM
Kroll, Carrie Vice President Advocacy, Quality and Health Policy (Texas Hospital
Association), Austin, TX
ON:
Van Ramshorst MP, MPH, Ryan Chief Medical Director (HHSC), Austin, TX
AGAINST:
Scot, Johana Executive Director (Parent Guidance Center), Austin, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
FOR:
Crockett, Sarah Public Policy Coordinator (Texas CASA), Austin, TX
Moreno, Dennis (Self), San Antonio, TX
Yanas, Christine Director of Govt. Affairs (Methodist Healthcare Ministries of South
Texas , Inc.), San Antonio, TX
AGAINST:
Powell, Judy Communications Director (Parent Guidance Center), Austin, TX
ON:
Mitchell, Demetrie Director of Special Investigations (DFPS), Austin, TX
Wold, Kez Associate Commissioner for Adult Protective Services (DFPS), Austin, TX
FOR:
Barlow, Chelsea (Texans for Vaccine Choice), Mansiec, TX
Barlow, Meleah (Texans for Vaccine Choice), Manifold, TX
Carlisle, Russell Doctor (Texans for Vaccine Choice), Prosper, TX
Cheskiewicz, Jennifer (also providing written testimony) (Texans for Vaccine Choice),
Austin, TX
Danielle, Gloria Doctor (Texans for Vaccine Choice), Greenville, TX
Hamilton, Katy Mother (Texans for Vaccine Choice), Fort Worth, TX
Hardy, Rebecca Policy Director (also providing written testimony) (Texans for Vaccine
Choice), Keller, TX
Hemphill, Sheila CEO (Texas Right to Know), Brady, TX
McCadden, Colette (also providing written testimony) (Texans for Vaccine Choice),
Frisco, TX
Onopa Woodruff, Andrea Mom (Texans for Vaccine Choice), Austin, TX
Polvado, Noah Student (also providing written testimony) (Texans for Vaccine Choice),
Arlington, TX
Powton, Michelle Nurse Practitioner (also providing written testimony) (Texans for
Vaccine Choice), Melissa, TX
Richardson, Dawn Director of Advocacy (National Vaccine Information Center), Austin,
TX
Schiegel, Grace Student (also providing written testimony) (Texans for Vaccine Choice),
Arlington, TX
Schlegal, Jackie Executive Director (also providing written testimony) (Texans for Vaccine
Choice), Arlington, TX
WITNESS LIST
Health & Human Services
April 23, 2019 8:00 AM
Slanger-Gutierrez, Mercy (also providing written testimony) (Texans for Vaccine Choice),
San Antonio, TX
Stevens, Star (also providing written testimony) (Texans for Vaccine Choice), Perryton,
TX
Young, Clayton Physician (Self), The Woodlands, TX
Young, Virginia (Self), The Woodland, TX
AGAINST:
Duong, Mai Chief Pediatrics (also providing written testimony) (Texas Pediatric Society,
TMA,), Austin, TX
Hilbert, Caroline Director of Immunization Advocacy (Texas Association of City and
County Health Officials), Round Rock, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
FOR:
Bowes, Rachel (Self; Texans for Vaccine Choice), Austin, TX
Budd, Sarah (Self), Austin, TX
Campos, April (Self; Texans For Vaccine Choice), Smithville, TX
Carlisle, Christina (Self), Manchaca, TX
Carter, David Colonel, USAF (retired) (Self), Temple, TX
Caruso, Stefani (Self; Texans for Vaccine Choice), Austin, TX
Cheskiewicz, Jennifer (Self; Texans for Vaccine Choice), Austin, TX
Cheskiewicz, Scott (Self; Texans for vaccine choice), Austin, TX
Cottingham, Erin (Self), Austin, TX
Earle, Ginger (Self), Austin, TX
Escoto, Tasha (Self; Texans for vaccine choice), Mckinney, TX
Gamboa, Jaime Mr (Self; Texans for vaccine choice), Irving, TX
Garcia, Lleyton (Self; Texans For Vaccine Choice), Pflugerville, TX
Garcia, Manessah (Self; Texans For Vaccine Choice), Pflugerville, TX
Glass, Tom (Self), Hockley, TX
Hemphill, Sheila (Self; Texas Right To Know), Brady, TX
Klayman, Dr steven (Self), Austin/tx, TX
Lail, Joyce Pharmacist and LPC (Self; Texans for Vaccine Choice), Irving, TX
Lux, Carolyn (Self), Fredericksburg, TX
Mann, Jean (Self), The Woodlands, TX
Mascorro MD, Sam (Self; Texans for Vaccine Choice), Waco, TX
Matthews, Carmen (Self; Texans for Vaccine Choice), Austin, TX
McCadden, Colette (Self; Texans For Vaccine Choice), Frisco, TX
McCarthy, Peter (Self; Texas Health Freedom Coalition), Round Rock Tx, TX
Minnis, Julie (Self; Texans for vaccine choice), Austin, TX
Nelms, Deborah (Self), Ranger, TX
