WITNESS LIST
State Affairs
April 18, 2011 8:30 AM
ON:
Gavia, David Executive Director (Texas Municipal Retirement System), Austin, TX
FOR:
Lopez, Ray (City of San Antonio), San Antonio, TX
AGAINST:
Jones, Chris (Combined Law Enforcement Assn's of Texas), Austin, TX
ON:
Clark, David (Sen. Wentworth), Canyon Lake, TX
Elliot, Troy (City of San Antonio), San Antonio, TX
Gavia, David Executive Director (Texas Municipal Retirement System), Austin, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
For:
Burton, Donovan (San Antonio Water System), San Antonio, TX
Ramos, Nikki Assistant Director of Human Resources (City of San Antonio), San Antonio,
TX
Wynn, Monty (Texas Municipal League), Austin, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
On:
Winn, Elizabeth Hanshaw (Office of the Secretary of State), Austin, TX
FOR:
Timm, Emily (also providing written testimony) (Workers Defense Project), Austin, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
For:
Cunningham, Michael (Texas State Building and Construction Trades Council), Austin,
TX
Levy, Rick (TX AFL CIO), Austin, TX
Against:
Chatron, Michael J. (AGC Texas Building Branch), Austin, TX
ON:
Sorrells, Tim (Texas Ethics Commission), Austin, TX
ON:
Sorrells, Tim (Texas Ethics Commission), Austin, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
For:
Davis, Jess (Texas Daily Newspaper Assn. / Texas Press Assn.), Austin, TX
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WITNESS LIST
State Affairs
April 18, 2011 8:30 AM
FOR:
Edmonds, Stephen (City of Austin Employees retirement System), Austin, TX
Knodel, Jeff Deputy Chief Financial Officer (City of Austin, TX), Austin, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
For:
Knight, Barney (City of Austin Employee Retirement System), Austin, TX
Ross, Sr., Anthony B (City of Austin Employees Retirement System), Austin, TX
FOR:
Dew, Stephanie (Regnier & Associates), Austin, TX
Schwartz, A.R. (Self), Austin, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
For:
Johnson, Marti (State Fireman and Fire Marshals Assn.), Austin, TX
Regnier, Ted (Von Firemens Insurance Services), Austin, TX
ON:
Spivey, Ray (Teacher Retirement System), Austin, TX
FOR:
Aghamalian, Brandon (Weaver, LLP), Austin, TX
Granger, JD (Trinity River Vision Authority), Fort Worth, TX
ON:
Ray, Hal (Tarrant Regional District), Aledo, TX
Stagner, Steve (Texas Council of Engineering Companies), Austin, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
For:
Mendez, Mark (Tarrant County), Fort Worth, TX
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While you may have blocked execution of an extension such as .ps1, an attacker can bypass it by using anther extension. For example, PowerShell’s Get-Content can access the content of a .ps2 malware script and pass it to Invoke-Expression (iex) for execution:
powershell.exe –ep Bypass “& {Get-Content .\malware.ps2 | iex}
This is a security issue since the iex cmdlet opens up the script to injection attacks.