Olson, Ken Retired (Self), Fredericksburg, TX
Pamplin, Elizabeth Mrs. (Self; Texans For Vaccine Choice), Round Rock, TX
Powell, Judy Communications Director (Parent Guidance Center), Austin, TX
Sacha, Kennedy (Texans for Vaccine Choice), Austin, TX
WITNESS LIST
Health & Human Services
April 23, 2019 8:00 AM
Sanders, Dagny (Self; Texans For Vaccine Choice), Kingwood, TX
Sanders, Kristin (Self; Texans For Vaccine Choice), Kinwood, TX
Sanders, Lincoln (Self; Texans For Vaccine Choice), Kingwood, TX
Schauer, Tim (Community Health Choice), Houston, TX
Sheets, Laura (Self; Texans for vaccine choice), Follett, TX
Simpson, Kristin (Texans for Vaccine Choice), Austin, TX
Simpson, Kristin (Self), Austin, TX
Smith, Angela (Self; Fredericksburg Tea Party), Fredericksburg, TX
Tauras, Edward (Self), Cedar Park, TX
Walton, Gordon Mr (Self; Texans for Vacine Choice), Austin, TX
AGAINST:
Acosta, Jennifer PA-C (Self), Austin, TX
Aiken, Amy (Self; Immunize Texas), Buda, TX
Austin, Geshia Physician (Self), Drifywood, TX
Boston, Jessica (Texas Association of Business), Austin, TX
Burton, John (Self), Austin, TX
Chang, Samantha (Self), Austin, TX
Christian, Coleen Health Educator (Austin Public Health), Austin, TX
Cleary-Kemp, Jessica Dr (Self; Immunize Texas), Cedar Park, TX
Crutchfield, Ashley (Self), Austin, TX
Dockray, Lee M.D. (Self), Leander, TX
Dunkelberg, Anne Associate Director (Center for Public Policy Priorities), Austin, TX
Finch, Dan (Texas Medical Association), Austin, TX
Florer, Christine Pediatrician (Self), Austin, TX
Francis, Will (National Association of Social Workers - Texas Chapter), Austin, TX
Graves, Riki (Self), Texas, TX
Haddad, Roberto Counsel Government Affairs (Doctors Hospital at Renaissance (DHR
Health)), Edinburg, TX
Jain, Sangeeta Doctor (Self), Austin, TX
Jones, Sarah (Self), Austin, TX
Kim (Self), Austin, TX
Knapp, Elizabeth MD (Self), Lake Charles, TX
Kohler, Adriana (Texans Care for Children), Austin, TX
Kowalski, Tom President & CEO (Texas Healthcare & Bioscience Institute), Austin, TX
Kroll, Carrie Vice President Advocacy, Quality and Health Policy (Texas Hospital
Association), Austin, TX
Lakshmanan, Rekha (Self; The Immunization Partnership), KATY, TX
Lowrey, Lisa McDowell BSN,RN (Self), Austin, TX
Mathis, James (Houston Methodist Hospital), Austin, TX
R, Alan Doctor (Self; Austin area pediatricians), Austin, TX
R, Jennifer Registered nurse (Self), Austin, TX
Reed, Ender Legislative Coordinator (Harris County Commissioners Court), Houston/TX,
TX
WITNESS LIST
Health & Human Services
April 23, 2019 8:00 AM
Reeves, Candace RN,MSN, CPNP (Self), Austin, TX
Richmond, Stephanie (Self), Richmond, TX
Rohr-Allegrini, Cherise (Self; Immunize Texas), San Antonio, TX
Sabo, Jason (Children at Risk), Austin, TX
Schanbaum, Patricia (Self), Austin, texas, TX
Schauer, Tim (Community Health Choice), Houston, TX
Stern, Maggie (Childrens Defense Fund), Austin, TX
Suh, Jinny Leader (Immunize Texas), Austin, TX
W, Carole Registered nurse (Self; Retired Registered nurse of texas), San antonio, TX
Waller, Lacy (Self; Immunize Texas), Kyle, TX
Woomer, Eric (Biotechnology Innovation Organization (BIO)), Austin, TX
Xavier, Lynne (Self), Austin, TX
Yanas, Christine Director of Govt. Affairs (Methodist Healthcare Ministries of South
Texas , Inc.), San Antonio, TX
Zimmerman, Ariel (Self; Immunize Texas), Leander, TX


| Ratings are based on overall behaviour over the course of the school year. In general, the student demonstrates at least one of... |
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Level 1
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Level 2
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Level 3
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Level 4
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Rating
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| Oppositional Behaviour (Verbal/Non-Verbal) |
N/A
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One day per month:
- Loses temper, argues with adults
- Does not comply with adults' requests or rules
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2-3 days per month:
- Loses temper, argues with adults
- Actively defies or refuses to comply with adults' requests or rules
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3-5 days per week:
- Loses temper argues with adults
- Actively defies or refuses to comply with adults' requests or rules
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Daily:
- Loses temper, argues with adults
- Actively defies or refuses to comply with adults' requests or rules
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2 |
| Student Conduct |
N/A
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One day per month:
- Threatens others'
- Grabs people
- Initiates physical aggression
- Destroys other's property
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2-3 days per month:
- Initiates physical aggression
- Grabs people
- Threatens to cause physical harm to others
- Destroys others' property
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3-5 days per week:
- Initiates physical aggression
- Grabs people
- Is intimidating or threatening to others which may cause physical harm
- Destroys others' property
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Daily:
- Initiates physical or sexual aggression
- Grabs people
- Is intimidating or threatening to others which may cause physical harm
- Destroys others' property
- Has resulted in class evacualtions
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2 |
| BMS Physical Intervention (Block, Containment, Release) |
N/A
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One day per month:
- Requires BMS safe physical intervention to maintain safety
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2-3 days per month:
- Requires BMS safe physical intervention to maintain safety
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3-5 days per week:
- Requires BMS safe physical intervention to maintain safety
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Daily:
- Requires BMS safe physical intervention to maintain safety
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| Self-Injurious Behaviour |
N/A
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Once per month:
- Ingestion of inedible materials (pica)
- Vomiting or rumination
- Scratching, picking, rubbing skin
- Biting
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2-3 days per month:
- Ingestion of inedible materials (pica)
- Vomiting or rumination
- Scratching, picking rubbing skin
- Biting-local swelling only or discoloration without swelling.
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3-5 times per week:
- Forceful contact with head or face
- Ingestion of inedible materials (pica)
- Forceful contact with other body part
- Biting - extensive swelling.
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Daily:
- Forceful contact with head or face
- Ingestion of inedible materials (pica for harmful items)
- Eye gouging
- Forceful contact with other body part
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4 |
| Health and Safety Hazards (Roads, Elopement) |
N/A
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Once per month:
- Requires redirection for wandering, eloping, managing stairs
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2-3 days per month:
- Requires redirection for wandering, eloping, managing stairs
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3-5 times per week:
- Requires redirection for wandering, eloping, managing stairs
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Daily:
- Requires redirection for wandering, eloping, managing stairs
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2 |
| Restricted, Repetitive Behaviors |
N/A
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Once per month:
- Inflexibility of behavior causes some interference with fuctioning, difficulty with transitions.
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2-3 days per month:
- Inflexibility of behavior causes significant interference with functioning in one or more contexts.
- Difficulty switching between activities.
- Problems of organization and planning hamper independence.
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3-5 times per week
- Inflexibility of behavior
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Difficulty coping with change, or other restricted/repetitive behaviors appear frequently enough to be obvious to the casual observer and interfere with functioning in a variety of
contexts.
- Distress and/or difficulty changing focus or action.
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Daily:
- Inflexibility of behavior
- Extreme difficulty coping with change, or other restricted/repetitive behaviors markedly interfere with functioning in all spheres.
- Great distress/difficulty changing focus or action.
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1 |
| Safety Summary Rating: Health Medical Summary Rating: Items Will Automatically Transfer to Profile Section |
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14
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Level 1
High Degree of Independence
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Level 2
Considerable Independence
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Level 3
Some Independence / Some Assistance
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Level 4
Limited Independence / Significant Assistance
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Rating
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| Toileting and Personal Hygiene |
N/A
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Typically toilets independently although adult monitors, requires limited or little verbal and/or gestural assistance to maintain personal hygiene
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Requires occasional / partial physical assistance to toilet and maintain personal hygiene
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One adult required to toilet and / or diaper, clean and change wih full physical assistance, requires daily hand over hand assistance to maintain all personal hygiene
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Two adults required to lift, toilet and / or diaper, clean and change, fully dependent on others for maintaining all personal hygiene
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2 |
| Dressing |
N/A
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Requires consistent adult prompting without assistance in order to successfully manage clothing i.e. when using washroom
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Requires daily adult prompting with some hand over hand assistance for most dressing - where atypical for age
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Requires daily hand over hand assistance for all dressing where atypical for age
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Student is fully dependent on adult for all dressing, full physical assistance
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2 |
| Mobility: (Only For Walking Instability, Walker Use, or Wheelchair Use) |
N/A
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High degree of independance to maneuver self, wheelchair, walker in familiar and unfamiliar environments e.g. can manage school navigation, needs help accessing locker, elevator
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Considerable independence to maneuver self, wheelchair, walker in familiar and unfamiliar environments e.g. adult support at times to clear path
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Some independence / some assistance to maneuver self, wheelchair, walker, in familiar and unfamiliar environments e.g. needs some support to maneuver
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Fully dependent on adult for daily maneuvering self, wheelchair, walker
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1 |
| Sensory and Motor Support (Excludes Those With Only Fine-Motor Needs) |
N/A
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N/A |
N/A |
IEP goals include recommendations from occupational therapist or physiotherapist, or is on the waitlist, requiring access to alternate area with adult supervision and structure
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IEP goals include recommendations from occupational therapist or physiotherapist - or is on the waitlist, requiring access to alternate area with significant adult intervention (e.g sensory
room, physiotherapy exercise)
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0 |
| Feeding assistance |
N/A
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Requires adult assistance to access lunch and dining location
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Requires adult direction or guidance in order to eat
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Requires adult physical assistance to feed self |
Fully dependent on adult for all feeding and drinking; monitor for choking and swallowing
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1 |
| Lifting / Transferring / Positioning |
N/A
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Uses accessibility supports (i.e. bars, commode, walker) to ensure stability and safety with adult supervision
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In addition to accessibility supports, requires 1 adult to physically ensure stability and safety
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One adult required to lift, transfer, and position
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Two adults required to lift, transfer, and reposition according to the OT or PT
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2 |
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8
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Level 1
Considerable Independence
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Level 2
Some Independence
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Level 3
Limited Independence / Considerable Assistance
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Level 4
Fully Dependent; Requires Adult Assistance
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Rating
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Communication: Overall Level of Expressive Communication: Could Include Verbal, Sign Language, Augmentative Or Alternative Communication Systems.