Gary Holt's blast at Rangers boss Steven Gerrard in full
Livingston boss has been angered by his Ibrox counterpart ahead of Sunday's Premiership clash.
by Gary HoltAs a manager I attempt to keep any grievances private.
If something has flared up and requires a response then my style would be to have a quiet word in someone’s ear the next time I see them.
But on this occasion I feel the need to make an exception.
It was the naivety in the comments about my club Livingston from Rangers manager Steven Gerrard that surprised me.
Ahead of our game against Rangers on Sunday, he called for ref Nick Walsh to ensure his
players were protected.
Protected from what? It’s the Tony Macaroni Arena they’re heading to – not Madison Square Garden.
There’s a bit of background to his concerns and, annoyingly, a bit of history being rewritten.
Back in our League Cup game in September, Ricki Lamie was mentioned for his part in an incident that left Rangers’ Joe Aribo requiring stitches to a head wound.
Gerrard claimed an elbow had been thrown and the incident would have resulted in a red card in any country in the world other than ours.
His remarks were relayed to me at the time.
There was also a suggestion that I hadn’t shown concern for Joe at the time – this was
absolute nonsense.
The facts are that it wasn’t an elbow that was thrown.
It was Ricki’s shoulder that was involved in the collision and, as for Joe, we had a conversation after the game when I checked on his welfare.
As for his claims the collision merited a red card, again it’s a difference of opinion. I just didn’t agree with Gerrard on that. I kept my own counsel.
Gerrard claims medical teams were on the park four or five times in the first half . Again it’s something that I’d suggest needs fact checked.
And if you look at the match stats that night you’ll see Rangers committed 14 fouls, three more than my side.
But what concerns me is a remark that the Rangers boss has tied into the recent media focus on head injuries and the impact of concussion.
It’s not on to suggest that the way my players approach a game puts opponents in greater harm.
Football is a contact sport. Injuries are sustained – it’s an occupational hazard. Our game hasn’t introduced protocols for concussion and that’s a concern. I’d support whatever measures were deemed appropriate. But to suggest our club is one where head injuries are the norm is way offside.
I’d rather go pay Rangers the compliment of saying they have some superb players.
It’s why Livingston will try to make it as ugly and unpleasant as we can for them once again this afternoon.
If you afford average players the freedom to get on the ball then you will lose more games than you will win. But if you allow class operators, of which Rangers have many, to play they’ll run all over the top you.
We can’t allow that to happen so we’ll develop a system and approach designed to cause them problems and make it uncomfortable. We must play to our strengths and I’ll make no apologies for that.
We must never be ashamed to do what we’re good at.
Anyone who thinks a club with Livi’s resources should be embarrassed at not
allowing the opposition to play or getting into their faces is kidding themselves.
When I first read Gerrard’s claim for protection it also triggered another thought.
Ahead of a game between Livi and a club the stature of Rangers, would someone such as Walter Smith have made similar comments?


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Install Ebean's IntelliJ plugin such that entity beans and transactional methods are enhanced
when run develop and run tests in the IDE.
File > Settings > Plugins > "ebean"
Install Ebean IDEA Plugin
The plugin is turned on and off per project. We need to turn it on for it to perform enhancement on the current project.
To confirm things are working properly we check that the target/generated-sources/annotations
directory
is marked as Generated Sources Root. If this directory isn't recognised by the IDE as a generated
sources root then we won't be able to import and use query beans and the IDE will give compiler errors -
unknown type for the query beans.
Check that target/generated-sources/annotations
directory is marked as Generated Sources
Root
If IntelliJ has not automatically marked the directory as Generated Sources we can manually do so:
Click on target/generated-sources/annotations
-
Right Mouse - Mark Directory as - Generated Sources Root
What this plugin does is adds ebean-agent.jar
as a javaagent
to the command
line when IDEA runs tests or main methods for the project. In the IDEA console we can click on the
the command line to expand it showing us the full command line used including the -javaagent
command line option specifying the ebean agent.
The very first line of output in the IDEA console is by default truncated with ...
. Click on
this first line expands to show the entire command line used.
Clicking on the first line of the output expands to show the full command line used to run tests/main methods.
In the command line we see the -jaavagent
argument specifying the ebean agent
used for enhancement.


Four tablespaces will be created that will be used to contain information for 4 quarters of sales information. If this tutorial has been run before, some of the statements to create tablespaces may fail because the tablespaces already exist.