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N/A
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- Engages in spontaneous, reciprocal conversations;
- Independently initiates conversations;
- Able to self-advocate with little or no prompting;
- Able to use an alternative communication system to have a conversation and self-advocate with little or no prompting
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- Verbal with some reciprocal conversations though not necessarily spontaneous
- Engages in scripted conversations
- Requires prompting to self-advocate
- Learning to use an augmentative or alternative communication system to make requests, to comment, to protest, etc. with prompting
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- Intentional communicator
- Emerging verbal/low verbal
- Pulls adult to desired item
- Can label and/or make a few requests using single words, signs or gestures but cannot communicate independently
- Beginning to use a picture exchange type system or other augmentative or alternative communication system
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- Non-verbal; interest in communicating with adult or peer not yet apparent
- Does not yet have an augmentative communication system
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2 |
| Communication: Overall Level Of Understanding - Receptive Communication |
N/A
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- Can follow two-step directions presented verbally with minimal prompts (visual or physical) required; able to follow routines independently
- May benefit from the use of visuals to support understanding.
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- Can follow most one-step directions presented verbally (minimal prompting)
- Use of the visual supports recommended to support understanding (e.g. schedules, routines, transitions, directions Time Timer), appropriate to the learner
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- Can follow some simple one-step directions presented verbally with physical prompting (e.g. pointing)
- Can follow a routine schedule with support/prompting requires use to visuals (e.g First/Then or routine schedule) to support understanding
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- Full physical prompts, such as pointing, and hand-over-hand support, in order to follow directions
- May not be aware of or is developing awareness of visuals and their meaning/purpose
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2 |
| Social Communication |
N/A
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Has an interest in social communication, but is unable to engage effectively
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- Without supports in place, deficits in social communication cause noticeable impairments.
- Difficulty initiating social interactions, and clear examples of atypical or unsuccessful response to social overtures of others.
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May appear to have decreased interest in social interactions. For example, a person who is able to speak in full sentences and engages in communication but
whose to- and-fro conversation with others fails, and whose attempts to make friends are odd and typically unsuccessful.
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- Marked deficits in verbal and nonverbal social communication skills
- Social impairments apparent even with supports in place
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Limited initiation of social interactions; and reduced or abnormal responses to social overtures from others. For example, a person who speaks simple
sentences, whose interaction is limited to narrow special interests, and how has markedly odd nonverbal communication
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- Severe deficits in verbal and nonverbal social communication skills cause severe impairments in functioning
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Very limited initiation of social interactions, and minimal response to social overtures from others. For example, a person who speaks simple sentences, whose
interaction is limited to narrow special interests, and how has markedly odd nonverbal communication
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Class Round<TPlayer, TDeck, TCard>
Represents the base class of a game round.
Implements
IRound<TPlayer, TDeck, TCard>
Inherited Members
System.Object.Equals(System.Object)
System.Object.Equals(System.Object, System.Object)
System.Object.GetHashCode()
System.Object.GetType()
System.Object.MemberwiseClone()
System.Object.ReferenceEquals(System.Object, System.Object)
System.Object.ToString()
Namespace: CardGames.Core
Assembly: CardGames.Core.dll
Syntax
public abstract class Round<TPlayer, TDeck, TCard> : IRound<TPlayer, TDeck, TCard> where TPlayer : class, IPlayer<TDeck, TCard> where TDeck : class, IDeck<TCard> where TCard : class, ICard
Type Parameters
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| TPlayer | The type that represents the customized Player<TDeck, TCard> for a given game. |
| TDeck | The type that represents the customized Deck<TCard> for a given game. |
| TCard | The type that represents the customized Card for a given game. |
Properties
| Improve this Doc View SourceAllPlayedCards
Declaration
public IEnumerable<TCard> AllPlayedCards { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Collections.Generic.IEnumerable<TCard> |
Iterations
Declaration
public IEnumerable<IRoundIteration<TPlayer, TDeck, TCard>> Iterations { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Collections.Generic.IEnumerable<IRoundIteration<TPlayer, TDeck, TCard>> |
Number
Declaration
public int Number { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Int32 |
Players
Declaration
public IEnumerable<TPlayer> Players { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Collections.Generic.IEnumerable<TPlayer> |
Winner
Declaration
public virtual TPlayer Winner { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| TPlayer |
Methods
| Improve this Doc View SourceCreateIteration<TRoundIteration, TMoveController, TCardTray>(IEnumerable<TPlayer>)
Declaration
public virtual TRoundIteration CreateIteration<TRoundIteration, TMoveController, TCardTray>(IEnumerable<TPlayer> players = null)
where TRoundIteration : class, IRoundIteration<TPlayer, TDeck, TCard>, new()
where TMoveController : class, IMoveController<TPlayer, TDeck, TCard>, new()
where TCardTray : class, ICardTray<TPlayer, TDeck, TCard>, new()
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.Collections.Generic.IEnumerable<TPlayer> | players |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| TRoundIteration |
Type Parameters
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| TRoundIteration | |
| TMoveController | |
| TCardTray |
Play()
Declaration
public abstract void Play()


The "Overview" section provides a quick summary of how to re-structure a very simple model in such a way that it can be used within the SCEM-UA parameter optimization framework. Subsequent sections give more specific instructions.
Consider a script m-file:
% define parameters: a = 0.3; b = 2.5; % define constants: x = [1:0.1:10]; % calculate model result: y = a*x + b;
The above script will generate a model prediction (y) based on the parameters (a and b) and the constant x.
Rewriting the script as a function might yield:
function y = linearmodel(parVec) % somehow import the values for all constants... % and assign them to their respective variable names: importconstants % assign the values from input argument "parVec" ... % to their respective variable names: importparameters % calculate model result: y = a*x + b;
We may now call this function with many combinations of the parameters (a and b), generating different linear curves for each parameter combination. For example like so:
% draw 1000 samples from a uniform random
% distribution between -1 and 4: parameterSamples = -1+4*rand(1000,2) for k=1:size(parameterSamples,1) % calculate y using the k-th parameter... % set from "parameterSamples": y(k,:) = linearmodel(parameterSamples(k,:)) end
Now perhaps we also have some observations, corresponding to our predicted value of y. We may evaluate the Goodness-of-Fit between modeled and observed values of y using some objective function.
After this initial sample of 1000 model evaluations, it becomes pretty clear that some parts of the parameter space generate results which give good scores for the objective function, whereas other parts give bad results. Once we figure out which parts of the parameter space are unlikely to yield good results, we may want to concentrate our sampling to the remaining part. This implies that we are no longer sampling from a uniform distribution, but rather we impose a higher probability on the regions of the parameter space which give the best results. As we continue sampling while updating the probability distribution, we are increasingly more certain of the best region. At some point, the shape of the distribution becomes stable and the algorithm has reached convergence.
The interesting thing about SCEM-UA is that, once the optimization algorithm converges, the shape of the probability distribution approximates the uncertainty distribution on the parameters.


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| Baoling Zhen | 2022.01-2022.10 | Research Assistant | - |
| Xing Wu | 2022.08-2022.12 | Visiting Student | - |
| Zican Zhou | 2021.12-2023.06 | Research Assistant | Johns Hopkins University |


Kubica: There are things "we have handled in a good way"
by Joseph TyrrellIt has been far from plain sailing for Robert Kubica this season as the Polish driver has struggled at the back of the field for most of the season. The Williams driver has been reflecting on his one season return to Formula 1.
Kubica made a fairytale return to the pinnacle of motorsport after a devastating rally crash eight years ago. He returned this season at Williams, partnering George Russell and it seemed to be a dream return. However, it has fallen flat and Williams and Kubica have struggled all season, managing just one point courtesy of the Pole's P10 in Germany.
Kubica will leave Williams at the end of the season and he has been reflecting on his season, picking out some highs and lows.
“Coming back to a competition sport, as Formula 1 is, on the highest level of motorsport, after a long time and with my limitations, a lot of people did not even think I would be able to race,” said Kubica.
“I heard many stories that in Turn 1 that will not be able to react to situations and probably the opening lap is one of the things which I managed well this season.
“I heard rumours that I would not be able to race in Monaco, and probably Monaco was one of my best drives during this year, although I was still far behind. But feeling-wise it was positive.
“The team is working hard but it is not an easy season. There are many things which we could probably handle better. But there are also things which I think that, although the season has been difficult, we have handled in a good way."


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| Class Summary | |
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| TimesTenConnectionPool | Represents a Timesten Connection Pool. |
| TimesTenPooledCallableStatement | Represents a TimesTen callable statement. |
| TimesTenPooledConnection | Represents a pooled TimesTen database connection (JDBC). |
| TimesTenPooledPreparedStatement | Represents a TimesTen prepared statement. |
| TimesTenPooledStatement | Represents a TimesTen statement. |
Implements an efficient connection pooling mechanism for the Oracle TimesTen IMDB. This package contains several classes that together provide a very efficient connection pool for use with the Oracle TimesTen IMDB. The main differences between this implementation and the more typical JDBC connection pool implementations are as follows:
1. This implementation associates statements with the pooled connections. This obviates the need to rely on driver or database level statement pooling (which is relatively inefficient) and eliminates the need for the application to prepare any required statements every time it gets a connection from the pool.
2. It stores the SQL text for the statement, which can be retrieved later via the getSQL method.
3. It allows for an arbitrary set of optimiser hints to be set for a statement which will be used when the statement is (re)prepared. The stored hints can easily be retrieved via the getOptHints() method.
4. It stores a 'label' for the statement by which it can easily be identified. This is used by the application to retrieve the statements from the connections that it obtains from the pool.
The typical usage pattern for this connection pool by a multithreaded Java program is as follows:
Application Initialisation:
- Main thread creates one (or more) connection pools with required numbers of connections and initialises them with DSN and other parameters via the initialise() method.
- Main thread adds all necessary statements (prepared, callable or regular) to the pool(s) via the various createXXXXStatement() methods.
- Main thread enables the pool(s) for use via the enable() method.
- Main thread creates other threads, passing them the connection pool(s) that they should use.
Secondary thread(s), when performing a database transaction:
- Get a free connection from the connection pool via the getConnection() or getConnectionWait() methods.
- Obtain the relevant statement objects via the getXXXXStmt() methods.
- Execute the statement(s) and process result sets as normal.
- Execute a commit (or rollback) to close the active transaction.
- Return the connection to the pool using the releaseConnection() method.
Application termination:
- Main thread suspends the connection pool(s) via the suspend() method.
- Main thread waits for each pool to become quiescent. This can be checked via the isQuiescent() method or by using the waitforQuiescent() method.
- Main threads tears down the connection pool(s) using the shutdown() method.
Pool management operations:
While a pool exists and is being used, various management operations can be performed on it. In general, a pool must first be quiesced (suspend() then waitforQuiescent()) before it can be manipulated. After manipulation it must then be enabled again (enable()).
See createXXXXStmt, removeXXXXStmt() and resizePool() methods for more details.
Supports Java 6 and TimesTen 11.2.
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Short Talk Program (STP)
|
Day |
Speaker |
Contact Info |
|---|---|---|
|
Mon - Fajar |
Imam Muamar (Ahadeeth) |
Imam Abutaleb - Speaker<EMAIL_ADDRESS>) |
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Mon - Isha |
Fiaz Fareed (excerpts from the Seerah " Prophet Muhammad PBUH) |
Imam Muamar Speaker<EMAIL_ADDRESS>&<EMAIL_ADDRESS>) |
|
Tue - Fajar |
Imam Muamar (Content of Character (akhlaaq) & other topics) |
Fiaz Fareed - Speaker<EMAIL_ADDRESS>&<EMAIL_ADDRESS>|
|
Tue - Isha |
TBA |
TBA |
|
Wed - Fajar |
Imam AbuTaleb (xx) |
Khaled Al-Zoubi - Speaker<EMAIL_ADDRESS>) |
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Wed - Isha |
Imam AbuTaleb (xx) |
Musa Ramsey - Speaker<EMAIL_ADDRESS>) |
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Thu - Fajar |
Imam AbuTaleb (xx) |
Ihab Saad - Speaker<EMAIL_ADDRESS>) |
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Thu - Isha |
Imam AbuTaleb (xx) |
Nouman Siddiqui - Speaker<EMAIL_ADDRESS>) |
|
Fri - Fajar |
Khaled Al-Zoubi (Words of Remembrance (teach ppl adhkar, duaa to memorize in the khatera) & spiritual uplifting in reviving Sunnah of Prophet Mohammad (PBUH) |
Sameh Mubarak - Speaker<EMAIL_ADDRESS>) |
|
Fri - Isha |
FNP (N/A) |
Labeed Al-Kadhi - Speaker<EMAIL_ADDRESS>) |
|
Sat - Fajar |
Musa Ramsey (Sh. Abdur Razzaaq ibn Abdul-Muhsib al-Badr,
|
Hassan Masood - IAR Admin<EMAIL_ADDRESS>) |
|
Sat - Isha |
Ihab Saad (Understanding Islam: Where did we go wrong) |
Hasan Baloch - Education Committee Chairman<EMAIL_ADDRESS>) |
|
1st Sun - Fajar |
Nouman Siddiqui (Qur'anic reflections & Daily Dawah) |
Omar Khan - Khatira Coordinator<EMAIL_ADDRESS>) |
|
2nd Sun - Fajar |
Sameh Mubarak (Muslim character) |
- |
|
3rd Sun - Fajar |
Labeed Al-Kadhi (Improving your Islamic knowledge) |
- |
|
4th Sun - Fajar |
Labeed Al-Kadhi (Improving your Islamic knowledge) |
- |
|
Sun - Isha |
Imam Muamar (Tafseer of Quran - lessons and reflections) |
- |
Summary: Short talk program is an educational program by The Educational Committee held at the Islamic Center of Raleigh. The talks are held after Fajr and Maghrib/Isha prayers throughout the week.
Between November - March the FNP is held after Isha prayers and switches to Maghrib prayers during the rest of the year. The approximate duration of a short talk is about 5-10 minutes, with the exception of talks held on weekends which are held for an hour.
Topics covered during this program may include:- Islamic Creed
- Islamic Law
- Family Issues
- Contemporary Islamic Issues
- Community Issues
The Education Committee considers the following criteria for this program:
- Encouraging individuals/organizations to present the short talks
- Maintaining a schedule/calendar to plan short talks several weeks/months in advance
- Providing presenters with a time frame (i.e. Mondays after Isha for 8 weeks)
- Advertising short talk program via internet and flyers
- Promoting diversity in terms of ethnicity, gender, culture, age, and perspective
TEC and Presenter Expectations can be found here.
Anyone interested in participating in the program please see the STP Protocol.


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console-disco 0.1.0
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General interface to function wrappers, provides easy ways to call function with string parameters. And accessor to internal function's signature elements (such as return's value type, parameters types) More...
#include <function.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| virtual std::string | invoke (std::string_view arguments)=0 |
| Tries to invoke internal function with given arguments, throws disco::bad_input if given sequence had not been parsed correctly. More... | |
| virtual std::string_view | return_type () const noexcept=0 |
| Converts type of return value to string_view. More... | |
| virtual std::vector< std::string_view > | parameter_types () const =0 |
| Collect information of the types which have to be passed to the internal function. More... | |
| virtual const std::string & | description () const noexcept=0 |
| Returns function description, the description (reason d'etre of the function) More... | |
| DECLARE_NON_COPYABLE (function) | |
| DECLARE_NON_MOVABLE (function) | |
General interface to function wrappers, provides easy ways to call function with string parameters. And accessor to internal function's signature elements (such as return's value type, parameters types)
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pure virtualnoexcept |
Returns function description, the description (reason d'etre of the function)
Implemented in disco::function_impl< R, Ts >.
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pure virtual |
Tries to invoke internal function with given arguments, throws disco::bad_input if given sequence had not been parsed correctly.
| arguments | Input sequence with arguments to be parsed |
Implemented in disco::function_impl< R, Ts >.
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pure virtual |
Collect information of the types which have to be passed to the internal function.
Implemented in disco::function_impl< R, Ts >.
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pure virtualnoexcept |
Converts type of return value to string_view.
Implemented in disco::function_impl< R, Ts >.


Synchronizing from and to the cloud is a powerful feature of the Lean CLI.
Synchronization allows you to work in your local development environment on projects hosted in the cloud.
This page describes how the lean cloud pull
and lean cloud push
commands determine where to pull/push files to and how potentially unwanted destructive actions are prevented.