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Facebook navbar clone
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XenForo
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Data writer for templates.
Template compiler for administrative templates.
Template compiler for email templates.
Class to handle compiling template function calls for "array".
Class to handle compiling template function calls for "calc"
Class to handle compiling template function calls for "checked" and "selected". If the specified condition is true, the checked/selected HTML attribute will be outputted.
Class to handle compiling template function calls for "count". A formatted number will be output based on the number of items in the first (array) argument and the browsing user's language.
Optionally, the number of decimals to display can be passed in the second argument. This defaults to 0.
A value of 'false' for the second argument will output an unformatted integer.
Examples: {xen:count $arr} -> 1,234 {xen:count $arr, 2} -> 1,234.00 {xen:count $arr, false} -> 1234
Class to handle compiling template function calls for "date", "time", and "datetime". A formatted date or time will be output based on the timestamp in the first argument and the browsing user's language.
An optional format override can be passed as the second argument. If provided, this argument should be a named format.
Class to handle compiling template function calls for "escape". This function is similar to {$} syntax, but always does HTML escaping, regardless of context.
Class to handle compiling template function calls for "helper".
Class to handle compiling template function calls for "if". If the specified condition evaluates to true, the true argument will be evaluated. Otherwise, the false argument will be evaluated (if specified).
Interface for template function handlers.
Class to handle compiling template function calls for "jsescape". This function escapes the first argument for JavaScript. Note that the first argument is a value, not a variable reference. Variables used within will be HTML escaped first, unless you use raw.
The second argument controls the context for escaping (single, double).
Class to handle compiling template function calls for "link" and "adminlink".
Class to handle compiling template function calls for "number". A formatted number will be output based on the number in the first argument and the browsing user's language.
Optionally, the number of decimals to display can be passed in the second argument. This defaults to 0.
Class to handle compiling template function calls for "pagenav" and "adminpagenav".
Class to handle compiling template function calls for "phrase". This function compiles language specific text into the template for quick access.
The first argument must be a literal that represents the phrase name.
Additional arguments should be passed in as "name=value", where name is a literal and value can be anything. These will then be inserted into the phrase at the named positions.
Class to handle compiling template function calls for "property", for accessing style properties.
Class to handle compiling template function calls for "raw". This function uses disables escaping on the named variable reference.
Class to handle compiling template function calls for "string".
Class to handle compiling template function calls for "urlencode". This function uses URL encoding instead of HTML escaping on the named variable reference.
Abstract base for template tags that apply to the admin area.
Class to handle compiling template tag calls for "checkboxunit" in admin areas.
Class to handle compiling template tag calls for "comboboxunit" in admin areas.
Class to handle compiling template tag calls for "controlunit" in admin areas.
Class to handle compiling template tag calls for "form" in admin areas.
Class to handle compiling template tag calls for "listitem" in admin areas.
Class to handle compiling template tag calls for "passwordunit" in admin areas.
Class to handle compiling template tag calls for "popup" in admin areas.
Class to handle compiling template tag calls for "radiounit" in admin areas.
Class to handle compiling template tag calls for "selectunit" in admin areas.
Class to handle compiling template tag calls for "spinboxunit" in admin areas.
Class to handle compiling template tag calls for "submitunit" in admin areas.
Class to handle compiling template tag calls for "textboxunit" in admin areas.
Class to handle compiling template tag calls for "uploadunit" and "upload" in admin areas.
Class to handle compiling template tag calls for "avatar".
Class to handle compiling template tag calls for "callback".
Class to handle compiling template tag calls for "container".
Class to handle compiling template tag calls for "datetime".
Class to handle compiling template tag calls for "description".
Class to handle compiling template tag calls for "edithint".
Class to handle compiling template tag calls for "follow".
Class to handle compiling template tag calls for "foreach".
Class to handle compiling template tag calls for "formaction".
Class to handle compiling template tag calls for "h1".
Class to handle compiling template tag calls for "hook".
Class to handle compiling template tag calls for if/elseif/else/contentcheck.
Class to handle compiling template tag calls for "include".
Interface for template tag handlers.
Class to handle compiling template tag calls for "likes".
Class to handle compiling template tag calls for "navigation" and "breadcrumb".
Class to handle compiling template tag calls for "pagenav" and "adminpagenav".
Class to handle compiling template tag calls for "require".
Class to handle compiling template tag calls for "set".
Class to handle compiling template tag calls for "sidebar".
Class to handle compiling template tag calls for "title".
Class to handle compiling template tag calls for "topctrl".
Class to handle compiling template tag calls for "username".
General template compiling class. This takes a string (template) and converts it into PHP code. This code represents the full statements.
Most methods are public so as to be usable by the tag/function handlers. Externally, compile() is the primary method to use for basic compilation.
Helper methods for the admin template functions/tags.
Helper methods for the core template functions/tags.


#include <WinKeyboard.h>
List of all members.
Member Enumeration Documentation
Constructor & Destructor Documentation
| WinKeyboard::WinKeyboard |
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| WinKeyboard::~WinKeyboard |
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Member Function Documentation
| const unsigned char* ish::WinKeyboard::GetPreviousState |
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const [inline] |
| const unsigned char* ish::WinKeyboard::GetState |
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void |
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const [inline] |
| void WinKeyboard::Initialize |
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void |
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[virtual] |
| float WinKeyboard::IsDown |
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VIRTUAL_KEYS |
key | ) |
[virtual] |
| float WinKeyboard::IsPressed |
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VIRTUAL_KEYS |
key | ) |
[virtual] |
| float WinKeyboard::IsReleased |
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VIRTUAL_KEYS |
key | ) |
[virtual] |
| float WinKeyboard::IsUp |
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VIRTUAL_KEYS |
key | ) |
[virtual] |
| void WinKeyboard::Shutdown |
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| void WinKeyboard::Update |
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The documentation for this class was generated from the following files: